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Wednesday, September 6, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 6 DNA link revealed Shootin' Hoops Thurstin Convicted rapist to face local charges repairs Joe Boyle and Aaron Gray Police believe Pearson raped a not guilty on one count of rape. extended The BC News 24-year-old University student He is scheduled to go on trial in a Aug. 27, 1993 near the corner of second Tiffin rape case on Sept. Amy Johnson An Arlington, Ohio, man soon Pearl Street and Ordway Avenue, 25. The BC News to be charged with a 1993 Bowl- Fortney said. Pearson may also The possibility of new Bowling ing Green rape was found guilty be responsible for another sexual Green rape charges against Completion of Thurstin last week of a 1994 rape in Tiffin. assault near the corner of Manvi- Pearson comes as the result of a Avenue construction has been The Wood County Prosecutor's lle Avenue and Scott Hamilton positive DNA match between a extended to mid-October, Muni- office will soon go forward with Street on Sept. 23,1993. blood sample taken from Pearson cipal Administrator Colleen rape charges against Eric B. Pearson was found guilty last and evidence taken from the vic- Smith said at Tuesday's evening Pearson, 43, as a result of new week by a Seneca County jury of tim of the 1993 rape, Fortney City Council meeting. DNA evidence, said Bowling rape, attempted rape, abduction said. The Public Utility Committee Green Police Detective Ken and two counts of gross sexual "As of Aug. 15 [1995], we met with contractors Tuesday Fortney. imposition. Pearson was found received a letter from the FBI afternoon and agreed to extend lab that confirmed the DNA the contract. Smith said. sample we sent in from the vic- "The construction workers ap- tim of the Aug. 27,1993 rape was proached trouble with the rock Early reporting a positive match from a DNA surface, which is the main cause sample sumbitted by Eric Pear- of the extension plan," Smith son," Fortney said. said. The two Tiffin cases and the In other business, the city helps solve cases two Bowling Green cases have council adopted an ordinance to many similarities. In all four at- provide for the issuance of bonds Aaron Gray tacks, the assailant wore a ban- to pay the costs of improving the The BC News dana over his head and in three city's water treatment plant. of the four he forced the victim In addition, the council adopted Reporting rapes immediately after they happen increases chances to put a cloth bag or pillowcase an ordinance authorizing the util- of the capture and conviction of the attacker, according to one pros- over her head. ities director to enter into a lease ecuting attorney. The Bowling Green rape and agreement with Poggemeyer De- Assistant Seneca County Prosecutor Kenneth H. Egbert Jr., who sexual assault occurred only sign Group, Inc., to improve the handled the recent Tiffin rape case against Eric B. Pearson, said about three months after Pearson water treatment plant and the pi- quickly reporting a rape enables police to collect critical evidence. was paroled from prison. He had lot testing equipment. DNA evidence played an essential role in Pearson's recent rape been serving time for the 1981 "According to [Director of conviction in Tiffin, Egbert said. A positive match was made between rape of a 13-year-old girl in Public Utilities] Daryl Stockbur- DNA in a semen sample taken from the victim's jeans and DNA taken Wyandot County. ger, equipment is being leased from Pearson's blood sample. In the 1981 attack, Pearson re- now because the equipment Without the DNA evidence, Pearson would not have been convict- portedly drove the girl to a rural needs to be tested in each of the ed, Egbert said. area and forced her to have sex four seasons of the year," said "There's a significant percentage of rape victims who don't report with him at knife point, striking William J. Fischer, second ward the attack," he said. "When people wait months to report it, there's no her in the face several times. City Council member. "If the physical evidence left to compare." After the crime, Pearson asked lease is not adopted now we will Egbert said he encourages victims to come forward immediately the girl if she would meet him for have to wait." after an attack. dinner the following week. Council also adopted a city or- In the recent Tiffin case, Pear- dinance prohibiting loud sound son was found guilty of grabbing amplification systems which can a woman around the neck and be heard 50 feet away. These in- The Pearson File taking her to wooded area, where clude any radio, tape player, he placed a cloth bag over her compact disc player, louds- head and ordered her to remove peaker or other electronic device Aug. 17,1981: Pearson is found June 8,1993: Pearson is released her clothing. used for amplification. guilty by a Wyandot County from prison on parole. Common Pleas Court of raping a After the attack, Pearson apo- logized and called himself an 13-year-old girl. Sept. 23,1993: A man wearing "asshole" for what he had done, a blue bandana over his face .'onRubach/r he BC Ncwi Man gives Aug. 27,1993: A 24-year-old and a navy blue jacket grabs a according to Seneca County A BC. si' student polishes up on his basketball skills this weekend University student is attacked 21 - year-old woman at the See RAPE, page four. between Harshman and Kreischer quadrangles. near the comer of Pearl Street _ corner of Manville Avenue and flowers, and Ordway Avenue. The viclim Scon Hamilton Street, telling later tells police that the man, her he has a gun and needs who was wearing a bandana, someone to love. The woman insults threatened her with a knife, tied manages to run into a friend's Clinton champions rights her hands behind her back and apartment and escape. Amy Johnson placed a canvas bag over her But those who opposed some vious U.N. conference agree- The BC News head. Edith M. Lederer February, 1994: Pearson is The Associated Press parts of the conference's ments on human rights, abortion cited for running a red light in 120-page "Platform for Action" and contraception. A man handed out compli- Nov. 4,1993: More than 60 people " " Bowling Green. In two speeches to standing- ments, accusations, insults and a march from the Union Oval lo Ihe BEIJING - While Hillary Rod- were also mobilizing. ham Clinton took center stage While endorsing the platform's room-only audiences at a Beijing dozen pink carnations at Tues- Bowling Green Police Division Feb. 24,1994: Napoleon police Tuesday, the U.N. women's con- aim of improving women's lives, conference center, Clinton sup- day's City Council meeting. building chanting "No more investigate reports of a prowler ference plunged into debate over Vatican delegation head Mary ported a woman's right to de- Don Gibson, a former Bowling violence! No more rape!" A rape " spoiled inside their city. A man some of the most divisive issues Ann Glendon criticized its em- termine when and whether to Green resident living with his victim accuses the department of later identified as Pearson is before it - birth control, sex edu- have children and lashed out at brother on North Enterprise inaction. In reponsc to public stopped in his car by a police phasis on sex-related health cation and discrimination against problems and reiterated the human rights abuses against Street, complained of loud col- pressure, police subsequently officer. The man strikes the lesbians. women. lege parties in the house next release information on all the steps officer and drives away al 85 door to him. they have taken in their investiga- Delegates from 181 countries Although she named no cul- miles per hour. prits, one of her targets was "The next time I see a bunch of tion. meeting to draft a far-reaching agenda for women quickly found clearly China: She denounced drunken college students in the July 14,1994: Pearson allegedly themselves in disagreement on Fourth •' female infanticide and forced driveway I won't be afraid to run April 2,1994: A Tiffin woman is breaks into aTiffin woman's sexual, reproductive and human sterilizations and abortions, them over," Gibson said. Gibson handed out pink carna- abducted by Pearson and taken to a home, puts a pillowcase over her rights of women. World' practices which are the legacy of wooded area where he puts a cloth head and rapes her shorty after 3 These issues are expected to China's one-child policy. She also tions to Mayor Wes Hoffman and bag over her head and rapes her Tes a.m. At 8:45 a.m.. another generate the most heat during denounced the fact that some several people he claimed had woman is abducted by a man helped him, giving the rest to a results later reveal a positive match the remaining 10 days of the women were prevented from at- matching Pearson's description Confer between DNA in a semen sample ■ Fourth World Conference on tending or fully participating in woman sitting next to him. while riding her bike on a country taken from iK ..kirn's jeans and Women, the biggest U.N. meeting the conference. Although Gibson said he ap- DNA in a blood sample taken from road outide of Tiffin. The woman on Wome At a parallel non-governmental proached the police department is taken in the man's car to a in history. Pearson. In a hard-hitting speech, Clin- forum in the Beijing suburb of several times, no action to con- wooded area where she manages ton championed the cause of Huairou, attended by more than trol the students was taken. August 1994: Pearson allegedly to escape. women's equality and rallied Roman Catholic Church's oppo- 23,000 women, there were nu- enters the house of a Kenton woman "I believe there are winners Aug. 22,1994: A search of feminists with a call for "bold sition to abortion. merous demonstrations Tuesday. and forces her to have sex with him. steps" to advance into the 21st "It would be a great reproach and losers in the world, and I Pearson later tells police he had sex Pearson's home and car by police think Chief [Galen] Ash is a ' reveals a zippered sweat shirt century. to our society if we had nothing Muslim women, some swathed with the woman but it was consen- loser," Gibson said. "He gave me jacket and black sweat pants, the "If there is one message that better to say to a woman who is head to toe in traditional Islamic suaL__ garb, protested against homo- the run-around about the whole 1 poor, frightened, pregnant and clothing c wom in - several- anacks. i echoes forth from this confer- June 19,1995: Pearson is found not - ence, it is that human rights are alone than that she has the right sexuality and adultery. Later, issue." guilty of raping a Kenton woman. . Aug. 15,1995: Bowling Green to destroy her own unborn child," lesbians staged their first women's rights. And women's Gibson told the council he police receive a letter from an FBI she said. protest. Groups ranging from rights are human rights," the avoided the temptation to run Aug. 31,1995: Pearson is found crime lab confirming that DNA in first lady said to loud applause Gertrude Mongella, the con- Bangladeshis against coercive guilty of the April 1994 rape of a Pearson's blood sample matches ference secretary general, has population control methods to Fi- over several college students he and cheers. "Let this conference recently spotted outside a down- Tiffin woman. evidence taken from the viclim of be our - and the world's - call to called on women delegates to re- lipinos against "U.S. imperial- the Aug. 27.1993 attack. town bar. action." sist attempts to roll back pre- ism" also held rallies. Opinion The BG News page two Wednesday, September 6, 1995 The BG News Car yellers: learn respect Glad to see you all back here in baby!" Yes, this, in fact, is what 76 Caprice Classic. Oh, the leg months. At this time, I got angry 'Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' Funky Town again. Hope you had we are waiting for. Dan especial- room. It also had huge windows and insulting again. After this, I a great Labor Day weekend. ly likes it when he believes it is designed for the very purpose of learned to control my anger and Leah Barnum Anyway, we have no real begin- directed at him. Unfortunately, it yelling at women in other cars. sometimes, insulting tongue. So, Jim Vickers ning to this column, but we have usually is not. Yes, I remember yelling stuff when I hear some males yelling editor-in-chief managing editor a great ending, so we are just go- We did not realize that Kim like, "Hey, Sweet t'ts," at the at me nowadays, my first reac- ing to jump right into it. women. What were we thinking? tion is anger, and then I wonder Several of you probably recog- I bet many a man has gotten his why. Why exactly are these Dawn Keller Larry Hannan nize us from our almost weekly jollies by insulting the opposite males yelling? news editor assistant managing editor Friday night ritual of sitting on sex. It took me until I got to This is something both of us the bench on the corner of Main Funky Town State University to are wondering about. What is the and Wooster streets. What a way Kim realize this. What I was doing point of yelling out a car window Aaron Gray Robin Coe to spend a beautiful evening in was stupid. I learned that women at some female? Let us look at city editor editorial editor Funky Town. It is a great place to And are not objects of my desire. the supposed benefits of this ac- hang out with our friends, meet Wow, women are more than legs tion. The male may score. The new people and just watch the and breasts, they can think for male may receive an ego inflat- world go by without commercial themselves. I learned that wom- ing remark back. The female's breaks. Hey, it is free, it does not Dan en do deserve respect. Through ego is inflated. In reality, none of smell like cigarettes and there is this respect, I have learned many this is likely to happen. Police worked not loud music blaring in the things about myself and that if What will probably happen is background so you can actually needed the reminder that she can you quit treating women as sex the male will never see this fe- hear what the person is saying not form words, desires a paci- objects you can learn many male on the street again and ob- next to you. What could be bet- fier and needs the parental care things about them. With the fear viously, not in his Ded. The fe- rape case well ter? of a, somehow, more mature of sounding lame, my life really male is left in confusion, in fear We have spent many a night male. Thank you, we were con- is more complete. of being yelled at by another car sitting on that bench. Most of the fused for a moment. We thought For me, Kim, I went through driving by and not in the frame Two years after a rape and sexual assault inflamed people that walk by are groovy! she was a 21-year-old able-bodied different phases while reacting of mind to yell back. They talk, joke around with us college student who has thoughts to these car-driving, yelling many University students, Bowling Green police and exchange high fives with us. of her own. Thanks for clearing males. When I was IS or 16, get- This is not the safest campus in have set their sights on a twice-convicted irapist as a "Come on, fives all around!" this up for us. ting yelled at from a car window Ohio and there is no need to put likely suspect in the attacks. It is too bad not everyone can This situation, unfortunately, by a group of males was exciting. more fear in women when they With this important development in the case, The be this friendly and relax with us is not a new one for either of us. I was young and I did not really are walking around. This is all a News hopes the police division will no longer be the vic- on the bench for a little while. In fact, we have both been ac- know what I wanted. I will admit matter of males learning respect tim of the slings and arrows of angry students accusing One of the things we have noticed tively involved in it. it, I yelled back, laughed and en- for the opposite sex. It is simple them of not doing their job. is that a male walking by himself Dan remembers yelling out his joyed it. It was fun. From about and everyone can learn to do it if With recent DNA test results virtually guaranteeing will hardly lift his head or look at car window and how Kim has 16 through 18,1 went through an they so choose. that 43-year-old ex-con Eric B. Pearson is responsible us, even if we say "hi" to him. On smiled and yelled back at these angry phase. I would yell insult- Speaking of respect, if you and for at least one Bowling Green attack, information now the other hand, several males males. We shall now take a quick ing things back and stuff like, "If your friends are downtown and walking by will ask us if we are trip down memory lane. Music, you are going to honk, you should happen upon us sitting on the known about him should finally lay to rest criticisms of waiting for a bus or something. please. have the guts to stop, too!" bench, stop and say "hi." We will local police's handling of the case. Sooner or later, the answer will Ah, yes, I (Dan) remember I got over this and, sadly wish you a good evening or de- On Nov. 4, 1993, more than 60 people marched from drive by. tooling around scenic, Mt. Ver- enough, moved back to my pre- liver a funny quip. If you feel like the Union Oval to the Bowling Green Police Division A pack of males drive by and non, Ohio, in my friend's GTO. vious phase. I do not really know it, sit down with us and hang out, building chanting "No more violence! No more rape!" bless us with a chorus of, "Hey, OK, it was not a GTO, it was a why, but it only lasted a few we welcome it. The group pounded on the doors of the building shouting "BGPD must react!" At the center of the activity was a University stu- dent/rape victim who accused police of inaction and demanded the release of every step they had taken in THE pge-teGisTKAT/orJ APvaJTixe IT m mo their investigation of three sex crimes. 1 The police reluctandy succumbed to public pressure, CflkJWJues AWH 1ft fftOffrTiMiV'lft MM)TO«E? releasing a lengthy and impressive list of all the actions [ft... pit! HWA, they had taken to catch the attacker or attackers. If fW)SMF,A©.. there had been any chance of nabbing the rapist, news of these actions would have surely chased him far, far away. . But now it has been revealed that Pearson was living in Arlington at the time of the rapes, a good 30- to 40-minute drive from Bowling Green. It is likely that he drove into town, attacked his victims and left, leaving police virtually no trail they could follow. It is also now known that Pearson attacked women in other counties, indicating that he is no stranger to elud- ing the law. Police left practically no stone unturned in their in- vestigation, but how much chance would they reasona- bly have of catching Pearson given the little evidence they had? Accusations that police had not given enough attention Freshmen woes and bird poop to the rape cases has been disproven by the fact that twe years later they were still keeping abreast of rapists ar- Well, well, well, school is start- I know that many of you are the trees, under any circum- ME: Yes, I'd like to register for rested in Northwest Ohio, watching for possible sus ing once again, old friends are asking a much more serious stances, unless you are a hard Psychology 384: Sexual Re- being reunited, new friends are question, which is: "Why the hell core sadomasochist. lationships with Women Who pects. fast becoming best friends, bars did I put biology down as my Now, what I really wanted to Own Really, Really, Really Big Sometimes it isn't easy to catch the bad guy. Some- are being visited, and the Fact major?" Biology, you see, is talk to you about (no, I'm serious Dogs. times it isn't even possible. Police care about rape vic- Line is once again settling many made up of two Latin words, this time!) is one of the Universi- Star: Well, it looks like Ford debates between drunken room- "bio" meaning "the science or' ty's worst, most terrifying prob- shares aren't moving as fast as tims and should be commended for doing the best they mates on whether or not Elton and "logy" meaning "studying lems - the infamous Star I'd like - you don't get the class. can to solve crimes, not blasted when they inevitably en- John was a wide receiver for No- stuff that we are not supposed to System! The Star System isn't a ME: I want the class! counter a brick wall. tre Dame back in '63. see in the first place." group of students or administra- Star: You can't handle the Along with these new experi- I don't know about you, but I tors - it's much worse - it's a classl ences come many questions, a computer! Remember in ME: Don't make me go wait in Copyright © 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any rnatieral in great many of them asked by theTerminator movies how a line- this publication without the permission of the BG News is strictly pro- freshmen of past and present computer went berserk, started Star: You wouldn't! hibited. alike, one of them being, "Why an S. World War III and from then on ME: Try me. And thus I spend The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and the hell did I put science down as it was Man versus Machine? two hours in line, only to find out is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in the my major?" Now, I'm not telling Well, this Is a hell of a lot worse! the only class still open is Sociol- you to change your major or any- Qaffney The Star System, which was in- ogy 439: Beet Farmers of Canada summer. thing, I'm just saying that you itially used to help students reg- and Their Families. And it's been Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student should stay the hell away from think that if God had wanted us ister for classes, gained an intel- like this every year, which is why body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in the science building itself, much to look at the spleen, stomach, ligence all its own, much like in most people don't graduate for . columns, cartoons and etters are not necessarily those of The BG News. less actually go inside. spare ribs and small intestine, He the movie War Games. It then nine or 10 years. But don't lose Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, typed I base this on two facts, the would have put them on the out- took over registration, the Bur- hope, freshmen; as long as the and include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, first being that during my side of the skin, where they sar, Wall Street, Euro-Disney, my Star System doesn't know I'm if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. freshman year, in order to avoid would be much easier to get at. checking account and the comic writing for The News, I will do The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors a downpour, I cut through the strip "Family Circus," among everything in my power to help in stories or photograph descriptions. science building. As I was walk- Considering we are a society other things. you get through the STAR ing down the hall, I noticed a that relies on sex to keep our door with one of those "nuclear- species around, however, this " J don't know about you, but I think that if The BG News Staff radiation thingy" stickers on it. would not be a good idea. I don't Curiosity got the better part of know about you, but I would be God had wanted us to look at the spleen, photography editor Kelly Rigo all 17 of my brain cells, and I turned off at the sight of kidneys stomach, spare ribs and small intestine, He co-sports editor Scott Brown stuck my head inside the door. and a small intestine just hanging co-sports editor Patrick Murphy there for everyone to see. would have put them on the outside of the assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi Now, I'm not going to tell you Anyway, there really is a seri- skin, where they would be much easier to get assistant city editor Joe Boyle what I saw, just that two days ous question to be asked, and that at." graphics editor Rochelle Slosser later, my thumbs fell off. That, is: "Where is all that bird poop in Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski however, is not the scary part. front of Anderson Arena coming Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple The scary part is that 12 hours from?" Well, my friends, you've copy chief Kristin Stadum later, they grew back - three just encountered one of the more Just wait, freshmen, til you System and regis—. speical projects editor Amy Johnson times their original size! If that is serious problems here at the have to register for classes over Dan Gaffney is a fifth year jun- assistant special projects editor Jim Barker not enough to deter you, you University. We have no idea why, the phone: ior accounting major who hasn't should meet my friend Bob. Bob, each fall, 70 percent of the birds ME: Hello, Star System? balanced his checkbook in four 204 West Hall who is a three-year science in North America develop seri- Star System: (in a voice exactly years. He commutes daily from Bowling Green State University major, glows in the dark and can ous gastrointestinal problems, like that of Darth Vader) Ah, Des Moines, Iowa, in an ex- climb the walls like a spider. But then flock to 20 trees in front of young Gaf fney, I've been waiting tremely fast Ford Escort station Bowling Green. OH 43403-0726 that isn't what I wanted to talk to Anderson and the library. My for you. Registering for classes wagon - despite the fact that he bgne ws @ andy. bgsu.edu you about. advice to you is: don't walk under are we? is only two feet tall. i, t> ^> - .-- - -_ -^ --^_ The BG News Briefs Wednesday, September 6,1995 page three
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603 LnMMC»m»h^iamp*iiky«(onMlorff*di)i Poet visits Toledo THE STATE Playwright and poet ime- lda hunt will show her latest Unidentified Body a weapon, radio, handcuffs and a Parking Problems work, "Jazz Is ... Tatum... Is Found in Fire canister of Mace. Participation is WILLOUGHBY - A car drove ..." at Til man n Gallery, a voluntary. through the front of a fast food non-profit arts organiza- COSHOCTON - A body was "We see them zipping around restaurant, injuring four people. tion, located at 1222 Ma- found in a car that had been set town all the time," said Powell James Constant ine, 66, of Wil- dison Avenue. The exhibit on fire in a field. resident Steve Ussery. "They've loughby, drove his car into a will take place Sept. 21 - Authorities on Tuesday were got this stealth factor going and Hardee's restaurant Monday Oct. 13. trying to determine the victim's that's definitely a plus." after accidentally accelerating Tatum has been an artis- identity. An autopsy was sched- instead of braking while attempt- tic and intellectual fascina- uled. People More Know- ing to park, police said. tion for hunt, who wrote her The body was found Monday ledgable about Islam "It looked like an explosion," dissertation on Tatum's life after firefighters put out the fire, said Stan Korbel, 79, of Willow- and art in Toledo. Coshocton County Sheriff David COLUMBUS - Americans are ick, who was sitting in the front Corbett said. The car was in a much better informed about Is- of the restaurant with his wife. COU rt*«M V-l' .*-'-.• hay field near West Carlisle in © '«•& Ad i w*«ti«' mc She recently graduated lam than they were in the 1980s, "There was a bang, and then ■•■«- ... from the University with a southwest Coshocton County. an official of the Islamic Society glass was splattering all over." HL EJI^CT] EZ3E3E3 doctorate in American cul- The state fire marshal's office of North America said. Korbel said his worst injury ture studies. She incorpor- ruled that the fire was set. "Ten years ago, everyone was a bruised knee. His wife, .-.--.., -J —, ates Tatum's influence into thought we were all terrorists. Joan, 74, said she was knocked her work. The exhibit is Bike Police On the Case Then we were thought to be fun- out of her seat by the impact, but free and open to the public. damentalists," said Shaker A. El- suffered only a few cuts and ACROSS For more information, con- POWELL - Bicycle patrols Sayed, director of the group's Is- bruises. tact Audrey Johnson-Gibbs have become the newest weapon lamic schools department. Two other women had minor THE WORLD at (419)242-3424. against crime in this central Ohio The society on Monday ended a injuries. All four were treated at La- community, but police officers four-day convention which drew tons of TNT, the French Defense view it as something more. about 11,000 people. The group's keWest Hospital and released. Nuclear Blasts return Breakfast in BG be- The three occupants of the car Ministry announced in Paris. By "People get to interact with the meetings have been held each PAPEETE, Tahiti - Defying in- comparison, the atomic bomb gins officers rather just see them Labor Day weekend for the past were not injured. Constantine's vehicle broke six ternational protests, France set that destroyed Hiroshima was driving by in a cruiser," said Sgt. 32 years. off an underground nuclear blast equal to about 15,000 tons of TNT. The University's fall Stephen Hrytzik of the Powell El-Sayed, an American citizen, sections of glass and traveled about 25 feet before stopping in Tuesday on a remote atoll in the The French nuclear test site at "Breakfast in BG" speaker Police Department. said his son was born in Texas South Pacific, beginning a series Mururoa and Fangataufa atolls is series begins on Sept. 15 The department established and, as an American, wants to be the middle of the restaurant's that it says will include up to about 3,200 miles southeast of with an up-to-date presen- the program about 18 months thought of as "us" instead of dining room. He was charged with reckless operation, a third- eight nuclear tests. Hawaii. tation on how people can ago, paying for it with donations "them." The blast took place at 12:30 from business owners and resi- "Our community is not going to degree misdemeanor, police said. join millions of individuals a.m. (5:30 p.m. EDT) in a tunnel Ireland Withdraws now surfing the Internet. dents. be closed or isolated," he said of Pat Headley, the restaurant's beneath Mururoa Atoll, military Bruce Klopfenstein, as- About 20 officers ride 21-speed the Muslim community. "We are manager, had no damage esti- spokesman Col. Abel Moittier an- DUBLIN, Ireland - Pleading sociate professor and chair- all-terrain bikes in 10-mile shifts. all over the place. This country is mate and did not know when the nounced in Tahiti, capital of the man of the telecommunica- They wear body armor and carry still a country of immigrants." restaurant would be reopened. for a few days to settle differ- French territory in the South ences with Britain, the Irish tions department at the Pacific. University, will moderate government on Tuesday with- The blast ended a three-year drew from a summit intended to the panel, "Getting on the French moratorium on nuclear Net: A Guided tour of pave the way for Northern Ire- ACROSS testing, which had been joined by land peace talks. Cyberspace." all of the world's nuclear powers The key issue was Britain's in- THE NATION except China. sistence that the Irish Republican The guided tour will pro- China, which never joined the vide information on obtain- Army make some commitment on moratorium, conducted its fourth disarmament before its allies in ing access to the Internet underground nuclear test in 14 the Sinn Fein party could join all- and what's possible once total resulted from many films' that, despite her revulsion at months on Aug. 17. people get on the informa- Box Office Nears Re- party negotiations. Sinn Fein has grossing between $50 million and Fuhrman's comments, she still Public outrage erupted when. rejected the demand. tion superhighway, includ- cord $100 million. introduced him to one of her girl- French President Jacques Chirac ing examples of practical British Prime Minister John "Waterworld," the most expen- friends and sat next to him in a announced the planned tests in Major had planned to meet Irish educational and business LOS ANGELES - Even without sive movie ever made at $175 mil- bar. June, saying they were necessary Premier John Bruton at Che- applications. $300 million blockbusters like lion, was not an outright debacle "I would never do that," she so that France could create com- quers, Major's official country The breakfast buffet will "Forrest Gump" and "The Lion but is far from profitable for said. puter simulations that would residence near London. open at 7:15 a.m. in 101 Ols- King," Hollywood nearly Universal Pictures. The movie is At first, about half of the jurors make further tests unnecessary. Those plans collapsed as civil camp Hall. The program matched its record-breaking on track to make about $90 mil- were taking notes, but as Bell The blast Tuesday released servants from both governments will begin at 7:45 a.m. and summer of 1994. lion in U.S. theaters and is play- continued, all of them had their energy equal to less than 20,000 deadlocked on the precise terms. conclude by 8:45 a.m. Ticket sales between the Me- ing well in Japan and England. heads down, writing on tablets in morial Day and Labor Day week- their laps. The breakfast series, ends were approximately $2.19 Witnesses Criticize which is open to the public, billion, narrowly missing last Singer, who met Fuhrman be- is sponsored by the Univer- summer's sales mark of $2.2 bil- Fuhrman cause her roommate was dating sity's Office of University lion, Exhibitor Relations Co. said his partner, said the first time great scores... 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The Quiet Company ATTEND ONE MEETING! 054-65 in Campus The BG News page four Wednesday, September 6, 1995 Top positions limited No 'moving up ladder' for housing directors Heather Cvengros The BG News however, moving to this position "It's exciting - it is a way to may be difficult for some. offer new ideas and new ways of Carrying out a position as part "We have fewer and fewer po- doing things," Vetter said. of the residence hall staff can be sitions to move up at the Univer- Rae Ann Smith has been a hall a rewarding job with much in- sity," Vetter said. "We only have director for two years at Bat- sight, but positions at the top of two complex coordinator posi- chelder and is currently a resi- the ladder could be limited. tions available now." dence hall director for Prout People may start out in a grad- Due to the lack of positions, Hall. uate position working half time many employees are moving to Smith's job includes supervis- or full time in a small residence other institutions to gain a higher ing the residence hall staff, deal- hall, said Michael Vetter, assis- status. ing with day to day maintenance, tant vice president for Student "I think relocating is great be- handling discipline problems and Affairs. In order to excel to the cause it offers different perspec- managing the building. next position, a master's degree tives of the programs and ser- Smith said moving up is hard in college student personnel or a vices offered at different univer- but it depends on the positions related field must be obtained, he sities," Vetter said. and openings available. said. Vetter said as much as he "A master's degree is required Jon Rubach/The BG Ncwa The next position available is would like to have people stay, he before promotion, but the re- complex coordinator in the larg- can't promote everyone. sponsibilities don't change that Astronaut Tom Henrlcks presents BGSU with a Falcon flag Tuesday afternoon at Harsbman Quadra- er residence halls such as the "Some want to gain different much from job to job," she said. ngle. Harshman and McDonald com- perspectives and experiences, Smith plans to move on after plexes. According to Vetter, which is good," Vetter said. this year. The lack of positions is not "I've been here for three years something new. The University has had a new staff every year. Karate program World Wide Web See JOBS, page six. returns to BG opens new doors POLICE John Wenzel defines as "prearranged move- coming a big marketing tool that ments of karate set in a pattern," Jennifer Schab The BC News The BG News allows institutions to reach audi- is an integral part of the ad- ences in a new way because in- Students have the opportunity vancement and testing process in The World Wide Web gives ■ A Derby Street man was ar- ■ A cement goose was abduct- formation is on-line. ed from the porch of a South Col- to increase their education and karate, but it is only one aspect of people access to information "The web is a uniform re- rested Wednesday for shoplifting learn about self-defense with the lege Street resident Sunday karate. from all over the world, and source locator," McLaughlin at K-Mart. According to the United Karate System, a method "In the class, we also focus on many University students do not said. "You can go to resources police report, the man bought morning. The resident told police of teaching karate. self-defense and working with even realize this resource is like Yahoo or WebCrawler, several tool boxes and filled her name is etched on the goose UKS is an on-campus karate partners," Nicholson said. "And available to them. search engines in which you can them with merchandise. The man in black magic marker. instructional program that has some of the older students work paid for only two packages of ■ An officer saw a man stag- "The World Wide Web is a hy- type anything in a box and see if been offered at the University with weapons." Building charac- there is information on the top- toilet paper. gering across the intersection of for the last 22 years. It is offered pertext [a feature that makes the ter and discipline as well as pro- ic." ■ A resident of the 900 block of East Court and Main streets Sun- twice each semester in hour-and- viding continuing karate train- internet non-linear and allows North Summit Street told police day morning carrying a cup. a-half sessions two nights a week. ing, regardless of level of prior users to access other files] or- According to McLaughlin, even Thursday night that a strange When the officer asked him what The instructors, Mary Anne acheivement, is what Nicholson ganization of information on the rock bands have pages to get in- dog had entered her yard, saying he had in the cup, the man re- and Bob Nicholson, are both reg- said he hopes this program will internet," said Deborah formation out to their fans. the dog had "his penis stuck in plied "beer." He was cited for istered American Karate Asso- do for all involved. McLaughlin, associate director "The web has every use in the her dog." The woman told police open container and released. ciation blackbelts. They have at- The classes are open to anyone of Public Relations. "It's a new world, but at the same time it can she was going to contact an at- ■ A Fourth Street resident told tained the level of 4th and Sth interested and will be offered medium, almost like television on be purely entertainment," said torney about the veterinarian's police "some girls" in a Grand degree blackbelt, respectively. this semester in two sessions. your computer, that many busi- Jim Tocco, a sophomore broad- bill that she would have to pay as Prix "revved their engine" at "I was attending Bowling The first will be Sept. 6-Oct. 23 nesses and institutions are using cast journalism major. a result of the violation of her him and in retaliation he "kind of Green and I started out [because and the second will be Oct. to get their information to a larg- Tocco said his favorite link on dog. flipped them off." The alleged of] my husband," Mary Anne Ni- 30-Dec. 18, on Monday and er audience." the World Wide Web is the ESPN rewers made the flipper go left cholson said. "They [the Univer- Wednesday nights. For any stu- net. ■ A resident of the 300 block of of center. sity] had a club here, but not like dents who are interested but To access the web, students "It has updates to the minute, North Maple Street was cited ■ A resident of the 1000 block the program offered now." have not signed up yet, Monday, can go to the computer labs on and it's a 1,000-page sports sec- Friday for underage consump- of Fairview Avenue was unex- Nicholson said the classes Sept. 11 will be a free night. Be- campus, access the software ap- tion every day," Tocco said. "If tion and disorderly conduct with pectedly punched in the face by changed her from a shy 19-year- ginning and intermediate classes plications menu and use the you are interested in something, persistance. The man refused a his roommate. According to the old into a confident adult. will be offered from 6.00-7:30 browsers to get in. The browser it's there." breathalizer test, telling police police report, the men were walk- "It's lots of fun," she said. "You p.m. and advanced classes will be on campus is Netscape. "he was a drunk," according to ing home from the bars when, meet a lot of good people, and it's offered from 7:30-9:00 p.m. From there students are given •There is really a lot of stuff the police report. After police re- "out of nowhere," the roomie very beneficial physically." The classes will be located in a revised information page, you can access, and it's available turned a pager found on the man, punched the victim in the side of Nicholson also said karate, like the Archery Gulf Room of the which is a jumping off point for all the time, plus the information he reportedly said his "girlfriend the face. The victim reportedly all martial arts, brings a lasting Recreation Center and the cost the World Wide Web. never has to be outdated," would have my ass for messing required stitches after the as- sense of discipline. win K= «4« <■-- -»»Honte with an "The audience of the web is McLaughlin said. with her pager." sault. "Kata," which Nicholson prospective students, alumni and "The World Wide Web is a real- the community," McLaughlin ly fabulous part of the internet RAPE said. "The University uses the [an interactive network of com- web to put out an extensive cal- puter systems] that refers the Continued from page one. endar of events, which give in- user to additional resources," formation such as intramural McLaughlin said. "It is very user Common Pleas Court records. ecutor Kenneth H. Egbert Jr., deadlines. Student Recreation friendly, unlike the internet A DNA comparison of semen who handled the Tiffin case, said Center hours and the entire un- which can be complicated be- found in the jeans of the Tiffin he could not have won the case dergraduate catalogue." cuause you need a lot of applica- victim and a blood sample taken without the DNA evidence. tions." from Pearson proved to be a posi- "The DNA evidence was cru- Job postings, openings and de- McLaughlin added anyone can tive match. cial to the conviction," Egbert partmental information are also put pages on the web because it The Sept. 25 Tiffin trial is said. "The reason for that is the available on the University page. is not yet controlled and it is free based on Pearson's alleged victim was unable to provide a McLauglin said the web is be- to users. forced entry into a woman's bed- specific description of the assai- room, where he is accused of lant because he had a handker- covering her head with a pillow- chief covering part of his face." rasniramasra case and raping her. Pearson was found not guilty in Egbert said he is happy with June of raping a woman in Ken- the guilty verdict. PARTY! ton in August 1994. "I feel justice has been served SEPTEMBER Downtown Assistant Seneca County Pros- for the victim," he said. 8-10th Bowling Green •BLACK Rockresfnp UNIVERSITY UNION ^qntSMI F«rtivl Featuring 1 * Best Values on Campus Great Food & - Tom Cold Beer WEDN ESDAY Free Gorman Admission BOWL-N-GREKNKKY VHEASANT ROOM The Sponsored AW ArkPKK Band WE'LL GIVE YOU 10 WEEKS. 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(1pm & 3pm September 5 thru 10th -# ft] Sunday) Sports The BG News Wednesday, September 6, 1995 page seven Cowboy's owner thorn in NFL side Dave Goldberg white shirts, black pants and a The Associated Press white jacket with no logos, not even "Dallas Cowboys." EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - NFL spokesman Greg Aiello - Jerry Jones seems to be having said the league would not com- fun challenging the NFL hier- ment at this time. But officials of archy. Why else would he sanc- the Giants were miffed that tion a news release geadlined .!■ nit- -. would put on his big show "Cowboys Owner Bucks NFL on a night in which they had one Again" to announce a deal with of their own - the retirement of Nike? the No. 11 worn from 1979 It's not something that will de- through 1993 by Giants quarter- light the other 29 owners or back Phil Simms, now an NBC commissioner Paul Tagliabue, analyst. particularly coming from a man The Jones-Nike agreement who already has challenged the raises questions concerning a revenue-sharing concept on possible attempt by the Cowboys which the league is built. to better position themselves to The latest item is a seven-year sign free agent Deion Sanders, deal with the sporting goods the star cornerback and baseball manufacturer that nearly over- outfielder who has an endorse- shadowed the Cowboys' 35-0 de- ment deal with Nike. Dallas cor- molition of the New York Giants nerback Kevin Smith was injured Monday night. In his typical un- Monday night, leading coach derstated fashion, Jones de- Barry Switzer to plead with clared: Jones: "This is a marriage of two or- ganizations that transcend sports "If Jerry's around him, I'm go- in the United States." ing to tell him. It's serious now," Jones, who is challenging the Switzer said. "Get Deion. We NFL from the inside in a way need Deion now. It ain't show- Donald Trump and the USFL time anymore. It's serious busi- The BC Ncws/nic photo challenged it from the outside, ness." Two BG players challenge a spike by a Wisconsin player in a pre- Michigan State Volleyball Classic. The Falcons beat Illinois State already has signed a deal with However, even if Sanders were vious match. BG opened its season splitting four matches at the and Baylor. Pepsi, contrary to the NFL's deal inclined to sign with the Cowboys with Coke. And he has suggested because of his relationship with licensing revenue go to teams Nike, Dallas would still face the rather than be divided equally obstacle of fitting Sanders' con- among the league's 30 teams, a tract under the salary cap. move that clearly would give the BG rallies from slow start Cowboys, who lead the NFL is Jones has suggested the en- dorsement possibilities present- sales, far more money than all have some outstanding ath- Olson's 22 assists and Jenny others. ed by the Cowboys might be an Jeremy Yohe tournament. Solidifying the letes," head coach Denise Van Ostrom's 15 digs, the Brown The agreement with Nike calls incentive for Sanders. However, The BC News win was BG's rock in the De Walle said about the Fal- and Orange cruised to a for players and coaching staff to Tagliabue has said he would look middle, as Esslinger put up The Michigan State Volley- cons' first opponent. straight set victory 15-3, 15-9, some more remarkable num- wear Nike products although skeptically at any offer that did ball Classic started out on a "We had our hands full in the 16-14 over Baylor. Nike does not have a full agree- not pay Sanders what the league bers. Esslinger added 23 more sour note for Bowling Green's first two games and then we "Our ball control was superi- kills to her total and also volleyball team who dropped settled down a bit. I felt very or to their's and we beat them chipped in with 21 digs. their first two matches on Sat- optimistic about our perform- very quickly," Van De Walle Acknowledging her efforts urday. ance and our attitude on the said. during the tournament, Ess- But the floor," she added. "We never Winding out the tournament, team took out quit." the Falcons had to rally from a their frustra- In the second match, MSU two set deficit to pull out a win tions garner- overpowered BG. The Spartans over Illinois State University. "We had our hands ing two vic- were led by Jcnna Wroble's 18 Dropping the first two sets full in the first two tories on kills and nine digs for the 16-14 and 15-10, BG turned up games and then we Sunday at sweep 15-5,15-10,17-15. their intensity and took over East Lansing, One bright spot loomed in the the match winning the final settled down a bit. I Mich. midst of the two losses for three sets 15-7,15-12,15-8. felt very optimistic Facing two senior Carlyn Esslinger. Dur- "Being down two sets I felt nationally- Van DeWalle ing the second match, the Ta- like we were just a step short,' about our ranked opponents on the first mpa, Florida, native broke the Van De Walle added. "Then in performance and our day, San Diego State and Mich- 1000 carrer mark for kills. She the third game our blocking igan State, BG found points became just the fifth spiker in came alive. They made some attitude on the floor." hard to come by. Bowling Green history to do so. hitting errors and before you SDSU jumped on the Falcons "That's a feat in itself," Van knew it we were in the game, quickly by winning the first De Walle responded to Ess- and it gave us the confidence two sets 15-3, 15-1. BG cap- linger's accomplishment. we needed." Denise Van De Walle tured the third set 15-10 before "1000 kills at this point starting A great effort from two jun- succumbing to the attack, los- her senior year - that is im- iors, Shayne Crumley and Lori Bowling Green Volleyball coach ing a hard fought 20-18 mar- pressive." Hilton, helped pave the way for athon. Facing slightly less competi- the win. Crumley added 16 kills linger was named to the All- "We took the floor with tive teams on Sunday, BG was and 18 digs while Hilton added Tournament team, along with [SDSU] and were probably a able to even their record. 16 kills. Ostrom recorded 27 three players from Michigan little intimidated because they Led by a senior attack, Jodi digs, the most for BG in the State and two from SDSU. AP pholo/Charlc. Rex ArbogMt Dallas Cowboys running back EmmilI Smith breaks into the open for a 60-yard touchdown run during the first quarter of their game against the New York Giants In Giants Stadium In East Rutherford, \ .1., Mon- day, Sept., 4,1995. considers his market value. Falcon soccer invokes motto ment with NFL Properties, which must license all agreements. Under the agreement, Nike Pat Murphy Nike chairman Phil Knight, will promote controlled scrim- The BC News Akron Classic title in six years who attended the game, said the mages in the 1996, 1998 and 2000 and their first since 1986 with Cowboys would wear no logo, in- exhibition seasons. It also will The Bowling Green soccer two goals in the last 11 minutes cluding Nike's. On Monday night, build a tent to sell its products at team's motto in 1995 is to take of the game. the Dallas coaches wore plain Texas Stadium. care of unfinished business. Jamie Harmon scored from Their work started last weekend 1994 Mid-American Conference with a first-place finish at the Newcomer of the Year Jason Be- Akron Children's Hospital Clas- gan at the 109:42 to give BG a sic. three-goal lead. Sophomore Golden State BG, who finished one victory Brandon Pelton scored his first away from an NCAA tournament career goal from freshman goal- play-in game last year, bush- Keeper Scott Vallow with less wacked West Virginia with four than minute left in the game. guard arrested overtime goals to win 6-2 Mon- day. The Falcons captured the ti- "Jason Began scored the first The Associated Press new violations of driving on a tle with a 2-0 record and a +6 in goal on a counterattack," Mahler suspended license, impeding the goal differential. said. "They weren't as fit as us." traffic and playing his car Vallow, playing in his first col- OAKLAND, Calif. - Golden stereo too loud. "As a coaching staff we we're legiate game, stymied New State Warriors guard Latrell He also allegedly threatened real pleased with the results," Hampshire in the Falcon's open- Sprewell was arrested on traf- arresting officer Scott Fukuda BG head coach Mel Mahler said. ing game Saturday. He stopped fic violations and for allegedly and made racial slurs, accord- "Our goal was to win the tourna- all five UNH shots en route to his threatening a police officer ing to police. ment." first career shutout. who chased his truck, police Fukuda said he pursued a Tournament Most Valuable said. speeding 1992 GMC Typhoon Player Steve Klein scored three "He [Vallow] did a very good Sprewell, an NBA All-Star Sunday but lost it. He later minutes into the overtime from job. He wasn't tested against guard entering his fourth spotted the vehicle double- backer Peter Kolp to give BG a New Hampshire but he did a fine The BG Newi/THe photo season with the team, is parked with the driver talking lead. job distributing the ball," Mahler Falcon mid fielder Joe Hutch heads up the field in a previous match. scheduled to appear in Oak- to someone in a car. Less than three minutes later said. "In the second game he The BG soccer team won the Akron Children's Hospital Classic last land Municipal Court on According to police, the Klein and forward Duane Ely as- played well he just made one bad weekend. Wednesday. driver of the Typhoon was sited on Dave Kindl's first goal of decision." He was released from jail Sprewell, 24, who pulled the the season at the 95:59 mark. Began, who led the tournament of the tourney," Mahler said. shot. after posting more than $6,000 vehicle to the curb and got out. in scoring with five points, BG was not outclassed by New "What I was pleased with the in bail, including paying a $956 He asked Fukuda if he knew "We're really confident going opened the scoring at the 72:17 Hampshire who participated in most was that we accomplished warrant for driving on a sus- who he was and the officer into overtime," Mahler said. mark on a goal from Ely and the NCAA Soccer Tournament individual and team goals that we pended license. said he did not. "Our guys stepped it up and they Kolp. Dan Kindl sealed the game last year. The Falcons outshot established earlier," Mahler said. The athlete was booked on The officer tried to hand- didn't." at 85:38 with an assist going to UNH 30 to five and had a ten shot BG returns home this weekend the outstanding warrant and cuff Sprewell but failed. The Brown and Orange solidi- Kolp. advantaged in shots on goal, al- to take on Xavier at 2 p.m. Sun- fied their hold on their second "We were definitely the class lowing just one New Hampshire day at Mickey Cochrane Field. Smeared Ink The BG News Sports page eight Wednesday, September 6,1995 The BG News Michigan coach wary Pigskin Picks of underdog's ability Week One The Associated Press Memphis, he doesn't want his first two career starts. team to just go through the mo- "It took a long time for my Games of September ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Lloyd tions, either. opportunity to get here," King 9-10. 1995 Carr faces a different kind of "Hopefully we will recognize said. "Once my opportunity got challenge this week as Michi- that we want to win with im- here, I had to take advantage of gan's football coach. provement each week; we want it." Circle TOUT Picks and Win! In the wake of two victories, Scott Brown Pat Murphy Christian Leah Barnum to get better each week," Carr Offensively, Michigan got a including Saturday's 38-14 Co-Sports Co-Sports Pelusi Editor In said. "It's easy to say but big boost when tailback Tshl- Editor Editor Asst. Ed. Chief thrashing of Illinois, Carr has tougher to do." manga Biakabutuka shrugged to guard against overconfi- Michigan's defense already off a shoulder bruise from the Standings 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 dence as his llth-ranked Wol- looked strong against Illinois. opener against Virginia. Mid-American Conference verines return home to play Five Illinois turnovers con- Biakabutuka broke the Illi- Bowling Green at Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri BG heavy underdog Memphis tributed to all but seven of the nois game open by scoring State. W. Illinois at Ball State BSU BSU BSU BSU Wolverines' points, and Michi- three touchdowns in the first "You hope coming off an Weber State at CMU CMU CMU CMU CMU gan defenders swarmed to the five minutes of the second half. emotional win like we had, you ball all day. He finished with 97 yards on 10 EMU at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh EMU don't just come out and slop "I think the biggest thing carries. Miami (OH) at Kent Miami Miami Miami Miami around," Carr said Tuesday. about our defense is that when Until just before game time, Illinois State at Ohio Illinois St. Illinois St. Illinois St. Illinois St. "I'm very confident we're go- someone misses a tackle, Carr didn't even expect him to E. Tennesse St. at Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo ing to come out and play hard, there's always someone there play. WMU at Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana because if we don't, we didn't to cover up," Carr said. "If Around College Football learn anything from some of there's one thing that's been "Last Tuesday or Wednesday Nebraska at Michigan State Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska those situations that came out impressive about our defense, I tapped him on the shoulder Notre Dame at Purdue Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame last week." it's their great pursuit to the and he flinched," Carr said. "I Georgia at Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Georgia Tennessee Carr was referring to ball." told [offensive coordinator] Northwestern's shocking win UCLA at BYU UCLA BYU UCLA UCLA Michigan's leading tackier Fred Jackson there's no way over Notre Dame and Purdue's after two games is strong Florida State at Clemson Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. I'm going to play him because victory at West Virginia. safety Steve King, a fourth- he'll turn the ball over Texas Tech at Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State While he doesn't expect year junior who worked his Pro Football Michigan to fall victim to that way through the depth chart Memphis is playing its first Tampa Bay at Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland , kind of upset Saturday against and has made the most of his Big Ten opponent. Pittsburgh at Houston Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Jacksonville at Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Jacksonville Cincinnati Denver at Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Detroit at Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Detroit r Tampa Bay at Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland I Dodgers pitcher Nomo Pittsburgh at Houston Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Jacksonville at Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Jacksonville Cincinnati Denver at Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Detroit at Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Detroit r receives police escort Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets N.Y. Jets N.Y. Jets Indianapolis Indianapolis The Associated Press that someone had followed him in the ballpark or leaving the home, the Orange County Regis- ballpark. Submit entries at The BG News, 204 West Hall LOS ANGELES -- The Los An- ter said. "If a player comes to manage- Entry deadline is Friday, Sept. 8 at 1:00 p.m. geles Dodgers have arranged for "If a player is concerned for ment and has a concern, then we 853-BWWW an off-duty police officer to es- any reason about security issues, definitely address that concern." W8NNEH DECEIVES 176 E. Wooster cort pitcher Hideo Nomo from then our security force deals Dodger Stadium to his Los An- with those issues," Jay Lucas, di- geles area home after each game, rector of publicity for the Dod- Nomo's interpreter, Michael a newspaper reported Tuesday. gers, said when asked about the Okumura, was driving Nomo 50 WINGS / 2 BASKETS 0' CHIPS Although he did not request the Register story. "Nomo is receiv- home after a game over a month arrangement, Nomo has received ing the same kind of security any ago when the two noticed a car the escort for about a month player would receive if he's con- following at a close range, the after complaining to the team cerned with any aspect of being Register said. DeXter'S not his usual self. You suspect the SillSil. So you call Dr. Nushlcitt, your family vet back home The call is cheap. CTOO bad about the COUSUltatiOU fee.) Sign up for AT&T TfrueSavings and save 25% to Anybody, Anytime, Anywhere in Hit- ISA. Life can be complicated. AT&T True Savings is simple. Just spend $10 a month on long distance and we'll subtract 25% off your AT&T bill? Spend $50 a month, get 30% off. Guaranteed. This special offer ends soon, so you've got to call 1800 TRUE-ATT to enroll by September 15. No fees. No lists. And no circles. That's Your True Choice.™AT&T. The BG News Sports Wednesday, September 6, 1995 page nine Determined Courier downs blistered foe Steve Wllstein against Courier. Muster's bleed- game, the winner of four Grand The Associated Press ing blisters were covered with a Slam titles from 1991 to 1993, yard of tape, but for all it mat- Courier lost in the second round NEW YORK - Jim Courier tered he might as well have of the Open a year ago and drif- wandered out of his strange wil- played barefoot the way little ted in this year with few of the derness and into contention at Byron Black of Zimbabwe used other players giving him a the U.S. Open on Tuesday, to do. Black, who's grown up to chance of winning. thumping foot-sore French Open all of S-foot-9, pulled the first up- But Courier said he started to champion Thomas Muster in set of the afternoon by sending feel good about his tennis a few straight sets on a day when up- 6-foot-4, 1994 runner-up Michael days before the Open started. sets reigned. Stich packing, 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 2-6. "When I feel good," he said, "I There was no indifference by 6-3. always play well." Courier this time, none of the "I played a lot of barefoot," The problem for Courier has haphazard stretches or moody Black said of his youth on the been that his tennis shifts with moments that have marked his grass courts his father, once a his mood, going from unbeatable descent in the rankings. player at Wimbledon, installed one day to vulnerable another. This time, for the better part of back home. "I have very high ar- "Sometimes you have to take two hours, he was the Courier of ches. I started getting a very bad some steps backward to take old, drilling 10 aces, drumming heel, and then I had to play in some more steps forward," Cour- baseline winners and reaching shoes, although my dad didn't ier said. "I really haven't pin- the quarterfinals with a 6-3, 6-0, like me tearing up his court too pointed it. All I know is that's the 7-6 (7-4) romp over the No. 3 much." way it is. Today I am playing Muster, a clay court specialist Black tore up Stich with a vari- well, and I am going to try to who ripped up his feet on these ety of two-fisted forehands and keep playing well for a good long hot hardcourts. backhands, and the net-charging time. Courier, No. 14, will find out Stich accommodated him with 79 just how far back he's come when unforced errors. "I learned I hate losing. I have he plays his next match against "I know how he plays, and I always known that, but you really No. S Michael Chang, a 6-2, 6-2, just think I got off to a very bad find it out when you lose a lot." 4-6, 6-3 winner over Michael start," said Stich, the No 8 seed. Beating Muster so easily Tebbutt. "He didn't make any unforced should help Courier against Reaching the women's semi- errors. From the third set on, I Chang. finals were top-seeded Steffi was just in charge. I changed my Graf and No. 9 Gabriela Sabatini. style. I went for more. I had my "I go in confident," Courier Graf beat Amy Frazier 6-2, 6-3, chance in the fifth set, that said, "knowing that I played a and Sabatini downed Mary Joe break-point for 2-1, but I just very good match. It is a good Fernandez 6-1,6-3, two days after gave it away. I played a poor time for it, but I don't want to go Fernandez ousted defending game, made a double-fault and outside and start doing cheer- champion Arantxa Sanchez Vi- missed an easy volley." leading exercises or anything cario. Courier and Muster waged a like that. It is one match." "I've really progressed from fierce baseline duel, slugging match to match," said Graf, who hard all the way, but Courier took Muster had his blister wrapped played a three-setter in the open- more chances and put away far twice during the match, the sec- ing round and won every other more winners - 42 to 14 - while ond time when he took an injury match in straight sets. "My back out-acing Muster 10-0. timeout at 6-5 in the final set. The is holding up really well." "Personally, I feel good going big toe and the balls of his left Graf has dominated Sabatini of out against Thomas on any sur- foot were covered with tape, and late, but remembered losing to face, even clay," Courier said. blood was seeping through. Yet "He's had a phenomenal year, APphota/Otamu Honda. her in the final at the Open in he didn't blame his loss on the 1990 when Sabatini won her only and he deserves all the credit blisters. Jim Courier of Miami Ft., returns the ball towards Australia's thomas Muster at the U.S. Open In New Grand Slam title. he's gotten. We're going to play York Tuesday Sept. S, 199S. "It was no problem," he said. "I "Her game keeps you off a the same match on any surface. just played bad. He was playing little bit so you don't get the We're going to play power vs. very well today. But I don't know rhythm," Graf said. power, even on clay." if this is enough for him to win Muster never got his rhythm Once the best player in the against Michael." •L-ruin «ihi-»«i- jppl)' fcaibl* in mn-l MK Classifieds The BG News page ten Wednesday, September 6, 1995 CAMPUS EVENTS SPICE UP YOUR WARDROBE ft ROOM Don't miss ALASKA EMPLOYMENT PART-TIME(lShpw) instructional aide for adult WITH PARALLAX VIEW Single Mom's Suppon Group Fishing Industry education program to act as liaison between Bead necklaces, earrings, bracelets, Glow-ln- al Ihe BLACK SWAMP Earn up to $3,000-$6,000* per month. volunteers and coordinator at multiple sites. 1 The Dark items. Wed.ft Thun. ARTS FESTIVAL tor single mothers or those expecting and Room & Board Transportation! Male/Female. Must have reliable transportation. Some even- AIDS IN THE REAL WORLD planning k} parent. IN THE UNION FOYER & GOLDEN KEY Friday ill 6 00 PM No experience necessary! (206)545-4155 ext ings. Duties include teaching small-group adult UAO Guest Speaker Sean Sasser ol MTV's TABLE Downtown BG ASS441. classes, record keeping, and testing Good Real World' Tut*., Sepi 12 8PM LG Bali Call 354-4673 for information. interpersonal and computer skills required room. ATTENTION TOUR GUIDES BG Pregnancy Center Send resume and 3 references to ABCDRead. UNIVERSITY PERFORMING DANCERS ATTENTION DRV DOCK MEMBERS Evening nous lor c/o Wood County District Public Library. 251 AUDITION SEPTEMBER 6. 6:00 PM. Student Health Servce KICK-OFF MEETING There will be a meeting TODAY Wednesday. 222 EPPLER NORTH N. Mam. BG. OH 43402 until 9V18 NO September 6. at 6 00pm at OHenhauer's Piano 5-7:30 by appan&nent STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS need to register PHONF CALLS. TUESDAY. SEPT. 5 • 5 TO 6PM Room Hooe 10 soe you there' their organization by Wed.. Sept. 13. Registra- Volunteers needed lor Saturday AM. C < < tion forms are available in ihe Office of Student RESORT JOBS Studenis Needed' OR WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 6 • S T06PM BGSU students needing internships, practi- Program Ed Sports, Rec majors A any others Beginning September 6 Life. Room 405 Student Services Building. It Earn to$i2/hr and tips. Theme Parks. Hotels. cums. or volunteer piaoement tor Fall 1995, interested in helping people please come to an Call 372-2271. your group is not registered, you will not be eli- Spas, and more Destinations include Florida. Spring or Summer 1996. are invited to meet info meeting Sept 7th at 7pm. 303 Educ. You gible to reserve space on campus, hold events. ADMISSIONS OFFICE - MCFALL Hawan. Colorado & So. California Call Resort local serwce agency personnel on Wednes- will learn helpful skills to enhance your ability to etc. For more information call us at 372-2843 Employment Sorvices 1-206 632-OiSO eat day. September 6th, from 6 00pm-7 00pm at Bnng your own schedules" RS5441. ^ ' work with people who have a disabil'ty. Credit United Christian Fellowship Center, corner Factory Outlet Store STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS FAIR available. Restaurant help Pt.time lunches A weekend Pihe A Thurstm Streets Cai' 35? 7534 Student Desks starling al $39.00 Come one, come all lo the Student Organiza- Want to be on topol things this year? Miller Woodworking Factory Outlet tions Fair, Wed.. Sept. 6, 1995 from 8ILINGUALS closings Above mm. wage starting w/ 30 day BOOST RESUME CREDENTIALS 4 BE- Join BG24 News Woodland Mall-354-1614 11 00a m 3 00p m m Ihe Lenhan Ballroon ol International Marketing Firm expanding rapid- review Apply at SubwayPerrysburg OH COME INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNrTY - 1 ly. We have various positions available. Seek- 26611 Rt 25 A 1475 or 10677 R[ 20 A 175 A1/2 hour live newscast ■ 5 days a week) the University Union. Free popcorn and soda* C Volunteer'!' No training necessary Jom ing quality people who are motivated and good Immediate openings' Reporter ft Videographer Workshop FREE FINANCIAL AIDI Approximately 95 student organizations will be hundreds ol lormer BGSU students m exper- m public relations. Senous inquiries only Call Thurs. Sept. 7th 9:00pm Over $6 Billion in pnvale sector grants and represented Stop by and GET INVOLVED" iencing meaningful volunteer placements 4198658380 BG24 Office Rm. 3 (basement) West Hall scholarships is now available. All students are SPRING BREAK '96 - SELL TRIPS. EARN Meetmg for volunteers to tutor and act as a THE WORLD IS MADE OF GLASS CASH A GO FREE"' Student Travel Services mentor to children, teach ESL (English as a eligible regardless ol grades, income, or par- THE WORLD IS MADE OF GLASS Child care m my Perrysburg home. Flexible is now hiring campus representatives Lowest Second Language) adults reading and wnting, What is wet. guiel, needs food, and is inexpen- ent's income. The new CO by BG't own schedule. 6-8 hrs. open a week. 3yr. & 10 1 rates to Jamaica, Cancun. Daytona and Pan- or work with mentally and physically handi- sive? A FISH On sale Sept. 4-15 Union Foyer Let us help. Parallax View month old. Must be CARING, dependable, Call Student Financial Services: amnCiry Beach Call 1-800 648-4849. capped adults will be on Wednesday. SEP- 10-4 PM Pick up orders Oct 6-7 m UAO Of Available Sept. 8th non-smoker, exp., ref. A transp Call after 6pm 1-800-263-6495 6.1 FS5441 TEMBER 6TH. irom 6 00pm-7 00pm at Umied fice. THE WORLD IS MADE OF CLASS ask fc Gayle or leave message. Students warned to promote the most killer 419-874-7781 Christian Fellowship Center, corner Pike & YES, THERE IS A WOMEN'S RUGBY TEAM! THE WORLD IS MADE OF GLASS Spnng Break Trips on campus. Earn high $$ Thurstm Streets Call 352-7534 New player meeting INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED INNER Crazy Cash commissions and free tnps" Must be outgoing BOWLING GREEN RADIO NEWS Mon Sept. 11 @ 7:30PM, U4Ed.Bldg. TUBE WATER POLO OFFICIALS APPLICA- TOLEDO CORPORATE GIANT NEEDS Like lo be trained by individuals making over and creative. Call immediately 1-800-SURFS- UP Mandatory Meeting Questions9 Call Heather or Rachel @ 2-4545. TIONS AND TAKE-HOME TESTS MAY BE MARKETING MAJOR WITH AT LEAST A 3 0 $20,000 a month I was and earned over PICKED UP IN 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD $18,000 Thursday. Sept 7. 7.30pm GPA FOR P.T FALL COOP IN MARKETING Toledo Country Club now looking to hire 120 West Ha" Rado Station Looby HOUSE THEY MUST BE RETURNED BY DEPT CONTACT COOP PROGRAM. 310 my first two months. If money eiotes you call waiters/wanressos. We will work with your SEPT 12 MANDATORY TRAINING CLINIC rep. @419-866-0875 Old A New Members Must Attend SADDLEMIRE STUDENT SERVICES BLDG , schedule. Call Cnns to set up interview at IS WED. SEPT 13. 5 00-7.00 P.M BOWLING GREEN RADIO NEWS SERVICES OFFERED 372-2451 W/RCSUME IMMEDIATELY' CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING 419382 3416 INTRAMURAL FIRST AIDERS NEEDED WANTED: Earn up to $2,000 plus/month wonting on Wanted: Person to do industrial cleaning at PICK UP APPLICATION IN 130 UNIV FIELD CAMPUS POLLEYES Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. World local aulo dealer Pt time evening. Contact HOUSE AND RETURN BY SEPT 6 OUAll travel Seasonal & full-time employment avail- Welcome anyone interested m and members Two Responsible Gentlemen Marianne 352-2553. FICATIONS: CURRENT STANDARD FIRST able No expenence necessary. of Ihe Golden Key National Honor Society Evening hours for to fill Ihe position of Houseboys AID OR COMMUNITY FIRST AID CURRENT Weekend babysitter for Fn A Sat nights. Call Wednesday.Sept 68 30pm Student Health Service lor the Delta Gamma House For more information call Pam at 352 3122 For more mlo stop by Union Foyer 5-7.30 by appointment CPR-AMERICAN RED CROSS PROFES 1-206634 0468ex: C55441. Beginning September 6 SKDNAL OR AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIA Tues • Thurs. from 9am-4pm Slop by the house lo apply TON LEVEL "C". REOUIRED TO COM- CAMPUS POLLEYES WILDANDCRAZY PLETE A SHORT BLOODBORNE PATHO- Day Care in my home I need 6 motivaced individuals GEN TRAINING COURSE AT THE IM OF- MF 8-1:30 WANTED to work as a team to help new company CAMPUS WIDE MUD VOLLEYBALL TOUR- FICE'S EXPENSE MANDATORY MEETING. 354-1976 grow Neat appearance and leadership NAMENT THURS.. SEPT. 7.6.00 PM. qualities a must. Call 419 665-8380. September 9th, 9 00 AM Desk clerk needed 4PM-Midnight. 4 nights per HOUSE CLEANING INIHAMUHAL Of HCIALS NCfDED ULTI- 1 Female roommate needed for 95-96 school Behind the Fatcon Field House WILL DOGENERAL HOUSEWORK MATE FRISBEE OFFICIALS APPLICATIONS year House localedl block from campus (cor- week: Tues , Fn . Sal., Sun. Long term, posi- Pick up registration forms at tions. Apply at Buckeye Budget Motor Inn AVAILABLE M-F 3 7 AND SAT. AND TAKE-HOME TEST MAY BE PICKED UP ner ol Ridge A N. Enter prise) Own Room!! MrlenAiumniCenteror3rdFi Union brwn.BAM4PM 352-1520 I'M VERY DEPENDABLE AND HARDWORK- IN 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE. THEY $165 month/ plus utilities & gas. FOR SALE ING MUST BE RETURNED BY SEPT. 11. MAN- Call353-2429 ash for Mary Jo or leave a mes- Earn cash stulfing envelopes al home. All ma- FMA CALL 669-4629 AMY DATORY TRAINING CLINIC IS TUES SEPT sage terials provided Send SASE to P.O. Box 774. Fashion Merchandising Association 12. 5:00 7 00PM Olathe.KS 66051. 1985 Buick Skyhawk. 2 DR. 126 K, excellent 1 st General Meeting TONIGHT 2 Female Roommates needed for 95 96 school Late Night Study Lounge year. Apartment located on N Enterprise Very Exp. loving female, non-smoker to care lor 3 running condition. Asking $900. 372-5312. Wed. Sept 6.8pm Need to talk to Falcon's Nest (in Ihe Union) afforrjatne. Call 354-3173. Ash lor Room or Ju- children in our home. Must be avail. 8:30-12:30 FCSGaiiona 1987 Motorcycle CBR 1000 A Doctor or Nurse? Sun-Thurs 11 PM-4 Am Tues & Thurs Own Trans. Please call Come hear fellow students share the«r lie. $2900 Evening hours for Fresh Pizza. Subs, & snacks avail, til 3AM 3520172. leave name and number. unique summer job experiences. BGSU S Sailing Club needs another boat. If Call 354-0810 Student Health Service 'Meal Cards accepted unni 3 AM * 5-7:30 by appointment you have any info on Lasers or Flying Jr.'s Full'part time positions now open in 24 hr. please call Matt @ 2-1057 or Jenny @2 3001 Subway Sandwich Shop 15 mm. east of BG. NEED INFO ABOUT THE NET? Learn how. Beginning September 6 GOVT FORECLOSED homes lorpenmes on MUD DIVE '95 Shifts avail.to fit many schedules. $5/nr. to why and mo'e on Sept 9«11 m 126 Hayes Call 372-2271. $1. Delinquent Tax. Repos, REO's. Your Area. Seplember 9th, 9 00 AM. FEMALE SUOLEASER NEED€D for Fall "95 start Ability to work midnights a plus. Apply in Hall from 5-7 PM. ADMISSION IS FREE' and/or Spnng "96 semesters. Air Conditioned, Toll Free (1 > 800 898-9778 E xt. H 2076 for cur- Pick up registration forms at: person at Subway/Fuel Marl at intersection of rent listings Questions call UAO @3?2-2343. Sign up today Mileti Alumni Center or 3rd FI. Union 2 car garage, deck, free water & sewer. $175 * Ri 6&?3 on the 3rd Fi Univ. Union (before Sept 8) _ utilities. CTI 353-1246. SKYDIVE - YOU KNOW YOU'VE ALWAYS 'Captain mtg. Wed .Sepl 6 9:00 Alum Center Loft for sale $60 00. Call 353-6231 talk to Lawn Maintenance PT A FT. Flexible scned- Mark Sailing Club WANTED TO. Skydive classes offered 10 Female SuWeaser; non-smoking ule Can 352 5822 minutes from BGSU campus. Student ft $135.00 per month Do you like the water? NEED TO PICK UP ANOTHER CREDIT Stair Climber For Sale group discounts. VISA & Mastercard ac- Call 354 3149 Light industrial assembly Local assignment Do you like the wind m your face? HOUR? LEARN HOW TO ICE SKATE! $50 II so come iomBGSU'S Sailing Club cepted. SKYDIVE B.G. 352-5200. wilhin walking distance Irom campus. SPACES STILL AVAILABLE IN BASIC Call352 29i5 Info meeting Sept. 13.8 00PM. 100BA $6 00/hr. 4 hrs or more needed with flexible SKATING CLASSES (PEG 160 S 260). CALL One male roommate needed daily schedule Call 352-2099, ask for Ann or Any Questions call 372-2264 FOR MORE INFORMATION. Field Manor Apis. 2 blks. from campus. Rent Matt @ 2-1957 or Jenny @ 2-3001 PERSONALS Gary. Taylor 6i2C Acoustic guitar w/ hard snell and eieclnc.Cail 352-6421. case. Mm Condition- $1250, Call 354-4219 Local manufacturing company has need of alter 5:30 pm.. Need lo talk to Wanted: A Female Subleaser. Own room; apt. pan-time unskilled production employees. UAO Open House '95 AIDS IN THE REAL WORLD A Doctor or Nurse7 furnished call 353-2192. 8:30 PMCommunity Suite-3rd Fl Union These jobs are mainly asembly ol small parts UAO Guesi Speaker Sean Sasser of MTV's Evening hours tor Work 15-35 hours a week around your school Questions'Call 372 2343. Student Health Service Real Work)'. Tues.. Sept. 12 8PM LG Ball schedule Only one block off BGSU campus, 57.30 by appointment room. HELP WANTED so.ii" of Wooster Street, so you can walk or drive. Many BGSU students work at this plant ATTENTION TOUR GUIDES Beginning Seplember 6 fy^p liarjgc* Rate of pay is $4 25 per hour. Come by lo KICK-OFF MEETING Call 372-2271. ■ 1AAAA! Earn $2500 & Free Spring Break pickup an application form Advanced Spe- Trlpsl Sell 8 Trips & Go Free! Best Trips & TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 - 5 T06 PM cialty Products. Inc., 428 Clough Street. Bowl- ORGANIZATIONS ADVISORS S PRESI- Prices! Bahamas, Cancun, Jamaica, Flor- ing Green. Ohio 43402. ida! Spring Braak Travol? .-800-678-6386. OR WEDNESDAY, SEPT.6-5T06PM DENTS: Please mark your calanders lor ihe AS NATIONAL PARKS HIRING annual President & Advisors Reception on $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars Seasonal and full-time employment available Wed . Sept 13 Irom 7:00p.m -9:00p m in the ADMISSIONS OFFICE - MCFALL No experience required. Begin now. For info at National Parks. Forests & Wildlife Preser- Community Suite ol the University Union. It is call 301-306-1207. OPEN HOUSE 95 imperative that a represeniitve Irom your or- ves. Benefits and bonuses! Call: Bring Your Schedules!! 1 206 545 4804 cxt N55441. GOOD AS Community Suite ganizalion attend Pertinent information regard- $33100. Sell 72 college T-shirts • profit $331.00. Risk-free. Choose from 27 designs. Thursday September 7th ing ihe 'NEW' Code ol Student Conduct and Need a GREAT job? Want expenence m sales, Attention Student Organizations! or design own Free catalog 1-800-700-4822. 8:30 p.m. new policies and procedures atlectmg your marketing, public relations' TELEFUND is for The deadline to apply for USG organization $35.000'YR. INCOME potential. Reading you" Come see what we're all about- senate seats have been extended to Septem- group will be covered. Please make your res- ervation by calling the Office of Sludeni Lile al boo-s Toll Free (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. R-20/6 Applications and job descriptions available at ber 6 @ 5:00pm 372-2843. lor details. Mi lei i Alumni Center. August 30-September 8. Recognized at all Camci - Conccrl* - The following organizations need to apply to Cue til Speakers - Famous have a seat: PARALLAX VIEW $35,000'YR INCOME potential. Reading Our firm is looking for individuals who want to campus dining services gam comprehensive management experience Performer* - Movie:* - and - Delta Sigma Pi UAO Escort Service Tom Gorman, Greg Wilder, books. Toll Free (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. F-2076 World Student Association LAGA Demeirius Steinmetz for details. next summer. Earn $6,000 to $t0,000 per MORE, Black Student Union Honors Student Assoc. Live in concert summer. Positions available in select Cleve- "COMMUNICATION" BG CHOICES You can pick up applications at 405 Student land suburbs. Columbus. Ak/on. Canton, and 6PM Friday. Downtown BG $25,000 Application. Services or' 4 College Park. mo-e. Call 1-800 887-1960. Get toknow BG SKILLS available at any Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. I! you enjoy greeting people, this ts your career Pamier needed immediatfy. Must have experi- Witlt 15 diifer&at taunminees Blow away your calculus problems with Hurri- Confidential & Caring. opportunity. Positive attitude & neat appear- ence and transportation, Flexible hours and dining location (ere is definitely one witti your Dame n cane Calculus. Pick up a copy at your college 354-4673 B.G. Pregnancy Center ance a must. Excellent income potential. Start full-time Cail35?-4?65. bookstore or call 1-600-393-3415. immediately. Will Tram" Call 866 0875 to set up Part time babysitting position in my south ill in!i''v«-w BIG Charge Hotline: RIFLE CLUB Toledo home. M-W-F 7:30am - 12:30pm. Posi- RJT more intormatap can 372 2343 seeks experienced competitors tion starts immediately. Nonsmoker. Refer- (419) 372-7933 What is wet. quiet, needs food, and is inexpen- Are you a sive? A FISH! On sale Sept. 4-15 Union Foyer XXXXX 354-2401 XXXXX. ences required. Please call after 5pm w stop try (be office 1330 Univ. Mi SPORTS MINDED STUDENT 419-389 1859 10-4 PM. Pick up orders Oct. 6-7 in UAO Of- $3.000/mo. mm fice. National Company new to Toledo Parttime - Nights. Janitorial/cleaning. Needs sales reps., managers, and Sylvania area business. WOMENSSOCCER trainers. We (ram. 685-4485,ask for Darrell. Tryouts for women's club soccer [earn will be Call for interview held 9/5 - 9/8 by the lootball stadium from 419-865-8380 4:30-6:30 Any questions call Dawn 2-4092. f^K, Fish Sale ll'jtfp 59.00 each 128 N. Main St. • Downtown 6 V * PREE*£» NCIUDE8: GSS®-4J LN-' * "Your Music Library" •BETA FISH SUN OF M * RSH BOWL Yil GRAVEL AND A PLANT BUYS & SELLS * WATER CONDITIONER playing ' INFORMATION PACKET ONIGHT USED