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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. INDEX Campus Buckle Up, Bowling Green City Entertainment Opinion Wear your belt, win a badge ~ BGPD looking for safe drivers. Page 4. State &[)tg Wednesday, June 7,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 146 News in Brief BG schools face shared principal Day camp OU names Glidden Ridge and South Main elementary may use common administrator offers new AD Andrew Dugan and it doesn't have a lot of the more. What is being considered concept," Hall said. "We are The BG News extras that the other schools here has happened before in working on a full-time principal, volunteer ATHENS, Ohio - A former! have. One thing we do have, Bowling Green with the past five but there is the money problem. associate director of athletics at Although most students at though, is a tremendous staff. In years." Northwestern University has been Ridge and South Main Elementa- the case of a shared principal, the Jack Hartman, a member of Although Hall said he did not options selected as the new athletics direc- ry schools are looking forward to staff will have to act as the ad- the Bowling Green Board of Ed- have an answer at the time, he tor at Ohio University. University summer vacation, many parents ministration and that's a stressor ucation, said the dilemma stem- stated there was the possibility med in the midst of the system's of having the South Main princi- Krlsten Ca|ka President Robert Glidden intro- are wishing the school year * The BG Newt o pinion Wednesday, June 7, 1995 page two Legislation won' t Hidden treasures abound in BG Two roads diverged in a wood, hang out in a lot of coffee houses. find a number of CDs by your andl- Luckily, BG contains a number of favorite bands that you didn't end film violence l took the one less traveled by. such places, such as Cafe even know existed. And if they And that has made all the dif- Shadeau, Hotel Lobby Donuts don't have the CD you're looking Last Friday before a Southern California audience, ference. (which is located on the corner of for, there's a pretty darn good Senate Majority Leader and G.O.P. presdiential -Robert Frost Main and Wooster), and Grounds chance that they'll be able to or- hopeful Bob Dole denounced violent films in general and "This Is gonna be cool." for Thought der it for you in no time at all. Natural Born Killers and True Romancein particular. -Butt-head All of these places serve won- But even though we all love to Dole also railed against 2 Live Crew and other rap artists derful coffee and refreshments, listen to our favorite tapes and Well, it's official: I got adopted and contrary to the popular be- CDs, sometimes nothing beats a working for Time Warner. ... • little over a week ago, but It's lief, John Lennon-style specs and night out on the town. Dole claimed violence in film and music is ripping probably not the kind of adoption combat boots are not required When this is the case, then the America apart at the seams and should be legislated you are all thinking of ... (insert for admittance. Cla-Zel Theatre and Gargoyles against. flashback music here)... If you're in the mood to go out are probably the best kept "hot Herein lies the problem. "So let me get this straight," I and Just have some fun on a spot" secrets of BG. The effect of violence on Americans could be debated said to my friend Val, who had sunny weekend afternoon, check For those of you who haven't at length, but the issue of censoring films through the Just approached me in my base- Aaron out Vollmar's Park. attended a movie at the historic law is very clear cut ment moments earlier. Vollmar's Park is sort of like a Cla-Zel yet, all I can tell you is to The First Amendment leaves little room for interpre- "You want me to go to Chicago Weisbrod mini-amusement park only about go In and see it for yourself. Un- tation; Congress shall make no law... abridging the free- with you on Saturday to go see fifteen minutes away on State fortunately, too many of us have dom of speech. Any law Dole or his compatriots make Faith No More, Bush, Sponge, class since the sixth grade, yes, Route 65. It's no Cedar Point forgotten what movie theatres KMFDM, Collective Soul, The Chicago is five hours away. mind you, but it's a nice place to used to look like when we were abridging freedom to speech is a direct threat to the fab- Flaming Lips, Phunk Junkies, That's too far away to see a go and just goof around with your kids. ric of this nation. The Stone Roses, The Lupins, favorite band you say? Poppy- friends. If your memory is good enough While The News believes violence on television and in Duran Duran and Sheryl Crow all cosh. But if it's one of those week- though, you'll remember what the movies should be curbed, the moment ink hits paper for only twenty bucks?" So what if It rained on and off ends when all of your friends are kind of atmosphere movie "Yeah." She responded with a all day during the outdoor event? out of town visiting relatives, theatres used to have before the to censor free expression this country will be on a road big grin on her face. So what if I don't even know take a Jaunt over to one of the idea of the "20 Screened Super converting back to McCarthyism. While she was grinning anyone in Chicago, or even the local stores such as Imagine or Cinema" became popular. Check Obviously violence in popular mediums such as mov- however, I was in the midst of an state of Illinois for that matter? Madhatter Music Company. this place out for a great sensa- ies and music eats away at some of the traditional values internal struggle. Sometimes you should just As all of you peace-lovin' hip- tion of de ja vu. that made America what it had been and what it was. I had Just gone to see Faith No take the road that's been less pie types know. Imagine carries And as for Gargoyles, well, However, it is not the responsibility of the federal More the night before in Detroit, traveled. If even traveled at all. a variety of psychedelic mer- aside from having the coolest government to set a "buckets of blood limit" or any of and I was going to be attending Luckily for us, at the concert a chandise including things like name of all the bars in BG, it also the other foolishness lawmakers have in store for motion the White Zombie concert very fine group of people was T-shirts, candles, and posters. If provides it's occupants with pictures and rap music. tomorrow, which would only give nice enough to take Val and my- you haven't been to Imagine yet, some of the best local entertain- On ABC's "Nightline" the night of Dole's speech, col- me one day to recover before the self in and make us one of their then you're definitely denying ment available. Many very tal- aforementioned Jamboree ... own. Just like in "Clan of the yourself of one of the finer ented local and national bands umnist and former Nixon aide Pat Buchanan appeared Faith No More twice in one Cave Bear." Blessedly, they wer- places to shop In BG. have graced the stage of Gar- as the standard-bearer for the Republican Right, den- week, though? en't as hairy, though. And only a hop, skip and a goyles, and Gargoyles keeps at- ouncing violence and praising Dole's "concern" for the "Cool. I'll go," I said before I Well, at least not for the most Jump away from Imagine is the tracting more bands every week, nation. remembered that I was sched- part. infamous "Madhatter's," as it's including Sundays. If you're up uled to work at 10:00 AM the day But the point of this column is more commonly known. If you're to a good time on the town that It is this type of hypocrisy that turns the people Dole is after the show. "As long as we not to discuss my concert experi- going to buy or browse for some includes, rather than relies on trying to protect off from political messages and plugs don't have to stay for Sheryl ences in the month of May. The new or used tapes or CDs to drinking beer, than this is the them into the messages of the mass media, violence and Crow or Duran Duran." point of the column is this: Bowl- listen to while studying, then this place to be. all. Buchanan's compatriots in the Nixon Administration Well, unfortunately Sheryl ing Green has a lot of really cool is the place you'll want to go. But as many people are slowly thought murdering columnists for political reasons was Crow came on during the middle undiscovered secrets in it, and I The Madhatter Music Com- coming to recognize, the diverse an acceptable solution, yet here sits Nixon's right hand of the day, but luckily we were think that It's time for some of pany offers prices lower than the local music scene in the area is man denouncing violence in the films as immoral. able to skip out on Duran Duran them to be exposed to such loyal other record stores and an probably BG's best kept secret. Most of the Republican front-runners have come out since they were the last act of the News readers as yourselves. underground and import selec- I guess it just all goes along with statements supporting Dole's statement. Interest- evening. Speaking of cool, I'm sure you tion that literally can't be beat. with being part of Generation X: ingly enough, some of these are the same men who cry And for those of you out there all know that nowadays to be When you go in to Madhatter's Let injusUce reign, and ignore it .foul when they feel their Second Amendment rights may who haven't had a geography considered "cool" you have to chances are that you're going to as it happens. -be curbed. Buchanan has even gone so far as to say talk radio host G. Gordon Liddy had every right to talk about violent overthrow of the government. : The bottom line is that every phrase, every amend- ment to the Constitution was written in a distinct way so there would be no room for misinterpretation. This ap- plies equally to the Fourth, Twenty-First or First Amendments. Violence in film will not end with legislation. It will end only if society decides it has had enough, or if there is no violence left to feed on. The BG News "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" Joe Boyle editor-in-chief Andy Dugan Jay Young managing editor assistant managing editor Ross Weitzner Cindy Williams photo editor news editor The BG News Staff Krisli Koester staff writer Leslie Flelds-McConkey staff writer Roche lie Converse staff writer Kristin Stadum copy chief Jeremy Foltz copy editor draw the line? How much power the way government should be. strong national government to Terri Andreoni graphic artist should Washington DC have? What should be realized Is that handle the Inevitable crises that Why are our hard-earned dollars we the people still are the appear. The government that was Directory being shipped thousands of miles government. The government is originally formed could not han- THE EDITOR away to a bunch of idiots with no our mothers, fathers, sons, dle the prying fingers and eyes of Editorial Desk 372-2603 common sense? daughters, etc. That hasn't Europe. The confederacy could • Managing Editor 372-6978 These are great questions for changed. What has changed is not handle the united northern Photo Editor 372-2603 States' rights people to ask themselves. It that people are less willing to get states. Lincoln was very much on Sports Desk 372-2602 shows, that, despite appearances Involved in politics. target with the Idea of "united we Campus Desk 372-2604 to the contrary, people are capa- People also are now less willing stand, divided we fail." Electronic mail bgnews9bgnet.bgsu.edu unnecessary ble of thought. What I hope peo- to do something or sacrifice for There is a public push now for ple realize Is that before we had the greater good. People have powers to shift back to the state National poUdes on abortion, the constitution, we had the Arti- trouble understanding that the and to decentralize the govern- national speed Hmits, control cles of Confederation. laws were made for a reason. ment The problem Is that It will over tax money and laws over These Articles, the same type Speed limits and the drinking weaken the US as a whole. If only i Copyright C1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in our local milltiae. of government the confederacy laws were made for a reason. You a couple of states bothered to Ikls publication without the permission o/TheBGNews is strictly The** arant new issues that used, rely on state control over might not like that reason and if stand up to the axis powers or ^ prohibited. are the result of an out-of-control most everything. This kept a "big you don't, then you should work protested against Japanese poli- national government They arent brother" from forming because to change it by using the system cy on US exports, do you honestly Opinions expressed bercia are not necessarily those of the •boot big brother going around government was small, managa- that was made and not Just ait think that anything would hap- stadent body, faculty or University sdministrstion. Opinions unchecked. These arguments and ble and, most importantly, around In your survival 1st gear pen? There Is strength In unity. •xarsssed ia eonimas. cartoons and tenets are not necessarily those all other Issues floating about In localized Taxes that were col- and plan to overthrow the The way the world Is becom oflhaBONews this "new era" uuugi— are the lected there, tended to stay there. government and scrape every- - with more countries becoming The BO News is an independent student voice founded in Ideaa that were tossed about by Armies had a local flair to them. thing and do It right this time. nuclear powers and with more 1920 aad is published on Wednesdrvs during the summer. the founders of this country over They were your brothers, sons You can do that, but 200 years groups and nationalities getting Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 200 years ago. Of course, speed- and uncles. There was little for a down the road you'll find the type more daring In their violent att- words long, typed and inchsdt the writer's name phone number and ing and abortion weren't issues person to worry about In the way of government you see now. tacks on other nationalities University affiliation, a* any. The BO News reserve ate right to edit back then but the genegal argu- of government control because The Articles of Confederation BobDinsdale any sad all letters. ment U the same: state's rights the people were the government and the confederacy went by the Senior vs. nation's rights. Where do you Sounds like a great world and wayside because we needed a Elementary Education : I i CThe BG News ampus Wednesday. June 7,1995 page three Intramurals back in action Office staff keeps tabs University to face Athletes organizing for summer recreation structural changes KrWIKoeitor pate in summer Intramurals, even if they're not on BGSU The BG News enrolled in summer classes. Spouses of students KrltU Koester the lore of small-town news- and University employees are also eligible. University Intramural season la just around The BG News papers. "Generally, If the spouse isn't currently en- students the corner for those Interested in participating Structural and administra- In addition to the recent in organized summer competition. rolled or currently working for the University, they would not be eligible. We open it up in the Krlsti Koester tive changes will affect the alterations in the College of Softball, tennis, sand volleyball and 3-player The BC News summer to allow them to participate," Long College of Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences, Rebecca basketball will be offered this summer virtually McOmber has been named the said. When you need some sort of and the University this sum- cost-free. mer. new registrar at the Universi- Winning teams receive championship tee- paper work or other Information Thad Long, who Is serving his fourth year as The School of Mass Com- ty. the intramural sports club director at the Uni- shirts at the end of the season, but Long says but you don't know where to go, that the entire experience is incentive enough to munication has been expanded McOmber has worked in versity, said that teams pay only a $10 deposit the Office of Registration and play. Records is a good place to start. to include the Department of that they receive back at the end of the season, Interpersonal Communica- Located in 110 Administration granted they don't forfeit. tion. "I feel great about Building, the office consists of a "It really doesn't cost anything, so it's a great John Makay began a five- "In the summer, we really 25 person staff devoted to gath- [the opportunity to play with very little money year appointment May 22 as ering and maintaining informa- down," Long said. emphasize just the the director of the School of appointment]. I The times for each contest are preset. tion. socialization of getting together Rebecca McOmber, the new Mass Communication and will hope to provide However, there are many competitions for peo- continue his role as chairman ple to participate in throughout the summer. A with friends and co-workers." registrar, said many people are the kind of unaware or the office staff's re- of the interpersonal commu- 3-player basketball tournament will start the Thad Long nications department. sponsibilities. leadership that summer programs on June 13. "I feel great about [the ap- intramural sports director "J don't think students realize Most of the competitions are through leagues pointment]. I hope to provide will enhance the that meet week after week. The bulk of the how much we really do. The hec- tic pace never slows down," the kind of leadership that will school through leagues will take place during the eight-week "In the summer, we really emphasize just the enhance the school through summer session. Long offers an easy solution socialization of getting together with friends McOmber said. the addition of The office Is responsible for the addition of Interpersonal for those who wont be here the entire summer, and co-workers," he said. Communications," Makay academic and demographic in- Interpersonal but still wish to participate. Applications for any of the sports can be ob- said. "We allow for unlimited roster changes in the tained at the fieldhouse. The intramural de- formation on all current and Communications. former University students. Effective July 3, Louis summer. So, if somebody does just want to play partment will accept the 3-player basketball ap- Krueger of Syracuse Univer- while they're around, they can find somebody plications no later than June 8. Softball, tennis, The staff also maintains the computerized inventory of sity, begins a five-year ap- else to play for them once they leave," he said. and sand volleyball applications will be due at pointment as director of the John Makay Any returning student Is eligible to partici- the end of June. courses offerings, assigns class- rooms, publishes lists of the class School of Art Nancy Brendlinger, assis- offerings and prepares tran- scripts. tant professor of journalism, registration since 1978 and will begin a two-year ap- The office develops the seating has held several managerial chart and line of march for com- pointment as chairwoman of positions within the depart- Fire station considered mencement ceremonies and de- the Journalism Department, ment termines athletes' eligibility. effective August 23. Her most recent position Leslie McConkey The proposal was submitted in Bowling Green citizens. Brendlinger is replacing was director of systems im- The BG News the Fall of 1994. "We also audit each student's According to Burns, emer- file before they graduate," she Ray Laakaniemi, who recently plementation and support , Railroad tracks dividing Bowl- gency vehicles caught by trains recieved a Fulbright grant to where she managed the dally A proposal for an additional added. ing Green could potentially delay usually wait on average two to Other duties include managing teach at the University of systems-related operations fire station on the west side of the response time of emergency Tartu in Estonia. Laakaniemi within the office and moni- three minutes. the STAR-90 Registration Bowling Green is still under con- vehicles. Without a pumper truck Is also working on two books, tored their relationship with "We have never had to go to System and reporting informa- sideration by City Council, ac- or ambulance on the west end of extreme measures to find an one textbook and one book on other areas of the University. cording to Fire Chief Joe Burns. town, this is a concern for some open crossing," Burns said. tion to the Ohio Board of Re- gents. THOMPSON Continued from page one. people who are poor, just as there break in Thompson's ethnic stud- will be sponsoring a camp for JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE are differences," Thompson said. ies class. They feel that this ex- low-income children. Students As associate director of UCF perience and others provided Involved in this camping trip will SUMMER & FALL RENTALS and adjunct instructor in Ethnic through UCF have been a posi- spend a week in New York with Studies, Thompson is no ordinary tive Influence on their lives. children from the South Bronx (Too many to list) educator. His diverse back- "You get a chance to experi- and the Bowling Green area. ground, insight and knowledge ence real life situations, not just More recently, Thompson took enables him to be able to provide school and books and the Univer- a group to New Mexico, Colora- students with opportunities that sity," Kirk said. Kirk feels that do, and Arizona to study ancient extend beyond what they learn in her experiences with UCF and modern Native American the classroom. fostered personal as well as spir- cultures. Large assortment of "He's offered something to me itual growth. During their travels in the Houses, Duplexes, and that no other program at this Thompson expressed the im- southwest, the UCF-sponsored , ■ •» ■■»■■■■■ , .a. University could offer," said portance of raising young peo- group hoped to reconnect with Apartments Matt Hawkins, one of Thomp- ple's consciousness about issues traditional values and integrate • tiii.ii.miiiiiiii' son's former students. in the world and taking complex those values into their modern "He's given me the opportunity ideas and using them. lives. to learn about other people In "What happens when you go to "He feels things like injustice Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of America in different living situa- the South Bronx is not Just an is- very deeply, but he also has com- tions that the University could sue of finding out that there are passion for the fact that there are complete details and speak with our friendly staff! never offer in the classroom set- social problems, it also engages people on both sides of the issue; ting," Hawkins said. you in looking deeper at yourself: that everyone's kind of trapped Hawkins and Jenny Kirk are Where do I find meaning? What's by their own perspective, their two students who have gone to important to me? What do I be- own experience and their own 354-2260 the South Bronx during spring lieve in?," he said. In July, UCF fears," Karen Thompson said. John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster (across from Taco Bell) Upcoming events yon won't want to miss! Plant Sale - June 7-8 10 am- 3 pm in the Union Oral Bike Ride to Grand Rapids - June 9 depart at 1:00 pm for thi» 17 mile bike ride (each way), and visit a historic town. A follow* van will be provided to carry lunches, etc. Monday Musicians and Frosty Froebioa - Beginning June 12 . Join us each Monday to enjoy live music in the Union Oval. (Rainsite - The Common after June 19) Free Wednesday Movies - begin June 14 with Slaaplsss U SmattUI Free movies every Wednesday 8:00 pm in the Gish Film Theatre - Hanna Hall Camping Trip to Warren Sand Danes in Michigan June 23-25. $35.00 includes transportation, camping equipment, and a meal. for more info on any program call UAO at 372-2343 (room 330 union bldg.) We are Bowling Green's ONLY full-line Let Us Introduce You Photo Store Featuring : to Authentic Mexican 1 hour film processing • cameras • film • lenses • batteries Now Available - Black & One Hour Processing & >\\\\\\\\v Food! 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Main St. Open Mon-Frl 9-8 Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5 353-4244 ■Tk> Exp. 7/14*5-Not vaMdw/ottier offers Exp. 7/14AM • Not valid ml other offers V rtY.Y.Y.Y.SSSYrtY.Yil.i , aj = aVJ • ■ BaftlafJ■ aM tt * ■ ataagasfkaji a> a-1 CTheBGNcThe BG News ity •p»ge four Wednesday, June 7,1995 Judge reconsiders women's sentencing Joe Boyle ing all the cases involving this The BC News statute since 1969, never had A Jail date for three University there been any Jail sentences women charged with permitting levied. underage drinking has been The women, who spoke to the postponed by Bowling Green Judge on their own behalf, told Municipal Court Judge James him they had already learned Bachman. their lesson. In a Friday court date, Melissa "We knew we were guilty all Bernath, Brand! Sauers and Jill along," Gruhler said. "We have • WtKiaar Gruhler asked Bachman to re- something to accomplish in life. Brand! Sauers (center) listens to her legal counsel address Judge consider their sentencing - a We're all learning what the highly unusual move, according James Bacbman last Friday. Sauers and her roommates, Melissa repercussions of a party can be." Bernalh (foreground) and Jill Gruhler (background), could serve to the womens" new counsel, In addition to the plea for re- "It's a highly unusual request you've 30 days In Jail for permitting underage consumption of alcohol to Harold Hanna. consideration, Hanna also en- minors at a party last January. Hanna claimed that In review- tered a motion for a retrial. made." Judge James Bachman POLICE BLOTTER ■ Police responded to a com- plaint on North Main Street in- volving a woman who lets her neighbor's dog out of their back yard. The woman threw a glass bottle at the house and began us- MONDAYS — BEAT THE CLOCK ing profanity. Trying to protect herself, one of the residents of the house tried to defend herself Domestic s starting .it > with a choker collar for a dog. I'VCfV houf II' ( r I'll rcisrs J K" According to the police report, the woman was "demanding, un- cooperative and babbling on." WEDNESDAYS - SPECIAL PRICE on ■ A Bowling Green Junior High student allegedly made 22 ouncers stabbing motions with a plastic fork at a hall monitor. According DIMERS - with KARAOKE THURS. 7-9PM to the police report, the woman felt threatened by this, although „ TkeBCNtwaKaMWalttMr the subject claimed "I was only Bowling Green police sergeant Al Alvord hands over a miniature Bowling Green Police Division ba- fooling, lunch lady." dge to Judy Vandenbroek, a University special education instructor. The badges are handed out to motorists observed wearing seatbelts as part of BGPD's Safe and Sober campaign. ■ A copper-colored snake, measuring eight feet in length was found in the engine com- partment of an Evers Road resi- Seatbelt safety promoted dent's vehicle. Officers found Boa or Python markings on the animal. Joe Boyle and Sober program. dinating the program for the sec- The BC News The two-year program is oper- ond quarter, said the emphasis ■ Officers pulled over a vehi- ated by patrol officers who ob- for this phase of the project will cle heading east on Wooster You could learn a lot from a serve 100 passing vehicles and be on safety belt usage. Street that was swerving into dummy, but you might be able to whether or not the operator Is "The emphasis is on seatbelts," things. When officers approa- learn even more from the Bowl- wearing safety belts. Alvord said. "We started at 65 ched the vehicle, he observed a ing Green Police Division's Safe Sgt. Al Alvord, who is coor- percent, we had 66 [percent] at bottle of Bud Light and a mari- last survey. The goal is to get a 75 juana pipe laying in the ashtray. percent compliance rate by the While examining the vehicle, the end of the two-year period." officer discovered another can of beer in the glove box. As an incentive to get people to buckle up, officers will randomly ■ A report of harassing phone hand out miniature replicas of calls drew police to' a Fourth the badges worn by Bowling Street residence, where the vic- Green's patrol officers. tim claimed an ex-boyfriend was Portage Quarry Recreational The pins were paid for by a the caller in question. According federal grant made, to the de- to the police report, the woman I passes availabe now I ) "' %A partment In the amount of $1000 claims he has been "saying dollars. things." vh'J. -/ " Located one mile '/. 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MAIN 353 0988 SThe BG News tate Wednesday, June 7,1995 page five Dolls bring joy to tiniest victims Rock stars to open Ohio woman manufactures replicas of bomb survivors R&R Hall of Fame Carla HI*ton at first, couldn't quite believe It victims were being treated and fall with proceeds to go to the The Daily Oklahoman had happened Her heart imme- received information such as University Hospital Foundation, CLEVELAND (AP) Rock weekend. A second concert Is diately responded to the plight of their skin, eye and hair color which has a fund set up for the stars Including Bruce Spring- possible if the hall receives OKLAHOMA CITY - While the tiniest victims. from the public relations staff. young victims' hospital expens- steen, Chuck Berry and the confirmation from enough art- several young bombing victims "I wanted to do something," She said the handmade, hand- es. artist formerly known as ists, officials said. recovered In local hospitals, an she said during a telephone painted dolls are 20 to 24 inches She said these dolls will be fea- Prince will perform as part of "A lot of these artists are on Ohio doll artist was creating interview. "These kids are going tall and each is named for the tured In an upcoming Issue of a the grand opening of the Rock tour and have very busy their images the way she wanted to have so much trauma. Some of young child It was made to national doll magazine She said and Roll Hall of Fame and Mu- schedules," said rock hall Di- them to be. them will have to have more sur- resemble. she Is planning to make a visit to seum on Sept 2. rector Dennis Barrie. "We are She created dolls with chubby geries and make more visits to A Children's Hospital spokes- the Oklahoma City area In Au- 'The concert will recreate continuing to negotiate. If we cheeks without scars and lacera- doctors. They'll be asking ques- person said all of the dolls have gust, when she Is to be featured the excitement and passion of can work the schedule more, tions, eyes bright with wonder, tions like 'Why do I hurt?'" made it Into the arms of the chil- guest artist at an Edmond doll past Induction ceremonies and we may add a second show or mouths upturned Into smiles and The doll artist said she has five dren they were created for, with shop. will also mirror the museum's add more artists to the Satur- their bodies free of bandages and children and eight grandchildren the exception of the dolls for Children's Hospital spokes- philosophy and program- day show." casts. and knows that dolls can often be Christopher Nguyen, S; and woman Peggy Postlch said the ming," said Jann Wenner, vice In her Richfield, Ohio, shop, a child's best friend She's hoping Joseph Webber, 21 months. dolls seemed to get high marks chairman of the New York- Gail Shumaker and her small the specially made dolls become In addition to Brandy, Chris- with the children and their par- based Rock and Roll Hall of "The concert will staff created dolls resembling an Important part of the chil- topher and Joseph, dolls were ents. Fame Foundation and pub- the six child survivors from the dren's lives. created for Nekla McCloud, 4; She said LaVerne McCloud, the lisher of Rolling Stone maga- recreate the America's Kids day-care center "If those kids are anything like PJ. Allen, 21 months; Rebecca mother of Nekla McCloud, zine. "Each set will feature excitement and on the second floor of the Alfred my own kids, they don't always Denny, 2; and Brandon Denny, 3. seemed especially happy with unique pairings of artists per- P. Mun-ah Federal Building. A want to talk to Mom or Dad, but Ms. Shumaker said she also the doll created for her daughter. forming each other's legenda- passion of past seventh doll was created for they can talk to their doll. It be- wanted to raise money to help When Nekla was released from ry work." induction ceremonies 15-year-old Brandy Iigons, the comes their personal friend," with the children's medical ex- the hospital May 26, LaVerne The nighttime concert will last survivor to be rescued from Ms. Shumaker said penses. McCloud did not bring her be held at Cleveland Stadium, and will also mirror the federal building. Ms. Shumaker telephoned Ten 35-inch, one-of-a-kind dolls daughter to a news conference. and proceeds will go to the the museum's Ms. Shumaker said she was Children's Hospital of Oklahoma, created by Gail Shumaker Origi- Instead, she brought the doll rock hall. taken aback by the bombing and, where all but one of the young nals Inc. will be auctioned this made by Ms. Shumaker. Other artists on the bill In- philosophy and clude the Allman Brothers programming." Band, Dr. Dre, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Little Richard, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Jon Bon Jann Wennef Exhumation thwarted by prosecutor Jovi and Richie Sambora of publisher of Rolling Stone Bon Jovi, John Mellencamp, magazine. The Associated Press path John F. Boyle, who was con- weeks after Noreen Boyle had unteered his services after a an Martha & the Vandellas, Soul AKRON - The Richland County victed of murdering her and Is disappeared from their Mans- Akron Beacon Journal series last Asylum and the Pretenders. prosecutor Is attempting to tem- serving a life sentence in prison. field home. summer raised questions about Rock hall officials an- Tickets for "The Concert for porarily block the exhumation of The woman's body was dis- The exhumation, scheduled for the case. nounced the lineup Monday. the Hall of Fame" go on sale a body identified in 1990 as that covered In a basement grave in a Monday In Baltimore, was re- They had hoped to have two nationwide June 24. Prices are of Noreen Boyle. She was the home Boyle was buying near quested by Boyle's Akron attor- Boyle pJ«lm» the body was not concerts over the Labor Day $30, $80, $160 and $540 a seat. wife of former Mansfield osteo- Erie, Pa, in January 1990, three ney, Tom Adgate, who vol- his wife's, citing discrepancies in height, weight and eye color. The woman's body is buried In Things are definitely Modell offers Baltimore, because that's where Noreen Boyle's sister, Carol Fin- stacked in your favor. olive branch ley, lives. Adgate said an aide to Richland County Prosecutor James J. to Cleveland Mayer notified him by telephone Monday that Mayer was seeking politicians a court order to temporarily block the exhumation. The aide, Rich Harris assistant prosecutor Jerry Ault, The Associated Press said Richland County Common Pleas Judge James Henson CLEVELAND - Cleveland signed the order and set a hear- The 6" CoW Cut Combo only Browns owner Art Modell has AMMcUted PrauTBrjvK Skaw ing on the matter for 10:30 a.m. $169 asked for a timeout in negotia- Cleveland Browns nose tackle Tim Goad gets a drink of water Friday, Adgate said tions over financing for the during the first day of the Brown's mini camp Monday In Berea, •SUB renovation of Cleveland Sta- Ohio. Ault said last month that he dium. was working to arrange for a Mayor Michael R White re- tax vote on the November bal- tion must turn our attention to Richland County official to wit- 524 E. Wooster sponded that the city intends to ( )|M-II I iiilrr Ni'M lot. more immediate challenges; ness the exhumation in Balti- 352-8500 keep working toward a game But White said the city would specifically, the 1995 NFL more and the autopsy, which Is (h\ i!cr-lii|i plan. move forward with its effort to season," Modell wrote. "To scheduled for next Tuesday In \\ ttoDMMi M M I It \l(\| ^ '« \II|( 11| Modell, in a letter to the find an acceptable way to pay subject this team, our organi- Akron by Summit County Coro- 828 S. Main mayor Monday, expressed ap- for the project zation and our fans to the con- ner William Cox. 354-2608 preciation for efforts to come "Our problem is, whether the tinued distraction of the vol- up with a plan to fund a major Browns are in Cleveland Sta- atile debate and the likelihood renovation of the 64-year-old dium or not, that building Is go- of an expensive and negative stadium that seats about 78,000 ing to have to be renovated," political campaign for almost for Browns home games. White said "Whether it's the two-thirds of our season is un- BY POPULAR DEMAND Modell also said the team Browns, or another team, or acceptable." could no longer afford the just trying to preserve the "continued distraction" of the building so we can have human Modell has said he does not debate over financing for beings In it, that's the order of Intend to move the NFL team, about $154 million In im- the day." but White said Monday that it's provements for the stadium. Four different plans have naive to think other cities are "We hope a moratorium until been proposed for financing not waiting for a chance to lure UPTOWN the end of the season will allow the renovation, each relying on the team away. the political and economic en- taxes of one sort or another. vironment to stabilize," Modell None has drawn much en- Modell, contacted by tele- PRESENTS said in the letter. thusiasm; two plans relying on phone Monday night at his res- He said he was concerned a parking tax have drawn idence, said he had no com- about "divisive and disruptive sharp opposition. ment on the mayor's reaction dialogue" leading to a possible "We in the Browns organiza- to his letter. 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After Just releasing Five Story Although many Bowling Green Fall's first self -titled CD on her resident* have never heard of own Puppethead Records label, Five Story Fall, many of them the bad boys and girl are back on ■till remember the now non- the local tour circuit slowly but existent metal band "Charlotte's surely guintng more and more of Webb," a band who was arguably a following at every gig they uVfc-Ur- r^AD one of the beat heavy, metal play. bands ever to come out of the BG Songs like "Puppethead," "Strip Your Skin," and "Cast the TheBGNewi Well, the time of mourning Is 1st Stone" demonstrate that Five Yea. «"• tkaa far lb. BMl reaad ol lbs ewajaa*. weak trivia gee". To. iboee who played 111 over for all of you headbanger. Story Fall has not mellowed out l~i -eee.1 perlee.ve .1 The N~i leak n>u and iaviU ,".11 lo plat HUD. out there, for Charlotte Is back on at all after their brief recording HIM —k • .u>Dtc wae none olhfr than Mark KoM>o. ol 125 E Court. Conaralulalior... Mark Town's" residents. Rumor has it. til they're famous to give this Ml keep sseytae. lb. (ease. TWea ~ *■* m *•- away •■—T»» «*■"->• ~ «»f *• 7~ I" ■«• the scene with a brand new band hiatus and that they'll still kick : band a listen. With their six song •m ri(hl Mm ■*»*■) •*•. 'r-h»« •*»■«"•■ »■* "•«• ■*■ •"•** name and an attitude that's worse your ass in the mosh pit if need however, that with their fan base Oioap Br-iagr. ear*; Tteiid Sceeoce." Neeeo* m| -A/In b» fakk* ■»>a*erfur « Ada Aof e now than ever. be. growing in BG, more BG gigs CD/cassette currently available n, and album, tie* TidW Hela eee< "ftp Co- dee wortd." DOD Mw BBBj flrertbeee.'•Dreeew might be In their performance at most area record shops and at 1 After recruiting Ben Jeanette nkiu ID bn»d derlifhi. mbalm* lilku. Hold, •Bununj Down Iho House.- Kuol .nd the Con( eanf on bass and Mike Pasch on drums Although Five Story Fall has future. In case you haven't fig- all of their concerts for under ten ^^leOreaen* in 880. EMMM "»l *" B~° Trdokiii*; •*■■ You." RW7-19M w» when Cuo. uid Ho«» bucks, this is an album that you'll •eerie I hi*, mi the Beeatie Bon ea*| fT*tlt For Your Riaht (To Pert) ).- to Join lead guitarist Jeff Tackett the taiawaWaai tendency of making ured it out by now. Five Story Pla> the fame dm w«^ end fee. ■ (no CD ol your choice from TV Now, etookpik. AD enmee for the Instrumental portion of only extremely rare appearances Fall is truly a force to be reck- kick yourself for not checking are lo be turned in lo :h> Sett Hall be Monday at noon. Han ia due waek'i quia: the band, Charlotte Webb Swen- in their homebase of Bowling oned with on both the local and out sooner if bands like "Pan- son then took contol of the lead Green, the buzz concerning the international scene. tera" and "Rage Against the 1. George Michael was • member of thie e*rly 80s bawl (the Britieh or U.S. vocals and changed the band's band Is now finally even reaching Machine" are right up your alley. name). name from "Charlotte's Webb" to the collective ears of "Com So don't be a poser and wait un- 2. "I'm the Only One" was • 1994 hit by thi. proud woman. Toledo rocked by White Zombie 3. This Scandinavian pop quartet dominated the charts with "Dancing Queen" in the late 70a. Aaron Weltbrod mosh pits for a little while as the crowd slowly succumbed to the mu- The BC News sic and fell in to a dancing frenzy. After Rev. Horton Heat's scorching performance however, the 4. "Eiit light, enter night..." ia a line to what song by thii heavy metal band On one of the more popular radio stations in the area May 25,1995 crowd knew that the time of the Zombie was almost upon them, and in 1991? had gained a special meaning and a special title. soon enough it was. 5. This legendary band that just keepa on rolling sang "Waiting on a Friend" "Mosh Day-" It was on May 25 that White Zombie and company assaulted the With a sudden H.mtn.ng of the lights and the glowing red letters in 1981. Toledo Sports Arena, which had its name aptly changed to "The "White Zombie" the only source of light in the arena, the crowd went Toledo Sports Pit" for the occasion. in to a frenzy as the words "Perhaps you had better start from the be- 6. What group of teenager, from Mexico aang tonga in the early 80B and ginning" began to slowly repeat in the darkened arena, signalling the even had their own videos during Saturday morning commercials? Melvins were the first to expose their version of heavy metal to the audience, but what started as an energetic set with such songs as beginning of the audio assault. A movie screen at the back of the stage then began to show clips from an old black-and-white horror 7. "Something About You" and "Leaaona in Love" were hits for this band in "Revolve" quickly turned In to monotany however and ended with a finale that seemingly lasted for twenty minutes. • movie as bassist Sean Yseult, guitarist J, and White Zombie's new the mid-lo-latr 80s. Rev. Horton Heat was the next band to take the stage, and their ap- drummer John Tempesta all took their places. Moments later the mu- 8. What song did Sly Fox sing in 1985 that put their name on the charta? pearance and set-up alone was enough to at least attract initial inter- sic began as Rob Zombie, the lead singer of White Zombie, came bolt- est in the band. Consisting of only three members, the band contained ing out on to the stage, unleashing his sheering yet grating trademark 9. This band in bondage aang "What the HeU Have P in 1993. a singer/guitar player, a drummer, and a cello player. vocals. Rev. Horton Heat's sound can best be described by this observer as 10. Ridt Dees not only has the Top 40. but a hit in 1978 aa well. What was a cross between The Clash and The Charlie Daniels Band, producing During the hour -and-a-half plus set. White Zombie performed such the name of that 'fowl' hit? a sound remlnescent of the corny music that can be heard in old songs as "More Human Than Human," "Thunderkiss "65," "Super- 1950's surfing movies. The Reverend's popplsh set combined with the Charger Heaven,"and the Black Sabbath anthem "Children of the energy put forth by the band was enough to even calm the festering Grave." CThe BG News lassifieds INTRAMURAL ENTRES DOE: BEGIN AC- Camp Counoalore wnesd. Trim down fltnaaa SET YOUR OWN HOURS CEPTING ENTRIES ON JUNE S. M.W, oo*d camp. AD apofl*, crafte. lifeguard*, ol- Food Servto* Worker* FOR RENT No Mperfeno* necessary. W* *r* now aetting SERVICES OFFERED PERSONALS 3-PLAYER OUTDOOR BASKETBALLJUNE Bce. many otrwee. C*mp Sn*n*. 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