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Details surface Fostered Friend Students in USG scandal lend a □ Alleged USG scan- sender. helping The letter detailed exactly how dals see more high- someone could send an e-mail tech twists. message from a different iden- hand tity than the actual sender. The e- By DARLA WARNOCK mail was signed "The Justice □ Students in I PC 102 The BG News Hunting Freak." take valuable lessons Gore said she felt the e-mail A few new twists were added to message was sent to show her with them that extend the saga yesterday concerning exactly how easy it is to manip- beyond the classroom. the fraud alleged in actions sur- ulate e-mail accounts. rounding the Undergraduate Jill Carr, associate dean of stu- By MELISSA NAYMIK Student Government presi- dents, said she is just starting to The BG News dential elections. look into the alleged e-mail fraud. A campus investigation has •There will be an investigation University students learned now been launched to find if dealing with our code of con- about the virtue of generosity there has been any wrongdoing duct," Carr said. "We will begin from their professor, Leigh Ma- in the alleged USG e-mail fraud. talking to all parties." kay, by taking part in numerous The investigation comes after The University Investigation is projects. Cynthia Kent, USG's chief of separate from any police in- Makay, an assistant professor staff, alleged her e-mail account vestigation which may occur. of Interpersonal Communica- was tampered with without her Carr said details of the in- tions, wanted her IPC 102 stu- knowledge. vestigation would not be released dents to demonstrate teamwork She filed a report with Univer- until everyone Involved in the al- in the community since the sity police Tuesday. A police In- leged action has told their story. community pays for their educa- vestigation has been put on hold Sanctions, if any, would be han- tion. until more information has been ded down at that time. Makay said she thought of an found concerning the incident. In other USG action yesterday, idea to make students more Jason E. Wolfe, a former USG the presidential elections were aware of what is going on around presidential candidate, allegedly deemed official Thursday after them In the community as well as received a message from Kent's all allegations of campaign viola- the University. Her idea was to e-mail address. Wolfe said the tions were dropped. have the students create a social letter offered evidence backing Tara Gore, who is continuing action project in which they his conspiracy theory that the as USG president, said she was would go throughout the campus elections were fixed. glad to get the whole election be- and Bowling Green community Wolfe came in fourth in the hind her. BG New! PkM* by Glu Fleming searching for solutions to every- elections, 304 votes out of first "It's upsetting to have this day problems. place. happen," Gore said. "A lot of this lunior social work major Amy Snider cuddles with Sunni the rabbit. Sunni was brought into the Wood The students were put into County Humane Society after her owners let her loose. Snider and her roommates are fostering her Tara Gore, current USG presi- stuff has been negative and USG small groups and given five dent, received an e-mail message until she can be adopted. weeks to complete their particu- yesterday from an anonymous • See USG, page three. lar project. Many students thought of having food drives here at the University, as well as at elemen- Ice-clogged rivers, floods plague Plains tary schools in the area One group held a food drive even higher. spreading Red River. tween Fargo and Wahpeton, N.D., cials didn't know when it would with fifth graders at Crim Ele- Crews use crews twice threw dynamite in finally break. mentary school in Bowling Communities along the Minne- The flooding turned tragic Green. The students had a com- sota-North Dakota state line across the border in Kent, Minn., an effort to loosen an ice jam that "That type of thing decides to dynamite in was stuck in the river like a giant go when it wants to go," said petition to see which class could wrestled with overflowing small where a pregnant woman and her bring in the most cans. The goal 3-year-old daughter survived a cork. National Weather Service rivers and girded for the crest of was to have them bring in a total attempt to the Red River itself. plunge into the flood-swollen "It didnt do anything," said meteorologist Craig Edwards. Richland County Road Supervi- The weather service said ice of 80 cans per class. However, People's lives already had been Whiskey Creek only to die from the students went far and above defined by miles of pooled water exposure as they tried to walk for sor Harlan Bladow. The explo- jams could raise river levels as drain water sives needed to be put under- much as 3 feet. the 80 cans and raised over 500 and vast sheets of ice, the double help. cans. The Associated Press hit of snowmelt-flooding and a Sheriff Tom Matejka said the neath or embedded in the ice to The region's worst flooding in be effective, but getting it there decades started last week when Laura Grabiec, sophomore brutal weekend blizzard. woman apparently carried the sports marketing major, was one girl about a mile. "She just was too dangerous, he said. temperatures hit the 60s, quickly HARWOOD, N.D. - Crews "I've lived in this area all my of the University students who used dynamite on ice jams clog- life, so I know what a flood is. But walked and fell to the ground, Water behind one ice jam at the melting the winter snow that was up to twice as deep as normal. took part in the Crim Elementary ging flood-swollen rivers I've never seen anything like couldn't make it anymore," he twin towns of Breckenridge, food drive. She was Impressed in Wednesday in an attempt to drain this," said Ruby Zvirovski, filling said after the bodies were found Minn., and Wahpeton, N.D., was Then rain began Friday and Wednesday. expected to rise by as much as 2 backed-up water away from the sandbags in her driveway near • See DRIVES, page three. Red River Valley before it rises Harwood, 500 yards from the At Abercrombie, halfway be- 1/2 feet by this weekend. Offi- • See PLAINS, page three. University alumnus lives through camera's lens □ University graduate ByJACKBUEHRER graduation from college. The BG News "I was a staff photographer for Jon Sieved shares his the Blade for about four months story of being a music Meet Jon Sievert. until I got drafted," he said. "I business photographer Some people could contend managed to stay out of Vietnam - that he leads the perfect life. He which was probably my greatest and tells how others goes to concerts, he gets the best accomplishment in the Army. I might get involved in seats in the house, he takes pic- served in the Army for two years tures, gets them published in var- and then moved to Massa- the profession. ious publications around the chusetts and worked as an ad- world and to top it all off, he gets vertising manager. paid for it. "Then, in February of 1969, I Sievert, a 1965 University was snowed into Cambridge for graduate, a concert and music three days and I got a postcard business photographer for nearly from my brother, who was in Cal- 30 years, recently published a ifornia at the time," Sievert said book titled "Concert Photogra- "He told me it was about 75 de- phy: How to Shoot and Sell Music grees and sunny out there, and I Business Photographs." Pub- said. That's it,' and I moved 'out lished under his own, newly- to San Fransisco." formed label, Humble Press, It was in San Francisco where "Concert Photography" is a how- Sievert began taking pictures at to for those interested in both the many concerts he attended. music and photography and want "At that time, you could still to turn their interests into a ca- take your cameras to shows," he reer. said. "The music scene out in San The Perrysburg, Ohio native Francisco in the late 60s and got his start as a professional early 70s was still pretty popular. Pfcat«cmirttly «f Mkm Sievert photographer during a brief stint This photo of Jerry Garcia and David Grisman, both of The Grateful Dead, b jus! one of many that at the Toledo Blade soon after his • See SIEVWT, page three. Sievert Sievert can lay claim to.
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Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966
TOM MATHER H E An ode to the premier food: Jell-O
There are a lot of historical involved with Jell-O. is there?" original music from the Sonny we had fun with who Just wants dates to remember these days: You spoke too soon. I am Burke television series. A charac- to be friends might be an orange dates of natural disasters, dates of proud to inform the public that. ter. "Jello Jack." has even been Jell-O date. A really dull, bland national tragedies and the dates "Lime Jello Marshmallow created by Matt Howarth as part of date is a Sugar Free Jell-O date, I've had that felt like national Cottage Cheese Surprise' by a horror comic book. and needs to get a personality. tragedies.even though I was later William Bolcom. was performed Today, there's all different kinds A really old date Is a prune. informed they were natural at a faculty recital March 1. of Jell-O made from everything Sorry. I couldn't help myself. disasters. 1989. at none other than your from strawberries to lemons to My friend so inspired me with But recently a date of incredible Bowling Green State University. fingers. this Jell O analogy that I historical significance passed us This Is also my early pick for Indeed, there's a Jell-O for every decided to write a song about it. NEWS by. seemingly unnoticed by the The Greatest Song Title of the emotion. Green Jell-O. also known Unfortunately (luckily?). I have majority of the population (those 20th Century. as "Cafeteria" Jell-O. is an angry, yet to set the words to music, "Serving the Bowling who are normally only attuned to But it doesn't stop there. Oh bitter Jell-O. and great for food but here Is the chorus of that the dates that might win them a no. As exciting as this was. I fights the world over. (Scientists song, aptly titled "Red Jell-O "Hey, you 're Green community for piece of the pie in Trivial Pursuit). was even more excited to find have not proven that green Jell-O Girl." over 75 years" The date I am talking about is out that a well know spoken sticks to the wall better than the lEditor's note: The following a red Jell-O none other than the 100th anni- word artist was actually named other colors, but then how many is an unpaid, unprovoked girl, versary of gelatin. Gelatin of (get this) Jello Biafra! I couldn't scientists have ever eaten with a chorus of a song written by Tom Hey, I'm a 210 West Hall course, is what Jell-O was before believe it. What's a Biafra room full of fourth graders?) Mather, who was hired before Bowling Green State University the fancy trademarked name and anyway? Blue Jell-O is your more sad. we knew that much about him. red Jell-O Bowling Green, OH slick advertising made the name It seems that besides his jazz-like, rainy day Jell-O. No one and we advise readers to read at guy- 43403 Jell-O a part of American culture numerous spoken word albums. is quite sure why. but blue Jell-O their own rtsk.| So baby bgnews@bgnet .bgsu. c <1 u like Kleenex and Kibbles n Bits. Jello Biafra teamed up with often looks like frozen pool water. (As in. "Mom. can you please pass Mojo Nixon (no. I'm not kidding) Yellow Jell-O is the sick, stay In Hey. you're a red JellO girl. please, just (419) 372-2601 the Kibbles-n Bits?") for an album of rock and bed Jell-O. II is also the Jell-O of Hey. I'm a red Jell O guy. wiggle on Most people don't realize the country songs. Their CD. poets. So baby please, just wiggle on significance Jell-O has had on our entitled "Prairie Home Invasion." Red Jell-O is your happy, over. over, Editorial Board 372-6966 culture. A quick check at the contains the hit favorites (and upbeat, cheery Jell-O. best served If you don't ill have to cry. If you don't library reveals numerous songs I'm still not kidding) "Are You with bananas and/or whipped I'll have to Scon Brown and ballads dedicated to our Drinkln' With Me Jesus." cream. There you have It. My contri- Editor beloved Jell-O. These Jell-O songs "Burgers of Wrath " and "Hamlet By far. red Jell-O Is the most bution to the popular culture of cry." Chicken Plant Disaster." Despite popular Jell-O. Red Jell-O has a America's popular desert. Sure. Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock (which I could never have made up) include such favorites as "Jello the fact that I have yet to cool car. lots of friends, and was It's no "Lime Jello Marshmallow MonaifinK Editor Chief Reporter Man" by Bill Comeau. The Jello actually hear these songs, this voted "Jell-O least likely to melt" Cottage Cheese Surprise." but Fund" by the Lemonheads. "Jello CD is my early favorite for The its senior year on the shelf. then again. I'm no Jello Biafra. Amy Johnson Brandon Wray Lights" by the Enflelds and Best CD of the 20th Century In fact, a friend ol mine and I Assistant Entertainment "Whimpers from the Jello" by the With Song Titles That Include often compare our dates to Jell-O. Tom Mather is lor at least Managing Editor Editor Fugs. the Words: "Jesus." "Burgers." For instance, we automatically used to be) a weekly columnist But you say to yourself. "These "Hamlet " and "Chicken." assume that we ourselves are red for The News. Questions, Penny Brown Mike Wendling are all the popular songs of youth Jell-O has Infiltrated every Jell-O. A date that we argued with comments and molds can be Cop) Chief Opinion Editor today. There isn't any serious part of American life. The song. the whole time and had no fun sent to mather@bgnet. bgsu.edu institution of music that would be "It Must Be Jello." was listed as with Is a green Jell-O date. A date or 210 West Hall. Hulcki Kobayashi Blake Parkins Photo Editor Sports Editor
Copy Staff 372-2604 HausiNG R4N Vote today' Knslcn Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren KKnn Damion Heinlschel MrXKES f-c>," your -favorire. Darren Liderbach Beih Kerby SoME fffLE r Olivia Inkrolt Kern Million HEKVOOS USG election consp» **7 Elizabeth Reiler Kelly Von Glahn Bieory - Reporting Staff 372-2604 # Fraudulent e-rr.o.1 Q Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul #-Elcct Art Staff 372-6966 jfc'VeJr^q Ao** Opponents Doug Khienovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming Sports Staff 372-2602 JimTOCCO, A^\i\tant Sports Editor Ballots Jason McMahon William Sanderson ■a»sd3s= w Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell ■GUEST COLUMNIST Jen Caspcrson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamh> Jcti Gayton Stacy Huben Heidi Kropf ic Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel Cath) Raidi Tiffany Wendeln In denial about race here at BGSU Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec Truth. Sometimes it hurts, but guys saying. "Hey nigger, get out person. country. "We hold these truths it can set you free. I found a lot of of my town!" Their town? These The same is true with the racist to be self-evident that all men "It seems to Advertising Staff 372-2605 truth when I read the spring guys were probably from and the ignorant. Like the alco- are created equal." How do we be convenient Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley edition of Miscellany—in particu- anywhere but Bowling Green, holic, they are In denial that there keep that dogma and keep Christy Hagetman Alison Polley lar. Wayne Krause's story. "Cross- but all of a sudden It's their is a problem, because once a slaves at the same time? for the people Lori Patton Jim Vassallo ing color lines at BGSU." town. problem Is acknowledged, change During the War of 1812. of America to In this article, we hear from I get looks when I go to Wal- has to take place or the problem Is Frances Scott Key put words to everyday students like Penda Mart. I know they don't think I going to continue. paper as he was inspired by put blinders Letters to the Editor Horton. Erica Neal. Will Wilkins. see them. It seems to be convenient for the America's ability to defeat the on when it Matt Boaz. Rachel Vigil and the No one seemed to tell me that people of America to put blinders British In battle, and remain comes to If you would like to submit a Letter 10 the Infamous Jen Woll. Just to name a I Joined the BGSU football team, on when it comes to certain issues. free. He called America "land of Editor, please follow these guidelines: few. You may know them and you but someone told a lot of people Americans like to say that there's the free and home of the brave- certain is- more than a half century before - Make sure the letter Is 500 words or less. may not. but they each share with around me. been too much talk about racism sues. Ameri- Please include your address, major, aca- us how they are not comfortable But these things don't bother and it's being beaten to death. slavery was abolished. Slave cans like to demic class and phone number (phone with racial situations at BGSU. me as much as being told that At the rate we are going, we will masters would kill a black for numbers are strictly for verification and The article Is available for all to the experiences I have had are all die before this problem does. looking at a white woman say that not for publication). see. therefore I will not explain it. exaggerated or not true. This includes, but Is not limited to. funny, but "massa" could have there's been • Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Yes. I have been told that Bowling Green State University. all the black wenches he could Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh- Since / was not in the article too much talk (that's okay Wayne, we still cool). things like that don't happen. THAT Is the truth. It is a truth we take. compatiblc disk are preferred. After the spirit of Manifest • Brine the letter to Room 210 West Hall, I'll tell why I am not comfortable I've been told that people won't have In common, because It Is about racism or e-mail us at [email protected]. with BGSU. Also, since I only have call you names if you aren't everyone's problem. Destiny took everything from and it's being Be prepared to show valid identification. about 1.000 words to do it In. Ill causing problems. If you're A lot of people can't even see the Mexicans and Native Americans • Space limitations may prevent The BG label It "Far from Comfortable: Part getting followed around the error of their ways. It's usually the to make room for white people, beaten to News from printing all letters received. 1 of 15." store, it has to be for good people around the alcoholic, those the NaUonal Alliance claim they death." The BG News reserves the right to edit affected by his or her behavior who want their own "whites only- any and all letters. Truth Is something that many of reason. The police won't come us are In search of. It can Indeed and bother you unless you give try to convince them they have a territory. be different for each of us. setting them good reason. That may be problem, but It is eventually up to In order to face the future we have to face the truth, even If It Copyright © 1997. The BG News. Bowlmv us free in our own way. The one true In their world. Still, does It them to realize It for themselves. Green. Ohio Reprinting of any material in this thing I happened to realize is that make it right to dismiss my The same Is true for the racist and Is hard to swallow. My situation publication without the permission of The BG News the truth Is that I am not free. Let experiences as exaggeration? the Ignorant. may never come your way, but is strictly prohibited. me give you some examples. These are all ways of covering It needs to be realized that the that does not make It any less of The BG News is an independent publication up the truth. One of them Is truth Is spoken when stories of a situation. We must expose the founded in 1920 and is published daily during the I love Halloween because I am a big fan of special effect make up. denial. police brutality are being told. The candy coated, sing-songy academic year and weekly during the summer se- excuses for the lies they truly mester. Last year my friend and I dressed When an alcoholic Is In truth Is spoken when stories of Opinions expressed in columns and letters to as Vince and Jules of "Pulp denial they refuse to see the fear, anger and despair are being are. Then, and only then, can the editor are not necessarily those of the \tudent Fiction" and we were definitely truth, which Is that they have a told. Some people can't realize the we be free. bmdw faculty. University administration or The BG smooth. problem and need help. Once truth because they are too busy \fc** \ Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the It was too bad that I couldn't they admit to having a problem, trying to protect and preserve the Derrick Jones Is a guest Spring 1997 BG News staff. they also admit to themselves wrong things. columnist and cartoonist for The The BG News encourages its readers to notify enjoy the love people were giving me for my costume. I was too busy that a change has to take place The truth Is that there is a great rVeu>s. Questions and comments tht paper of any errors in stories or photograph can be sent to 210 West HalL descriptions being distracted by a couple of In order to become a better set of double standards in this Friday.April II. 1997 The B(; News page three Bombing U.S.agents OHIO Weather April Chill Friday. April II generates investigate AccuWealhcr* forccusl for daytime condition* and high lempentureii uncanny counterfeit Toledo 48 similarities bill passing ^3 The Associated Press Southern Ohio IND TOIEDO - Why anyone would businesses hit want to blow up Linda Lister's car is a question authorities are by plague of trying to answer. |Dayton| 56~ Mrs. Lister, a financial consul- phony bills tant, was critically injured Tues- day when a bomb exploded after The Associated Press she got into her car in a suburban Cincinnati 60° parking lot. SIDNEY, Ohio -- The U.S. Se- Police say it was no accident; cret Service is trying to find out someone planted the bomb. who has been passing counterfeit w VA The explosion occurred exact- bills to west-central Ohio busi- ly one year after another car nesses over the past several KY. Portsmouth! 70 -^T^J^ bombing. The victim, Rhonda weeks. Wheeler, also was a financial Gary Bianchi, an agent with consultant and was leaving work the Secret Service office in when the explosion occurred. Toledo, said Wednesday about a dozen bills - mostly $20s - have Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy She died nine days later. Her been passed in the Lima, Sidney husband, Robert, later pleaded and Wapakoneta areas. Via Associated Press Graph>csNet guilty to planting the bomb. "We don't have any leads at Authorities say the two bomb- this time," Bianchi said. ings are probably not connected. Around Bowling Green But the similarities are strange, He said the bills appear to have Robert Hausken, an agent for the been computer-generated and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and copied on an ink-jet printer. Past issues available Firearms, said Wednesday. "The picture's not very clear. Mrs. Lister is 36; Mrs. Wheeler It's kind of faded," Bianchi said. Back issues of The BG News are available at the newspaper was 30. Both have young chil- "And the print is made up of a se- office, Room 210 West Hall, from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through dren. Mrs. Lister has an ries of dots instead of lines." Thursday. 18-month-old son; Mrs. Wheeler He said the ink on the bills will Issues on file run back to January 1996. Issues are available had two sons under the age of 5. run if it gets wet. for student and faculty use regarding class-related projects A counterfeit $20 was found only. April 1 by a bank in Jackson Issues can be checked out, but must be returned. Both worked for financial con- Center after it had apparently sulting companies in suburban been passed at a grocery store, Investigation pending on alleged mishandling office parks. Both cars were said Jackson Center police Chief parked in the middle of the lots. Jim Frye. of funds Both explosions occurred about 5 p.m. "The average person would not The University is investigating allegations of mishandling of Police say they don't know if notice in doing a transaction in a funds within the bursar's office. the women knew each other. hurry," Frye said. According to a statement issued by Public Relations Director Authorities also didn't know if Police in Botkins were in- Clif Boutelle, $7,256.48 was reported missing from the office of there was any connection be- vestigating three counterfeit the bursar Monday. Boutelle said the money was later accounted tween the bombing and a threat- bills passed in the past two weeks for and one employee was placed on administrative leave in con- at a restaurant, gasoline station nection with the incident. ening phone call a co-worker of Boutelle declined to name the employee. Mrs. Lister received about three and tavern, said Botkins police He said no charges were filed, but the incident was being in- hours before the bombing. Chief Tom Glass. vestigated by campus police and an internal auditor, Rich Peper. According to a Lucas County AMKlatcd Prctf photo One counterfeit $20 bill and Peper said he is conducting an investigation and the results sheriff's department report, the From left, Mark Swart/, Dustin Hague and Vincent Smith of two counterfeit $50s were passed will be known in two to three weeks. male caller said, "If you keep Zanesville, Ohio, don't let a little chilly weather keep them off at a gas station in Wapakoneta on Bursar Joe Martini had no comment. stealing my money, the same the court as they play basketball Wednesday afternoon. March 18, said Wapakoneta thing will happen to you." police Chief Dave Harrison. SIEVERT USG Continued from page one. cover only one or two types of Continued from page one. "This has been an interesting or student life until recently. productive once they worked music," he said. "But the maga- year," DeCrane said. "This is Gore said the group of presi- together to overcome all of the It was at its peak before I got zines I've worked for like Guitar has been trying to do some really clearly something new." dential candidiates have been obstacles thrown their way. there in about 1965 or 1966. But Player, Acoustic Guitar and good stuff." very cooperative in settling the "We've all been working Janis was still around, Jefferson Guitar World have allowed me to Gregg DeCrane, dean of stu- He said these problems have problems surrounding the USG together," Gore said. "It's too Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger cover all types of music." dents, said this USG election has not happened in the past partially elections. bad something like this had to Service, The Grateful Dead, they "I'll always be a rock 'n' roll definitely been out of the ordin- because e-mail has not played a happen. Who knows why were all out there at the time." junkie. I grew up with rock," ary. significant role in the elections She said they became more someone would do that." "I would take all of the pictures Sievert said. "I started fooling I had taken to different maga- around with the guitar when I DRIVES zines and ask them if they were was in high school and I'll even interested. The first real photos I call myself a 'Deadhead'. But I Continued from page one. got involved and helped the nated to churches, food pantries project, they were required to had published were in 1971 in also like blues, jazz, bluegrass community," said Grabiec. and Martha's soup kitchen in give a presentation in front of Rolling Stone Magazine, and they and other types of music, and I the way the students were en- All of the cans raised by the Bowling Green. The churches their class. were of John Lee Hooker and The think that it has shown in my thusiastic and motivated to raise fifth graders were given to the gave the food to needy families in "I believe that the students en- Youngbloods." work." Since his first photos cans. University food pantry. their parish or to other people joyed the outcome of this project Sievert said that to do well in were published some 26 years "Even though the project was Other IPC 102 students held who needed the food. and it was a very satisfying and his line of work, one must pos- ago, Sievert has worked as a free- very time consuming, it was food drives here on campus. In Since the students spent a learning experience," said Ma- sess knowledge of the subject, lance photographer, staff editor, worth it to see how the students their cases, all the food was do- great amount of time on this kay. and his voracious interest in mu- writer and photographer for sic satisfies that criteria. Guitar Player Magazine and is PLAINS concentrating heavily on being "Essentially, I'm a frustrated an author and publisher. Continued from page one. downtown from the north- working and people show up." Dakota State University in musician," he said with a laugh. "I still do occasional photo flowing river. Administrators at the city's Fargo. "We'll be looking at a "I play a little mandolin and I shoots," he said. "But most of my turned into a blizzard that piled Residents and city employees Veterans Hospital planned to single flood event that will im- play a little guitar. My wife and I focus is in publishing right now. I up to 2 more feet of snow across stepped up the pace to add an- move 24 patients on Thursday to pact several thousand square play music together quite a bit. I want to get [Humble Press] off the prairie. other foot of sandbags to emer- a hospital in St. Cloud, about 170 miles." know a lot about how music the ground. I wanted to create The blizzard was followed by gency levees elsewhere in town, miles southeast, as a precaution. The situation was less grave in works, and I'm very familiar something that I could control." record cold that turned snow and while temperatures never Northwestern Minnesota and southern Minnesota along the with the equipment used in the Sievert hopes his book can ad- floodwaters into sheets of ice. warmed past the 20s. eastern North Dakota cover the lower Minnesota River, where music business today. It makes it vise anyone interested in either At Fargo, North Dakota's Randy Naslund left his job at bed of a glacial lake that dis- flood-control structures - includ- easier to conduct an interview pursuing a career in music pho- largest city, forecasters raised 10 ;i m and headed home as soon appeared 9,000 years ago. The ing those in Minneapolis and St. with an artist if you know what tography or just simply learning the projected crest of the Red, as he heard the revised crest rivers that drain it are too young Paul - are extensive and most your talking about." how to take good concert photos. expected late Thursday or early prediction. Within minutes of to have carved deep valleys, so people live outside the flood's Sievert's eclectic musical taste "What I have found out Friday, to up to 39 1/2 feet - 1 starting to sandbag his back floods spread outward. direct path. is visible in his work. His book through the years is that if you 1/2 feet higher than the previous yard, about 20 volunteers showed 'This is one of the flattest "Our sandbags held," said contains photos he's taken of art- have the right connections with prediction and about 2 feet above up to help. places on Earth, and this is a Mary Ellen Domeier of New Ulm, ists ranging from Count Basie the right kind of people, you can the record. "I don't know hardly any of flood that's measured in width whose home sits along the Min- and B.B. King to Eddie Van Ha usually make it happen," he said. Flood stage in Fargo is 17 feet, these people," he said. "All you instead of depth," said Donald nesota River. "It's sunny today in len and Courtney Love. "The opportunities are out there. but permanent dikes protect the have to do around here is start Schwert, a geologist at North more ways than one." "One of my great strengths is There's more bands now then that most music photographers there has ever been. :.; .. . :■:: JOIN OUR FAMILY TEAM... MID AM MANOR Begin Spring With A Fresh Start! NOT MANY APARTMENTS LEFT A NEW HOME! FOR NEXT YEAR!! •Within walking distance of 222 -228 South College • 309 High campus 320 Elm • 824 Sixth •Air conditioning 709 Fifth • 843 Sixth 801 - 803 Fifth • 1024 East Wooster •2 bdrm, Furnished or • Above Downtown Businesses Unfurnished • Drochure of Professional 6 Graduation Students Available •Gas, Heat, Water included • Revised Undergrod Drochure with Spring Discounts tt* with rent Newldve Rentals Call Now!!!! 32S S. Main (Our Onlv Office) 352-5620 352-4380 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG I page four The BG News Friday,April II, 1997 Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Falcons to play four vs. Zips U The Falcon baseball en consecutive games at Warren E. Steller Field. team (13-11) hosts Ak- BG Is perfect against confer- ron for two ence opponents within the friend- doubleheaders this ly confines after winning each of the four MAC matchups at home. weekend. In fact, the Falcons' only three conference losses came in This weekend, the Falcons host Miami, against a team that fin- the Akron Zips for a pair of ished last in the MAC by five and doubleheaders Saturday and a half games last season. Sunday. Overall, the Falcons are 6-2 in percentage was 1.000. The Zips are the defending Steller Field, having beaten Mid-American Conference tour- Cleveland State and Big Ten op- Senior leadership nament champions, having won ponent Michigan, with losses to the MAC tournament held in CSU and Detroit-Mercy. Kent last year. The three seniors charged with "It's always Important to play leading this young team have conference games at home," Akron finished with a 18-14 been happily accepting that role Schmitz said. "But we've also got thus far. conference mark last season, to learn to win them on the road." good for a tie for third place. Catcher Donny Schone, They took three of four games charged with the task of handling from the Falcons last year. Young Falcons a young pitching staff, admits "They were one of the confer- that one of his major concerns is ence favorites coming into the In April 8th's afternoon game keeping a young pitcher relaxed season," coach Danny Schmitz against Detroit-Mercy, five and concentrated. said. "They have solid pitching, freshmen and two sophomores "I've been struggling a little bit and they're solid both offensively started in the field, while three with the bat, but I guess my de- and defensively. We're just freshmen and a sophomore fense is what I'm here for," thinking about the first game, pitched. Schone said. and when we're done, we'll think Schone has not committed an about game two." In fact, on the Falcons' 32-man error yet this season. Each day, action begins at 1 roster, they have just three Senior righthander Andy Smith pjn., with the second game fol- seniors, compared to 12 fresh- is having a terrific season on the lowing 30 minutes after the first men and nine sophomores. mound, with a 5-1 record, and an game's conclusion. Freshman Matt Best has been ERA well below 2.00. terrific at the plate, playing "If I was another pitcher on BC Newi PkMi by Jeremy Marl I n Stellar at Steller mostly in a designated hitter and this staff, or even a pitcher on pinch hitting role. Entering this another team, Andy Smith would Sophomore pitcher Chris Vaught has pitched well for the Falcons in the first half of the season. The Fal- After the games this weekend, week of play, he was batting .417 be the guy I'd be watching," cons will start freshmen Joe Cheney and Jeff Hundley on Saturday, and Joe Holland and Andy Smith the Falcons will have played sev- with two home runs. His slugging Schmitz said. Sunday. Coach Danny Schmitz acknowledges that pitching is the key to the Falcons' success. Broncos visit BG Miller to leave team, Sports Briefs depart for Michigan for wild weekend Soccer spring season underway versity of Michigan and at- The Falcon soccer team began its spring season last weekend Freshman center with a 0-1 loss to Oakland, a division II school from Michigan. □ The Falcons, coming □ tempt to walk-on to the Wol- Allison Miller, citing verine basketball team. NCAA They also tied the University of Dayton, 3-3. off three doubleheader rules will force her to sit out This weekend, they will face Wilmington at 11 p.m. Sunday and problems with the next season, but she will not Wooster at 2 p.m. splits, hope to take a The team will play games each weekend until the end of the University and not lose any eligibility as she still few more games from a year. All games are at Mickey Cochrane Field. McMahon with the team, de- has a redshirt year available. "It's basically to make sure we don't get too out of shape," conference rival. "I think this is the best de- goalkeeper Scott Vallow said. BG News cides to leave BG and cision for me," Miller said. Vallow said that of 54 goals last season, 45 came from seniors. The weather is heating up, Sportswriter the Falcon basketball Miller's departure leaves These games are intended to warm up the freshmen to the fact WUiJJJJOF slowly but surely. The Falcon program. the Falcons without any player that they will have to take over the team. softball team hopes its play will more than six feet tall return- "It's a chance for these young, inexperienced guys to get used to it," Vallow said. "We just go kick it around to see where we're do the same, starting soon that set W> after winning the ing to the team. However, BG first 3-1. The Falcons knocked in By JASON McMAHON at." The Falcons welcome Western The BC News coach Jaci Clark has obtained April 20, the Falcons play Xavier at 11 p.m. and Ohio Wesleyan Michigan this weekend for a three runners in the first inning, a letter of intent from Kristy at 2 p.m. April 27, BG takes on Valparaiso and Cincinnati at the four-game set. The Broncos visit but didn't touch the plate the rest Hineline. a 6-foot-1 post player same times. of the way. Two months ago, Alison Mil- the BGSU Softball Field Satur- ler said "everything from ed- from Etobicoke, Ontario. May 4, BG plays Wright State at 1 p.m. day and Sunday for a pair of A year ago. Western came to town and took three out of four ucation to athletics [at Bowl- Miller averaged 3.1 points twinbllls. Both doubleheaders ing Green] has been the right begin at 12 JO p.m. from BG. The Falcons claimed and 1.9 rebounds per game in 1997 soccer schedule released the first game, but Western fit forme.'' limited action, though she The games had been scheduled Things have changed. for Friday and Saturday, but stormed back to win the series. demonstrated stretches of ex- The soccer schedule for next year was released Thursday. Miller has decided to leave cellence at times. She tallied The Falcons will compete in four tournaments to begin the were bumped back a day each the Falcon women's basketball due to unfavorable weather fore- Freshman Bates steps it up eight points in just three season, including a home tournament in which they are sched- team and i minutes of action in the Mid- ules to face Dayton and Wright State. casts. transfer out Falcon coach Rachel Miller- American Conference Tour- In their seventh game of the season, they will Face Indiana Bowling Green stands at 2-10 of the Uni- University, the team which knocked them out of the NCAA tour- in the Mid-American Conference. Reif raved about her rookie class nament semifinal clash with versity, the Toledo. nament last year. The Falcons opened the cam- at the beginning of the year, pra- The conference portion of the season begins with an Oct. 3 ising the freshman talent and is- freshman Miller is a native of Grand paign with nine straight losses, center said game at Akron, which promises to be the most important game of but several games were tight. suing this decree: "I guarantee Haven, Mich, where she let- the year. that two out of the five will yesterday. tered four times in basketball BG has since won two of its last "It doesn't All told, the Falcons play just six home games. three, and with a victory at start." and was named team captain The Mid-American Conference Tournament will take place at Two freshmen were penciled have any- and MVP three years each Miami University, beginning Nov. 6 Cleveland State Monday, has thing to do split its last three doubleheaders. into the starting lineup for both She earned first-team all-state ends of the Western personally honors from several media The Falcons are hoping for with the M,ller conditions a little better than doubleheader. Erin Zwinck oc- outlets her senior season, and cupied the designated hitter posi- team or the coaching staff," also was selected to USA To- what they were forced to deal Miller said. 'The University Three Falcon athletes honored by MAC with in Tuesday's doubleheader tion, while Colleen Bates manned day's honorable mention All- shortstop. was not a good fit for me as a America squad. vs. Akron. An arctic chill swept person." A trio of Bowling Green athletes have been honored by the through the diamond, forcing Zwinck, a product of White An undecided major, Miller Mid-American Conference, the league announced. The 6-foot-1 Miller said she is a member of BGSU's Hon- several players to don multi- Lake, Mich had impressed Mil- Tennis player Ryan Gabel, sprinter Rah'Sheen Clay and finally decided on transfer- ors College and participates in weight thrower Nikki Sturzinger all picked up honors from the layered uniforms. ring before spring break and • See VISIT, page five. Fellowship of Christian Ath- conference. BG lost the second game of intends to enroll at the Uni- letes. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE SUMMER & FALL RENTALS (Too many to list) Large assortment of Houses, Duplexes, and Apartments iiii""i(iiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii' Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of complete details and speak with our friendly staff! 354-2260 John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster tOtMl HOlltiNC (across from Taco Bell) 0»»OMT|JNITr I. Friday, April 11, 1997 The BG News page five Baseball Standings NBA Standings NHL Standings Dine In or Carry Out all Assoriaeon ■y The Associated Press AmfrkvtMoif Nsa'onsl leafs* ■y The AaeorUlea Eva All runts EDI All Tina EDT All Time. EDI AJTeneslDI ly The Associates' Proa ■y The Associated r>ea ■MOM CONHMNCE CAFE EaMOvWon EASTHtN COKE HENCE East Division AaeMk division "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style" w I PCL W I. Pet. w L Pet. GB AaslsacDMaoa w i r n. Baltimore S 2 .714 Honda 7 1 .875 yMiarrs 59 18 .766 CT GA 225 177 Toronto 4 3 J71 1 Atlanta 15 x New York S3 24 .688 6 x New Jersey 44 22 14 10: Boston 4 4 500 1.', Montreal .429 35 Orlando 43 34 5S8 16 x Philadelphia 44 24 12 101 266 210 x Honda 34 28 19 87 217 199 Now York 4 4 200 New York 333 4.S Washington 39 37 513 195 xNY Rangers 38 33 10 86 256 227 353-CALL Detroit 4 S 2 Philadelphia 333 45 New Jersey 24 52 J16 345 OnM Division Central DKMoa Philadelphia 21 SS .276 375 TampaBay 31 39 10 72 212 243 Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 Washington 31 40 9 71 200 226 W ■n. c W I. Pet. Boston 13 64 .169 46 109 North Main Street, Powntown Bowline; Green, OH Minn—of s SS6 - Houston 6 3 .667 Central Division N.Y. Islanders 28 40 12 68 232 240 Northeast Division Cleveland 4 -S00 S Pittsburgh 4 4 500 15 y Chicago 68 10 .872 Milwaukee 3 500 S Cincinnati 3 S X Atlanta 52 24 684 IS W L T PIS Kansas City 3 429 1 St. Louis 1 6 .143 4 x-Dotroit 51 2S 571 16 z-Buffalo 40 28 12 Chicago 2 .286 2 Chicago 0 8 000 55 X Charlotte SO 26 .658 17 x Pittsburgh 38 34 8 mil West Division Cleveland 39 37 513 28 x Montreal 31 36 W M. W L PCI. Indiana 37 39 .486 30 Hartford 31 38 Oakland s 62S Colorado « 2 .750 Milwaukee 29 47 382 38 Ottawa 29 36 Scania 4 Los Angeles 6 3 .667 Toronto 28 49 564 395 Boston 25 46 Texas 3 500 San Francisco 3 425 1 vwsTBbM coNFHfNCf vVESIHtNUXMHItttvIE Central Division Anaheim 3 J75 San Diego 4 5S6 15 Aadwert Division - WeAwsday " Camel Wednesday-! Camel W L Pa. GB W L T xUtah 59 17 .776 - z Dallas 48 24 8 Texas at Milwaukee, ppd., weather San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 0 x-Houston 52 24 .684 7 X Detroit 38 24 II Detroit 10, Minnesota S Colorado 13, Cincinnati 4 Minnesota 37 39 .487 22 X Phoenix 37 37 7 Toronto 5, Chicago White Sox 0 Atlanta 4, Houston 3,12 innings Dallas 23 53 303 36 x-St. Louis 34 35 11 Oakland 4, Boston 3,10 innings Los Angeles 3, N.Y. Mets 2,14 innings San Antonio 20 56 .263 39 Chicago 32 35 13 77 Seattle 11. Cleveland 1 Pittsburgh 4. San Diego 2 Denver 20 56 .263 39 Toronto 29 43 8 66 Baltimore 4, Kansas City 2, II innings Only games scheduled Vancouver 12 66 .154 48 Pacific Division N.Y. Yankees 12. Anaheim S Thursday's Cams recWc OMshM W L T Thursday's Csmss x-Seattle 52 24 684 z Colorado 48 23 Montreal at St. Louis, ppd., snow x I. A Lakers 52 25 .675 x Anaheim Minnesota 7, Detroit 3 Cincinnati at Colorado, ppd, snow x Portland 45 33 577 x-Kdmonton Texas 2, Milwaukee 0 Honda I. Chicago Cuba 0 x Phoenix 37 39 .487 Vancouver Toronto 4, Chicago White Sox 0 Houston 5, Atlanta 3 I.A nippers 34 42 .447 Calgary Baltimore at Kansas Cry, ppd., rain Only games scheduled Sacramento 31 45 .408 21 Los Angeles Only games scheduled Golden State 28 48 568 24 San Jose 27 45 8 y Atlanta 116, Philadelphia 101 Weonesasy's Games Units still available for fall '97 Charlotte 136, Boston HI MASTERS Ottawa 5, Hartford 4 Utah 101. LA Lakers 89 Montreal 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 R.E. Management Chicago 86. Indiana 80 Florida 4, New Jersey 2 Thursday's Games "Quality Off-Campus Housing" SCORES St. Louis 1, Chicago 0 late fames not included Dallas 3, Toronto 2 AUGUSTA, Ga. - Top 25 Orlando 105, Toronto 69 San Jose 4. Colorado 1 '841 Eighth Sr. • 840/850 Sixth Sr. scores with relation to par Chicago 105, New York 103 Detroit 3, Edmonton 3. tie •Campus Manor New Jersey 93, Milwaukee 88 Vancouver 6, Phoenix 4 •Manville Ave Thursday after the first round Anaheim 4. Los Angeles 1 Miami 93, Detroit 83 •825 Third Sr. •313 N. Main at the Masters on the Seattle at Dallas, EARNAOXHCKtSOIIM Spend Ihe summer in Europe! Design a Homecoming Logo Come & discover ihe Nantes summer program PERSONALS "BGSU There's No Place Like Home" Thurs.Apnf 171hinBA1001 al 7pm. ^■MMIsPeaJI ^fiHotolOS The BG News 330 Union (UAO Ofhee) For more information call 372-2343 The W«e Boys Comedy Group In Celebration of BGLAD Week Classified FANNIE LOVE HAMER: I HIS I III 1 F LIGHT Apnl 15th 8pm Amani Room Junction Donation of canned good requested Ads A DRAMATIC PORTRAYAL tor David's House Saturday 10 pm CONCEIVED, WRITTEN. I PERFORMED Sponsored by UAO and VISION BGSU Women's Tennis BY 372-6977 For more into caK 372-7164 State ol Green OR BILL* JtAN YOUNG The H(. New. oill not knowingly Keep, nl.dlivemcni, irtaid»nmiivi*.orenxourafcdiw-nmiriaiion jg.imi «ti> L en hart Grand Balroom University Union India HJUJI or group on (he b*tn of rave, -c ■. ,.>li *., rcc J Tie Dye - Sibs-N Kids Weekend $600 in Prusj - $300 1 it Prize! : religion nuiorul origin, aciual oncnuixm. duabilici. Monday. April 14. 1997 April 12.1 3pm Union Mai Undergrad An Contest Wo* due April! 4 Ask riday, April 11 FOROOT TO ORDER 2 - 4 subieasers needed for summer 8 or neat ATTENTION ALL hUUORS Make $6,300 [his Mr. Spots it now hmng. End of semester. SEIZED CARS from 8178. Porsches. Cadil 403 High Si Apt A BG. 1 bedroom $320/mo GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS? year Houee dose to campus in great condi lummw1 Find out why P4G. IBM. and hun summer. A fall help needed. Full and part time lacs. Chevys. BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps. Ami May, CalKhnstat? 353-2088. PEHSONALIZtDANNOUNCEMENTS food prep and delivery positions available Ap 4W0's. Your Area Toll Free 1<0O21» 9000 con CaH Kelly or Erin 353 3245 deeds of ottws want students who have 456 S Mam 3 bedroom. 1 be . avail May 1st. READY IN 48 HOURS' ply in p*>rson b/W 2 7 Ext A-2076 tor current listings. 2 sublessors needed tor the summer - starting worked in our program 9*5% of ttudent using $765 t utils 353-2901 HIGH QUALITY a inMay 2 bdrm apt. vary dose to campus. our placement oflvc* found career jobs last Needed Babysitter lor 2 yr ok) boy m my BG MINIMUM ORDER Of ONLY 15 year CaM 1 800-289-3646 home. Mon , Weds.. A Fn.'i. 7:30am-5 30pm 6055thSi Apt C.$350per/mo • ut» . $480mo-neppDable Call 354-4303 2 odrms. Cal Steve & 352-8917 or ■EC SEE BOOK STORE Call 3S2 1947 aher 6pm 353 2252 2 subleases leaded. Summer 1997. House Baby si ner needed 353-0322 (Maria or Beth) cloee to campus Cheap rent Can N*i ai 20 hr week/summer ntomtngs Part erne general farming A farm seed plant FOR RENT 37204 70 or 354-2964 work Call 352-0088 OPMIOPHIBOPHIB 352-8827. 812 3RD st Brand new 3 bdrm house Congratulaoon110 Stacy Smith on 2 3 M/F summer subleasnr tor furnished apt. $795/mo. 1 bath plenty of storage, new carpel bang MOM as Vice President lor AC, tow rent, unities indudad. dose to cam- CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED Restaurant Wait staff A kitchen help are want •97-98 school year 2 bdrm turn, apts 705 7th • high erfioeny furnace new stove 8 refndger- University Ambassadors! We are so pus, dean. Call 354-8067 Tnmdown Fitness, coed camp located In Ite ed. Call 872-0020 St 8 724 8th St JKKVmo indud FREE heat. alor washer/dryer coin operated Small fenced proud olyoui Catskil Mountains o* NY. All Sports. Water-ski Spnng. Summer A Fall help needed. 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Place your re- Credit Card fundraisers for fraternities, sorori- sume in our secure on-line data base A let over lease required Excellent condition. Close to Near Hiring Cooks and Wait Sun BGSU Call 686 4651 Large 2 B R. fum/unturn 1 1/2 bath. Close to ties & groups. Any campus organization can 300 schools/district* find youl Apply between 2-4 pm Subleaser (s) needed for summer Village raise up to $1000 by earning a whopping campus Oft street parking, on site laundry fa Campua PoMyayaa Green Apis Rent $320 Call 353 2261 J5.0OVISA application Call 1 800 932-0528 The Deflasrtment of Sociology, Bowling 2 bdrm unfum, heat A air indudad. 12 mo canes Ful use of Cherrywood Health Spa 3529378 Summer subieasers needed ASAP. Call Amy out 65. Qualified callers receive Green State UnlvareHy. is seeking a one-year lease, quiet bkfg, aval May 8 Aug 352 3445 PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU 353 7905 or Jodie 81353-3055. FREE T-SHIRT temporary instructor Duties involve the instruc- M subleaser needed immediately S/97-8/97. tion of three undergraduate courses per se- Full-time A pan time sates consultant Avails 2 bdrm turn. apts. 704 Sth St. Aval Aug 9 or 12 4th St. * S College. $212 50/mo • approx Summer subleaser needed. Own room. mester, plus primary responsibility for under- Phi Kappa Tau would tike to congratulate bis Mon. through Sat. for plumbing showroom mo. lease 352 3445 $20 eWc.'cable. Call Brendan @ 3531355 or Call Lym 354-1391. graduate advising in the department Ouallfl- brother Jim Gemck tor pinning Delta Zeta Sales eip A interior design background help- 353-5262 catlona indude an earned doctorate m sociol- 2 bdrm. apt 2 bfks from campus A/C Availa- Kristen Papenbrock. ful. Send resume by April 18 to The Kohler ogy and evidence of successful undergraduate ble May or Aug. other units available Lind File Now accepting Rental Applications for Fall And Summer subieasers needed, up to 4 people. 2 Bath House. 12S E Indiana Ave Perrysburg. teaching and adviamg experience Candidates 3S4-8208. Leave message Summer leases Call 354-8800 PM KAPPA TAU • PM KAPPA TAU bdrms. turn, w/large deck, spiral staircase.2 OH 43561. car garage, free May and Aug rent. 352-2554. should be prepared, at minimum, to teach 2 mala subieasers needed tor Fall 97 Spr 98 to Gam sales experience next school year. The courses in social psychology and sociological share a room in Frazea Apts. $195/mo each * One A Two bdrm apts. available. University Summer subieasers needed. Foi Run Aprs. Railing RAPID FUN! Key Yearbook is looking for students to sen theory. In addition, fanvlianry with BGSUS un- elec. No smokers please Ask for Tim at Courts 8 University Village located at Ckxigh CalAngM 352-0581 Eacmng Spring Bmr rafting in WV Maw and yearbook pages to campus organizations and dergraduate programs and requirements is 354-6488 and Mercer Call 352-0164. Gauley Rivers STUDENTS SAVE f Sooala Greeks. These are paid positions and students necessary BGSU it an AA/EEO employer 2 subieasers needed tor summer - own house, Rent our Apt. for summer 8 and Retreats Spring specials SUMME R SUBl E A SE RS needed will work 5-i0 flexible hours a week For more and encourages applications from women, mi- very, vary dose to campus (4 houses from Wei buy you a drmkl CHI Mary 1-800-419-1442 for inlo. Huge house near campus. information call Toby or Ann at 372-8086 or nonties. veterana, and persons with disabili- Wooster)$150'mo Call Brian & 352-3334 Air conditioning, large balcony, dishwasher. Call 352-9777. stop by 28 West Hall for an appl-caron ties. Send letter of application, curriculum vi- tas, and three current letters of reference by garbage disposal. 8 4 bdrms. 352-6633. Seeking players 18 t over for USSSA Class HAVE FUN IN THE SUN! 2-4 subieasers wanted May-Aug. 2 bedrooms. DrE man'i Softball learn tor Sunday nights 8 May 1. 1907 to Prof. Gary R Lee. Chair. De- reasonable rent Ca» 352-3291. Rooms avail, si BG Home WANTED Student Painters it currently hinng production partment of Sociology, Bowling Green Slate Grad males prel Cal 3S2-183t Tuesday nights at Carter Park in Bowling One or two subieasers needed forman A painters tor this summer. Hard work- 221 Leroy: 3 bedrm. 2 baths. Avail 871 or 354-8701 Leave message. Green. OH Also, tournaments on weekends m tor this summer at University Courts ing, motivated students are needed in Toledo. Un.*>rsity, Bowling Green, OH 43403. $895 00 . util . I yr lease northern Ohio. Contact Bob MBer directly m Youngstown. Akron/Canton. Western Cleve- Apartments (Located behind McDonalds. 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Human Resources Jacquelin Palmer at Executive Caterers (216) 449-0700 office, 1045 N. Main, or call P O Box 391437, Solon, OH 44139 146 North Main - Bowling Green 353-5800 BECKLEY C ARDY Summer employment GROUP EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL is looking for 200 warehouse workers I I ; Friday,April II, 1997 The BG News page seven Sticking it to the Man each and every week." Everybody loves the 'Dukes' Well, ihev were s lamitv ot do-* resWbig in the nctttious Hazard County, (icorgia. The Duke clan was led by the lovable patriarch Uncle Jesse (Denver f > i i item lifce two modern-day When be wasn't busy r'eodu^ his chr v - polishing his shotguns or listening hi , damn CB radio. Uncle Jease was fci..« Nothing'! rfced (he 1990s more man getting his iiephews Reurcguan* I I JCAS *n decade's inn with the 1980*. Ai no K Duke out of trouble. -• * tier umc has '' ' -'lotneenany Luke Duke (T<-m Wopaij u . ,-. rybody's * aeration giuw i. -.. -tc*s quickly is thai favoriie former mercenary \ < x-inerchant or the Children ol hiirv marine-. Luke usually sp> i ume sol vtng Mariuaers pounce*. I t* succe* of )980s problems bis cousin B< .d. Luke didn't © (Dpihttlon CD**. Th. r*|)ed out iwo get lo drive the Gear ..■ I •< often, hut when BidyBunchinoviea.il done he did he was UIIM . ■ ' r *. r eryrhinf short of re-inti u-; the horrid Fortunately, hi' • 4 time behind the S-idzclothing tine. wheel of Ibe O ■ i ..«'■* provided ample im through all this. The L ■ '" opportuniies t >.. i ib out of it dun ng high- Surzard" were left alone, peri*: "-acred speed ctuur o execute his flawteta be tabiMd in ihu reininiBoent \ I1 - hood slid- ' < the car was parked. His love ^ The General Lee ) D Ju» of H*z£*rd were fully pilla* Seir of hood ' explains thelactof an antenna nhe side (which explains how they could g »ry. They txwsted a Saturday mom, i on the < ;■ ;al Lee's hood. ■afford all those cars). Femmes show tonight at Anderson C. noon, trading cards, an Atari game. Lf'< uatntainv that Luke Duke waaan I Many people think the Dukes of Can and oodles of other yowJ car . i necr of UKpassonger-afchsairbag.** 1 lHazzard revolved around cars. Actually, Tod McCloskey "We don't really think it's our job This angry band uses values and rorochandwr. S-T ' i _• was prone to flying at the General Ithe show's premise was based on the to provide a consistent viewpoint. 1996 marked the return of mo . vinyl dashboard after all those car Back Pages problems in society as motivating fillegally distilled whiskey known as People are not consistent. Why factors to write music. of Hazzard. us (hey now appear iwiu- P*. pnoonshine. oa The Nashville Network (TNN). »'■ Dote (John Schneider) waa the I Uncle Jesse was perhaps the greatest If you have tickets for Friday's should we be? We're not interested "Sometimes there's a song stating HKzard Counry Revival will ■st, brashest and the least intelligent Imoonshiner below the Mason-Dnon line. Violent Femmes concert at Anderson in selling people a message. We something contrary to good values or in arguably the most antJcipn'■ D»; - - isin. Bo was an ex-sux* car driver Un hi* youth, he ran shine with Boss Hogg think it's better to just be ourselves for Eighties aficionado*. The' •> ■ the uccekuaior was in his blood. Arena, I hope you have an under- what I'd hope to have as my values," |when ihcy were members of the Old Time and if people are confused, that's lead singer Gordon Gano said. "So, of Haz/ard Television M The or ■. !■ ig Bo loved more than the iRidge Runner Association. standing of what this band is all still air April 25th on CB pocket i • carried on his boh. was I But one day Bo and Luke were caught about. The Violent Femmes are a fine. We're confused," bass guitarist it is interesting and not always racing an>l lally jumping the Genera) ■ ■bootlegging, and Uncle Jesse promised very unusual band, whose lyrics and Brian Ritchie said. presented as something I'm opposed Nearly two yean in the ma* Lee. After JI. * the General Lee (any ■the government he'd quit making music are satirical, strangely poetic, By the way. Ritchie is a devoted to. just - "here it is"." ft irn'on was plngued by tcbri ■ chance he co- -■ ■ unleashed' a rebel yell "moonshine forever, provided his nephews r atheist, which may or may not The concert starts at 8:00 p.m. with vJthe demands of R(»cc I < itrane that would rnaft. --v.- Hilly Idol proud. Iweren't sent to jail. However, the Duke ironic, nasty, and creative all at once. to n*«lf (Jarnes Beul. for v\ .ir ur Brothers to The third and bet inhered Doke cousin Boyi weren't; allowed to leave Haz/ard With their long past, the Femmes explain some of the band's unusual the local talent. State of Green was Daisy Duke ft, h.-r ne Bach). To help pi >vidr an improved ei amcept. ■County as part of their parole. Nor were have been known to perform up to ideas. From time to time, the Violent opening up the show. Good tickets T'ereunion wjllbc^ lazzard County. pay off the toon Bo n I '• e look in order to 1 jthey allowed to carry guns. That's why Femmes have been known to use » lerearwh prospr > ants lo buy all the buy utaOeneralLeeo . kedatabar high expectations and give much are still available for the Femmes, so ftihey carried those crossbows around in the strange objects as instruments. if you have nothing e>se to do, why (tarty farmland' ,op a theme park, called the Boar a Nest. H i -ialry.the Jback of the General lec Occasionally, more than that at concerts. They Nw Hazzard r t ommuaioner Boar's New has more hub, ,*e« of Hnrrsfti** ■ptMtMtlitouvIc while pickma op monev on evcij piece of property in Hazzard Country. He was always wanting his '50* of the 50*" Because the Duke clan ruined all his Collins plays at Savage Hall fiendish plots. J.D. Hogg spent his days chowing down food at the Boar's Nest players, two guitarists, two and scheming to get the deed to the Duke Brett Mercuri singing the words until mid- farm or the General Lee The Back Pages back-up singers, an outstanding song. At this point he headed Some of Boss Hogg's futile attempts bassist, and two incredible included hosting the Hazzard County towards the drum set and began Derby, brainwashing Luke alter he got percussionists. Everyone was wailing away as the song built amnesia and adopting him as his son. and How about an evening without having a good time, enjoying the up. The lights were making me hypnotizing Luke in another episode. the rage, the depression,or the incredible musicianship that The Hazzard police weren't exactly dizzy as the song came to a respected by the Dukes. More than one insanity; an evening with Phil encompasses Phil's music. The stirring climax with thunderous chase scene ensued after Bo and Luke Collins. I haven't actually highlights of the show for me refused to pull over for a speeding ticket. crowd approval. After a few Sheriff Roscoc Pcrvis Coltrane destroyed listened Phil Collins over the last were the old songs that I remem- more songs, Phil and the 10 more cop cars per epbode than there were decade, but I used to be a big ber listening to: "Sussudio," musicians accompanying him in "The Blues Brothers'' fan. After seeing the show, I "You Can't Hurry Love," "Two Rash, Roaco'l overweight and aged started a percussion jam which bassctt hound would occasionally don her now understand why. Phil came Hearts," and "Easy Lover" lasted about five mi lutes. One white racing helmet for the more out of the crowd at about 20 among many others. In the thing about Phil's music, it is aniticipated chases. minutes to 9:00pm on Tuesday middle of the show a piano rose Coltrane could have been fired for gross loaded with amazing rhythms, incompetence, but may have been night. The older crowd enjoyed from the center of the stage, Phil this was highly evident in their considered efficient when compared to the the entrance, as he came to the played three tunes by himself. rest of the Georgia law enforcement jam. The night was capped off community. Boss Hogg's brother-in-law. stage and started on some The best of which was a song with a version of his hit "Take Coltrane was the world's worst driver, percussion madness. Phil sat from "No Jacket Required" Me Home," which ended with narrowly defeating his deputies Cletus and down at the drum set and entitled "Long Way to Go." The Enos (Sonny Shroyen for that dubious him jogging around the stage distinction. showed the crowd why he is tune carried the power of the introducing the incredible Sheriff Little of CbJckasaW County such a renowned drummer. The lyrics which talk about the state ensemble that backed him up. (Don Pedro Coley) was a Louis GotHd Jr lights flickered on and off, of the world. However, one look-alike He was a big. bad. ass-kicking All in all the show was a won- machine who did nothing but sit at the changing colors as he played. song sparked a standing ovation derful break from the insanity, I After the wild opening, the fun and set the tone for the night, a DllkeS cont. on p . 9 enjoyed the laid back fun that is fi continued. Phil played only solo riveting performance of "In the Bo and Luke Duke and Phil Collins.. material, no "Genesis." He was Air Tonight." Phil walked the General Lee backed by three humorous horn slowly around the circular stage IF ONE WOMAN STOOD UP AND TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT HERSELF, THE WORLD WOULD SPLIT WIDE OPEN BGSU Softball Muriel Rukeyser Friday, April 11 th DON'T MISS- vs. Western Michigan Better ingredients, Better Pizza FANNIE LOU HAMER: THIS LITTLE LIGHT... (Doubleheader) 12th Anniversary Sole!!!] A DRAMATIC PORTRAYAL 2:00 pm CONCEIVED, WRITTEN, & PERFORMED 2 for $12 for 12 cloys DY Saturday, April 12th DR. DILLIE JEAN YOUNG vs. Only 10 days left!!! Western Michigan LENHART GRAND OALLROOM UNIVERSITY UNION (Doubleheader) MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1907 12:00 pm 730 PM Games at BGSU Softball Diamond 353-7272 P»"«W A Free Program Sponsored Dy The Presidents Sat., April 12th Falcon Tent opening at 11:30 a.m. Human Relations Commission Students admitted FREE ain Good from 4/9 - 4/20 I I i I »ght The BG News Friday,April II. 1997 can keep all the nitrous to themselves. They become so high, that they don't Be showis even realize they die. because their oxy> N^l^« Howard'sI I Mon-Sat 12-12:30 ClubH am ■ ■ P^V-»-\i^ gen ran out." As Beck told this tale, the <^>g»V| 210 N Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352 - 9951 [_^J £fe 'WhereIt'sAt' "What the f"k's going on?", looking crowd was cheering at first, but then grew The Back Pages ttous and only in your minds. What we Fri. & Sat. confused as if he forgot he was giving 5f have here, you and I tonight, is not a silent at the outcome. I thought this was a concert. His set included most of the kind of humorous. Last week, three friends and I had the „ party, but an orgy." He went on to soncs off his atest album, "Odclay. i ...... The rest of Beck's band mates joined privilege of driving lo Akron to see / <■ «.... ., «T.J« ^ chant. "I rock the orgyOJ that rocks the Blitzen andW—A a— fewfain off~fff "Mellow■> H «..■■»... Gold,'Cl~lA " "f\—"One | him for back to back crowd pleasers of Beck in concert. Atari Teenage R iot and orgy", and the crowd exploded relum- Band Starts at 10:00pm Foot In The Grave," and The Roots made up the opening bill. ing the chant. "Loser" ("Mellow Gold") and "Where It's *A ^^ *■ -a- t A. WlW We go. there late and missed Atari's "Stereopathetic Soul Manure." He came back from that lo play "New At" ("Odelay"). Both songs are catchy, Beck, who recently won two' different, and lyrical beauties. They gave Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinbail whole show, but we caught The Roots. Pollution", "Disco Box" (an older Grammy awards, started off the show I The Roots are a hip hop/rap and con- tune), and "Derelict". On "New Pol- me. and almost everyone, happy feet, as with "Devil's Haircut", the first cutj we danced away. sist of a bassist, drummer, keyboardist lution" he showed off his very nice offOdelay". and the crowd immedi-; / DJ, and two singers. Their set in- dancing moves. Beck is definitely the ! His encore was a sweet ending to a very ately reacted. The people on the floor, electric performance. First. Beck's DJ cluded a rhythmic drum solo, a body king of the robot. At one point he did danced and jumped around, as did those. Ruth Ruth shaking bass solo, and one singer do- the splits, as well as some 80s (DJ Swamp), showed off his turntable in the bleachers. He kept his fans' skills. He spun and scratched records ing sound effects that mad "Jones" brcakdancing. from Police Academy look like moldy grooving with "No^vocain." "Lord Only: My favorite part of the show was while flipping them around and dancing on Epitaph Records is ploying K ws and Hot Wax a froml cheese. They did a good job of keep- . "° '„ - " Beck's solo with his acoustic guitar and to the beat in his cowboy hat. ing the crowd moving until Beck made ~e "y " , .__. harmonica. He played "Pay No Mind" Beck and the band came flying back out Howard's to leave the crowd with the taste of "High his stellar entrance. He ,hen slaned '° *,n« " MC, Jg*! ("Mellow. Gold"). "Fume" and "One 5 (Rock the Catskills)" in their mouths. Sunday, April 13th Beck's performance would have to be song. "I rock the party that rocks the: FoQ| in the Grave" (both off at 10:00 PM ^^ described as Chewbaca-esque. He P""* • bu< «°P|W and sP°ke lo lhe "Stereopathetic Soul Manure"). iThis song bumped with a lot of base and everyone was jumping and singing along. came out and yelled to the crowd. crowd. "The party is dead. It's ficti- "Asshole" ("One Foot In The Grave"), and "Jack Ass" ("Odelay"). On "One He had the crowd chanting again, this time part of the song, "ooh, la la. Foot in the Grave", he just sung and sasoon." played his harmonica. The crowd were stomping their feet as if it were an old Beck, recently on the cover of Rolling VILLAGE GREEN iStone. gave a performance of high inten- fashioned hoe-down, like the porch sity, showing his love for the music and scene from "The Jerk". what he does. His variety of music, draw- Before he played the song "Fume", APARTMENTS ing from blues, country, r&b. rap and Beck told the story behind it. "It's about rock combines for a unique sound with two kids driving a truck while getting beautiful lyrics. He's a man who can put high off nitrous oxide. They're having on a good show, make some sweet a good time, laughing and feeling fine, records, and has a fun time doing it. enjoying their high. They decide to pull over and shut all the windows so they Folk singer to play at Junction Dylan McKav_ 9{gw Leasing The Back Not everyone gets the chance back-up on several qjMrtvm's albums 2 bedroom furnishedandunfurnished You take : i when it comes or you give it up ^Ude until forever. Hut Lucy Kaplansky, who is Cohnn offered to produce a hot ilbum May and August 1997 ; at Junction this Tuesday, isn't ^■M caught everyq»jfc She got a second chance. ■jkkand V J teenager it was dear she had ait ■urn lor2 bedroom summer only • optional voice and performing style, w Marled out singing in Chicago ban she was officially back in the music limited available ' ut she was too young to get in. Barely business. She left her lull time job bui at of high school she took off f of New - ■ >ntinucd to d,> private pre<1 .ork where she found a group of Photo by Emma Dodge Hanson weekend. 2 Blocks from Campus i mnkians and artist*, that she (it in Her d»ut-the Tidr" .(-a Folk singer Lucy Kaplansky ricludingSuzanne Vega and Shavi d earned rave reviews. She li 480 Lehman 354-3533 is playing at Junction Tuesday at 7:30 ohrtn. Mowed il up with th Lucy sang In a duo with Colvinaiu: I lo»h and Bone". This albi contain' and herself becoming a prominent none of hat original songwtfting such . une in the N«w York totk-rock * -Scorpion- and "Still Life". Her ~aMi is Mew York Times Mid she was going to traditional folk with a definite cosily - slat So what's a person to do. Well. ^Hbnlv 1 11> vgtve 8 all up, a* beautiful '•In 'eft the muaic business for good-or ■positive "Iteved- to pursue a doctorate in buzz across die country and is i . clinical p- vrhologji She eventually got her *oin her friends and feUca* mi degree and wifcfccd at hospitals and m Shawn Ojlvin and SuasfJhe Vega as private practice around New York. folk'* must proiiihsBWperformers. She Lucy occasionally dabbled in music She IWils Tuesday, April 15th did a song with Suzzane vision the "Pretty in Pink" soundtrack and NEWMAN HOUSING fog RADIATORl [ NOT JiiSI RAB4AT0RSI ■ Student Housing W* Ar« Now Close to Campus [ CERTUTEDIorA/C REPAIR 1 RECHAROE Because today is Summer 6 week leases ■ 1 $35 dollars per week 1 •Heater Installation [ "Heater Cores r -Water Pumps Semester leases $ 850 1 «Gas Tanks I per semester [ • General Auto Repair g r Sales, Installations | mystery meat day 1 Call Julie at Newman and Repair . 1 Housing: 354-2191 ■ t CE 352-5133 H ■ [ 520 S. MAPLE V 1 - \ BOWLING GREEN / It's every^ere -you -want to be: k -.. Friday,April II. 1997 The BG News page nine llkeS com. from pg. 7 Hazzard County border wailing to bus! Bo and Luke for parole violation. Fortunately. Bo and Luke were able to escape all trouble because tbey drove the General Lee. The General Lee was a 1969 this weekend: Dodge Charger the boys bought and fixed up Compiled by Troy Reynold! with the help of local mechanic Coder The Back Pages Davenport (Ben Jones). All "Crazy" Cooler had in his garage was orange paint, and the General Lee became the pumpkin blur across EaayttreetCaK: the din roads it traveled. Friday-Link Ed and (be Add a Confederate flag, racing numbers. THE BOWL-N-GREENERY Imperial Flames some doors welded shut and a Dixie horn. SEAFOOD SPLASH Satuiday— Jackie O and you have a car that kicks all ass known Howard's: o man (including KITT). One episode."The Scallop • Clams • Shrimp • Alaskan Tollock. • "Baktdjish Friday—BHtzen Days of Shine and Roses", contains the & our special recipe Clam Chowder. Also includes comple te soup hallowed scene where the Dukes get in and Anderson Arena: & salad bar, potato bar, and unlimited beverages. Friday—Violent Femmes out of the General by actually opening the doors. concert 8 pjn. Constant jump scenes, collisions with All AmaniRoom: dilapidated fences, and two-wheeled escapes for Saturday—Line Dancing rough! havoc on the General Lee. Dukes of Only Mini-Course and Dance with DJ 6 Hazzard producers said each jump reduced $5.95 p.m.-midnight the structural integrity of each Charger by Sunday — Benefit for 50%, and it could then no longer be used. Maim: 11:30- 1:30pm WBGU 2-10 p.m. The show developed an on-site garage for the wwywyV sole purpose of restoring and mainiaining Gish Fflm Theatre (free): General Lees. The show used an estimated Meat Card Accepted 4:30- 7:00pm Friday-Star Wars 7:30 340 Dodge Chargers over the show's •Big Charge Accepted 11:30 - 1:30pm & 4:30 - 7:00pm p.m. existence. Saturday—Dunston Unfortunately, the General's massive • ■!-. ."."..'I Checks In 7:30 p.m. popularity spawned poor thinking by show OlscampHall.Room 111: ($2.00) management, ultimately producing the THE The Hunchback of Notre dismal "Coy and Vance Era". 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