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By ROBERT RECKER "With the Superbowl, we utes for dine-in and carry-out. The BG News have to be prepared for big "People should start calling orders . . . four, six, eight pizzas today [to place their orders)," The Superbowl. at a time," Stringer said. "Instead Rau said Wednesday. "It'll be For millions of people world- of making one pie, we're making that busy." wide, it is an enthralling annual 10 pies." Rau expects to rack up profits spectacle. Stringer said it is easy to pre- between $4,000 and $5,000 more For college students across the dict when the orders will start. than an average Sunday. country, it is an excuse to party "Phone calls come in three Increased profits are putting on a Sunday. , segments: pregame, kickoff and some companies into extra fes- i Guest columnist Bob And for some local merchants, half-time," he said. "We get 75 to tive moods this Superbowl Recker explains it is an appreciated economic 150 calls at each interval. It's weekend. parking protocols. boom. pretty intense." Bill Smith, a manager at Frick- Bowling Green pizza pubs, According to Stringer, 22 er's, wants his sports bar to have sports bars and convenience Domino's delivery cars will be a party atmosphere during the marts, who thrive off the party scattered throughout the city, game. industry, are expecting huge instead of the normal seven. Smith said they will prepare a I Jeffrey Gill tells sales this weekend when the Like their name implies, "shloog more wings" than usual, students to take a NFL's season-ending battle kicks BW3's main Superbowl concern and will hold a fastest wing-eat- BG News Photo/JASON SUGGS stand against off. will be cranking out their Buffalo ing contest at half-time. He said Rod Stringer, owner of Domi- Wings. there will be a ton of giveaways, Rod Stringer of Dominos holds on extra large pizza bag. Domi- rulebreakers. no's Pizza on E. Wooster, expects Assistant general manager nos hopes the bags will accomodate the extra business gener- to triple the sales of a normal Cary Rau said BW3 will be cook- ated by the superbowl. nation 4 Sunday. ing up 100 wings every five min- i See SUPERBOWL, page five.
i A Colorado class of she said. "At the end of the Tuttle said, "The way we do it is show, they get rid of the chess we write about our life and our fifth-graders raises TaiChi game and bring out the game lives are really cool." $50,000 to free slaves 10 'Sorry'.'; The first show that the group in the Sudan. minutes Since this script was based on performed, "Cause of Life," was an actual rape experience, the performed last semester. Tuttle relaxes Women's Center decided to said that a lot of people sponsor the program. involved in the show were ner- By LINE ANETTE of life °l "The script seems solid and vous and unsure of the audi- IA New Jersey man will promote discussions on the ence's reaction. DJUVE stabs his wife after By AMYJO L. BROWN used; however, the focus of each issue," said Mary Krueger, "One member kept saying, The BG News show is on the acting and the director of the Women's Center. 'they hate, they hate it,' but by sediments in a bottle The BG News Life can be stressful and mind storyline. "I liked that it was students the end of the show the audi- consuming for a student. The of iced tea impared Secrets, coffee and cigarettes, One story, which the author, who wrote it and student ener- ence was standing," Tuttle said. Continuing Education Options his judgement. Christmas cards, crosswords, Melissa Bennett, describes as gy that was being put into it." "We had a big group hug at the Programs offers classes for peo- and struggles—life experiences experimental, is a look at a girl Other shows include a guy end of the performance." ple who want to expand their are being turned into extraordi- who was raped. It is not, how- who writes Hallmark cards, A non-funded University knowledge beyond academics. nary displays of talent by the ever, the typical rape story, Ben- someone leaving for college, organization, the I.F.T.C. was Independent Film and Theatre nett said. Cindy Smith, Options Pro- caffeine and cigarette addicts formed by Tuttle and several grams director, said that her job Corps (I.F.T.C.). "The story is told by the and a traveling man. friends over pizza at Myles Tonight and Saturday in the female who was raped, but the is to meet the community's "We've got something of Pizza Pub. needs. She stressed that the Amani Room, the I.F.T.C. will be focus is on the two people play- everything . . . shows for the classes offered in the program performing "Ten Minutes to ing chess in the background," family, comedies, quirky stuff," • See SHOWS, page five. Talk," a diverse collection of aim at personal enrichment and short works created by its mem- life-long learning. bers. Smith said that there is really Described as similar to a no limit as to what kind of class- radio show, the program is es she can offer through the pro- made up of 10 seperate stories gram. that are related to events in each "I absolutely love the creativ- of the authors' lives. Titles of the ity and the fact that anything I works, such as "Coffee and Cig- can conjure up I can offer as a class," she said. ■ Mens' basketball loses arettes," "Dying for Life," "Christmas Cards, Crosswords One of the classes being to Miami, 83-72. and Struggles," all reflect the offered this semester is Tai Chi, a trials and humor of everyday class that in particular focuses life. on relaxation and stress relief. Through their work, authors Marti Biker, instructor of Tai attempt to reach the audience's Chi with 25 years of training in emotions by writing about their the discipline, said that Tai Chi is own experiences. a kind of exercise that stresses Opinion 2 the internal martial art. Page Three 3 "You can hate it, but it's life," said Brian Tuttle, president of She said that the exercise World and Nation 4 I.F.T.C. BG News Photo/ JASON SUGGS which consists of 24 basic move- Sports 7 A few props such as black ments prompts breathing and Sports Agate 11 boxes, tables and chairs will be Members of the I.F.T.C. rehearse for their upcoming preformance. proper energy flow through the body. "I call it meditation in motion," she said. "You get very focused on what you're doing in be Freshman survey computerized and you get into a very peaceful place," she added. the Internet at the University likely to come back and gradu- share the individual names or lonely work. A lot of By JEFF HINDENACH Oz Koren, a 1998 graduate that information with anyone," writers have a fear of The BG News website. ate." from the University and a con- he said. According to William Knight, An incentive to complete the ductor/saxophonist, took a Tai a blank page." The first-year student survey director of Institutional survey is the opportunity for But with the incentive, Knight Chi class and found it very ful- has been upgraded; it is now Research, having the survey on three students to win a $100 gift said there could be problems. He Alica Conroy filling. He said that the class computerized. certificate in a random drawing. said some students, who just member of the web makes it more accessible made him more energetic, more Women Writer's Group The survey is used to get stu- to students. He believes more Knight sees this as a way to get want the gift certificate, might dents' opinions on various pro- relaxed and that it opened up his students will have time to fill it more students involved in the fill out the survey hastily. mind. grams and academics offered by out now. survey, but in the end he said the "We can tell if a survey is not the University. It helps the Uni- "For a musician, especially "These surveys are important information gained on how stu- done right," he said. "If the stu- in conducting, it is important to ca versity determine what students because it's important to get stu- dents evaluate the campus is the dent only filled in one row, for are enjoying and what they have complete control of the dent feedback," he said. "The best incentive. He stressed that example, we can see they didn't body and to have the connection Check out: would like to see changed. feedback helps to predict student the survey is confidential. take it seriously and we can just between the body and the In the past, the survey has returns and if and when certain "We gain information about throw those surveys out. But we www.bgnews. been completed manually. This students will graduate. Students individual students through the com year the survey can be taken on who are more involved are more PID numbers, but we never • See SURVEY, page five. • See OPTIONS, page five. News, web extras and a whole lot more. Creative writing group formed at Women's Center By SARAH DELANEY The group calls itself the ference room at the Women's Group worked out of the English "It's more of a support group Want to get in touch? The BG News Women Writers' Group, but Center on campus. Mary department. for women writers geared at according to group member and Krueger, director of the Women's A typical group meeting starts generating new ideas," she said. bgnews@bgnet. Something magical happens creative writing graduate stu- Center, is pleased that they chose with an exercise to get every- The idea for the group came bgsu.edu in Hanna Hall on the first Tues- dent Karen Craigo, men are the University to be their meet- one's creative juices flowing fol- when Conroy, Perry, Sparkman day and third Monday of every invited to participate as well. ing place. lowed by 20 minutes of writing. and Fraterrigo entered graduate Your direct line to your month. Women writers (and a "It's a very welcoming atmos- "While the Women Writers After that, group members have level classes and needed help newspaper. few men too) from all walks of phere," Craigo said. Group is separate from the Uni- the option of sharing their work. with their writing. life meet to discuss their com- Craigo, whose main interest is versity, they do meet here. This is "We don't really point out "Writing can be lonely work," Or call us: mon interest: creative writing. poetry, said that being a member exactly the kind of community each other's flaws. For the most Conroy said. "A lot of writers "It's been inspiring," said Ali- of the group is very rewarding. involvement we want to take part we talk about what we like have" a fear of the blank page." cia Conroy, a graduate student "I feel really centered when I place in the Women's Center," about each other's work. The According to Conroy, the 372-6966 who helped found the Women leave there," she said. "It's a nice Krueger said. group has a supportive, femi- Women Writers Group has Writers' Group along with atmosphere full of people who According to Craigo, before nine approach," Craigo said. Rachael Perry, Donna Sparkman care about communication." the Women's Center opened last Alicia Conroy stressed that • See WOMEN, page five. and Melissa Fraterrigo. The group meets in the con- semester the Women Writers' the group is not a workshop.
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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Rulebreakers must be punished ' RememberRsmamlvr whpnwhen youvon were ______*___^____n» Dowerpower to take adadvantage vantage of this uphold. There are many peor.people Tony Cavallario contingency fund, he should be on this campus that would like Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller young and you did something Web Editor your parents told you not to do. punished. to see Clinton impeached. Most What happened? You got pun- If he is actually found guilty of these people would say this is Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown ished. Punishment could range Jeffrey Gill of these violations he should be true because the House of Repre- Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter from no dessert after dinner, no removed from office. He took an sentatives found Clinton guilty dinner at all to standing in the oath to uphold the very things on two of the four articles of comer for a few minutes. This (YjUim.ihi he violated. I think the best impeachment. It's now up to the punishment was intended to course of action is to have a hear- Senate and the impeachment keep us from doing it again. But ing. But, the court should be hearings. Hussey has an advan- did this happen again? Usually composed of those who elected tage in this respect. The student it did. It's hard to follow the him, the students, and not USG. body doesn't have much to say rules all the time. It would be a jury of his peers, discuss USG matters throughout about the USG proceedings. At I am writing this letter to publicly respond to the allegations made Where do rules come from? not his colleagues. He represents least the citizens of the United the entire meeting." So what? Is us, so why shouldn't we decide by four Senators of the Undergraduate Student Government regard- When we were young our par- there something about Kauff- States can influence their respec- his fate when he wrongs us? I ing supposed misallocation of funds by the Executive Board of the ents made them because they man's that couldn't be replicated tive Senators and Representa- i urge the student of this campus Undergraduate Student Government. were responsible for us. Now in the Business Administration fives. Hussey did something that 1 that we are older and away from to petition for this very thing. On the 14th of December 1998, the seven members of the Under- building or Olscamp? Sure the could have quite possibly home, we have to follow the law. decor is better, but is steak the On Wednesday, I called the expelled any other student. Is he graduate Student Government Executive Board held a dinner meet- Rules and laws are there for a j ing at Kaufman's. During this meeting we discussed how as an Exec- food of choice for these meet- USG office. I asked the person above the Student Code and the' reason. who answered the phone where ' utive Board we performed throughout the past semester and what ings? Chips and dip won't do; USG Constitution? I don't think ; : the money in their budget comes we could do to improve 6ur performance. The meeting was not a These days we've all been we want beef! so. social event. It was a working meeting. hearing an awful lot about Presi- There is a contingency fund of from. She didn't know; neither To the 16,000 (or so) students j dent Clinton and the moronic $500 that the USG Executive did the other person in the office There is a clear precedent for this type of spending not only with- and to the faculty on the cam- things he's done. Right now, he's Board may use, but there is no with her. I'll tell you where it in USG, but also within other student organizations. In USG twice in the process of going through clear definition of what "suit- comes from. It comes from the pus, I am urging you to break j this academic year the Executive Board has ordered pizza for meet- impeachment hearings. As Pres- able" is. We've all been taught tuition and the general fees that out your pencils and clip boards, i .ings. The first meeting was our organizational retreat on the 10th of ident of the United States, his job from day one that if we don't we all pay to attend this univer- Start petitioning. We need to let I October . The second meeting was our first organizational meeting is to execute the laws that the know what something is, we ask sity. He took $90 from our the campus know how we feel, j of this semester on January 11th where we actually discussed as a Congress creates. But, behind someone who might. Mr. money to wine and dine fellow We need to make sure that the whole what the Executive Board discussed in greater detail at its ' closed doors he's breaking those Hussey should have asked USG, executive members. Actually, if people representing us are fol- meeting in December. laws. President Clinton isn't namely Internal Affairs, if this none of them saw anything low the same rules that we are 1 feel that as a whole that the Undergraduate Executive Board has above the law; no one is. dinner would be an allowable wrong with this, they should be forced to abide by. If the USG been extremely fiscally responsible this year. Last year members of On a more local issue, in use of the money before he did reprimanded also. I don't like President did in fact break the the Executive Board and Cabinet went rafting in West Virginia at a Wednesday's paper, there was it. the idea that our Undergraduate rules which he is being accused cost of over $2,000 billed to the students before the USG General an article about a misallocation The paper said that Internal Student Government President of breaking, IMPEACH doesn't have the common sense Assembly even approved a budget. Members of USG expressed of funds by the Undergraduate Affairs received a complaint HUSSEY. interest in doing the same thing this year for our organizational Student Government President which said that the USG Execu- to see the problem with this din- retreat. The opinion of the Executive Board was that this would be Kevin Hussey. He decided it tive Board committed "very clear ner before the fact. fine as a team building exercise. would be a good idea to have a violations of the Student Code Hussey is no different than Jeff Gill is a columnist for The However, we stipulated that members would have to pay their $90 meal, with the USG Execu- and USG Constitution." Well, Clinton (on a smaller scale). Both News and professional devil's own way because while rafting might be an excellent team building tive Committee, at Kauffman's wrong is wrong. If Mr. Hussey of them disobeyed the very advocate. He can be petitioned at exercise it was not an expenditure that would benefit the student Steakhouse. He said, "We did did inappropriately used his obligations they had sworn to [email protected] .edu. body as a whole. The dinner meeting at Kaufman's did benefit the student body. We discussed our job performance and how we could improve. Furthermore, the money was set aside at the beginning of Try to follow parking protocols the school year in the USG budget that was approved unanimously I am here to call all students slashed tires later almost a mainstream parking practices. by the General Assembly. We planned to pay for the dinner out of to work together to help get gimmy. Avoid at all costs. If performed, the same budget line as we used for the two occasions we ordered through one of the toughest Bob Recker The Stare Down (AKA Gear- driver should immediately turn pizza. That budget line is listed as "Executive Contingency." problems facing the student Shifter Draw): Like opposing in parking pass, drop classes, body: Parking. soldiers in their trenches, two I am completely confident that myself and the Executive Board and move to Siberia out of pure will be fully cleared of any charges of wrongdoing. In the past I have STOP. drivers stare each other down shame. appealed to the student body to trust myself and USG. We are try- Before you turn the page, from opposite ends of a row. ing to build USG into an organization that the student body can be know that this is not another Their hands lightly rest on the Okay. Look, years of com- proud of and we will continue to work towards that goal. In the blah blah list of complaints Ct)i!)JJJJiJ^5 shifter, ready to throw it into plaining to the administration mean time, the Executive Board will continue to conduct the daily about the lack of space and con- drive the nanosecond a car about the parking dilemma have business of USG. venience offered by the campus leaves from the battlefield not produced much relief for layout. That issue has been worn between them. students. But unless we pave out and can be dealt with at The Parking Protocol Verdict: and are attempting to maneuver over the graveyard to make Signed, forums. into it the correct way, they have The winner is whoever hits their more room (and you remember My anger here doesn't stem first dibs on it. turn signal first, declaring that from the administration or its The Leap Frog: Car One is they intend to be the next to sit what happened in Poltergeist), Maryann Russell, Vice-President Kevin Hussey, President policies, but from the lack of waiting at the head of their cho- in the empty spot. Unfortunate- we're pretty much stuck with cooperation between fellow stu- ly, many-a-Stare Down turns Mike Allton, Chief of Staff Pete Fitz, Treasurer sen row, waiting for a car to what we got. dents when it comes to the Park- into a slow motion game of leave and open up a spot for But there are little things that Michelle Hemker, Secretary Stephanie Halko, Secretary ing Protocol. chicken, with two cars attempt- them. Slyly, Car Two shows up, we can do to make the situation The Parking Protocol is the creaps alongside Car One, and ing to idle their way into one Jill Whyde, Parliamentarian slightly more bearable for every- unwritten rules one must follow casually plops down 50 feet spot. At this point, all bets are when seeking out that elusive ahead, to stalk out a spot from off. one. Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any parking space. It includes the there. The Steal: Driver One, on the Using a little courtesy and material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News parking do's and don'ts. verge of going postal after wait- Is prohibited. The Parking Protocol Verdict: common sense in the parking Here are a few examples. ing for ten minutes, finally spots The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 and is pub- Depends on the length of the lots is one of those things. The Back-In: A determined row. If it is a short row like those the white glow of reverse lights lished dally during the academic year, and weekly during the summer Practice the Parking Protocol, semester. driver shifts into reverse in order. found at, say, MacDonald com- emanating from a car departing Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessari- to back into a spot recently muter lot, that could be breaking mere yards ahead. Suddenly out and save your anger for the next ly those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG vacated a few feet behind him. the protocol. Better to perform of nowhere, Driver Two swoops parking forum. News Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News this manuever out at the bigger in from behind with brakes staff. The Parking Protocol Verdict: Possibly legal. Though illegal in lots. But, if the situation is so whining as it slides sideways The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors ta into the spot. Bob Recker is a regular reporter stories or photograph descripdons. turns of Bowling Green traffic desperate that you have to do a Leap Frog, DO NOT under any for The News trying out his hand Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final.'• laws, is okay under the circum- The Parking Protocol Verdict: stances. Just look out for others circumstances follow it with a Death penalty material in some at opinion. If he sucks, tell him at who have taken aim at the spot Back-In. Chances of finding states. The Dennis Rodman of [email protected]. website of the day PEOPLE www.bgsu.edu/offices/careers on the street
8tf AAXIII How EXCITING. THE SUPERBOWL, THAT BASTION OF BRAWN AND BEER ANO BELCHES AND, OF Who's going COURSE, FOOTBALL, IS FINALLY HERE. THOSE OF YOU COURTEOUSLY HOSTING CELEBRATORY PRE-, DURING-, AND POST- SUPERBOWL EVENTS MAY BE INTERESTED IN THESE INNOVATIVE ACCOMPANIMENTS TO THE TRADITIONAL CHIP. ' to win the THEN AGAIN, THE HOURS OF DIP PREPARATION MAY BE FOR NAUGHT ... YOUR GUESTS WILL PROBABLY BE PRETTY Superbowl? ABSORBED IN THIS MONUMENTAL ASTRO-TURF BATTLE.
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The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on Students free slaves The Associated Press news AURORA, Colo. — Barbara omplled from staff and wire reports Vogel's class of fifth-graders had just finished studying slavery in American history when they IATTACK were shocked by a newspaper article. Man stabs wife after drinking too much iced tea ^\6 It said trade in human lives TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — The iced tea made me do it. was still going on in the Sudan. That's the defense offered by lobbyist Gregory DeLozier, 35, who "When we read the article, it was charged with the attempted murder of his wife, Michelle. She just hit us. I was wondering, was stabbed by a masked intruder Tuesday at a salon where she was 'What are we supposed to do? I having her hair done. just got the feeling I've got to During a videotaped statement he gave police after his arrest, stop this," said Highline Com- ; DeLozier said sediment in a bottle of iced tea he drank had weird munity School student Kyle Vin- ■ side effects. That, coupled with the stress of an upcoming mortgage cent. • deal the couple was pursuing, made him snap, he said. Vogel's students started col- Police said DeLozier, the legislative director of the New Jersey lecting change in jars to purchase ; Association of Realtors, put on a ski mask, sunglasses, a coat and the freedom of one or two slaves. ! gloves Tuesday, and went to the salon. One year later, they've sent At the shop's back door, he held an 8-inch butcher knife to the more than $50,000 to an interna- • throat of an employee and announced a robbery, police said. Once tional group that this month sent emissaries to Sudan to purchase ; inside, the masked intruder took $40 from the shop owner, then Associated Press Photo '. turned toward Mrs. DeLozier, accusing her of helping put him in jail and free more than 1,000 slaves. • once, then stabbing her three times in the back, police said. The article, written last Febru- Highline Community School fifth grade teacher, Barbara Vogel, shows her students how much ary by Associated Press writer money they have raised to help tree slaves in the Sudan. Karin Davies, said the slave GOATEE I trade has resurged with civil war up, 'Haven't we learned from The students first sought help newspaper story gave her a new High school student protests ban on facial hair in Africa's largest and poorest our past?"' from STOP, Slavery That perspective on her own life. country. Local militias, fighting Oppresses People. The Massa- ASHTABULA, Ohio (AP) — Add one more constituent service Her announcement last Fri- "It makes me think about without pay for the Sudanese chusetts organization put the • offered by bearded Rep. Steven LaTourette, R-Ohio: speaking up for day that representatives of what I have and what they have. government, claim booty in class in touch with Swiss-based ; a teen fighting a school ban on goatees. Christian Solidarity Internation- I shouldn't always want, want, human lives, the story said. al had just returned from buying CSI, which recently opened an want. I should give more than I Byron Gunter, 18, a senior at Edgewood High School, has enlisted The slave trade has been con- the freedom of 1,050 Sudanese office in the United States. take," she said. . I LaTourette's help in his fight against a ban on beards and goatees. firmed by independent reports was met by cheers and tears of CSI spokesman Rob Lanning Some classmates thought get- LaTourette said he wouldn't take sides, but was prepared to as well as the United Nations joy. said members of the organiza- ting involved in an issue that ; attend a school board meeting next month to extol the virtues of Commission on Human Rights Letters were read: from a tion meet with contacts in the involves humanitarian, reli- I bearded notables such as Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and for Sudan. Sudan, who deal directly with Hebrew school, from a family in gious, social, military, economic Santa Claus. "They sat at my seat, tears just slave traders. Prices per person British Columbia, from a Texas and tribal issues on the other "I think it can be a wonderful civics lesson to see if Byron can fol- coming down their faces, that retiree who enclosed a check for vary from roughly 570 to $100. side of the world would be too • low the procedures and change a policy that he doesn't think is this evil had not been taken care $100 and promised another S25 He said the Aurora students complicated. ; right," LaTourette said. of," Vogel said of her students. every month, from a Mississippi are the only school class partici- Gunter became upset when school officials ordered him to shave "The first thing they said was, pastor who wrote, "It is the ring pating in the group's work in "(But) it is never too compli- ', the chin stubble he grew over Christmas break. If he didn't, he could 'What are we going to do about of voices like yours that can end Sudan. cated to help another person," ; go to detention for 30 minutes after school. this?' 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JURVEY- SUPERBOWL don't have one of those either." Continued from page one. excited. that busy," Fraley said. "I'm [( milinurd from page one. throughout the surveys that the Mike Tyson, owner of Mike's actually going to have to take Those that sell beer are also students seem upset about, then including key chains, posters workers off the schedule." expected to see a surge in sales. don't see a lot of that. Most of the Party Mart, doesn't expect sales Fraley said that family-orient- purveys are done correctly." we will produce a new section and a six foot tall inflatable goal- to be that much bigger than So Shaheen, owner of South post. usual because the ed restaurants that have no tele- Another problem that Knight that will correspond to that par- Side 6 party store, expects to sell" es is that because the survey is Lisa Faigenbaum, a manager Denver/Atlanta matchup does- visions, like Big Boy, don't mix a lot more beer on Sunday than ticular problem," Knight said. at Mr. Spots, is very optimistic. n't provoke much local interest. well with football. When it was unly for freshmen, many other usual. "It's our second biggest week- Richard Fraley, a manager at suggested that he put up a big ■students will fill in the survey for Steve Richardson, vice "People just want to sit down, Ithe prize. Knight said there will end after Homecoming," Faigen- the Big Boy, N. Main, also screen TV in the restaurant, Fra- provost of undergraduate affairs, watch the game and have a few Ibe a survey for all students in the baum said. expects business to be slow. ley said, "That usually comes |year 2000. agrees with Knight about the Other merchants aren't that "We're really not going to be with a liquor license, and we beers," Shaheen said. Knight said the length of the survey's importance. [survey may turn people off, yet OPTIONS I he said each section of the survey "The survey is a very impor- have participated in the Optioas She said that the major partic- gymnastics, calligraphy, yoga,, I is integral to gaining an ade- Continued from page one. tant tool," he said. "Every time Programs. ipants in the program are work- vegetarian cooking and 'Walk quate understanding of how stu- you pick it up, you pick it up for mind," he said. "They're very busy and they ing women between 30 and 40 with Us!' For Women 40 and | dents feel. Koren added that he recom- don't have a large discretionary years old. She added that some Over. "If a particular issue arises a different reason." mends any student to invest time income to come and take a $75 classes are also open to children Persons interested in signing in exercises like Tai Chi. class," Smith said, adding "Con- as young as three years old. up for classes through the tinuing Education Options Pro- Other than Tai Chi, the More than 60 classes are being Options Program can do so at SHOWS grams are all non-credit classes Options Programs offer a variety offered through the program. the College Park building, room it down. We turn all these people and that is what differentiates us Continued from page one. of classes to a variety of people. Some of the classes offered in 40. Call 372-8181, or send a fax at who think they aren't special from the University." So far not too many students February other than Tai Chi are 372-8667. From that small group, the into special people," Tuttle said. I.F.T.C. grew to its current size of There are no try-outs for parts 40 members, the majority being in each show. Actors are selected Blowing Bubbles freshmen. by the authors based on person- "Seniors say they have been ality and physical attributes. trying to do it (form a theatre Tuttle said that although they group) for years and we got 40 let everyone participate, even freshmen to do it," Tuttle said. without any experience in the- Tuttle said that at first the atre, the shows still turn out group was composed mostly of great. writers, but they are becoming "At the dress rehersal (for more diverse. He encourages anyone interested in the theatre "Ten Minutes") we were laugh- ing so hard we were hurting," he to contact the I.F.T.C. "A lot of people will come up said. to us and say 'this happened to "Ten Minutes to Talk" will me and 1 want to write about it' take place tonight and Saturday or they ask one of us to write it at 8:00 p.m. in the Amani Room. for them. We ask them what the Tickets are $2. story is. They tell us, and we tell "Go and see a story," Tuttle them all they have to do is write said. Associated Press Photo WOMEN Lindsay Oglesby,2, enjoys the milder tempertures Thurs. Jan 28,1999, by blowing bubbles in the front Continued from page one. far. I think the group is a won- yard of her house in Henderson, KY. ^_____ derful opportunity for writers to attracted students, University practice the art of self-expres- faculty and members of the com- See the... munity. sion," she said. Rachael Perry is glad the Anyone interested in more group has a lot of diversity. information can contact the T0LED0ST0R "It's been really successful so Women's Center at 372-7227. Beat Roanoke! 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"I hope it will Philadelphia Mayor . diction, language and expres- work. American to join the Metropoli- get me a view of what it's like in The event is not just for Uni- Vocal students from the Uni- sion. Since most of the pieces will "She will tell them to chuckle tan Opera music staff. She has the big city and what it's like versity and local high school will be in Italian, German or French, or grunt," Merritt said. "It makes performed with singers such as with all that competition." versity students. Students from 1 be given the opportunity to per- she will also work with the stu- a world of difference in the Kathleen Battle, Paul Robeson "Even though I won't be per- form in front of an acclaimed the Bowling Green High Sch
The Associated Press region, KwaZulu-Natal, where tiracial elections in 1994, ending the contrary and register." and a visit by British Prime Min- On New Year's Day, a bomb the leader of an opposition party decades of white minority rule. There was no immediate ister Tony Blair. inside a car went off in the same CAPE TOWN, South Africa — the United Democratic Move- The next elections are expected claim of responsibility for the Days later, gunmen killed a — A bomb exploded Thursday at area. ment — was' killed Saturday. to be held between April and bomb. Police detained two sus- police official investigating a Police have made no arrests in lunchtime outside police head- Eleven members of the ruling July, but the date has not yet pects but later released them, Muslim vigilante group, People the bombings, which have also quarters in downtown Cape African National Congress were been announced. said Capt. Anine de Beer, a police Against Gangsterism and Drugs. Town, injuring 11 people, police massacred in revenge. Ebrahim Rasool, an ANC spokeswoman. The group has been blamed targeted other police stations. said. Eight of the injured were While the urban terrorism in leader in Western Cape province, Officials said the attack was a for a wave of bombings. More Thursday's blast hit an area hospitalized. Cape Town appeared unrelated saw the bombing as an attack on desperate response to a crack- than 80 blasts were reported last dense with government and The blast, which also struck to the inter-party killings at the democracy and an attempt to down on Cape Town bombings year, mainly in the Cape Flats, an commercial office buildings, near the offices of President Nel- opposite end of the country, keep voters from participating in called Operation Good Hope, area rife with gangs and drug- while the streets were filled with son Mandela, was the latest in a Thursday's bombing in the city a special registration pnx~ess to which was announced Monday. dealing. Moderate Muslim lead- lunch time passersby. ers, police stations and crime series of violent acts threatening that is the country's premier be held over the weekend. Confrontations earlier this The bomb was placed in a South Africa's stability just tourist location has added to a "The enemies of democracy month between police and radi- suspects have all been targeted. blue plastic garbage bin outside months before national elections. sense of unease as South Africa are trying to make us fear cal Islamic activists claimed the At Cape Town's popular The bombing came less than a approaches its second democrat- democracy and keep us away life of one protester. Police fired waterfront, two people died in a the police building complex, and week after 12 people died in ic elections. from registration," Rasool told on the Jan. 8 demonstration as bombing last August at the it badly damaged a private car political violence in another Mandela won the first mul- SABC radio. "But we must do the activists denounced Israel restaurant Planet Hollywood. and police van.
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Gymnasts look Miami knocks off BG for golden win By TOD McCLOSKEY "They kind of adjusted their cent of its first half shots (15-of- against Flashes The BG News defense a little bit and we got 22) to take an early lead. Kirk away from what we were doing Cowan helped the Falcons with Oxford, Ohio— It used to be in the first half," Stacey said. "In By MATTHEW P. LYONS their strong point, but for the order for us to be as good as we an inside presence, scoring eight Bowling Green men's basketball want to be, we've got to continue The BG News of his 16 points in the first peri- team, the second half was their throughout the game." The BGSU gymnastics team worst half last night, as Miami BG falls to 11-7 overall and 6- od. will attempt to knock the Kent rolled 83-72 at Millett Hall. 4 in the Mid-American Confer- Miami and BG battled basket- State University Golden Flashes RedHawk Wally Szczerbiak ence. Miami remains the top out of the sky when the two scored 15 of his 25 points in the team in the conference at 14-4 for-basket as the teams were tied teams square off Saturday. second half (see related story). overall and 9-1 in MAC play. at half-time. KSU is coming off its season- He keyed a 9-2 run with 7:05 This is the 12- straight time opening loss at Rhode Island by "1 wanted to give Bowling remaining to put the Red Hawks the RedHawks have beat the Fal- a score of 198.3 to 187.95. The ahead by 11. cons at home. Green credit," Miami coach Golden Flashes had a balanced "You've got to give them a lot It was the lack of an inside Charlie Coles said. "I thought attack in their first meet with of credit," forward Anthony game in the second half that hurt different team members scoring Stacey said. "They really picked BG. Fouls replaced points in the they tested us in every way and high marks in each of the five it up in the second half and took paint, as the RedHawks made had they been full strength with events. away what we wanted to get 24-of-30 free throws, including "I have no doubt that they Tony Reid- that would've been done. They executed a lot better 14-of-17 in the last 20 minutes. (Kent) are going to be a tough in the second half." "I thought Miami did what real tough." opponent," said coach Dan Connelly. "We just have to go The Falcons recovered, cut- Miami does," BG coach Dan The RedHawks finished the ting the lead to five, twice, as Dakich said. "They make plays out and do what we have been Stacey and Keith McLeod pro- to win basketball games. I game with five turnovers. doing each week." vided the charge. Stacey fin- thought they did that in this BG travels to Ball State (12-6 The Falcons will have some ished with 22 points on 8-of-12 game." new faces in the lineup Satur- overall, 6-4 MAC) to face the BG News Photo/ Mike Uhmkuhlr shooting, while McLeod added BG started off the game on day. Freshman Jamie Kent will Demat Moore goes up (or a dunk 11 points. fire. The team made over 68 per- I iinlin.iK S.iturd.iv .il I p.m. be on the sidelines for at least two weeks with a knee injury as she suffered against Western Michigan. BG will need to get out of the Szczerbiak too much for Falcons blocks early with a good perfor- mance on the vault. Last Satur- day's score of 47.325 is the low- est this season. The Falcons will By Pete Stella Szczerbiak, BG's defenders "Stacey and Szczerbiakis a Kurt McLeodeach hit for 11. utes," Coles said. "My assistants depend on a solid performance The BG News switched so he cou;d not get a big time thing to see," Miamim "We just lost," Stacey sai. always try to find ways to get from regulars as well as new- good look at the basket. But he head coach Charlie Coles said. "Wally is one of the best players him a minute break here and comers to the lineup. Oxford, Ohio- The Falcons still managed to score, "BG tested us in every way, even in the country and he made big there, but I went up to him and The fans attending Satur- tried many defensive techniques "Miami did what Miami does thought they were short-handed plays just like every great player asked him if he wanted to stay in day's meet will have a large to stop Miami University's to win," BG head coach Dan (without forward Tony Reid). I should. We didn't make plays in and he said yes." impact on the Falcons' perfor- superstar forward Wally Szczer- Dakich sai. "Szczerbiak is a great am proud of my team but I must critical situations and they did." BG's defensive game plan mance. In a facility that holds biak last night. It worked. player and we wanted to keep give credit to Bowling Green. I Szczerbiak and the Red- was to stop Szczerbiak. Several just 500 people, BG has per- For awhile. the ball out of his hands." am nervous to go up there." Hawks dazzled the home crowd different Falcons players gyard- formed in front of crowds of 335 The BG men's basketball Szczerbiak led all players Miami also had two other of 5,267 with big rebounds and ed him throughout the game. (Ohio State) and 400 (Western team, whoarc known for their with 25 points and eight players score in double digits. huge three-pointers. Szczerbiak Forward Dave Esterkamp Michigan). great defense as seen in the rebounds. The Falcons were led Guard Damon Frierson had 15 also played all 40 minutes of the racked up the most minutes "We're really excited about Akron, Marshall and Ohio by their own superstar Anthony points while Rob Mestes had 12. game. against the star. the number of people that we games, tried as hard as they Stacey, who hit for 22 points and BG's Kirk Cowan had 16 "Since I am an older coach, I "I thought switching on him have attending the meets," could. When a pick came from pulled down five boards. points while De Mar Moore and like to play guys for 40 min- See BASKETBALL, page 9 See GYMNASTICS, page 9 Women's basketball looks to control Herd
By MARK WIESE in the Mid-American Conference 11.2 boards a game. said. during the game with Marshall. "She (Behnfeldt) is incredi- Along with the 30 points The BG News travels to Anderson Arena look- BG now stands 9-10 on the ing to put a halt on BG's current ble," Knoblauch said. "She Raterman scored against Akron, Women's FOCUS. winning streak. The Thundering reminds me a lot of Jacki Rater- she held the Zips main player, year and are 5-4 in the MAC. The Basketball The Bowling Green women's Herd will be trying to catch BG man. She can hit the three, she Cheryl Bowles to two points for Falcons need a big win tonight to basketball team is running high off-guard while the Brown and has all the moves inside and she the night. Raterman will need on emotion and confidence right Orange are thinking about their is killer on the boards." another big defensive perfor- keep the streak alive and contin- now. Riding a three game win- current success. Shutting down Behnfeldt will mance against Behnfeldt to take Marshall ning streak, the Falcons need to Leading Marshall this season be a major factor for the Falcons the thunder out of the Thunder- ue the climb towards top ranked keep their eye on the prize and in order to record a win. Rater- ing Herd. is All-American candidate Krish- Kent State in the MAC East race. not get side tracked by a danger- na Behnfeldt. Behnfeldt is aver- man will have her hands full Raterman has been their all Saturday* 1 p.m.. ous Marshall team. aging a double-double in scoring again for the third game in a row year for the Falcons. She is aver- The Thundering Herd rumble Anderson Arena "We (the Falcons) better not and rebounding on the year. She having to guard a very good aging 20.6 points a game. She has think that all we need to do is is sixth in scoring in the nation opponent. also been crashing the boards for into Anderson Arena Saturday at BG: 9-10 overall, 5-4 MAC Marshall :4-14 overall 1-8 MAC show up and we can win," coach with a 23.1 per game average. "Hopefully Jacki will rise to the Falcons with 7.9 a game. 1:00 to face the high flying Fal- Deanne Knoblauch said. Behnfeldt is also ninth in the the challenge once again and Raterman will be looking to keep Marshall 4-14 overall and 1-8 nation in rebounding, grabbing have a good game," Knoblauch the Falcons sharp and focused cons. Indoor track travels to Kent Invitational Falcons lookfonvard to competing against top competition at Doug Raymond Invitational Saturday
By MATT STEINER national class competitors. We with the school record for the SVI. They took five events runners from falling into a rut showing at the SVI last week, The BG News finished third at this meet last mile (4:48). She broke records in despite the absence of All- and should show benefits when the outcome should be year." her first two meets of '99 includ- American long and triple the MAC championships roll respectable. In Saginaw, the Fal- Saturday, the indoor track The BG men will square off ing the Perry Field House jumper Huina Han. around. cons finished in at least one of " team makes its second stop of a against Kent, Penn State and record for the mile (4:54). "We're going to go into the Some of BG's top men com- the top three spots in 11 differ- ; four week road series. The Fal- West Virginia. Toledo will not "Her workouts have been meet hoping to score well," petitors will forego the meet to ent events. cons will be competing in the bring their men's team to Kent. absolutely tremendous," Price Price said. "However, we still compete in the JC Penny Invita- Doug Raymond Invitational "Kent State has a 300-meter said. "I feel she's ready to go have Huina Han out, one of our tional in Findlay. hosted by Mid-American Con- track," said men's coach Sterling after a school record. Christine top people. We're going to hold "We're sending our multi- ference foe, Kent State. The meet Martin. "It should give us the Thompson has been having her out possibly two more event guys to Findlay to com- is named for a former Golden opportunity to really get out great workouts too. Expect her meets. When she's not there it pete in a multi-competition to Flash coach. and run fast. More times than to have a personal best in the really hurts us." get ready for the conference The women will compete not you run faster on a bigger mile." On the brighter side, return- meet," Martin said. "Kent does- Doug Raymond Invi- against Kent, Penn State, West track than a smaller one." All eyes will be on Stephanie ing will be runners Kelly n't have a multi-event, 600 or Virginia and Toledo. The tough- The Falcons would like to Heldt who could improve on Mansell and Tracy Hill, the 500. From a scoring standpoint tational est competition should come take advantage of the big track. her high jump, which could pos- defending Mid-American Con- we are not going into Kent full When: Saturday, 1 p.m. from Kent and PSU. They will use the Kent meet as sibly qualify her for the NCAA ference outdoor champion in the strength. We're going to Where: Kent Slate University, "Right now, Kent State looks an opportunity to go out and finals. At the Saginaw Valley 400-meter run. approach it like it's non-scoring. Kent, Ohio to have the best women's team run fast against some better Invitational, Heldt set the meet Like last week, Price will be We're trying to get the team pre- Men: Placed In top Ihree in 11 evenu At in the MAC," said women's competition. record at a height of 5 feet 10 mixing it up a bit. Some com- pared for the conference meet." Saginaw Valley Invitational, Jan. 22. coach Steve Price. "However, Some Falcons should have a inches. petitors will be competing in Despite that approach, Mar- Women: Broke two meet recorda at Sag- it's a little early in the season to chance at personal records. Price The women athletes are com- events which are not their spe- tin believes that the team will inaw Valley Invitational. really tell. Penn State always has expects Hanane Sabri to flirt ing off a strong showing at the cialties. This will help keep the score well. Following a strong I I f 1 :-„. ■ ■MH ■ ■■■■■■■■■a Friday, January 29, 1999 The BG News Page 8. Falcon icers play 2 games against Lake Superior State BG looks to gain ground in the CCHA playoff race
By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON out flat. After falling behind, BG pulled average of 2.25 goals per game. Only The*BG News the game out in the third period 5-4. Western "They are a young team and rebuild- Michigan Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan is a long ing, but they still work hard," BG left- has a road trip. Maybe that's what the Falcons wing Ryan Murphy said. "They came worse need to move up in the Central Colle- out and outworked us in the first two average. giate Hockey Association standings. periods'. We stole that game from them." Senior Bowling Green continues to live in leftwing seventh place with a league record of 7- Hockey Tobin 9-3. They have a chance to pick up four Praznik points against the Lake Superior State leads Lakers. The Lakers are in a three-way tie Lake for ninth place with a 4-12-2 record. Superior This weekend will have a big impact Lake Superior with nine on theFalcon's playoff hopes. A sweep goals and against the Falcons would put Lake Sup- Friday and Satur- seven Buddy Power. day • 7 p.m. assists. Junior rightwing Trent Walford is perior State only three points behind BG Taffy Abel Arena, in the CCHA. A BG sweep would help Sault Ste. Marie, four points behind Praznik with three the Falcons securethe seventh seed. Ml goals and nine assists. "When you're on the road all you BG: 11-11-3 overall, 7-9-3 CCHA Lake Superior also suffers from disci- LSSU: 4-12-2 CCHA plinary problems. The team leads the have to think about is hockey," BG for- * BG is in seventh place. ward Dennis Williams said. "On the trip league in average penalty minutes with Rldlo: WBGU (88 I FM). WBVI (96 7 FM) 25.63. This is aggravated by a penalty up there a lot of guys nap or read a few Television; none magazines. All you got left is to think kill that is the worst in the league. about the game." This week, the Falcons have only LSSU goaltender Jayme Platt has Lake Superior to worry about. played in the majority of games for the While the Lakers have not won many "Their home ice is a big factor for Lakers and has a 3.23 goals-against aver- games, they've been able to keep scores them," BG coach Buddy Powers said. age. He has a save percentage of .882. close. Last week, LSSU upset Notre "They'll be really ready. It will be a good "They're struggling, but they're able Dame 3-1. challenge for us." to knock off any team" Williams said. BG News File Photo The last time BG played the Lakers, Lake Superior's biggest problem is "We had a close game with them. We the Falcons were coming off a 2-2 tie BG Forward Chris Bonvio dumps the puck Into the opponent's zone while Cralg Dojartals and Greg lack of scoring. LSSU only scored an can't take them lightly." Day trail the play. with Michigan State and seemed to come Homecoming for Swimmers and Divers Men's
By NICK HURM that the Falcons compete with on both the men's and women's is as strong as ever, picking up just as good as they are." tennis The BG News Valparaiso. The Crusaders are teams are battling with a little bit the best recruiting class in the The diving exhibition will lead by Coach Dan Carl. Carl is of a bug, but should be ready to conference. The men's team has start out by honoring the Fal- faces OSU It has been six meets since the very familiar with swimming for go by race time. won three straight conference Bowling Green swimming and Western Michigan earlier in his "We're going to have a very titles. Two of the men swimmers con's only senior, Jeff Allen. diving team has competed at career. He also was an assistant exciting meet with Valparaiso," have already qualified for Miami sports an excellent div- By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM home sweet home- Cooper Pool. coach at Miami. coach Randy Julian said. "It NCAA's. The women's team ing team. The RedHawks Cassie The BG News This weekend the scenario "Bowling Green is a good gives us a chance, both men and coach Dave Jennings has won , will change as the men and team," Carl said. "This is a good women, to swim some variety in nine conference titles in 15 years. Eakins is considered by Julian as Coming off a 7-0 win over I women will hold a big weekend opportunity for us. We are going our lineup." "We are going to race Miami one of the best divers in the Illinois-Chicago, the Bowling stand against Valparaiso on Fri- to place some of our swimmers MAC powerhouse Miami will very well," Julian said. "We still MAC. The Falcon divers have Green men's tennis team day and Mid-American Confer- in off events." come into Cooper at 1 p.m. Sat- have some thin areas that there is wants to keep the momentum ence opponent Miami Saturday. BG is looking to swim a urday after competing in a dual nothing we can do about. The been red hot of late and should alive and running. This will mark the first time strong race. A few of the Falcon's meet with Toledo tonight. Miami areas where we're good, we are put up a strong performance. The Falcons will have that chance Saturday when they travel to Columbus for a battle with the Buckeyes at 7 p.m. In the first two years of Teams ready for Superbowl coach Jay Harris' tenure, the Falcons have been competitive with Ohio State including going as far as match point Atlanta plans upset over favored Broncos with the Buckeyes in Harris' "I know whal it takes for me that gets a lot of attention," Grif- first year. BG believes it has the The Associated Press to get ready to play on this level. fith said. talent to go down there and I always make time to work out. win. MIAMI — The luminous, the Take Chris Chandler, the Fal- I knew that was the most impor- "We want to go down there lightweight and the loose-lipped cons quarterback, for example. tant thing for me ... even when I for respect," Harris said. "It's a have a way of stealing the Super "Chris might not be consid- was on the road, I was working good opportunity to show Bowl spotlight. ered a star, but he's as good as out in hotels. I know where my some teams how good we are. For every Joe Montana, John any of the so-called stars," Grif- bread is buttered and it is on the They are a lot like us." Riggins and Emmitt Smith, fith said. field, not off the field." A key match-up will be at there's been a Mark Rypien, A losing tradition certainly On the field, the Broncos are the top singles where senior Larry Brown and Desmond far better known. They have a has inhibited the development of Radu Bartan will face sopho- Howard who took MVP honors. headliners in Atlanta. Former more Chris Porter. It'll be For every serious game pre- future Hall of Fame quarterback in John Elway. Falcons such as Brett Favre, tough match but that is noth- diction, there's been a Joe Deion Sanders and Andre Rison ing new for Bartan who has Namath guarantee and a Jim They have "Romo," intimi- dating linebacker Bill had to go elsewhere to become fared well against top-notch McMahon moonshot. competition throughout his Romanowski, whose antics — household names. And this year, there's the career. spitting, stomping on opponents Atlanta's best defensive play- Shannon Sharpe-Ray Buchanan "I'm just going to go in there rrashathon. — give him a recognizable er, Jessie Tuggle, is the leading image, even if it doesn't match and play the best that I can, Here's Thursday's install- active tackier in the league and Bartan said. "I know if I hang his true persona. ment: has made five Pro Bowls. Yet in there and don't get frustrat- Sharpe: "Tell Ray to put the They have Sharpe, the run- middle linebackers on such mid- away winner of the runaway ed, I have a chance." eyeliner, the lipstick and the high dling teams as the Dolphins Harris added his thoughts mouth award this week. His heels away. I'm not saying he's a (Zach Thomas), Steelers (Levon on Porter. brother Sterling might appear cross-dresser; that's just what I Kirkland) and Buccaneers "Radu will have his hands more often on television as an heard." (Hardy Nickerson) get far more full," Harris said on Porter. ESPN commentator, but it's Buchanan: "I'll tell you, that's "He's one of those guys that's Shannon who has become the publicity. an ugly dude. You can't tell me kind of hot. He's playing just family's media star. Terance Mathis and Tony he doesn't look like Mr. Ed." Martin don't get near the atten- as well as anyone right now." The Atlanta comerback, who There's Ed McCaffrey, that tion given the 49ers' Jerry Rice Harris said the rest of Ohio wore a dog collar to media day rarity in the NFL, a white wide and Terrell Owens or the Jets' State's team is solid. Harris Associated Press Photo because the Falcons are consid- receiver. There's safety Steve added things could be interest- Keyshawn Johnson and Wayne ered underdogs, clearly isn't tak- Atwater, a terrifying tackier, and ing if Toledo-native Brandon Chrebet. But who had better Atlanta Falcons back up quarterback Steve Deberg, 44 hauls ing a backseat to the Broncos soup-seller DE Neil Smith, Gabel faces some of Oh in a pass as he losens up during practice at the University of tight end in the dissing depart- approaching 100 sacks for his numbers this season? State's players who are also Miami in Coral Gables, Fla. ment. But that's one of the few career. And don't forget place- The only Falcons with much from the Toledo area. areas where defending champi- kicker Jason Elam, who merely recognizability before this stun- "We'll have to see what hap- on Denver and upstart Atlanta tied a 28-year-old record by nail- ning season were placekicker pens," Harris said. "We'd like appear equal heading into Sun- ing a 63-yard field goal this sea- Morten Andersen, who made his to have our first mini-peak of day's game. son. reputation in New Orleans; the year. It's a springboard to Have fun Terrell Davis, last year's most "We don't look at it as being quarterback Steve DeBerg, who the rest of the season. We're valuable player in the big game stars," fullback Howard Griffith seems to have been a backup to feeling pretty good about our- said. "We look at it as having watching the — and this season's NFL MVP — all of the league's recent greats; selves right now and we good football players who know frowns when asked about the and defenders Eugene Robinson should. We're looking to have disparity in Q-rating between how to win." and Cornelius Bennett who fun and hopefully take it to the Super Bowl his defending champions and And, he quickly added, that's Buckeyes." Atlanta's first-timers. just what the Falcons have, even made it to the Super Bowl with other teams. on Sunday! "People rate you according to if hardly anyone outside of Two Freshmen Shine your status," said Davis, the Georgia — and many folks Does that worry Atlanta? Freshmen Vitek Wild and fourth 2,000-yard rusher in inside the state — don't know it. Heck no. Mike Kossoff are a combined league history this season, "and "They might not get the cred- "People will know all about 34-6 in singles play for the if you start to live like that, I it they deserve because they us," Tuggle said, "if we win on year. think it becomes a problem. haven't been on a winning team Sunday." u f 1 iPage 9 The BG News Friday, January 29, 1999 GYMNASTICS ! Continued from page seven. | Connelly said. "People are com- 8-1 record and a nine-meet win- Eppler Center gymnastics room ing to see our meets. Our biggest ning streak agaiast BG. The Fal- I concern right now is where we cons (3-2, 2-0 MAC) will try to and all students with a valid ID Tare going to put them." end that streak Saturday at 7 Kent (0-1, 0-0 MAC) has a 27- p.m. The meet will be held in the are admitted free. IBASKETBALL- [Continued from page seven. Super lwas a good idea,"Dakich said. "Bowling Green played very shots for the other guys. Every- I "We stopped doing it in the sec- aggressively tonight," Szczer- i_- ■ ■ J n-r- , , , one on this team contributed lond half because the other guys biak said. They played good Ion their team were hurting us." defense on me but it opened up and we found a way to win." Specws Philadelphia turf is worst in league The Associated Press tion. It was the lowest-ranked ranked last all three years the grass field, slipping to fifth- MIAMI (AP) — Grass isn't survey has been conducted. worst overall. [always greener and it isn't 3Com Park's ranking marked ■ always better than artificial turf The best field was in Tampa After Inventory |— at least not in San Francisco. Bay's new Raymond James Sta- the first time a grass surface fin- Now Leasing Next Summer + Fall The natural playing surface at dium. The worst was in ished that low. 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Chinese HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 372-2851 iPAPERBACKS ■ panel of the Salt Lake Organizing Nagano residents filed a civil Olympic Committee honorary ■ MAGAZINES i GIFTS Committee and the Utah attor- lawsuit demanding that the state president He Zhenliang was !^2^R|i > CALCULATORS ney general's office. and city of Nagano, as well as quoted as saying he was Last weekend, the IOC two other towns that were the "extremely furious" over the expelled six members for taking sites for the 1998 Games, return $70,000 inducements. more than $440,000 in cash, med- about $7 million in taxpayer — The head of the IOC inves- ical and travel expenses and lav- money that allegedly went into tigation of Olympics corruption ish gifts from Salt Lake bidders. the bid. said he might consider stepping There have been four resigna- In other developments: aside on cases of bid cities that tions and three other members — U.S. Olympic Committee could present at least the appear- remain under investigation in an president Bill Hybl said he had ance of a conflict of interest. unprecedented purge of IOC no plans to discuss possible Dick Pound, an IOC vice pres- ranks. changes in the IOC at a USOC ident from Canada, said he In addition, the committee has executive committee meeting might choose not be take part in asked all bid cities from the 1996 next month. reviewing bids from Toronto and Summer Games onward to detail Responding to a New York Quebec if a worldwide sweep for conduct of members or bid offi- Times article that the USOC was evidence of wrongdoing in host- cials that might have broken the exploring ideas about restructur- city voting rums up anything rules. ing the international committee, involving those two cities. The And — while it is not consid- including term limits and out- matter, he said, would be dis- tyt Keinecilottos ered a formal investigation — the side elections, Hybl said any cussed at an IOC executive board IOC has announced plans to action by the American panel meeting next week. send two top officials to Sydney, would have to wait until the — Portuguese IOC member where the president of the Aus- completion of a report on Salt Fernando Belo said the system of tralia Olympic Committee said Lake by its ethics commission, selecting host countries for the last week that he offered $70,000 led by former Senate Majority Olympics encourages corrup- 1979 1999 in inducements to two African leader George Mitchell. tion. 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NHL NFL Pl*yofh Three groups make franchise bids EASTERN CONFERENCE Wild Cards Atlantic Division Saturday. Jan. 2 • compiled from wire like to go to 32 teams by 2002. W L T Pts The Associated Press Miami 24. Buffalo 17 The committee, which also Philadelphia 24 10 II 59 MIAMI — The pricetag for an New Jirtsey 26 14 5 57 Arizona 20. Dallas 7 discussed the $800 million sale of Pittsburgh 20 15 7 47 Sunday. Jan.3 NFL expansion franchise might NY Ranger* 18 21 7 43 •Basketball the Washington Redskins, will Jacksonville 25. New England 10 be nearing $1 billion. NY. Islanders 15 29 3 33 report to a full ownership meet- Northeast Division San Francisco 30. Green Bay 27 Three ownership groups, each ing Feb. 16 in Atlanta, but a vote W L T Pts Coach fired after prepared to lay out approximate- Toronto 27 16 3 57 is not expected at that time. The Ottawa 25 15 6 56 DiYisional Playoff* jjjl scratching player ly that amount presented their subsequent meeting takes place Buffalo 23 13 8 54 Saturday, Jan. 9 cases to the league's expansion in March in Phoenix. Boston 20 17 7 47 Atlanta 20. San Francisco 18 LAS VEGAS (AP)— An assis- Montreal 18 22 8 44 and stadium committees Thurs- "We have some work to do as Southeast Division Denver 38. Miami 3 j tant UNLV women's basketball day. a committee," Kraft said. "This is W L T Pts Sunday, Jan. 10 Carolina 21 18 7 49 coach' was fired after a player Two of the groups want a a big commitment of between New York Jets 34. Jacksonville 24 Florida 18 16 12 48 Minnesota- 41. Arizona 21 claimed she attacked her in prac- team for Los Angeles, which has $750 million and $1 billion. The Washington 16 24 1 36 tice. been without a franchise since Tampa Bay 11 31 4 26 good news is whoever winds up WESTERN CONFERENCE Conference Championships Lisa Rathbun, formerly from the Raiders returned to Oakland with it, there will be a passion for Central Division Sunday, Jan. 17 Cleveland State, was relieved of and the Rams left for St. Louis, it." W L T Pts Detroit 24 20 3 51 Atlanta 30. Minnesota 27. OT her coaching duties but was both in 1995. The third group Robert McNair. who heads the St. Louis 17 17 9 43 Denver 23. New York Jets 10 retained in some undecided wants to put a team in Houston Houston bid, believes the com- Nashville 16 26 4 36 Chicago 14 25 7 35 capacity in the athletic depart- to replace the Oilers, who left for mittee has a basic problem on its Northwest Division Super Bowl ment. Tennessee in 1997. Each had 30 hands. "I think the NFL wants to W L T Pts Sunday, Jan . 31 Colorado 23 19 4 50 Rathbun was accused by minutes to address the commit- be back in Houston and wants to At Miami Edmonton 18 20 7 43 Atlanta vs. Denver. 6:25 p.m (FOX) ™ senior forward Amy Wunderlich tee. be in Los Angeles and is trying to Vancouver 15 24 6 36 "We heard three excellent pre- Calgary 15 27 4 34 Big Ten Basketball of scratching the player's face, figure out how to do that," he Pacific Division sentations that spoke to the issue I kicking her and tearing her jer- said. W L T Pts W L Pet. W L of financing," said Robert Kraft, McNair invited the committee Dallas 28 9 7 63 Phoenix 24 II 8 56 Michigan St. 5 1 .833 16 4 owner of the New England Patri- to look at a model of the new sta- Anaheim 17 20 9 43 Wisconsin 6 2 .750 18 3 West Virginia ots and co-chairman of the com- dium he plans for the team he San lose 15 19 12 42 Ohio St. 5 2 .714 15 5 mittee. "It gives us three won- Los Angeles 16 26 4 36 hopes he gets. The model of the Wednesday's Games Iowa 4 3 .571 13 4 beats Marshall derful options to deliver our $300 million retractable-roof sta- Florida 2, Montreal 1 Minnesota 4 3 .571 13 4 CHARLESTON, W.Va (AP) product into each market." dium cost about $85,000. Dallas 3, Los Angeles 2 Purdue 3 3 .500 15 5 The NFL has 31 teams with Chicago 4. Edmonton 3. OT Northwestern 3 3 .500 11 5 — Freshman Lionel Armstead McNair's group wore cam- Colorado 4. Anaheim 3 the addition of the expansion paign buttons that read "Hous- Thursday's Games Michigan 3 4 .429 9 11 scored a career-high 22 points, Cleveland Browns, set to play ton NFL 32." New Jersey at Boston. 7 p.m. Indiana 3 5 .375 16 7 including a 3-pointer with two next season after paying a $530 "I thought it went well," he Nashville at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Penn St. 2 5 .286 10 7 N.Y, Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. Illinois 0 7 .000 8 11 seconds left in overtime, to lift million entry fee. That number is said. "They greeted us cordially. Phoenix al Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. .421 West Virginia past cross-state unwieldy for scheduling purpos- The most interesting thing was es, forcing at least one team to be there were very few questions Chicago at Calgary, 9 pm. rival Marshall 85-84 Wednesday Anaheim at Colorado. 9 p.m. off every week during the sea- asked. That's an indication of St. Louis at Vancouver. 10 p.m. night. son. The league has said it would how complete our proposal was. Friday's Games LACROSSE CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT Workers earn Lawn Applicator/Specialist PERSONALS Practice in Field House WANTED up 10 12.000./month (w/Ups A benefits). FuH A Part time available. Mrs-7am-4pm $8/hr Monday 8-10pm World Travel! Land-Tour jobs up to A up depending on experience. Experience 1 Or call 353-3825 $5.00O-$7,O00vsummer. Ask us how preferred or will train the right person. Must Classified • 517-336-4235 Eat C55442 have good driving record, must have good 1 Subleaser needed ASAP. 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