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Monday, April 5,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 128

Racial coexistence Is it Summer Yet? debated by panel by Daniel Kontar The BG News That solution would be better than promoting separation," he said. On April 2, approximately 200 Sears also commented that ra- University students and faculty cism does exist and that whites members attended a panel dis- do benefit from the system which cussion in the University Union's is racist. Lenhart Grand Ballroom where Boyd, however, argued that u- panelists debated on the issue of nity is impossible for black peo- unity and separation between ple and white people because black people and white people. their interests are not the same. The panelists included such "The oppressed and the op- well-known University person- pressor do not want the same alities as Ajamu Minkah Kafele, things. In order for their to be u- former president of the Black nity, both parties must want the Student Union; Mike Sears, same thing," he said. former president of the Under- Boyd also explained that some graduate Student Government; blacks continue to want to 'unify' Lasana Cazembe, vice-president with white people because of of the African American Gradu- what El Hajj Malik El Shabazz ate Student Association; Michael coined as "white's disease', a con- Haynes, USG senator, and De- dition where blacks believe that jong Boyd, USG member. they cannot do anything without The five panelists were each whites. He further explained that given seven minutes to present "white's disease' creates a state their arguments on the given top- of learned helplessness on the ic: "Is it in the best interest of part of blacks. African peoples to disintegrate Cazembe added to Boyd's ar- from Caucasian sovereignty?" gument for separation between Following the presentation of the the races by explaining that it is panelists' arguments, an open natural for people to separate microphone was offered for au- because people are more com- dience members to comment on fortable with other people of the issue as well. their own race. He also ex- Mike Sears began the discus- pressed why many whites are sion by arguing against the se- opposed to separation. paration between the two groups. Haynes argued that it doesn't According to Sears, separation matter whether one chooses uni- does not allow communication ty or separation, but more impor- between the races, and thus, tantly, that everyone must be there exists no understanding. cognizant of the global issues ThcBGNcwi/rimN* "[Separation] has only created that people of all races face. more anger and hatred toward Roughing the abnormally cold weather for April, Jennifer Goth watches her husband pitch against "As groups we must find some Bowling Green Saturday afternoon at Steller Field. Goth said she braved the slight winds and 42 de- blacks. It's better to look at common ground regarding global gree high on Saturday to see her husband play because she goes to The Ohio State University and Isnt things from a point of view of issues before these problems able to go to games except on the weekends. understanding and education. destroy us all," Haynes said. GSS requests food policy change byJenl Bond student government reporter The bill was in response to the Dystrophy Foundation. limit students unfairly. In other business, GSS allo- controversy over the MDA GSS representative-at-large "I don't see why they wont al- cated $900 to the Graduate Stu- Superdance held last month. The Jack Zibluk said the idea of the low the alternatives," he said. dent Professional Development Graduate Student Senate unan- event was sponsored by the Re- bill is to help unite students. The issue of liability is also ad- Program to sponsor three awards imously passed a bill Monday re- sident Student Association. "[Food Operations] should al- dressed in the bill. GSS recom- for teaching assistants. After questing the University enact RSA had to seek money from low food to be brought in to bene- mends policy changes but specif- much debate, GSS cancelled a policy changes to allow campus outside groups to pay for the fit charity," he said. "The idea is ically states organizations could programming event in order to organizations to provide their Food Operation refreshments. to get together with other student only use food from "properly li- fund the awards. The event had own food in dining halls or other Outside funding was sought in organizations to change the poli- censed sources." Zibluk said this to be cancelled because GSS only areas serviced by Food Opera- order to maintain the amount of cy." will decrease liability for the has $1000 remaining to cover ex- tions. money given to the Muscular Zibluk said the current policies University. penses for the next three months. The BG News April 5,1393 Trustees approve tenure Board welcomes by Julie Tagllaferro administration reporter tions or tenure have strengths in "Faculty members at the Uni- several areas which benefit the versity have to meet a set of rigid University. criteria," Olscamp said. "Thirty newest members The University Board of "I think we have an especially percent of people employed at Trustees approved recom- good group of candidates coming the University do not ever earn by Julie Tagllaferro mendations to grant promotion forward at this time," Clark said. tenure and have to leave this administration reporter and tenure to several faculty "I feel comfortable about the tal- University, [which]is testimony University's (Ireland's Col- members Friday at the board ent these people have in teach- to the rigorous process." lege was the first time they meeting at the University's Fire- ing, research and service." In other business, the trustees Two University trustees at- acted in their official capaci- lands College In Huron, Ohio. Faculty members are recom- approved an amendment to limit tended their first board meet- ty, said Lester Barber, execu- Eloise Clark, vice president for mended for tenure or promotions the board members' travel ex- ing April 2 after being ap- tive assistant to Olscamp. academic affairs said the 27 fac- annually and are usually recom- penses to within the state of Ohio. pointed in January following Bryan is a partner in the ulty members receiving promo- mended for tenure while in the According to Ellen Connally, Gov. George Voinovich's Toledo law firm of Wasser- sixth year at the University. vice chairwoman of the board, dismissal of former trustees man, Bryan, Landry and Mon- University President Paul Ols- the trustees decided to pass the Nick Mileti and G. Herbert oid. His family has been a camp explained the difference amendment because of monetary Moorehead. longtime supporter and between qualifications for tenure concerns of the University and The two new trustees, Da- monetary contributor to the at the University level with those because they believed the vid Bryan and Valerie University, Olscamp said. for teachers at elementary and amount of money spent on travel Newell, were appointed to the Newell, a University alum- secondary schools, where teach- expenses could be limited or else board by Voinovich after he nus and a former University ers qualify for tenure after three paid for by each individual board declared Mileti and swimming star, is vice presi- years. member. Moorehead ineligible. dent and senior portfolio Neither were Ohio residents manager for the Cincinnati and therefore had to be dis- ■ uJ€€KDflVSP€ClfllS investment advisory firm missed. Scudder, Stevens and Clark. Although Bryan and Newell "We extend a hearty wel- $5.75 I $4.50 $3.50 i visited the University in come to David and Valerie (Large One Item ■ Medium One Small One Item ■ March and met with Univer- and look forward with great Cxtro Items $1.00 eo

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by Barry Schweiid ministration still would use pres- one-year war in Bosnia- 43 percent. That led the parliament of the The Associated Press sure tactics, including stiffer ec- Herzegovina and set up 10 semi- Rejected onomic sanctions against federal autonomous provinces and a Bosnian Serb nationalists to re- Yugoslavia. weak central government. ject even conditional acceptance VANCOUVER, British Colum- Yugoslavia, now consisting The political power of the Mus- of the plan on Friday, spurning Bosnian bia - Secretary of State Warren only of Serbia and Montenegro, is lims, the most populous ethnic appeals for moderation from Christopher on Saturday offered under broad economic sanctions, group and the target of Bosnian their own leader, Radovan Kar- to revise a peace plan for war- but the allies are trying to cut off Serb assaults, would be adzic torn Bosnia to gain the support of its access to pensions and re- weakened. Christopher had threatened to plan open Serb nationalists. tirement funds Yugoslavs earned But under the plan, the Bosnian rally the allies to permit weapons 'I think the plan was always abroad, and stop shipment of Serbs' current military occupa- shipments to the Muslims if the open to revision," Christopher goods across the country. tion of over 70 percent of the Serbs did not sign the peace ac- to change said. But he said the Clinton ad- The peace plan would end the countryside would be reduced to cord quickly. FREE DOUBLE PRINTS March 29 - April 9 Northwest Ohio's (,« riclmc Place Leading Deep University Union Discount Drug Store UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO What was it like to grow up a BRADY? Eve Plumb (aka Jan Brady) will be® speaking on her experience "Open growing up IS NOW OPEN : reception More *9pm as a Brady. Into? * State room Please call | * Meet Eve FREE FREE FREE at 1044 N. Main street personally 372-2343 * autographs * April 6, 1993 * 8:00 pm in Bowling Green! * Lenhart Grand Ballroom OPEN DAILY 8 a.m.-10 p.m. FREE FREE FREE UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. 8 p.m.

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Nego- the aid - often a bank or the fed- that," said Wilkerson, a fourth- CINCINNATI -- The Universi- and from switching a professor tiators for the university and the eral government - rather than year student from Steubenville. ty of Cincinnati and its faculty from a tenure-track position to a American Association of Univer- the student. "We, the students, are victims in union agreed late Friday to a non-tenure-track position, except sity Professors' campus chapter a very strange game." three-year contract, ending a for clinical faculty in the medical last met Sunday. The administration said two- five-day strike by professors. school. Ron Auteri, a State Employ- thirds of classes have been meet- "It's over with," said Lowell "It's not a victory for us, and I ment Relations Board mediator, "If s not a victory for us, ing since the strike began, but Leake, chief negotiator for the don't think it's necessarily a vic- joined the talks Sunday and was and I don't think it's the union said less than half the union. "We're glad of that." tory for them," said Paul Ber- with the parties again Friday. necessarily a victory for classes have met. The contract includes no pay ninger, chief negotiator for the Earlier Friday, the university This was the first faculty raise during the current school administration. "We're just said it would not refund tuition to them. We're just happy strike at Ohio's second-largest year, but faculty salaries will in- happy to have it over with." students who had missed classes to have it over with." state university since 1979. The crease 2 percent in the 1993-1994 Leake said that although a date this week because of the strike. university is Cincinnati's largest school year and 4 percent the fol- had not been set for the union University officials saw no Paul Berninger, chief employer, with a work force of lowing year, union and school members to vote on the agree- way to refund tuition because negotiator for the 19,000 people. negotiators said. ment, the union was encouraging some students have missed more administration The average faculty salary is striking professors to return to classes because of the strike than The union represents 1,916 $51,000. the classroom. others, said Norman Baker, the full-time faculty members. Leake said governance, not Administration and union ne- university's provost and senior About 2,100 part-time faculty and money, was the important issue gotiators had resumed contract vice president. Baker said the university has 130 administrators who also in the contract talks. bargaining Friday afternoon, and Baker also said that 18,126 of tried to accommodate students teach classes are not represented He said the administration the talks continued 7 hours un- the university's 35,000 students by extending the deadline for by the union. gave in on two main points. The til almost midnight. receive some form of financial them to withdraw from the school and still receive a com- Union and university officials plete refund. have been negotiating for 14 months. They agreed on a tenta- IN THE ARMY, Student body President Brian tive contract in December, but Wilkerson said he understood the the faculty rejected it in Febru- NURSES AREN'T JUST IN DEMAND. administration's position but was ary. THEY'RE IN COMMAND. CHOICE APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Any nurse who wants a job can with your level of experience. As Efficiencies Summer Rates find one. 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Application forms may be > Voice the interest of your organization picked up at 214 West Hall. > Applications can be picked up in 405 Student Deadline to apply is 5 p.m. Services todayl Thursday, April 15. ffl Applications are due back by noon April 9th IVDEIGRAM'ATE riD£NTCOVF.«\\ll\T W/////////^^^^^ USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG April 5,1993 The BG News Economics dominate summit talks by Terence Hunt The Associated Press Clinton at their first superpower lationship with Russia as a long- Yeltsin sought to frame the Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa summit. "And so we are partners term partnership rather than one summit talks as a referendum on on Friday. The Japanese, hosts and we are friends." dominated by the question of aid. the past versus the future. for the July summit of wealthy VANCOUVER, British Colum- Clinton and Yeltsin opened "It is in our interests, and I am "The Communists want to take industrialized nations, have been bia - President Clinton opened their talks after a luncheon with very encouraged by the things revenge, to take us back to the reluctant to give Russia major his first summit with Boris Yelt- Canadian Prime Minister Brian that President Yeltsin has stood past," Yeltsin said before his aid because it refuses to give up sin by offering the embattled Mulroney. They met on the cam- for and the fight that he's first meeting with Clinton. Asked four islands seized from Japan at Russian president unqualified pus of the University of British waging," Clinton said. how he could guarantee Russia the end of World War II. support and a $1 billion package Columbia at MacKenzie House, Yeltsin interjected, "And for would stay its course of reform, Hinting that Japan was easing of American aid Saturday. on a promontory with a dazzling the world, too." Yeltsin replied, "As long as there its stand, Clinton said, "I believe "The United States has a great view of the sea. is President Yeltsin in power in that they will fulfill their leader- deal to gain from a strong, suc- For the first time in super- For Yeltsin, the summit came Russia, then definitely my an- ship role." cessful democratic Russia," Clin- power summitry, economics as he struggled for survival at swer is yes: the reforms will con- The summit provided Clinton ton said. rather than nuclear and military home, besieged by antagonism tinue." with an opportunity to establish Yeltsin said U.S. assistance issues was the centerpiece of the from conservatives and nationa- Yeltsin narrowly survived an himself as a skillful world leader could help him in his struggle at talks. lists whose opposition has grown impeachment attempt by hard- and the head of the Western alli- home. The leaders were Joined at the as Russia's economy has col- liners in Congress in recent days. ance. 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" ihiiiimiiihiir The BG News April 5,1883 Cincinnati strike comes to an end The Associated Press contract bars the university from It was the first meeting since aid, and rebates in some cases disappointed for the students. suspending faculty members the walkout began Monday, the might have to go to the source of "I'm sorry it had to come to without pay prior to a hearing, first day of spring quarter. Nego- the aid - often a bank or the fed- that," said Wilkerson, a fourth- CINCINNATI - The Universi- and from switching a professor tiators for the university and the eral government ~ rather than year student from Steubenville. ty of Cincinnati and its faculty from a tenure-track position to a American Association of Univer- the student. "We, the students, are victims in union agreed late Friday to a non-tenure-track position, except sity Professors' campus chapter a very strange game." three-year contract, ending a for clinical faculty in the medical last met Sunday. The administration said two- five-day strike by professors. school. Ron Auteri, a State Employ- thirds of classes have been meet- "It's over with," said Lowell "It's not a victory for us, and I ment Relations Board mediator, "It's not a victory for us, ing since the strike began, but Leake, chief negotiator for the don't think it's necessarily a vic- joined the talks Sunday and was and I don't think it's the union said less than half the union. "We're glad of that." tory for them," said Paul Ber- with the parties again Friday. necessarily a victory for classes have met. The contract includes no pay ninger, chief negotiator for the Earlier Friday, the university This was the first faculty raise during the current school administration. "We're just said it would not refund tuition to them. We're just happy strike at Ohio's second-largest year, but faculty salaries will in- happy to have it over with." students who had missed classes to have it over with." state university since 1979. The crease 2 percent in the 1993-1994 Leake said that although a date this week because of the strike. university is Cincinnati's largest school year and 4 percent the fol- had not been set for the union University officials saw no Paul Berninger, chief employer, with a work force of lowing year, union and school members to vote on the agree- way to refund tuition because negotiator for the 19,000 people. negotiators said. ment, the union was encouraging some students have missed more administration The average faculty salary is striking professors to return to classes because of the strike than The union represents 1,916 $51,000. the classroom. others, said Norman Baker, the full-time faculty members. Leake said governance, not Administration and union ne- university's provost and senior About 2,100 part-time faculty and money, was the important issue gotiators had resumed contract vice president. Baker said the university has 130 administrators who also in the contract talks. bargaining Friday afternoon, and Baker also said that 18,126 of tried to accommodate students teach classes are not represented He said the administration the talks continued 7 hours un- the university's 35,000 students by extending the deadline for by the union. gave in on two main points. The til almost midnight. receive some form of financial them to withdraw from the school and still receive a com- Union and university officials plete refund. have been negotiating for 14 months. They agreed on a tenta- IN THE ARMY, Student body President Brian tive contract in December, but Wilkerson said he understood the the faculty rejected it in Febru- NURSES AREN'T JUST IN DEMAND. administration's position but was ary. THEY'RE IN COMMAND. CHOICE APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Any nurse who wants a job can with your level of experience. As Efficiencies Summer Rates find one. 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Monday, April 5,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 128

Batter Upif Falcons home season gets started with weekend doubleheader against Akron

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Falcon outfielder Eddie Slandifer, 16, takes a swing at the ball (above). Lefthander Scott Stalker struggles through the first game of the doubleheader (right). Photos by Tim Norman. The BG News April 5,1993 Falcons split home opener byhu rtauirtDavid HarpsterUarnefar sports writer In the first game, two bad in- lead in the bottom of the third in- rors were the downfall of the nings and Akron third baseman ning. First baseman Mike Combs Falcons in the first game. E J. Heckert combined to seal the led off the inning with a double "Walks have been a problem In weather more suited for a Falcon's fate. Bowling Green and was brought home later in for us so far this season," he said. Bowling Green versus Toledo lefthander Scott Stalker, strug- the inning by left fielder Brian "We also had two innings where football game, the Falcon base- gling with his control, walked Taylor's single, cutting Akron's we sort of self-destructed. In the ball team hosted Akron in its two consecutive Akron batters to lead to 3-1. fifth, we should have been out of home opener on Saturday. lead off the top of the second in- That was as close as the Fal- there without giving up any runs. The results of the ning. Heckert then strode to the cons got. "We are a young team and we'- doubleheader were mixed, with plate and proceeded to crush a In the top of the fifth, a costly ve got to learn to keep our focus Bowling Green dropping the first Stalker offering over the fence Bowling Green error cleared the after we make a mistake. When game 7-1, but rebounding to shu- and off the scoreboard in right way for the Zips to break the we make an error we have to nip tout Akron 8-0 in the second center field for a 3-0 Akron lead. game open. it in the bud right there," Schmitz game. The Falcons cut into the Akron With runners on first and third Akron lefthander Jason Goth said. and two outs. Combs committed went the distance for the Zips, The Falcons rebounded in the an error on a groundball that giving up the lone Falcon run second game behind the pitching could have gotten Bowling Green while surrendering eight hits, to of righthander Jason Tippie and GET WHAT YOU WANT out of the inning with no damage. raise his record to 2-0. Stalker shut out the Zips 8-0. One run scored on the play, but lasted for 4 2/3 innings, giving Bowling Green got all the runs R.E. MANAGEMENT more importantly, it brought up six hits and all seven Akron they would need in the bottom of "Quality Off-Campus Housing" Heckert to the plate in a position runs, and dropped to 1-4. Due to the first with a two out rally to put the game away. three Bowling Green errors, started by third baseman Andy Heckert did just that when he though, only three of the seven Tracy's single. Akron starter • 841 Eighth St. •Summer Rentals • 313 N. Main St. went deep, this time to the left runs Stalker allowed were Randy Ecrement then proceeded • 733 Manville •825 Third St. • 701 Fourth St. center field power alley over the earned. Righthander Steve Peck to walk three consecutive batters • 755 Manville • 317 N. Main St. • 615 Second St. 37S sign, for his second 3-run relieved Stalker and finished the to force home the first run of the • 777 Manville • Campus Manor • Rockledge Manor home run of the afternoon. That game for the Falcons. game. Catcher Corey Miller was • 640 Eighth St. (505Clough) (840 & 850 Sixth St.) made it 7-1 Akron and the game Head coach Dan Schmitz ac- finished that way. knowledged that walks and er- See , page four. HECK OUT OUR REDUCED RATES ON SELECTED PROPERTIES CALL US TODAY OR STOP IN FOR BROCHURE GET INVOLVED!! 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Re- by Andy Duoan 76.5 points, Malone was seventh lays that placed include the 400 sports writer at the indoor track meet this run with a time of 17:55 and with 38 points and Marshall relay of Aaron Straw, Dennis year, so it was significant that we Maria Gudakunst took third in placed eighth with 21.5 points. Hampton, Kevin Scott and beat them now. It was our first the triple jump with a season best Sink noted that the absence of Thompson, in fourth place with a Both men's and women's track scoring meet of the season." of 35-10. The 400 relay of Moor- top runner Todd Black from the time of 42.3. The same foursome teams returned from Athens, Placing for the women were: man, Weaver, Shelley and Tho- meet, due to injuries, cost the took third on the 800 relay with a Ohio Saturday with something to Benita Thomas, first in the 200 mas took first with a time of 48.9 team some points, but not enough time of 1:28.87. The 3200 relay of be proud about. The Falcons with 25.2 and the 400 with 56.9 seconds and the 1600 relay of to have moved up in the stand- Chad Brockschmidt, Glen Lub- competed in the Ohio University seconds; Cheri Triner, first in the Moorman, Moeller, Laroche and ings. bert, Ray Isco and Tim Arndt Invitational where the men 300 with 10:07 and second in the Thomas took second with 3:59.1. 'Todd won't be running In the took second with a season best of placed an improved third place Toledo meet this Tuesday either, 7:48.98, and the 1600 relay of over last year and the women which will really hurt us. Sink Seeley, Hampton, Chris Stuevy won for the second year in a row. "This was our best performance of the season. OU said. "Last year we beat Toledo and Carlson placed fifth with a The women's victory was an had been planning to win. They ran their top easily, but they are much season best time of 3:22.34. upset for OU, but a good run for stronger this year, so it'll be The men now look to Tuesday's the Falcons as they won with a people in a lot of events, which is unusual. They close." meet against Toledo. Sink is op- score of 181.5, followed by OU went all out to win and we were fortunate enough BG won the first three events timistic, but knows that a victory with 174.5. Kent was third, Ash- to come out better." Saturday, where their victories won't be handed to the team. land was fourth, followed by then halted. "I think we can beat them, but Marshall and Malone. Reed Parks won the hammer we'll really have to be tough and "This was our best perform- Steve Price, women's coach throw with a distance of 200-1, do a good job," Sink said. ance of the season," women's Eric Gingras won the javelin "We look forward to UT," Price coach Steve Price said. "OU had with 177-1 and Tom Hall won the said. "It'll be a tough meet, espe- been planning to win. They ran 1500 with a PR of 4:33.3; Leslie Price also sees the Toledo meet high jump with a heighth of 6-9. cially in the sprints. We're going their top people in a lot of events, Moorman, first in the 400 hurdles this Tuesday as highly challeng- Sink was very pleased. to have to do everything we can." which is unusual. They went all with 1:02.0; Ruth Viste, first in ing for the women. "We scored in some events out to win and we were fortunate the javelin with a throw of 134 With an improvement over last quite unexpectedly," Sink said. enough to come out better." feet; Vicki Czekaj, first in the year's Ohio University Invita- "I think we showed the other Besides winning the meet, high jump with a season best 5-8; tional, men's coach Sid Sink was teams that we can take them on Price found it significant that BG Tracey Losi, second in the 800 also smiling. at the end of the season." also beat the two other MAC run with 2:18.1 and Jane Moeller, "We're pretty happy," Sink Other placers for the Falcons schools (Kent and Ohio Universi- first in the 100 hurdles with a said."Last year we were fourth were: ty) as well as Ashland. personal best of 14.76 seconds. and this year we beat Cincinnati Eric Goudy, third in the ham- "It was real nice beating the Nikki Lessig took second in the and OU, who are both competi- mer throw with 163-5; Scott MAC schools and especially Ash- shot put with a throw of 42-5. 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He will begin the season major league history. Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle to The Associated Press talgia-filled final year at Cleve- on the injured list. As the Indians wrapped up long-term contracts during land Stadium, will open their After the jersey presentations, spring practice last week in Win- , continuing a CINCINNATI - Tony season Monday against the New there will be a moment of silence ter Haven, Fla., the front office strategy developed by Hart. Perez's 22nd opening day in York Yankees with high-charged for Olin and Crews. For the first was still working to patch up the Cincinnati will be special emotions. time in history, the game was decimated pitching staff by trad- The Yankees will have a new from the first pitch. Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Fel- sold out before the day of the ing outfielder Mark Whiten to St. look with the return of George His wife will be throwing ler once again will be on hand for game. Louis for starter Mark Clark. Steinbrenner and the addition of it. the ceremonial first pitch, a tra- Cleveland Stadium, which Hargrove hopes Clark will Jim Abbott from Cali- Pituka Perez will bring dition at the Depression-era sta- seats 74,483 for baseball, opened round out a rotation that includes fornia and Toronto free agent her best fastball to the dium alongside Lake Erie. in 1932. Next year the Indians Charles Nagy, who won 17 games Jimmy Key. Melido Perez heads mound Monday afternoon But first a more recent and will move to the new 43,000-seat last year, Jose Mesa, Dennis the rotation and is joined by Sam to launch her husband's somber memory will be invoked Gateway stadium on the other Cook and . Nagy Militello and Mike Witt. managing career. Perez as Manager Mike Hargrove and side of downtown Cleveland. The will get the opening-day start. will crouch behind the plate General Manager John Hart will steel superstructure for the sta- New York added Wade Boggs and fight butterflies and his present the jerseys of pitchers dium is almost complete. The bullpen, which lost its top at third base. Spike Owen at wife's flutterball while a and to The stadium has been sold out reliever with the death of Olin, shortstop and Paul O'Neill in the capacity crowd roars. their widows and parents. on opening day just three other will include Derek Lilliquist, Eric outfield. Perez, who never imag- ined himself managing an r. CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 O Baseball opener at Riverfront Sta- ! Continued from page two. dium, expects to feel the moment in his stomach. the third batter to walk and he land State and he kept it going "I might get nervous," * CLUB 21 * got the RBI. 153 E. Wooster 352-1395 today. We had him on a pitch said Perez, who prides him- With the bases still loaded, count because of the cold weath- self on his calm. "I have to Combs smacked a double to the er and that's why he wasnt able catch my wife throwing out Mondays - Open Mic Nite! right center field gap that scored to finish the game," he said. the first pitch. It wasnt my three runs and gave Tipple all the Schmitz sees his team improv- idea. They're trying to get Tuesdays - Karaoke! support he would need. ing from earlier in the season. me nervous." Tippie was masterful in limit- "Right now, we are a very young The fans will be doing Happy Hrs 5-9 daily * ID required ing Akron to three hits in six in- team and we are getting better their part, too. Perez was ° CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 " nings while raising his record to with each game. We just need to one of the most popular 2-1. Junior righthander Brad play more games so that we can members of the Big Red Mast pitched the last inning and get our pitching in order for later Machine. As a member of preserved the shutout. in the season," he said. the Montreal Expos and Schmitz could not say enough The doubleheader split raised Philadelphia Phillies, he re- about the performance of his Bowling Green's record to 5-9-1 turned to standing ovations. freshman righthander. "This is for the season and put Akron at his [Tippie's] third start for us 6-3. The Falcons travel to Dayton Pete Rose got booed when and he has pitched very well each on Tuesday to play Wright State he left as a free agent. time out," he said. and are home next Friday and Johnny Bench got booed LSAT "His last start he pitched an Saturday to host Toledo in a pair when his career and skills outstanding game against Cleve- of doubleheaders. were winding down. No one can remember Tony Perez ever being booed at River- USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG front HELP WANTED: "It's true. I've never been MCAT booed in Cincinnati," Perez APPLY NOW FOR THE POSITION OF said. It won't happen Monday, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY regardless of what the Reds • Good Pay: $4.35 per hour do in the traditional GMAT National League opener 20 hours per week against Montreal. This will • Great people be Tony Perez's day. • Excellent experience filiiifis; Owner Marge Schott wont be on the field to steal • Attend all general assembly meetings the spotlight; she's consig- • Responsible for all clerical duties for the Executive & ned to the owner's booth as Legislative Branches of the Undergraduate If you're taking on* of these tats, take part of her suspension for Student Union Kaplan first. We teach you exactly what the test using racial slurs. Her dog, • Type minutes & legislation Schottzie 02, won't get any covers and show you the tost taking strategies Applications can be picked up at 405 Student camera time, either - the you'll need to score your best. No on* teaches you Services and must be back by noon, April 9th team's mascot also is ban- to think Ilk* the tost makers better than Kaplan. *You must also apply through Student Employment, 4th Floor, ned. For more informatkm call 1 -aoo-KAP-TEST. Student Services So it'll Just be Perez and USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG 55,000 fans who would like nothing better than to re- live the franchise's glory KAPLAN days for one afternoon. The answer to the test question. Make your taxes less taxing. Butterflies are guaranteed. Do them today. See Perez, page five. April 5,1993 The BG News Perez Continued from page four. Graf wins despite knee injury "Everybody gets butterflies. That doesn't mean you're tense," by Pete lacobelll German powered through San- Graf, who only entered last errors, from 23 in the first set to Perez said. "You might get a The Associated Press chez Vicario after getting her weekend after Monica Seles 6 the rest of the way. She was far standing ovation and get butter- knee wrapped for support be- dropped out, earned $150,000 for more patient on each point, too, flies - you're happy because tween sets following a lengthy the victory. She became the all- allowing Sanchez Vicario to force people recognize you as a good HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. tiebreaker. time leading money-winner in the play. man and as a good baseball man." - Steffi Graf overcame an injury "It's clay courts. That's what the 21-year history of the event "I didn't make as many mis- and a determined Arantxa San- saved me. I could slide toward with $.116,575 in six appearances. takes," Graf said. "In the second Perez, SO, is living a most un- chez Vicario to win her fourth the ball, but I really couldn't Grafs other titles came in 1986, set, she got a bit impatient, she likely scenario. The Reds won 90 Family Circle Cup title Sunday. twist very much," said Graf, who 1987 and 1989. made a lot of errors and I played games for the second time in The top-seeded Graf outlasted said she sustained the injury Sanchez Vicario got $60,000 for a lot smarter." three years under Lou Piniella No. 2 Sanchez Vicario 7-6 UO«), trailing 6-5 in the opening set. "I second. Kathleen Stroia, head trainer last year, and Perez went into the 6-1 after falling behind 5-3 and just kept the ball in play some- Graf, ranked second in the for the WTA, said Grafs injury final day of the season figuring sustaining a slightly sprained how. I got going a little bit more world, was actually more effec- would be reassessed in a couple he'd have a nice winter break and ligament in her left knee. and went for my shots a little bit tive after having the knee of days but expected her to be come back as batting instructor Remarkably, the 23-year-old more." worked on. She cut down on her ready for her next tournament. again. Piniella told his coaches after ATTENTION SENIORS ATTENTION SENIORS ATTENTION SENIORS the game that he was leaving be- cause he was fed up with Schott. He told Perez he ought to apply for the job. STJJijO^S ■ O'ou are invited and It was the first time in his life that Perez ever thought about encouraged to attend the 1993 STfHj&K. managing. Pituka Perez reinforced the no- ST${pO!FTonAprUl5,1993, 7:30p.m. tion, and Perez applied. He be- came the leading candidate when at the Mileti Alumni Center. This event he sat down with general man- honors STZHl&KS for their hardwork^at ager Jim Bowden and other front-office personnel for his 'BQSIl andUnit include presentation of interview. ( t "I didn't feel like I was being theOun^AD^pi Hgs nH}(yK. interviewed," he said. "They asked me questions and I re- WWXRp, refreshments and speaker sponded. To me, it was just talk- QASCf'BLAC'K^Ly. ing baseball." V. %$1*P Sy April12. THE TANNING »HtiHMiH«IM;WJiHJHMfMJflM:WA.H?HM?H«IM^ CENTER BIGGER TO SERVE YOU BETTER STUDENT RECREATION CENTER "SO YOU CAN TAN AT A Check out our 1993 SPRING BIATHLON QMffllMTIMF' APRIL 17, 1993 1 free session with this ad when you purchase ■ LOW package by April 30. SUMMER 248 N. Main -10 Beds 354-1559 RATES Competition/Prediction categories for 993 S. Main - 5 Beds men/women/co-ed/ team entries 353-8826 Awards ceremony following the days events!! "We honor local competitor* Greenbriar Inc. 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May 26 tor 12 mo. Office located at 316 E. Merry 83. SUMMER A FALL RENTALS Needed- subleasers lor tummer - great apart pyrlghl«OH029452. lease. 1 block from campus - 2 blocks from Hours. 10-5. Call tor mfo or appt Over 500 units with m«.ni own bedroom. A block away Irom cam- downtown. Ideal tor grad student or couple Landscape design & construction company. Super Locations pus. S197.S0/mo. rent/person, negotjabie. 354 539? after 5 pm Cany Rentals' 352-7365 Flexible work scheduling. CALL only pay electric Call Margaret or Natalie at Single rooms for rent. Call 686-7665. 12 month leases starting May 15.1993: 354-2260 353-4026 Starting al $190/mo. ind. al util Nannies Needed 424 1/2 S Summit effie $190. Util One male roommale needed. 605 Fifth Apt. B-2 Br.-$310.00 A DM. One year positions available on East Coast. $i28'month. Huge house! 609 Fifth St. - 2 Br. House-$440 A Util Must have dnver's license and childcare expe- Call Jamie at 353-4630 Steve Smith-352 8917 rience Great salary and benefits. Call The Perfect Nanny. Ltd Roommate tor 93 -94 school year. 1-aOO-«82-2BB» Ridge Manor Apartments Across the street Irom campus RESIDENT CAMP STAFF Assistant director, CINEMARK THEATRES tl SO/month Call 3534472. business manager. RN, E.M.T., Para-medic, 519 Ridge Street kitchen staff, unit counselors and leaders, pro- Roommate needed to share furnished home in gram specialist, pool director and lifeguards n CINEMA needed: June 1? August 15. Two seasonal re- BG.Malegradprel 352 1631 or354^70l 1234 N. Mam St. sident camps located near Hemsonburg and 2 bedroom, furnished townhouses Subleaser for summer. One bedroom apart Leesburg. VA. Contact: Pan Smith. GSCNC. mem above Wizard Graphics. New and dean. All Shows $3.00 2233 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Washington. DC Close to work opportunities for summer and after 6 p.m. with 20007-4187. 202-337-4300 or 800-523-7898 withm walking distance from campus. Cal EOE Student ID CLOSE TO CAMPUS 353-2634 Monday thnj Friday: tram Want sales experience before you graduate? Subleaser needed tor house this summer. •tart at asppreatrrattaly 4 p m Come join The BG News Sales Staff S125 plus utilities per month Call 353-6108, Saturday ft Sunday: Fufl Schaduta Enjoy a flexible work schedule, opportunities Lata Show F.i a Sat ONLY FOR FALL 1993 as* tor Sieve or Greg for advancement, lots of money, resume mate- Wanted female roommate k> sublease tor rial. Cal 372-2606 tor details or slop by 214 HEAR MO EVIL-H 2, 3,4 person available '93 94 starting summer. Ram $141. Close lo West Hall lor an sppfcarion. iil.iii.itirii.m campus. Interested'Call Nandim at 354 8701 Call formore information 352-0717 Wanted: Two Summer subleasers FOR SALE FAR OFF PLACE • PO Groat old house, dose lo campus. hf^.R^RsMliKallPonTrMU.ur, 5 rooms, lots of space, private parking. <«• i i* eat or stop by at 224 E. Wooster Call Miry or Jan 372-1053. 1982 Kawasaki 440 LTD. Good condition. New TEENAGE MUTANT MMJA TURTLES ■ - PO for our complete listings of our Parts. $550. Call Jeff t? 2 7469 or 353 5003 lO0.310.i1S. 750. 925 1984 VW Rabbit Deisel, 4 spaed, air. AM/FM tm**C at r-M •»**••* mm* tw^**mwrm other apartments near campus! HELP WANTED cassette, great shape. Call 352-6369 after 6 ^ pm, ADVENTURES Of HOCK RNN 0 23 inch Zenith color console TV 11 years old. m.i it.iM.Tje.m •ATTENTION' Goodcondnon $75 Call 2874915. - Graphic Deelgn Majors - Gam valuable hands-on experience in your CARVER PREAMP/TUNER. CARVER AM- HOMEWARD BOUND: THE INCREDIBLE - C field. Fall '993. 12-15 hrs Mrk Details and re- PLIFIER, CARVER CD CHANGER, CERWIN WMt OMnty Rta quirements posted al Student Employment VEGA AT 15 SPEAKERS. CALL JOE AT Greenbriar Inc. Services. 3530229.

• ATTENTION- Ladies Leafier Jacket. TIC CRUSH •*. VCT .nd Graphic Design kU|or. $150,060 i 10.1 JO. ■ 10. T n 1M Gain valuable hands-on experience in your Cal Lon 3534671 field. Fall 1983. part-time. Details and require- One male subleaser for summer. Fully furni- •Shows will change Friday • NO PASSIS ments posted at Student Employment Ser- shed apartment within walking distance from vices. VCT majors • check with the Co-op office campus. Low rent, negotiable. Contact Foster: tor a fun-time co-opl 352 7858 or 372 2294

250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed I Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns . R.E. Management NE Pennsylvania LoNkan, Box 234BG. Kenilworth, NJ 07033 (908) 276 0996 "Quality Off-Campus Housing" 113 Railroad St. ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisher- (next lo funko's) ies. Earn $600+/week in canneries or 382-9302 $4,OO0*/month on fishing boats. Free trans Slop in for a complete portationl Room 1 Board'Male or Female. For Summer A Fall Housing List! employment program call 1 -206-545-4155 ext A 5544

Business $ Communications Majors Summer Special Spring Rales internship, earn 3 hrs. credit, gain career train- ing, learn business skills, earn $470 per wk . Spring semester leases. 2 5 GPA required 800-533-7977. Sean Lewis ext 2587 2 blocks away, pool, clubhouse Catering Sales Assistant Management or Village Green Apartments Hospitality Management Degree. Entry level 354 3533 starting salary. $16,000 $18,000 Definite ad- vancement possibility. Self-motivated Food and beverage experience preferred. Send re- sums and cover letter by April 16 lo: Service SPRING SALE America Corporation. Sea Gate Convention $25 off per month Centre. 401 Jefferson Avenue. Toledo. OH 1 bedroom/1 bach apts 43604. Summit Terrace Apts. offer good thru April 10 COUNSELOR/STAFF FOR 'cal tor details CAMPCOBBOSSEE WkrthropT* Summer positions available tor general coun- 352-9115 selors A specialists, al competitive boys's sports camp in Maine. Must have strong skills and ability to instruct, coach, or assist in one or SPRING SALE more of tie tallowing: baseball, Iannis, basket- $25 off par montl ball, soccer, hockey, lacrosse, archery, nflery. 2 bedroom/1 bath apts. am 8 crafts, mamal arts. English horseback Winthrop Terrace North riding A aH water front activities including: offer good thru April 10 swimming (WSI). sailing, waterskiing. wind- 'cal tor details surfing, scuba. Located on beautiful lake in Winthrop Te Central Maine, near Boston, excellent facilities. 352-v 135 top talanes. roorrvboord/laundry, travel al- lowance Cal or write: Stave Rubin, 10 Silver- SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 bdrm apt. w'AC Ever Get SometMMly Totally Wasted ? mine Dr.. S. Salem. NY 10590,914-533-8104. Call 353 8804