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Pope approves new ByDARLAWARNOCK affairs and director of multicul- on student advising, chaired by on personal counseling and ca- already in place, they just need to saint The BG News tural institutional services. He Joe Cranny, dean of the College reer assistance. be worked out and implemented. came to the University in 1978. of Arts and Sciences. Sallye McKee, assistant to the "We don't need to reinvent the VATICAN CITY (AP) Recently appointed to coordi- In improving student advising, Taylor said the key to his new provost for enrollment and re- wheel here, we need to reinvent Pope John Paul II has nate undergraduate advising ini- the ultimate goals are to enhance position is identifying the "best tention, will work with Taylor to the cogs that make the wheel formally approved tiatives. Jack Taylor is looking retention and student satisfac- advising practices" already reach the advising goals and im- turn," McKee said. "[It will] im- sainthood for Edith Stein, a forward to providing leadership tion with the University experi- taking place on the campus in or- prove enrollment and retention prove customer service." Jewish-born nun killed In a and direction to the area of stu- ence, Taylor said. der to reproduce those results figures. Taylor explained that "cus- Holocaust gas chamber. dent advising. He plans to work with Charles throughout the University. "He's like a liason," McKee tomer service" should be carried Stein's beatification in "I think it is a fantastic oppor- Middleton, provost and vice "I will develop collaborative said. "We're really lucky to have out by everyone at the Universi- 1987 drew criticism from tunity to assist the University in president for academic affairs, relationships with key advising someone who has been with the ty. He said that can be done by al- some Jews, who said the its efforts to meet the students' to develop a campus advising personnel in the colleges, schools University for so long to take lowing each employee to be an Nazis killed her because of academic career goals," Taylor model and implement advising as and academic and administrative over." adviser to students, whether her Jewish heritage, not said. a University priority. departments and replicate She explained the ideas for im- formally or informally. because she later embraced Taylor was formerly the assis- The recommendation for the them," Taylor said. proving advising as well as en- Catholicism. She became a tant vice president for student position came out of a task force In addition, Taylor will focus rollment and retention are • See TAYLOR, page three. nun in 1933 and died at Auschwitz in 1942. John Paul formally approved Stein's sainthood at a ceremony Thursday in Parade honors the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican. No date for the actual canonization vets' sacrifice ceremony, which makes Stein a Roman Catholic By CYNTHIA LEE SHECKLER honor those who have died for saint, was announced. BC News our future. Who gave the ulti- mate sacrifice for our future." Illegal rooster fight Main street downtown Bowling Linda Boland from Bowling busted Green was lined with families, Green said she came out today friends and military veterans with her husband Mike to watch NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio who came out to commemorate their son Tom Mohlman perform those who gave the ultimate sac- (AP) Perry County in the high school band.'to re- sheriff's deputies arrested rifice in this year's annual Me- member the people who died and morial Day parade. more than 100 people to pray for the future of out Saturday night during an There were many partlcpants of all ages in the parade, includ- country." Mayor Hoffman said illegal cockfight at a even though it was windy, there Thornville residence. ing cubscouts, American Legion members, a high school band, was a good turn out, approxi- The owners of the mately 500 participants and residence, Russell and military veterans and active per- Bernice Bolton, were sonnel. Bowling Green's Mayor spectators in all. Hoffman said it among the 111 people Wes Hoffman, a retired lieuten- was good to see so many people arrested, Deputy Sheriff ant colonel from the Air Force turn out to honor all those who Scott Hamilton said said "our democracy is only as gave their lives to preserve and Sunday. strong as we are... we are here to protect the country. Cockfighting involves fights among roosters with metal spurs on their legs. Bets are placed and prize Authorities raid money is awarded to the owner of the winner. In most cases, one of the clubs, seize roosters dies. Thornville is about 30 miles east of Columbus. gambling devices Toads get the cold By JIM GOOD mat," he said. shoulder when it The BC News Three video devices were con- comes to mating fiscated from Amvets along with Three area clubs were raided over $900 dollars. Four devices this year last Wednesday by state liquor were confiscated from the Elks control agents and Bowling along with over $600 dollars. URBANA, Ohio (AP) The Green City Police for using ille- Four devices were also confis- toads at Cedar Bog may be gal gambling equipment. State cated from the VFW along with cold-blooded, but they $3000 dollars. Also, records per- certainly appreciate agents entered the Amvets, Elks and VFW clubs from a tip. Upon taining to gambling were confis- warmth when it comes to cated. affairs of the heart. discovering the machines, they The amphibians delayed contacted a local Judge to get a Bowling Green City Police their lovemaking for more warrant. were assisted in the raid, and the than a month this year case now falls under the jurisdic- while they waited for a heat While obtaining the warrant, tion of state liquor control wave. patrons of the clubs became sus- agents. No arrests were made. The toads' spring mating picious and began loading the Detective Conner said the ritual depends upon an machines onto trucks. The clubs can be fined, have their li- environmental trigger. The agents, realizing this might cense suspended or have their temperature must reach at occur, had set up surveillance permits revoked. He said since least 60 degrees in the this is their first offense In years, around each club. They detained they will likely receive a fine. evening and remain there those trying to move the equip- throughout the night. ment. When contacted, a patron at the "The toads went off five Amvets said he participated in weeks late this year," said Bowling Green City Police De- gambling pools but didn't know bog naturalist Terry tective Brad Conner said the they were illegal. He said he Jaworski. "But they're on BC Newi photo by Jeremy Martin machines are known as elec- knew the machines were illegal. amphibian time." The National Guard Company B 148 Mechanized Color Guard led the Bowling Green City Memorial tronic gambling devices. "Some The Elks and VFW clubs had no Union Hours for Day parade down Main Street this past Monday. of them use a draw-poker for- comments. this Week The University Student Annualjitness test challenges prospective officers Union has announced its hours for this week. By JIM GOOD Those passing the course will be given The BC News "What we do is greater than most a written test on June 7th. An interview Tuesday, May 27 through will then be administered from which the Thursday, May 29: Bowling Green City Police had its an- departments will commit to." Thomas Votava Information Desk 7am-3 nual fitness test for prospective officers six will be chosen. Once chosen, they will pm last Saturday. BC Police Chief travel to Columbus for 14 weeks of in- tense training. This will be followed by Falcon's Nest 7am-6 pm gree and a higher level of fitness from door, according to Chief Votava Bowl-N-Greenery A total of 55 applicants participated, 12 weeks of field training in Bowling with 47 passing. Out of the 55, six were our officers." The course consisted of five stages. ll:30am-l:30pm First, the prospects ran to a chain-link Green. Friday, May 30 women, with three passing. The depart- Each prospect had 45 seconds to com- Tryouts are open to the public and will plete an obstacle-course run. Before fence and climbed it. They then ran ment is hiring six people this year. around a cone, fell to the ground and be held again next year. There are some starting, they were placed in a police Falcon's Nest 7am-6pm Thomas E. Votava, Bowling Green crawled under a narrow table. After that requirments, though. cruiser, seat belted and outfitted with a Police Chief, said the training to become they jumped through a window, where A prospect must be at least 21 years old Saturday, May 31 an officer is intense and thorough. "What fake gun and utility belt. They were giv- four cardboard criminals waited. They and not reached age 35 by time of official we do is greater than most departments en the description of a criminal which had to identify the correct suspect, then hiring. Body weight should be propor- Falcon's Nest 10am-6pm will commit to,"he said. "We require they would later identify. Time began drag a 150-pound dummy six feet to the tionate to height. Vision should be good, higher education, at least a two-year de- once each prospect opened the cruiser finish line. and prospects cannot be color blind. Opinion The HG News. Wednescl;v.M.,v 28. I9"7 Page 2
TONY CAVALLARIO America's legacy not in the shoes On Memorial Day, President their evil ways. hardly flinched. Confident econo- Clinton reaffirmed America's There arc some mists thought abuses were bad. but position as leader of world peace troubling issues isolated, and things will only get and justice. Turns out that the US with this assump- better. Starvation wages arc better military, kept big enough to fight tion. than the alternatives these people two medium size wars, is there First, people arc" had. which were mainly sustenance only to make the world a better underestimating farming. Two dollars a day may place. What a relief. the Nike corpora- indeed buy an Indonesian worker a There arc American flags every- tion. According lot more food than she would make where on Memorial weekend. So to the article, otherwise. Soon, she'll make as throughout I am thinking about Nike is 45% of the athletic apparel much money as I did at Taco bell in America and its relationship to the market. There are Nike-towns in high school. That is the manifesto world. 1 am trying to reconcile and major cities. With so many sports of globalization. In America real pass judgment on past wars, heroes, figures and many people's role wealth is measured by how much and struggles of America. More models arc inseparable from the stuff a person can buy. And God importantly, as Clinton addresses Nike swoosh. In America. Nike has knows we have a lot of stuff. Why the world. I am looking at the generated this progressive, inclusive not share by pushing the third world present and towards the future. And image. And Nike made almost 650 up that rough road America crossed I'm watching television. million in profits last year. Nike's a century ago? On such an endeavor. I can't avoid CEO, Phil Knight, made almost two Well, there are plenty of good thinking about sports and multina- million for himself. People arc reasons. At least to do it slowly, tional corporations. Perhaps willing to pay 140 dollars for new carefully and ethically, if possible. because such things are Americana Nike running shoes. In Japan, kids Anyway but how things have for the new millennium. maul each other for used Nike happened so far. which has been On Sunday, as a Nike-sporting running shoes. Nike makes the awfully secret, quick and haste. Tiger Woods is omnipresent, there world's favorite television commer- McDonald's and Nike are symbols STAFF EDITORIAL is an article in the Cleveland Plain cials. There is an awful lot of power for a new kind of cultural and Dealer about the Nike corporation. in that swoosh. economic impercalism that is much It's in the opinion pages, too. so I Second, Nike has an alibi for faster and more powerful than any Memorial Day a missed chance to am expecting a value judgment operating sweatshops. That is: military. It's a kind of imperialism about the shoe company. Probably. 1 everyone else is doing it. Why that people have little defense thought, prompted by a recent single Nike out? This is very against. Sweatshops are more than a appreciate one's personal freedoms resurgence of anti-Nike sentiment in important rationale. Its says. "Hey cliche, they arc a reality, and they the states about its manufacturing America, boycott if you want. You arc offensive. The moral relativism practices abroad. Instead, the article won't kill the beast." What about implied when people say that slave So another Memorial Day has come and gone. his brother in the Civil War was fighting for Ideals the big picture? Are Americans ever wages are good enough for these Look closely at the words Memorial Day. Memor- greater than having a day off from school to go the was lamenting the inevitable going to deal with the global people is repulsive and arrogant ial. Day. Did you remember anyone this weekend? beach. decline of Nike's astronomical We didn't think so. growth. It was more of a note to economy? (borderline racist). Remember, Memorial Day is a holiday we can all relate to, if Months ago when Kathic Lee profits have soared and shoe price The aim of Memorial Day is to set aside a time we make the effort. We all enjoy the freedoms shareholders than to humanitarians. Gifford cried about the sweatshops and quality have not reflected the when the nation honors and remembers those who fought for and we all somewhere in our ancestry It brought up concern that consum- that bore her name, she probably died fighting for freedom and the American way of have lost someone who fought and died for their ers might be choosing other shoes fact that labor prices have shrunk life. country. and apparel due to what customers thought or hoped that her sweatshop almost to nothing. Andre Agassi got For almost 250 years, The United States has perceive as unethical labor practices was an exception, that it was a $100 million deal from Nike. We are lucky that our generation has not had to deviant. How could an American Perhaps most people tolerate fat paved the way for the rights many of us take for go to war to defend our freedom because we prob- in the Pacific Rim. Such is the fate corporation that's supposed to be a granted. Last week, the American spirit of free- ably wouldn't have the time, what with all our par- of a multinational corporation. cats, but how can wc justify cases dom popped up in Iran, where 69 percent of the ties and everything. Profit from sweatshops until you get blessing to these desperate third like this? What kind of society people VOTED to oust governmental hard-liners world economies treat people so promotes this kind of sick inequal- This Memorial Day is also a time when World caught. Then what? and open the way for more open social policies. It poorly? The world was opened up ity? War II Veterans are celebrating the planned me- The current discourse about seems that once again in today's world we have to horror stories of factories with morial to them in Washington. Led by U.S. con- sweatshops like Nike's factories in lost sight of the original meaning of a holiday. First locked doors, child labor, workers it was Christmas and other religious holidays. gresswoman representing the Toledo area Marcy Indonesia and Vietnam shows an Kaptur ten years ago, it is an inclusive monument arrogant confidence that American being beat on the heads, etc... Tony Cavallario is a columnist for Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor to all who fought in Europe and Asia to defend not consumers are in control. Put the However, if you believe in the the News. Comments can be sent to Day are really just excuses to have a barbecue and global free market, you probably tony cas IS1 bgnet bgsu .edit get together with friends. Memorial Day marks the only our freedom, but for the free world as well. pressure on Nike, they will rhnnpe start of the summer and Labor Day the end. The This is a great idea, they certainly deserve a Fourth of July is a mid-summer celebration of memorial for defeating the Axis powers and Hit- TOM MATHER fireworks, beer, and oh yeah, our nation's Inde- ler. The only problem is the placement of this me- pendence. morial. There has been a lot of controversy in Washington because it is supposed to go right in It seems like American society is always looking the Mall between the Washington and Lincoln Home Improvment comes for another reason to party. We do not care at all Monuments. The Mall is arguably the most sacred about being serious and actually showing we care piece of land in the United States. about something. Critics argue that a new monument would break Think about what the holiday actually means. up what is already a sacred classic spot in Ameri- where you usually have to go People actually went to war to protect freedom and can history. One Senator argued that putting a new other American values. Sentences like that go monument there would interrupt a conversation completely over everyone's head. They don't have that is going on between the man who founded the ...And God said, "Let there be So 1 began ange plastic straw. 1 guess it's pur- any meaning to people today. Maybe It's that peo- country and the man who saved it. Zinnia's." to put to- pose was to keep the sliding doors gether the ple our age have really never experienced a war This spot between the two monuments has been I almost began this week's col- from coming off track, but it didn't and we take everything we have for granted. the site many historical occurrences itself. It was umn with that. I realize now that I bath room seem to important, so I didn't use The threat of not having our freedom has never where Martin Luther King Jr. told a nation of his just did that anyway, but it's too late cabinet, it. Besides, it clashed with our bath- been real for us the way it was for our parents and dream as well as where Forrest Gump was re- to change it. which was room decor. Someday I hope we get grandparents. The Gulf War was our only experi- united with Jenny during a fictional Vietnam In my completely uneventful and far more in- the deluxe model which comes ence with war and that didn't require the all-out protest. It is a place not only in our history, but in downright boring week home after teresting than effort of previous wars and posed no direct threat our culture. complete with a bright orange plas- to our freedom as we know it. finals week, my free Zinnias from I imagined tic Crazy Straw. Of course I'm kid- No matter where they place the monument. It is Speedway were the most exciting because I Tom Mutht-r It is wrong for us to forget the people who fought already too late for many of those who fought in ding, the deluxe model only comes didn't find the English directions to give us the easy life we have right now. The sol- the war to see it when it is officially dedicated on part of my week. with one of those little umbrellas. dier who died in the mud in a foreign country gave Memorial Day 2000. Most who see it will be recall "But Tom," you say,"Didn't any- until I had the thing halfway built. I was surprised to learn that the up his life to do more than allow you to have keg memories of a history class, not a battlefield, if one let you put together any bath- Also, at about that time I realized entire cabinet was held together by party this weekend. The man who fought against they are thinking about it at all. room equipment?" I had in my possesion the cheap- plastic push fasteners and rubber I was just getting to that. Yes. est bathroom cabinet ever built. "O-rings." I guess that "O-rings" are that's right, in yet another one of For instance, what they called." 1 better than "Q-rings" or "Z-rings." H E Editorial Board Letters to the my columns I will mention the toi- white coated chipboard cabinet but who am I to judge? 372-6966 let. I will also,against my will.once back," we would call, (Joke for the day: What did the again make subtle references to my "posterboard." priest say to the bride and groom? Brundon Wray Editor: family members, who by now feel This is why today they are rich "Do you have Z-rings?") Editor If you would like to submit a Letter that they are entitled to royalties. I and you are not. In the making of Even more surprising, after I fin- to (he Editor, please follow ihese your eigth-grade science fair John Slebbins guidelines: remind them that I don't get paid ished the cabinet and installed it up- for this, so I'm going to make dam project, you bought posterboard Managing Editor • Make sure (he letter Is 500 right over the toilet, I found I had words or less. Please Include sure they don't either. To tell the from the discount store and said, quite a few extra parts. The final Tiffany Wendeln your address, major, academic truth, I'd write about someone else "Hey. posterboard. I bet I could tally of extra parts was: I plastic class and phone number instead, let's say Harvey make a poster out of it." For their straw, 1 "O-ring." I plastic push fas- Copy Chief (phone numbers are strictly for verification and no! for Schlitzengold. but it would be a project they said. "Hey, tener, and 4 screws. Jeremy Martin publication). little more complicated since I've posterboard. I bet I could make a I have to admit the screws con- Photo Editor If you are not a BGSU student, never met him and he's just a fig- bathroom cabinet out of it." fused me at first.They included four NF.WS please provide your position or affiliation with the University ment of my imagination. The parts not consisting of of them, and I didn't use any. You Reporting Staff or the community. My mother has a habit where she posterboard consisted mainly of would've thought the screws were "Serving the University 372-2604 • Letters must be typed, not waits until I come home for a brief plastic, except for (actual descrip- important, since they included four Community for over 75 years" handwritten. Letters brought tion), "2 straight tubes with Jim Good In saved on a Macintosh-com- period of rest and relaxation, and of them. I think maybe the screws Troy Reynolds patible disk are preferred. then informs me that she has a spe- dimples." This relieved me, be- were for the Spanish version, I don't Cynihia Lee Sheckler • Bring the letter to Room 210 cial project for me to do. For ex- cause I had a friend who was know. But in the end I shrugged it off Copyright © 1997. The BG News. West Ball, or e-mail us at Howling Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any Melissa Binkley ample, she'll usually say something mugged by, "2 crooked tubes with when I realized,"Hey. Free Screws." Darla Wamock bgnewsSbgnet.bgsu.edu. Be material in this publication without the prepared to show valid Identi- like. "Oh, Tom. I'm glad you're bushy eyebrows." I bet 1 could use those when I replace permission of The BG News is strictly Sarah Bednarski fication. Only having the Spanish direc- the roof. prohibited. home. Since you're not doing any- Production Staff • Space limitations may prevent thing this week, why don't you re- tions to start with, at random 1 Wow. Extra space left at the end of The BG New I Is an nulependent pub- The News from printing all let- In anon founded in 192" anil is published 372-8296 ters received. The News re- place the roof?" chose two of the four shelves to the column. Huh. How do I fill it up? dally during the academic year and Maybe I should give gardening tips. Tina Strieker serves the right to edit any and Last week being no different, my be the cabinet top and bottom. weekly during the summer semester all letters. This week's real Garden Hint, Opinion', expressed in columns and Jen Casperson mother kindly asked me to put to- Later, I found the English version • Anonymous letters will be brought to you by the producers of letters to the editor are not necessarily Kaly Wagner printed If valid identification gether a bathroom cabinet she of the directions and discovered those of the student hod\. faculty. Univer- Leslie Tew is given and the editorial bought. Kindly, as in. "Tom, could that instead I should've,"(chosen) Zinnia seeds: "Water freely during dry \it\ ai/niiniMratuui or The BG News. Un- board deems anonymity is in you please put together the bath- two shelves to be the top and bot- weather." (Of course, now you're signed editorials are the opinion of the Advertising Staff the proper Interests of the wondering, "Who's this Freely guy Spring 1997 BG News staff room cabinet for me?" meaning: tom." writer. anyway?") The BG News encourages its readers 372-2605 The Editorial Board acknowl- "Tom. you are going to put together By far the most interesting part to notify the paper of any errors in sto- Tom Mather is a columnist Melissa Binkley edges all entries submitted for the bathroom cabinet for me." included was the bright or- nes or photograph den riptiora Max Eckenwiler publication Wednesday, May 28, 1997 The H<; News Page 3 Chain of miracles Police Blotter highlights 'Stand' COMPILED BY JIM GOOD had orange hair. By CYNTHIA LEE SHECK- prayer for a child and that link The BG News ■ What looked like a smashed is connected to the community cat was found in a garbage bag LER BG News chain. Simon says the commu- ■ A woman complained to Thursday. Upon further in- nity chain symbolizes interde- police last Saturday that her spection, it was found to be a On June 1 Bowling Green pendence with one another. neighbor spit on her mailbox. smashed rabbit. will be taking part in the This Sunday at the "Stand The woman said she saw him do ■ A person called 911 last national celebration of "Stand For Children Day" celebration it. Monday just to see if it worked. For Children Day." the Milagros chain will be ■ A man complained last Apparently, it did. Maria Simon, the local draped around the evergreen Wednesday somebody entered ■ Last Thursday, a man "Stand For Children Day" co- tree on the front lawn of the his home through a window and received a citation from the Hu- ordinator, said the community Wood County District Library took a shower. The intruder, mane Society for kicking a fer- bookdrive is going well. between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Dur- clean or otherwise, wasn't found. ret. "We have received hun- ing this time many activities ■ A suspicious vehicle report dreds and hundreds of books," will be going on: face painting, was filed Friday. Police found ■ A credit card was stolen pinata, singalongs, B.G.S.U. from a woman's mailbox last Simon said. Rural Opportuni- two people In a car discussing Reading Alive Puppeteers, nature. Police advised them to go Tuesday. The next day, the card ties, Inc. will distribute the was found back in the mailbox books to children and young dance workshops, Cycleworks somewhere private to discuss stunt bikes, art activities, dan- with $100 dollars charged to it. adults in migrant families and nature. ces for universal peace and ■ A car was pulled over for the Juvenile Residential ■ Two people were discoverd the final day to contribute to Thursday in the bushes on Poe reckless driving last Friday. Center of Northwest Ohio. Several subjects in the van were Simon says participation in the community book drive. Road arguing. A security guard Simon says there is still a said they were in the bushes for tied up and stated it was part of the Milagros (miracle)chain is an "initiation." growing. Each link represents need for volunteers, and she over an hour. The arguers were can be reached at 354-S777. advised to be on their way. ■ A man complained last Mon- an individual's hope, wish or ■ Police were notified of two day his business was vandalized. suspicious males last Saturday at Someone painted the head of a Varsity Square Apartments. One cartoon character on his outside Toledo music festival successful subject had green hair. The other wall. By Troy Reynolds Geils-Bluestime. The BG News When 1 arrived at Promenade Park. R.L. Burnside was perform- Last weekend saw the Rock. ing. If anyone wants to know what Historical NW Ohio Rhythm and Blues Festival in full the blues arc all about, just listen to swing up in Toledo. A three-day Bumside. It was a brilliant perfor- event, the annual festival, sponsored mance, and the small crowd really opens for summer by Miller Lite, is celebrating its seemed to enjoy the music. I'm not campment of that era The can- ninth year. Several well-know a dedicated blues fan myself, but By CYNTHIA LEE SHECKLER groups performed at this year's BGNews non was fired as the memorial Burnside might make me change wreath was laid at the monu- festival. On Friday, the classic my stance. After he was through. I As of Memorial Day weekend, ment. According to Betsy Ba- Badfingcr played onstage, followed was afraid the rest of the show seven northwest Ohio historical shore. Fort Meigs Interpreter by Mitch Rider and the Detroit would be a letdown. sites have opened for the sum- said the soldiers were carrying B(; Nfwi photo by Cynthia Ut Shccklcr Wheels, of "Devil Wiih A Blue replicas of the 1795 Springfield mer season. Windell Jones, John Hiker, and Carol Kiker, all of Bowling Green, sa- Dress On" fame. Saturday's I thank Miller Lite and all the Muskets, they were representing They include Fort Meigs in lute the parade as il passed down Court Street, (ones said he came to festivities culminated with Blue other groups involved in sponsoring the 1812 infantrymen of the 19th Perrsburg, Piqua's Historical the parade to give recognition to those who have given their lives for Oyster Cult performing for the the Rock Rhythm and Blues Regiment. area, Indian Mill near Upper their country. downtown fans. The festival closed Festival. It's always fun, and a great Sandusky, Fort Recovery In Fort Meigs volunteer, Sara on Sunday with Magic Dick and Jay time for everyone. Mercer County, Neil Armstrong Westrick an eighth grader at Air and Space Museum in Wapa- Gateway Middle School was giv- koneta, Cedar Bog Nature ing away free samples of "hard Preserve near Urbana, and the tack"a hard flour cake which was * • * * • * Arts Fest to 'boogie' Hayes Presidential Center in part of the soldiers ration. Vol- Fremont. These seven locations unteer Lynn Bristol of Cleveland Memorial Day in By CYNTHIA LEE SHECKLER There are three performing are part of the system that in- said the soldiers received hard BGNews stages, a multicultural area, 16 clude 62 historical sites and tack, salt and salt pork for their musems operated by the Ohio rations. vendors in the food court and a *Bowling Green The annual Findlay Arts Fes- gallery in the park showcasing Historical Society according to At Fort Meigs there are over 60 tival will be held on June 7 and 8. Bonnie Such, Ohio History office woodcarvers and artists where volunteers, some as far away as Carolyn Copus, Findlay Area 140 works of art will be displayed secretary. Maryland come to support the Arts Council Executive Director At Fort Meigs on Memorial by children. activities of the historical site, said, "The kick-off event this According to Copus there is an Day Larry Nelson, the site direc- according to Billie Bell, a vol- year will be 'Boogie On Broad- tor said the 1908 monument (101 estimated crowd of 25,000 to unteer. For information on Fort way' held on Broadway Street in 35,000 visitors from 14 states and feet tall) was erected to "recog- Meigs summer events or becom- downtown Findlay." nize not just union soldier vet- 31 countries expected to attend ing a volunteer call (419) Tommy Vale and the Torpe- and view the nearly 80 fine arts erans, but all military veterans." 874-4121. does will be performing music Nelson requested a minute of and craft booths. from the 50s, 60s and 70s. The The event is free to the public. silence for all of those who were For a free copy of the "Ohio's proceeds will go to benefit the buried in the three unmarked History Is Calling You" brochure Those interested in volunteering Findlay Area Arts Council. or additional information on the cemeteries at Fort Meigs. that includes a guide and map to Copus says there will be 12 arts festival can contact the Find- The 1812 military garrison was all of the 62 historical sites call hands-on activities for children, in uniform at a recreated en- (800)283-8916. lay Area Arts Council at (419) including a community mural. 422-3412. TAYLOR What's Happening mit to begin developing a Uni- Continued from page ONE. versity advising model. ••• "Through that we create a ■ Pilot exit Interviews during around the Oreo package - that's all part of advis- the summer for non-returning ing," Taylor said. "To make this Mau 30 - June 1. HOT ROD SUP€B NATONIH5, ConfieW students and implement every fairgrouncfc.SL ftte. 46. Ccmfteld. Mohomng County (2I6> work, everyone needs to get in- semester thereafter. volved." ■ Compile grade point average Advising, according to Taylor, requirements by major and eval- influences all student learning May 50 - June I. SHUTZCNFttl, ftrwrlcon legion HoB. Cty M. 19 uate their impact on student re- and practices. Bldgevllte Corners. Henry Corners. I lenry County {410) P67 tention and matriculation rates. 5490 "All of the research indicates ■ Develop a draft policy the levels of satisfaction with the statement on undergraduate ad- .. . U University experience, as well as May 31. BUSSING OF THt R«CT, Harbor ftrao. flstobub. vising. ftshtobula County (216) S224-1554 satisfaction with the type of re- ■ Analzye data collected by lationship students have had with the Office of Institutional the staff and faculty," Taylor Moy 51 - June 1. 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CALL FOR APPOINTMENT JjL Lo\.L BEAT ANYONE'S PRICESI < The best design team in BG (BETWEEN COLLEGE STATION I CHI CHI'S) Page 4 The BG News Wednesday May 28, 1997 Forrest Creason Perrysburg welcomes Mexican Elvis Golf Course By BRANDON WRAY run this city/there's a whistle up The BG NEWS Summer Memberships above and we're cleaning and we i:.I-I i■...- u.i.i.i scrub/do your lawn, to make you Picture the king of Rock and HowlingCr«n,oil .Summer Pass...$120 look pretty." Lopez said that song (419)372-2674 Roll, Elvis Presley. Now have is about the idea that undocu- him come from East Los Angeles Phone for Tec Times • Full season pass.. .S160 mented Mexican workers take instead of Memphis and give him "real Americans' jobs." a political and social message. "They do the jobs that no one * Charge puss You get El Vez, the Mexican wants," Lopez said, "they will do to llursur Elvis. whatever it takes to get by and Account When El Vez plays at Perrys- get ahead." with proper ID burg's Citl Lounge this Saturday He also does covers of John • You musl he will give Northwest Ohio a Lennon's "Power to the People" huve a valid show unlike anything it has ever and David Bowie's "(Rock & Roll student ID seen before. Suicide) If I Can Dream." El Vez, formerly known as In addition to Elvis, Lopez cites Robert Lopez, describes his act Bowie and Kiss as influences for as "blurring the line between ed- his music and his stage shows. El Howard's clubW / ucation and entertainment." Vez actually got to open for his I I Mon-Sot 12-230om ■ ■ Lopez is a huge a Elvis fan be- hero Bowie last year in Denmark. I 210 N Main Sun 5 -230 om 352 - 9951 cause he enjoys his music and he El Vez is a very visual and out- sees him as a great metaphor for El-Vez, the Mexican Elvis, brings his entertainment and education ad WED 28th to Pcrrysburg'sCili Lounge this Saturday night. landish show to see with dancers American life. known as Elvettes, a variety of Big Bubbo & Cvolotto "With Elvis you get the whole Lopez got his start as the Mexi- then. Lopez has toured across the Elvis costumes and tov machine .* story of life," El Vez said. "All can Elvis when he was working at United States and Europe as El gun-toting "Zapitista" revo- THU29th the tragedy and comedy as a poor an I.. A art gallery in the late 80s Vez. lutionaries. Ce lange man from Memphis finds suc- and his job was preparing theme In the beginning El Vez used The first time El Vez plays a cess." town, he likes to take it easy on from New York City parties for opening exhibits. karoake tapes as his backup mu- f Lopez's musical roots are in the For one party he decided to do sic but now he has his own band the crowd. FRI30th&SAT31st Southern California punk scene an Elvis theme - with a Latino that supports on his albums and "We will give them the El Vez 1 in the early 80s as a member of twist - and it came off very well. tours. 101 course," Lopez said."There Flyin Saucers the Zeros. He sees Elvis as the will definitely still be a message, ^4 He then decided to take his act to His latest album, "G.I. Ay! Ay! punk rock of the 50s. Memphis to perform El Vez dur- Blues"is his most political work but it's not as in your face the ^fe trial "The Zeros were kind of known ing the Elvis impersonators yet Lopez said. Issues that he first time around." \ • Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball • L as the Mexican Ramones al- national convention. After a suc- deals include Cesar Chavez, Even when they play in towns though we really didn't have any cessful stint in Memphis he re- Columbus and the NAFTA con- without a large Latino population kind of political agenda," Lopez turned to L.A. to find that word of troversey. Part of El Vez's style Lopez said people are still able to said. "Since then I have really his act was spreading around his is to combine elements of other get into the show. Preferred Properties tried to incorporate Latino issues hometown. The Los Angeles people's songs with his themes. "There is something for every- into my music. El Vez is enter- Times wanted to do a feature on His uses Bachman Turner one to identify with in the show tainment and a message, too. I him and the television show Overdrive's classic "Takin' Care regardless of their background," 530 S. MAPLE ST. 352-9378 want Latino people to be proud of "Hunter" wanted him as a guest of Business" to talk about Mexi- Lopez said. their heritage. I want to show star. can workers."We get up every "People leave El Vez shows Now Leasing Summer & Fall that America is all of this and La- That was 1988, and the legend mornin, from the alarm clock feeling proud to be Mexican even Fox Run • Haven House Manor tino, too." of El Vez has been growing since waming/do the menial jobs that if they are not," El Vez said. Piedmont • Birchwood Place Mini Mall • Small Buildings Frontier Housing • Houses All rm*>0*nts racaira a mambmrahip to Plot lost in new 'Jurassic Park' Ch*rryw«od H.aiir. Sea (indoor naatad ammming pool, sauna. HydiaSoa By Troy Reynolds how many limes can we watch a The worst pan of the movie is chicken-sized dinosaurs with a taste Whirpool. compita aiarctaa aouipmanl. compiata loekar room and ahowar lacihtia$) - The BG News Tyrannosaurus sniffing around a the last half hour, however. One of for meat who have a habit of Memorial Day weekend always ten! or trailer full of people? After the Tyrannosaurs is captured and ganging up OP people These good means big movie openings. This about the third scene incorporating brought to San Diego to be put on moments are ruined by things such vi-.ii \ mosl anticipated film has this theme. I became really bored. display. Predictably, the dinosaur as an environmental theme which is been LOSI World, the sequel to the The dinosaurs are certainly mis- escapes and runs rampant through only halfheartedly explored hit Jurassic Park. A big Ian of managed in the movie. the streets of the city. creating however. dinosaurs and dinosaur mo\ ies, I The popular velOClraptOTS make havoc along the way. Only quick couldn't pass up the chance to see another appearance in the film as thinking by Goldblum saves the In the end. I have to admit that the film is another technical the new film on opening night. well, The problem is that there is no day. There is a humorous tribute to Uniortunaich. I was sadly disap- purpose to the cameo. The only Japanese monster nun Ies 111 this masterpiece, with brilliant special effects, but the story just docs not pointed, having already seen the reason they are in the movie is pan of the film, though. hold my attention. I shouldn't hope movie when it was called King because everyone wanted to see The mo\ ie does have its mo- -as/Gbaa- for much from a movie which Kong. them again. I have no problem with ments, most of which feature J EASYSTHEET (fj Actually. 1 was quite impressed that—just give them a purpose. The Goldblum. He has several good one Spielberg admits was designed w ith the beginning of the show. Thi around what the fans asked to see CAFE other thing that I hate about the liners, and delivers them better than reasons lor the existence of the new dreaded velociraptors is that they anyone else as well. (Prof. That's exactly what il looks like-a dinosaurs is both logical and can kill anything except for a small Hammond: I'm not making the hodgepodge of action elements vv ith realistic. So are the means by whicr child: they look like bumbling idiots same mistakes this time. Goldblum: nothing more than the most basic Jeff Goldblum, reprising his role as who couldn't catch a lame turkey No. you're making all new ones.) story structure. Plot points are never Qo 'Backjn Hme a scientist, is coerced into re- when chasing kids I saw enough of The special effects are great again, explained, characters never devel- entering the dinosaurs den Thai's that in the first movie, but maybe hut not as interesting or awe- oped and the story never engages at about the point where I slopped Spielberg didn't realize that I've inspiring as in the first film. The the audience. I just expect more being impressed had my fill of it. best are the scenes with the little from a master such .is Spielberg. Goldblum \ daughter is intro- 'Easystreet duced for no purpose other than to have the standard precocious child Enjoy I refreshing atmosphere of casual elegance in the movie. Even worse, there is ,i in our turn-of-the century style cafe. completely contrived and antici- pated scene in which the young girl We feature: Appetizers • Soups saves the day. a la the first movie. Salads • Sandwiches Most of the other characters are no Entrees • Delicious Desserts better. Goldblum's girlfriend has Over 70 Imported Beers absolutely no charisma, and the We are open seven days a week addition of an environmentalist/ to serve you. industrial saboteur enhances the film none whatsoever. The only 104 S. Main Downtown BG 353-0988 characters to make impressions are Goldblum and the hig game hunter WED THUR FRI SAT who desires to kill a bull Tyranno- saurus. Jazz The Tyrannosaurs are the real Man of the movie. They occupy Night TBA TBA much more screen time than they did in the original film. Of course, the special effects are brilliant, but
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The Associated Press jury trial, and the judge released she has been a friend of his for Albert on his own recognizance. years told police he bit her re- Albert was fingerprinted and peatedly and forced her to per- Marv Albert, holding hands photographed as he was booked form oral sex in an Arlington ho- with his fiancee, entered court after the hearing, his lawyer tel room Feb. 12. today where his attorney told a said. Police spokesman Tom Bell judge that the sportscaster will Treanor said he will abide by said last week that officers pho- plead innocent to forcible so- tographed jagged bite wounds on domy and assault charges. the prosecutor's request not to discuss the case. Outside the the woman's back. Judge Benjamin Kendrick set a courthouse he would not com- Albert's 41-year-old accuser Sept. 22 trial date for Albert in ment on the substance of the faces criminal charges herself: Arlington Circuit Court on char- case, saying only, "We look for- She is accused of threatening to ges that he viciously bit a woman ward to that trial and we look kill a former boyfriend in March. and forced her to perform oral forward to his vindication." Albert complained last week sex in his hotel room in February. that neither police nor pros- Albert, NBC's lead announcer ecutors spoke to him before the Albert, accompanied by fian- for NBA games, faces five years cee Heather Faulkiner and his to life in prison if convicted. He indictment was made public a four children, was silent also has broadcast New York week ago today. Local officials in throughout the five-minute hear- Knicks and Rangers games local- Virginia have said Albert did not return their calls. ing. ly, and has done football and box- •Mercer Manor ing for the network. He did not formally enter a Gerard Treanor, a lawyer rep- plea today. The judge said he ... Get them while they last! resenting Albert, told the judge He announced the NBA playoff prefers to adhere to the local cus- the defense needs time to analyze games for NBC as scheduled tom of accepting pleas imme- 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 physical evidence and review Saturday and Monday. diately before a trial begins. tests on the evidence. Albert, S3, was indicted May 19 Treanor asked the judge to ac- Commonwealth's Attorney on charges of forcible sodomy knowledge that his client intends Richard Trodden requested a and assault. A woman who said to plead innocent to both charges. UMMER 1997 FITWELL CENTER HOURS Bulls repair, prepare for Game 5 Tuesday 12-5 pm The Associated Press much as this team has been hadn't made a basket. I really maligned for not deserving to be wasn't helping the situation, but I Wednesday Michael Jordan spent a free here, I know how hard they've had a determination to somehow 12-5 pm afternoon on the golf course, worked. They've been crucified get involved in this game. ... Drop in for a Body then showed up for work the next for trying to win, and I think they "In the first quarter I found Composition Assessment, day without his stroke. felt that a little bit. They deserve myself rushing shots trying to free cholesterol screening But Jordan denied that his the right to dream and hope like beat the shot clock. From that and Senior Fit-For-Hire. favorite hobby was the reason he anybody else." point on I found myself pressing, FIT-FOR-ALL AEROBICS SCHEDULE missed his first 14 shots Monday Now they hope to win Wednes- trying to find my rhythm and BEGINNING MAY 19, 1997 in the Chicago Bulls' 87-80 loss to day and return to Miami Arena missing easy shots." • 6 Months to Adults the Miami Heat. The defeat left for Game 6 on Friday. Mourning and Dennis Rodman M T W TH F 4 ON 4 CO-REC • Waterbabies GRASS VOLLEYBALL the Bulls leading the Eastern "We're not concerned," Jordan provided an entertaining side- • Water Explorations Conference final 3-1 going into said. "We know we can play bet- show throughout the game, trad- 9:00 STEP STEP TOURNAMENT • Primary Skills 1 a.m. Combo Combo Game 5 Wednesday at the United ter. We showed in the second half ing barbs and shoves until they • Primary Skills 2 July 17 Center. the intensity we can play with wrestled each other to the floor • Stroke Readiness STEP STEP With confident Chicago in and how they can get rattled We with 8:14 remaining. Each • Stroke Development Noon STEP 5:00 pm command of the series Sunday, feel confident that if we play our received a technical foul, giving • Stroke Refinement Ice Arena Jordan headed for the Miami game as we did in the second Rodman 15 in 12 playoff games, • Skill Proliciency Intramural links following practice. His half, we'll be all right." including at least one in every Cardio STEP Cardio STEP Cardio % • Advanced Skills 4:00 (Slid.) (Slid*) (Slid.) Fields score wasn't disclosed, but he If the Jordan who struggled game. • Adult Swimming shot 9-for-3S Monday, which led through the first half resurfaces, Moments later, Jordan finally Registration begins June 18 to an obvious question: the Bulls have a problem. He was got hot, sinking six baskets In The three sessions tor in the SRC Main Office. 5:30 STEP FUNK STEP FUNK Why play 46 holes of golf in 0-for-ll at half lime when Chi- 5 minutes as Miami's lead dwin- the summer Leam-to-Swim Entries due by July 10. 85-degree weather during the cago trailed 47-31, setting a fran- dled to 79-78. Program are: playoffs? chise playoff record for the "For a half he shows he's hu- June 16 - 27 W.E.T. W.E.T. W.E.T. W.E.T. For more information, July 7- 18 5:30 Work- Work- Work- Work- contact Recreational Sports "I don't think it had anything to fewest points in a first half. man," teammate Steve Kerr said. out out out out do with the way I played," he Bulls publicists believe it was "In the second half he shows he's July 21 -August 1 at 372-2711. said. "I felt fresh. I felt good. I the first time Jordan ever went godly." played 45 minutes. I cant say through a half - regular season But Jordan missed his final that bothered my energy level." or playoffs - without a field goal. three attempts and the Heat hit Jordan had 29 points only be- Many of his shots fell short, sug- six consecutive free throws down cause he found the range in the gesting fatigue, and both coaches the stretch for the win. fourth quarter, scoring 18 con- said the golf may have taken a "We felt the pressure of his secutive Chicago points to lead a toll. greatness coming back," Riley furious but futile comeback from "It looked like he played it to- said. "You watch him go on one a 21-point deficit. day," Riley said. of those runs and hope the game Tim Hardaway scored 25 "If that's what was called for, ends before he gets them all the points for Miami. Alonzo Mourn- that's his priority," Bulls coach way back and gets the final ing, who had predicted the vic- Phil Jackson said. "It might have hoop." tory following a 24-point Heat cost us, but that's the way it goes loss in Game 3, added 18 points this time of year. Sometimes it's don t believe and 14 rebounds. better to do that than to stick Chicago had been 9-0 pre- your nose to the grindstone." everything viously against Miami in the At times Jordan appeared to be playoffs, winning by an average shooting a grindstone. His first you feel. margin of 18 points. The Heat basket came with 8:09 left in You've boon ptiftMt Ironi Iho world yoti ortcc improved to 5-0 this year when third quarter to make the score *w There s a reason lor it It s dep«essio« faced with elimination. 56-37. MAINTENANCE "It would have been easy to go "I knew what the numbers TR[AT Df PRE SS/O/S/ LUBE, OIL & FRONT BRAKE out," coach Pat Riley said. "As were," Jordan said. 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The Associated Press The 1995 euphoria didn't last, this team who are suffering. It's True, the slimy sea creatures an The emphasis was on getting There was relief etched on many however. Detroit was swept in the entire franchise. The Red old playoff tradition in Detroit bigger, stronger and younger. faces after finally paying back It was no accident that Steve the finals by the New Jersey Wings, alter all, have not won a were banned by the NHL this Detroit was no longer inter- Devils. Colorado. Yzerman hardly touched the Cup championship since 1955. year. But almost everybody ex- ested in scoring a ton of goals In all their past failures, the Campbell Bowl, awarded to the But the story gets worse. The Their 42-year drought Is the pected at least one or two would and winning regular season ti- Red Wings bring a lot of heavy Red Wings seemed always to winners of the Western Confer- longest in the NHL. be pirated past security. tles. Playoff hockey is different. face a hot goalie. This time, it ap- baggage to this year's finals with "We haven't won anything "The way the city and the state ence finals. It brought back too So the Red Wings threw all their pears to be Detroit riding a hot many painful memories. the Philadelphia Flyers. yet," said Brendan Shanahan, one has supported this team, It will be energies into becoming a better Last year, the Red Wings of many players brought in to netmlnder. Yet there is a story The Red Wings won the bowl in chaos for the entire summer if playoff team. there, too. 1995, too. Yzerman, when handed scored goais by the truckload as change that. "We knocked off the we win it," said goalie Mike Ver- Popular players like Paul Cof- they won an NHL-record 62 defending champions, but that non, who has a hard-earned 1.17 For most of the season, Chris the bowl on that occasion, hoisted fey, DIno Clccarelli and Keith Osgood was Detroit's regular it over his head. He turned, games. Yet they didn't even doesnt make us champions, yet." goals against average during Prlmeau were sent packing. They reach the Cup finals, eliminated goalie. It looked for all the world beaming joyously as the crowd in Fans in this title-hungry town these playoffs. were replaced by players like as though Vernon might also be instead in six games by the Ava- It is a minor miracle that Ver- Joe Louis Arena showered the seem to feel this, too. They Shanahan, Martin Iapointe and traded. But Scotty Bowman, try- lanche in the conference finals. non is even on this team. Two team with cheers. roared after Monday night's 3-1 Larry Murphy. ing to become the first coach to "The last time we won it, it was "You realize that finishing sec- triumph sent the defending years ago, he was labeled as the Those who were not traded, win Cup championships with the first time for everybody and ond means absolutely nothing," champion Avalanche packing. fall guy after Detroit was swept who have stayed and slugged it three different teams, went with we were pretty excited," said Yzerman said. Yet there wasn't so much as a by the Devils. This year, the Red out for the past two years, want Vemon in the playoffs. forward Darren McCarty. And it's not just the players on single octopus tossed on the ice. Wings made sweeping changes. to feel like their time has come.
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