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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years" # VP punishment called "too severe tt

trouble," he said of the initial in- level of involvement of the indi- Student Government this statement is echoed by other Weckesser reacts to vestigation. vidual. USG members, including cabinet Weckesser said he ultimately During Monday night's USG ment was more severe, but he member Matt Holmes. signed a paper taking responsi- general assembly meeting, noted that he had a prior infrac- "The whole reason he's being loss of USG position bility for his Weckesser alluded to other tion and Weckesser stood to lose penalized is because he's a Delt. actions, and ^~, members of campus organiza- more: his seat on USG. He got screwed. He had no By VINCE GUERRIERI and JOE from his position as Undergrad- was placed on tions on probation who were not As a member of the executive chance," Holmes said. BOYLE uate Student Government vice probation from ^fc»w_ removed from their positions. branch of USG, Weckesser was Holmes said the fact Weckes- The BC News president. now until Three other brothers of Delta forced from his seat because he ser was removed without the or- Weckesser and 13 other mem- December as a Tau Delta who are members of was placed on probation, in ac- ganization's consent is trouble- When Jimmy Weckesser took bers of the fraternity were cited result. USG were cited in the incident, cordance with terms of the USG some to some members. responsibility for his role in an for furnishing alcohol to a minor According to and were not removed from their Constitution. "They took It out of our hands. incident at the Delta Tau Delta in November 1996. Whipple, there seats - USG rules did not man- "What happened was what was He didn't do anything wrong," house, he didn't think a severe Initially, Weckesser said, the are no set-ln- date the dismissal of senators. supposed to happen," Carraher Holmes said. punishment was at hand. investigation involved being stone rules re- One of those cited was Joe Car- said. "I don't think it's necessar- The 14 men were cited with interviewed by student affairs garding what kiWeckesser raher, off-campus senator. Car- ily fair, but under the rules, it's furnishing alcohol to an However, despite assurances from Vice President for Student officials, and he didn't believe his punishments will be assessed for raher was also placed on proba- the only thing that could be underage person following a Affairs Ed Whipple that he would involvement would have the cir- violations of the Student Code. tion, and had to attend alcohol done." party at the fraternity's High not be harshly punished, Weck- cumstances it did. Most sanctions, Whipple said, are programs and perform commu- Weckesser said he believes he esser found himself removed "We didn't think we'd get in a judgment call, based on the nity service. Carraher's punish- is the victim of a witch hunt, and • See WECKESSER, page three.

Affirmative Action Biker Boy Drums will start BG Panel heritage series discusses ByJOHNSTEBBINS quotas The BC News "He does more than With February being Black play. The stories he By ROCHELLE M. CONVERSE History Month, the University brings are an will be getting off to an early The BC News start Thursday with a one-night educational The myths and realities of af- showing of world-renowned opportunity for the firmative action were discussed drummer Babatunde Olatunji. whole Bowling Green Monday night in the Amani room He and his "Drums of Passion" on campus. will perform at the Lenhart community." Marshall Rose, University Di- Grand Ballroom Thursday night rector of Affirmative Action, at 7 p.m. with a workshop Friday said there is a common miscon- at the Bryan Recital Hall in the Scott Michaels ception that affirmative action Moore Musical Arts Center at Africana Committee member only benefits minorities. noon. Admission for both events "It's not just something for mi- is free to students and non- norities," Rose said. "It also in- students. healing message to help bring all cludes women, persons with dis- The appearance is coordinated people together." Olatunji, a abilities and veterans." by the Africana Heritage Series native of Nigeria, helped found Rose said white women are the Committee with support from the Planet Drum, a drum group, with largest group who benefit from University president, the Uni- former Grateful Dead drummer affirmative action due to their versity Activities Office, Under- Mickey Hart in 1991. He also has population size in comparison graduate Student Government, released albums and worked on with other groups. the Interfratemity Council and various film scores, including The conflict over whether af- other campus groups. Spike Lee's "She's Gotta Have firmative action is actually re- Committee chair and coor- It." In 1967, he opened the Ola- sponsible for racial tension and dinator Lillian Ashcroft-Eason, a tunji Center of African Culture in hostility is a flawed argument, professor of history, feels this is the Harlem area of New York according to Shirley Jackson, a an opportunity to see a good ex- City. University ethnic studies in- ample of African culture. Africana Committee member structor. "This is to anticipate a drum- Scott Michaels first heard of Ola- "If we look at the situation his- ming legend coming to our cam- tunji through the Planet Drum torically, prior to affirmative ac- pus to perform here - one of the project. He feels this is not only a tion, there was racial hostility," greatest contemporary drum- chance to listen to a concert, but Jackson said. mers of our time," Ashcroft- to listen to an Interesting view of Jackson said if the program Eason said. "There are people the civil rights movement. was eliminated, it would be coming in from Akron, Cleve- "He does more than play," Mi- wrong to assume that all racial land, Detroit and Indiana just to chaels said. "The stories he hostilities would suddenly dis- see him." brings are an educational oppor- appear. After his first album, "Drums tunity for the whole Bowling "Long before there was affir- of Passion," was released In 19S9, Green community." mative action, there was sex- he went on to add to his record- Following the performance ism," she said. "Long before ing career by actively supporting will be a reception at the Wank there was affirmative action and working with the late civil- leman Gallery in the School of there was racism and long before rights leader Martin Luther Art where an exhibition titled affirmative action we had King, Jr. Ashcroft-Eason said his "Textiles from Vanishing Cul- differential treatment of vet- group is the embodiment of tures: Flat Woven Textiles of the erans and the disabled." multiculturallsm'that crosses World" will be on display until Misunderstandings also exist gender and cultural lines. Feb. 7. regarding quotas, which have BG Ncwi Phoio by Hid, kl KatapaU "He carries a theme of broth- For further information, call become more of a "buzz word" Wefley Rupert, 4, takes a ride down East Merry Street. erhood and sisterhood," Ash- the Africana Heritage Series than a reality, Rose said. croft-Eason said. "He brings a Committee at 372-8120. Quotas are only mandatory in cases where a court order has been Issued to remedy acts of discrimination. "There is no affirmative action BG utility rates to remain the same statute or regulation that re- By DARLA WARNOCK quires quotas," he said. lowed the Board to keep the rates water, as well as to improve taste current standstill of public utili- "We dont have any choice - we Instead of issuing quotas, the The BC News constant for a number of years. and odor. ties, the tuition rates of students have to pay," Martin said. "The program aims for goals to allow He said the rates may see an They will also be taking part in does not decrease. He explained fact that we don't have utility in- equal access into areas of em- Utility rates for Bowling Green Increase in 1998 as a result of a a pilot test of nano-filtration the University has a mandatory creases now is that we dont have will not increase this year as a ployment. new granular-activated carbon methods, which would further budget for utilities, which the to add that to the University bud- "Under affirmative action result of the new budget which nitration system which will im- improve the quality of the city's state covers half of. Student tui- get." was accepted by the Board of plans, the test is not whether you prove the water quality for the water. tion covers the remaining SO per- He added that more utilites meet the goal, the test is did you Public Utilities Monday. community. "We expect 1998 will see some cent. will be used on campus when make good faith efforts," Rose The rates haven't seen an in- The city is currently under de- change," Stockburger said. "We Martin said the cost for the East Hall Is completed, and for crease in at least three to six said. sign for the new system which is don't gauge to how many in- University doesnt change much other Increases in use. Rose also added that although years. hoped to be in place by summer creases there are, as to how as a result of the utility budget "That would have to come out controversies exist between cer- Utilities Director Daryl Stock- of 1998. much inflation there is." because use also plays a role in of student tuition," Martin said. burger explained that carried The system is designed to elim- Bob Martin, vice president of determining the amount of "We're still preparing the budget • See ACTION, page three. over budget balances have al- inate any herbicides found in the operations, said regardless of the money the University must pay. for next year." page two The BG News Wednesday. January 29. 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

NATALIE MILLER H E Stereotyping fraternities is unfair

A8 a non-Greek. I don't mind something they believed In. I've This myth compromises the it. On one occasion, a student the large amount of attention that met lots of frat guys who resent validity of many close friendships became ill, and his brother, who the Greek system gets socially. But the preconception that they are that have been formed over time was sitting next to him. led him other people do. Some of the all athletic, shallow, khaki- and through common Interests. outside the classroom. When It nastiest labels and stereotypes wearing drunkards. Admit It, everyone needs a appeared to be an emergency. I have been put on letter-wearing I'm not saying there aren't group. This is key in college, where looked back and saw several of students. Do they deserve It? Or is people who fit the stereotypes. people tend to cluster together. his brothers race down the all the commotion related to public But what about the majority There are different ways of devel- stairs to help. It appeared that misconception? that don't? I've met enough oping a group: a team, classes, the singular thought In their Non-Greeks, also known as friendly, fun and respectable your dorm floor, housemates or old heads was: "My brother is in NEWS independents, have varying guys that my opinion has been friends from high school. Why trouble and I want to help him." opinions on fraternities In general. formed In a more positive way. I should a fraternity be different? I was struck by the selflessness "Serving the Bowling Most of the females 1 spoke with wonder what I would think If 1 They are recognizing the need and compassion shown by these have better experiences with the hadn't given half of them the for other people like them. It gives members. "It is widely Green community for fraternities than the males. I think chance. Probably what most them direction and companion- A lot of people don't realize It's because we meet more of them, other people do: Joining a ship. Behind the masculine front, that there are many diverse recognized over 75 years" and learn to discredit the popular fraternity means drinking a lot, there are deep friendships, and the fraternities at the University. that judging stereotypes. Many male indepen- forgetting about old friends and rituals strengthen their bond. While some larger ones may someone by 210 West Hall dents have different experiences, trying to be a clone like every- Skeptics laugh at the idea of come to mind, there are many Bowling Green State University ranging from outright hostility to a one else. forced brotherhood. Very Interest- smaller ones that are close-knit their color, Bowling Green, OH general dislike of the whole con- Stereotypes do a disservice to ing, since I have a brother, and I and contain more similar guys. nationality 43403 cept. Sororities generally have a everyone. It is widely recog- certainly didn't choose him. These These often get overlooked in and sex is [email protected] more positive reputation—but for nized that Judging someone by men who choose to Join a frater- favor of the larger frats that now I'd like to focus on the frater- their color, nationality and sex nity become brothers. It's very receive more attention and unfair. Why (419) 372-2601 nities. is unfair. Why can we catego- common that people who perform boast a larger roster. These can we cat- Right now. Spring Rush for rize people wbo belong to an activities together will become might challenge many people's fraternities Is coming to an end. organization? I am not defend- friends. Some grow closer than ideas about fraternity life. egorize Editorial Board 372-6966 Many people have dismissed It. ing every aspect of Greek life. 1 others of course, but the overall If you don't know anything people who believing that Greek life Is not for Just want to point out that on commitment to brotherhood about fraternities, get some belong to an Scott Brown them. How do they decide? Maybe this campus, there Is a large demonstrates the Importance of Information. If you don't like Editor they really have Investigated what cauldron of fallacy separating the larger group. One of my them, realize that they are made organiza- Greeks and Independents. sources described a brother as up of many different people. Vince Guerrieri Darla Warnock belonging to a fraternity means. tion?" More likely, they rely on their I've heard many people say "someone I may not always get Even the different Individual Managing Editor Chief Reporter preconceived ideas and what they won't pay for their friends. along with, but like and respect. fraternities are vasUy different. they've "heard". It's also possible Choosing to Join a fraternity Being a brother means working If you want nothing to do with Amy Johnson Mike Wendling that they met some Jerks who means investing time, energy things out." any of this, at least keep an Assistant Opinion Editor happened to belong to a frat. This and finances. The dues benefit From what I've seen, these guys open mind and try to prevent Managing Editor does happen unfortunately, but the entire group. Money goes take It very seriously. A brother is stereotypes from perpetuating Brandon Wray with the number of Jerks out there, towards house upkeep, philan- not Just a title, it means that themselves. Penny Brown Entertainment your chances of meeting one that thropies and special events. someone will be there for you. It's Natalie Miller Is a weekly Copy Chief Editor happens to belong to any group You pay to Join any organiza- not an automatic thing. It takes columnist for The News. Ques- are pretty good anyway. MosUy. tion, and fraternities come with time and effort to grow closer with tions and comments can be sent to [email protected] or Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins you'll find cool people who like many valuable perks. Also, the group, and actually feel like belonging to and paying for an brothers. 210 West HalL She would like to Photo Editor Sports Editor being part of a larger organization. They wouldn't spend the time, organization does not in any Last semester. I had a large dedicate this column to JCK. money and effort If it weren't way entitle you to have friends. lecture class with many Greeks in Chris and Mike. Copy Staff 372-2604 Krister! Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrolt G. Michael Graham Kerri Killion Kelly VonGlahn POWER LINES

Reporting Staff 372-2604 o Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Fek I rvte Uavinj rriis mock Maureen Barry Tanya Markul -tine betv*er> cUsses Jennifer Schab [Aaybe I coold put it to good use...stody, or something Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Hom Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby JeffGayton •GUEST COLUMNIST John Harris Stacy Hubert Maggie Kushlak Cathy Raidl Greg Schwitzgabel Erin Taylor Tiffany Wendeln Jessica Wherry Star Wars: the new BGSU theme? Carla Zvosec BGSU Is searching for a new Millennium Falcon. In fact, people who will vehemently oppose duel at haftlme while the BGSU Advertising Staff 372-2605 look. I think the phrase was a wasn't that a question on those this change. With good reason, Dance Team breaks it down to Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley "stronger visual Identity". That proficiency tests we had to take some people equate Falcons with the Imperial Death March. Hell, Christy Hagerman Alison Polley sure is a fancy way of saying the In high school? Bowling Green State University as let's dress up the pep band in Lori Patton Jim Vassallo University is changing Its logo. How many students have strongly as off-campus students do Cantina Band outflts. Are you I have the solution. Answer, thy actually seen a falcon? Again. a parking shortage. Some might beginning to get the picture? name is Chewbacca. Confused? I'm guessing here, but 111 call it selling out. I call It cashing Why not? Our school has Letters to the Editor How about Light Speed? Or C3PO? venture that the number Is at In. other ties to the Silver Screen. Let me explain. Personally. I least 15.000 less than those At worst, we sell millions of Eva Marie Saint and Tim If you would like to submit i Letter to the don't think that changing the logo having seen the Millennium dollars of merchandise. Think of Conway may be our most Editor, please follow these guidelines: Is going to accomplish much. Falcon. the dizzying amount of ways for famous alumni. There's Just •Make sore the letter Is 500 words or leas. That's why I suggest that the The timing Is right. With the our athletic department to take that litde problem of copyright. Please include your address, major, aca- University take a bolder approach original Star Wars being advantage of the situation. It's no Let's throw some money at demic class and phone number (phone rereleased on January 31st. the secret that athletic contest atten- George Lucas. Granted, the man numbers are strictly for verification and In creating this "stronger visual "How many not tor pubUcaUon). Identity". Let's go the full nine University can make the switch dance figures could use a shot In Is obscenely wealthy, but students have •Letters mast be typed,aad not handwrit- yards. Let's get a new nickname. while the movie is as popular as the arm. Wanna fill up Anderson everybody has their price. When ten. Letter! brought la saved oa a And what can present a stronger it's ever been. And with added Arena for the next time we play the University actually builds a actually seen Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- visual Identity than Star Wars? scenes and THX enhancement, Tiffin? Try a light saber giveaway. I new arena, we can name It after a falcon? ferred. That's right. The movie. we'll see lntergalactlc beauty as know I'd be there. Wanna make him. Throw in some royalties. Again, I'm • Bring the letter to Room 210 West HaB, That Is why I propose we we never have before. How the floor more attractive? Kiss Even If the school would do or e-aaal us at [email protected]. many other school's nicknames Be prepared to show valid IdentiOcatlon. become the Bowling Green State goodbye the Falcon logo at nothing but break even finan- guessing • Space limitations may prevent The BG Univeristy Millennium Falcons. played an Integral part In halfcourt on the basketball floor cially, the exposure we would here, but I'll News from printing sfl letters received. This name will allow the Univeristy defeating the Empire? I don't and at center ice at the Ice Arena. get for the change could pro- The BG News reserves the right to edit to maintain Its tradition while recall hearing of the Toledo Obi Hello Millennium Falcon. Goodbye mote the University, build venture that any and all letters. plugging Into the younger, hipper Wan Kenobls. or the Ohio State Sic Sic. Hello Storm Troopers. community, and achieve that the number is generation of prospective students. Jedl Knights. Let's not forget another glaring coveted "stronger visual iden- at least Copyright O 1997. The BG News. Bowling You say that's not a problem? Well, This change In nickname will problem. I'll quote something I tity". If it gets outdated, so fjreen. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this check out those sagging enroll- obviously demand that we get a heard from some hockey faithful at what? Change It again. I'd 15,000 less publication without the permission of The BGNews ment figures. Only the Ohio new school logo. Well, how a game last year. "Man. our mascot rather the school be with the than those •is strictly prohibited. Turnpike has witnessed a more about the Millennium Falcon uniforms suck!" Yes Indeed. Well, times than mired In the past for having seen The BG News is an independent publication flying away from an exploding how about having a couple of tradition's sake. founded in 1920 and is published daily during the drastic decline In business. (Hey. the Millen- academa year and weekly during the summer se- there could be some sort of con- Death Star. Hey. they didn't Chewbaccas running around In So voice your opinion. And mester. nection there. Hmmm.) name it the Death Star for the crowd. Imagine playing at remember, what other ship nium Fal- Opinions expressed in columns and letters to There are roughly 17.000 nothing. That death theme Anderson Areana and hear a made the Kessel Run In less con." 'Jhe editor are not necessarily those of the student students currently enrolled at the might be a tad grizzly for the wookle noise Just as you're about than 12 parsecs? "body, faculty. University administration or The BG University. I will go out on a limb boys on the Board of Trustees, to shoot that crucial free throw. Ill ■flews. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the and guess that about, oh. 16.998 but hey, I'm flexible on the logo. bet on the miss. Tom Denk Is a guest colum- ■Spring 1997 BG News staff. It's the name I really want Want to be Honorary Jawa for nist for The News. Questions The BG News encourages its readers to notify of those 17.000 students have the paper of any errors in stories or photograph watched some portion of the Star changed. the Night? No problem. Watch and comments can be sent to descriptions. Wars trilogy and can Idenlfy the I am sure there are some Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker 210 West Hall

\ I Wednesday, January 29, 1997 The BG News page three

REGION- Red Cross to host campus blood drive

By MELISSA NAYMIK blood. day, Feb. 5, the hours will be ex- Requirements for whole blood The BC News "In 1996, there were approxi- tended until 7 p.m. The Universi- "I enjoy giving blood because it gives me a donations and plasma donations mately 57,000 blood donors in ty blood drive is sponsored by the are the same, except a person can The American Red Cross will northwest Ohio alone," Strick local chapter of the American chance to do something good." only donate whole blood every 56 host a blood drive beginning Feb. said. "The average age of blood Red Cross. days. Plasma can be donated 3 on the University campus. donors is between the mid-40s Antonette Vega, University Holly Vaske twice a week. According to the American and up." Blood Drive chairperson, com- student and blood donor Red Cross, in northwest Ohio This average has a tendency to mented that over the past years Holly Vaske, a sophomore alone, 250 donors are required change when blood drives occur the number of student responses graphic design major, said her daily to meet the needs of blood on university campuses and in to campus blood drives has de- aged to participate in the blood gives blood, they are only giving experience donating blood here recipients. high schools across the nation. creased. drive as well, since it is based on 8-10 minutes of their life to pos- at the University gives her a Sara St rick, communication From Feb. 3-7, the Blood Mo- "The reason for the lack of a walk-in basis. sibly save another life. chance to help others. "I enjoy coordinator of blood services in bile will be coming to the Univer- student cooperation during the The process of donating blood Donors must be 17 years of age giving blood because it gives me northwest Ohio, said the number sity campus. It will take place in blood drives is apathy," Vega is simple. Blood donors are re- or older, weigh at least 110 a chance to do something good," of donors will need to be in- the Northeast Commons located said. quired to have a mini-physical pounds and wait at least two days Vaske said. "I am always so busy creased over the next few years in the Amani Room from 10:30 Members from outside of the and to review their medical after their last whole blood dona- otherwise so I never have any in order to accommodate the am. until 4:30 p.m. On Wednes- campus community are encour- background. When a person tion. time for volunteering." number of people in need of WECKESSER ACTION Continued from page one. not filling the house sufficiently Continued from page one. studies major, said he attended and damages to the property, in- the event to remain aware of the Street house Nov. 14, 1996. Dur- cluding allegations of graffiti tain groups regarding the pro- facts of affirmative action in- ing the party, pledge Kristian and human fecal matter in com- gram, it is important to recognize stead of giving in to the popular Rabatin became ill with alcohol mon rooms. In the fall of 1994, groups who have supported it. beliefs that are in society. poisoning and was eventually the fraternity's initiation week "There are a lot of white males "If you are bombarded with a Lifeflighted to Toledo Hospital was shut down and all fraternity who support it," he said. "We lot of the popular views and ra- for treatment. activities were stopped pending would not have one of the laws cist views, you'll automatically The fraternity has been placed an investigation of hazing. The dealing with affirmative action start believing that," Keil said. on social probation by its national fraternity was exonerated after had it not been for a lot of com- "You believe those things even A man was reported soliciting without a permit on South chapter. an interrogation of its pledges. Main street last Tuesday. He was selling computer radios out mited white males." though you have no basis of facts In the past five years, Delta At least four members of the Ian Keil, a junior international to back up your statement." of a flowerbasket. Police were unable to locate anyone but Tau Delta and its members have fraternity were investigated in would keep an open eye out for the suspect. had their share of problems. connection with the largest gam- In October of 1993, Delta Tau bling ring in Bowling Green his- A sick raccoon was sitting on top of a woman's fence. The Delta was kicked out of their on- tory in Feb. 1995. Several mem- woman was unable to let her dog out and police were called. campus house for lack of educa- bers were also arrested on char- MCO chooses The raccoon was picked up and taken away. tional programming, unpaid bills. ges of marijuana possession.

Police were called to check out a sewage overflow. The man reported raw sewage was coming up from the toilet area. A Around Bowling Green new president maintenance man was called. Fire alarm causes disruption in Olscamp Hall The Associated Press The trustees also said they be- A resident in the 700 block of Conneaut was locked out of lieved that a national search for a her house last Wednesday. The police received a phone call TOLEDO - The Medical Col- candidate would take too much from her neighbor, stating that the woman was standing out At 10 am. yesterday, the fire alarm in Olscamp Hall went off and students were not permitted back into the building until lege of Ohio's acting president time and money. in the street half dressed. The police attempted to contact the police and maintenance checked the building for fire. According has been chosen to permanently McCullough said he was ready woman's husband but he was could not be reached. A lock to Gardner McLean, associate director of public relations, a me- head the medical school. for the challenge. and key company was contacted to let her back Inside. chanical panel was thought to be on fire. Police investigated and Dr. Frank McCullough, 56, of found no problem. It was later determined that the alarm system Perrysburg in suburban Toledo, "It's only through an extraor- A large grey cat was running around Bourgogne Avenue malfunctioned and classes resumed. becomes the school's fifth presi- dinary set of circumstances that last Thursday afternoon. The man stated he had no idea who dent since its founding in 1964. I received this opportunity," he the cat belonged to, but it was bothering his bird feeder. University searching for outstanding senior of He succeeds Dr. Roger Bone, said. 1997 who resigned in June because of In the 1000 block of Grove street last Thursday, a woman illness. McCullough is a graduate of reported that two large German sheperds broke a window. The University is looking for this year's outstanding senior. McCullough previously was Baldwin-Wallace College and She was worried the dogs would Jump out the window and The Alumni Association and the University Ambassadors will executive vice president and the Ohio State University College of attack someone. The owner was contacted and the window be sponsoring the 1997 Outstanding Senior Award. Students who chief administrative officer of Medicine. He Joined the MCO was fixed. wish to be considered must be nominated by a registered student the school. faculty as a professor in the De- organization, possess a minimum grade point average of 3.0 and The college's board of trustees partment of Medicine in 1978. must be graduating in May, August or December 1997. approved his appointment on A man ran into a deer last Saturday morning. The animal Students will then be rated according to leadership, schol- Monday. did minor damage to the front end of the car. The deer ran off McCullough was Bone's doctor arship and service, and all applications will be reviewed by a Board Chairman Bruce after Bone was diagnosed with and the man didn't see where It went. A report was filed by panel of faculty, staff and alumni. Thompson said the trustees cancer in 1993, two months after police. The award's recipient will be announced at the Senior Send-off April 24. wanted someone familiar with Bone became MCO's president. The deadline to apply is February 24. the college and the issues it Bone has since sued McCullough A car was stuck in a field after it ran off the side of the road faces. for alleged malpractice, contend- The man driving didn't want the police called because he Professor giving presentation about on-line "He is a man of great personal ing that McCullough failed to didn't have a license. He fled the scene when police arrived. academic publishing integrity and ability," Thompson recognize that his cancer was A car completely Iced over was driven by a man last Sun- said. spreading. day. The man was operating the car by looking through a University professor Kristie Foell will give a presentation on "peep hole". When cited the man was poUte and cooperative. on-line academic publishing Thursday at 8 p.m. in 126 Hayes Hall. A woman complained she found a douche bag and condom The presentation will contain a lecture and a demonstration. on her vehicle. The woman has a handicap pass and sus- pects It was other residents in her apartment complex be- cause she had reported them for illegally parking In the han- dicap space. A report was filed. FRATERNITY RUSH!

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NATION Jewell sues paper Millionare's mental condition

The Associated Press coverage of the bombing as pipe bomb exploded before questioned in murder trial "fair, accurate and responsi- daybreak on July 27, killing ATLANTA - Richard Jewell ble." one person and injuring more The Associated Press sued The Atlanta Journal- "Noticeably lacking is any than 100. Constitution and the college explanation of what is false He initially was praised as a MEDIA, Pa. - Hours after he where he once worked as a se- about what we reported," Kint- hero for spotting the bomb in shot one wrestler to death, mil- curity guard on Tuesday, ac- zel said at a news conference. the Olympic park and helping lionaire John E. du Pont heard cusing them of libel in linking The newspapers will fight to move people out of the way another wrestler friend was ill in him to the Olympic bombing. the lawsuit, he said. "There has before the blast. the hospital and expressed Jewell's lawsuit, which seeks been no discussion of any Three days after the bomb- "great concern," du Pont's secu- unspecified damages, accuses settlement." ing, an extra edition of The At- rity consultant testified today. the newspapers of portraying In December, the news- lanta Journal identified Jewell Like David Schultz, whom du him as a man with "a bizarre papers refused Jewell's de- as a suspect. Jewell came Pont is on trial for killing, Bul- employment history and an ab- mand to print a retraction to under intense media scrutiny garian wrestler Valentin Jor- errant personality" who likely three stories about him while for three months until federal danov had coached, trained and was guilty of placing the bomb. he was a suspect. prosecutors cleared him in Oc- lived with his wife and children Those stories quoted Pied- Meanwhile, Jewell and his tober. on du Pont's estate for many mont College President Ray mother settled a complaint The Journal report linking years. Cleere as describing Jewell as against CNN for an un- Jewell to the bombing was Patrick Goodale, who was with a "badge-wearing zealot" who disclosed amount, according to leaked by an FBI agent and the multimillionaire during the "would write epic police re- a joint statement issued by confirmed by unidentified January 1996 shooting and spoke ports for minor infractions," CNN and Jewell's lawyers. members of the Atlanta Police with du Pont early in the ensuing the lawsuit said. "CNN continues to believe Department, the lawsuit said. two-day standoff, testified he Lin Wood, a lawyer for that its coverage was a fair and Nine reporters or editors of told du Pont that Jordanov had Jewell, called the lawsuit "the accurate review of the events the newspapers and officials of fallen ill and was in the hospital. first step in what will be a long that unfolded following the Piedmont College in Demorest Du Pont "expressed great con- and hard-fought battle against Centennial Olympic Park ex- also are named as defendants cern," he said. a billion-dollar corporation that plosion," the Atlanta-based in the lawsuit. "He asked to relate to Jor- tried and convicted Richard network said in a statement. Last month, Jewell reached a danov: 'I love him,'" Goodale tes- Jewell for a crime he did not However, neither side would settlement with NBC over tified. commit" discuss details. comments anchorman Tom He also said du Pont repeatedly Journal-Constitution pub- Jewell, 34, was working as a Brokaw made on the air about refused to surrender after the lisher Roger Kintzel on Tues- private security guard in Cen- Jewell shortly after the bomb- shooting and even threatened to day defended his newspapers' tennial Olympic Park when a ing. "get out my toys," possibly re- ferring to dynamite he kept at his mansion. Police eventually took du Pont into custody by cutting off heat to the mansion and grab- Strike ends with makeshift agreement bing him when he came outside to fix the boiler. The Associated Press ters in Warren, Mich. issue had been resolved. Besides Schultz's widow, Holmes declined to provide de- Nancy, Goodale is the only wit- MORAINE, Ohio - Negotiators tails of the agreement pending The strike forced at least one ness to the shooting at du Pont's reached a tentative agreement ratification by the International parts supplier to reduce opera- Newtown Square estate. Du Tuesday to end a strike at a Gen- Union of Electronic workers. tions Tuesday. LDM Technolo- Pont's trial began Monday with AuocUlcd Prasi eral Motors Corp. truck assem- The workers went on strike at gies in Byesville, Ohio, told 75 of opening statements, followed by John du Pont is wheeled by sheriff's deputies Monday as he departs the bly plant that makes the Oldsmo- the suburban Dayton plant on its 470 workers not to report to testimony from Mrs. Schultz. His Delaware County Courthouse after the first day of his trial in the bile Bravada, Chevrolet Blazer Sunday, after rejecting a three- work until further notice. LDM lawyers don't dispute that he shot shooting death of wrestler Dave Schultz in January 1996. and CMC Jimmy, a GM spokes- year contract proposal. supplies plastic parts to the Mor- Schultz, arguing that he was in- man said. Union officials said GM had aine plant. sane when he did so. statement she gave police after that day. The 4,300 workers will return failed to settle hundreds of Goodale, who said he worked the shooting. "The last year he's During a two-day standoff, Du to their jobs Wednesday, said grievances, including disputes The Moraine plant produces for du Pont on and off as an inde- been consistently under the im- Pont asked police negotiators Gerry Holmes, a spokesman at over overtime and discharged about 1,000 vehicles a day. It is pendent security consultant, pression that he Is the Dalai more than 100 times to get his GMs North American headquar- workers. GM said the grievance the only GM facility that makes read records of calls made from Lama and usually dresses in all personal lawyer, and made re- the Bravada. The Jimmy and the cellular telephone In du red." peated demands, including a Blazer sport-utility vehicles Pont's mansion during the stan- Du Pont's defense contends he request for a presidential par- made at Moraine are also pro- doff. Several were made to Goo- suffers from schizophrenia and don, McGettigan said. duced at other GM plants. dale, nearly a dozen to du Pont at- was unaware he was doing some- But Mrs. Schultz's year-old Happy 22nd torney Taras Wochok and at least thing wrong when he shot Schultz statement helped drive home de- According to Ward's Automo- eight to Jordanov. three times last year. Pros- fense lawyer Thomas Berg- Birthday tive Reports, GM had a 50-day On Monday, Mrs. Schultz testi- ecutors maintain that du Pont, strom's opening argument: that supply of Blazers, a 62-day sup- fied that she told police hours compelled by revenge and anger, du Pont, 58, drove his car out the ply of Jimmys and a 113-day sup- after the killing that she believed knew exactly what he was doing. front gates of his mansion to ERIN ply of Bravadas at the end of the millionaire was insane. In a preemptive strike to the Schultz's home and "into the 1996. A 62- to 72-day supply is "He's mentally Insane, he hal- insanity defense, First Assistant abyss of insanity." considered healthy for this time lucinates, he talks about things District Attorney Joseph McGet- Du Pont is in Norristown State MILLIGAN! of year. that he hears and sees," Mrs. tigan said Monday that du Pont Hospital, where he has been Schultz said, reading from a was deliberate in all his actions taking anti-psychotic drugs. 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'' Wednesday, January 29, 1997 The BG News page five Driver in nation's worst DUI wreck up for parole Jury ponders Simpson case

The Associated Press president of the Radcliff chapter The Associated Press Brown Simpson and Ronald mostly white civil panel must $200 to file a lawsuit?" of Mothers Against Drunk Goldman. Simpson was acquit- agree to find Simpson respon- Petrocelll said. COVINGTON. Ky. - The man Drivers, has a personal and SANTA MONICA, Calif. ~ ted of the crime of a year and a sible. "Mr. Simpson, here's $200. convicted of causing the nation's professional Interest in the Ma- - O.J. Simpson's fate was half ago. In his final words to the Jury, Give ... my client back his worst drunken-driving wreck honey case. Her daughter, Ka- placed in the hands of a jury Some jurors took notes as plaintiff attorney Daniel son!" could try for parole for the first trine, then 12, was injured in the Tuesday after a final theatrical Judge Hiroshl Fujlsaki ex- Petrocelll responded to de- Simpson's lawyer, Robert time in July. accident. Her daughter's best flourish from an attorney who plained in his instructions that fense claims that the wrongful Baker, rose from his seat and Twenty-four children and friend was severely burned. waved a wad of bills at the Simpson is not being subjected death claim was baseless and yelled back: "Give it up! Give three adult chaperones died in "At this time, I will oppose it," football great and accused him to double jeopardy: "Even that anyone can file such a it up!" May 1988 when Larry Mahoney she said Tuesday. "I'm not will- of cheapening the lives of the though the defendant Simpson lawsuit by paying a $200 fee. "Give my client back his son drove his pickup truck head-on ing to say he should be released." victims. was acquitted in the criminal He took out some bills and and we will march out of here into a bus returning to Radcliff She said she is also making The panel deliberated two case, you can still find him lia- waved them in front of Simp- in a heartbeat!" Petrocelll First Assembly of God Church plans for MADD to assist other hours before quitting for the ble." son. raged. Simpson showed no from the Kings Island amuse- victims or survivors of those night. They must decide In contrast to the mostly "In their zeal to get your reaction. ment park north of Cincinnati killed with preparing impact whether Simpson should be black criminal jury that voted verdict, have they become so Petrocelli's stirring end to near Mason, Ohio. Forty people statements to present to the par- held responsible and made to unanimously to clear Simpson insensitive to the greatest of the five-month case came after survived. ole board. pay millions for the June 12, in downtown Los Angeles, just human tragedies, the loss of nearly five days of closing ar- "You know, we'll plan meetings 1994 knife slayings of Nicole nine of the 12 jurors on the life ... that they tell you It costs guments. Mahoney was driving in the to show them how to All out the wrong direction on southbound statements, explain the whole Interstate 71 when he hit the bus, process," she said. which burst into flames, just out- side Carrollton. The three-member parole Former agent believes Ramseys His 16-year prison term for panel could release Mahoney, manslaughter, assault and wan- schedule another hearing or or- The Associated Press py of a purported ransom note, The body of JonBenet, a form- JonBenet's parents at first. When ton endangerment required him der him to stay in prison. He is and he was briefed on the au- er National Tiny Miss Beauty, someone is killed in a home, "the to serve eight years before being confined in the Kentucky State NEW YORK - A former FBI topsy report, NBC said. was found in her basement, eight primary suspects will always and eligible for parole. Reformatory in LaG range agent hired by the parents of "What I've seen and experi- hours after her mother called 911 should be family." Victims' hearings usually last JonBenet Ramsey says he enced, I'd say they were not in- to report she had found a ransom His investigation convinced Kentucky Parole Board offi- no more than 30 minutes, but a doesnt think they killed their volved," said Douglas, according note and her daughter was miss- him otherwise, Douglas told cials said they expect Mahoney's day will be set aside for crash 6-year-old daughter. to a transcript of the interview ing. NBC parole hearings to be heavily at- victims to address the parole In a "Dateline NBC" interview, released in advance of the Tues- Authorities have released little JonBenet's body was found by tended, because of the number of board, said Helen Howard- John Douglas said he spent about day night broadcast. about their investigation; no her father and Douglas noted, victims and the horror of the Hughes, chairwoman of the four or five hours with John and Douglas is the former head of arrests have been made. Police "Generally, If a parent kills a crash. board. Patricia Ramsey and visited their the FBI's behavioral science unit. have said JonBenet was stran- child, they don't want to be the The board plans to conduct two home in Boulder, Colo., where He was the inspiration for an in- gled but they have refused com- one who finds the child," hearings: one for the victims and "With a high-profile case like their daughter was found dead on vestigator in "The Silence of the ment on reports that she was He said they also "usually one for Mahoney, now 43. No this certainly is, I'm sure it will Dec. 26. Lambs" and he drew up the Una- sexually assaulted and her skull place their child with a very dates were set. take more time, which we cer- He also saw a limited amount bomber's profile when the bomb- fractured. peaceful type of look to It. They Luann McNickle, the current tainly will do," she said. of evidence, including a photoco- ings began. Douglas said he suspected stage the crime scene."

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REGION- NATION Vegas based company Group strivesjbr dying sets sights on Detroit patients9 right to choose

The Associated Press sino Windsor, has sold its pretty obvious," William The Associated Press the Hemlock Society believes it "People will say, "This has shares to co-owners Hilton Ho- Schmitt, a Wall Street gaming should be legal for physicians to nothing to do with the govern- DETROIT - A Las Vegas- tels Corp. and Caesars World analyst, told the News. DENVER - "Kit is dying," be- provide life-ending medication ment.' This is about the people's based gaming company will Inc. A casino advisory task force gan the e-mail to an Internet can- for terminally ill, mentally com- choice to be able to decide their sell its interest in a Canadian Under an agreement with the said it would prepare its selec- cer chat group. petent people who want to die. own dignity, and that's what this casino, freeing itself from a no- province of Ontario, Circus tion standards for Detroit "She woke from her morphine The movement has formidable precisely is about ~ dignity." competition pledge in an effort Circus would not have been al- Mayor Dennis Archer by April sleep yesterday afternoon, and opposition from organized med- to win a license for one of three lowed to become part of a 1. Archer hopes to release a told us she wanted to go ahead icine, organized religion and In two e-mails on the Internet Detroit casinos. competing.casino within 75 request for bids from casino and die, that she was tired of even the Clinton administration. over a four-day span. Short de- The Detroit News and De- miles of Windsor, Ontario - lo- operators in May. fighting, that she Just didn't have Nonetheless, Hemlock Society scribed how bone cancer had ea- troit Free Press reported today cated across the Detroit River Circus Circus executives the strength to go another round' members believe it is an issue ten away at his wife's hip, had that Circus Circus Enterprises, from Detroit. were unavailable for comment ... " wrote the Rev. Andrew whose time has come, and pre- forced one eye to swell shut and one of three operators of Ca- "It is a strategic move, that's Monday. Short. dict it will be pushed Into law be- had thinned her bones, causing In the 16 months since his wife fore the year 2000 by a grass- severe pain with each move. died, the Presbyterian minister roots organization of volunteers. has become an advocate for the "I believe this is the civil rights He told of watching his wife of terminally ill as a member of the issue of this decade," says Peggy 35 years falter during a two- Hemlock Society, the nation's Lamm, a society board member month stay at Baylor Hospital in oldest and largest right-to-die who also is an outgoing Demo- Dallas, and of his vigil at her organization. cratic state legislator from Boul- bedside, sleeping in a chair Like other right-to-die groups. der. nearby. He said she had refused food and water, and asked for gui- dance on what to expect in the days ahead. In a third posting three days later, Short related his wife's Green Briar, Inc. final, painful breath, and vowed to push for change in the law so no one would have to suffer as NEW BUILDINGS she did. "If my sons and I have any- thing to do with it, that will FOR 1997! change," Short says. "The medi- cal community will have other options than simply maintaining Campbell Hill Apartments a patient, as in Kit's case, until a 2 bedrooms, furnished bad heart or terminal bleeding or Indoor Track Meet kidneys or Infection brings The falcons host OU, flkron 451 Frazee Avenue death." & Central Michigan The right-to-die movement has Gymnastics Vs. Kent 3 bedrooms, furnished enjoyed a high profile nationwide Soturdoy 11:00 ot the Feitd House Sunday at 2:00 since 1990, when the Supreme $4.00 Adults. 352-0717 Court recognized a constitutional Hitfi School Students S2.00 €ppler North right to die, ruling that terminal- FR€6 ADMISSION to Olll ly ill people may refuse life- 8G Students - Fft€€ uiith ID sustaining medical treatment MAC SHOWDOWN! Men's Basketball BG vs. OHIO • Tonight at 7:00 p.m. Try our Bigger, Better Big Boy o a iy i

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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Falcon men entertain Ohio Swim Bowling Green alone in second place, teams but Bobcats to provide 'big' concerns stress By SCOTT BROWN Traynor in AAU ball. The BC News It's been rather amazing how positives "When I think of BG's defense has Improved since The new-and-improved Bowl- Ohio, I think of a Cowan's insertion in the starting By MIKE LEONARD ing Green interior defense will - strong physical team. lineup against Eastern Michigan 7fie BG News literally - get its biggest test of Jan. 20. He has teamed with fel- the season tonight. ... You also have to low centers Koen Rouwhorst, Despite records that The Falcon men, winners of six take into Dayon Ninkovic and Phil Murray could be described as any- of their last seven, entertain the to turn both Davis and Shaw - thing but intimidating, the Ohio Bobcats as they round out consideration the two of the MAC's premier big Bowling Green swim teams the first round of the Mid- point production of a men - into virtual non-factors in are having successful American Conference schedule guy like Geno Ford. the past two games. seasons, according to head (7p.m.,WBGU-FM). coach Randy Julian. BG's post defense, led by a re- He's a one-man "The difference Is that the post The loss against Miami vitalized Kirk Cowan in the dynamo." players, from myself to Koen, last Saturday was symbolic center spot, has shut down some Dayon and Phil, are concentrat- of the season for the Fal- formidable op- ing more and fronting the post a cons. Despite the lop-sided ponents (Mia- Jim Larranaga lot better," Cowan said. "It's hard team score, the Falcons mi's Devin for them to hurt you if they are were able to take many pos- BG head coach Davis and denied the ball." itives out of the meet. •Toledo's Casey Larranaga referred to Cowan "It builds confidence (for Shaw) over the mates - they have a big, strong as a human "stop sign". the men) to have six wins in past week. This front line. "A couple of teams have tried 13 races against Miami," after the first "You also have to take into to throw over him, and he's de- Julian said. "It builds con- half of the consideration the point produc- flected the pass," Larranaga fidence to have season best season where tion of a guy like Geno Ford. He's said. "If you're a passer trying to times in a meet like that. opposing a one-man dynamo." feed the post and you get a cou- (Confidence) was reflected centers regu- Cowan With Antonio Daniels and Jay ple passes deflected or stolen, it's in a positive workout on larly had big games. Larranaga et. al on the perimeter almost like a stop sign." Monday." But the Bobcats bring a rather for BG, Ford may be neutralized. Tonight's game marks the Julian says that the BG impressive front line in the likes That leaves the big battle under- halfway point in the MAC sched- swim programs are still In of Ed Sears (6-9, 270 lbs.), Basra neath, where Cowan and the rest ule for the Falcons. At 6-2, BG is transition. In light of this Pahklr (6-5, 230) and Diante of the Falcon post players will alone in second place in the con- fact, the Falcons don't have Flenorl (6-8,215). fight the giants. ference following Ball State's to win meets to gauge their Add to that the likes of diminu- "I have a huge guy to shut win over Miami on Monday. success. tive point guard Geno Ford (5-8, down this week, and he's one of "We are happy, but we cant al- "For a team like Eastern 180) with his 17.5 points-per- the bigger post players In the low ourselves to sit back and re- Michigan, it's imperative. game average, and Ohio offers a MAC," Cowan said of Sears, who lax at all," Cowan said. "We rea- But not for us," Julian said. dangerous inside-out combina- averages 14.7 points and 6.6 re- lize that we still have a lot of "Two more recruiting tion. bounds per game. games to play and a lot of games classes like last year will "When I think of Ohio, I think Cowan said that it had been at to finish." put us in the (MAC) upper of a strong, physical team," Fal- least two years since he had The game marks the first of BC Neva Piece by Deag Kkra aanky echelon." con head coach Jim Larranaga guarded anyone as large as consecutive home games for BG, Antonio Daniels skies during last Wednesday's win over Miami. This said. "You go 270, 230, 220 - and Sears, referring to going against as Western Michigan comes to week's MAC Offensive Player of the Week, Daniels has scored 33 • See SWIM, page nine. those are probably underesti- Michigan monster-man Robert Anderson Arena on Saturday. points in each of the past two games. He is the first Falcon to do that in over 25 years.

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PRO FOOTBALL Ditka back in the saddle Tagliabue hears Saints tap Par cells' contract former Bears dispute with Pats coach to rebuild team The Associated Press FOXBORO, Mass. - With "1 think The Associated Press Bill Parcells' future at stake, everybody's kind of NFL commissioner Paul Tag- feeling... like (his NEW ORLEANS - Mike Ditka liabue presided Tuesday in a returned to the city of his conference call in which the leaving) is greatest football triumph with coach and the New England inevitable, the Bears 11 years ago, taking Patriots aired their contract over as coach of the New Orleans differences. unfortunately." Saints, the second-worst team in The dispute Involves a pro- the NFL vision added to the contract in Ted Johnson There were tears in his eyes 1996, which the team claims New England linebacker and a catch in his voice as Ditka, gives it the exclusive right to who symbolized the tough, no- employ Parcells for 1997 if he nonsense style of play that en- wishes to continue as the to leave because of growing deared him to Chicago's blue col- team's coach or in a compara- tension between the two, pub- lar fans, was introduced Tuesday ble NFL job. licly, Kraft and Parcells said as Jim Mora's replacement. Parcells claims other parts only that they would discuss "Life to me is about challenges of the contract entitle him to plans at the end of the season. and climbing mountains and leave the Patriots and coach Tuesday's meeting took that's what I intend to do, try and another NFL team next place with Tagliabue In Los climb another mountain," said season. Angeles, Kraft and his attor- Ditka, whose Bears beat the New Tagliabue said he would rule ney In Boston, and Parcells England Patriots 46-10 in the '86 as early as Wednesday. Mean- and his representatives else- Super Bowl in New Orleans. time, he has barred Parcells where in the city. Ditka, back in the NFL after a from negotiating with any Patriots spokesman Don four-year stint as an analyst for other club. Lowery said the team would NBC, is the latest coach to leave AaMciif rd PrfM phoU Reports have speculated have no comment until Tag- the broadcast booth. Earlier this Mike Ditka addresses the media Tuesday after formally being introduced as the new coach of the New that Parcells has already de- liabue issued his decision. month, Dick Vermeil returned as Orleans Saints. Rumors had swirled during Super Bowl Week about the former Bears coach and NBC cided to take over the New "I think everybody's kind of coach of the St. Louis Rams after commentator returning to the sidelines. York Jets. feeling ... like (his leaving) is 14 years, and last year Jimmy At Foxboro Stadium on inevitable, unfortunately," Johnson replaced Don Shula in wins playoff games. Especially if Saints interim coach Rick Ven- "He's a leader. He was a leader Tuesday, players cleaned out middle linebacker Ted John- Miami after a two-year stay at he wins playoff games." turi was retained as assistant as a player and he's been a leader their lockers but could offer son said. "But there's nothing Fox Sports. Although the Saints had their head coach and linebackers as a head coach. He commands little about the future of their we can do about it. A lot of our "I'm severing a lot of ties, a lot first-ever winning seasons, won coach; Bobby April will remain respect," Kuharich said. coach. success was due in pert to his of things that have happened in the NFC West and went to the as special teams coach. Ditka has a history of health Free safety Willie Clay said effort as our coach. It's going my life," Ditka said. "Thirty playoffs under Mora, they have Saints president and general problems. Including a heart at- Parcells didn't talk about his to be interesting to see what years, and It's tough." never advanced past the first manager Bill Kuharich an- tack in November 1988 and three plans at their final meeting happens." Can he turn around the Saints round. nounced Ditka's appointment hip operations. He said his health upon the team's return from Reports in the days before after four straight non-winning Ditka gave few details about just moments after Kuharich is "good." its 35-21 Super Bowl loss to the Super Bowl had Parcells seasons? what changes he would make on a himself was promoted. Green Bay. being replaced by Pete Car- "I don't believe in miracles, but team that finished 3-13 last year. Kuharich had held the title of He was asked about his gam- "He talked to us about the roll, the defensive coordinator I don't think it's going to take a "I have not looked at any film vice president and general man- bling and his relationship with season and just said It was a of the San Francisco 49ers. miracle," he said. yet, gang," he said. "I've been ager since January 1996, but casinos. Those ties include work- heck of a season, and he talked Carroll had a 6-10 record with The 57-year-old Ditka signed a hiding from you." there had been questions about ing for a Gulf Coast casino where about the future of the team," the Jets In 1994, his only three-year contract. Terms were He said former Saints wide how much authority he exercised he did a weekly talk show. Clay said. "At that time, he season as an NFL head coach. not disclosed, but Ditka said the receiver Danny Abramowicz, over Mora, who resigned at mid- gave us no Indication he was Johnson said that no matter deal did not include team owner- special teams coach in Chicago, season after more than 10 years "I've never bet on a sporting going anywhere." who leads the Patriots next ship. would be his offensive coor- with the Saints. Benson said Di- event in my life. I do roll the Parcells was heading into year, he hopes the face of the "It has incentives if he wins," dinator and former Giants sec- tka will answer to Kuharich. Ku- dice," he said. He later added the fourth year of a five-year team remains the same. Saints owner Tom Benson said. ondary coach Zaven Yaralian harich said he recommended Di- that, now that he is back in coach- contract last summer when he "We've got a pretty good "If he wins the division, if he would be defensive coordinator. tka as the best coach for the job. ing, he will abide by NFL rules asked Kraft to cancel the final core ... I'm really hoping about associating with gambling year. Kraft agreed. Although there's not a facelift, that we casinos. reports had Parcells deciding keep the same guys," he said. PhiMu Congratulates Our Fall Scholars

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PRO BASKETBALL' NBA Standings MAC Men's Standing 5 Ponland 25 19 .V>H Sacramento 19 25 .432 NaVaatjsaTjM Golden Sou 17 25 .405 14 Cavs' defense limits Con) AH • y Thr lanuM r>™ I. A. Clippers 16 24 .400 14 W L ret. W L Pet. AM Times ESI Phoenix IS 28 .Mo 16.5 Eastern Michigan 5 1 .833 14 3 .824 EASIHIN CONKRCNTI Moaasy's Games Nets to record-low 62 Bowling Green 6 2 .750 14 5 .737 ftlmllr nhMlm Miami 125, Phoenix 97 Miami, Ohio 6 2 .750 11 5 .688 W L. Pet. GB Golden State 122, Vancouver 97 The Associated Press and pulled within 57-51 on a free Ohio 4 3 571 9 6 .600 Miami 31 12 .721 - throw by Shawn Bradley with Akron 4 4 .500 6 10 375 Tuaadav-iGamas New York 31 13 .70S Ball State 4 5 .444 8 379 Washington 22 21 .512 9 ■ale Gams Not ktrkahd EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. - 1:54 left In the quarter. 11 Orlando 19 20 .487 10 Toronto 120, Portland 84 The New Jersey Nets had their However, Chris Mills hit a Western Michigan 3 5 375 7 9 .438 New Jersey 11 30 .268 19 New York 109, Boston 107 lowest-scoring game since join- baseline jumper and put in a re- Kent 3 5 375 S 11 313 Boat on 9 31 .225 20.5 Cleveland 84, New Jersey 62 bound to push the lead to 61-51, Toledo 2 6 .250 9 7 .563 Philadelphia 33 .214 21.5 Washington 102, Orlando 82 ing the NBA In 1976, dropping an Central Michigan 2 6 .250 5 11 313 Charlotte 98, Indiana 97 84-62 decision to the Cleveland and Brandon ignited an eight- Saturday's Games Detroit 93, Milwaukee 84 CertralDMeiaii Cavaliers on Tuesday night. point run to start the final quar- Kent 67, Akron 54 Chicago 37 5 881 - Sacramento 91, Minnesota 88 ter by hitting a 3-pointer. LA. Lakers 102, Dallas 83 Terrell Brandon celebrated his Ohio 83, Central Michigan 68 Detroit 31 11 .738 6 The Nets went with a field goal Atlanta 28 12 .700 8 Denver at Utah (n) second straight All-Star selection Miami. Ohio 62, Western Michigan 49 Charlotte 25 18 .SHI 125 Chicago at Vancouver (n) with 18 points, but it was the for more than a 10-minute Eastern Michigan 85, Ball State 75 Cleveland 24 18 .571 13 Atlanta at LA. Clippers (n) NBA's best defense that stole the stretch spanning the third and Bowling Green 86, Toledo 76 Milwaukee 21 22 .488 165 spotlight, limiting New Jersey to fourth quarters. Monday's Game > Indiana 19 22 .463 17.5 WeaMsoay'i Games Ball State 74, Miami, Ohio 64 3S7 22 Toronto at Philadelphia, 7:30 p m 10 points in the first quarter and Bobby PhiUs added 16 points Toronto IS 27 Wednesday's Games k Phoenix at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. 11 in the last for Cleveland and Bob Sura had #l\ WISIEHN CONHMNCE Boston al Miami, 7 JO p. m. Ohio at Bowling Green Kendall GiU had 19 points for lS.Notes: Nets starting point k V ' am r_ IN*J MaWaet Division Indiana at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Kent at Central Michigan rv \r W L Pel. GB New York at a ev eland, 7:30 p. m the Nets, whose previous low in a guard Robert Pack missed his Eastern Michigan at Akron 1 A l— Houston 32 11 .744 - Portland at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. game was 68 points against Utah fourth straight game with a r v Am «n Toledo at Western Michigan t-id ■»■-■■■■ 29 13 .690 25 LA. Lakers at San Antonio, 830 pm. f ¥■ S Utah in 1989. sprained left ankle ... His re- Saturday's Games Minnesota 19 24 .442 13 Seattle at Golden State, 10 30 p.m. L-1 Dallas 14 27 .Ml 17 The 62 points allowed were the placement, Khalid Reeves, had Ball State at Ohio 19 Denver 13 30 302 Thursday's Games second fewest given up by Cleve- eight points and four assists. ... Kent at Miami, Ohio .275 19.5 San Antonio 11 29 Phoenix at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m land this season. The Cavs, who The Cavaliers have won 32 of Akron at Toledo 8 37 .178 25 Vancouver Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m are allowing a league-low 86 their last 43 vs. New Jersey, in- Western Michigan at Bowling Green Denver at Houston, 830 p.m. cluding all three this year... Tyr- Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan Pacific Division Atlanta at Utah, 9pm points per game, defeated Or- LA. Lakers 32 12 .727 - Vancouver at LA. dippers, 10:30 p.m lando 84-57 on Dec. 4. one Hill had 10 points and 12 re- Seattle 30 13 .698 1.5 Chicago at Sacramento, 1030 p.m. The Nets also had a franchise- bounds for Cleveland. Jayson low 21 field goals in the game, Williams, the NBA's second- leading rebounder, was disap- NHL Standings and their 30 percent shooting pointed not being named to the MAC Women's Standing S Vancouver from the field (21 of 70) was a 23 23 2 48 155 160 All-Star team. He had eight NMional Hockey league Stamarea Anaheim 19 23 6 44 137 144 season low. •y The Associated Pnas Calgary 17 25 6 40 119 142 Trailing 43-30 at halftime, the points and 12 rebounds, but was 3 Con* All Los Angeles 17 26 6 AITimrsEST 40 131 169 Nets rallied in the third quarter of 16 from the field. PW. W Pet. SanJoae 17 25 S 39 123 151 W L i EASTBBN COrJK muti Toledo 7 1 .875 15 2 .882 Asamic Division Mondays Games W L T Pta GF CA Kent 7 1 .875 11 6 .647 Ottawa 5, Tampa Bay 3 Miami 6 2 .750 12 5 .706 Philadelphia 28 14 7 63 157 121 Chicago 2 NY. Rangers 1 Hill's 22 points lead Pistons Florida 25 14 10 60 143 114 Colorado 5, Toronto 2 Ball State 6 2 .750 8 7 333 NY. Rangers 25 20 57 178 145 Anaheim 4, St. Louis 1 The Associated Press Johnny Newman converted a Ohio 5 3 .625 8 8 .500 New Jersey 24 17 S3 121 US Dallas 7, Los Angeles 2 three-point play for the Bucks, Bowling Green 4 4 .500 7 9 .438 Washington 20 24 -l.s 130 136 Vancouver 5, San Jose 2 MILWAUKEE - Grant HU1 but then Terry Mills hit his Eastern Michigan 2 6 .250 5 10 .333 Tampa Bay 18 23 42 136 149 .250 N.Y. Islanders 16 23 41 133 142 Tuesday's Games scored 22 points as the Detroit fourth 3-pointer to give Detroit a Western Michigan 2 6 2 14 .125 NoHhaaH PMataa Late Game Not Inducted Pistons defeated the Milwaukee 91-80 cushion with 1:08 left. Akron 1 7 .125 4 12 .250 W L T Pta GF GA Philadelphia 4. Phoenix 1 Bucks 93-84 Tuesday night. Central Michigan 0 8 .000 4 12 .250 Pittsburgh 27 17 S 59 183 151 Florida 5, Montreal 1 Saturday's Came* Buffalo 25 19 S 55 141 131 N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, (n) Newman hit a 3-pointer to cut Ball State 76, Eastern Michigan 54 Hartford 20 21 7 47 140 152 MMeteaWk Games The Pistons, the NBA's top de- Detroit's lead to 78-75 midway Toledo 83, Bowling Green 72 Montreal 18 25 8 44 158 182 Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7:30 p m fensive team, held their opponent through the final quarter, but Boston 18 24 6 42 140 170 Ohio 77, Central Michigan 73 k Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 JO p. m. under 100 points for the 22nd that's as close as Milwaukee Miami 69, Western Michigan 66 Ottawa IS 22 9 39 127 137 Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m K WfSTBtN COramUNd St. Louis at Toronto, 7:30 p. m. straight game. The Houston could get. Hill banked in a shot Kent 104, Akron 58 r> t v Central Division Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30 p.m Rockets are the only team to and then hit a short jumper to put Wednesday's Games r\V ■~n J W L T Pta GF GA Anaheim at Dallas, 7:30 p.m Akron at Eastern Michigan l \> k\ Dallas 28 17 4 60 ISO 119 score 100 points against Detroit the Pistons up 82-75 with 5:08 iZ2 Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 pm. Ball State at Miami \y r*■— ■■■ Detroit 22 16 9 S3 144 108 remaining. San Jose at Kdmonton, 9:30 p. m. this season, in a 115-96 victory on rVj w ■■■—■ r7 St. Louis 23 23 4 50 ISO 1S9 Bowling Green at Ohio T~ 1 Dec. 12,1996. i ■MB Phoenix 21 24 4 46 136 157 Thunder! Games Central Michigan at Kent ^n Chicago 18 26 8 44 130 139 St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m Hill, who will start for the Vin Baker, who had 18 points Western Michigan at Toledo Toronto 19 31 0 38 149 176 Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m Eastern Conference In the All- and nine rebounds, pulled the Saturday's Games Pacific Division Boston at Florida, 7:30 p. m. Star Game, scored on a dunk to Bucks to 64-63 with a two free Ohio at Ball State W L T Pta GF GA San Jose at Calgary. 930 p.m Colorado 30 12 8 68 170 117 N.Y. Islanders at Vancouver, 10 p.m give the Pistons an 88-77 lead throws and a layup with 3:32 left Bowling Green at Western Michigan Kdmonton 23 22 5 51 160 ISO Hartford at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m with 2:43 left. in the third quarter. Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan Miami at Kent SWIM Toledo at Akron

Continued from page seven. Unfortunately, that senior is we could cut his heart out and Tom Stoltz, Brandon Farris, Brandon Farris. keep it in a jar for future teams." and other members of the men's Easily the most versatile Farris' versatility was evident team have been spotted wearing "The program has been (success- swimmer on the men's squad, this past weekend as he brought full beards at recent swim meets. PANAMA CITY BEACH FL : RlsffliMHi] [ ful in the past), but the MAC Is Farris has recorded at least one home victories In the 200 yard Apperently, the Falcons will not victory in every stroke discipline B00KDIREC [ NOT JUSI RADIATORS! such an excellent conference In freestyle and butterfly. shave until the night before MAC We Ar* Now swimming that you cant win un- except breaststroke this year. Championships. CERTIFIED tor AC MARKET from $22 a night I less you're a very well rounded Farris will lead the Falcons REPAIR* RECHARGE team." Beyond this, however, Farris against Ohio University this Fri- "We're going to enjoy the [ brings the intangibles of leader- day at Cooper Pool. shavedown,"Julian said. •Heater Installation Good news, bad news ship and toughness to the team. buciimttqktcld Pl]jgfrorn$25 L •Heater Cores Julian does not underestimate his Not even Julian is immune C •Water Pumps • The good news for the Falcon captain's worth A team of ZZ Top wannabes from this tactic, as the Falcon stay hm md pvty IWB. TWO bMchftont •Gas Tanks men's team Is that only one coach is also boasting the ZZ Top ftotefc oWh i pBty i JjiUfcaO rtflt in the L • General Auto Repair senior will be lost to graduation "Farris is the equivalent of two When the Falcon men's team look. Julian admits, though.that mttde. Free log p*ty on vital beer pr- Sales. Installations swimmers," Julian said. "I wish t>s rUtfitty. live barxft (tov I. nitfTt. Hot rock C .this spring. wants to make a fashion state- he doesn't look forward to dis- I rd aid regpjM. m on the Detcn and btH and Repair covering how many grey hairs he ment, they take it on the chin. contests, ttto hot dWtCBroowB. MBT DJt, v L ES5 352-5133 |#J£| Literally. now has. 1-800-874-7101 r 520 S. MAPLE £$L • SAUDER* m^i Hey t> BOWLING GREEN ^BPTP^READY TO GOI

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Do you feel anxloua whan speaking In pub- USG NEEDS 2 OFF CAMPUS DISTRICT Available Close to Campua around rhe work! logatriar Saturday, Fabruary lic or In the cleaaroom?Bnef workshops on SENATORSI EASTERN EUROPE EMPLOYMENT 1. 8.00pm toMaregnl. HOBCWanhauar Wail Solve the Crime - Mystanes on Campus speech anxiety are now being offered FREE * required to attend General Assembly meet- 311/316 E Merry, 9 pymt. lease Travel Eastern Europe and win a cash prize through a study being conducted in tie Dept. of ings every other Monday. 211 E Heed St. and many more ATTENTION ALL ORGANIZATIONS APPLY- by leaching basic conversational English in Friday January 31, MacDonald Countryside Psychology Call 372-2540 for more informa- ' attend committee meetings every other Mon- CM II for II it in ga 353-0325 NG FOB UNIVERSITY BUDGETS • Donl kx- Prague. Budapest, or Krakow Inexpensive Teaser - 5.30pm. Show 7pm son ^ day if not m General Assembly. or hslmgs avail. 24 hrs at gai » raaarva a apaca In tie MANDATORY Room A Board ♦ other potential benefits. Find * serve on a University committee office 316 E. Merry «3 ACGFA Workshops that will ba hatd on Tnura- •Free" DU-DU-DU-DU GET IMVOLVEDON BGSU'S CAMPUS! out how to succeed in this Field. Call: (206) day, Fab. 6.1097 ai 9 30am. noon, and Fab. For mora info cal 2-7164. sponsored by UAO RUSH YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCEI 971-3660 ext. K55441. 13 at 7pm In tia Town Room ol lha Student DELTA UPSII.ON 1 A 2 Bdrm Apia. Avail • 12 mo only located @ Speaker: Derla Gere on WTI For more inlo, pick up an application in Union. Dr. Tonia Slawart, Aaacoala Vice (7:30pm) DU-DU-DU-DU Univ. Courts. Heat, water, cooking A sewer Praaidant lor Sudani ARaira vat bo tie guaai 404 Student Services or call 372-6026 Economic Development Specialist ind. Tenet pays elec, and 2 Bdrm apts. avail 9 Faculty Lounge (Student Union). Dana will be USG-USG-USG speaker. Groups not participating in mesa Ottawa County Community A 12 mo leases heat, water, cooking, A sewer speaking about WTI a hazardous waste man- DZDZDZDZDZDZOZDZ workahoos wil not ba allowed to raquaal AC- Improvement Corporation ind. Tenant pays elec. Close to campus. orator located in Eaal Liverpool. Ohio. Dele) Zeta wants lo thank our Reports to the Director of Economic GFA funding. For mora into, contact tha Stu- Weke -n Bake tor 352-0164. Spring Break Sign Ups. Faculty Advisor Sally Reymont Development OenlLitaOHcaal3722»43. Spring Break 1997 Panama City Beach. FL for all of her support Responsibility for Program Mgmnt. A Mktg 2 bedroom apt., close to campus $500Vmo • Attention all Organizations A January 27-31 Union Lobby DZDZDZDZDZDZOZDZ Send Resumes ASAP to elec. Call (517) 276-6911. Group Presidents 9am-4pm 'Jamaica 'Panama City 315 Madison St. Rm 206, Port Clinton. OH •Cancun "Daytona 2 Br. Apt. mual sublease for 6 mos avail. Now! Gat your group pictures m tha 1997 Kay year $190 w/o transportation 43452 book. Time is running out. Please can Jennifer DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ 'Padre 'Bahamas 840 8th St $425 mo. • uOls A dep. S285 w/ transportation Congratulations Ellen at 372-0753. Call tor FREE Into Packet!! 1 419 278-6922. Payable by cash, check, and credit card on your near Candle Passing. EMACO Cleaning now hiring 1 part-time posi- 1 800 426-7710 Apt. lor rent Free cable, new carpet BG Lacross'BG Lacross'BG Lacroas $25 security depoait required Better luck next time. tion. Student needed through Aug. 97. Transp. Call 354-7079. New players mealing tomghtl Sign-ups will continue in the UAO office. 33C DZDZDZDZDZOZDZDZ a must' Call 633-4567, leave message. 9pm. 11OBA. Questions call Jefl Union after 1/31. Questions? Cal 2-7184, Wanted 100 students Lose 8 to 100 lbs New DZDZDZDZDZDZOZDZ metabolism breakthrough. Dr. recommended Hankvood @ 3S3-4017. sponsored by UAO Mind your own bualneee! ColorWorks is cur- APTS FOR 97 AT '96 RATES Delia Zeta welcomes out BG Lacross'BG Lacross'BG Lacroas Guaranteed $30 cost. Free Gift. rently recruiting on campus for a limited num- 601 3rd' 1 bdrm turn' grads only Submit poetry - stories • an to Prairie Margins. NEW College Chapter Director 1-800 435-7591 ber ol summer "97 management positions. 704 501" 2 bdrm fum * 9 or 12 ease Croaa-Cultural Convolution Connection Drop off in English Mailbox office. Deadline Dawn Hennery Ziggy Zoombas is looking tor a musical enter- Gain hands on experience in managing a busi- 710 7th * 2 bdrm unfurn ' 12 mth lease Are you jntoreekfd in learning about a different March 1. inlo Ketly 353-1383 DZDZDZDZDZDZOZDZ tainer. Call 354-4280 after 4pnv ness in your hometown. Opportunities availa- PLEASE CALL 352-3445 - 9AM-9PM culture or language? If so, tha Cross Cultural Tha Brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsllon ble in Toledo, Sytvanla. Msumee, and other Conversation Connection is for youl This pro- EUROPE $155 would like to Thank the BGSU areas. Summer earnings $749,000. To speak gram wil match you with an international stu- Within USA $79 $129 Aval, for Rant Aug. 1, *97 Community tor their support dunng to a campus representative call Canbb /Mexico $189 r/t Cheap Fares WANTED Close to Univ. Year lease req'd. dent for weakly meetings throughout Ihe se- the Loss of our Brother Dan. 1-800-477-1001. mester. Join us for mora informaton on Jan- Everywhere! airhiioh@neloom com -3 bdrm home exc. cond. www.isicom.lr/airhilcfv800-326-2009 uaiy 29 at 7:00 P.M. in 204 Moeeley. ThetaCNRueh NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT 226 E. Merry St. 2 Mettalica Tickets Needed Tuaa. and Wad. 730-9:30 National Parks hire forestry workers, park -3 bdrm apt. 443 N. Enterprise FRATERNITY RUSHI Call 2-2376 Free Food and Muse FRATERNITY RUSH'" rangers, firefighters, lifeguards A volunteer and -1 bdrm apt. 443N.Emerpnse INFORMATION NIGHT. 21 TUES. 101 OLSC government positions. Excellent benefits A cal 686-4651 OPEN HOUSES 22 23.2S.29 ThetaCNRueh JAN 22.23,28,29 RUSH RUSH RUSH Guitarist seeking to form creative blues improv. bonus potential. Cal: 1-206-971-3620 ext AT INDIVIDUAL HOUSES NS5446 ALL EVENTS RUN FROM 7:30-9:30PM All FVFNTSRUN7 30-9 30 band Call Wes @ 353-7022 AVAILABLE NOW OR MAY Clean A nice up- BRINGAFRIENOI SERVICES OFFERED G PHI B™G PHI B—G PHI B LaaerTag Need a Tutor for Electronics Course. Please per apt. 3 large rooms, smallish kit., huge bath. FOR MORE INFO CALL 2 2846 The sisters of Gamma Phi Beta Sun.Feb 2.11 am-3p.m. call Steve at 353-2022. All new heater (gas), plumbing, elec Off-street would like lo congratulate Brand) Syrvania. Ohio parking Quiet street GREAT landlord. $425 A In cooperation with Tha President's Office. utjl. Call 354-1633. COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID Veres on her pearling to Jeff Carter $20-indudes transportation and 3 laser tag PART TIME USG ia currently invibncyacoapDng applica- Sudani Financial Services has information on of Kappa Alpha games Leu than 1 block from campus DAG RENTALS - AH of our units are within 2 tions for the position ol Undergraduate Student 3.400* public A private sector funding sources. O PHI B—O PHI B—G PHI B 'BuraaraUe' $6 00 per hour to stan blocks of campus. Now renting tor faH. Attrac- Representative lo the Board ol Trueteee. Ap- A MUST FOR ANYONE SEEKING FINAN Sign up Jan 21-30 in the UAO offica. 330Un- Flexible Hours tive, well-maintained units: plicants must ba in good standing. This is a two CIAL AID! For information: 1 -800-263-6495 ext IOO. For more info call 27164, sponsored by 606 E. WOOSTER - Spacious duplex located year poaiaon starling n Fall ol 1997. Applica- F55448. GPMB—G PHI B—G PHI B tor* are available in the USG Oreca, 404 Stu- The sisters ol Gamma Phi Beta UAO INTERVIEVVING directly across from campus Upper unit-2 dent Services A must ba reumed by Fnday, bilamational students. DV-1 Greencard would l*e to congratulate Dana M/F sublease! needed May Aug Own room in Monday through Friday bdrm /max occup 4. Lower unit-2 bdrm. /max February 7th at 5pm. Any questions call USG Program available. 1 800-773-8704 Albrecht on her engagement to 4 bdrm house Close to campus. 7:30am. 4:30pm occup 4. Reserved parking. al 372-8118 Applications dose Feb. 10.1997 Andy Hire ol Phi Mu Alpha. call 353-5190 234 S. COLLEGE - 2 bdrm. rtouee/max oc- We wish you the best ol luck' 436 N. Enterprise cup 4. 2 bdrm. rear apt.-max occup 3. IS YOUR ORGANIZATION TRYING TO RE Reserved parking. Money lor college. We can help you obtain 0 PHI B—Q PHI B—G PHI B (Use Ridge St. entrance) CRUIT OUALITY MEMBERS' Than please at- ORIENTATION LEADER applications now For additional information 850 SCOTT HAMILTON - Exceptionally nice 2 funding. Thousands of awards available to al tend the Creative Recruitment Strategies available at residence had front desks or 405 please call bdrm. units/max occup 4 per unit Laundry fa- students. Immediate qualification Workshop on Wad.. Fab. 5.1997 at 7pm in Tie INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE MAW DOU- Student Services Due: Fa January 31,1997 MoHsn (N A.) Corporation cihties/all units air cond. Reserved pkg Alumni Room of lha University Union. Rick 1-800-651-3393. BLES BILIARDS - FEB I.M1C- REC Solve Crime -- Mystanes on Campus 419-354 8802 636 SCOTT HAMILTON - 3 yrold duplex/front Rooars from lha Honors Program wil ba tie DOUBLES RACOUETBALl • FEB 5: M.W. A Pregnant? and wm a cash prize EOE. unit avail 2 bdrm/max occup 3 Reserved pkg guest speaker. For mora info contact tha Office CO-REC CURLING. FEB. 11. ALL ENTRIES Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential A Caring Friday. January 31. MacDonald Countryside CALL DAG RENTALS AT (419) 287-3233 ol Student Life at 372-2843. DUE BY 4:00PM IN 130 PERRY FIELD 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. Teaser - 5:30pm. Show 7pm Rasp., person to provide transp. from elem AND ASK FOR EVA OB ELLIE HOUSE. Join tha nations largest •Free' school to home lor student. Ref. req. Please Free Jan. rent. Female subleaser needed im- cal 352-0644. after 5pm Co-ad service fraternity PHI MU • PHI MU • PHI MU For more info call 2-7164. sponsored by UAO mediately. 2 blocks from campus. $l55/month Alpha Pin Omega PERSONALS plus uBliCes. 354-8271 Intopkghts Congratulations to Anna Brown on her EN- Summer Business irrigation sales A installa- GAGEMENT loDavkJ Paul' Subloaaer wanted immedia»fy. One year old tion. Vehicle required. S8000/summer. Call Free Rent -1 month Wednesday, Jan. 29 830 © Prout Campbell Hill apartment. Call 354- 7211 $l66/mo.. across from campus Thursday. Jan 30 730 ©Kreisher $29 SPRING BREAK PACKAGE 1 600-361-4074. Call Pat @ (216) 356-0436 Leadership, friendship, service Boardwalk Beach Resort - Panama City's PHI MU • PHI MU • PHI MU Wanted a Cellac or Gluten- We are not a Greek organization Spnng Break Headquarters Only $29 Par Per- intolerant individual for Great location 2 to 5 bedroom houses, 1 block sonl Restnctions Apply 1-800-224-4853. FOR SALE PHI MU - PHI MU - PHI MU a taste-test ol a gluten-free from campus. Lots of parking. Now renting tor LaaerTag muttn. Call Knslen Surrell 97-96. Also 1 bdrm apt. close to campus May Sun.Feb.2.iia.m.-3p.m. AAA1 . NATIONAL DATING HOT-LMEI Find your special some-one now. Welcome Back Doroba and lor details ©372-6664 rental. Call 353-2382 after 5 00. Syrvania.ONo I -900-484-7009 Ext 1129 $2.99/min. Del cell It's great to have you back- §1 Awesome Spnng Break Bahamas Parly $20~indudee transportation and 3 laser rag Cruise! 6 Days $279) Includes All Meals, Par Houses/ 1 A 2 bdrm turn. apts. year, 9 mo. A Serv-U (619)6458434 18. Tone enjoy your last semesterl WEB PAGE DESIGNERS WANTED games Baa A Taxesl Great Beaches A NightVet summer leases 352-7454 Microsoft front page experience a plus. •Bursarable' Leaves from Ft. Lauderdalel springbreak- PM MU - PHI MU' PHI MU New house-3 bdrm, i bain, large closets. 812 Sign up Januaiy 21-30 in tha UAO office. 330 All Bathing suns 50%-70% off Also look for JAVA, CGI. etc. lravel.com 1-800-676-6386. Third St. $695 short lease avail. Call Phil or Urson. For mora info call 2-7184, sponsored by Collegiate Connection, 531 Ridge St. Work pan time, sal own schedule. Send e-mail to jpattarsorHv7mindspring.com 01 Awesome Cancun A Jamaica Spring Break Dob at 474 5344. UAO _^____^_^_ PHI MU—PHI MU—PHI MU Fil resume 419-872-2516 Congratulations to Suzanne Scott Specials! 7 Nights Air A Hotel From $4291 Save Now Renting Rooms Law Society All wool sweaters $35 CO 1 week only A wool on being named slsier of tha week! $150 On Food, Drinks A Free Parties! nix Spnng Semester General Meeting gloves. Collegiate Connection 531 Ridge St. Keep up the great workl Lowest Price Guarantee! sprlngbreak- Call 353 0325 Wed Jan. 29,9:00PM Rm117 BA 352-8333 lravel.com 1-800-678-6366 PHI MU—PHI MU—PHI MU HELPWANTED Sublease our Apt. in May) Spacious 2 br, ac. RUSH KAPPA SIGMA ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants A 01 Awesome Florida Spnng Break) Panama 1 Univ. Villages. Free Water. Gas. Sewer. Cal Open 730-9:30 ALL NIGHTS scholarahlpa avellable from sponsors' ' No Crtyi Room Witt Kitchen Near Bars $1191 Day- Now. 354-3227. Jan. 22.23,28.29 prepayments, ever!!! $$$Cash for eol- RUSH'RUSH-RUSH tona Best Location $1391 Florida's New Hots For mora info lege$$$. For Inlo: 1-800-243-2435 GOGREEK/FRATERNITIES $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. pot-Cocoa Beach Hilton $1691 spnngbreak- Subleaser wanted $120/mo. h np:/*rww roller comAs/ RUSH ' RUSH • RUSH For into call 301-429-1326 lravel.com 1-800-676-6386. Own room, non-dnnker or 21 ♦. Attention Al Organizations A One $25 Book scholarship given out OPEN HOUSES 22.23.28.29 JAN 354-7204 Group Presidents 100 Gymnastics Jobs: Children's Summer 4 Megabyte expansion memory tor Gateway aachrsghll ALL FROM 7 30-9:30 Get your group pictured in tha 1997 Kay year- Camps. NY. PA. MAINE Teach - beam. bars, 2000 coiorbook Laptop computer. Can be used Subleaser needed for the summer. Studio apt. book. Time is running out. Please cal Jennifer RUSH KAPPA SIGMA floor, vault, dance, aerobics Cal Arteno Stre- as second memory module to increase avail. II inieresied. please call 353-7905. Amy. at 372<753 Open 7 309 30 Al nights isa-d 1 800-443 6428 FAX 516-933-7949. system memory $60 contact Amy 353-7296 Very close to campus. Free uHibaa Jan. 22.23.28, 29 DISCOVER CARD BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS 250 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS 65 CHEVY CELEBRITY AUTO, POWER $ 130.'mo or best offer, lease ends on May 15 For mora info are now available: 2nd floor, LSC. Application needed! Private, coed summer camp in Po- please call 353-3300 Tang, leave message hnpvAirww zotter com/ka/ STEERING, WHITE, CRUISE. STEREO, deadline Feb. 10 cono Mms. NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, Box EXCELLENT COND . $1600CALL 352-5595 SPRING One $25 book scholarship given Wanted roommate tor 97-98 school year. Own 234BG Kenilworth. NJ 07033 (908) 276-0998 out each night! Canon atarwnghter 60 Word processor used room A very close to campus. Call 3544228 AC Tool A Die Co ol Deshler, OH has the fol- twice Comes with printer, disks, paper. $200 DIUVIt TELEPHONE BOOKS lowing full-time positions open: Machinist. A OBO. Call 352-9131 or SAE SAE SAE SAE SAE CNC programmer-operator. We offer a ful II Pays To Discoverl Use Your The Brothers ol Sigma Alpha EpalIon jamessnt^bgnet bg su .edu benefit package A competitive wages Apply m aanannannna Discover Card And Save Up To $25! would like to congratulate Paul Mountain FREE CELLULAR PHONE EARN EXTRA MONEY on his lavalienng to Jen Casparro person or send resume to AC Tool A Die. To Apply For A Card, 3-278 Slate Ri 18. Deshler. OH 43518. Ann 100 mln. per month FREE Can 1-800-IT-PAYS-TO. PhiAlphal CeirTadest for details. PIZZA HUT No Experience Peggy HII. SAE SAE SAE SAE SAE 419-356-2005 Deliveries Start Mid-Feburary Opening soon in Bowling Bahamas Party SENIOR PICTURES Cruise $279 LAST CHANCE Green near campus 6 Days-Ai Meals-Free ParteT Paopla needed to deliver the new Carl Wolf Studios will be on campus starting And naannaanaaa •Includes Taxes GTE Bowling Green, OH telephone Jan. 27 for only 5 days. This is THE last chance HUM for May A August grads Call 372-8088 to directories In: Bowing Green, Cancun $399 schedule your sitting Photos taken in tie in.in. Circle K Grand Rapids, Weston, Portage, 7 Nights-Air-rHolel-Save $150 yearbook olf.ee 28 West Hall is doing DELIVERY Dunbridge, Rudolph, A surrounding people on Food a Drink* SPRING BREAK PANAMA CITY BEACH areas. FLORIDA. SANDPIPER-BEACON BEACH lllX"> II it... CAMRIHTALS Jamaica $419 RESORT. 3 POOLS. 1 INDOOR POOL. DRIVERS 7 Nights-Air.Hotel-Save $150 Large & Small Houses To deliver you must be at least 18 HUGE BEACHSIOE HOT TUB. SUITES UP l.lkv.' Ill Join us for our on Food S Drinks years old, have lha use ol an TO 10 PEOPLE, TIKI BEACH BAR, HOME dl.lll.V open house Still Available If you can provide friendly insured vehicle, and be available a OF THE WORLDS LONGEST KEO PARTY. Florida $119 FREE INFO 1-800-418-8836. 211 E Reed St. 3 Bedroom for 5 and reliable service, Pizza minimum of 5 daylight hours daily. III-.' -A '.I I.I' 7 Nights-Panama City. Daytoria WWW.SANDPIPERBEACON.COM - 6 students Hut* wants you. We A Cocoa Beach FREE PIZZA Spring Break Travel-Our 10th Year! Spring Rush 311/316 E. Merry St. Apts. 9 currently have full & part To deliver, reserve a route in Jan.27 30 Jl SI & payment lease, Furn., A/C. 1-800-678-6386 your neighborhood. 7-10 OM : time openings for Delivery MonJWad. PRIZES Drivers. Kappa Kappa Gamma And also several other Apts. | Call 1-800-827-1200 Kappa Delia Alpha Gamma Delia WEI 3. JAN. 29 Also Rooms. You'll enjoy: TOBY'S PARTY Job 345-B Sigma Kappa 9:00 PM PhiMu Listing avail. 24 hre • Earnings potential (Up OASIS Pi Beta Phi II3BA American Directory Service Corp Alpha Ormcron Pi Office 316 E Many #3 to$lO/hr. & Greater) (State Liquor Agency) EOE Alpha Chi Omega or call 353-0325 • Bonus for accident-free "Meeting all your drivers • Flexible hours party needs"/M Valhalla SPRING BREAK \\ In my book, SamB's, • Daily Driver (fly favorite BG restaurant, reimbursement 693 S. Moin Fine Wines deserves star billing. It's the If you are 18 years of age. Beer 352-9780 S. PADRE IS. best place to eat between have a good driving record, Wednesday .- Disco Done* Contest Spirits Toledo & Columbus.^^ a reliable car, ana can Wlns-ier receives 2 roundtflp document your insurance HcHers to FLORIDA. Tht Toitdo Bladr ReHauram Cnlic Pop/Ice coveroge. we would like to Winner will be selected March 5th. Round Trip Party Bus From Mixes Thursday: Dkrmt 6-9pm talk with you. 7 $119 Party Supplies State of Green rrWav: Soul Plumbex* FREE Parties Be»t Package Call: 353-5691 Instant & Super Lotto (contemporary blues) or Stop by rKtt meOIS Guarank».dl 25< dtinks for ladies only from 6-1 Opm. 1099S. Main Saturday: Soul Plumbers FREE Activities Dimers 6-9 pm © 1989 Pizza Hut, Inc. 25< drinks for ladles only from 6-10pm. Student Express Inc. Sunday .- Latino Night 146 North Main Bowling Green YOU BELONG WITH THE BEST 1.800.787T3787 Equal OpponunHy Employ ei nvtth