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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Directory SPORTS OPINION 2 TODAY Switchboard 372-2601 Men's soccer Classified Ads 372-6977 Natalie Miller discusses acquaintance rape Display Ads 372-2605 Jay Began rejects Editorial 372-6966 Sports 372-2602 the personal hoopla, Entertainment 372-2603 NATION ■■■■■■■■■I 4 Story idea? Give us a call stays focused on partly cloudy weekdays from I pm. to 5 pm., or CIA determines foul play was not a part of e-mail: "[email protected]" team goals the TWA Flight 800 crash last year High:43 Low: 31 WEDNESDAY November 19,1997 Volume 84, Issue 60 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio Q. "Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years Stakes raised in Iraq Clinton strengthens U.S. message by sending 45 planes to Middle East The Associated Press A U-2 surveillance plane flew rity adviser, Sandy Berger, said over Iraq without incident ~ de- the addition of U.S. aircraft, WASHINGTON - Strengthen- spite Iraqi threats - and the Pen- pushing the total to more than ing his hand In the standoff with tagon said at least one more mis- 300 in the Gulf region, was a pre- Iraq, President Clinton ordered a sion would be flown this week. cautionary step - not a signal fresh buildup of U.S. firepower The fresh warplanes are to ar- that Clinton had concluded a mil- in the Persian Gulf on Tuesday rive in the region by the end of itary clash was inevitable. even as signs emerged of an the week, officials said. "This is part of our effort to be accelerated push for a diplomatic Pentagon spokesman Kenneth prepared in a prudent way for solution. Bacon said the president also au- any contingency that may arise Clinton told the Air Force to thorized Gen. Anthony Zinni, in the region," Berger said at the dispatch six of its F-117 stealth commander of U.S. forces in the White House. fighters, six B-52 long-range Middle East, to send up to 30' The United States had about bombers and four refueling other warplanes - including F-1S 1,700 combat aircraft in the Gulf Ai.ocUtrd Pre.. fUr pkrto planes. Pentagon officials said and F-16 fighters and B-l during the 1991 war against Iraq. The White House announced Tuesday that six of the radar-evading 'stealth' aircraft - like the one pic- the decision was based in part on bombers - if he deemed it neces- Berger said the buildup was tured in this file photo - were being deployed to the Kuwait City Airport from their home base in New a heightened state of alert by sary. not related to a U-2 surveillance Mexico. Iraq's air defenses. • The president's national secu- flight over Iraq Tuesday. Chemical found Coming up empty History, I 1 ,„, in ■ <& " •- U?»M.> traditions i ^^mm in city's water ■ cipation in the suit was men- □ The city of Bowling « 0 shared by tioned by Ward One councilwo- , m ' .j ■' Green may take action man Sarah Ogdahl and City At- • against the manufacturer torney Mike Marsh. Spw speaker According to Marsh, legal of Atraazine, the chemi- council has promised to absorb □ Monday's presen- cal found in BG's drink- all costs involved in the suit. w ■ «••.*• "The attorneys that have un- ■*•'_. tation on Native Ameri- ing water. dertaken this suit feel so strongly can culture is enlight- that they are willing to work on a ened with song and sto- By MELISSA REUTHER percentage of the money that r TheBC News they win." ry telling. Previously, representatives of By ROCHELLE CONVERSE Traces of a farm chemical the manufacturer had said the TheBC News known as Atraazine have been Atraazine would break down in found in Bowling Green's drink- water and would not cause any The history, culture and tra- ing water, and the city may de- harm. / ditions of Native American life cide to take action to retrieve lost The Environmental Protection 1 . were captured in song, storytell- funds. Agency has banned the use of the ing and through a visual presen- Recently, the city was re- farm chemical because it does tation held on campus Monday. quested to participate in a class not react as it was represented | Jack Gladstone, a Blackfeet action suit against the manufac- to. * Indian and great-grandson of turer of the farming products Marsh feels the city should co- - \J • Chief Red Crow, shared stories, containing the toxic chemical. operate in the suit, since there is which date back to Native Amer- Legal counsel from Ohio, Ala- a possibility of recovering some ican times before colonialism bama and Georgia have formed of the expenditures made by the and when buffalos were nu- an alliance to recover some of the city to remove the chemical. merous on the Northern Plains monies lost by the city in an at- In other council action, Mayor BG N.w. Ph«o by Amy Strieker region of Montana. tempt to remove the chemical Wes Hoffman refused the rec- Andrea Chapman, a senior environmental health major, attempts to collect a water sample from a "We are all from tribe back- from the water supply. ommendation to ammend his grounds," he said. "All of us were At the city council meeting frozen Peregrine Pond yesterday. living much closer in our tribal Monday, the possibility of parti- • See CITY, page five. communities with the earth than we are now." As Gladstone shared images of the past, he touched on some of the significant periods of history 'Civilizations' sparks debate at cultural lecture that altered the existence of and the chairman of the Harvard and traditions. Potschka spent in terms of culture and civiliza- Native American life. □ Book brings in discussion on world culture, fu- Academy for International Area most of the lecture evaluating tion He believes that the conflict With the advent of the fur Studies. Huntington's thesis and con- is not between the rich and poor, trade, the Hudson Bay Fur Co., ture implications. Huntington's thesis is the idea cluded that he does not support but between different civiliza- one of the most powerful com- By BRANDI BARHITE Sponsored by the department that the politics of civilizations, the majority of Huntington's tion units. He believes the idea panies nearly 200 years ago, was The BG News of ethnic studies and the Ameri- the people and governments of ideas. "Intellectually, this is that the spread of popular cul- interested in what Gladstone can Culture Studies program, non-Western civilization no bogus," he said. ture and consumer goods called "furrency." "Wars of Civilization" may Martin Potschka spoke on Hun- longer remain the objects of his Huntington believes that idea- throughout the world represents "There was a deterioration of sound like the latest 'aliens try to tington's book. He discussed targets of Western colonialism, logics are dead and that religion the triumph of Western civiliza- the spiritual culture with the in- conquer earth' movie but it really Huntington's thesis and its im- but join the West as the movers is on the rise. tion depreciates the strength of troduction of the trade culture," was a book and debate that ques- plications. and shapers of history. He dis- "We know who we are once we other cultures. he said. "By the year 1884 or tioned the state of the world's Huntington is an Albert J. agrees with the idea that culture know who we aren't and we know Huntington also believes that 1885, there were no more wild culture. Samuel Huntington's Weatherhead III professor at is identified by the consumption who we are against," Potschka one superpower cannot manage buffalo left on the Plains." As the new book, "Civilizations," was Harvard University. He is also of material goods. He believes said, quoting Huntington. the world, but believes that too trading industry changed Native that the heart of a culture in- In his book, Huntington writes debated in a cultural lecture in the director of the John M. Olin • See NATIVE, page five. the Student Union Monday. Institute for Strategic Studies volves language, religion, values, that countries should be grouped • See BOOK, page five. NAACP to promote teamwork at Extravaganza Jones added that they also are □ Chapter president Kisha Jones said the event president of the National Asso- MbuttaU of cultural heritage," organization and will perform a she said. skit to coincide with the contents meant to educate the audience will foster connection between cultures and en- ciation for the Advancement of and members of issues existing Colored People, said the event The extravaganza, to be held of the paper. courage teamwork. Saturday, will include team com- This year, the two topics in- in society. not only fosters a connection be- "Just becoming aware of tween multicultural students on petitions and contestants will be clude "Health Awareness Among its largest events this weekend. Minorities" and "Stop the Vio- health, becoming aware of our By ROCHELLE CONVERSE The Mr. and Mrs. NAACP campus, but also promotes judged on a variety of skills such as creativity, research, artistic lence, Start the Love." surroundings. Like 'Stop the Vio- The BG News Extravaganza is in its second teamwork. lence, Start the Love,' although "It's to encourage self- expression and teamwork. Corey Minor, NAACP chapter year at the University, but is a adviser, said the research topics it's not a problem here in Bowl- Celebrating culture while ad- nationally recognized event at discovery and awareness of is- The two teams competing have sues on the national front, as well written a research paper on a are those the NAACP is involved dressing national issues of con- other chapters across the nation. with at the national level. • See NAACP, page five. cern, the NAACP will host one of Kisha Jones, campus chapter as celebrate the beauty and con- topic previously selected by the page 2 The BG News Wednesday. November 19. 1997

Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Rape prevention is society's responsibility

Women are expected to be discouraged from experimenting about trying to block every reported a few weeks ago, how sexually available, but not In second of It from your mind. more into account than if It were NATALIE MILLER with their sexuality, and there- many happened? Just a simple attack. It's a control of their own sexuality ." fore may not be as assertive Like anything traumatic, it And why does it have to be the Despite the leaps and bounds affects the person who is the complete violation of trust and a about what they want. burden of the victim? Not only lack of respect for the wishes of women have made since the connotations of victim. If someone can take were they violated, but they are rape and rapists A booklet called ""Friends another individual. sexual revolution, sexual contro- Raping Friends — Could It something so personal from you, too scared or traumatized to versies still plague modern that have been you can feel like your whole It doesn't matter what time It happen to you?" made some pursue It further. was. I won't consider what she women. 1 believe we are a( a time perpetuated Interesting remarks. For men: perception of personal power Is You can hear the statistics where society still dictates (think masked gone. And you may know some- was wearing or If she was under "Your desires may be beyond and be shocked. But then you the Influence. The fact is that In private interactions and their man). No one your control, but your actions one who's had this experience. put It to the back of your mind. connotations. thinks of people Maybe they don't talk about it. some man's mind, she was his to are within your control. Sexual But to me. it creeps back. It have sex with. This can lead to sticky situa- they know as Maybe they think it's their fault, makes me look around and the capable of that excitement does not Justify forced Ask those who've seen It. tions. I'd like to focus on one sex." because they were drunk or have guys I know and think, who can particularly: The issue of having kind of atrocity. some other excuse to explain Heard It. Lived it. Then tell For women: "Women have be trusted? It's hard to know yourself it won't happen to you sex. not because you want to. There has always been a gray been socialized to believe that sex how this could have happened. someone outside of the situation but because you have to — area in sexual politics where men Sex under the Influence Is a (or someone who you love). means they will be swept away you met them in. I can see how the concept of commonly referred to as rape. and women cannot agree. Or not with the emotion of the moment, popular extracurricular activity Rape prevention Is not walking The kind of rape I'm speaking of communicate. It comes down to in college. Although this Is not rape Is oppressive to women. Not or that they can make out and in pairs. Its not better lights. It's only If It happens to you. but is not a man in a black mask basic sexual differences and decide whether to say "yes' or 'no' inherently bad. it affects your not staying in rather than going Jumping out in an dark alley. gender expectations. Men tend to Judgment. It affects your inhibi- that the threat Is always a later." For both: Clarify your out alone. possibility. Everyone says to be " More than likely, it's someone take more aggressive roles, and intentional tions. It might make you less It's about preventing rape women, although most are more careful. What they don't see who Is not a complete stranger. It's not a matter of liking sex. careful. In this big bad world. from happening. Those lights The statistics I've researched assertive, do not always convey there are people who will take Is that for rape to be eradicated, It's about how It's presented. outside aren't much help when changes must be made socially. place acquaintance rape as 85% their intentions, or lack thereof. Analogy time: I may like mashed advantage of that to get some- messing around goes farther of all rapes. A well-known survey There are many reasons for thing they want. Some people It's about communicating, and potatoes, but If someone tells me than you want It to. not allowing individual rights to (Ms. '85) reported that one In mlscommunicatlon. Some men to eat them. I'll be reluctant. don't have that premeditated And you may be walking in a every twelve men admitted to find it sexually exciting when a intention, but it happens any- be destroyed. If they try to shove them down pair — with the guy who doesn't Natalie Miller can be reached at having tried to force a woman to woman struggles. Some women my throat. I'll feel violated and way. They don't listen. (What plan on leaving until he gets have intercourse through physi- don't say anything when they are don't you understand about NO?) annemil @bgnet. The booklet "Friends upset. Your choices and actions some. You could stay In and have Raping Friends" can be found at cal force or coercion. The worst uncomfortable with the situation. should always be on your own It Is a fact that rape Is often some people stop by. You may part is — none of the men Men may plan to have sex with a not reported. The FBI estimates www.cs.utk.edu/-bartleylacquaint/ terms. Rape is about losing that end up fighting one of them off in acquaintRape.htmllthow. identified themselves as rapists. I woman, even if he has to force option. Rape is not about an that only one in ten is reported. your own room. think this is because of the the Issue. Women have been enjoyable sexual experience. It's So for the two rapes that were Acquaintance rape has to take Letters to the Editor Should students grade teachers? As the semester rapidly reaches be perceived as significant? Those who Us end, students are faced with a have the fortitude to provide long- task that is not considered trivial. winded responses should be given Each of us are called upon to closer consideration. Are those who evaluate the performance of our are able to provide answers represen- instructors. tative of the entire class? My intuition To adequately satisfy the tells me "no." demands of the task, we are Given the questionable nature of required to compare our teachers the assumptions stated above, it seems against learning experiences of the reasonable to question the integrity of past. Through our education, most the evaluation system. Should students develop a model of an students be invited to provide excellent teacher. evaluative comments at the conclusion Underlying the task of evalua- of the semester? tion, however, rests several implicit Most students who are interested in assumptions. Because most of these their education probably have a strong assumptions are never given explicit opinion to this question. Students for attention, it is important to review Quality Education (SQE) have decided some of them. this issue needs to be formally First, it is important to recognize addressed. If you would like to that the input students provide to provide your opinion, join us at 4 p.m. the educational process rests on a Nov. 19 in the Ohio Suite of the union single, anonymous evaluation. discuss the issue. We hope to see you There are several admirable reasons there. for keeping the process anonymous. Bob Hausmann However, if a teacher is doing SQE Vice President something important or laudable, why would the student wait until the end of the semester to give his or her opinion? If a technique or an assignment is U.S. plays international pig police again particularly effective, then the The evening news flashes the Saddam might Just be crazy question our own motives and their God. 3) Our soldiers will teacher should receive immediate face of a man we now all love to enough to use these weapons. work toward a peaceful solution die for...(The country, baby!) 4) feedback If we wait until the end of hate. It seems that yet again, we And his not wanting U.S. officials to this problem. Blood, blood, Chad King We have only two ships in the the semester to bring this point to are In conflict with a certain to inspect for such weapons has blood. Our government won't Gulf. 5) We are not supported order, it may be too late to reinstate Iraqi that won't let the almighty everyone a little paranoid. Many of attack unless tt will make them and Bi LRoser by the U.N. 6) We are scared. this activity in the same classroom U.S. in his front door. you might think the use of force is look good. They're not sure yet. We are all at least a little again. Or, stated negatively, what It worth the shed unnerved by the recent hap- It seems as if we will soon be necessary to end Saddam's radical so no war. of human blood? would become of a classroom if the on our way to another conflict ways, and to get the Iraqi's to We may be offended that the penings in the Middle East. students were dissatisfied with their We cannot let Troops are being shifted and with Saddam Hussein. Our submit to the United States. Iraqi government won't let us ourselves be teacher? government is obsessed with Here's a bit of a news flash: search for weapons, but why not weapons stockpiled. But one Students should feel free to voice provoked into thing that we must all bear In ending Saddam's Influence We've already tried that once and trust other nations to do the Job war by this man. their concerns as the semester is in throughout the Middle East. it didn't work. Saddam has so for us? This would result In the mind Is that war is bad. Killing progress Providing constructive He is waiting, another human being is wrong. Once again, the United States much hidden underground that preservation of human life. wanting conflict criticism can help all parties will strap on the pig costumes only a large scale ground attack Is Do you really think the UN. Saddam knows what he Is involved. From this assumption, we with the U.S. War and play International police. worth attempting. This will result Security Council wants to see should mil be doing. He definitely has can draw two conclusions: First, a OUT*, olruc. otnk! in a great deal of casualties to Saddam stockpile Illegal weap- nuclear capabilities. Believe more effective method of evaluation waged over me. he Is prepared, and knows Why the uproar? Yeah, this American and Iraqi troops and ons? Let someone else pick up something so trivial. should occur more frequently; or guy has got a load of weapons innocent civilians. We won't be the billy club and govern the what he will do in the time of a second, students and teachers Saddam's bluntness also has crisis. that we don't want as a threat to able to have another Gulf War International community for a me a little worried. He Is either should develop open lines of the U.S. and the world. But. with the ratio of casualties so while. Keep our asses out of war. We shouldn't risk the lives communication early in the semes- prepared to use his arsenal of of soldiers, civilians and quite a few other countries are greatly In our favor. But we have We must stop being so "pig- Inhumane and massive weapons, ter equipped with weapons such as to protect the world. headed" and let someone else possibly the human race Itself The second assumption is that or he knows something that we over an Inspection. But most these. The reason for this Is that the share the load. don't. An alliance with another students spend reflective time The U.S. is bound to have underground weapons sites are Well actually, other countries Importantly, we must put completing the answers to the powerful nation could pose a down the billy club, throw in banned weapon's systems In not possible to bomb effectively have searched for weapons for huge problem to .the U.S. questions Often the forms are their possession. No one can do a with an air attack. The missiles do us. They're called the U.N. and our badge and take off the pig administered at the conclusion of Our allies aren't backing us all costume in the name of world thing about that, it's nice to be not penetrate deep enough Into they .with our Inspectors fled the way right now, and a conflict dam Students who are eager to the cop. But what rule makes us the terrain to wipe out the facili- Iraq. Now there are no Inspectors, peace. leave forfeit deep, analytical with more than one nation would the good guy? Why is it that we ties. and a lot of weapons can be prove costly. Once again, we feedback to skip 10 to 15 minutes of can have weapons and other However, the casualties would made. Chad King and Bill Roser can be must avoid being provoked. reached at [email protected]. class. countries can't? Why doesn't be so severe, we must stop this We should still push for the To Just clear a few things up: If students are not willing to someone Inspect us? before it comes down to blood- inspectors from the U.S. to be 1) Saddam Is bad. 2) He and his spend the time providing detailed The Issue with most Is that shed. We as a nation must allowed into Iraqi facilities, but Is soldiers will die In the name of evaluations, why should the input

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FACT: 77ir on/y /aurf mammal that cannot jump is an elephant.

FICTION: Drunt BGSU students can jump and they THREE never end up falling.

PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day UPCOMING Today's Question: EVENTS "What do you think about the - University's decision to have Wednesday, 11/19/97 Veteran's Day off and not the Omega Psi Phi community day before Thanksgiving?" service food drive (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Education Building steps. Food drive collection (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Business Administration lobby. Fundraiser for Dance Marathon (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Krista Zaraks Kittipong Laoprapassor Patti Immel Victor Fiorello Alia Rakant Math Science Building foyer. Senior Graduate student Junior Sophomore International student Fundraiser will include the sale of Telecommunications Business Sociology Telecommunications Chemistry "turkey grams" and promo items. "We have never done "Everybody goes back "I think it would be "I agree, because the "I don't see a big Kappa Delta raffle ticket this in the past, so why to their families. It may better to keep the veterans protected our difference in this." sale 110 a.m. - 4 p.m.) should we do it now?" be a good idea to give traveling day because country and Thanks- Math Science hallway. The raffle is for a gift certificate! them an extra day to there are a lot of people giving isn't that travel." from out of town that important, anyway." Ticket sales for the BGSEA need the day to travel." formal dance (10 a.m. -1 p.m.) 1st floor Education Building. OHIO Weather DAT S Hunger Awareness Week UOTE OF information (11 a.m. - 2 Wednesday, Nov. 19 p.m.) DAY Union Foyer. Sponsored by AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures Catholic Student Connection. MICH. "Following 16 months of unprec- La Mesa Oblicua Lecture Series: "Searching for the edented investigation, we must now native identity" (11:30 Toledo 40 a.m. -12:30 p.m.) report that no evidence has been Ohio Suite, Student Union. found which would indicate that a Presented by Dr. Elizabeth Bishop, Youngstown | 39" | instructor in the department of ethnic ±1 Mansfield 40 ]• criminal act was the cause." studies Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs. IND. James Kallstrom Television program: "The assistant FBI director on investigation of TWA Flight 800 crash Primal Mind" X1A5 p.m.) Education Building room 303. Dayton| 44^ Columbus 43 November is Native American Heritage Month. The Office of Multicultural Activities is sponsor- THUMBS UP ing four closed circuit television Cincinnati 46° fr^ programs. All programs can be 1 ■ To inspirational singers — for making you realize that viewed on Channel 3 in all your life isn't so bad. classrooms on campus. 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WORLD Militants claim responsibility

Ihe Associated Press gyptian cleric jailed in the replaced his interior minister, responsibility for the attack. Complied from stall and wife reports United States for plotting to blaming him for lax security. Al-Gamaa has been a main tar- LUXOR, Egypt - Militants bomb New York landmarks. get of police battling a violent blamed for most of the violence The sandstone terraces of the Thirty-one of the dead were campaign aimed at overthrowing ■ PRINCESS DIANA in Egypt's five-year Islamic re- Temple of Hatshepsut were Swiss, police said. The others in- Mubarak's secular government Diana planned to star in 'Bodyguard' sequel bellion claimed responsibility bloodstained Tuesday, but doz- cluded eight Japanese, five Ger- and turning Egypt into a strict Is- Tuesday for the revolt's deadli- ens of tourists warily returned. mans, four Britons - including a lamic state LOS ANGELES - Princess Diana was discussing a starring est attack: the massacre of 62 Many others were fleeing the child - a Bulgarian, a Colombian role opposite Kevin Costner in a sequel to the movie "The Body- people at an ancient temple country, however, and agencies and a French citizen. Seven of the The government has arrested guard" before she died, the actor's spokesman confirmed today. crowded with tourists. were scrapping tours - spelling dead were still unidentified. and jailed thousands of suspect- Diana would have played a role loosely based on her life, with The al-Gamaa al-Islamiya, or trouble for Egypt's important There were 24 people wounded. ed radicals, put hundreds on trial Costner as the bodyguard she falls in love with. the Islamic Group, said in a faxed tourism industry. and executed 63 people in the Costner told Premiere magazine about the potential collabora- statement that Monday's attack President Hosni Mubarak Police shot the six attackers as past five years. But al-Gamaa tion for a story to be published in January. The New York Post wasa failed attempt to take hos- and similar radical groups are obtained a copy of the story and reported on it Tuesday. visited the temple on the Nile they tried to escape. Authorities Stephen Rivers, a spokesman for Costner, confirmed the ac- tages to trade for the freedom of River's West Bank across from said one was a member of al- difficult to fight because of their curacy of the story to The Associated Press. He had no further their spiritual leader, a blind E- Luxur to reassure tourists, and Gamaa, the group that claimed small, loosely connected cells. comment. The actor told Premiere he had begun negotiating with the re- cently divorced princess more than a year ago, the Post said. "She said, 'Look, my life is maybe going to become my own at some point. Go ahead and do this script and when it's ready I'll be in a really good spot,'" said Costner, who played Whitney Hous- ton's bodyguard In the first film. Costner said he received a second draft of the movie script just three days before Diana's Aug. 31 death in a Paris car crash. "I picked it up and the first 30 pages were totally her," he said. "It was dignified, sexy, smart, funny - and I couldn't finish. I stopped. It broke my heart."

■ METER-FEEDER Defense urges reversal of conviction against woman

CINCINNATI - A woman's fight with the city that began with her putting coins into other people's parking meters went before a state appeals court Tuesday. Sylvia Stayton, 64, was convicted and ordered to pay a $500 fine because she disobeyed a police officer's order Oct. 24,1996, Associated Prcii flic photo to stop putting coins into the meters. Her lawyer, David Scacche- tti, asked the 1st Ohio District Court of Appeals Tuesday to Sitting near a rose she placed in the sand at Smith Point Beach in Fire lies of victims looking on, the FBI announced in New York Tuesday throw out Mrs. Stayton's Feb. 6 misdemeanor conviction for ob- Island, N.Y., a woman mourns the loss of some of her friends July 26, that the criminal investigation of the crash found no proof that ter- structing official business. 1996, who were part of the TWA Flight 800 flight crew. With fami- rorism brought down the ill-fated flight. The conviction was unjust, Scacchetti told appeals Judges Mark Painter, Robert Gorman and J. Howard Sundermann. Lisa Allen, an assistant city prosecutor, argued that the con- viction and fine should stand. Mrs. Stayton was not sentenced to FBI ends probe jail, although she could have been given up to 90 days behind bars. Mrs. Allen argued that police Officer Edward Johnson was do- ing his job when he ordered Mrs. Stayton, of Fort Mitchell, Ky., in TWA Flight , to stop putting money into two expired parking meters as he wrote parking tickets. She denied that Johnson told her what she was doing violated a city law. City prosecutors have said they offered to settle the case be- 800 crash fore it went to trial, but the defense refused. Prosecutors have said they think the former Cincinnati resident wanted the pub- The Associated Press ence. licity of a trial. "Following 16 months of un- ■ PRISONS NEW YORK - After scrutiniz- precedented investigation ... we ing more than 1 million pieces of must now report that no evidence Ohio Legislature tables bill on new regulations wreckage, conducting 7,000 in- has been found which would in- for prisons terviews and spending up to $20 dicate that a criminal act was the million, the FBI officially pulled cause." CIAaalmatloa COLUMBUS, Ohio - Legislation that would place new regula- out of the probe into TWA Flight tions on privately operated prisons was pulled off the Senate's The Associated Press reported These are views taken from a CIA animation of what witnesses may 800 Tuesday, saying the explo- have seen in the sky when TWA Flight 800 exploded off of Long Island sion was not caused by a criminal last Wednesday that the FBI had agenda Tuesday after backers complained that last-minute in 1996. changes would exempt the only prison currently operating in act. told families of the 230 victims Ohio. Investigators also released a that it would suspend the probe, at 13,700 feet and crashed into thought were a missile. Senate sponsor Robert Hagan, D-Youngstown, said the bill was videotaped simulation of the jet's turning the investigation over to the ocean 10 miles off Long Investigators concluded that "dissected and polluted" by amendments that distorted backers' last minutes to back up their con- the National Transportation Island. the witnesses actually were see- original intentions to deal with problems at the privately oper- clusion and explain what scores Safety Board. ing the crippled plane Itself, ated prison in Youngstown. Kallstrom showed the CIA- Sen. Louis Blessing, R-Cincinnsti, said he planned to hold one of witnesses actually saw when several seconds after the initial the plane plunged into the Atlan- TWA Flight 800 had just left produced videotape, with its explosion. The sound of the blast more committee hearing on the bill in January. Kennedy Airport for Paris on As envisioned by Hagan and fellow Youngstown Democrat tic Ocean. computer-generated recreation reached them later, making them Rep. Ron Gerberry, the legislation - which already has passed in "We ran out of things to do," July 17, 1996, when its center of the disaster, to explain why think they were watching the be- the House -- would set standards for private prison operators Assistant FBI Director James fuel tank exploded, killing 244 eyewitnesses reported ginning of the disaster instead of that want to house out-of-state inmates. It also would have Kallstrom said at a news confer- everyone aboard. It broke apart streaks of light that some its end, the FBI concluded. cleared up uncertainty over whether police had the authority to arrest escapees since fleeing from a private prison currently is NATION not a crime in Ohio. But representatives of Corrections Corp. of America, the Nashville-based operator of the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in Youngstown, said the bill would have unfairly limited Gun collector testifies In Nichols trial Its ability to operate. In particular, the company objected to attempts to limit the The Associated Press gar has questioned whether the actually was registered to Ni- he stared at the witness. types of inmates that could be housed there. robbery really happened, point- chols. The gun's serial number Moore identified several of the DENVER - An Arkansas gun ing out that Timothy McVeigh, was identical on Nichols' pur- weapons found in Nichols' house ■ POLICEMAN SHOT collector testified Tuesday that a already convicted in the bomb- chase record and on a list of three days after the bombing, in- Astabula officer dies after chasing robbery masked gunman in camouflage ing, was a friend of Moore and serial numbers of stolen cluding a .22 Hornet Winchester gear bound his eyes and body Karen Anderson, Moore's girl- weapons. rifle Moore's father gave him suspect with duct tape and stole nearly 70 friend and business partner. Tigar asked: "Isn't it a fact that some 37 years ago. Moore said weapons in a 1994 robbery that Prosecutor say Nichols com- this list you prepared is a fraud?" the serial number on a custom- ASHTABULA, Ohio - A police officer shot several times while prosecutors say financed the Ok- mitted the Nov. 5, 1994, robbery "No, it Is not," Ms. Anderson made .S0-caliber rifle was the chasing a robbery suspect died early Tuesday, and the man he lahoma City bombing. so the weapons could be sold to replied, placing her forehead on same as a .S0-caliber rifle that confronted was charged with aggravated murder. Roger E. Moore, 62, told jurors Patrolman William D. Glover, 30, died at 6:22 a.m. at raise money for the April 19, crossed arms on the witness was stolen. MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland, about SO miles west at Terry Nichols' trial he could 1995. bombing, which killed 168 stand and looking down at a com- On the morning of the robbery, of Ashtabula, said hospital spokeswoman Arnetta Bell. not identify the gunman, but people. puter screen. Nichols pursed his Moore said, he had just left his Glover was shot Monday afternoon while chasing the 22-year- prosecutors say the masked man Earlier Tuesday, Ms. Anderson lips. house to feed the farm animals old suspect on foot, said Ashtabula police Capt. Augustus Powell. was Nichols. acknowledged that a Ruger Mini As Moore described the rob- when he heard a man say, "Lay Defense attorney Michael Ti- 30-7.62X39 she reported stolen bery, Nichols' jaw dropped and on the ground."

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As a descendant of a Blackfeet In addition to the regular Gladstone also shared the sig- chief, Gladstone's stories were thors and Artists Re- awards, she spoke of a "top nificance of different animals in passed down to him by his ception today. secret" award given to Native American culture such as grandmother. His storytelling is, someone from the Bowling the wolf, buffalo and bear. in part, his way of maintaining ByMATTGERACI Green community for their the history and culture of his While telling the creation story The BG News commitment to University ex- in a song "Changing Woman," he people. cellence. showed pictures of the American In his final song, he shared pic- One key to maintaining Uni- Those to be recognized thl« West and the Plains region. tures of Native American life. versity excellence is to honor year include: As part of his historical narra- As he sang "When the land be- those that go above and tive, he touched on the role of the longed to God," he showed pic- beyond the call of duty. John ilalistreri, Janet liallweg, Navajo language during World tures of paintings which cap- Dr. Burton Beerman, Dr. M. Neil War II in "Navajo Code Talkers," The Friends of BGSU Li- Browne and Pat Browne. tured the days of the West in the Dr. Alice Calderoncllo. Dr. Sue and sang about changes that late 1800s. braries will host the annual Carter-Simmons. Todd Childers, occured before and after the Civ- Friends Authors and Artists Bradford Clark and Dr. Wallace il War. The paintings, by Charlie Rus- Reception in the Pallister Con- DePue. "There was a kind of pause in sell, were re-creations that ference Room at Jerome Li- Marcelle Dupay, Dr. Bruce Ed- chronicled life during that time brary today from 4-6 p.m. wards, Dr. Douglas J. Forsyth, Dr. the action during the Civil War Richard Gebhardt and Dr. Chris- when so much energy was con- for those who would never be They will honor 43 of the topher Geist. sumed in lives and money be- able to experience it. Dr. Rebecca Green, Dr. Jane L. tween the big war between the "Charlie Russell was able to University's faculty and staff Harvill, Dr. Stuart Keeley, Dr. North and South," he said. "For see the last fleeting days of the who are also authors, artists, Tom Klein and Dr. Ray Laakan- all our Indian peoples out in the West," he said. editors, journal editors, per- iemi. formers and composers. Dr. Steven Lab, Dr. Richard Lineback, Dr. Michael T. Martin, More than 530 people have Dr. Wendell Mayo and Howard BG Ntwi PhcKe by Cynthia Ut Shccklcr NAACP been honored over the past 16 McCord. lack Gladstone performs Monday at the Student Union. Continued from page one. played to include poetry, singing, years since the award was Shawn Morin, Tom Muir, Dr. started. Donna Nelson-Beene, Dr. Jaak dancing and other creative tal- Panksepp and Dr. Ellen Frankel CITY ing Green," Jones said. "It is in ents. Linda Dobb, dean of the li- Paul. the big cities we're from, like Students from Robertson Jun- braries, couldn't be more ex- Dr. Linda Pertusati, Dr. E. San Continued from page one. Cleveland, Columbus or Cincin- Juan Jr., Dr. Jack Santino, Dr. Al- ■ Approved a motion to rede- ior High School will provide en- cited about the event. nati." ison Scott and Dr. Judith Sealan- committee members in their fine "canopy sign" to agree with tertainment after the competi- "This is a good way to der. current technological advances. After the teams complete the tion. They will sing and dance to expand our national reputa- Dr. Philip G. Terrie, Dr. Barbara consideration of a $13 million 1,000 word essay and perform community center. several songs including "Stomp" tion with our scholarly work," Thayer-Bacon, Timothy Veach, their skit before the audience, Dr. Robert Vincent and Dr. Usa "I am perfectly happy to add to ■ Approved the redefining of and "I Believe I Can Fly." she said. they will then be asked four The two winners for the even- Wolford. the list, but I will not take anyone "adult family home" and "adult According to Dobb, the Dennis Wojtkiewicz, Dr. Tom group home" to one general defi- questions by the judges. ing will win the title of Mr. and honor consists of a certificate Wymer and Mark Zust. off. Of course they are biased - Questions are designed to test they want the community nition. Mrs. NAACP and a runner-up the contestants' knowledge of the team will be selected. Awards center," Hoffman said. subject. They will also be judged The center has not been for- ■ Adopted an ordinance ac- will also be given for the out- tington's strategies are beyond on the skit that is performed as a BOOK mally proposed according to cepting the annexation of ap- standing contestant and out- reasonable military strategies. team. Council President Joyce M. Ke- proximately 11 acres of land in standing team. Continued from page one. He also believes much of the dis- Plain township. "It's a time to show unity Award recipients will be given agreement that results from pke. among members," Minor said. If the center is constructed ac- scholarships that will be funded many independent powers make Huntington's thesis is that the cording to the current plans, it ■ Approved an ordinance pro- The seven contestants compet- by a dance to be held this Friday the world unruly. ideas are based on a European ing include one team of four and would contain an Olympic-size viding supplemental appropria- in the Eppler North gymnasium Throughout the lecture, Pots- mental framework. tions for the current expenses one of three. from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. The extra- chka questioned Huntington's A professor at the University swimming pool, ice skating rink, Although team collaboration exercise equipment and day for the city of Bowling Green for vaganza will be in the Lenhart ideas. He believes Huntington of Vienna in Austria where he and performance are the care. the year of 1997. Grand Ballroom from 8 p.m. to 10 contradicts himself and that the received his doctorate, Potschka strongest components for the p.m. record he produces does not re- later studied at the Max Planck In other action, council: evening, each contestant will ■ Tabled an ordinance approv- ■ Approved an ordinance pro- Tickets will be on sale this late to his rhetoric. Institute. He also was visiting a ing the transportation revisions viding temporary appropriations perform independently during Wednesday and Thursday in the "It makes me wonder to what professor at the University of the "Promote Yourself" part of to the Master Plan. The plan for the current expenses for the Union foyer from 11 a.m. to 4 extent he believes what he says," Connecticut and has worked in a deals with the extension of Scon city of Bowling Green for the the competition. p.m. and are available at each Dr. Potschka said. research lab looking for an AIDS Individual talents will be dis- Hamilton Avenue. year of 1998. event. Potschka believes that Hun- vaccination. How to spend your college years

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Jim TIKCO Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 The Blasting Post Began stands out with team in mind □ Falcon midfielder Jay up double digits in assists each of the last two years. His total of 38 Began cherishes team stands second on BG's all-time goals over personal ac- list. He also stands sixth on BG's all-time scoring list. complishments. Despite those numbers, Began still says that "My goals are pret- OSUvs. VM: By JIMTOCCO ty much all team-oriented." The BC News Upon entering his third con- Let the holy secutive NCAA Tournament in Jay Began Is used to standing Saturday's 1 p.m. contest against out. Colgate, Began says one of those war begin Ever since Began started his goals was reached. Two weekends ago, on-field soccer career, people knew he "My goal coming into college battles of four undefeated was something special. was to make the NCAA's," He schools were labeled by the He was a captain of his high said. "If we hadn't made It, I media as "Judgment Day." school team at Brecksville- would have really regretted It. Judgment Day? A mere Broadview Heights High School Now I dont really have to look catch phrase for media types all four years. He was the Mid- back on my college experience on a higher level than The American Conference New- and regret anything." News. This weekend should be comer of the Year his freshman Obviously, then. Began has be- Bowling Green Falcons labeled as Judgment Day be- year at BG. And he has earned cause the three biggest rival- gun to look at his college career vs. ries happened in college foot- First Team All-MAC all four reflectively. Saturday, in fact, Marquette Golden Eagles ball years here. will be the fifth consecutive Saturday, Nov. 22,1 p.m. ■ Auburn vs. Alabama - The BG coach Mel Mahler calls him game which could have been his MU Valley Field Iron Bowl. This heated intras- "A real winner ... possibly the last. He says that the Impending Milwaukee, Wis. tate rivalry has come down to best midfielder ever to play at end of his career is something last play of the game the last Bowling Green." that weighs on his mind. said. two seasons. But still, Began is just trying to "It's definitely on your mind," While Began begins writing the ■ Florida vs. Florida State - be part of the team. he said. "During the week and final chapters of his college ca- Perhaps not as significant as "Personal awards are a good during practice, you never think reer, he's thinking ahead to what last season, but the Gators still thing ...," he said. "But personal- hate the Seminoles and have a it's going to be your last game, he'll do after school. chance of derailing the 'Noles' ly I don't like them because it then before the game you realize He currently holds a 3.27 GPA national champioship hopes takes away from the team thing. it could be. Then afterward, you in purchasing and production, with a victory. Bowling Green soccer is not in- realize it isn't, which has been but his current hopes are to play And last but certainly not dividualistic in the least bit. You pretty good." professional soccer after school. least... come in here thinking you're go- And why shouldn't he miss it? "I don't want to work for a liv- ■ Ohio State vs. Michigan - ing to be the best player and all He's had the opportunity to play ing," he said. "That's for sure" The 100th anniversary of their that, the team is going to whip with his friends for four years. But in the meantime, he still first meeting. you into shape." Some even longer. Teammates has the team to think about. Two There's only one way to de- That's simply Jay Began's Jon Giganti and Dan Kindl are more wins, and he will have tak- scribe this rivalry: War. Pure, nature. Everything he says con- also from Brecksville-Broadview en Bowling Green soccer the far- unmitigated war. BC Nm Pholo by Jeremy Mania Being so close to the border tains "we" or "us." Heights High School. thest it's ever been. That would of Michigan, BGSU attracts Jay Began leads the Falcons into their third straight NCAA appearence Began has established himself "It's special, really, because fans on both sides of the rival- Saturday. as an unselfish player, racking they're my closest friends," he • See BEGAN, page seven. ry. Therefore, I will state right now that I am not going to put up a pretense of journalistic objectivity in this column. leers' problems mounting BG volleyball loses in I'm a dyed-in-the-wool, full- blown, uninhibited Buckeye fan. It looks like the 2-9-1 Falcon day's game against Ohio State, MAC tourney opener Buckeye fans like me will hockey team has traded one three BG players will be sus- problem for another. pended for this Friday's game The BG News BG, who entered the tour- attest to the amount of mental nament as the No. 4 seed, hit a anguish that the Wolverines Through the first ten games of against Michigan. have caused us over the past the season, BG had trouble scor- B.J. Adams, Adam Edinger and MUNCIE, Ind. - The Bowl- season-low .057 percent. Ball few years. For the past two ing and relied on a solid defense Louis Mass were assessed fight- ing Green volleyball team was State connected on .418 per- seasons, the Buckeyes have to keep games close. The past ing majors and game disqualifi- defeated last night by Ball cent of its kill attempts. come in with teams that were two games, the offensive attack cations for their part in a mini- State in the opening round of The Falcons were led by capable of winning the appears to have come around a brawl. Referee John LaDuke also the Mid-American Conference Kris Pesorda with five kills, BG News national champioship. You little bit, but now defensive mis- threw out three Ohio State tournament. while Melissa Lewis and Lori know what happened, I do not Sportewriter players. The Cardinals downed the Kemerer each had four. care to describe it. takes have cropped up. The last two games have seen ra "It's going to hurt us a lot," Falcons in three games, 15-0, Bowling Green concludes its The Wolverines, however, 15-9,15-5. season with a 17-14 record. have had to endure several BG give up 13 goals, in the form forward Ryan Murphy said. seasons that would not be up to of an 8-3 loss to Western Michi- are there four freshmen on the "BJ. (Adams) Is a strong de- their standards. As ESPN men- gan and a 5-4 loss to Ohio State. blueline, but many of the vet- fenseman, Louis (Mass) is an- tioned, previous to this season, Before the Western game, the erans lack experience also. other strong defenseman and Swimmers prepare I many analysts were begining Falcons had only relinquished 30 Adam (Edinger) is one of our top ; to think that the big "M" ; goals in ten games. Price piles up the points forwards." stands for mediocrity. The frustrating thing is that Neither Powers nor OSU coach This season, the roles are the defense has been generally Team captain Brad Holzinger John Markell were pleased with for pivotal weekend ! reversed. The Wolverines stand two good, but has periodic break- continues to lead the Falcons in LaDuke's call. By MIKE LEONARD : games away from a possible downs that cost the team dearly. points scored with 11, but right Powers hopes that the team The BG News Swimming . national championship. The Most of these mistakes either re- behind him and catching up is will use the suspensions as moti- ' Buckeyes stand with one ble- sult in penalties or odd-man junior right wing Dan Price. vation. Bowling Green coach Randy Notebook : mish already implanted in breaks. Price has bounced back "I want our guys to take it as Julian leaves no doubt as to the | their record. "We didn't make the big mis- quickly after a preseason knee another challenge," Powers said. significance of this weekend's versity of Toledo and dispatched This year's meeting, takes in games for a long time," injury. A goal and an assist in "You even have your backs more meet against Cleveland State. the Falcons easily in Cleveland ; however, is reminiscent of Falcon coach Buddy Powers said. Saturday's game against the to the wall and you can choose "This is the biggest meet for last season. The Viking women, ; years past when the contest "It was little things that went Buckeyes moved him up to sec- how you want to respond. You me as coach of the Falcons," Ju- meanwhile, lost a close meet to : pitted the two best teams in against us. In the last couple ond on the scoring list with eight can either feel sorry for yourself ; the Midwest against each lian said. the Falcons. Julian describes the ; other, period. Many readers games, we've made big mistakes points. that three guys are out or you can It's important because Cleve- then we lost (the meet) swim- ; are probably too young to re- that gave up easy goals." Dave Faulkner still leads the pick up the slack and play hard- land State is a meet that the Fal- ming damn well." member the years when the In fact, only one of Ohio State's team in goals by a healthy mar- er." con women should win and Fal- The Viking men upset the Uni- ; Ohio State-Michigan battle five goals came during even- gin. His goal in Saturday's game con men can win. If BG can pull Cleveland State women's team as might as well have been the strength play. Two goals were gave him six for the season. Injury report out the double victory Saturday thin and weak. Big Ten championship game short-handed and two more were Adam Edinger's four goals is at Cooper Pool, Julian said that In the '70s and before, the scored on the power play. second best. Antti Illvonen will be out for he will be able to call his squad "a Cleveland State will visit Co- Big Ten consisted of Ohio Most of the Falcon mistakes the next two to three weeks, ac- good team." oper Pool at 1 p.m. this Saturday. are still being attributed to the Three suspended for Friday cording to Powers. He has a "I think we're going to be race- • See LEONARD, page seven. youth of the defense. Not only After an altercation in batur- bruised joint in his neck. ready," Julian said. "If we lose, • See SWIMMERS, page seven. The BG News PIGSKIN PICKS

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175 ^MEDIUM $i Tribe, Marlins lose pitchers in draft QCMG8 ' 1 ITEM The Associated Press players over 27 years old taken. Jay Bell to a $34 million, five- / PIZZA NO LIMIT; / Stars such as Fred McGriff, year contract on Monday, were / Add Breadstcks HURRY! PHOENIX (AP) - When last Eric Karros and Eric Davis were also closing in on free agent re- A«ernathnt Clothing, • Wintsy Wear /<$225 •"=>—-... Mon, Tuea, seen together, Tony Saunders passed over. But there was a liever Roberto Hernandez. • Beo-dedfVlOTip Jewelry • Import ed Crjars and Brian Anderson were pitch- chance big-name players would The draft was held at the • Clove; Cgmttes • Incense • Unique ; / \ Wed Only! ing in the snow during Game 4 of later be among the 35 picks by Phoenix Civic Plaza, right across Candles • Tapestries • Stickers • Posters • the World Series. each team, and that could set into the street from the Diamond- S00. Tees • Potchwcrt Ports . Hair Glitter ipRso.^elloV (gold * silver) 4 wide assortment of They were linked again Tues- motion a lot of trades. backs' new Bank One Ballpark. WKhsble color. • Body Purifiers (100% ;l"TZZCr since 1964 day amid palm trees and cac- NL Cy Young winner Pedro Unlike the NFL draft, which guarantee) .Leather - podded vvool socks tuses as the top two picks in Martinez of Montreal, Marlins sparks wild cheers and boos from •Scented oils & lotions • Open 4pm Weekdays baseball's expansion draft. pitcher Kevin Brown and Cleve- the fans' gallery, there was little FREE DELIVERY The Tampa Bay Devil Rays Saunders Anderson land third baseman Matt Wil- reaction to the lesser-known 445 E. Wooster made Saunders the overall No. 1 followed by choosing Anderson, a liams were mentioned promi- picks by the 75 supporters from (At the railroad tracks) 352-5166 choice, taking the rookie left- 25-year-old left-hander not nently in trade speculation. No both Tampa Bay and Arizona. Mon-Sat 11:30-9 EXP. 11-26-97 hander three weeks after he protected by the Cleveland In- deals were allowed to be an- At least baseball tried to make Sunday 19-6 354-0176 helped the Florida Marlins com- dians. nounced, however, until after the the fans feel comfortable, dec- plete their five-year zoom from "I enjoyed my time in Cleve- draft ended. orating the hall with palm trees Let your future be with expansion losers to World Series land," he said. "I'm looking for- Boston pitcher Jeff Suppan and and cactuses. winners. ward to being on a team that's New York Mets pitcher Cory Li- Tampa Bay, given the No. 1 R.E. Management. "It's an honor," said Saunders, just starting out." dle were taken in the opening pick when Arizona won the coin reunited with Tampa Bay man- Young pitching was at a pre- round by Arizona, which will play toss and elected to take the sec- Stop by for a complete ager Larry Rothschild, the Mar- mium early, and prospects far In the NL West. Colorado out- ond and third choices, got off to a lins' pitching coach until this outnumbered veterans as both fielder Quinton McCracken and nice start with Saunders. apartment listing. month. "That tells me I must teams made 14 picks in the first Houston outfielder Bob Abreu Saunders went 4-6 with a 4.61 have done something right, that round. Anaheim knuckleballer were picked by Tampa Bay, ERA in his first season in the they wanted me before anybody Dennis Springer (Tampa Bay) which will be in the AL East. majors, though he gained a lot of else." and White Sox catcher Jorge Fa- The cash-rich Diamondbacks, notoriety by going 3-0 with a 1.65 The Arizona Diamondbacks bregas (Arizona) were the only who signed free agent shortstop ERA against Atlanta. SWIMMERS

Continued from page six. "In big meet situations, (in BGSU golf team, won his first hampered by a head cold this Schloendorn) we really saw a collegiate event, the 50-yard weekend at Illinois, but other- Freshmen stepping up young lady that not afraid to freestyle, this weekend against wise, the men's team is good stand In front of the group and Iowa health. Coming Into the season, the swim fast," Julian said. The The Falcons were also expect- "It affected (Stoltz's) swim- Falcons needed strong perform- women have also been aided by ing big things out of Bill Rochl ming all weekend," Julian said. ances from an excellent fresh- the arrival of Jessica Blakemore, and Matt Ellinger and the two "It was just an irritation ... but Winthrop Terrace Apts. men class. They have not been a junior who was forced out of have not disappointed. there's nothing you can do about Apartments Available disappointed. the pool due to a shoulder Injury it because a cold has to run its Jen Jarjosa has been asked to coming out of high school. Summer 98, Fall 98, Spring 97 Infirmary report course." On the women's side, perform at every distance of senior captain Jacqui McRae • Heat included with rent • All New Appliances freestyle this season - and has The men's team has also seen The rash of injuries and illnesses continues to battle with a shoul- • Campus Shuttle • 1 & 2 BR. Furn./Unfurn. performed very admirably. their freshmen step up. Andy that has persisted the Falcons fi- der problem, although McRae • 1 & 2 Full Baths • 3 Great Locations Likewise, Jeannine Schloendora Jenkins, who started training late nally seem to be subsiding. had some of her season's best Call For is letting her abilities show. due to his commitment to the Senior captain Tom Stoltz was swims this past weekend. l> More o LEONARD BEGAN out, he Is not used to standing Continued from page six. John Cooper's tenure. Continued from page six. Outside of Michigan, John Co- alone. oper's record is the second best probably be Began's ultimate State, Michigan and everybody goal - to achieve great things else. The forgotten "10 Years in history behind Hayes, yet with "I Just want to our best game to War" between Woody Hayes and every loss to the Wolverines, the with the team. Because even be our last," he said. "Because it Bo Schembechler was perhaps cries Increase for his removal as though Began is used to standing just means you gave it your all." the highlight of this great rivalry. coach. Ohio State has a winning record Reminds von nol i<> CAMPUS QUAR against every team In the Big Ten That's the power of this rivalry. Gobble - except Michigan. The Wolver- The entire season hinges on it. BllUards A Sparta Bur ines lead the series 53-35-6 in- YOIII Tli.mks-'iviiiii cluding a record of 1-7-1 during This is war. Karaoke Contest; Every **************************************************************** Thursday 'til X-Mas! Prizes for Talking about coop's Would you lake to help over 900 weekly winners! DISCOVER EUROPE & career choices in IPC truly, needy children? H so become Summer Study- Program in Names. France an angel tree volunteer" For more The BG News rntorrrvaljon Meetings inlormaoon please call Amy or Finals: Dec. 18th- $200 top Tun. Nov. tarn » Wed. Nov. 19th Dane t?354-5038 or come » Classified '00pm. BA 4000 November Is Native American HerHeoe the Circle K meeting & 9:00pm prize •Reo.istration » Financial Aid Into Available Wednesday - Ohio Suite. Umon. Ads For Mot* Ho: Dr. Chito. 372 8180 w The office ol Multicultural Activities is Sat. Nov. 22nd: "Go Bucks!" [email protected] sponsoring a closed or cut television program on Wed. Nov. 19.2:45pm Tailgate Party! 2 Big Screen ThePrtmelUind SERVICES OFFERED 372-6977 Do you Itnow what to do In an emergency? This can be seen on channel 3 in all Tl HELP ARRIVES classrooms. Education 303 will be available TV's The BG Nc*> will mn knowingIv accept advctuvemenii lot viewing. For more Into call 372-2343 that dutnminaw. ta encourage di Mnitiination afainal an? TrhaTSdey. November 20ih FACULTY ANO ADMINISTRATORS, Fairway individual« git-ap on (he tail of race. t«i. coto*. cited. 18 A Over Welcome W/ ID 4:30pm Press is accepting dissertations, rtvanusenpts.

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