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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. Green State University TUESDAY January 23, I*' 2001 OFF THE BLOCKS: Men's swimmers split PARTLY CLOUDY with Ball State, Buffalo HIGH: 36 I LOW 21 over weekend; women www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 81 lose both; PAGE 8 Benefit held for Al-Mar patrons Raffle planned to in charge of the benefit. Glenn agreed, saying, "He's The benefit will include a raffle, done a lot for the kids in the town help bowlers recover silent auction, food and drinks. and even the adults." equipment lost to According to Plotner, much of Among the goodwill that fire damage the city is getting involved with Wammes has bestowed upon the the fundraiser. Pisanello's, Video community was teaching bowl- Connection, and Mr. Spots will be ing classes and helping out the local high school students. By Craig Gittord among the businesses donating items to the event. One story Plotner remembered CHIEF REPORTER about Wammes' giving was when Many Bowling Green residents "We're going to have a ball; going to have fun," said Sally Bowling Green High School lost lost a great deal of equipment in it's equipment Wammes and his Glenn, Bowling Green resident the fire that consumed Al-Mar crew spent a Saturday drilling Colonial lanes last December. and regular patron of the alley. holes in bowling balls and fitting In order to help pay for these A number of citizens had the students for their equipment. items, a benefit raffle will be held bowled at the alley for most of "Bill is a close, personal friend in The Fraternal Order of Eagles' their lives and feel that this will be of mine. I've seen him give so banquet room on Friday from a good way to give back to Bill much to the community," Plotner 7p.m.-midnight. Wammes, the man responsible said. A lot of those Al-Mar I ani is fre- for giving them years of enter- Plotner is grateful for all that Al- quenters are unable to afford the tainment. Mar meant to his family during its insurance on their equipment "A lot of people look up to the existence. and Kill Wammes, the owner, will man and owe him for his exper- "We lx>wled four days a week at Fit Photo not IK- able to cover their losses, tise," Plotner said. "This is sort of that alley," he said. "My son shot accordingto larvie Ploiner, who is our way to give back." his first 200 at Al-Mar." GOODWILL A BG firefighter uses a chainsaw to ventilate the burning building last December.
U. shares Police opinions remove on Bush, fraternity from house presidency By Laura Neidert GREEK Hit REPORTER By Amanda Ambro/a WORLD AND NATION REPORTER Members of the Kappa .Alpha There's a new kid on the block, Psi fraternity have been removed but it's not just any block. from their house at 609 E Reed St. This new kid happens to live at for repeated violations of their 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. small group living agreement, the This weekend brought with it Greek housing contract and uV die official dawning of the presi- Student Code of Conduct. dency of George W. Bush. After a They were asked by the Office long and controversial election of Residence life to vacate the process, Bush was sworn in house. located north of Saturday at noon to become the Offenhauer Towers, on Ian. 11. 43rd President of the United There are six men in the fraternity, States. and three of them live in the Students and faculty at the house. Those three men were University were more than willing moved by the University to to provide their thoughts, hopes Chapman Residence Hall, and and concerns regarding our new one has signed an agreement to president. stay there the rest of the year. "I don't think he's going to get This move is pending the much done," said sophomore results of a police investigation Bryan Eschbach. "The election into suspected use of controlled was so close, and the Congress is substances. split fifty-fifty." Sgt. Dick Gullufsen, campus This concern was seconded by police information officer, said freshman lama Springer. "I'm all that on Ian. 8 the Office of for him," she explained, "but I just Residence Life filed a complaint hope he does something." Officers with a warrant searched lunior Geno Burden was wary the house, and found a "leafy of a negative connotation sur- green vegetation type substance," rounding the media's presenta- several razors, a bag with a brown- tion of Bush-related events, par- ish crystal substance and a scale. ticularly the inauguration. "I find If results of the police investiga- photo illustration by Kristalyn Shetveland BG News tion show the members are not at BUSH, PAGE 5 ROBERT THOMPSON fault, they will be allowed to move back into the house under new conditions If they are found to be at fault, the house will be allocated to a Greek chapter which does not Clinton steps have an on-campus house. That Students look to Africa would take place in March. "The main thing is that they down after must take care of the facility. The By Marie Chiche They started to work with the city of "We need help and WORLD AND NAT ION WRITER Mwanzaa and the children of the University put forth a large effort doing a Above all this is a story of friendship, a Bulzuga Primary School. They witnessed money. Right now, we to keep it up, and it was continual- story of a group of students who decided the troubles the impoverished popula- have aspirations to go to ly trashed." said leffrey Waple, the that together they could make a differ- tion was facing and decided to do some- associate director of Greek Affairs. good job' ence. thing about it. Dr. Ribeau and beg him Some of the offenses included They are students who took the com- After coming back from Tanzania, they for money." lack of care for the facility, struc- By Jordan Fonts mitment to raise funds and tural damages, and improper RELIGION REPORTER founded Kid's Imagination Unleashed invest their time to try to Africa Relief Team (K.I.UAR.T), a checkout. According to Waple if a Many people may still find improve the lives of non-profit organization working DAVID YOUNG, SENIOR chapter does not follow its hous- themselves associating the word African school chil- under the Sydner African Studies ing agreement, the University is "president" with the name able to remove its members. dren who go without Foundation at the University of programs. "Clinton." Especially those who pencils to write with "It's a privilege for a Greek chap- found themselves growing up Georgia It was created to In order to do so, they decided to cre- or books to study ter to live in a house on campus. during his administration. send students to Africa to ate a branch of K.I.UAR.T. on the from. They should keep it in order, After nearly a decade in office, bring school supplies and University campus. Some students of It started four years develop programs Kent State University are also participat- because if not, there are several Clinton's approval rating upon Greek chapters that will be willing leaving was 65 percent, according ago, when a group of for the schools. ing in the project. University freshmen, Todd Perry, Ferry came back to The main objective of the organiza- to do it instead" Waple said. to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll Greek housing troubles are not published two weeks ago in USA Rob Thompson and David Young Bowling Green to visit tion is to raise money to go back to Africa all Living in Kohl at the time, Thompson and Young this summer and build a library and a new to the University. The Delta Today. The paper said this is seven Upsilon chapter lost its housing points higher than when he took became friends. Then, during their now seniors at the creative arts classroom and develop cre- office in 1993. Locally, how do sophomore year, Ferry decided to University, and talked to ative arts and athletic programs. It also last May and is now housed in some students and professors leave the University to go to the them about his experience. aims to assist the community by aiding Conklin North. Waple stated that evaluate his performance? University of Georgia, but the three "When he returned, he came back environmental projects and women's the Alpha Xi Delta sorority and "He did a good job," said lames stayed in contact. with a vision in his head, be saw a defi- health clinics. Delta Tau Delta fraternity are also (ones, sophomore. "The country Last summer, students from Georgia, nite problem there," Young said. The two "The number one thing we want to do on housing probation. is belter off than before." including Ferry, went to Tanzania, Africa University students offered to help and is to help people over there," Thompson Members of Kappa Alpha Psi for a study abroad program consisting of became involved in the organization by were unable to comment due to CLINTON, PAGE 5 community services. developing the African school's athletic AFRICA. PAGE 5 the ongoing police investigation. Welterrte Batk from the weekend... For Sale For Rent For Rent 1 —* Ow'scm Large desk lor sale. 5 ft., teacher "Needed immed./own room. 1 fe- Houses, 1, 2. & 3 bdrm. apts. begin- style, 4 drawers + file drawer, great male/2 if related, located at 729 4th ning May 01.9412 mo. leases. cond. email: lshanabrookdmco.edu, St. S225/450/mo. Call 353-0325. 352-7454. S2B. ON|) '01-02 Houses. 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Pisanello's, Video community was teaching bowl- Connection, and Mr. Spots will be ing classes and helping out the among the businesses donating local high school students. ByCraigSiffonJ One story Plotner remembered CHIEF REPORTER items to the event. "We're going to have a ball; about Wammes' giving was when Many Bowling Green residenls Bowling Green High School lost lost a great deal of equipment in going to have fun," said Sally it's equipment Wammes and his the fire that consumed Al-Mar Glenn, Bowling Green resident crew spent a Saturday drilling Colonial lanes last December. and regular patron of the alley. holes in bowling balls and fitting In order to help pay for these A number of citizens had the students for their equipment. items, a benefit raffle will be held bowled at the alley for most of "Bill is a close, personal friend in The Fraternal Order of Eagles' their lives and feel that this will be of mine. I've seen him give so banquet room on Friday from a good way to give back to Bill much to the community," Plotner 7p.m.-midnight. Wammes, the man responsible said. A lot of those Al-Mar lanes fre- for giving them years of enter- Plotner is grateful for all that Al- quenters are unable to afford the tainment. Mar meant to his family during its insurance on their equipment "A lot of people look up to the existence. and Rill Wammes. the owner, will man and owe him for his exper- "We bowled four days a week at not be able to cover their losses, tise," I'lotner said. "This is sort of that alley," he said. "My son shot FilePMo according to lame Plotner. who is our way to give back." his first 200 at Al-Mar." GOODWILL: A BG firefighter uses a chainsaw to ventilate the burning building last December.
U. shares Police opinions remove on Bush, fraternity from house presidency By Laura Neiderl GREEK HIE REPORTER By Amanda Ambroza KORIO «KD IIJUIOII REPORTER Members of the Kappa Alpha There's a new kid on the block, Psi fraternity have been removed but it's not just any block. from their house at 609 E. Reed St. This new kid happens to live at for repeated violations of their 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. si n.ill group living agreement, the This weekend brought with it Greek housing contract and uV the official dawning of the presi- Student Code of Conduct. dency of (Jeorge W. Bush. After a They were asked by the Office long and controversial election of Residence Life to vacate the process, Bush was sworn in house, located north of Saturday at noon to become the Offenhauer Towers, on Ian. 11. 43rd President of the United There are six men in the fraternity, States. and three of them live in the Students and faculty at the house. Those three men were University were more than willing moved by the University to to provide their thoughts, hopes Chapman Residence Hall, and and concerns regarding our new one has signed an agreement to president. stay there the rest of the year. "I don't think he's going to get This move is pending the much done," said sophomore results of a police investigation Bryan Eschbach. "The electioti into suspected use of controlled was so close, and the Congress is substances. split fifty-fifty." Sgt. Dick Gullufsen, campus This concern was seconded by police information officer, said freshman hmu Springer. "I'm all that on Ian. 8 the Office of for him," she explained, "but I just Residence Life filed a complaint. hope he does something." Officers with a warrant searched lunior Geno Burden was wary the house, and found a "leafy of a negative connotation sur- green vegetation type substance," rounding the media's presenta- several razors, a bag with a brown- tion of Bush-related events, par- ish crystal substance and a scale. ticularly the inauguration. "I find If results of the police investiga- photo illustration by Rristalyn Shetvetand BG Nevis tion show the members are not at BUSH.PAGE 5 ROBERT THOMPSON fault, they will lie allowed to move back into the house under new conditions. If they are found to be at fault, the house will be aUocated to a Greek chapter which does not Clinton steps have an on-campus house. That Students look to Africa would take place in March. "The main thing is that they down after must take care of the facility. The By Mane Chiche They started to work with the city of "We need help and W0R10 AND RATION WRITER Mwanzaa and the children of the University put forth a large effort 'doing a Above all this is a story of friendship, a Bulzuga Primary School. They witnessed money. Right now, we to keep it up, and it was continual- story of a group of students who decided the troubles the impoverished popula- have aspirations to go to ly trashed," said Jeffrey Waple, the that together they could make a differ- tion was facing, and decided to do some- associate director of Greek Affairs. good job' ence. thing about it. Dr. Ribeau and beg him Some of the offenses included They are students who took the com- After coming back from Tanzania, they for money." lack of care for the facility, struc- By Jordan Fouts mitment to raise funds and tural damages, and improper REMGION REPORTER founded Kid's Imagination Unleashed invest their time to try to Africa Relief Team (K.I.UAR.T.), a checkout. According to Waple if a Many people may still find improve the lives of non-profit organization working DAVID YOUNG. SENIOR chapter does not follow its hous- themselves associating the word African school chil- under the Sydner African Studies ing agreement, the University is "president" with the name dren who go without Foundation at the University of able to remove its members. "Clinton." Especially those who programs. pencils to write with Georgia. It was created to In order to do so, they decided to cre- "It's a privilege for a Greek chap- found themselves growing up or books to study ter to live in a house on campus. during his administration. send students to Africa to ate a branch of K.I.UAR.T. on the from. bring school supplies and University campus. Some students of They should keep it in order, After nearly a decade in office, because if not, there are several Clinton's approval rating upon It started four years develop programs Kent State University are also participat- ago, when a group of for the schools. ing in the project. Greek chapters that will be willing leaving was 65 percent, according to do it instead" Waple said. to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll University freshmen, Todd Ferry, Ferry came back to The main objective of the organiza- Rob Thompson and David Young, Bowling Green to visit tion is to raise money to go back to Africa Greek housing troubles are not published two weeks ago in USA new to the University. The Delta Today. The paper said this is seven all living in Kohl at the time, Thompson and Young, this summer and build a library and a Upsilon chapter lost its housing points higher than when he took became friends. Then, during their now seniors at the creative arts classroom and develop cre- last May and is now housed in office in 1993. Locally, how do sophomore year, Ferry decided to University, and talked to ative arts and athletic programs. It also some students and professors leave the University to go to the them about his experience. aims to assist the community by aiding Conklin North. Waple stated that evaluate his performance? University of Georgia, but the three "When he returned, he came back environmental projects and women's the Alpha Xi Delta sorority and "He did a good job," said lames stayed in contact. with a vision in his head, he saw a defi- health clinics. Delta Tau Delta fraternity are also lones, sophomore. "The country Last summer, students from Georgia, nite problem there," Young said. The two "The number one thing we want to do on housing probation. is better off than before." including Ferry, went to Tanzania, Africa University students offered to help and is to help people over there," Thompson Members of Kappa Alpha Psi for a study abroad program consisting of became involved in the organization by were unable to comment due to CLINTON. PAGE 5 community services. developing the African school's athletic AFRICA. PAGE 5 the ongoing police investigation. 2 Tuesday. January 23.2001 BG NEWS Memorial Rising gas prices affect U. planned B» Laura Nekfwt local residential consumers. Columbia roof, and we pay for it COST COMPONENTS increases. At least the CREEK LIFE REPORTER Gas offers a Customer Choice program, whether we use it or rental company hasn't for dead More and more consumers are talking where customers can choose from a not," Whitman said. Residential natural gas price said that rent would about their natural gas bills. Under nor- variety of approved suppliers, and Sara Koppus, a ptincipal cost components tor increase," said Chris mal circumstances, they are just another Columbia provides the transport and senior who lives in Winter 2001 are based on the Perkins, a freshman. student part of daily living. However.due to a service. Fostoria with her hus- average U.S. price ot 90.4 According to Dale cents/therm. combination of several factors, natural Also, the Bowling Green Board of band, has seen how Russel, a graduate stu- The BG News gas prices are doubling and tripling. Public Utilities formed a natural gas large these increases dent, "My rent went up A memorial service will be held University students are feeling the aggregation group in 1999 known as can become. They $10 for this lease, pinch. American Municipal Power of Ohio. This have a fifteen-hun- which runs from this for Sushma Somayajula on Friday, At the beginning of 2001, the deregula- group was formed with at least six com- dred square foot lanuary to next Ian. 26. tion plan put in place by the Public munities in the local area. Prices in this home, and in lanuary. Part of it group once had a cap, but since the mar- November 2000 their accounts for the higher Somayajula, 22, worked as a Utilities Commission of Ohio came into web designer for Student effect. The plan provided for pilot dereg- kets are in such bad condition, they are natural gas bill was gas costs, but the rest of ulation experiments for Cincinnati Gas now variable, according to Daryl about $57. In it was for maintenance Publications. She was from and Electric, Dominion East Ohio Gas, Stockburger of the Public Utilities Board. December 2000. that and other things." Hyderdad, India, and participated and Columbia Gas, this area's dominant This program has been in effect for cost jumped to about less Tonnescn, a in International Programs on provider. more than two years, and Stockburger $300. They switched sophomore, said "It campus. She died on January 4 of Ohio, however, like many other parts said he felt that people who got in early to a budget payment threw us |roommates| an overdose of sleeping pills. of the country, experienced severe spells to the program got the chance at the best system at which they Source Energy Into. Admin Heidi Fo« BG News all off. We just didn't of cold weather and higher than normal deal. With all the confusion now, he feels pay around $100 a realize how much gas Both the Center for snow amounts this winter. Supplies were that it is difficult to get a good deal. month. we use and how much International Programs and the low due to increased expenses, and "People need natural gas, and if there "We've turned the thermostat down it cast. Our bill in November was some- India Students Association are demand is the highest it has ever been. is not a good supply, the price will go up when we're not home or in bed, but you where around $25 for five people, and it planning the memorial service, This can have a direct effect on how peo- significantly. It's as simple as that," said have to have natural gas, mid it's getting went up to $125 the next month. I guess which will be held in Prout Chapel ple heat their homes, particularly with Stockburger. really expensive," Koppus said. I'll just have to spend less money to at 2:30 p.m. Following the memo- natural gas. Not only have higher natural gas Increase in natural gas costs can have account for it." rial service will be an informal cof- Deregulation is defined as the freedom prices severely affected the residential detrimental effects for off-campus stu- According to Columbia Gas's website, fee hour in the World Student dents. Some students' apartments and to choose a different natural gas supplier consumer, but also commercial and students can help their energy costs by Association lounge on the I lth houses are all electric, others pay a sepa- doing such simple things as keeping based on cost efficiency. That supplier industrial ones, such as the University. floor of Offcnhauer West. could be in a different area than where According to Bob Whitman at the rate gas bill, and some have it as part of doors closed to unused rooms, properly the previous supplier was and frequently University Power Plant, the University their rent. insulating the house by repairing exteri- For more information, contact the local utility would charge a fee for the uses natural gas as its primary fuel "I thought my rent might be higher or cracks and weather-stripping around associate director Anne Saviers at transport of that natural gas. source, with oil as a backup. than I expected, or gas would not be a windows, and turning down the temper- the Center for International There are several power options for "The costs are just going through the part of it anymore because of recent aturc on a water heater. Programs at 372-9948. Roe v. Wade anniversary reignites debate By Connie Hsu of Race and Main streets, they for the health and life of the support Rep. lohnson's stance on "However, I doubt that the deci- tively cut off reproductive rights U-WIIE held "Honk if you're pro-choice" unborn. abortion. Hopefully, legalized sion will be overturned anytime without officially dismantling CHAMPAIGN, 111. - For the 28th signs and cheered as car horns "They're assuming the unborn abortion can be restricted by in the near future." Roe." anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade blared. are not persons," said Robert small gains, liven if we do over- Pro-choice advocates agree In addition to his pro-life Supreme Court decision, pro- "We're here to demonstrate Lampitt, president of lllini turn the decision, it may not solve that legalized abortion might not stance, Bush has also nominated choice and pro-life supporters our support for a woman's right Collegians for life. "We need to the problem of abortion -- absti- be terminated during Bush's conservatives figures for many are busy promoting their stand - to choose an abortion and to protect them as we would protect nence should be promoted." presidency, but say that restric- political offices, including the from a women's right to choose send Tim lohnson a message." any other persons." On Ian. 22, 1973, the Supreme tions surrounding abortion staunch pro-life advocate, former Court ruled In favor of legalized might affect women's health care to have an abortion to the said Ruth Wyman, president of As for pro-life awareness, Life Sen. lohn Ashcroft, for U.S. attor- Champaign County NOW. "As a abortion and a woman's right to and reproductive rights. for Everyone, a local pro-life orga- ney general. Joy Thornton-Walter, unboms' right to life. state representative, Tim lohnson have one. Coincidently, the day of "In the past eight years, we've a board member of East Central On Saturday morning, the men voted numerous times to restrict nization, will be hosting a prayer the picket celebrating the deci- been able to rely on President Illinois Planned Parenthood, said and women of Planned a woman's right to choose." vigil for all religions at the sion also coincided with the inau- Clinton to veto anti-choice legis- the recent political unfoldings Parenthood and the Champaign Pro-life organizations, such as Women's Health Practice guration of President George W. lation that Congress has might result in the termination of Chapter of the National the registered student organiza- Monday night at 6:30. Hush, who is pro-life. approved," Wyman said. "But a woman's right to choose. Organization for Women picket- tion lllini Collegians for Life, "We hope to make some "1 can see the Bush administra- now, with an anti-choice presi- "The Ashcroft hearings made it ed U.S. Rep. Tim lohnson's for- acknowledge that pregnancy progress in restricting abortion, tion weakening and putting dent and anti-choice majorities clear how the issue of choice is mer law office in downtown involves the woman's body and because it's obviously not a wise restrictions on the Roe v. Wade in Congress, a woman's right to important to the public," Urbana Standing on the comer her health but are also concerned choice," Lampitt said. "I certainly decision," Lampitt said. choose an abortion could effec- Thorton-Waltersaid.
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Columbia roof, and we pay for it COST COMPONENTS increases. At least the CREEK LIFE REPORTER Gas offers a Customer Choice program, whether we use it or rental company hasn't for dead More and more consumers are talking where customers can choose from a not," Whitman said. Residential natural gas price said that rent would about their natural gas bills. Under nor- variety of approved suppliers, and Sara Koppus, a principal cost components for increase," said Chris mal circumstances, they are just another Columbia provides the transport and senior who lives in Winter 2001 are based on the Perkins, a freshman. student part of daily living. However.due to a service. Fostoria with her hus- average U.S. price of 90.4 According to Dale combination of several factors, natural Also, the Bowling Green Board of band, has seen how cents/I herm. Russel, a graduate stu- The BG News gas prices are doubling and tripling. Public Utilities formed a natural gas large these increases dent, "My rent went up A memorial service will be held University students are feeling the aggregation group in 1999 known as can become. They $10 for this lease, pinch. American Municipal Power of Ohio. This have a fifteen-hun- which runs from this for Sushma Somayajula on Friday, At the beginning of 2001, the deregula- group was formed with at least six com- dred square foot January to next Ian. 26. lanuary. Part of it tion plan put in place by the Public munities in the local area. Prices in this home, and in Somayajula, 22, worked as a November 2000 their accounts for the higher Utilities Commission of Ohio came into group once had a cap, but since the mar- web designer for Student kets are in such bad condition, they are natural gas bill was gas costs, but the rest of effect. The plan provided for pilot dereg- Publications. She was from ulation experiments for Cincinnati Gas now variable, according to Daryl about $57. In it was for maintenance and Electric, Dominion East Ohio Gas, Stockburger of the Public Utilities Board. December 2000, that and other things." Hyderdad, India, and participated and Columbia Gas, this area's dominant This program has been in effect for cost jumped to about less Tonnesen, a in International Programs on provider. more than two years, and Stockburger $300. They switched sophomore, said "It campus. She died on January 4 of Ohio, however, like many other parts said he felt that people who got in early to a budget payment tlirew us Iroommatesl an overdose of sleeping pills. of the country, experienced severe spells to the program got the chance at the best system at which they Source: Energy Into. Admin HeM Foi BG News all off. We just didn't Both the Center for of cold weather and higher than normal deal. With all the confusion now, he feels pay around $100 a realize how much gas International Programs and the snow amounts this winter. Supplies were that it is difficult to get a good deal. month. we use and how much low due to increased expenses, and "People need natural gas, and if there "We've turned the thermostat down it cost. Our bill in November was some- India Students Association are demand is the highest it has ever been. is not a good supply, the price will go up when we're not home or in bed, but you where around $25 for five people, and it planning the memorial service, This can have a direct effect on how peo- significantly. It's as simple as that," said have to have natural gas, and it's getting went up to $125 the next month. I guess which will be held in Prout Chapel ple heat their homes, particularly with Stockburger. really expensive," Koppus said. I'll just have to spend less money to at 2:30 p.m. following the memo- natural gas. Not only have higher natural gas Increase in natural gas costs can have account for it." rial service will be an informal cof- Deregulation is defined as the freedom prices severely affected the residential detrimental effects for off-campus stu- According to Columbia Gas's website, fee hour in the World Student to choose a different natural gas supplier consumer, but also commercial and dents. Some students' apartments and students can help their energy costs by Association lounge on the 11th based on cost efficiency. That supplier industrial ones, such as the University. houses are all electric, others pay a sepa- doing such simple things as keeping floor of Offenhaucr West. could be in a different area than where According to Bob Whitman at the rate gas bill, and some have it as part of doors closed to unused rooms, properly the previous supplier was and frequently University Power Plant, the University their rent. insulating the house by repairing exteri- For more information, contact the local utility would charge a fee for the uses natural gas as its primary fuel "I thought my rent might be higher or cracks and weather-stripping around associate director Anne Saviers at transport of that natural gas. source, with oil as a backup. than I expected, or gas would not be a windows, and turning down the temper- the Center for International There are several power options for "The costs are just going through the pan of it anymore because of recent ature on a water heater. Programs at 372-9948. Roe v. Wade anniversary reignites debate By Connie Hsu of Race and Main streets, they for the health and life of the support Rep. Johnson's stance on However, I doubt that the deci- tively cut off reproductive rights "•WIRE held "Honk if you're pro-choice" unborn. abortion. Hopefully, legalized sion will be overturned anytime without officially dismantling CHAMPAIGN, 111. - For the 28th signs and cheered as car horns "They're assuming the unborn abortion can be restricted by in the near future." Roe." anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade blared. are not persons," said Robert small gains. Even if we do over- Pro-choice advocates agree In addition to his pro-life Supreme Court decision, pro- "We're here to demonstrate Lampitt, president of lllini turn the decision, it may not solve that legalized abortion might not stance, Bush has also nominated choice and pro-life supporters our support for a woman's right Collegians for life. "We need to the problem of abortion -- absti- be terminated during Bush's conservatives figures for many nence should lx' promoted." are busy promoting their stand - to choose an abortion and to protect them as we would protect presidency, but say that restric- political offices, including the tions surrounding abortion from a women's right to choose send Tim Johnson a message." any other persons." On Ian. 22, 1973, the Supreme staunch pro-life advocate, former said Ruth Wyman, president of Court ruled in favor of legalized might affect women's health care Sen. lohn Ashcroft, for U.S. attor- to have an abortion to the As for pro-life awareness, Life Champaign County NOW. "As a abortion and a woman's right to and reproductive rights. ney general, loy Thornton-Walter, unborns' right to life. state representative, Tim Johnson for Everyone, a local pro-life orga- have one. Coincidcntly, the day of "In the past eight years, we've a board member of East Central On Saturday morning, the men voted numerous times to restrict nization, will be hosting a prayer the picket celebrating the deci- been able to rely on President Illinois Planned Parenthood, said and women of Planned a woman's right to choose." vigil for all religions at the sion also coincided with the inau - Clinton to veto anti-choice legis- the recent political unfoldings Parenthood and the Champaign Pro-life organizations, such as Women's Health Practice guration of President George W. lation that Congress has might result in the termination of Chapter of the National the registered student organiza- Monday night at 6:30. Bush, who is pro-life. approved," Wyman said. "But a woman's right to choose. Organization for Women picket- tion lllini Collegians for Life, "We hope to make some "I can see the Bush administra- now, with an anti-choice presi- "The Ashcroft hearings made it ed U.S. Rep. Tim lohnson's for- acknowledge that pregnancy progress in restricting abortion, tion weakening and putting dent and anti-choice majorities clear how the issue of choice is mer law office in downtown involves the woman's body and because it's obviously not a wise restrictions on the Rne v. Wade in Congress, a woman's right to important to the public," Urbana. Standing on the comer her health but are also concerned choice," Lampitt said. "I certainly decision," Lampitt said. choose an abortion could effec- Thorton-Walter said.
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January 23,2001 BGNEWS www.bgnews.com/opinion REJECTED TWAIN STORY SEES PUBLICATION BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) — The Atlantic Monthly has bought the rights to publish a Mark Twain story it rejected when the author pitched it in 1876. The sale price of the story, A Murder, a Mystery and a Marriage," has not been disclosed. OPINION EDITORIAL Teams need the fans' support In the 1999-2000 season, sup- ing for the intensity and passion though. The fact that the fans pay sometimes-hot-blooded lot. draw less, but they attract fans of port for the BG men's baskelball that existed for the second half of YOU DECIDE attention to the pep band's time- wishing that the referees would those sports. learn reached a fever pilch. last season, just like Cleveland out music enough to critique it. let the players take uieir gloves off The hope is that incoming Led by Anlhony Stacey, the fans wish for it to be 1995 all over let alone the team itself, proves and fight, like in the NHL. coach Urban Meyer can infuse Falcons reached the cusp of the again, when Albert Belle and What are your thoughts that. The focus shouldn't rest Several fights in the Falcons' 4- new talent, new excitement, a NCAA Tournament before earn- Manny Ramirez were still in about the many happenings squarely on men's basketball, 3 win over Rensselaer Saturday new life into this program, and, in ing an NTT bid. Anderson Arena Indian uniforms, belting game- in the Anderson Arena? Let though. got the crowd yelling, and the turn, this university. became one of the most formida- winning home runs into a torrent us know at bgnews@list- Other sports deserve attention players seemed to feed off of it. If one day. timing should have ble road arenas in the Mid- of jumping, screaming fans in the procbgsu.edu as well. The women's basketball digging the frustration knife fur- it that BG and arch-rival American Conference. The small, left field bleachers of Jacobs Field, team has begun to gain momen- ther into the then-13th ranked University of Toledo should both rickety, acoustically-incorrect shattering a 41-year curse blow tum, and if they continue the suc- Engineers' egos. By the end of the have powerhouse football teams bandbox became a pinball by blow. cess of their 4-1 MAC start, game, two Rensselaer players had on a collision course for their machine of noise, with sound Maybe you can't ever really go same five songs over and over, deserve the full backing of this been ejected for misconduct annual regular season capper, caroming off the north doors, the home again. In BG, the basketball much to the dismay of many university's sports fans. penalties. that could spark the school spirit south bleachers, and everything team is losing games it may have fans. The momentum that was Hockey is something very The biggest hope for improve- of this campus as hasn't been in-between. won last year. Frustration has set on greased skids 12 months ago is unique at Bowling Green. It is the ment is with the football pro- done in years. Now. the Falcons' strength in in. Even the band can't seem to running through a vat of only Division I hockey "rogram gram, the single biggest manefes- Then, the band could play any the MAC has waned, and nothing do right, seemingly playing the molasses. between Columbus and the tation of sports apathy on this song, and the fans would feel like seems the same. The fans are pin- The support is still there. Michigan border. Tlie fans are a campus. Smaller sports may singing along. Employees should PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET park in back team calls time-out, I want to Tliat brings me to the students. How would you keep GiveBGSU hear the "HEY" song, so I can Saturday's turnout was one of the AT ISSUE Paid faculty and staff enjoy parking on- yourself warm if your chant YOU SUCK" at the visiting better ones, but with the team home court team, then play the fight song. struggling, they need all the sup- campus while students are pushed aside. dorm/apartment lost Is this what I hear at the games? port they can get at home games. Most of us have held down heat? No! So. as students, we need to con- advantage Ball State goes on a run tinue to support them and show part-time jobs at some point dur- BRIAN ing high school or college As for Saturday, we call time-out and up to the games and give them ENGELMAN What is going on at the most me, 1 belong in a restaurant. the "music chooser" plays "HEY." that home court advantage. I've worked at restaurants for Assl. Opinion Editor recent home basketball games? I Now I can't necessarily yell any- Nobody likes a front-runner, so about five years of my life. As an T00DBISCH0FF am disappointed by a couple dif- thing during this part of the game when the team starts winning employee, I have always had to that idea. I know that many stu- ferent things and would like to because they have the momen- again I dont want to hear about SOPHOMORE make them public. park behind the building or next dents would spend 50 cents a day tum. Second, at a game over how everyone has been there door on busy nighb so that cus- to park next to class for an hour. GRAPHIC DESIGN First. I don't want to name any break, the few students that were from the beginning. names, but the choice of music tomers could park out front. We pay about S 10.000 a year to there were told to sit down during If you're going to do or say that. When I first came to college. I attend this fine university, yet we "Have sex." played by the pep band during the game. Are we trying to lose I better see you at the next home time-outs has to change. I don't couldn't believe what perils the are treated like second-class citi- our home court advantage? game employees had, and was zens. We should have the perks know a lot about how the band Kent State's coach said it best astounded with what little privi- and advantages, not the special chooses these things, but I do last year when he said how can George late know a lot about what gets me you expect to play well here when tateg9@twmail com leges the paying customers (stu- elite who GET paid to show up LAURA C0UFALIK dents) had. After contemplating every day. Remember "Students fired up during a game. When we the students are practically on the this issue for a while now, I have First?" JUNIOR go on a run and the opposing court. devised a fool-proof plan to Then put your spaces where SBHSLD improve our pathetic parking your lip service is. Commuter stu - (EDUCATION) dilemma. There are many rea- dents could really benefit from sons why my parking plan would this change and will often only "Wrap myself up in a u-wnus COLUMN make sense. need to park for about 50-75 min- big comfy down con- Say that average faculty mem- utes at a time. They have to work, bers and paid employees park run errands and travel home. forter, and maybe set their cars in Ore center of campus If I go to a restaurant and have my sofa on fire" Inauguration diary around 9 a.m. and leave at about a bad meal, I'll complain to the 5 p.m. This is about eight hours of manager. If he takes care of uie PITTSBURGH-3:06 a.m. warmly and anticipating the wasted commodities. Many com- problem, I won't hold it against I am curled up like a nesting worst in terms of weather, clutch- muter, off-campus and working the establishment and I'll proba- bird in a papasan chair at my ing my blue inaugural ticket ELIZABETH students need a place to park on- bly give them a second chance. If EMILY HASSEN friend Pat's apartment in securely in my hand. B0WEN campus, yet employees swallow I complain to deaf ears. I'll proba- SOPHOMORE Alexandria. Va. The chair is 10:31 am. U. Pittsburgh up these coveted spots close to bly end up taking my business designed for sitting, not sleeping I am standing outside the gate the classrooms. Students are elsewhere. EDUCATION — a fact that I realize painfully as where they collect the blue tick- actually banned from parking in I fully understand that most my right leg, folded underneath ets, waiting for the friends who most of the convenient places on- other universities have this same "Get a boyfriend and my left, begins to go numb. I decided to drive instead of take ond-hand man. I cherish this campus. There are many prime parking problem, but that doesn't drink Coke." wonder why I am here. the metro. Public transportation phenomena and giggle internally locations including the lot in make it right. Bowling Green "Want to come with us to the is easy; fighting traffic and finding for the remainder of the song. between Kohl and University could be the leader in parking inauguration?" my friends asked a place to park an hour before the 12:02 p.m. Hall, the lot behind Greek row issues. If a restaurant suddenly me a few days earlier. I thought inauguration begins is not. We are President Bush takes his oath and the Saddlemire bookstore lot. changed its ways and put cus- about it. There was no "official" huddled together, shivering of office. The crowd quiets as While faculty teach or work, tomer service first, I would start JOHN LEARNED reason for me to go. I am not under a miserable gray sky, while Bush promises to solemnly their cars are retting just outside going there exclusively. JUNIOR exactly thrilled about George W. I silently scan the crowd for cow- accept the position and guide our the buildings. This could be I would like to point out to Bush taking office, but at the boy hat-wearing Texans. nation to the best of his abilities. remedied by having paid faculty administration that parking EDUCATION same time, I feel that continuing My friend Leslie asks. "If you Despite my inherent dislike for and staff park their cars in the could soon become a highly "light candles and lis- to protest the election results is could morph into anything at this our country's new leader, a surge back of the restaurant (the over- effective recruitment tool used to futile While I oppose Bush's view- minute, what would you choose of patriotic optimism rushes flow lot by 1-75). increase enrollment. Tour guides ten to Barry White." points on various controversial to be?" through me. I want to get off to a We all hear the same regurgitat- could tell prospective students issues such as abortion, I do not Our answers include: fur coat: good start. I hate not believing in ed nonsense from administration that BG is one of the only colleges consider inaugural protest to be polar bear; warm, comfy couch; people. With uie election mess that cars and students are safe in in the nation that has implement- the best forum for me to express hot dog; large, fluffy puppy. behind us. I want to try my best to put niv fail bin Bush that lot, due to ample lighting ed such a pariung plan. my anger. 11:42 a.m. (wink, wink), so the true employ- This would draw prospective VITEKWILFJ In short: no desire to cheer Inside the gates now, waiting 12:16p.m. Bush at the onset of his presiden- for Bush and Richard B. Cheney The spell is broken. Instead of ees should have no problem with students to our University, JUNIOR cy; no desire to hurl insults at him to be sworn in. We are so far back concentrating on Bush's address, parking there. At least once every increase tuition revenue, and we VCT that I can barely see the stage, my thoughts return to how cold I year though there is a string of either. So why go to Washington, might even be able to pay off the DC, for the weekend? My moti- much less see the podium. But I am. random break-ins and vandalism Union without selling our soul to "Stay warm beneath vations were ultimately very sim- like being absorbed in a crowd. As I look around, I see some that occurs in the shadowy con- Pepsi again in a couple of years. the blanket with my ple — enjoy a road trip spend It's much warmer this way. I people paying attention, but fines of the overflow lot. The possibilities are endless. fiancl" time with friends, experience the notice that a woman near me has many others whispering, shuf- We also know that our campus After their cars have been climate, observe the scenery. large earrings in the shape of the fling back and forth to keep shuttles are never late and are a defaced and stolen from a few Tomorrow we are planning on Lone Star state. warm, leaning, holding hands, valuable resource on-campus. so times, administration would also leaving the apartment by 9 a.m. at They announce that Jimmy humming, staring at others in the why not shuttle teachers to their soon learn that the parking lots the absolute latest I must get to Carter is here. I love him! Sharp crowd. I am unusually perceptive buildings. In the meantime, the are really not as safe as we are told PATRICK DOTY sleep winds deliver my air kiss to the of these little fluxes and fidgets, turnover on these prime parking that they are. Then lights would 3:11a.m. former president. 11:56 a.m. routine movements against a spots would increase so that they be put up and security would be JUNIOR This recllning-with-my-legs- Chief Justice William H. backdrop of history, ordinary could serve about eight times the increased like they should have SECONDARY EDUCATION crossed position isn't working Rehnquist swears in Vice actions at an extraordinary time. people, (eight hours, 50 minutes a been a long time ago. Our cam- out. I roll over on my side. President Cheney. Afterward, a A new president gives the first class.) pus would be great. "Stay in bed all day 3:13 am. band plays "America the speech of what will be hundreds These added shuttle responsi- long, wrapped up in I change positions again. Beautiful." One of my friends or maybe even thousands to bilities could even be paid for by To thank Mr. Engelman for his my blanket. 9:18 a.m. points out the absurdity that for a come over the course of his new parking meters in these spots. wonderful insitfit, e-mail him at: We set out for the metro station few minutes, we have Clinton as career, and all around me, I wit- Pariung and Traffic should love fuzzinstallmenteyahoo.com. In Pentagon City. I am dressed president and Cheney as his sec- ness life marching on.
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Community U. students aim to help African schoolchildren reacts to Bush AFRICA, FROM PAGE 1 dren are taught English, they Swahili," Thompson said. as big as the one at the to tie the schools together by need books in their native lan- The University branch of the University of Georgia, it could developing a common project. inauguration said. guage, which is Swahili. The association is still in the process allocate more money to the pro- The main goal of the associa- BUSH. FROM PAGE 1 The school, which covers organization is also collecting art of getting approved. It works gram and help to send students tion now is to get more funding, kindergarten through eighth and school supplies, as well as under president Scott Ferry, a to Africa. from on and off-campus organi- it funny how the media keeps grade, has ten classrooms for athletic equipment from uni- freshman and Todd Ferry's K.1.UAR.T. organized a gjv- zations. 2,000 students, with a ratio of showing all these anti-Bush sup- forms to soccer balls. younger brother. ing-tree at Grounds For Thought "We need help and money," porters," he said. 100 or more children per "Most of the countries in Of the association's ten mem- before Christmas. On the back of Young said. K.l.UAR.T. is look- teacher. They attend class a few Part-time ethnic studies Africa are developing countries, bers, only two, Thompson and each ornament placed on the ing for sponsors and volunteers instructor Scott Walter took this hours a day and the desks are we always have problems with Young, will go to Africa this sum - shared by four children. tree, the association wrote a spe- to help them. "Right now. we aspect into account as well. "The infrastructures and teachers," men They will be leaving in May fact that this inauguration was There are very few textbooks, said Habib Iddrisu, a senior from and will come back at the end of cific supply the school in have aspirations to go to Dr. which are outdated; and paper, Tanzania needs. "We got a huge Ribcau and beg him for money," more heavily policed than any Ghana He also added that in his August. Both students need to other in history tells us more pens and pencils are scarce. The country, international aid such raise $5,000 to finance their trip. response from the Bowling he added. children have very little oppor- Green community," Young said. Young also hopes that the about the direction of this admin- as the Peace Corps has done a lot "We're struggling financially," istration than any of Bush's claims tunity to practice reading and to help improve the situation. Young said. "The University is One of the educational pro- association will help to develop writing in and out of school. grams of Ohio University also a stronger African Studies to be a 'uniter, not a divider," he K.I.U.A.R.T. is under the helping us somewhat but there said. "We are collecting books and supervision of the University is only so much they can give." collected sports equipment to Department. One student expressed her funds to buy books over there," African Studies Department. According to him, if the give to the association. Young "Hopefully, this will be an Thompson said. Even if the chil- skepticism quite blatantly. "I hate "Kiu also means 'to thirst' in African Studies Department was said the association is also a way annual thing," Thompson said. Bush," said sophomore Carmelita Marquez. "I honestly do. He's going to drill Alaska and kill all the wildlife. He stole the presidency." Another perspective came from economics instructor Andrea Clinton leaves amid debate Chancy, who has found herself focusing more on the prospects CLINTON, FROM PAGE 1 ed twice because of the econo- political science department for the new vice president. my." He said that while Clinton "I am assuming that Dick Conversely, sophomore Bryan Sophomore Kevin Smith hadn't embraced humanitarian Cheney has no desire to run for Gardner said a Republican agreed, but with reservations. interventions, the idea of U.S. President himself someday," she would have done a much belter "The economy's fine, though I intervention purely for military explained, "so 1 would expect his job. He said some of Clinton's don't think he did a great deal of and economic self-interests has role as vice president to differ sig- policies were not geared toward respect to the office. He loves given way to intervention for the nificantly from those in the recent people very well, and was politics, and he knew what he purpose of promoting democra- past. What will a vice president, unhappy with the fonner presi- was doing." cy who is not concerned with getting dent's scandals. At the beginning of his admin- "He left a legacy of scandal himself elected as President "I would rate him somewhere istration, however, Peake said and missed opportunities, (even someday, accomplish?" in the middle," said leff Peake, Clinton had no focus. "The though) he came in with great Despite the variety of opinions assistant professor in political White House behaved in an ambitions and a lot of hope," voiced by members of the cam- science. In comparison to the amateurish fashion. But he got it said Rob Alexander, assistant pus community, George W Bush previous 41 presidents, he together in '94, when professor of political science. will be presiding over us for the placed Clinton at number 20, Republicans took over Ihe consistency of scandals is length of his Presidency, altering largely because of a healthy Congress." He spent much of his what the current generation the Clinton-inspired days many economy. time after that cither countering learned from Clinton's presiden- students grew up with. "Clinton governed during Republican initiatives or adopt- cy, lackson said. "The policies strong economic times. ing them as his own, Peake said. were pushed aside by the scan- However, he sometimes took "A lot of good things were dals." more credit than he deserved," done during his term, though "He could have done more Peake said. Congress and the not all of them can be accredited socially, like in education, Social VISIT previous administration are also to him," lackson said. "He Security and Medicare reform," www.bgnews.com/world responsible for the economic betrayed a number of traditional Peake said. Clinton was unable growth, according to Peake. Democratic causes, either for re- to accomplish much in these for the latest world Another assistant professor of election or because he really areas because of opposition political science, David lackson, thought it was the right thing to from Congress, so he can't be related news also said the economy was good, do." blamed, Peake said. Associated Prev; Photo articles daily. whether because of or in spite of Clinton changed the nature of Peake concluded, "I see him Clinton. "We had one of the U.S. interventions in the area of as an astute politician, one of the CHAPPAQUA, N.Y.: Former President Clinton walks with his arm And it's FREE! longest periods of sustained post-Cold War foreign policy, best in our times. But he was less around his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., after walk- economic growth. I le was elect- said Marc Simon, chair of the as a man." ing their Labrador Retriever around thier neighborhood, Monday.
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The world's forests are still vanishing, but at a slower rate than five years ago, U.N. experts reported Monday. They said the world has been losing more than 22 million acres of forest a year since 1995 — 20 percent less than in the previous five-year period. WORLD England Twins confess: there's no magic looks to By Matthew PHHMM fled while the twins rallied some THE ASSOCIATED PRESS men and directed a successful legalize SUAN PHUNG, Thailand— counterattack. The teen-age twins who led the After that, the twins' followers God's Army rebel group acknowl- said the boys had powers from cloning edged on Monday they have no God. Their followers believed mystical powers to repel bullets bullets couldn't hit them and By Emm Ross and said they want to give up mines wouldn't explode under AP MEDICAL WRITER fighting their feet. LONDON-The House of lohnny and Luther Htoo, who "God sent me to be the leader Lords debated legislation on led a hit-and-run campaign for to fight against Burma," said three years against the Myanmar embryo research Monday that Luther, who like his twin does not would, if approved, make military, said their days as sol- know his exact age. "I am not diers are at an end. Britain the first country to afraid because God is always with legalize human cloning. "I want to live as a family with me." my parents," Luther told Asked if he has mystical powers In an impassioned debate reporters at a border police base to repel bullets, Luther said: "It is that continued into the night, near the Myanmar frontier with not true." many lords expressed concern Thailand. "1 want to study." that ethical questions were Luther said the God's Army had The twins became icons for youthful rebels around the world being sidelined in the rush to 150 soldiers at its peak while be at the forefront of medical fighting to try to win autonomy after the circulation of an for the ethnic Karen minority. Associated Press photograph research. They urged an When they surrendered to the showed the angelic-looking, amendment that would with- Thai army last week, driven by long-haired lohnny next to his hold approval until after ethi- hunger and exhaustion, the God's tougher-looking, cigarette-puff- cal and scientific issues sur- ing brother, Luther. Army had probably no more Associated Press Photo rounding the research have Thai authorities say they than 20 followers. Seventeen of GOD'S ARMY: Thirteen-year-old twin brothers and leaders of the Myanmar rebel group God's Army, been reviewed by a special them surrendered Jan. 16 and believe the twins are 15 years old. committee. Ian. 17. Luther said he knows of The undernourished boys, who Luther, right and Johnny Htoo, center, wait with an unidentified comrade in Thailand on Wednesday. are vegetarians, look little more Others urged giving scien- only three comrades still in the tists the go-ahead now, saying jungles. than 10. At that time, they became sep- ing giving die twins refugee status Thailand. The twins' legend began Luther said the God's Army had arated from their parents. The and reuniting them with their The twins appeared at the treatments developed through around 1997 when Myanmar stopped fighting since they lost parents trekked to Thailand, parents news conference with a dozen embryo research and cloning troops came to their village dur- then base at Ka Mar Pa Law, just where they live in one of the "If God did not help us, we all armed Thai border police stand- could revolutionize medicine, ing a sweep of Karen areas. The inside Myanmar, in early 2000 refugee camps strung out along would have died a long time ago," ing guard alongside 12 other offering hope of transplants mainstream guerrillas group, the when it was attacked by the Thai-Myanmar border. said Luther. He said he was God's Army followers, most of that would prevent or cure Karen National Union, reportedly Myanmar forces. Thai authorities are consider- unsure if he would stay In them children. scores of illnesses, from Parkinson's disease to diabetes. The government is seeking to relax the rules that limit medical research on human Six dead, dozens wounded in bombing at leftist Bangladesh meeting embryos under the 1990 Human Fertilization and By Farid Hossain tal Saturday, killing at least six of Bangladesh poured into the crowd, nearly 600 feet from the reporters. Embryology Act, which stricdy IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS people and wounding dozens, streets and clashed with police dais where communist leaders The wounded were taken to witnesses and hospital workers after the explosion at Paltan from 10 political groups were state-run Dhaka Medical College limits research on donated DHAKA. Bangladesh —A said. Maidan, a huge meeting ground, seated, Manzurul Ahsan Khan, Hospital, where four died, doc- embryos to such areas as stud- bomb exploded at a leftist politi- Thousands of panicked sup- police and witnesses said. president of the Communist tors said. 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Rugrats in Paris School Year - One Person Rate - $385.00 I>\1 «I>\1 REECE, FROM PAGE 8 directly in front of the official. to Central Michigan, a team that happy that he's no longer a Cav Insert a few more mental has slightly improved, but still mishaps and then top it off with lingers near the bottom four a Chris Webber revisit when teams in the MAC. By Tom Withers onship. People are always going Anytime you're playing with a ting used to the minutes. But someone on the Bowling Green Even NAIA opponent Urbana IP SPORIS WRIIER to be negative when they men- team that's losing, the main guy before the season is over with. I'll bench barked out a timeout and MAC basement dweller tion my name, but I can accept is going to take a lot of the heat. have my day. when none were left with 1.6 Buffalo took first half leads over CLEVELAND — Shawn Kemp that and that's what makes it "I accepted the responsibility "Once we get in the playoffs, seconds left and only trailing by the Falcons before being defeat- strolled into Gund Arena smiling easier for me to go on." for being the head guy, and we I'll have my fun. Guys on this two with an outside chance of ed. Something isjust not right. and laughing with some of his Things didn't work out in didn't win so I took the blame.... team know that, this organiza- tying or winning, and you have a Sure, we all knew that this sea- Portland teammates. He was Cleveland for Kemp, traded to I took a lot of hits for a long time tion knows that." tough loss to swallow all across son would be an interesting one, back in Cleveland, and for the the Cavs in 1997 and signed to a around here. But I'm still stand- Blazers coach Mike Dunleavy the board. given the fact that there is no first time in two years. Kemp seven-year, $98 million contract. ing, put it that way. I knew it was said he's pleased with Kemp's Saturday afternoon in inherent strength or size in the didn't hear any boos, fat jokes or He made the AU-Star team and time to move on." attitude and progress. Anderson Arena was a new day, paint, and no inherent leader- trade rumors. led them to the playoffs in his No one's pointing fingers at "It's an ongoing situation but a tougher contest. And while ship for that matter. But we all Kemp, who left Cleveland in first season but it was downhill Kemp in Portland, even though where he's trying to fit in and he's BG did hold a much stronger figured that Dakich would find a August overweight and unwant- from there. he is averaging just 6.8 points working hard at it." Dunleavy and bigger Cardinal team off the way, and to some extent he has. ed, says he's glad he's no longer In '98. his image was tar- and 4.3 rebounds in 17.6 min- said. "He's working on getting in boards throughout the entirety The season is certainly far from with the Cavaliers. nished when it was revealed he utes per game for the talent-rich better shape, but it's still a situa- of the game, it was a complete over, but there is little room for "The one good thing about had fathered seven children by Blazers. He played just six min- tion where we haven't quite breakdown on defense in the last error at this juncture and with the situation is that every morn- six women. The next year, he utes on Saturday in a loss to found the niche that we were two minutes of a close contest, each passing day, Dakich has to ing, every day 1 don't have to showed up after the six-month Sacramento. looking for." coupled with a poor play selec- be losing more and more sleep hear all the talk about Shawn lockout weighing more than 300 But after pledging to be in Kemp said he doesn't have to tion on the final possession wondering who will step up and Kemp." he said. "That's a relief." pounds. Then last season, he shape at the start of the season prove anything to Cavs fans which handed the Falcons lead this squad, as well as when Kemp returned to Cleveland arrived late for practices, games before the Cavs dealt him. Kemp upon his return. He maintains another heartbreak loss. will this team turn the corner for the first time since being and team flights, and quarreled showed up in Portland over- Besides inconsistency, as wit- and string along a legitimate he did all he could to help traded in the offseason to the with Cavs coach Randy weight again. Cleveland win, and he's not con- nessed by a win, loss, win. kiss winning streak? The talent is Trail Blazers as part of the three- Witt man. He has slimmed down since cerned if the boos drown out the pattern in the schedule thus far. there, but I'm not sure about the way deal that sent Brian Grant to He became a target for fan the season started, but Kemp's cheers. it appears from a distance that momentum right now. Miami. abuse, and Cleveland couldn't still struggling in his adjustment Bowling Green has a habit this This column seems as though Kemp's no longer a star, but a wait to get rid of him. as role player after being the "It will be a good night for us season of playing to the level of it Is more of a ix>int-by-point bit player for the powerful Trail "Last year I knew obviously Cavs' go-to guy. team wise." he said. "When I their opponent. This was some- synopsis as to why this Falcon Blazers, and that's OK by Kemp. there was going to be a cliange." "This is the best shape I've walk out of this building tonight, thing tliat was not seen last sea- squad is struggling like this. I "Every one on this team has Kemp said during Portland's been in21/2 years playing wise," I'll be smiling." son. certainly do not have all the sacrificed." he said. "We're all morning shoolaround. "I knew he said. "It's been an adjustment Just like he was when he Looking back throughout the answers. These are just casual working toward a champi- something was going to happen. coming off the bench and get- walked in. season, and most noticeably the observations. Perhaps there is past few weeks. Bowling Green more to this squad's woes than lias dropped a road loss to we see. But what I am certain of Marist, a team which should is that Bowling Green faces an have been pounded, yet played awfully tough schedule coming Browns interview Titans'Williams for coach ten times closer than that 85-69 up and when five of the next score indicated in the loss to seven games are on tlie road, By Tom Withers The 42-year-old Williams is whose only head coaching expe- with Minnesota offensive line Michigan State in front of a sell- where the Falcons seem to strug- tt SPORIS WRIICR the first out-of-town candidate rience was as a high school coach Mike Tice for later in the out crowd at the Palace of gle the most, even last season, it to meet this week with the week. Auburn Mills over the break. is certainly gut check time for coach in Missouri. "The meeting Gregg Williams, whose Browns, who are intentionally went well." The Browns plan to interview Immediately afterwards, the the defending MAC champions. Tennessee defense was the NFLs Falcons dropped a home contest being low-profile during their The Browns plan to interview Baltimore defensive coordinator No. 1 ranked unit last season, head coaching search — a dras- at least three other NFL assis- Marvin Lewis after the Super interviewed Monday for the tic change from when they tants this week as they look to Bowl and are asking the New MAC names Players of the Week Cleveland Browns' head coach- looked for a coach in 1999. replace Chris Palmer, fired on York Giants for permission to ing vacancy. Under Williams, the Titans' Jan. 11 after going 5-27 in two talk with defensive coordinator CLEVELAND Trevor last week and 23 in a win against Williams, the Titans' defensive defense has steadily improved seasons. John Fox. Huffman of Kent State and Marshall. He hit 12-of-12 free coordinator the past four sea- each year and finished this past On Tuesday, New Orleans Stewart said Policy was plan- Patrick Jackson of Ball State were throws against Marshall to sons, met with Browns president season ranked first overall offensive coordinator Mike ning to interview Browns defen- honored Monday as Mid extend his streak to 34. Carmen Policy and other against the run and third in McCarthy will visit the Browns sive coordinator Romeo Crennel American Conference men's bas Jackson, a junior guard from Cleveland executives at the passing defense. and San Francisco offensive either Monday or Tuesday for ketball players of the week. Muncie. Ind., was honored in the club's suburban training com- Baltimore's vaunted Super coordinator Marty Momhinweg the head coaching position. In the East Division. Huffman, West Division for last-minute plex for three hours. Bowl-bound defense was sec- is scheduled to meet with the Browns owner Al Lemer did a junior guard from Petoskey. baskets that made the difference "It's been a great experience. ond statistically to Tennessee's. club on Wednesday. not participate in Williams' Mich., was honored for scoring in wins against Toledo and I ve enjoyed the day," Williams "I know the division inside Browns spokesman Todd interview, but will be present if 16 points in a win against Buffalo Bowling Green said. "Hopefully, it will develop and out and I know this team Stewart said the Browns were any of the candidates are asked into something more." inside and out," said Williams, still trying to set up an interview to come back. Stewart said. 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