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Thursday, March 7, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 96
The News' Briefs Professors debate validity of Christianity Vines Guerrieri The BG News NBA Scores About 7SO people came to see New York 89 two professors debate the va- Toronto 82 lidity of Christianity Wednes- day night in Olscamp Hall. Loren Lomasky, a University Boston 110 philosophy professor, exam- Los Angeles 97 ined the reasonability of Chris- tianity. Religious commit- ments, Lomasky said, run deep, Minnesota 103 and they involve feelings that Philadelphia 90 are not rational. Lomasky said beliefs are established for Washington reasons that are not rational. 97 "I don't think it's important Seattle 88 what beliefs I hold," Lomasky said. "I'm more concerned with San Antonio 100 the reasons." James Sire, a circuit lec- Denver 90 turer, said he could not "create one case for the Christian Utah 101 faith" Sire said it cannot be done Indiana 94 because Christianity is com- prehensive. He added many Business conference things are best explained by Christianity, including the ex- to take place istence and character of Jesus, JayY«uMm>*BCNttra Students will have the op- portunity to learn about the existence of a Creator and David Geyer, John Laird, James Sire (front to back) listen to a night In Olscamp Hall. About 750 people attended the dlscu»iloo, change in business at the a sense of pain and evil. presentation given by University professor Loren Lomasky dur- which was sponsored by various campus groups and local chur- second annual Best Prac- Lomasky presented the ques- ing a debate questioning the validity of Christianity Wednesday ches. tices in Organization and tion of how any God could al- Change Conference at the low pain and suffering in the should be suspicious of Bob nothing to lose by believing in Christian Graduate Students this. University today and March world. He also said God has Dole's campaign literature, God. Sire said this raises the and Trinity United Methodist 8. been used as an explanation for you should be suspicious of Je- stakes in the argument about Church. Some of the sponsors Rev. Dan Zak, pastor of St. Representatives of busi- mysteries which cannot be ex- sus's campaign literature," God. of the event said they Were Thomas More University Par- nesses and organizations, plained. ish, said he thought some in- human relations and train- Lomasky said. The event was sponsored by very surprised at the turnout. ing development consul- Lomasky said the Gospels Sire said the Gospels offer InterVarsity Christian Fellow- According to David Guyor, a teresting questions were tants and Bowling Green were written by biased writers, evidence of Jesus's existence ship, the Philosophy Club, BG staff worker for InterVarsity raised, but asked, "Could all and area students will meet and Jesus's words were "fil- as the Messiah. He also Christian Students, Campus Christians, only 200 people the great minds that have re- to hear discussions on ways tered by translation." brought up Pascal's wager, Crusade for Christ, BG Coven- were expected, and he would flected on these questions be and means to best initiate "For the same reason you which states that people have ant Church, Fellowship of like to see more events like wrong?" new organization practices. The conference will begin at 9 a.m. in 101 Olscamp Hall. For more information, contact the MOD office at 9 in alien-smuggling ring arrested 372-8139. Solid Waste Career Pauline Artlllaga "This is organized crime in line to Moscow, where they Once in the United States, two Last week, they issued 15 Workshop will take The Associated Press every sense of the word," said stayed while additional transpor- smugglers would arrange for the arrest warrants and began ap- place Joe Garza, chief of the Border tation and visas were arranged. aliens' delivery to points across prehending people on Friday, In- Carolyn Watkins, director McALLEN, Texas - Nine Patrol's McAllen sector. "It's From there, the aliens were the country, including Houston, cluding two caught wading of the hazardous material members of a complex alien very significant because it in- flown to Cuba or Nicaragua and California and New York. across the Rio Grande and solid waste division of smuggling organization that volves almost exclusively people moved by land to a staging house "It's basically along the lines of The alleged ringleader, Gladys the Ohio Environmental charged up to $28,000 to illegally other than Mexican aliens." in Guatemala. Then larger any organized smuggling activi- Perdomo Board, was arrested In Protection Agency, will be transport Chinese, Pakistanis The organization smuggled groups were formed and taken to ty, Including how narcotics or- McAllen, where authorities be- the keynote speaker at the and Indians into the United about 150 people a day into the Mexico City In buses, trucks and, ganizations operate," Bailey said. lieve she was planning to meet third annual Solid Waste States have been arrested, the country across the Texas-Mexico in one case, a tractor-trailer "The smuggling of aliens is basi- with other members of the organ- Career Workshop. U.S. Border Patrol announced border, said Albert Bailey Jr., a equipped to carry up to 100 peo- cally the same thing." ization. Other speakers will dis- Wednesday. ple at a time. Federal authorities began in- cuss finding jobs in waste special agent with the Border Pa- Those three were In the cus- management, commercial Among those in custody was trol's anti-smuggling unit. It has From a staging area in Mexico vestigating the organization tody of U.S. marshals and being opportunities in the field the organization's accused been in operation for seven City, the aliens were transported about three months ago after re- held at the Starr County Jail, and how to make a finished mastermind, a 51-year-old natu- years, he said. in commercial buses to Monter- ceiving information at the Immi- Bailey said. Six others were tak- product out of recycled ma- ralized U.S. citizen who allegedly According to Bailey, the aliens rey and then finally to Reynosa, gration and Naturalization Ser- en into custody in Houston, Cin- terial. ran the operation from Guate- were flown from their native where they snuck across the bor- vice office in Mexico City, Bailey The event will take place mala. countries via a commercial air- der into Texas, Bailey said. said. See ALIENS, page three. in 095 Overman Hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 9. Indian minister will NOW president speak about eco- Pearson indicted for nomic reforms Shiv S. Mukherjee, minis- ter of press information and urges involvement culture for the Embassy of India, will speak about "In- Kristin Sladum Great strides in women's histo- September abduction dla-U.S. Relations: Cultural The BG News ry have been taken within her Dimensions of Economic own lifetime, according to Ire- Reforms" at 2 p.m. Friday Several members of the Uni- land. She said that when she first Joe Boyle near the corner of Manville about three weeks ago, and she in the McFall Center As- versity community took advan- attended college, women were The BG News Avenue and Scott Hamilton positively identified [Pearson]. sembly Room. tage of the opportunity to hear assumed to be working for extra Street, as well as a rape Aug. We feel we have a very strong the president of the National Or- money, not to raise families. An Arlington, Ohio man in- 27, 1993 near the corner of case," Mayberry said. ganization for Women Wednes- "We're looking at women's his- dicted last year on rape char- Pearl Street and Ordway Mayberry is also seeking to day night in the Union's Lenhart tory just in my lifetime," she ges in Bowling Green was in- Avenue. have the assault case tried at Grand Ballroom. said. "I can look back and see dicted Wednesday on a sepa- Wood County Prosecutor the same time as Pearson's Quote of Patricia Ireland expounded on how far we've come." rate charge of abduction- Alan Mayberry said he be- rape case, which was recently the day the history of women's rights, Crisis centers, battered wom- Eric B. Pearson, 43, is ac- lieves he has a "very strong delayed due to the unavailabl- discussed women in relation to en's shelters, sexual harassment cused of abducting a Bowling case" in the latest indictment. See PEARSON, page five. "For the same current politics and urged the Green woman Sept. 23, 1993 "We brought the victim in reasons you should audience to get Involved. See IRELAND, page six. be suspicious of bob Dole's campaign literature, you should be suspi- ' Group calls Kaptur 'top congressional oinker' cious oi jesus s campaign litera- The Associated Press ket" award as part of its "Co- ture's budget to a farmer's mar- Downtown Toledo does not tracted other development to the ngressional Pig Book." ket in her hometown of Toledo, have a supermarket, and the area, as well, she said. ture" WASHINGTON -- A group that Citizens Against Government Ohio. farmer's market is the closest Those who put the project on -Loren Lomasky, pushes for budget-cutting in Waste said Wednesday that Kap- Kaptur said she doesn't con- grocer for many senior citizens. the pork list "probably don't philosophy professor Congress has singled out Rep. tur was a top congressional "oin- sider the money for the market It also helps small farmers sell know much about agriculture," Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, for Its ker" for directing $246,000 out of pork-barrel spending or wasteful their commodities, and the re- she said. "But I'll bet they like to "This Little Piggy Went To Mar- the U.S. Department of Agricul- in any way. furbishing of the market has at- eat." Colored Ink » mmm Opinion page two Thursday, March 7, 1996 Teaching teachers told no tenure
"The juvenile sea squirt wan- touch" with their youthful con- their chances for tenure. sure you that students will place ders through the ocean searching stituency can sample our world. Junior faculty must often move higher value on teaching, aOd for a suitable rock or hunk of Let's begin our new adventure from state to state, school to rightly so. The purpose of a uni- solution. coral to cling to and it's home for into the world of coeducation by school as their probationary versity is the transaction of USG deserves Hfe. When it finds its spot and addressing the subject of "ten- periods expire and their research knowledge, not to serve as a po- Nick Azzarello takes root, it doesn't need its ure." Recently it has come to my Is deemed "inadequate," even litical battleground in the inter- more coverage Business Major brain anymore, so it eats it. It's attention that the reward system though their teaching record est of job security or promotion. rather like getting tenure." -Mi- for professors greatly affects the may be Impressive. However, I've come to learn I am very disappointed with Protest not blocked chael Scriven ultimate beneficiaries of their Jay Parini wrote in The Chron- these political and personal bat- the fact The News has not In our respective spheres of know-how: us students. icle that "the present system tles often take up much more covered any of the USG presi- by administration existence, "us" students and Tenure Is usually the ultimate favors those who publish over time and energy than fulfilling dential elections. Campaigning "them" professors might exist goal of university instructors, those who shine In the class- the grand duty most of us believe has been going on for two weeks I am writing to clear up some quite happily without ever cross- and virtually guarantees them room." This should send a shiver professors are here to perform: now and The News has yet to misinformation in Mike Wende- ing paths. Shall we never under- job security for a long time, if not up our little collegiate spines. to teach. name the two parties running. I ling's column on Tuesday, March stand that we are all cogs on the for life. At this University, and at Arent "them" professors here Parini goes on to offer this have heard The News does not 5. This column was written with same wheel? most others, tenure committees to teach "us" students? The sad suggestion: have two separate feel it is noteworthy information the best intentions on a very im- It Is this place of exchange that review candidates who have been truth Is "not always." Some tracks for professors to choose and the student body doesn't portant subject, however he ac- brings us together, these hal- on a tenure-track at the end of a professors gained tenure even from on their way toward tenure: really care about USG. Well, I am cidentally drew conclusions lowed halls of academia where probationary period of several though their teaching may have either a "research track" or a here to say that many people are about a particular activism event the learned teach the unlearned years. Tenure review Involves been weak, as long as they were "teaching track," and I would interested, but we don't have from a speech given at the Amer- (In theory, anyway). many factors Including research, published or had obtained grants add a combination of the two time to go to USG meetings or ican Culture Studies Seminar. Suppose the relationship be- teaching and service. According in their field. would still be applicable to some certain groups and clubs that Although many people have tween students and their profes- to the Chronicle of Higher Edu- Obtaining tenure at Bowling instructors as well. have presedentlal hopefuls encountered difficulties with the sors would do best to fallow the cation politics, race, religion and Green based solely on outstand- If such a plan were implement- speaking. So for many, The News administration, while planning footsteps of tradition; sticking money can also play a role in the ing teaching Is virtually impossi- ed, one would think it would then is our only source of information for the Miss BGSU protest no with formal titles and falling in selection of tenured faculty. ble. be necessary to reward good about certain topics. I think The major obstacles were encoun- love with rigorous syllabi, dutifu- Tenure has recently been the A growing number of un- teaching as much as good News should get "committed to tered and no paperwork had to be lly widening the chasm between topic of heated debate among tenured faculty, a proportion- researching is now. excellence" and start covering filled out. It was more or less that "pupil" and "instructor." Yet a educators and administrators at ately low number of women and Perhaps then we would have the important issues that affect while making phone calls, I got lingering misappropriation of re- virtually every university or col- minority in tenured positions, some ground upon which to stand this campus more thoroughly. I, the basic run-around. It had noth- spect becomes evident. Those lege in the U.S. The growing need and an increasing interest in in a fight to retain Impressive as many others, would like to see ing to do with administrative at- who possess the knowledge ulti- to reward good teaching has in- post-tenure review has inspired teachers when the end of their profiles on all the candidates and tempt to prevent the event, they mately have the power. fluenced many campuses to the American Association for probationary period is reached. an ongoing update on how they basically did not know what to Consider this alternative: a change tenure policy. Higher Education to conduct a How many brilliant educators are doing (Perhaps go onto cam- tell me. Things like a protest do learning environment where While the definition of the ten- two-year examination of tenure. have merely passed through pus and ask students what we not happen every day In BG. concerns of one group are ad- ure process seems rather They will be considering alterna- Bowling Green's ranks at the ex- think about the candidates). I dressed by the entire populace. straightforward, obtaining ten- tives, including a survey of uni- pense of students' education? agree that voting in the USG I would like to thank Lieuten- Since we are all cogs In the same ure can be a dirty affair. Some versities who have never had Questions like these require us elections has been down the past ant Ralph Bratt for being very wheel, and because we are all In- critics say it is a "cruel, Darwin- tenure, those who have recently to throw a plank acros the chasm few years, and I believe whenThe helpful while planning for the volved in the learning process, Ian" system. opted to eliminate tenure, and that seperates our realms, and News doesn't cover the election demonstration at the last minute. perhaps we should share the pain Many times brilliant young is- schools who conduct controver- collaborate on solutions to com- it adds to the low voter turnout. I would also like to thank the and share the fruits. tructors dont feel free to speak sial post-tenure review. munity problems. After this letter, if The News very kind woman at Student Af- Students thus far left in the about institutional woes or inter- I think it is naive of schools to holds by its decision not to cover fairs who could not answer my dark should come into the light. departmental squabbles for fear exclude students in this Incredi- Andrea Wood is a weekly col- the candidates and the election, questions but wished us luck in- Professors notoriously "out of of making enemies, and ruining bly applicable debate. I can as- umnist for The BG News. please do not do a story on poor stead. voter turnout — because you are likely one of the causes. Don't be Cinda Davis a part of the cause, be part of the Senior The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
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Tania Runyan Amy Black Copy editor Copy editor *&--?-•-* Darren Liderbach Penny Brown Copy editor Editorial writer Just another parking statistic Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken Colleen Casey Alianna Dias My day had started much like a was a torn and tattered notebook. parking spot. My desperation was can't feel my feet. I also know Ed Dowling Brian Gallalin great many of the students' days I soon discovered that this was quickly turning to panic as 1 that I won't have to endure this Chad Gamby Matt Gannon at this University do: trying to no ordinary notebook however, scoured the various lots for a numbing pain for much longer. find a parking space. but rather a journal ... A journal space. Due to the fact that the "Earlier this afternoon I saw Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl unpaved commuter parking lots Kevin Rathge After patrolling the various written by a former student one of those parking violation Ed Reed commuter parking lots for nearly named Caleb. do not have marked poking officers drive back here and do Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec 45 minutes, I finally came "My name is Caleb Jones, and spaces people oftentimes park nothing but park his or her truck across an automotive vacancy in I'm 18 years old." The journal wherever they want to, regard- and sit there for forty-ftye Copyright© 1996 by The BG News. Reprinting of a deserted corner of a commuter began. "// you are reading this less of the fact that they are minutes without even leaving the any material in this publication whitout the permission of lot on the outskirts of campus. journal right now, then I am taking up two parking spaces vehicle. I yelled and screamed Trie BCi News is strictly prohibited. After glancing at my watch, I already dead. with their one car. and tried to get his/her attention, The BG News is an independent student voice calculated that It was indeed pos- "My story began at 8:45 on this "If I didn't find a parking space but the truck finally just drove founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic sible to make It to class on time. cold December morning when I almost immediately I would be away without even taking a quick year and Wednesday's in the summer. late to class. With no other op- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those Never being one to know my drove into this parking lot. I had cruise around the lot. of the student body, faculty or University administration. earthly limitations, I decided to a 9.-00 class, and being only a tions before me, I carefully "It's hopeless to even try to Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not go for it After all, the wind chill freshman on campus I was not wedged my car between two cars wedge myself out from here. Even necessarily those of The BCi News. factor was only a mere -20 de- aware of the severe lack of park- that were a little under five feet if I managed to slide myself to Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 grees. What's the worst thing ing spaces this campus had. It apart from each other. ground level, there is so much words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone that could happen? Frostbite? was because of this that I did not "This is what proved to be my broken glass and so many poth- number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News Hypothermia? Pneumonia? arrive here sooner, and U is be- downfall. oles scattered throughout the lot reserves the right to edit any and all letters. I had Just begun my mad dash cause of this that I am in the sit- "Sure enough, I managed to that I would surely never make it The B( i News encourages its readers to notify the against the 45 mph wind when uation that I am in. squeeze my car between the two to Out educational facilities that paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. my foot unexpectedly connected "The professor of my 9fi0 class other automobiles. I then man- are looming In the distance. with an obstacle half entombed in has a very strict tardiness policy, aged to open my driver-side door "May those of you who come 210 West Hall the gravel. and he will not let you enter the just enough to inch my body across this journal learn from my Bowling Green State University After brushing the dirt and classroom if you are even one through the opening. misfortune..." Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 grime off my jeans, I examined minute late. I am paying a great "That's when I got stuck be- Sadly, the rest of the journal bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu the ground to see what had deal of money for my education tween my car and the car next to was illegible. caused me to to soar through the here at BGSU, and I obviously mine. Aaron Welsbrod is the Thurs- air so unexpectedly. Lying there, didn't want to see that money "It's now 5.-45 in the afternoon. day columnist guy. This column half buried by gravel and mud. wasted because 1 couldn't find a My skin is turning blue and I is dedicated to Caleb Jones. Campus Thursday, March 7, 1996 page three Faculty: evaluations ineffective Penned In Feedback usefulness questioned for annual merit assessments Darla Warwick "It tends to make teachers try cause they look for how challeng- The BC News to please students rather than ing the course was, rather than challenge them to learn," Gro- "I think they are very how easy it was. Gromko used Student-based teacher evalua- mko said. "There are better ways good in giving the example of a student giving a tions fall short of effectively eva- to do them." teacher a bad evaluation because luating faculty achievements, Michael Robbins, philosophy feedback to faculty. I too much homework and reading according to a few University professor, said the evaluations don't think they was given. A teacher peer eva- professors. cannot always be counted on for should be used in luator would find that same eval- Mark Gromko, biological sci- reliable feedback. He said he uation to be positive because it ences professor, said he believes takes seriously the evaluations annual merit challenged students to do their evaluations are useful but should that are constructive and well evaluations, though." best. not be used in annual merit eval- thought out by students. Eric Dubow, psychology uations. "There's a problem with their professor, said he is not neces- "I think they are very good in validity," Robbins said. "It really Mark Gromko sarily looking for positive evalu- giving feedback to faculty," depends on the students." ations, but for feedback useful in biological sciences professor Gromko said. "I don't think that Both teachers suggested the his teaching. they should be used in annual evaluations be revised to pertain "I'm not looking to see if stu- merit evaluations, though." more directly to their area of swers. dents liked it or not," Dubow He said using the evaluations teaching, as \. STUD€NTS INT€R€ST€D IN IKING fl CH€€Rl€RD€R/POMM€R€TT€ N€XT Y6RR page four The BG News Thursday, March 7, 1996 i l 70ee6e*td Sfteciafo^- rices Good hursday, Friday YOUR ^Saturday ™»w« The Quality Makes The Low Price Even Better! FOOD&DRUG U.S.D.A. Inspected Fresh Pork Loin (4-7-Lbs. Avg.) WHOLE CENTER CUT BONELESS PORK LOIN Pound The Other White Meat: All Varieties KROGER MILK y2 Gallon VITAMINS A& D ADDED SEE SUE PANEL FOR NUTRITION P/VT \ INFORMATION LIMIT 4 IIA1T GALLON 189L Mt. Dew, Dr. Pepper, Diet, 12-oz. Cans—Mt. Dew, Dr. Pepper, Caffeine Free Diet or Reg. Caffeine Free Diet or 2-LITER 24-PACK PEPSI PEPSI OR DIET PEPSI Each Each LIMIT 4 LIMIT 1 24-PACK, PLEASE! Prices & Items Effective At Toledo & Bowling Green Kroger Stores thru March 9,1996. COPYRIGHT 1996. THE KROGER CO. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. SAVINGS REFLECTED OFF KROGER EVERYDAY PRICE. \ b * State Thursday, March 7,1996 page five Permanent Vacation Ex-priest pleads guilty to molestation charges The Associated Press images of women in swimsuits to said he had sexual contact with lure two neighborhood boys into about 10 children between 1976 his apartment, prosecutors said. and 1981, four boys In 1985 and EXETER, N.H. - A former According to court records, two boys between 1988 and 1990. Ohio man who left the Roman Bums sexually assaulted the boy Montana wrote, "As I am sure Catholic priesthood in 1991 after three times between February you recall. Father Burns has had seeking treatment for pedophilia, and March last year. a long history of sexual in- has pleaded guilty to molesting a volvement with minors for wliich boy. "I do want to express my deep he was treated at the House of Robert Burns, 46, pleaded sorrow," Burns said in court. "In Affirmation in 1981. Thus, the al- guilty in Rockingham County Su- the year since this occurred, I've legations about behavior that oc- perior Court on Tuesday to two faced a lot of truths about my- curred after his treatment were counts of aggravated felonious self. ... I will do everything I can taken quite seriously. Father sexual assault on a child under to make myself a better person." Burns admits that he has been 13. He was sentenced to two con- Assistant County Attorney sexually active with minors after secutive four to eight year prison Robert Gainor said Tuesday was his treatment at the House of Af- terms. the first time Burns had ever firmation. He reports he was As Burns was led from the been criminally charged and sexually active with a 14-year-old courthouse in handcuffs, the vic- convicted with sexually assault- boy in 198S and that he has had tim's grandmother yelled at him, ing a child. sexual contact with two pre- "Shame on you for all the little pubescent boys between 1988 boys you've molested all those However, a letter in police evi- and 1990." years." dence indicates Burns, a priest From 1975 to 1981, Burns was a The victim's father said he was from 197S to 1991, may have sex- priest with the Archdiocese of satisfied with the judge's sen- ually assaulted 16 youths in Ohio Youngstown, Ohio. In 1981 and tence. and Massachusetts. The letter 1982, he spent time in Worcester, "It just makes me sick to my was from Stephen Montana, clin- Mass., at the House of Affirma- stomach, but we're pleased to fi- ical psychologist director at tion getting treatment for pedo- nally have this man in custody, Saint Luke Institute in Maryland, philia. Just to get this guy off the street to Bishop James Malone of the In 1986, he began serving as a and make him as miserable as Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio. part-time parochial vicar at St. long as we can," he said. In it, Montana details a lengthy Mary Church in the Charlestown Burns, who once worked in interview he had with Burns area of Boston, according to the parishes in Massachusetts and about his pedophilia. Clergy Personnel Office of the Ohio, said he used computer The letter states that Burns Boston Archdiocese. PEARSON Continued from page one. this week, but since he's not go- been serving time for a 1981 ing anywhere it's better to rape of a 13-year-old girl in Al Behrmu/Tlie Auociated Preis lily of a witness and a hearing have the case solid," Mayberry Wyandot County. Carlos Sanders Is led to court Wednesday, March 6 In Cincinnati, where he was sentenced to death on whether some evidence said. Pearson's trial is set to begin for the murder of a prison guard during the 1993 Lucasvtlle riot. Sanders Is the alleged ringleader The rape charges in Bowling In the riot. could be admitted. April 22 in Wood County Com- Mayberry said he will ask Green are the result of a posi- mon Pleas Court. He is current- Judge Gale Williamson to com- tive DNA match made between ly being held in the Wood bine the two cases "since they a sample from Pearson and County Justice Center. are part of a course of criminal semen found in the jeans of conduct." victim In the Aug. 27, 1993 Dictionary publisher thanks rape. The delay of the case is not a major concern, according to The rape occurred only three AVAILABLE Mayberry. months after Pearson had been RENTALS puzzler for word, phrase list "We would have rather had it paroled from prison. He had FOR The Associated Press But he recently got a letter of director of Webster's New World '96-'97 thanks from Webster's, and a Dictionaries. COLLEGE OF MSICAL ARTS OPERA THEATER PRESENTS promise that he will be credited "We examined it with some in- 2 Bedrooms for his research In the dictionar- terest and noticed that his anno- I SHARONVILLE - A war of • 824 6TH ST. words was a labor of love for Joe y's next edition, which could be tations were obviously of great • 801 & 803 5TH ST. Forest. As a result, he Is getting a out this summer. value," Agnes said. "And of thank-you from a publisher of course they reflect a great deal • 309 HIGH dictionaries for crossword puz- Webster's also sent Forest a of field work on Mr. Forest's • 709 5TH ST. zles. thank-you check. He declined to part." J}raFomvi^imi\ TRAVTATA X llilT inin For More Forest, 78, has been doing reveal the amount, but said he crossword puzzles since he re- was delighted. The dictionary was being re- Information Call tired 12 years ago as a super- The dictionary that Forest sent vised, and Agnes contacted market manager. Over the years, in wound up on the Cleveland Forest for permission to include M \R(-H 7.8 A 9 \T 8 P.M. O M \K( II II AT 3 P.M. © NEWLOVE he had compiled a list of 13,000 desk of Michael Agnes, editorial his research. KOBACKER HALL P NOORE MISICAL ARTS I Rentals words or phrases that did not CEVTER O BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY show up in his worn-out copy of • TICKETS: $9, $12 & $15 O TO RESERVE TICKETS 352-5620 Webster's New World Crossword O* CALL (419) 372-8171 OR (800) 589-2224 © Our Only Office Puzzle Dictionary. Service Barber Shop ! » He had made a habit of neatly printing missing words daily in 426 E. Wooster St. the margins as he works cross- word puzzles. Last year on a Welcomes whim, after copying the missing CCWE NEED YOUR PENNIESCC words into his new dictionary - Dick Converse : his third copy - he shipped the formerly with S&S Barber Shop old one to Webster's office in The University Ambassador New York. • Forest said Wednesday he had Dick will be barbering Thurs., Fri. & Sat. -forgotten all about sending the ONLY .-words to Webster's. UNITED WAY "I didn't think anything of It," Walk in, or appointment Ph. 352-4576 he said. 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COLUMBUS - The Ohio Su- Joining Cook in the majority preme Court on Wednesday were Chief Justice Thomas scrapped a $2.4 million Jury a- Moyer, Justice Craig Wright and ward for a man hurt when a Judge Robert A. Nader of the Greater Cleveland Regional 11th Ohio District Court of Ap- Transit Authority train struck peals. him. But the court's 4-3 opinion Justices Andrew Douglas, sidestepped a ruling on the con- Alice Roble Resnick and Paul stitutionality of a law that shields Pfeifer dissented. local governments from such big "In my judgment, the manner payouts in personal injury cases. in which the majority has adroi- Justices ordered a new trial in tly avoided the real issue in this the case of Robert Gladon for in- case is, at the least, unfortunate," juries suffered in 1988. Douglas said. Both the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court and the 8th 'The right to trial by jury, Ohio District Court of Appeals where it exists, cannot be com- had ruled a state law unconstitu- promised. To compromise that tional that otherwise would have right in any manner would crack capped Gladon "s award at the foundation of our individual $250,000. liberties," he said. Appeals judges said the Ohio Gladon was injured April 27, Constitution gave juries a right 1988, on his way home from a Michael Helm/The AnocUlcd Preii to rule on the dollar amount of li- Cleveland Indians game. He left ability. downtown on a rapid train but got Striking workers at General Motors Corp. brake plant In Dayton, enters its second day. Some of the workersrelurned to the Job to But the Ohio Supreme Court, in off at the wrong stop. Ohio, stand on the picket line Wednesday, March 6, as their strike make brakes for non-GM companies. an opinion that Justice Deborah Cook wrote, did not deal with the Then two unidentified men at- issue. tacked Gladon, beat him and left Instead, the majority ruled that him on the track where the train the trial judge had made a mis- struck him and badly injured his Phone customers will get new area code take when instructing the jury legs. He spent six months in about Gladon's legal status and MetroHealth Medical Center. the RTA's legal duty. Gladon filed a lawsuit, and a Counties reach near-capacity due to fax machines, phones, pagers, computers "At the new trial, the jury may jury awarded him $2.7 million. not find that the RTA breached The total Included $52,800 for The Associated Press The 513 area code Is the latest mid-2006 and in the 937 area until opinion polling showed it was its duty to Gladon or the jury lost wages, $249,565 for medical in the state to reach near- early 2013. supported by consumers. may award Gladon less than expenses and $2.4 million for capacity because fax machines, Customers will be able to use $250,000 for pain and suffering," pain mid suffering. COLUMBUS - Southwest Ohio cellular phones, pagers and com- either area code until June 1997, Northeast Ohio's 216 area code Cook said. The court reduced the award to phone customers will have a new puters are using up telephone he added. After that, customers will be divided beginning Satur- A Supreme Court opinion on $2.5 million, and later gave area code beginning in Septem- numbers. in Dayton and other parts of day. The northwest part of the the constitutionality of an award $115,544 of the total to the Ohio ber, a Cincinnati Bell Telephone southwest Ohio will have to use area will keep 216, and the south- cap before a jury renders a ver- Department of Human Services Co. official told state utilities re- An area code hits capacity at the 937 number. east will begin using 330. dict would be advisory in nature, for medical bills. gulators on Wednesday. 7.8 million telephone numbers. Customers outside of Hamilton In some cases, particularly Southwest Ohio's new County and parts of Butler, War- Werth told the Public Utilities along the border of the two area code will not have 0 or 1 as It* IRELAND ren, Clermont, Brown and Preble Commission of Ohio that the 513 codes, customers will have to dial middle digit, as has been the cus- counties who now use the 513 area code would have run out of tom nationally. Continued from page one. an area code for local calls. take part in the movement by area code will be part of the new numbers by early 1998. Under running for office. 937 area code, said Roger Werth, laws and women in Congress, the the new plan, the phone com- Werth said all phone com- All those numbers have been "We dont have to shrug and Cincinnati Bell's senior network panies will not run out of num- panies operating in the area used. The last one, 610, was given Supreme Court and the White say, 'Newt happens,' " she said. architecture planner. bers in the 513 area until agreed to the plan and public to the Philadelphia area Jan. 8. House Cabinet rank among the "What you do makes a differ- achievements toward which ence. NOW has worked, according to "If we go to the ballot on Nov. 5 Ireland. and the choices are Tweedle Cheese maker's 'eat it' plea shot down "When I was in law school, Dumb and Tweedle Dumber, there had never been a woman at we've already lost." the top of our profession," she Ireland also included a video said. "I'm thrilled. I'm inspired. presentation in her speech. She Federal magistrate judge rules in favor of destroying contaminated cheese I'm looking forward to meeting promoted the upcoming "Fight the future." the Right March," and she en- The Associated Press the cheese must be destroyed. nette Gangale, owners of the de- For centuries power was held couraged Bowling Green to send She said pieces of four ants found funct Union Cheese Co. in Sugar- "I think they're in a narrow range of hands - a delegation to San Francisco on in an 8-ounce sample of the creek, were in contempt of court e those of wealthy, white and ap- April 14. CLEVELAND - A federal ma- cheese meant that more than for falling to comply with pre- wrong, and I think it's parently straight men, according "life presents us many ways to gistrate has turned down a 14,000 pounds of the cheese was vious court orders from last an infringement on to Ireland. She said that men like make a change," she said. "Gra- cheese maker's request that he contaminated. summer. my constitutional these still hold too much power. dually we change public opinion. be allowed to eat seven tons of The magistrate's ruling will go She also ordered the couple to Ireland urged women to not As we change public opinion, Swiss cheese rather than destroy to U.S. District Court Judge pay the costs of their prosecution rights. I think if I only get out and vote, but also to we'll change public policy." it. George White for review, accord- and said she would assess a fine U.S. Magistrate Judge Patricia ing to Hemann's office. of $500, beginning Monday, for want to consume it or Hemann ruled on Monday that Hemann said Dominic and An- each day that the Gangales fall other people want to "to voluntarily surrender" the cheese to the U.S. marshal's of- consume it, we fice. should have the right EVERYBODY'S READMIT! 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Dav Sara Nightengale '. », Thursday, March 7, 1996 The IK, News page seven Nation m page eight Thursday, March 7, 1996 Assisted suicide Prosecutors accused of racism Nlki Kapsambellis ban struck down The Associated Press "We don't know Under Fire Bob Egelko court disagreed with a federal ERIE, Pa. - When he heard what would have The Associated Press judge's decision striking down about the stray bullet that happened if Mr. Ott the Oregon law. picked 14-year-old Emily Peri- SAN FRANCISCO - A federal Though the ruling affects only 11a out of a New Year's Eve had been a white appeals court struck down Wash- the nine Western states covered crowd, Eugene Ott scraped college student, ington state's ban on doctor- by the appeals court, a lawyer for together $475 to help pay her drinking a few beers assisted suicide Wednesday, de- Dr. Jack Kevorkian said he medical bills. claring that the terminally ill would cite the case Thursday in A month later he learned his and shooting a few have a constitutional right to a seeking dismissal of assisted- only son, Reggie, had been shots in the air." "dignified and humane death." sulcide charges against Kevor- charged with firing the bullet In the first such case to be de- kian in Michigan. into the air from nearly a mile cided by a federal appellate The Washington law was part away. Sister Anne McCarthy panel, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of a ban on promoting or assist- Now, Ott and many in Erie's of Appeals said the state's duty to ing suicide first enacted by small black community are ac- Benedictine Sisters of Erie preserve life is outweighed by Washington's territorial cusing prosecutors of racism the right to control "the time and government in 1854. for pursuing charges so severe manner of one's death." It was challenged by three that Reggie could get 32 years know. I just wanted to shoot off "A competent, terminally ill terminally ill patients, now dead; in prison. Reggie Ott, 21, is my gun," he said. "I just point- adult, having lived nearly the full a group of doctors who treat the black; Emily Is white. ed straight in the air." measure of his life, has a strong terminally ill; and Compassion in "It seems that every time At a preliminary hearing last liberty interest in choosing a Dying, a Seattle-based group that there is a case of this sort, they week, Gary Nemenz, the fiance dignified and humane death helps patients who want to hasten use a black minority to make of Emily's mother, Doris, re- rather than being reduced at the their deaths. an example," said the Rev. called the night the girl was end of his existence to a childlike The ruling "puts profoundly Herlies Murphy, pastor of the wounded. state of helplessness, diapered, personal end-of-life decisions in Community Missionary Baptist "We were watching the fire- sedated, incompetent," Judge the hands of dying patients and Church. works, and I heard a little noise Stephen Reinhardt wrote In the their doctors, rather than In the Sister Anne McCarthy, a mat just didn't sound right to 8-3 decision. hands of the state," said Ralph spokeswoman for the Benedic- me," he said. When he turned The Washington attorney gen- Mero, executive director of tine Sisters of Erie, said: "We to Emily, "Her eyes were Rick Fongrm/Tkt AtMcUted Pra» eral's office said it hasn't decided Compassion In Dying. don't know what would have closed and she fell backward. I whether to appeal to the U.S. Su- happened If Mr. Ott had been a tried to catch her, and I didn't Eugene Ott talks In his home in Erie, PA., Friday, March 1. Ott*' preme Court. New York's ban on white college student, drinking get there in time." The majority said the law son Reggie was charged with firing a gun Into the air New Year'i doctor-assisted suicide also is be- a few beers and shooting a few Emily now walks with a Eve, which sent a stray bullet less than a mile away landing la fore a federal appeals court. protects the poor, handicapped shots into the air." crutch, but her doctor expects the skull of 14-year-old Emily Perllla. Unless overturned on appeal, and elderly, and prevents doctors While Emily and her family her to make almost a complete from becoming "killers of their watched fireworks on Perry recovery. charges - especially aggra- say he has a Juvenile record of the 9th Circuit ruling also means patients." a voter-approved Oregon law, the Square, Reggie Ott attended a Ott is in jail, charged with vated assault. Erie County, five charges ranging from nation's first to expressly allow A majority of the en- house party. He and fellow aggravated assault, reckless population 275,000, is 5 percent simple assault to reckless en- terminally ill patients to seek a tire court then voted to refer the revelers fired their guns into endangerment, possessing an black. dangerment. He bought his gun doctor's help in dying, is likely to case to the 11-judge panel for a the air shortly before midnight instrument of crime, carrying "Reg is a nice guy. He's a at a sporting goods store in be upheld. Reinhardt said the new hearing. in a New Year's tradition police a firearm without a license and very nice guy. He'd give you June after being attacked by have tried to discourage. discharging a firearm within his heart if he could," the gang members one too many The bullet that struck Emily city limits. His $80,000 bail has father said. times, his father said. burrowed 6 Inches into her been reduced to $25,000, and District Attorney Joseph Emily's mother has refused repeated requests for com- Howard'sMon-Sot 12-2:30 clubW om brain and stopped at the base still his family cant raise the Com i denied racism played any ^.nS-P-sn™ of her skull. A ballistics test money. role in the case. He said intent ment. m m\ traced it back to Ott's gun, Ott's supporters want pros- to harm is not necessary for Thoughts of Emily have been TONIGHT which was found when he and a ecutors to drop all but the aggravated assault - only reck- troubling to Eugene Ott, who friend were arrested last firearms charges, both mis- lessness. was moved by her plight long Aids "Benefit with month for car theft. demeanors. A high-school dropout, Reg- before he knew his son was In- In a videotaped interview Eugene Ott wonders how au- gie Ott has no criminal record volved. %i6ca£t "Houdini with police, the 21-year-old Ott thorities could believe Reggie as an adult, though car theft "That's my son, but I feel admitted firing his 9mm pistol. intended to hurt Emily, and charges from the Feb. 11 inci- sorry for that family. It hurts, "It was New Year's, you how they could press so many dent are pending. Prosecutors It hurts," he said. Pool »Vjdeo Games •Electronic Parts »Pinball B Six killed by southern tornadoes Ken Berger threats of severe flooding and Trees were snapped, cars and The Associated Press more tornadoes. trailers tossed aside, and bill- Four people died when a tor- boards curled up like wet sheets SELMA, Ala. - Tornadoes, high nado struck trailer homes in Dal- of paper. wind and heavy rain killed six las County north of Selma. Two Henrietta Smith, 65, was sit- people at two trailer parks more deaths were reported at a ting on her couch at the Spark's Wednesday, and forecasters said trailer park in east Montgomery, trailer park when the twister even worse weather could be on about 50 miles east of Selma. swooped down from the dark, the way. In Dallas County, the storm cut rainy skies. As cleanup efforts began over a wide and destructive 10-mile- "I froze. I said, 'Just take me If miles of devastated rural land- long path from the Potter's you want to,'" said Mrs. Smith, scape in west-central Alabama, Station community west of Selma whose trailer suffered only forecasters said a second storm to trailer parks and a subdivision minor damage. front was approaching, raising north of the city. Across the street from Mrs. Smith's home, remains of one trailer were scattered for at least Thursday 50 yards on both sides of the March 7 @ 9 pm road. Wood paneling and a big, white garbage can were stuck ,Jz****** among tree limbs. A kitchen sink Dr. No ' ***»! Income 3^5* *« each 0,0 lay In a gully on one side of the L,m,ts The Gish street; a bath tub was stuck be- KPe^ asBfeaSS? Film Theater tween two trees across the way. FREE Witnesses reported seeing c,udw: rapidly flickering lightning just (Three PerS0f, $20,520 before the tornado struck be- Friday & Saturday J**"" Person.. «23. W • c/u6ho tween 4 and 4:30 am. Many had |l> Person S27,7 o .* * March 8 & 9 been awakened hours earlier by 2 8pm & 11pm howling winds and were bracing ^"Person. $27,720 . c ^ for the storm. f *».*> .H :r;,rc°nd''^ fOLDENEYE Dallas County Coroner Frank- tconomfca;C n., ■ lyn Bailey said a husband and H 2.00 wife were killed when a tornado for more Information call 372-7164 hit their trailer In the Summer- field area. COME SEE WHAT ALL THE FUSS IS ABOUT Air Conditioning 0P&* *«*• *Si SJ*nt'•/ MERCER MANOR APARTMENTS!! Hi **«• »/ if* CALL OR STOP BY TO CHECK OUT BG'S NEWEST APARTMENTS. OTHER HOUSES AND APARTMENTS ALSO AVAILABLE 352-0717 224 E. Woosfer b r Nation Thursday, March 7,1996 The l)f. News page nine Cloning 8 found guilty in Chicago drug conspiracy of sheep Sarah Nordgren sell Ellis and Eric Wilson, also The Associated Press were convicted of conducting a criminal enterprise, which CHICAGO - Eight members carries a mandatory life sen- possible and associates of a gang that tence, and using minors to fur- used a corporate approach and ther their business. They were strict street discipline to build acquitted on several lesser Malcolm RItter a multimillion-dollar drug charges. The Associated Press business were convicted of Defense attorneys said they drug conspiracy on Wednes- planned appeals. U.S. District NEW YORK - In a feat never Court Judge Paul Plunkett before accomplished in mam- day. The case was the first test of hasnt scheduled a sentencing mals, scientists have found a way the federal government's six- date. to turn a laboratory dish full of Reputed gang kingpin Larry cells into hundreds of genetically year "Operation Headache," which used wiretaps, inform- Hoover, currently in prison for identical sheep. ers and even a tiny recording Scientists in Scotland took cells murder, was among 39 people Indicted last summer. A second from an embryo, grew thousands device tucked into a prison visitor's badge to infiltrate the trial is to begin in May and a of copies in the lab and then used Gangster Disciples, Chicago's third trial, for Hoover and copies to produce sheep from largest street gang with a mur- several other defendants, is ewes. derous history dating to the scheduled Oct. 5. Experts said if the technique 1970s. Jurors listened to hours of can be perfected, it will be a "We view this is as a great tapes during the trial, includ- major gain in the ability to make first step," U.S. Attorney Jim ing several of Hoover's con- genetic changes in livestock for Burns said after the verdict versations, which were re- research and to quickly produce corded with a tiny transmitter animals that give more or better was read. "But I can assure tucked into a visitor's pass at milk or meat, resist diseases or you that the battle has just be- display other desirable traits. gun." an Illinois prison. The tapes "It is a great achievement," Police say the grip of the caught Hoover bragging that commented Robert H. Foote, Gangster Disciples extends his gang was so powerful it professor emeritus of animal over much of the city's South could corrupt officials at will, Side and suburbs and beyond, physiology at Cornell University even persuading a prison in Ithaca, N.Y. with thousands of members worker to make keys at the working strictly defined terri- The work was reported in gang's request. Thursday's issue of the journal tories in the sale of crack and Prosecutors described a Nature by Ian Wilmut, Keith other drugs. tightly organized gang hier- Campbell and colleagues at the Among those convicted was archy that included two boards Roslin Institute near Edinburgh, Sonia Irwin, a former officer of directors - one on the street Scotland. The institute does agri- with the Chicago Police gang and one in prison. Ranking cultural research on animals, crimes investigation unit. Her members, titled "governors," with government and industry lawyer said she was snared un- "associate governors" and justly when she followed her funding. "regents," commanded Currently, scientists can pro- heart and became involved thousands of less powerful with a top gang leader. duce genetically identical farm gang members, most of them animals by such techniques as But Assistant U.S. Attorney street-corner drug peddlers. breaking a single embryo into Ron Safer said a small seafood One day a week, all profits pieces and implanting each piece joint Irwin owned, June's made on the street went to the in a womb to form a new animal. Shrimp on the Nine, "became gang - up to $300,000 in a busi- But that approach yields fewer Gang Central." Secret record- ness that netted hundreds of ings showed that drugs and than 20 copies, rather than hun- millions of dollars each year, gang affairs were the restau- dreds. prosecutors said. rant's main business. When gang members got out Mass-producing hundreds of "It was egregious, it was of line, they were "disciplined" animals is still years away, Wil- criminal," Safer said of Irwin's or beaten for their lack of re- R.b BUck/Tfct AlMclaled Prix mut said, because the technique involvement. spect, testimony indicated. is currently much too inefficient. All eight defendants were The gang's reach also ex- Former Chicago police officer Sonla Irwin leaves the Dlrkson Federal Building in Chicago on Sept. The Nature paper reports the convicted of drug conspiracy, tended beyond drug dealing to 1,1995. Irwin, who prosecutors say owned a seafood joint that served as a nucleus for a gang drug operation, was among eight gang members and associates convicted of drug conspiracy on birth of only five lambs from which carries a possible life a political organization, 21st Wednesday, March 6. hundreds of attempts. sentence. Century VOTE, which regis- Four high-ranking "gover- tered hundreds of young voters last year's City Council race. leaders, but denies any connec- control the gang has over 21st Wilmut said he believes the nors" of the gang, Keith and led large political rallies The group includes former tion to the gang. Still, Hoover Century Vote's leader, Dwayne technique could also be used McCain, Sherman Moore, Rus- was taped bragging about the "Fat Daddy" Harris. eventually for cattle. for two losing candidates in gang members among its Hawaiian congress splits on gay issue f CHARITY WEEK $ 250 BOOKSTORE CERTIFICATE House votes for only heterosexual marriage, Senate creates 'partnerships' $ WlrMTA EXIMJ2 Homosexuals never had a right Buy raffle tickets at all Charity Week events Bruce Dunford not extend benefits covered by Ruling on a 1991 lawsuit filed Homosexuals never had a right The Associated Press federal law, such as joint tax fil- by three gay couples, the court to marry under the state constl-consti- * Tickets: 1/25C or 5/$1.00 ing. said denying marriage licenses tution, and a constitutional $ Drawing is Thursday March 14 at 9:00 p.m. amendment will clarify that, HONOLULU - The state House The debate is being closely to same-sex couples amounts to $ ' and Senate, each trying to head watched by other states, some of illegal discrimination unless the Tom said. 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Colto—IP ■ No Co«tr DANCC Ul/ DJ BUDDY LOVE ON Drink Specials KAPLAN WITH HIV PROJECT Kltfhtly Ivcrr Thursday Ihllel folfilfhlfelfrl fslfTlldl |e| 18 &Ov»rtU»kom»€v»iv Night World age ten Thursday, March 7, 1996 Tehran mayor becoming 'rising star' in Iranian politics GregMyrs seen as a potential successor for next year's presidential elec- A former religious student, No one would describe Tehran offer music lessons. The Associated Press next year to his close ally, Presi- tion, when Rafsanjani must step Karbaschi has tackled Tehran's as charming, but it's a marked Those are some of the few dent Hashemi Rafsanjanl. down after his second four-year mountainous problems and add- improvement from the chaotic forms of public entertainment TEHRAN, Iran - In a gray suit, Iranians vote Friday to elect all tenn. ed a splash of color to this dour mess Karbaschi inherited when left In the puritanical society with Calvin Klein glasses and a 270 members of the Majlis, or Karbaschi is so popular that city of 8 million people. he was appointed mayor six ruled by Shilte Muslim clergy- neatly trimmed beard, Tehran's parliament. Independents and ordinary Iranians - who normally City buses have been painted years ago. men since the 1979 revolution. mayor looks more the Western opposition figures have been complain about the government - sassy shades of pink, lavender He's made enemies along the The battle Illustrates the rival- businessman than one of the barred from running. gush when they speak of his and orange, though they remain way, notably the powerful bazaar ry between moderates like Kar- most powerful figures among Though neither Karbaschi nor achievements. strictly segregated by sex, with merchants who have been taxed baschi and hard-liners, though Iran's ruling clerics. Rafsanjani is on the ballot, the "The most important problem women in the back. heavily to pay for the improved both groups remain committed to No matter what he wears, Gho- election is an important test in in Tehran is the uncontrolled On a more practical level, he's services. a country guided by the tenets of lam Hossein Karbaschi's sus- the rivalry between politicians growth of the population over the built new roads and restricted And not all his projects have fundamentalist Islam. tained drive to clean up this pol- who are best known for improv- past 20 years," Karbaschi told a vehicle access to downtown Teh- been warmly welcomed. Conser- "The Ideals of the Islamic revo- luted, congested capital has ing living conditions and clerics news conference Wednesday. ran. He's established small vative clerics have complained lution should categorically be made him the rising star of Iran- who emphasize Islam above "As a result, we have many prob- parks, with armies of workers about the "corrupting" influen- pursued," said Karbaschi, sitting ian politics. bread-and-butter issues. lems - traffic Jams, air pollution, planting trees and flower beds ces of Karbaschi's cultural beneath a photo of the late Aya- The 42-year-old Karbaschi is The election will set the tone housing shortages." throughout the city. centers, which show films and tollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Flapping in the wind Okinawans await verdict against servicemen accused of rape EricTalmadge The verdict follows six months U.S. military presence here since The Associated Press of ardent protests against the the rape. The largest protest, 27,000 U.S. troops on this south- held in October, drew more than NAHA, Okinawa - The rape of ern Japanese island. 60,000 people, many demanding a 12-year-old Japanese schoolgirl Each of the three confessed to the immediate withdrawal of U.S. has so damaged Japanese re- some role in the crime. On the troops. lations with the U.S. military that trial's opening day In November, Okinawa Gov. Masahlde Ota, a Justice alone Is unlikely to heal GUI admitted he raped the girl. longstanding opponent of the them. Harp and Ledet said they helped U.S. bases, has called for the For hundreds of thousands of abduct her, but only because Gill troops' removal by 2015, and his Okinawans, reluctant hosts to a bullied them Into Joining him. government has drawn up de- key U.S. military outpost in the Prosecutors argued before the tailed plans for the departure. Pacific, the rape has become a judges - there are no jury trials "Some American troops still symbol of the American pres- in Japan - that all three took part believe Okinawa is U.S. terri- ence. and deserved equal punishment. tory," he said in an interview ear- Okinawans were anxiously Prosecutors said the three lier this week. "Okinawa is ours, awaiting Thursday's verdict forced the girl into their rented not yours." against three U.S. servicemen - car on the night of Sept. 4 as she Navy Seaman Marcus Gill, of left a stationery shop after buy- Even so, since World War II, Woodville, Texas; Marine Pfc. ing a school notebook. They al- much of the island has been off- Rodrico Harp, of Griffin, Ga; legedly beat and bound her as limits to Okinawans. and Marine Pfc. Kendrick Ledet, GUI drove to a deserted road Though Okinawa accounts for of Waycross, Ga. ~ who have amid fields of sugar cane. less than one percent of Japan's been charged with confinement The girl was raped there and total area, roughly 75 percent of and rape resulting in injury in abandoned. Still bleeding, she all Japanese land reserved for the September 1995 attack. wandered to the nearest house exclusive U.S. military use is If convicted, they face prison and tearfully called home. GIU, concentrated here. One-fifth of B*rry fUlchelor/Thr Au*cUted Preff sentences of three years to life. Ledet and Harp were arrested by the island is taken up by the A 12-year-old Berwick's swan named Abelhard spreads Its wings at the Wild Fowl and Wetlands The prosecution has demanded a military police two days later. bases, and it is hard to take even Trust In Slimbridge, Glouchester. Ablehard is among several of the protected Berwick's swans. 10-year sentence, which is harsh Record numbers of Okinawans a short drive without seeing at by Japanese standards. have rallied against the heavy least one U.S. military facility. Tanker spill's oily blotches mar reserves iZ/yty Pint of Sue Leeman seaweed, and watch the gobis, the oil's spread and its effects on study marine ecology. I Chicken Fried Rice The Associated Press butterfish and crabs that usually wildlife. Crump mourns the "extensive | • Coupon good at BC only. crowd the rock pools. Ron Davies, the opposition death of limpets and a large ,^a * « * * A I • Pleaserlease bring ad with you.you CASTLEMARTIN, Wales -- "This is a nature reserve - but Labor Party's spokesman for number of other snails." He pre- "Oil on beach," reads the Jar- look at it," said Watts, near tears Wales, said the potential poison- dicts a dramatic change in the e- U7wA i ws ring red sign on the dunes. as he pointed out blotches of oily ing of the area was far greater cology of the shore, starting with Down on Freshwater West, a scum on the golden sand. than anyone had publicly admit- a heavy growth of seaweed un- popular surfing beach and wild- Three weeks ago, the ted. Legislators from his party checked by hungry limpets. life haven, someone has placed a 77,350-ton tanker Sea Empress are seeking an outside in- The oil also threatens a colony 1010SouffiUtnSi BoMmgGittnOH43402 QPF.fVJ DAILY gas can full of black and red fab- ran aground three miles to the vestigation, saying the govern- of the rare brooding cushion ric flowers at the foot of oil- northwest, at the mouth of the ment's investigation will not be starfish, a small green creature 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. blackened rocks. Mllford Haven estuary, spewing independent enough with brown markings found in Stop By and See What's Good For Lunch! "There are no words for it. Ma- 21 million gallons of crude oil The oU has affected 120 miles only six sites in Britain, he said. rine life Is dying," said beach- Into the sea. of coastline and 26 Important Some 3,000 oil-soaked seabirds 1080 S. Main St., BG, OH • 353-8413 comber Brian Watts, who comes Britain has ordered an inquiry wildlife sites -- including have been taken to a cleaning to gather laverbread, a kind of into the Feb. 15 accident, one of Britain's only marine wildlife center set up by the Royal Soci- the 10 biggest tanker spiUs in his- sanctuary, the Pembrokeshire ety for the Prevention of Cruelty RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS tory. OU has fouled beaches, Coast National Park. to Animals In an old warehouse in threatened tourism and put a Some 3,000 seabirds have died, Milford Haven. multi-million-dollar fishing in- and the number could rise as tens Some were beyond saving. "We dustry on hold. of thousands of others fly in to have only had to put down a few Critics say the government breed in coming weeks, conser- - but even one is too many," said made the situation worse by ig- vationists say. society spokesman Richard Tim- noring its own recommendations "There is no doubt that this is a othy. and not keeping on hand the type disaster for wildlife," said Dr. The center teems with guille- of equipment that could have Robin Crump, director of studies mots, cormorants and scoter prevented the accident. They at the Orielton Field Center near ducks, squawking and hopping also have accused the govern- Milford Haven, where students nervously in small cages amid a ment of covering up the extent of come from all over Britain to strong stench of oil. At rows of basins, workers in thick overalls use dish detergent to clean grimy Tho African American Graduate Student Association feathers. The birds are fed a mixture of presents kaolin, charcoal and glucose to purge them of toxins. Later, they are placed in a tank of seawater DGSU COMMUNITY: to check their buoyancy and Waterproofing. Several dozen have been returned to the wild in other regions. J Christian Pelual Falcon baseball readies to defend title Blake Parkins captains Bill Burgei, Mike recruiting class. We're expecting work cut out for them. Bowling The BG News Combs, Jason Tipple and Andy big things from them." Green has a tough schedule that "We would love to try Tracy are a talented group of The starting rotation is an- should prepare the team for post- Despite the frigid winter tem- seniors that are expected to pro- chored by Joe Cotton and captain season play. The MAC is a well to repeat as MAC peratures and snow flurries, duce big numbers for the team. Jason Tipple. This leaves senior balanced league, and they will champions. We spring sports have finally ar- Andy Tracy will play first Bob Reichow, juniors Mike face stiff competition from con- Falcons' NCAA rived. The Bowling Green base- base, as well as taking on some of Chaney and Andy Smith, and ference foes such as Central definitely want to get ball team was scheduled to travel the pitching duties. Tracy hit IS sophomore lefty Joe Holland to Michigan, Eastern Michigan, and back to the [MAC] to Dayton this weekend for a home runs last season to tie a compete for the remaining three Ohio. playoff picture doubleheader, but the matchup school record. Third-baseman starting positions. Freshmen Ja- Schmitz said that he is optimis- tournament... was scratched due to poor Mike Combs was selected to the son Kelley, Brad Karabaic, Jeff tic about winning the MAC again, will develop with weather conditions. All-MAC team while posting a Hundley and Andy Butler will be and also advancing to the NCAA Danny Schmitz Bowling Green is coming off a .403 batting average. expected to pick up the middle tournament. wins over WMU Mid-American Conference The team also had an excellent and short-relief pitching roles. "We would love to try to repeat Bowling Green head baseball Championship season, and is recruiting year bringing in seven Sophomore Mike Kujawa will as MAC champions," said coach The upcoming quarterfinal again a strong contender for the quality athletes to complement also Till a spot as a relief pitcher Schmitz. "We definitely want to matchup between the Falcons title. the already strong pitching staff. after being red-shirted last get back to the [MAC] tourna- The extended winter has put a and the Western Michigan Bron- The Falcons are returning a Bowling Green head coach season. ment ... and give ourself an op- damper on the team's practice cos has much larger implications strong core including 20 letter Danny Schmitz commented on As the defending league cham- portunity to go back to the big schedule, restricting the team to than just a spot In the CCHA winners and eight seniors. Team the class: "We had an outstanding pions, the Falcons have their dance." indoor practice- Final Four at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. It is possible that the CCHA, Tampa Bay's widely regarded as college hock- ey's toughest conference, could Wildcats rolling into tournament send four teams to the NCAA Rhett seeks Tournament, barring any upsets Mike Embry tat other conference playoffs. The Associated Press big money Regular season champion Lake Superior, Michigan and Michigan LEXINGTON, Ky. - Having Dave Goldberg State are locks to move on. That finished off one streak, Ken- The Associated Press leaves Western and BG to battle tucky is heading into the for the last berth In the 12-team Southeastern Conference tour- Errict Rhett, Tampa Bay's tournament for the national nament with two more on the workhorse running back, doesn't championship. line. care If he's only entering his The winner of this playoff se- Kentucky (26-1) raced third year in the NFL. ries could present a strong case through unbeaten (16-0) He wants the big money, too. to be included In the field of 12. A through the SEC regular- After watching teammate win by either team at the Joe n season schedule, the first Hardy Nickerson sign a $3 mil- would almost guarantee a spot. team since Alabama (14-0) in lion a year contract and running Western, 27-8-3 this season and 1956 to run the table in league back Rodney Hampton get $16.45 3-0 against BG, needs to advance play. million, including a $3.6 signing to the Joe to prove that this The Wildcats, ranked No. 1 bonus, when the New York season was not a fluke after last nationally, also own a 25-game Giants matched San Francisco's season's 17-18-5 campaign. winning streak, the longest in offer, Rhett figures he should get If BG, 24-13-1, moves on to De- the nation as they head into the his share. .troit, the selection comittee that SEC tourney this week in New He and his new agent, the often .rejected the Falcons after a Orleans. And they are the four- confrontational Drew Rosen- .25-11-2 season last year may be time defending conference haus, say he wont play another -Inclined to add Bowling Green to tourney champ, winning 12 down for the Bucs until they the field because of their de- straight games in the process. renegotiate a deal in which he's veloping consistency and the "I think our players have to be paid $336,000 in base salary. .program's apparent rebirth. great desire to win it," said "They cant even expect me to .. Now is the complicated part of Kentucky coach Rick Pitino, play for that this year," said -breaking down the shoe-ins and who has guided the Wildcats to Rhett, who played for base salar- bubble teams for the field of 12. the four tourney titles. "It ies of $224,000 and $280,000 the (Be prepared to re-read to under- means a lot to them." last two years. stand. Sadly, this is as vanilla as Kentucky Is the overwhelm- "Compared to what they're giv- it gets.) ing favorite to capture a fifth ing other guys, that's nothing. Based on power ratings, both championship after beating They just paid $3 million to a teams should go. Western is SEC opponents by an average linebacker. No offense to Hardy, ranked seventh in both the of 24.2 points this season. The but if a linebacker is worth $3 Midwest Sports Channel Power Wildcats play Friday against million, how much is a produc- Rankings and Pairwise Compar- the winner of the first-round tive running back worth?" ison Power Rankings, while BG game between Mississippi and Some more players got big places twelfth in both. Florida in the Louisiana Super- money on Tuesday. But it would be nearly Impos- dome. Robert Jones became the sible for five teams from the "I just want to stay un- fourth defensive starter to defect CCHA to get NCAA invitations as defeated and be one of the few from the Super Bowl champion the champions of the four con- teams who have done that," Dallas Cowboys, signing with the ference tournaments receive au- said guard Tony Delk, who was St. Louis Rams for $10 million tomatic bids. named the AP*s SEC Player of over five years. And journeyman , That leaves eight open spots the Year. "You have to take one safety Bo Orlando got $700,000 but will send at least two mem- game at a time. The winning for a year from Cincinnati, leav- bers so that whittles the possible streak keeps you going" ing San Diego after the Chargers at-large bids to four. Kentucky didn't participate iFsfati signed 34-year-old Kevin Ross, Add the last of the three teams in the 1990 and 1991 SEC tour- who played with Atlanta next from the CCHA into the mix and South Carolina's Larry Davis Is guarded by teammate Malik Russel during practice at the Lousiana year. See WILDCATS, page twelve Superdome In New Orleans. .the spaces decrease to three. See RHETT, page twelve. Include a third team from the Western Collegiate Hockey As- sociation (probably Denver at 21-12-3), which will almost defi- nitely have three, and two spots Cuban pitcher shuts remain. Another team looks to get the nod from the Eastern Collegiate down Braves' bats Athletic Conference, probably St. Lawrence at 19-10-3. The Associated Press why the Marlins signed him to a That leaves, to me, one spot to four-year contract worth up to $6 .be battled over by the two com- million. He retired nine Braves batants up in Kalamazoo. One of the more familiar in a row after allowing an infield With all that in mind and on peculiarities of spring training single to Marquis Grissom lead- paper, If Bowling Green does not are the young players and re- ing off the game. win at Western, the Broncos will treads wearing numbers more "I think I can pitqh in the likely advance. closely resembling those of major leagues," Hernandez said But both teams need two wins offensive lineman than baseball through an Interpreter. "Ob- to even entertain the idea of vy- players. viously it's something you need ing for the national title. These are the hopefuls who en- to show on the field that you can ' Goaltending, as in any short ter the game when the roster da So far I have shown it." series, will be the key for both guys begin taking laps in the out- Fans in South Florida - with teams, especially for Bowling field. By the time they get to the the largest Cuban population out- Green. clubhouse, the regulars often can side the island nation itself - will Freshman Mike Savard has be found teeing up for a late- get their first look at Hernandez been inconsistent and has al- afternoon round of golf. when he pitches Sunday against lowed a few soft goals since So, a player wearing No. 61 Toronto at Joe Robbie Stadium. taking over the starting job from doesnt figure to be around very "It's going to be my first an injured Bob Petrle in mid- long. chance to perform in front of the December. Like any goalie, when Not so with Livan Hernandez, Cuban and Latin community," he his confidence is up, Savard the 21-year-old Cuban defector said. "I hope they will feel good plays extremely well. But the hoping to become a local hero in about it." Falcons need him to stand tall to Miami. He got a head start Tues- Hernandez allowed just one hit take advantage of his size and to day by pitching three scoreless and struck out two, but Jermaine smother rebounds. If he does, he innings in the Florida Marlins' Dye hit a grand slam to help At- plays confident hockey. 9-1 loss to the Atlanta Braves. lanta win at Viera, Fla For the Broncos, freshman If Hernandez cant beat out The Marlins, who split their APaMsWAaMttU Marc Magltarditi is the favorite left-hander Chris Hammond or squad, also lost to the New York for CCHA Rookie of the Year one of Florida's other veteran Colorado Rockies catcher Jayhawk Owens blocks home plate as he walls to tag oat Oakland Athletics Mets 4-2, falling to 0-6. Among baserunner Terry Steinbach. with a 23-8-2 record with five starters, he'll begin the season at the 20 teams training in Florida, shutouts, a new CCHA record. Triple-A Charlotte. only the Marlins are without a Mets 4, Astros 0 1994 amateur draft, allowed four At Bradenton, Fla., pinch hitter Magliarditi is an acrobatic goal- "When you see the way he victory. At Kissimmee, Fla top draft hits and two walks, but escaped Keith Osik, a replacement player tender, but he also plays his an- pitched today, that's going to In the game with the Mets, at pick Paul Wilson and Hector Ra- trouble In the first and third in- last spring, singled home the gles well and sucks up shots, not make decisions hard," manager Port St. Lucle, Jeff Kent and Ke- mirez pitched three scoreless in- nings with double-play groun- winning run in the bottom of the Rene Lachemann said. vin Roberson homered for New nings apiece. ders. See RHETT, page twelve. Hernandez showed Atlanta York. Wilson, the first pick in the Pirates 9, Phillies 8 See PITCHER, page thirteen. 1 1 < Sports page twelve The 1 iii News Thursday, March 7,1996 Final 1995-96 Central Collegiate Hockey Associaton Standings Reds' owner Schott late in TcflPMQverftU Record) -GE Won IrOit Tted _EU I. Lake Superior (26-6-2) 30 22 6 2 46 Michigan (27-7-2) 30 22 6 2 46 rent payments by over a year 3. Michigan State (26-10-1) 30 22 7 1 45 Western Michigan (27-8-3) 30 21 6 3 45 The Associated Press prove a one-half percent sales stadium account was required tax Increase that would pay for under a contract approved by 5. Bowling Green (24-13-1) 30 18 11 1 37 separate new baseball and foot- council in 1994 to guarantee the 6. Ferris State (12-20-3) 30 10 17 3 23 CINCINNATI - The account ball stadiums. Riverfront Sta- Bengals money they say they 7. Miami (10-20-4) 30 9 17 4 22 used for operating Riverfront dium, which was opened in 1970, need so they can compete with 8. Ohio State (10-17-5) 30 8 17 5 21 Stadium could go broke in April, would be razed to make way for other NFL teams. 9. UAF (10-23-1) 30 8 22 0 16 in part because Cincinnati Reds the new structures. Notre Dame (9-23-4) 30 6 20 4 16 owner Marge Schott hasn't made If the tax is approved, the Schott had no response to rent payments to the city since county is to take over the sta- Shirey's report, Reds spokesman II. UIC (9-24-3) 30 6 23 1 13 August 1994, the city manager dium's operation from the city. Charles Henderson said •aid- Reasons for the shortfall out- Wednesday. let - CCHA Playoff? After meeting $4.3 million in lined in Shirey's memo include: A payment of $2.5 million by Friday. March 8 Sunday. March Ifl . financial obligations, there will ■ The Reds since August 1994 the city is due April 1 on money it #8 Ohio State at #1 Lake Superior games same if necessary not be enough money to operate have failed to pay $3.6 million in borrowed in 1970 so the stadium the stadium for the 1996 baseball rent, stadium use charges and could be built. #7 Miami at #2 Michigan season, City Manager John their share of concession reve- #6 Ferris State at #3 Michigan State Shirey wrote in a memo to City nue owed to the city. The memo shows that once the #5 Bowling Green at #4 Western Michigan Council members. ■ The Reds failed to approve city pays the $2.5 million, the . The city operates the stadium, construction of new luxury and stadium account will be virtually .which Hamilton County owns. club seats In Riverfront Stadium broke. At best, it will have , The stadium is home to baseball's which the city had planned. The $30,573 left, according to esti- Saturday. March 9 Cincinnati Reds and football's construction was designed to in- mates. Ohio State at Lake Superior Cincinnati Bengals, who both crease revenues for the two Shirey's memo indicates it Miami at Michigan want new stadiums. teams. could cost more than $54 million . • Hamilton County voters are to ■ A Feb. 29 payment of $1.8 to pay for overdue maintenance Ferris State at Michigan State decide March 19 whether to ap- million to the Bengals from the at the stadium. Bowling Green at Western Michigan Bearcats favorites to win Central Collegiate Hockey Association Top Scorers sixth straight tourney title Name Team .SE- PTS Brendan MorrisonMlCH 28 22 35 57 past seven years. The Bearcats this floor," Memphis coach Larry Teresa M. Walker Kevin Hilton MICH 36 9 48 57 The Associated Press stumbled last week when Mar- Finch said. "These young men quette beat them 74-72 in Mil- stated to me that this is the most Jason Botterill MICH 30 29 22 51 MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Confer- waukee to end the regular important thing .... We have to do John Madden MICH 36 23 28 51 ence USA coaches call 8th-ran- season. But Huggins said they the job on our home floor." Curtis Fry BGSU 38 17 33 50 ked and top-seeded Cincinnati responded with two of their best Brian Felsner LSSU 34 15 34 49 the favorite to win their tourna- practices all season this week. The Tigers must remember sophomore center Lorenzei; Brett Punchard BGSU 36 19 29 48 ment. Who is Bearcat coach Bob "We feel good coming into this 24 47 Huggins to disagree? time of the year. ... I dont know Wright when working the ball on Bill Muckalt MICH 34 23 "It's our time of the year," why, but we play better," he said. offense, Finch said. Sean Tallalre LSSU 34 28 18 46 Huggins declared Wednesday. The league's top five seeds "We cant forget this big guy. Kevyn Adams MIAMI 34 17 29 46 "This time of the year we make received first-round byes for We've had a tendency to forget 22 23 45 this big guy right here, and we Jeremy Brown WMU 36 shots and we play harder and we Wednesday. Cincinnati will face Randy Robitaille MIAMI 34 14 31 45 play smarter, and we work all either - eighth-seeded Southern can't do that," he said. year for this time of the year." Miss or Saint Louis Thursday. His Bearcats (22-4) have won Memphis, second-seeded and Marquette moved into No. 21 JCTT 10 straight conference tourna- ranked 14th, meets either No.7 by beating Louisville in double ment games and will be shooting seed UNC Charlotte or overtime and then upsetting Cin- Continued from page eleven. in his rookie year at wide each of his first two seasons. for their fifth straight title. Cin- lOth-seeded DePaul. The Tigers cinnati to wrap up the regular receiver, running back and quar- "I played for free coming out cinnati dominated the Great are hosting the tournament on season. Coach Mike Deane said The Steelers, meanwhile, terback, but his quarterback ex- of the draft," he said. Midwest Conference during the their home floor where they have the Golden Eagles want to keep passed on Jeff Hostetler as Neil perience is limited. Now he's comparing himself to league's four short years and the nation's second-longest home the momentum going against O'Donnell's replacement because "Right now, everybody feels Emmitt Smith, who preceded him started the C-USA as the new winning streak at 33 games. either sixth-seeded UAB or No. they believe the Oakland Raiders the players we have are better at Florida, because his 332 rush- league's co-champion. "We want to win this tourna- 11 seed South Florida. will exercise their right to match than what's available," said Tom ing attempts last year were 83 Backing up Huggins' claim is a ment because obviously we want "All we can do now is help our- any offer Hostetler gets else- Donahoe, the Steelers director of percent of Tampa Bay's carries. 25-11 record in March over the to protect our winning streak on selves to our seeding in the where. football operations. "I was 83 percent, and Emmitt NCAA tournament," he said. That leaves the defending AFC But the day's most interesting wasn't even 83 percent of the The first game Thursday is a champions with their three development may be the com- Cowboys' offense," Rhett said. flashback to last year's Metro backups from last season - Mike ments by Rhett, which illustrates "Put me in the same system and I Conference semifinal between Tomczak, Jim Miller and the ver- the shift from high salaries for can put up the same type of Tulane and Louisville. The Car- satile Kordell Stewart. Stewart younger players under the old offensive numbers Emmitt dinals won that in overtime 81-80. was an impact player as a "slash" system to high salaries for vet- does." erans in free agency. But in this veteran oriented system, the big money goes to Rhett, a second-round draft older players. UNIVERSITY UNION pick by the Bucs two years ago, Nickerson, who signed with * Best Values on Campus signed a three-year, $1,872 mil- Tampa Bay from Pittsburgh lion deal out of college. Then he three years ago, will be 31 next rushed for 1,011 yards as a rookie season and beginning his 10th and 1,207 in 1995 to become just year in the league. SDAY the 12th running back in league Smith will be in his seventh I'lll' \S \M IC04MI BOWL-N-GREENERY history to gain 1,000 yards in season and so will Hampton, who Pasta WILDCATS Continued from page eleven. in the league and we want to be Chicken Day successful in the postseason neys because of NCAA probation, tournament," he said. "I hope & Ribs but has dominated ever since. we're ready. We've improved a ..20 "We get a chance to do some- lot in the second half of the plus lax thing special since nobody has season." won five In a row," All-SEC for- Inch Complete salad bar, ward Antoine Walker said of the And how would the Wildcats titles. "It will be fun trying to ac- handle a loss this week? Inch potatoes, toss salad garlic bread and unlimited "That would really hurt us," & garlic bread beverage. complish that" Center Mark Pope said the Pope said. "I dont really like to OPEN 4:30-7pm Wildcats don't want a letdown in think about it. You have the * All students meal plan cards NCAA to prove yourself but you the tourney. want to come In playing well accepted "We've been really successful PELUSI Sii»iii;i Kappa Continued from page eleven. allowing net-crashing forwards Candlelight M^lil to tap in any garbage goals. How each rookie goaltender handles the playoff pressure Carrie Kramer Anthony MMHJ Shawn Madliger Dave Lee could determine which team Kendall MacAuthur Andy Lockshfn Colleen McCreary Jason Chatal prevails. Susie Sheffield Greg Gordon Laurie Corrigan Jim Mcvay Another key Is team defense. Shana Keamt Andy Ramsey Meredith Hrabak Karl Klrschnar Both teams hold similar philoso- Shannon Rosa Jake Ryan Amy Nuttal Man Dolson phies of aggressive forecheck- Leanna Warren Walter Gibson Ksrrie Williams Andrew Gresko ing, creating offense from forc- Jennifer Baker PNI Kozeri Amy Burdene Phil Bartor ing opponents Into turnovers In Sharon McCulkjm Chris Gordon Maria DellaValle Casey Mayo their defensive zone. Mollla Monahan John Aycotfc Chad Amy Black Although each team la com- Amanda Mack Mike Kobdzaike Haathar Hartland Deven Kotharl Lindsay Brooke Darek Krewadl Becky Burdyshaw Sean Wallace prised of different types of Kollsy Zinn BnmlM Staffer Debbie Webster Brian Perry players, (Western with larger, Rebecca McCabe Kevin Mine Michelle DeWirt Randy Watson grinding forwards, BG with Angela Farinaod RonBlst Erin Westlall Stave Koenlg quick-skating, skilled forwards), Tonya Floyd Mlks Bradfclock Sara Hawk Jason Scasny both consistently manufacture Cathy Jenzen Jason Hlaytur I April Henry Steven McGlone scoring chances off their pres- Hope Baal Darin Crow Gall Vorhees Todd Fedorovich sure defenses. The team that Julie Schneider Jo* ilmora Troy Hut! converts on those scoring oppor- Jaime Morphy PotslW tunities will dictate the pace and carry the play. After 38 games, it cornea down to a three-game series to give either Bowling Green or Western Spring Formal I!)!)(» Michigan a shot at the big tour- nament, the one that really counts. Sports Thursday, March 7,1996 The W i News page thirteen PITCHER Continued from page eleven. less innings to earn the win. King left alone at press conference Rockies 7, Brewers 1 ninth Inning for Pittsburgh. At Tucson, Ariz., Larry Walker Mark Whiten went 4-for-4 for had three hits. Including his sec- The Associated Press Philadelphia. ond home run of the spring as Rangers 3, Yankees 1 Colorado beat Milwaukee. At Port Charlotte, Fla., Juan The Rockies also got a homer LOS ANGELES - Mike Ty- Gonzalez, trying to put an injury- from Pedro Castellano, two hits son was a no-show and Frank filled 1995 season behind him, from Jason Bates and an impres- Bruno was late, so boxing pro- homered and made a fine defen- sive starting pitching perform- moter Don King was left to sive play for Texas. ance from Bryan Rekar. pound the heavy bag Wednes- Gonzalez hit his first homer of Athletics 9, Padres 6 day on behalf of their March 16 spring training, in the fourth in- heavyweight title fight. ning, off loser Rich Monteleone. At Phoenix, Scott Brosius had a King said he sees a direct Reds 5, Tigers 3 three-run double and Pedro correlation between the come- At Plant City, Fla, Barry Lar- Munoz a double and triple among backs of Tyson, who was jailed kin and Hal Morris had run-scor- his three hits as Oakland on a rape conviction, and an- ing singles in the seventh inning defeated San Diego in a game other former protege, Mu- for Cincinnati. featuring 12 extra-base hits. hammad All. Bret Boone homered in the The wind blowing out also "Four years were taken out fourth for the Reds. helped San Diego. The Padres got of the peak of their careers and Blue Jays 4, Twins 3 homers from Steve Ftnley, Ken both are historic figures who At Dunedln, Fla, Joe Carter Caminiti and Doug Dascenzo were caught in the eye of the had a homer among three hits, hurricane of controversy," scored twice and drove in a run Cubs 10, Giants 7 King declared. as Toronto won its third straight At Scottsdale, Ariz., Scott Bui All, stripped of his hea- game. lett scored the tying run in the vyweight title for dodging the Carlos Delgado, who homered eighth inning and drove in the draft during the Vietnam War, in Toronto's previous two games, decisive one in the 10th as Chi- fought a couple of tuneups be- added two hits and an RBI. cago rallied from a 6-1 deficit. fore taking on Joe Frazier at Dodgers 5, Expos 0 Bullett, who tied the game by Madison Square Garden in the At West Palm Beach, Fla, Los scoring from second on a two-run first of their three epic bouts. Angeles scored four unearned sacrifice fly by Jose Hernandez, King told reporters that Ty- runs, and Ismael Valdes and five drove in the go-ahead run with a son and Bruno both had origi- relievers combined on four- triple. Hernandez followed with nally planned to attend hitter. another RBI triple, and Vee Wednesday's news conference Valdes allowed two hits in Hightower hit a two-run homer. but that Tyson changed his three innings for the Dodgers, mind after hearing that Bruno striking out two and walking one. Angels 14, Mariners 8 was not coming. Royals 14, Indians 4 At Peoria, Ariz., Jim Edmonds Bruno, however, did show up At Halnes City, Fla, Johnny and Tim Salmon hit back-to-back - late. The British boxer said APeaeteAMIckaelCeuined Damon had two hits, including a home runs In the first inning, and he hoped Americans won't hold Boxing promoter Don King poses for photographers with his arm around a carboard figure of triple, for Kansas City. California finished with six it against him if he beats Ty- boxer Mike Tyson. The Royals batted around in a homers and 18 hits. son. five-run fourth off loser Brian On a windy day that contribut- "I've had so much warm re- title fight since Feb. 11, 1990, champ in this case, but Tyson fought? These guys are noth- Anderson. Damon's triple and a ed to the Mariners' pitching sponse from people in Amer- when James "Buster" Douglas defeated Bruno Feb. 25, 1989, ing.' Well, they were supposed two-run single by Chris Stynes woes, Garrett Anderson hit two ica," he said. "I'd like to thank of Columbus, Ohio, knocked to win the undisputed hea- to be nothing," King said. "But with two outs highlighted the In- homers - of f Bob Wells in the them personally but this is war him out in the 10th round. It's vyweight crown. they're never satisfied. It's like ning. fourth and a two-run shot off time and this means business. the third fight since his release King deflected criticism feeding the Christians to the Cardinals 4, Orioles 1 Mike Butcher in the sixth. There's 5,000 English people from prison on March 25. He from those who knocked him lions. At St. Petersburg, Fla, Danny Red Sox 12, White Sox 1 coming over to see me and they tuned up for it by dispatching for setting Tyson up with a "Had I done that and threw Sheaffer's two-run homer keyed At Fort Myers, Fla, Troy O'- just can't wait to see the fight." Peter McNeely in 89 seconds couple of easy opponents at the him to a George Foreman or a a decisive three-run seventh for Leary, trying to wrest Boston's The bout is scheduled for and Buster Mathis Jr. in the start of his comeback. Riddick Bowe, then they'd say, St Louis. starting right-field job from Jose March IS at the Las Vegas third round. "You hear the hungry roar of 'Aw, that mercenary King," Matt Morris, 3-2 with a 2.38 Canseco, homered twice, includ- MGM Grand. It is Tyson's first Bruno is the WBC defending the crowd, saying, 'Who has he King said. ERA for the Class A St. Peters- ing a grand slam In a nine-run burg In 1995, pitched three hit- sixth inning. Classifieds BEER ADVERTISING CHEERLEADER INFO NIGHTS Checker'! Pub preterits Laser Linda't Karoke neons, mirrors, lighted signs, banners, posters. CAMPUS EVENTS CITY EVENTS PERSONALS TUESDAY. MARCH ig-10O0PM even/Sun.. Tuet.. Wed, eveningt. inflatablet, ft more Al postert only S1 each. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20-9:30PM Quality Sterna A Collectibles. 114 BUSINESS ADM BLDG. 186 S. Main M-TH 3:30-8:00 Campus Polly*yes Allan Son Role players and Wargameral 20% oti any beer banner w/ ad 352-9636 Gamaliel! Spring 86 It hare, March I5ih ft REDE REDE Monthly Special Shamrock Shaped Pttza 1611. Fn. a pm.- Mdnight. Sat. 2 p.m.- MVJ- Advice lor the Real ol You Advice lor tie Ratt ol You DAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK! Metaphysical Supples. Alternative Jewelry ft 15.00 (inald* only) night 2nd Floor Ed BkJg.CailEncat3S2-75IO Metaphysical supplies. Alternative Jewerly and Break away to the honest acton in Florida lor details An Opening. Ait Brew star's now has bigger better where guys meet girltl New motel on the Opening March 14th March 14th Happy Hourt ocean. AAA-astd, beach volleyball, tree MTV. 131 W WooslerSl 8G352 7333 131 W. Wooater Si BG 352-7333 ATTN. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS! Man -Sat. 12-9 Pool and wet bar open 24 hourt. Don't be led SiDe-n-Kida Weekend it tail approachingi Entoy$i specials on out ol thlt Special Promotion-Call continued on p. 14 Alpha Xi Delta' Alpha Xi Delta pint*, wings, ft hot dogs 1 S00-662-0B1S. Apr.112.13.» M The utters ol Alpha Xi Delta tl your organ nation wishes to join the list RIDES Alto take advantage ot would like to congratulatt Double mil drinks lor a tingle. of events, please contact the Office ol Bet ay Hauptman and Erin Camlonl Student Activities ai 372-2343 on becoming Rho Chi'tll by Monday. March 11. Need Ride to Oil Weekend ol 3/B Alpha Xi Delia• Alpha Xi Delta Brewtier't now hat a new music selection Join in lie FALCON FRENZY! Pleats call Cindy: 352 3363 Play your favorite tunea on us. Alpha Xi Delta You play, we pay. BGSU WOMEN'S HOCKEY The sister s ol Alpha Xi Delta SERVICES OFFERED would like to congratulate Alto, 236 02. mug dub Sat. March 9 at 1 «5 ■One of tie Best Dealt in town* at home vs OSU Cam* Hutchlnton ACEVENTUR See you at tie ice arenai for being selected an areoc.es inatructorll AlphaiXiDelta > DEAN'S LIST STUDENT* Are you a ano> perant? AOH'AOirAOII FALL, 1995 Hey BGSU Community! Would you like to |0«i with other single Games Night "96 is whore you want to Del Lil' STACY. College of Education ft Allied Protea- parents to share ideas and information? I AM SO GLAD YOU ARE When? Sat. Mghl 0 7:00pm Union Ballroom Coma lo our organutaional meaong Tuet sponsored by AAGSA MINE! WE MAKE AN AWESOME Mar. PAIR. DONT FORGET i2orWed. Mar. 13.630 pm at LOVE. YOUR BIG STEPHANIE Bowling Green Pregnancy Center. Hay educator maiort. health majors, AOH'AOirAOII A recaption m your honor wil be held members ol the BG Health Club, and Call 354 4873 AOH'AOirAOII Thursday, March 7. from 3»>-5:00pm anyone else interested in promoting in the Amanl Room. Healthy Collegiate Lifestyles CongratulaDona to our Positive Pereon 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm Pregnant? ol the Week Kathy Bamberl You are awesome! COME THE THE NEVER AGAIN MEETING Freddie and Freda Falcon and members ol SUN. MARCH 10 Tuee., March 124:15pm Free Pregnancy teta. Confidential and AOII'AOII'AOII caring. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Sic Sic will join Dean Las Sternberg In Rm 222 Health Center BE THE fl FALCON FANI congratulating you on your academic OLSCAMP111 »~ Any queatJona? Call 372-6512 (Kriaien) SKYDIVE B G SAYS JUMP INTO SPRING' FREDDIE/FREDA APPLICATIONS arjuevemenfa. Please come! lit Jump classes starting April 6. Student and NOW AVAILABLE AT JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP applications group diseounta. Vita ft MC accepted. 10 405 STUDENT SERVICES. PART OF 88® CHARITY WEEK are now available in 302 ft 319 Watt Hall minutes from BGSU SKYDtVE BG 352-5200 PEA PL WE MARCH 22 DEAOLME: MARCH 19,1996 REPROgraphics REPROgraphies REPROgrophics REPROgrophics Uka ft Tammy are challenging the entire BGSU Community to play SEGA Genesis When: Saturday. Mar. 9, 1996 al 7:00pm In Ha Union Ballroom Sponsored by AAGSA Warn to Play Spades' CDiduou fcnoiv... See you Sat. Night in the Union Ballroom @ 7:00pm. Sponsored by AAGSA We invite you to mveabgata Theiaha'IFeHh . We can make buttons, mugs, T-shirts and mouse pads Fridays 3pm Rm.1000 BA For Wo 287-3230 (local cal) from your photos or 353-6175 ask tor MMinda ♦ Personalized Calenders are available kan \ealhaspuiout a lot of fires. . Matching Paper and Envelopes are available by Special He's not a ♦ Order firefighter- ♦ Wa can make personalized memo pads he'sa teacher. But to the "Call us for details and pricing" kids he's reached, he's a hero. U A TtACHER. H A HMO. CPJ l-fW-45-TEACH 602 Administration Quitting ♦ 372-2323 H-/-IM lilfl—iHJ.a-aZ page fourteen The B< i News Thursday, March 7, 1996 $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars SKI FREE NEXT WINTER continued from p. 13 FUT Alpha Phi "FLU STUDY ABROAD/FINANCIAL AID MEET- Bauer Inline Skates. Sz 11. Used once. $150 No eipenence required. Begin now. For inlo Crested Butte Mountain Retort will be on cam- OBO 372-5216 or lamessnfrbgnol. INGS cal 301-306-1207 pus Apnl 12 recrubng tor our college student Hey Strmac- H you ant planning to study abroad this sum- employment program. $500 scholarship, unh- Men's 17" Trek 000 bike. Used only si. S22.50AHR PT/FT Easy work Gat paid tor You weren't lying whan you said you mer or during the 1986-97 acadamlc year, mited ski pass, prearranged housing and more. months Asking *2O0 OBO. Call 373-6900 shopping and your opinion on new consumer DEANS LIST STUDENTS weren't SicSc. but, hey we were please attend one ol the blowing meetings: Contact Co-Op Office for details (yes, il's a local number I) and ask lor Greg. products. No exp. req. 1 800-638 6845. EH FALL, IMS dose. Congratulations on being Tuaa. March 12,1998.10am. Tail Rm.. Union College erf Education A Allied Profcja Freddy Falcon. Wad. March 20.1998.2pm, Tafl Rm.. Urson 2008. Sudent Publications is now accepting applica- Night Trac 18 speed mountain bike Bought lor tions for account executives lo self yellow page S200 will sea lor $.100 Opomus 12" sub- eiona Love. Tha Alpha Phis Pleas© call Saly Raymont at 372-0309 if you BEST SUMMER JOB IN BG advertising m the BGSU campus directory woofer Sounds great wilri any stereo. Will sen have any qua shons. GAIN GREAT MARKETWG/SALES EXPE- Successful ce/Kfdatss must be available to lor S75. Opomus car/truck speakers S7S. E ve DOH-tFOBOrri OET READY FOR SPRING BREAK - RIENCE AND EARN GREAT PAY SELLING USG •USG'USG USG work 20 hours per week, Apnl through July, be ryihing musl go Contact Trent al 353-7223 YELLOW PAGE ADS FOR THE STUDENT 20% off all sunglasses with this ad Ray-Ban Do you know an outstanding student aggressive, well-organized, and interned in A reception m your honor will be held PHONE DIRECTORY. WORK FROM APRIL Scfiwnn Frontier Mm Shimano SIS. SerengeD. Bolle. many in stock Catalogs or tacuiry member? earning great pay. To apply, stop by 204 West TAurt. March 7. kom 3:30-5 00pm In THROUGH JUNE APPROXIMATELY 20 •OS modal. (220 or best ofler available. 1022 N. Prospect. BO. 352-2502. Nominate them tor Via Hall or can Toby at 372-0430 for more informa (he Amaru Room HOURS A WEEK. CALL 372-0430 FOR Chris 3548144 ._ Grants, SchoUrehlpe Avslleblelll Hollls A. Moore Award, in honor ol oon. Leave a message. MORE INFORMATION OR STOP BY 204 Billions of «U In private funding. Die termer BGSU President Freddie and Freida Falcon and mambars ol WEST HALL FOR AN APPLICATION. Sub for rural route paper carrier. 3 hr7(30 day. Quality Immediately. 1400-400-0209. Applicalions are now available in the Sc&c «rti ic.n Oaan Laa SMmbatg In USG office at 404 Student Services Need dependable car 3/25 thru 3/30/96 FOR RENT congratulating you on your acadamlc from 1 -4pm appro*. Calf Kay 352-4636. DaadNna la April 1 CAMP COUNSELORS achievements. Please cornel HAVING A BIG PARTY? Awards will be given out al tha USG Spring WANTED Sunday morning ptamst needed, Family Life WELL, YOU CANT HAVE A PARTY W/OUT Awards Banquel. April 22 Community Church, comer of Manvilkt ft '353-0325' Reduced Raise ' MUSIC! Any??. Can 2 8116 Trtmdown Fitness. Ctougtv For more info contact Jon Brown at 1 or? bedroom apis. Efficiencies a rooms GET A DJ TO HANDLE THIS PROBLEM. USG'USG'USG-USG coed camp located in the 3S3 93S3 300 block of E Merry DEAN'S LIST STUDENTS FOR A LOW, LOW PRICE. CALL 352-3043 8 CaiaMI Mountains ol NY. «, 10.12.15 mo leases lor 96 97 school year. LEAVE A MESSAGE. "A PARTY ISNT A AD Sports. Water-skiing. Canoeing The Cleveland Yachting Club FALL, 1995 Win Clev. Cavs Tickets Summer positions at exclusive yachting dub. " Summer Apartments Available " College ol Education A Alllad Prokse- PARTY WITHOUT A DJ." Ropes, Lifeguards. Crafts, 'ON THE LINE' WIH train qualified candidates as: servers, bus Cal! 3S3-0325 Dance. Aerobics, Nutrition. HOTIHOTIHOTI Sal 2:00-6:45pm sem, host/hostess, bartenders, dock at- Very dose to campua. A/C. Furnished Kitchen, Office, 1?0 positions 23 Students 10 lose 8-S0tbs. 88.1 WBGU tendants. g/oundskeepe'S ft lifeguards Train- DON'T FORGET New Metabolism breakthrough ing dates May 10 thru 17lh. Interview now for 1 -3 aubteaeere needed lor May-August. 1 bath, Results guaranteed! Free gift win purchase best positions Weds, thru Sun. 200 Yacht Club 2 bdrms. large house Close to campua ( A reception in your horiorwrl be held Cal Camp Shane 129.95 Cost. Call 1 -800-334-1864 Dr. Rooky River.OH 44116.216-333-1155. bars. (450 per parson tor ENTIRE summer. Thuraday. March 7. from 3:30 ■ 5:00pm in WANTED (800) 2922287 Male or lemale. Call Bridget or Nicole at ma UPWARD BOUND SUMME R PHOGRAM 373-8070. Amani Room. KD • Slaters ol the Week ■ KO EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITCS Hey, Christina Basarab. Kim Oonato. 2 BORM STUOENT RENTALS FOR 1 lemale roommate needed 96-97 school year June 23 • August 2 Freddie and Fratda Falcon and mambars ol and Diana Hausz' You guys are the Best" CEDAR POINT SUMMER OH I Al I 1 BORM APTS. FOR The Banners took great and we owe it all JiSOrmo Fumiehed apt., dose lo campus. The Upward Bound Program is a pre-college GRAD STLCENTS 352-3445 SicSic ■* join Oaan Laa Siarnbarg In SUMMERJOBS Call 354-4191. preparatory program and offers an on campus congratulating you on your acadamlc B youl Thanks for all your hard work! Cedar Poim Amusement Park in Sandusky. KO • Slatere ol the Week • KO summer enrichment program tor high school 309-311 N. Church Duplei. Avail June n l m 3 summer subleasers needed tor 3 bedroom Ohio has over 3,500 positions available this students. Applicants must meet all tne re- ■chrr' fflP titf9r Tl '98June vr. *49Smio.. uM. (each unit). house. Can Chris. Was, or Jeremy at summer. Cedar Pant otters, low-cost housing quirements listed below: 352-6847. Dan Sigma Pi Coflaa Table MACTOURNAMENT 354-6521. and living expenses .college-style social life, Follow the entire basketball tournament valuable job experience, good wages and a RESIDENTIAL ADES - Minimum sophomore ElAc. 1 ft 2 bdrm. apts. in houses. E vary day 7 4 Sam - 1:00pm HOCKEY FANS WANTED 12 mo. leases only starting in May. Stave Thurs. 3:45pm great bonus program. daaslfkaeon. Should not be enrolled in class Dounuta • Bagels * Co flee • Tea" BGSU Woman vs. OSU - Saturday To schedule an on-oampus interview, call one esdurtng the Program. Room, board, and sal- Smith 352-8917. (no calls after 900pm). Cappuccino 1st floor BA. 88.1 FMWBOU March 9 al home 01:45 of our Student Recruiters: ary Residential expenence and activity pro- Furnished 2 bdr. apart.. Utilities not included Oon't ruin your aprlna vacation bacausa you're PomMeaHl' Jamie Brandenburg 353-2146 gramming helpful. Call 869-3036. too chaap lo buy a tannmg pacKage. OPhiA'OPnIA'OPhiA Mala or lemale aubleaaer from now unal May. Chris Lynch 372-1041 TUTORS • Classroom assistant. Minimum Campua Tanning-352-7889 House • 236 Troop No pels, references req. Congratulations to t22S/mo. Close ID campus Electic A phone Amy Rieeterer 372-1S20 sophomore classification. 2.5 GPA required in t750pluauil Avail May 15,1996 Sara MonhoHan only. Very nice apt Cal 383-3212. Krisona Sunderman 352-0360 selected course for tutoring (Mathematics, Don't Surf Tha NO thru May 15,1997. 352-6847. for being inducted into English, Science. History, Foreign Language, ...ursaes you ara going to vow In the MALE SUBLEASER NEEDED ASAP. CLOSE Mortar Board! or Fine Arts). Must be available during the USG aMctiona. Tha atactiona lor TO CAMPUS SHARE HUGE/CLEAN 1 BR COUNSELORS - INSTRUCTORS needed! OPhlA'OPhlA-OPhlA morning or early afternoon hours. Monday - Houses, 1 ft 2 bedroom Furnished apts Undergraduate Student Qovernm.nl W/ GREAT ROOMMATE ONLY $210rMO. 100 poaMlone! Coed aummar camp. Pocono g Friday. Non-Reeldentlal Salary baaed on 1 year. 9 month, and summer leases PreeidenvVice- President PLUS ELEC. CALL 349-2428 (LOCAL CALL) Mine. PA. flood salary flips I (908) 889-3338. Qualifications Can 352 7454 and Al-Large Senators oil be on Netscape PCMMERCmMFONMHTS 86.835 FOURTH 81 TUESDAY. MARCH 19 - 9:30PM Counselors CAMP WAYNE, brother/sisler INSTRUCTORS - Bachelor's degree required This new voting system la: One bedroom apartment *Sata and conldental WE ONE SDAY.MARCH 20-1000PM One lemale summer sublease? Own room, camp, Pennsylvania. 6/20-8/18/06. Have the In selected course of instruction (Mathematics, AVALABLE NOW •Avasable In all on -campus computer labs 116 BUSINESS ADM BIDG AC. furnished, spacious $550 entire summer moat memorable summer of your life! Coun- English. Science. History. Foreign Language, selors needed tor Tennis, Swim (W.S I pre- Call 354-8800 ■EASYI The steps will be kaled In labs Call 353-7198. or Fine Arts). Must be available during tie ferred). Basketball. Softbal, Volleyball. Soccer. morning or early afternoon hours. Monday • Piedmont Corporation Al you need la your BG SU PIN* and Sig Kap-Sig Kap-Sig Kap a FJGNET account Golf, Seif-Detense. Gymnastics, Cheerleading, g Friday Non-ReekJenllel Salary bated on Mm Storage Spaces Available Tha sisters ol Sigma Kappa would HELP WANTED Aerobics, Nature/Camping. Ropes, Piano, qualifications 352-7581 Elections are like to congratulate Juke Schneider March 12- Internet voting begins at 8 am. Guitar, Ceramics. Jewerfy. Bank. Sculpture, on her recent lavakering to Joe FlInner Summer Subleasers needed lor 5 bdrm March 13- Internet voting until midnight Drawing/Pamling. SHkscreen. Other Stall: APPLICANTS SHOULD SUBMIT A TRAN- ol Kappa Sigma. Congraluiatons Julie I house dose to campus. 353-4414, 372-61T4 March 14 Union9am -5pm and Group Leaders. Bookkeeper. SCRIPT (or copy of) WITH APPLICATION Sig Kap " Sig Kap * Sig Kap or 372-4507 tor info Library 4 pjn -11 pm. » Cruise Ships Hinngi Dnver/Video/Phoiograpriy. del and Assis- (no internet volng on the 14th') Students Needed I tant. Many other positions On Campua Inter- Applications are available at 37 College Park Summer subleasers needed. $150 par month Sig Kap • Sig Kap • Sig Kap J «.(♦. Travel views March 13th. Cal 1-800-270-3010 tor in Office Buildmg and are due by March 22. • utilities Own room across from campus Call tarmarjon. The Sisters ol Sigma Kappa would (Caribbean. Europe. Hawaii!) Woodcreek Greenhouse ft Flower Farm 354-8135. Don't aaii until it's nolataii like to congratulate Hope Beak) on her Seasonal'Permanenl CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn up to Full or P/T workers needed btwn 8- 5pm Earn BGSU credit. Si» week study program recent pearling lo Darin Crow. No Expar. Necessary Wmthrop Terrace Apartments 82.000 * /month working on Cruise Ships or Call 655- 3066 Gde 919-929-4398 en C2073 Summer A Fall 96 leases available Congratukuione Hope I Land-Tour companies World Travel. Seasonal Europe. Classes in English, kilo meeting Sig Kap'Sig Kap-SU Kap Campus shuttle. 1 ft 2 br. tum/unfurn March 12 at 9OOpm in BAA 1000 A tuH-ome employment available No experi- I ft 2 full batfis. 3 great locations ence naoaaaary. For more mtormason call FOR SALE Sigma Kappa ' Sigma Kappa C»l 352-9135 lor more ink). More into? Dr Ct.«e@ 3728180 or Are you "Outgoing 1-206-971 -3550 axt. C5S445. 'Sell-Motivated 352-8012. Congratulations to Maria DeUaValle Earn 15.50 to 87.0OAV working outdoors In •Goal-Oriented 12 x 60 Hallmark mobile home, unique barn- and Maureen McOunnlgle tor BG. Maumee. and Sylvania. Quality Tuition 'A Team Player aided interior, sprayed ceilings, garden tub. EUROPE »229 being chosen aa Rho Chis. Congrats!! Painters is hiring students to All painter and 'Salei Expenence New furnace, water heater, floor insulation, CaniboearvMaiico $189 foreman positions. Exp. helpful but not neces- helpful but not necessary and back door. Must see interior to appreciate Be a ittla flexible and save $S$ Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa sary Positions filling quickly. Call Tha BG News is looking tor successful advert- Asking $6500 Only 10 miles from BG. Lawn- Well help you beat tha airline prices. 1 -800-356-5987 tor more into. ising account executives tor Fal 1906/Spnng dub. >66 (Wespn). 660-3910. Destinations worldwide Sating Sraek - Nassau/Paradise Island. 1997 Apptcaione available al 204 West Hall Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- AIRHITCH 800-326-2009 Cancun a Jamaica tram $29t Air. Hole!, or call John Virosiek at 372-2605 tor more de- terials prowded Send SASE ID P.O. Box 774. Canon Starwnier 60 Word Processor. Includes airhiich9natcom.com Management Inc. b-anslers, parties, & morel Organized a small tails. Oalhe.KS 68051. Disks A paper for Printer used less than 4 hrs. group & earn FREE trip A commissions! Cal Paid $500. $300 OBO 372-5216 or Bands needed GREAT Publicity Good cook needed immediaiely al BG Country New New New New New 1-800-822-0321 lameasn^bgnet April 21at Club. Must be able to work some lunches STUDENT TRAVELS MAGAZINE Interested? Call Mke @ 372-3458 Great summer |Ob Apply Ml person 923 Fair- For sale: Loft w/ top mattress SiOO, Kitchen Hillsdale Apts. 2 bdrm. Tha spring edition of Student Travels, a view Avo. 352 3100 table w/4 chairs $75. Wooden antique table flats, very spacious, * Congratulations* magajme for international travel, study and 250 Counselors ft Instructors neededi $75.24- TV $50. couch and redmer chair $75 Help wanted on a local farm. 9 foot ceiling. Carports. work la now available m the Canter tor Interna- Private, coad summer camp in Pocono Mms., for both. Cal 352-1146. Rater Farm Seed Company 91/2 or 12 mo. lease To aonal Programs. 1106 Otfonhauer Wast. NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan. Box 234BG. KenHwoflh. NJ 07033(908) 276-0998 352Q068 FREE Dalmation mix to great home. 2 yr. old female, under 30 lbs., great personality, loves Starts at $600. 353-5800 HOME TYPISTS CANDY * Students fluent m Spanish to play. Moving, cant keep. Calf 352-9332, PC Users needed. $45,000 income potential. needed for full-time summer Co-op laaws) message I Call 1-80O513-4343EXI.B- 9849. BONNETT * in Fremont, OH. ALASKA Large older home w/ 4 bdrms 2 1/2 baths. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Lots of natural woodwork, A hardwood floors. S6.50VTV. Apply with resume - Fishing Industry • Positions are now available at National Parks, w/ many updates throughout including kitch- * of UAO * to 310 Student Services ASA P. Students Needed! Forests A Wiidiila Preserves. Excellent bene- en. Within walking distance of univ A down *. for being selected 2 2451 for details Earn up to 83,000-86.000 ./month fits A bonuses! Call 1206971 3620 exl town. RE-MAX. Call Dick Pitnop 352-4395. Many employers provide room A board N5S444. Management Inc. A transportation. Male or Female. asS.O.L.D.'s * P/T cfHldcara in my S. Toledo home. M. W, F New New New New New No experience necessary. 7 30am 12 30pm Non-smoker, ret. req. Cal Join thousands ol other students * February Leader of * Nancy 419-380-1859. nationwide and enjoy the most Hillsdale Apts. the month. beautilul scenery in tha U.S.I Popular local lamify business w/ a Inendfy re- WE USE-ONLY large studios, carports, BEST JOBS IN BG laxed atmosphere is looking tor a personable. high vaulted ceiling, We're S.O.L.D. on * 1 -206-971 -3510 exl A55443 neat, honest, friendly, dependable sales per- Build Your Resume And Student Employment Services son 5 - 22 hours par weak. Musi be available unique floor plan » leadership! Earn Great Pay. weekends. Apply at Mike's Party Mart. S Main PUR PIED 91/2 or 12 mo. lease BG March 13*15. betweaen 6am and4pm. WX ER start at $350. 353-5800 Student Publications Highland is hiring Management Inc. Account Industries Executives Evergreen Apts. 1 bdrm. or efficiency Graduate to sell yellow page Presents... Jtaiim^ L§<§ units; laundry on site. advertising in the 146 North Main Bowling Green tons of parking Rentals campus directory. starts at $225. 353-5800 Work from April Well take through June. «i9 care of you Hermit's Family Restaurant Gain great sales Every Thursday at 9:30 pm 307 S. Main St - B.G. Best price, well experience. pb. 354-1388 K Only 2 positions BGSU'S BREAKFAST PLACE maintained, A ^ privacy & dead- Open. Call 372-0430 /P (Serving Breakfast All Day) bolt security, for more information, large or stop by 204 West ^ % apartments. Hall for an application. Specials Every Night & Day Open until 8.00p.m. Mon.-Fri. 2.00p.m. Sat. & Sun. Great Amenities: A/C on site laundry facility ceramic tile A&MfLum mvjYiy&'ki It \(k ICV I. %K nni \M> dishwashers sky lights College I.D. Night Friday 3/8 vaulted ceilings Thursday 3/7 24 hr. maint. No Cover n/valid ID Too Much Joy before 11 00 PM 5 sites to WALT MINK Saturday 3/9 choose from: JERICHO TURNPIKE WITH HOLY COWS Jay-Mar Apts. FIGDISH The Highlands Upcoming Events: COLLECTIVE SOUL TUE The Homestead W/RUST 19th McKenzie Rentals WICKERMAN FRI MISERY LOVES COMPANY 15th BROTHER CANE THUR M.T. MLGGS The Farm GONE DADDY FINCH SAT W / FIVE HORSE JOHNSON 21 si W/DTS 16th tCP FRI Call Today! PRO-PAIN SUN RAVE: Featuring KARMA 99 22nd Itt.lOU.U I \l>l li Jl vi _'l V\D n\ Mf 52 354-6036 W7 CRISIS / SECTION 315 17th WAR FRI/29th « t n >- | I,i! w I III MINI) 111 I 1,1 I IKHIKSTOItK 130 East Washington St. Address: 209 N. Superior Toledo, Ohio Info line: 243-4449 \i.\\ us i.ow IIKKK I'|{M;I:S T 7