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tEheggJ&tofl 1995 The B G News "Celebrating 75 Years of Excellence"
Wednesday, September 13, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 11
Speaker shares At Odds insight on HIV
Genell Pavellch "I was told I had five years to The BG News live, which was the hardest part of all," he said. "I felt like I was Sean Sasser, known to many the only person in my situation from last season's "The Real because there was no one like me World", spoke to a crowded Len- in the support groups." hart Grand Ballroom Tuesday Four years after finding out he night. was HIV positive, Sasser moved Sasser, 26, talked about what it to San Francisco because he felt is like living with HIV, the virus he could be himself there. One of that causes AIDS, and stressed the first things he saw in the city the importance of learning more was a billboard that read "Be about the disease. here for the cure - early treat- "It is not my responsibility to ment for HIV." educate," he said. "It is your re- "That was my first sign of hope sponsibility to be open, to seek because I had never seen a posi- out and to learn." tive statement about HIV be- Whether a person is homosex- fore," he said. "This was my ins- ual or heterosexual, male or fe- piration to take care of myself." male, Sasser said AIDS can af- While in San Francisco, Sasser fect everyone. found a support group with other "We are all part of this crisis," young people who had the HIV he said. "It shouldn't take the virus. He said there were 25 peo- death of a friend or loved one to ple in the group which was surpr- make us realize that." ising to him. Sasser said he always knew he "When I walked into the room, was gay, but really couldn't ex- I saw others like me which was press that as a teenager. He said astounding," he said. "I also he kept his sexuality hidden dur- thought, 'What is wrong here?' ing those teenage years because because so many people are be- he did not want to be taunted or ing infected with this disease." beat up. Sasser met Pedro Zamora at a WilfrtdoLcc/AP Photo In 1987, Sasser found out he conference on HIV in 1993 where President Clinton listens to House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) budget. The president said Tuesday that the White House and was HIV positive when a blood Zamora was a speaker. during a meeting in the White House Cabinet Room with members Congress won't reach an agreement on the budget before the fis- test for the Navy came back posi- of the blpartisian Congressional leadership to discuss the federal cal year ends. tive for the virus. See REAL, page six. Education funding at stake Vice president House-passed bill awaits vote by Senate committee topic of forum
Jay Young Jay Young The BC New weeks," Paskvan said. "It used to the process." money. McRoberts said if the The BC News take us a lot longer." McRoberts said the University direct loan program is killed the A Senate committee vote McRoberts said the removal of Financial Aid office handled over University will also lose revenue. The committee carrying out the task of replacing the University's scheduled today in Washington the direct loan program would 23,000 applications this year. He "The faster students pay off chief academic officer discussed who they are looking for in an open could directly affect over half of take much of the process out the said there is about $40 million of their bills the better it is for the forum Tuesday night in Olscamp Hall. the academic plans of University University's hands. aid available on campus. The University," McRoberts said. "If A handful of non-committee members took advantage of the oppor- students. we have to wait for a loan check tunity to express what qualities the next University Vice President The committee is scheduled to to come in, then the University is for Academic Affairs should have. vote on a House-passed bill that "I know the University wants to see the using its own funds, it's floating. Library Dean Linda Dobb said the person who replaces Eloise would cut education funding by direct loanprogram continue. It really seems Clark should recognize the importance of excellence. $36 billion over a seven year Victoria Guthrie, Graduate "One of the things that I would like to see in a vice president is period. to be working well, and it is going to work Student Senate Student Welfare some recognition of the need to balance excellence and striving for Coordinator, said the cuts should excellence, against the fact that we are working within a constrained The direct loan program is one better as time goes on." Conrad McRober,s of the programs under the bud- be made elsewhere. budget," Dobb said. "I think it is important here to keep the emphasis get microscope. Republicans Financial Aid director "I think cutting the ability for on excellence because that is what is going to keep attracting stu- have proposed capping the Fed- students to go to college, particu- dents to the institution." eral Direct Student Loan Pro- "We have more control over majority of student aid is fed- larly since this impacts low and The committee, which was formed by President Sidney Ribeau in gram at 40 percent of new bor- the process now," McRoberts erally funded, middle income students, is the July, will be accepting applications until Oct. 2. Chairman Milton rowing. said. "We go back to the old The loss of federal funds will wrong place to target these Hakel said the public input will be used to adjust the job discription. Conrad McRoberts, Financial system, we lose that control over cost the University time and cuts." "We're working on an expansion of the position description," Hakel Aid director, said the direct loan said. "From the notes we each took we'll be able to slot stuff in var- program is worth keeping. ious places. Then the committee will come up with some priority or- "I know the University wants dering." to see the direct loan program continue," McRoberts said. "It "We will wait for the right person to be really seems to be working well, University protests and it is going to work better as available," Hakel said. "If they can be time goes on. There were some available in January that would be fantastic. start-up challenges, but students If they can't come until July, we'll take July." weren't standing in line this fall cuts in financial aid waiting to sign loan checks." McRoberts said about 55 per- Jay Young cent of University students The BC News a toll-free number for students to contact their Milton Hakel receive some kind of financial representatives. The number is 1-800-574-4243. Chairman of the Committee aid. He said the removal of the While cuts in student aid might be inevitable, Conrad McRoberts, Financial Aid director, said direct loan program would make many believe the amount of reduction will de- students' input will make a big difference. Sixty people have shown interest or been nominated for the posi- the aid more difficult to obtain. pend on student reaction. "I think students at Bowling Green State Uni- tion. Hakel said he would like more candidates before the review "We find if we have to make a In response to the possibility of student aid versity should start writing their representa- process begins. correction on a student's loan it is reduction the University Graduate Student Sen- tives and senators," McRoberts said. "They "I'd like to be looking at 200 by the time we start," Hakel said. much simpler for us than work- tate has declared this week Student Aid Emer- need to start sending letters because those let- Committee members are shooting to have a replacement by ing with about 40 guarantee gency Week. ters have an effect." Christmas. agencies, each with their own set Victoria Guthrie, GSS Student Welfare Coor- McRoberts said administrators, including "We will wait for the right person to be available," Hakel said. "If of procedures," McRoberts said. dinator, said it is vital that students make their President Sidney Ribeau, have been communi- they can be available in January that would be fantastic. If they can't "The program Is just what it says feelings known. cating their support of students to representa- come until July, we'll take July." It is; it's more direct." "I think it is of tremendous importance for tives. He said all forms of communication can be Sallie Stiens, Undergraduate Student Government representative, Brian Paskvan, assistant direc- students here at Bowling Green, as well as a used to support student aid. told the comm 'tee she would like a vice president who could offer tor of Financial Aid, said the national issue, involving our priorities and our "I think we have to do what we can to protect something to both faculty and students. direct loan program makes the support In education," Guthrie said. "If we can the opportunity to obtain a college education," "My ideal vice president is somebody who is going to challenge not process easier for the students continue to get our voices heard the potential of McRoberts said. "More and more students are only the faculty to expect more from themselves, but is going to pass and the University. the cuts continuing to sneak in will be lessened." not going to be able to do that if they don't have it onto the students," Stiens said. "We can take someone from The Alliance to Save Student Aid is sponsoring student aid." Clark, who has been the vice president for Academic Affairs since start to finish in a couple of 1983, announced this summer she will step down as soon as a re- placement is found. 1 Opinion riu- BG News page two Wednesday, September 13,1995 The BG News Ideas take many forms
"Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' As the days go by, we are D&K: Some would say you are we do other things to express and decided to finish the column closer to enlightment. Soon we not reaching the people on cam- ourselves and our opinions. ourselves. will know the answer. Who shot pus in the most effective manner. As some of the older students Leah Barnum Jim Vickers Mr. Burns? This burning ques- How do you respond to this? D&K: Like what? here may recall, there was a time editor-in-chief managing editor tion has been a plague on our PEARLY: If you reach even MODEL BOY: I sing for Tiny when it was legal to write on the home for a long, long time. Al- one person its important that you Dust Particles, and I also write. I sidewalks. Of course, the admin- though this is a serious question, did it. feel I express myself through my istration could not handle the Dawn Keller Larry Hannan the question that seems to have NIWANDA: We got somebody music and stories. students having a cheap and easy captured the young minds of our news editor assistant managing edito to write a column about us in the PEARLY: I am a disc jockey way to express themselves, so student body is. . . Who are these opinion page. Now you are inter- for WBGU 88.1-FM, and I also they made it illegal to write on "Chalk Bandits"? contribute to this fine paper. I am the sidewalks. This is really too Aaron Gray Robin Coe Always being the service- also involved in several campus bad; our walks to class could be minded columnists that we are, organizations. much more interesting city editor editorial editor we tracked down and tranqui- NIWANDA: I was an RA for There is no reason to read what lized these wild and passionate three long years. I also teach. the bandits wrote, unless you are "12 year olds". To protect the interested in knowing other peo- identity of these persons, we D&K: What did you hope to ac- ples opinions and views. This is have hidden them in the cushions complish by chalking our institu- the whole point of "Begin to en- Vote threatens aid, of our couch. We have also tion of knowledge? joy what you don't understand." changed their names. NIWANDA: I think I just want- We feel this reason alone is With us today are Niwanda, ed to be noticed. When there are enough to stop and read what has direct loan program Pearly and Model Boy: 18,000 students at this university, been done, and for chalk bandits D&K- Do you consider what everybody just wants to be a to exist. you have done a crime or a plea little noticed. Our school system already dis- for help? PEARLY: At first chalking courages the process of critical At one time, it was impossible for students from NIWANDA: Yes, it probably is starts out to be fun; however, and open thinking. We are taught middle- and lower-class families to attend college. a crime, but so is public urination some nights we just get a little to take what we are told as the College was available for only the elite who could pay for and everybody does that, right? carried away with ourselves and truth and to never question it. it themselves. PEARLY: Well, it is not one of write things that we hope make People like the chalk bandits re- However, in the past century, more and more pro- the 10 warning signs for admit- people think as well as laugh. I ject this process and hope to help tance into Charter Beacon, so I guess the whole goal is to make us reject it. We need people who grams have become available to help students pay for viewing us, and tomorrow we college. A Senate committee will vote today on a House- guess it is not a plea for help. people think. work outside of the system to MODEL BOY: I guess it was have a visitation with the Pope. I We hoped to ask them more help express little-known ideas. passed bill that will cut education funding by $36 billion just good old civil disobedience. think somebody heard us. questions. Unfortunately, the For these reasons, we applaud over a seven-year period. We wanted the people of this MODEL BOY: I don't really drugs have worn off, and they the efforts of musicians, writers, The direct loan program is one that may be cut heav- school to Uiink about what we had think it matters if anybody reads have escaped from our couch. We artists and the chalk bandits. ily. Fifty-five percent of University students receive to say. it, we had fun doing it. Besides, have notified the game warden some type of aid. And cutting the direct loan program would definitely affect the decisions of many students, keeping them from being able to afford college. The News believes Americans have the right to a col- •^JalLiftttk. lege education if they are willing to accept the direct loan policies and pay it back. T* mxtt iWetfY jotf.? Students at this University have the right to be suc- cessful, and to have a higher standard of living, which are often made possible by federal financial aid pro- grams. The News believes the Senate committee should reject the bill and stand up for education. If the committee rejects the bill, students will have the opportunity to improve their lives though education. Not only will the committee keep students in college with a veto, but it will send the message that education is a necessary and important part of our culture. Test after test has shown that we are "lagging behind" other countries in technical fields such as math and sci- ence. Walkers What message is the government sending if they cut Complaints need to stop programs designed to help Americans have a brighter future and a better education? Whine, whine, whine. Some- Over Labor Day I was visiting the rest of my life. These are the beware times so much of it goes on, I'm friends from home. One friend people who were there with my The only way for Americans to compete on an interna- I am writing in retort to surprised the University doesn't was listening to me whine about drunken bliss, deadlines and tional level is to have the same opportunities as every- an article published in your offer a class. I'm as guilty of it as the injustices of academia when academic life. one else in the world. anyone, so sign me up for Grip- she pointed something out to me. Opinion section on After listening to some of their Wednesday, August 30th. It ing 101. 'Why are you paying so much struggles, they also made me rea- seems Aaron Weisbrod, the And how is that possible if the government cuts the Actually, as a jaded college for something you hate?' she lize that some of the things I have programs that students need to improve their education? student, I have the right to do it. said. author of the column, can- taken for granted really aren't so not handle the fact that The future of this country is based on technological After all, what is there not to Now this seemed like a very bad. Some of them have to work a gripe about? I'd like any mere simple question, but it did make some students prefer to advancement. It will affect every avenue with the rest of lot harder than I do to get find alternative ways to the world ~ social, economic and political. mortal to stand in line at the Bur- me wonder: Why AM I paying so through college, and I hear a lot sar for two hours and not let a much for something I hate? transport themselves from less complaining from them. point A to point B. And cutting education funding will only put us further few complaints slip. I mean those I'll tell you why. It's because I 1 am also the first in my family ladies at the window actually behind the rest of the world. don't really hate it. I was just too to go to college. Granted, this His views in the article fight back when you are rude to The Senate committee should do everything it can to busy complaining. adds extra pressure. But to my were stereotyping all make sure education in this country is up to par with the them. Hello! You mean, they are family this is unique and my bikers and rollerbladers as not getting paid to be insulted by rest of the world's. brother loves my stories. My crazy lunatics, which is a me when I've screwed up my own Guest Columnist Only then, can we really compete. whining and complaining about totally ignorant assump- finacial aid? how hard things are is a direct tion. Since we're on a roll, don't even insult to all of the support, love get me started on how much tui- L indsey and comfort my parents have Many, if not all bicyclists Copyright © 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any malieral in tion costs. I knew I was in trouble given me over the years. They and rollerbladers are look- this publication without the permission of the BG News is strictly pro- when they asked for both my arm deserve more than that. ing out for you and are hibited. and leg, instead of one or the rout Nobody makes a person go to quite careful. Not only did The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and other. Just because I'm perfectly college, but there's a lot that can the prior assumptions dis- is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in the capable and able of working for a keep a person from going. I have turb me but then Weisbrod living, I think the government never had a knife put to my continues and preaches to summer. should hand over money that I As cliched and overused as it Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student throat forcing me to come to people that they should don't have to pay back. After all, sounds, I am really lucky to be in "take down" rollerbladers body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in college. I have access to more campus. Nobody gets me out of doesn't Uncle Sam owe me? bed and says I have to go to class. with a stick or stone. He columns, cartoons and etters are not necessarily those of The BG News. I mean, come on. People technology, more experiences also suggested that mace Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, typed around here seem to forget that and a greater variety of people The whole point of going to col- lege is to be prepared for adulth- would be a formidable and include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, even though there are 18,000 stu- than if I had stayed in my home- weapon against what he if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. dents, my specific needs should ood. How adult is crying about the food in the cafeteria? I de- calls "villians." The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors be addressed. I should be able to get whatever grade I want, served all the dead stares I got. in stories or photograph descriptions. "1 have never had a I believe that what Weis- stumble into class whenever I This is a huge campus, with brod wants is to begin a want, park wherever I want and knife put to my throat many different people having "War on Wheels". Well, so The BG News Staff basically infringe on everyone forcing me to come to many different needs. This isn't else's rights. to say if there's a serious prob- be it. This is a free country Kelly Rigo campus. Nobody gets lem it should be ignored. Every- and a public campus where photography editor one knows this campus and some students have the right to co-sports editor Scott Brown Then I got the reality check. (Although, I could go on. After me out of bed and of its policies are less than per- bike or blade as fast as they co-sports editor Patrick Murphy all, think about how bad it is says I have to go to fect. It's just hard to accom- want. If a "War on Wheels" assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi around here.) modate all of the people all of the is what Weisbrod wants, I assistant city editor Joe Boyle class." Like many students, I have time. guess this is a call to arms graphics editor Rochelle Slosser The next time I find myself for all who believe in "free Melissa Lipowski several friends from high school Weekend Reality editor who did not go to college. This is griping and whining about col- wheels". So like it or not, Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple for obvious reasons, like money lege, I'm going to remember all stay to the left because I am copy chief Kristin Stadum these things. After all, for those passing you on the right. speical projects editor Amy Johnson and a lack of desire. Usually, town. These are things I'm going who don't have the opportunity to assistant special projects editor Jim Barker they don't mind my stories of to value and recognize long after go to school it's got to be pretty drunken bliss, deadlines and I've forgotten my class lectures. hard. Kind of like the bratty 204 West Hall academic life. But I began to no- I have met some great frien'*.. cousins who got everything you Bowling Green State University -•'anted and all they did was com- Jeffrey Webber tice that every time I started to here. These are people wiii: Undergraduate Student Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 complain, their eyes took on a whom I've shared the good and plain about how bad the world [email protected] kind of "dead fish" look. bad, and will continue to do so for was. r I The BG News Wednesday, September 13, 1995 page th ree
attend one of over 120 col- NATIONAL Weather leges across the United The AccuWeather* forecast for noon, Wednesday Sept. 13. Campus States. They can take class- Lines separate htgn temperature rones to* tie day 60s t es and transfer the credits back to the University. o JLs r «t» ' -»>;. For more information about the meeting, or the program itself, contact Sue Young in the Co-Op Office, Human rights issues re- of Action. 372-2451. Negotiators said they resolved solved the human rights issue by drop- BEIJING - Negotiators at the ping the word "universal" from Books to be recy- world conference for women re- definitions in the platform. cled solved a thorny human rights is- The bargaining had revolved The University recycling sue, and today approved lan- around the issue of whether hu- Proposed cuts dis- program, which has long guage calling for cuts in arms man rights arc universal and ap- cussed collected cans and papers, spending and protecting women ply equally to all countries, or has now added books to it's from rape in wartime. should be relative, depending on The Coalition Tor a Demo- the culture and level of develop- cratic Society, formerly the recycling list. The decisions were the first by The recycling program a committee writing the Platform ment of each country. FRONTS: Coalition Against the Contract Although dropping "universal" with America, will conduct a now accepts hard and soft of Action for the U.N.-sponsored cover books as well as text- Fourth World Conference of would appear to weaken the defi- COLO mm STiTIOHARr O I i',', .ciuWtilM,. Inc discussion on the proposed nition, Irene Freudenschuss- cuts in education and financial books, law books, paper- Women, whose 189 member aid tonight at 8 p.m. in Room backs, spiral, wire and glue states must approve the text Fri- Rcichcl, the Austrian head of the H L 13 El El 0 HSO S32 110, Business Administration. bound books. Magazines, day. committee dealing with human MKJH LOW SKMtBS 1** tSTOfUiS *lUHfl*S WOW IQI Sl***Y f UOUOT CLOUOT The presentation will begin newsprint and loose office The committee called on rights, said this was not the case. paper should not be mixed governments to turn arms and She said the word "universal" with President Clinton's Mon- gation had just finished briefing abortion organization, issued a day address at Southern Illi- in with these books. (These military industries to peaceful appeared more than a dozen items can be recycled sepa- purposes. It also affirmed that times in the draft, and many reporters, women silently raised statement saying the platform's nois University. A representa- a banner saying: "U.S. delegation wording would deny parents con- tive of the Office of Financial rately.) "rape in the conduct of armed delegates felt its use was actually This addition is expected conflict constitutes a war crime" weakening it, "because if you ignores pro-family U.S. women." trol over their children and Aid and Student Employment They were escorted out by U.N. "transfer it to national and multi- will lead discussion about what to be helpful to the Univer- whose perpetrators should be emphasize that human rights in a sity's library facilities, as hunted down and punished. particular context are universal, guards. national bureaucracies." the cuts could mean to stu- "We don't feel the U.S. dele- "There is an effort to redefine dents. well as to professors who The committee formally adopt- you imply that in another context are in need of disposing of ed texts on advancing peace, end- those human rights may not ap- gation represents pro-family U.S. 'families' in terms vague enough Hillel meeting old books. ing the increasing poverty of ply." women. We would like to see the to encompass lesbian, homosexu- Last year the University women, ensuring equal access "I think we have now found a family defendcd,"said Nancy al and other unnatural unions," it tomorrow recycling program collect- for women in decision-making solut ion which makes it very Schaefer, of Atlanta, who was said. Hillel, the Jewish student and calling for more financial re- clear that human rights are uni- with the Southern Baptist Con- Also unresolved was language ed 698 tons of materials. It vention and Family Concerns Inc. organization on campus, is hopes to increase that sources to implement the Plat- versal, are indivisible," she said. on sexual orientation, which re- having their first meeting form of Action. Amnesty International, the Human Life International, a lates to discrimination against amount this year. Maryland-based group claiming of the year tonight at 8 p.m. Call 372-8909 for pick-up Earlier, negotiators said they human rights group, said it was lesbians, and women's inheri- in Room 104, Business Ad- or to find out the location of settled a thorny human rights is- satisfied with the decision to be the world's largest anti- tance rights, she said. ministration. Programming the nearest drop-off. sue, but were still wrestling with reached late Monday. Its repre- for the fall semester will be contentious questions such as sentatives at the conference told discussed. Come sail away lesbian rights and women's un- reporters there were strong en- ATTENTION BGSU STUDENT Students interested in Students who enjoy the paid work. dorsements of human rights ORGANIZATIONS!! Hillel should attend the Tempers rose over the defini- elsewhere in the Platform of Ac- open sea and are interested Have you heard about all the changes' meeting to learn more about in sailing probably don't get tions of family, sexual rights and tion. the organization. much of a chance to do parental control in the Platform In a hall where the U.S. dele- Do you know how these changes There will also be a sab- either at the University. But will Impact your organization? bath dinner sponsored by students can get a little Hillel this Friday at 6:30 closer to the sea by attend- THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION p.m. at 313 Thurstin Ave. ing the University's sailing Anyone interested in at- club information meeting WILL BE PRESENTED AT tending the dinner should tonight at 8 in the Business SOLD'S 5TH ANNUAL contact Melissa at 353-8144. RUSH Administration Building. PRESIDENTS & ADVISORS RECEPTION Exchange program On-campus mail- WHEN. SEPTEMBER 13, 10Q5, 7 00PM approaches boxes for undergrad- WHERE: COMMUNITY SUITE, UNIVERSITY UNION Students who want to get Vou win become acquainted w th away from Bowling Green uates OAO The new Of'ceof Student Lie, the new Student Code. Pocy for awhile but can't leave Changes. End ol The '/ear Reports & Evaluations, 8. most school are advised to attend Undergraduate students liv- the National Student ing off campus are assigned a The Standard For Brotherhood mportant /, your colleagues Exchange Program meeting mailbox located in 208 Mosely. Tonight: Pizza Night BRiNG A COPY Or THE STUDEN" IIANDDOOK this Friday at 12:00 p.m. in These offices are maintained It is rnperative that a representative from your Room 1010, Business Ad- by the Office of Registration 1014 E. Wooster-Across from Kohl Hall ministration. and Records. Students with organization attend. Through the NSE pro- questions can contact the of- Any Questions? 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Mon-Fn 9 j.m to 4 p.m. Mm omc pirtu ipinilfi More* onry on current merehandite prim only, and e*eludo tax. 4MBBMW ' Votd where prohibitrd "^bsfertftM^ Void where prohibited AfeteVakltf and lax on dupptty Votd where prohibited KISCODE I IfaijJjZgg'' ClPMMM*Cm4km ; Campus ■•'"-. -. q The BG News Wednesday, September 13, 1995 page five Raffle winner Taking Off Library to trail Ribeau ^— —— ^"lr... ^"^m . utilizes Jennifer Schab The funds raised from the raf- database The BG News fle will be put into social gather- ings and sponsoring people to go Tickets are on sale to all stu- to the Golden Key national con- reserve dents interested in shadowing vention in August. President Sidney Ribeau for a "Going to coventions is a tre- Brandon Wray day. Students can purchase tick- mendous opportunity for stu- The BG News ets from Golden Key National dents to make contact with major Honor Society members or in 401 Students returning to the Uni- corporations like AT&T and Ford versity will find a constantly South Hall for SO cents a ticket or Motors, and go through work- five for $2 until Dec. 1. changing library system, espe- shops and networking," Weaver cially in their database reserve. Tickets may also be purchased said. on the steps of the Education "We want students to be able to "Every semester you can ex- Building on Sept. 21 and 22 be- go to these conventions free of pect new enhancements," said tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., along charge," he added. "This year the Kelly Moore, reference librarian with craft items. convention was in Washington at Jerome Library. According to Golden Key ad- DC. and next year it's in Scots- This semester, Brittanica en- viser Dick Weaver, the winner of dale, Arizona" "The raffle has cyclopedias will be available in a the raffle will shadow Ribeau on been done before by other Gold- multi-media format. Dec. 7, and later in the spring an- I Brad's i far ' ^^sSiS en Key chapters, and it's been i Moore said the "Article First" other raffle will take place. The very successful and very popu- winner of the second raffle will database will be a glorified ver- lar," Weaver said. Hldcki h ■■.,.... -| . BC Nc»i sion of "The Reader's Guide to switch places with Ribeau for a "The student gets a chance to day on April 19. » :ascv O'Brien, the lunior aerotechnology student, had a flight with the Instructor, Paul Manning at Periodical Literature." gain more of an appreciation of 1 p.m. at Wood County Airport. "We want this to be an educa- Drawing from a source of what it takes to run this universi- 11,500 periodicals, this base will tional experience," Weaver said. ty and it will also be fun to have "The raffle is a great way to in- be updated daily to give students the president go to your classes," accurate information. troduce the new president of the Golden Key president Amy Elder University. He's extremely stu- said. Labs tackle crowding Students will also be able to get dent-oriented and this is a good Elder is hoping the organiza- the most current bills and con- way to show it. And it's a great tion will make a couple hundred troversies through "HANNAH," way for Golden Key to raise dollars from the fundraiser. E-mail terminals offer faster, easier access a database of political informa- funds." tion. for Internet users, help to relieve pressure An electronic version of The Washington Post will also be at Heather Cvengros major. get other stations installed as the University by the end of the The BC News "The computers were being soon as possible. semester. Gore leads rally taken up by people using e-mail, Another major computer con- The "USA Select Telephone which made it hard for those who cern is whether or not there is an The technology of computers White Pages", a national phone- needed to type papers -- people addiction to using the Internet. book containing all business and offers endless opportunities in an were waiting too long," Rebh against GOP bill Some said using the Internet can personal listings, will be availa- efficient and speedy way, but is said. be detrimental to studies - oth- ble Within the next year for stu- this new technology interfering Rebh said the terminals also ers simply believe it's recreation. dents' use. Catherine Dressier tion funding by $36 billion over with healthy study liabits? make it quicker for people to The Associated Press Conrad said using the Internet seven years. One of the check e-mail. Mary Wrighten, reference li- PITTSBURGH - Debbie Gansert Clinton said his 10-year plan has to do with one's own personal traditional "They can get in and out," he brarian at Jerome Library, said decided to go to college after would increase spending by $40 work habits. years in jobs that were going no- computer prob- said. "Someone has so much time in the role of the librarian is chang- billion. lems at the Rebh said he eventually would one day - some students put their ing. where. In Pittsburgh, Gore questioned "I wanted something more out University in- like to have e-mail stations all homework aside and play on the "I see my job as helping the motives of Republicans who volves people over campus. The union location of life," she said. propose "Draconian cuts in edu- Internet," Conrad said. "It can patrons acquire the skills needed Gansert, 33, transferred from a using comput- serves as a test to see how the take away from their study to access and select the relevant cation funding" while at the same ers for e-mail terminals are used. New Jersey community college time supporting tax cuts for the information." and - with the help of a student and the In- Currently, 1400 students and See TERMINAL, page six. wealthy. ternet while faculty have accounts on the In- loan ~ began her sophomore year He noted that Patrice Walters, this fall at the University of others wait in ternet system, said Richard Con- a single mother who is president lines to type a rad, assistant vice president for Pittsburgh. of the student body at Communi- She was among about 2,500 paper. Students said they expect computer services. ty College of Allegheny County, to wait for a computer when they Conrad said the e-mail termin- students at a lunch-time rally relies on student loans. Monday where Vice President Al visit a lab. als help to relieve some of the "We want to help her because However, with the develop- pressure that exists in the labs. Gore railed against a Republican slamming the door in her face proposal to cut student aid, ment of two e-mail terminals lo- "The terminals make the doesn't help anybody," he said. cated in the Union Computer Lab, systems available to those who "We should be investing more Gansert worked in New Jersey in education, not less," Gore said. the computer tie-up is resolved want to just use e-mail, and they at casinos and in the fitting room and using e-mail is faster and free up the computers for other Students from several colleges at a discount department store. and universities in the city crow- easier than last year, said Brad uses," Conrad said. She gets a student loan of $3,200 Rebh, a junior computer art Conrad also said he hopes to ded onto the lawn outside the each semester to help cover the r University of Pittsburgh's Cath- bill of more than $8,000 for tui- 893S.Main 1 edral of Learning classroom tion, room and board at the Uni- 352-9780 building for what at times versity of Pittsburgh. seemed more like a pep rally The rally was organized by than a protest. students at Pitt, Carnegie Mellon, Two bands played, cheer- Duquesne, Chatham and Com- Thursday HVite! leaders performed stunts and munity College of Allegheny yMSSHB students on bleachers behind the County. vice president chanted, "Save The protesters included stu- JAZZ+ . DlMERS 7 - 9PM student aid!" dents who said Gore reneged on a Gore's appearance kicked off a campaign promise to block the WET T-SHIRT & BOXER NITE! four-day blitz by the Clinton ad- opening of the Waste Technolo- NIGHT CONTESTANTS NEEDED • WIN PRIZES ministration to criticize proposed gies Industries hazardous waste Republican cuts in education incinerator in East Liverpool, A FEATURING: funds. Clinton spoke Monday to Ohio, about 40 miles west of . ; . students at Southern Illinois Pittsburgh. Gore had said he * .A Lori Lefevre University, defending his 1993 would look into how such a big program that allows students to incinerator could be built near mm vocalist secure loans directly from the the center of a densely populated federal government. area. Administration officials 104 S. MAIN BOWLING GREEN, OH 353-0988 The campaign is aimed at pres- said in March there were no suring a Senate committee grounds to revoke the permit. u scheduled to vote Wednesday on Gore's departure was delayed fv&* ATTEOTTON! At; a House-passed bill that Clinton for about IS minutes while police UNIVERSITY UNION says would dramatically scale X-rayed a black bag found hang- * Best Values on Campus back his direct-loan program for ing on a guardrail on the Fort Pitt The Obsidian news publication college students and trim educa- Bridge. has openings For RUSH QKTRUSHPKTRUSH "I sat in amazement as I'cdro arguments about the show, but temporary issues director for the welcomes staff, students charmed the room," he said. "He Sasser said it was what Pedro University Activities Organiza- told the story of his life so well." wanted. tion, said he had wanted to bring Vince Guerrierl Post-Secondary Enrollment Op- cello. Although there were no real "It was difficult not wanting a speaker about AIDS to the Uni- The BC News tion. Muresan also served as princi- romantic feelings at the time be- people to see Pedro when he was versity students could relate to. Vasile Beluska, a professor pal cello in the Festival Orches- cause Zamora was seeing very sick, but that is what he "I knew Sean would be effec- Had anyone affiliated with the with the musical arts depart- tra. Szosz filled the role of con- someone, the two kept in contact chose," Sasser said. "The tribute tive because the college students University been in Chatauqua, ment, also arranged the recitals certmaster for two weeks in the with one another. to him was also grueling to see would recognize him and connect N.Y., this summer they would for the Youth Orchestra, as well same orchestra. That position After hearing about the MTV but I am proud of MTV because it with him," he said. have had no trouble finding Uni- as giving private lessons. He is was also filled by Ursula Fing- auditions for "The Real World", is exactly what Pedro would have Sasser said he hoped he con- versity faculty and students. currently in his sixth year teach- erle. Sasscr was at first upset because wanted." nected with some students to- The University was well- ing at the Festival. the network was looking for an When asked what it was like night and he wanted people to represented this summer at the The University sent seven mu- Alina Voicu, pianist in the Fes- HIV positive person to put in the dealing with both HIV and the leave having listened to what he Chatauqua Music Festival in sicians, one of the highest turn- tival Orchestra, won the right to show. He said he wrote to the loss of Zamora, Sasser said he had to say. Chatauqua, N.Y. Participating in outs by any college. In addition, perform a solo in next year's fes- show and berated them for want- was not prepared for the loss but He also said he wanted the stu- the festival were seven students Emily Freeman-Brown of the tival, as well as $500. Rusu Radiu ing to try to glamorize the virus. he realized that life has to go on. and two professors. University was the guest conduc- performed as principal horn. He later changed his mind "I think about Pedro every day dents to let officials in Washing- In the nine weeks between tor for the July 3 concert. The Cluj Quartet has perform somewhat after learning Zamora of my life and what we would ton know their feelings on AIDS June 25 and Aug. 13, there were In addition to performing in recitals and orchestras together was chosen for the show because have been doing if he were still and what is being done for it by writing letters. workshops, lectures, recitals, the orchestra, four University for two years. The quartet, he thought it was the perfect here," he said. lessons and concerts by three graduate students also per- named one of the best in the chance for the two to try to get Sasser also said he has felt "Let them know that AIDS is an different orchestras: the Profes- formed as a quartet. country in the Fischoff Competi- together. He also thought Za- guilty about still being healthy, important issue to you, and de- while others with the virus have mand it to be for them," Sasser sional Orchestra, the Youth Or- The Cluj Quartet, named for tion, was taped for a recently mora would be effective in mak- said. chestra and the Festival Orches- the city in Transylvania where aired segment of "CBS Sunday ing people more aware of HIV died. tra. and AIDS. "I wonder why I am still here Sasser said he is dating the performers studied as un- Morning." someone now who is also HIV Concertmaster for the Youth "There was no one better in the when people I love dearly are dergraduates, consisted of Si- Laszlo Benckek said the trip positive. He also said he still Orchestra was Jason DePue, a country than him to do this show not, because I considered them mone Bura, viola; Daniel Szosz, was both a fun experience for the keeps in contact with Pam and high school student who attends first violin; Laszlo Benedek, sec- quartet and an invaluable learn- and do it effectively," Sasscr braver and more courageous," he Judd, who were Pedro's two the University as part of the ond violin; and Calin Muresan, ing experience. said. said. Sasscr said the thing he will Sasser said he received many closest roommates from the Real World last season. remember most about Zamora, letters from young people who who died last year, was his will- were gay or bisexual after the More events educating stu- REPROqraphics ingness to be so open. exposure on the show. dents about AIDS are planned for "He used himself as an exam- "It meant a lot to these people the year, including bringing a ple, which I found particularly to see us living our lives, and be- section of the AIDS memorial courageous," he said. ing happy and in love," he said. quilt to the University in Febru- Attention He also said he and Zamora had Cameron Underdown, con- ary, Underdown said. Professors and Students TERMINAL Continued from page five. Let Reprographics help you prepare for the fall! We offer A time." however, when all the computers academic community. Professors wide variety of services to fulfill your printing needs: Most students use e-mail for are being used for e-mail. are encouraging students to get classroom mailing and friends "How do you determine if it's on the Internet and experience and family, Conrad said. Other for personal or classroom use the different programs," he said. activities on the Internet take though?" Conrad said. "Many professors have their "Bill Vour Bursar Account!" more time. It becomes an issue, "E-mail is becoming part of the students communicate with them.' I 14c Self Serve Copies Dixie Driving Range I I Binding Services 10% Off I Transparencies (regular & cobr) Any Office Service Buy any Size Bucket of Balls & Receive i I Custom publishing w/ copyright clearance Excluding Course Packets the Same Size or Smaller at 1/2 Price! I High speed & multi-color copying Offer Exp. Sept. 2,1995 LESSONS AVAILABLE • INDIVIDUAL & GROUP RATES I Quality Offset Printing OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 9:00 A.M. TIL 1/2 HR. BEFORE SUNSET ij 19033 N. DIXIE HWY. (2 MILES NORTH OF BG) 611 Administration Building • 372-2323 I GmdGnd'BeqmHml BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 • (419) 353-1420 i DON'T be camera shy... Senior portraits are underway Schedule your appointment now by calling Carl Wolf Studio at 1-800-969-1338. Photos will be taken in the KEY office, 28 West Hall, M-F, 10 a.m.-l p.m.; 2 p.m.- 6 p.m. », ^ The BG News Wednesday, September 13,1995 page seven New plan City q^s Number targets POLICE of flyers ■ A new back-up radio ■ The Special Advocate system for county fire and Program of the Wood County recycling, rescue services is now in Juvenile Court is seeking vol- in decline did not want him on his deck" ■ About 29 mailboxes were operation. The new system unteers to assist area abused, vandalized Sunday night; the and that he "booted [the victim] contains a secondary power neglected and dependent chil- The Associated Press majority of which were on Nor- on the butt to help him leave." reduction supply, which ensures contin- dren. Volunteers are respon- TOLEDO - The number of pas- mandie Avenue. ■ A "porta-potty" reportedly sible for writing recom- Carolyn Rueqg uous radio communication in sengers using Toledo Express ■ Several men believed to be tipped over in front of the Corner the event of a power failure. mendations and speaking on The BG News gang members riding in a 1976 Airport has continued to decline Grill Saturday morning and The system also alerts rescue behalf of children's best inter- Chrysler Newport reportedly "some fluid leaked out." during the past year, the air- Local waste removal com- and fire units of emergency ests at all related court hear- port's acting director said. wrecked "several cars." Accord- ■ Police received a 911 call situations, provides radio ings. Prospective volunteers panies are hoping a revised plan ing to the police report, the al- Federal deregulation of the air- from a man at Barney's East who communication and activates are interviewed, screened and approved by Ohio's Solid Waste leged wreckers "usually have a line industry has hurt medium- said he wanted to file charges severe weather warning sir- trained in areas such as the Management Advisory Council nice car." market airports, including against the Wood County jail, the ens. court process, interviewing Toledo Express, Chip Hannon will help increase environmental ■ A Cincinnati man was Bowling Green Police Depart- consciousness. techniques and report writing. said Monday. stopped by officers In the Coe's ment and Sylvania Court "Now!" ■ Grant money for the Wood ■ The second annual Por- The revised solid waste plan Marathon lot on North Enter- The man called 911 again several Many local passengers have County Children's Trust Fund tage River cleanup will take bypassed Toledo for Detroit's contains seven goals aimed at prise as he was "kicking a beer minutes later and informed for 1996-97 has been approved helping the state reduce or recy- place Saturday, Sept. 30 from Metro Airport, which has more bottle [andjbreaking it." Officers police that "911 means there is an by the Ohio Department of 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The closest of cle SO percent of its solid wastes stayed on the scene until the man emergency," and he needed an discounted fares and nonstop Human Services. The Sexual the three cleanup sites will be nights, he told the Lucas County by the year 2000. cleaned up the mess. officer there "Now!" Abuse Prevention Project, an in Pemberville. Volunteers commissioners during the Tole- Ernie Szabl, the owner of E&M ■ A woman living near the cor- ■ A Bradner, Ohio, resident in-school program which helps will pick up paper, bottles and do-Lucas County Port Authority's Recycling Company, said there ner of Frazee and North Prospect called police to let them know children recognize and report has been an increase in the recy- cans along the river and will annual report. streets complained Wednesday there was a cat stuck inside a Pe- child abuse, received $21,788. be invited to attend a water cling of aluminum cans due to the about a "dog odor coming from psi machine at a North Main The Young Moms & Dads pro- increase in the economy. quality demonstration. Commissioner Sandy Isenberg down the alley." She was told that Street store. The manager of the gram, which helps adolescent Anyone interested in vol- said more residents of northwest "I can't believe how much re- the animal control officer would store said the cat "is not inside, parents develop parenting and cycling has picked up," said unteering can contact the Ohio and southern Michigan check on it the next day. but under and behind it," accord- parent/child interaction Wood County Engineer's Of- would opt for the convenience of Szabl. "But when the economy ■ Police investigated an as- ing to the police report. skills, received $21,786. picks up, everything picks up." fice at 354-9060. Toledo Express if airlines were sault in Gypsy Lane Estates ■ Some party-goers in the 300 more consistent in pricing. Bruce Hartzell, an employee of Wednesday night. According to block of North Prospect Street Cousins Waste Control Corpora- the police report, the alleged as- reportedly set off a neighbor's tion in Toledo, said that while sailant told the victim "I don't motion detector light as they Cousins doesn't have a say in like you. Take your horseshoes urinated in his yard. A carload of where it disposes of its waste, he and go home." He then kicked the four females then reportedly has noticed that his clients have victim in the leg. The alleged pulled up to the yard, and the LATINO STUDENT UNION become more concerned about kicker reportedly told police he man's wife took pictures of one the environment. does "not like [the victim] and female urinating on their lawn. "For decades we would take INVITES INTERESTED STUDENTS to the petroleum and landfill it," he said. "But we haven't landfilled Local solid waste management and/or recycle at least SO per- FIRST organizational meeting on for several years now." districts are required to reach cent of the total generation of sol- September 13th from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cousins also uses an oil-water one of two important goals. id waste statewide by the year filter to purify water so that it The first of these is to demon- 2000. (2nd Floor lounge Saddlemire Student Services Building). can be recycled back into sewers, strate that waste reduction, re- "We first created the state sol- which Hartzell said is one way to cycling or minimization pro- id waste plan in 1989," said Heidi help achieve the goals of the grams will be available by the Gagnon, spokesperson for the Refreshments Provided!!! state solid waste plan. year 2000 for seven of 11 com- Ohio EPA. Some of the objectives in the monly recycled or recovered ma- "Ultimately, if they don't ap- plan include reducing Ohio's re- terials. These include news- prove, the EPA must make up a We are looking for enthusiastic members who are liance on landfills, reducing the papers, aluminum cans and yard plan," Gagnon said. "Once it is in amount of solid waste produced waste. its final form, it'll go back to the willing to assist in the planning of the upcoming and increasing recycling efforts. The second goal is to reduce local district to be implemented." Hispanic Heritage month and other events throughout the year. Student Aid Emergency Action Week September 11-15 LOS eSPERAMOS!!! STOP THE RAID ON STUDENT AID! Questions Call 372-2642 1-800-574-4AID Congressional Hotline sponsored by the Alliance to Save Student Aid Proposals to cut billions in student aid from the federal budget are now under consideration by Congress. Show Congress you care about your future and the future of this country. Show Congress you think cutting student aid is short-sighted and wrong. Show Congress you think this issue is serious. CALL NOW! College is the best investment in America's future! Advertisement placed by BGSU Graduate Student Senate COUPONS FOR BIJJE RIBBON PHOTO 157 N Main St. • Bowling Green tAcrwfromUpjovm^53-4244 * Nikon, Minolta, Canon. Olympus, Pentax Cameras * Tripods, Flashes, Lenses, Frames, Albums * _ same Day Processing Ruallable , For I ii(6 Prints It US II # I Black c White Processing II Sports Chomps $3. $2. $1 off Cxtro Set Of Prints for $1 #1 fieocl " film Developing I I far III MINTS I I o«*u*"i aMBMrrotm "Mm***-""™* 0 # 1 __, ___ VIM On All In Ubl Hi Processing I | HMOuBwiMl "W** " 25 Time BETH Champs State The BG News page eight Wednesday, September 13,1995 New law grants Hanging Out State bill serves recruiters right student trustees John Chaltant House seat to Salerno last year, to school records The Associated Press authored the law that has, since 1988, required appointment of James Hannah COLUMBUS ~ Students who nonvoting student trustees. The Associated Press for college, fear not getting into serve as nonvoting trustees of Salerno, whose district In- college or believe the military state universities will have full cludes The Ohio State Universi- DAYTON - Conscientious ob- will train them for civilian jobs voting powers under a bill intro- ty, said trustees have expressed jectors are angry about a new sometimes make the wrong de- duced Tuesday with House respect for their nonvoting stu- state law they say will give mili- cisions because of pressure, he Speaker Jo Ann Davidson's sup- dent colleagues. tary recruiters too much infor- said. port. "The fears that may have been mation about high school stu- "It's obscene how much pres- Davidson was listed as primary there in the past are no longer dents. sure is put on them," said Hawk. cosponsor of legislation that Rep. there; that students aren't there Beginning Thursday, school "Young people are extremely Amy Salerno, R-Columbus, in- just to make sure that tuition boards must release the name vulnerable, especially that troduced. doesn't go up or fees aren't and address of any student in period where they're waiting to Salerno's bill would give stu- raised, and they have a lot of grades 10 through 12 to re- find out about college. They're dent trustees a vote, allow them other interest in what goes on in cruiters upon request - unless really scared." to attend executive sessions and the university," she said. "They the student or a parent tells the He believes releasing student count them as members to de- bring a particular point of view boards not to release the infor- information is an invasion of termine if quorums were present that's different to the board." mation. privacy. to conduct business. Davidson said she cosponsored Michael Hawk of the Dayton "Those records shouldn't be "I believe that certainly the a similar bill that Stinziano of- office of the American Friends available to anybody," he said students have a very strong fered in a previous legislative Service committee, a Philadel- Hawk said his organization wil! vested interest in what goes on in session. Democrats controlled phia-based organization that campaign to educate students the university and bring a whole the House then; now Davidson works to build public resistance and their parents about their different perspective to the heads the GOP majority. to militarism, said the law gives right to keep those records pri- board," Salerno said in an inter- "I think, from what I can recruiters too much access. vate. view. gather and the members of the "Kids are in school to learn; The law was sponsored by state Eleven trustees govern each of trustees that I've spoken with, they're not there to be sold on the Sen. Charles Horn, R-Kettering, Ohio's 13 four-year institutions. the students have handled them- military," said Hawk. on behalf of the military ser- Governors appoint all trustees, selves very appropriately. Students who have little money vices. Eric Albrccht/AP Phot. including students enrolled at They've been good additions to each university who must hold the board of trustees. I don't r-r--r"-^^,-r-^^-^^"^^-''^- Harvey G ,74, took ad i nice-weather on Monday, two seats on each board. know whether there's support to Sept. 11. 199S, to paint and dr it Whlteslone Park in Former Rep. Michael Stin- give them voting rights," Da- Columbus, Ohio. keep the yellow jackets ziano, a Democrat who lost his vidson said. CHECKERS PUB away with the two cans ol Insect repellent he brought to the park. 809 S. Main Bowling Green, OH Com y policy bans gems Slacked Hani ; I ■■ . i ofl i.'ial of the Amer- quarters in Minneapolis. promises if they removed their SEPT Fcderation of Grain Millers Some workers are ignoring the rings, Barger said. Check Toledo i said it was put into effect ban, said Dave Barger, an official "It's a vow they took when they 15 & 16 KAROAKE Out At aggravated ponse to a cus- of Local 58 of the union. got married - that they would ON ordering Ham . The company has promised to | Checkers Our Bring Ad in For \ scovery of a diamond never take off the ring," he said. WEDS with stones whili l'ox. give workers time to adapt to the "Some people say that they - Thurs Night > FREE COVER ing. rhe poll ffects 10,000 change and has not disciplined would have to cut their rings off Specials , The >> I. at 25 General Mills anyone refusing to follow the or- because they have had them on Fri. & Sat. pany -sale th< . tionwide, including 600 der, Barger said. so long." took effect ompany s Toledo plant The rule affects wedding Ray Harness, an international Woi kers at the plant have be- bands only if they have inlaid vice president of the union, said lting petitions oppos- stones. Some workers who wear Toledo is the first place where KZ KZ KL KI •y They plan to sub- such bands feel as though they workers have openly complained titions to union head- would be breaking their wedding about the policy. 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For over a million and a half investments, claims-paying ability and over- people nationwide, the only letters to LITTLE ITALY WING NIGHT all financial strength. (These are ratings of remember are TIAA-CREF. Ensuring the future for those who shape it" At KZ House (located by Conklin Hall) *NM ill .,I .,mi. ■ .•Ublr .....(.. ihr U*c ,n..rmrnl pUi.1 .1 all inuiluticA. TUy Ut. how»«r. til t.toUbk for TIAA-CREF Supple—..ul 3){ 2>i JX Z>I ZA \ i ■■.,... I 1 The BG News page ten Wednesday, September 13, 1995 The BG News 'T- Pigskin Picks Falcon ruggers set new scoring record Week Two Brian Gibson Captain Dan Kelley said. sure from the Falcon forwards Games of September The BG News "Their fowards were just as at the goal line. McVey's try 16-17, 1995 big, tough and talented as ended the match with BG on The crowd of 700 spectators anyone we're likely to face. top 57-0. They just couldn't keep up with Circle Your Picks and Win! that showed up at the Bowling In the second match fullback us in the backfield." Scott Brown Pat Murphy Green Intramural fields ex- Brian Self took the opening Christian Leah Barnum That sentiment was echoed kickoff in the first of his three Co-Sports Co-Sports Pelual Editor In pecting a rugby match was in- by Mazzarella. tries and opened the flood- Editor Editor Asst. Ed. Chief stead treated to a track meet. In a pair of games that made "Dayton had no concept on gates. Last Week 17-3 16-4 16-4 18-2 Desert Storm look like a nail who to defend across the field "I could tell that we were go- Season Standings 17-3 16-4 16-4 18-2 biter in comparison, the Bowl- which, in effect, set up a five ing to get a chance at breaking ing Green rugby team crushed on one advantage in our favor the record by the way Dayton Mid-American Conference the Dayton by scores of 57-0 all the way to the goal line," he defended that first ball move- Akron at Bowling Green BG BG BG BG and 107-0. The latter game said. ment," Self said. "In fact we Kent at Ohio Kent Kent Ohio Ohio smashed a team record set two Hard running fullback Tony were more afraid that the ref- years ago when BG beat Miami Mazzarella and his partner at Ball State at Minnesota eree would stop the match Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota University 92-0. wing, Paul Tod, did most of the without giving us a real crack CMU at East Carolina East C. East C. East C. East. C. The Falcon rookie squad also damage in the first match. at it." UNLV at EMU EMU UNLV EMU UNLV won their initial encounter of Mazzarella punched in three Wing Kevin Kline and fly Miami at Northwestern NW NW NW NW half Jeff Wagner put them- selves in the Falcon rugby re- Around College Football cord book with their perform- N.C. State at Florida State FSU FSU FSU FSU ances. Kline, whose shortest Tennessee at Florida Florida Tennessee Florida Florida run was 75 yards, scored four LSU at Auburn Auburn LSU Auburn Auburn tries and Wagner added two more along with eleven con- Washington at Ohio State OSU OSU OSU OSU version kicks for a total of 32 Michigan at Boston College UM UM UM UM points in the match. UCLA at Oregon UCLA Oregon Oregon UCLA Center Adam Ward scored a personal high three tires while Arizona at Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Arizona forwards Gary Fike, Chris Cir- Pro Football yak, Brian Scarboro, Angelo Cleveland at Houston Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Fortunato and Jon Popik all Cincinnati at Seattle Cincinnati Cincinnati Seattle Seattle scored on solo efforts to make the final 107-0. Oakland at Kansas City Oakland Kansas City Oakland Oakland "In a high scoring win like Dallas at Minnesota Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas this sometimes people forget New England at San Fran. SF SF SF SF that it is the defense that set up Chicago at Tampa Bay Tampa Tampa Tampa Chicago the scoring opportunities," Mazzarella said. He singled out Pittsburgh at Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Ciryak, Fortunato, Vince Ket- terer and Ken Fink as keys to Submit entries at Tbe BG News, 204 West Hall shutting off the Flyer offense. The BG NcwiAilc photo "Those four guys were all over ® Entry deadline is Friday at 1:00 p.m. A rugby player heads up the field in a previous match. The Fal- the field knocking down any- con rugby team beat Dayton Saturday night. thing in blue that moved." Last Week's Winners: SCOTT BOOTTGER (17-3) the season by beating the tries while Tod scored a try The Falcon rookies opened Flyers 22-15. and booted six conversion their rugby careers with a ROBERT BOWERS (17-3) "I knew we were going to be kicks. Wing Bruce Broad also 22-15 win over their Flyer good this year but our match scored a try. counterparts. Andy Dilsaver, 353-BWWW 353-BWWW with Miami this week will be With the game a runaway, Dallas Black, Bill Mimes and 176E.WOOSTER WINNER DECEIVES 176 E. WOOSTER the true litmus test," Falcon even the Falcon forwards got Mike Swanbeck all scored tries coach Roger Mazzarella said. into the scoring act. Brian Gib- in the victory. The 6-0 Flacons "I could be battling an alto- son and Chris llaid both scored will now travel to Miami on 50 WINGS / 2 BASKETS O' CHIPS gether worse problem this on runs of 50 yards each while Saturday for what Mazzarella week - that of big heads." right man Jeff McVey was a- calls the "litmus test" of their "Personally, I don't think the warded a penalty try when the abilities. If history is any indi- score was that indicative of the Dayton forwards collapsed a cation, the Falcons will be quality of Dayton's team," BG scrum under tremendous pres- rated the favorite to win. Bengals' quarterback raises team The Associated Press last year when he replaced in- way it goes." huddle," offensive lineman Ke- squat, but they're making two jured starter David Klingler and He has shown an ability to read vin Sargent said. "He moves times what I am." excited fans by leading the then defenses, make the right call at around in the pocket, he makes CINCINNATI - As quarter- winless Bengals to three victor- the line and manufacture some- the throws, he makes the right The Bengals picked him up as a back Jeff Blake has improved his ies, their only wins of the season. thing when everything else reads. He just does what he has backup at the start of the 1994 play this season, the Cincinnati But he is taking a more busi- breaks down. to do." season after the New York Jets Bengals have suddenly become nesslike approach this year. "He's always been focused," There is also a strong financial released him. The Jets drafted an unbeaten team. He has buried himself in meet- Shula said. "[Now] he's more incentive for Blake. him in the sixth round in 1992 He has not been intercepted in ings with coaches, having an al- confident. He knows. And he He is one of the lowest-paid from East Carolina. 63 passes, 107 counting the most-daily talk with head coach makes sure he gets his message starting quarterbacks in the preseason. He has completed Dave Simla and studying films. across to the other guys." NFL, at $714,000 a year. Even his A win Sunday against the Seat- nearly 62 percent of his passes, By comparison, two of his Even general manager Mike backup, Klingler, makes about tle Seahawks would give Blake a with three touchdowns. The Ben- closest friends on the team, wide Brown, who refused to give $400,000 more. 6-6 record as a starter, including - Jp gals are undefeated in two games receivers Carl Pickens and Dar- Blake a lucrative long-term con- the last part of the 1994 season. TRACK this season, compared with a 3-13 nay Scott, clown around in the tract in the off-season, is becom- Blake will be an unrestricted He finished last season com- finish last year. locker room with others. ing a believer. free agent after the season, free pleting just 51 percent of his A organizational meeting Is be- "I can play. There's no doubt "I feel at this position, I need to "I don't think there's any ques- to sign with any club. passes. But he has concentrated ing held for people interested in about that," he said. know a lot more than those guys tion that he's a real leader on the on short passes this year. He trying out for men's or women's Blake rode a wave of euphoria do," Blake said. "That's just the team. He's respected," Brown "Yeah, I want my due," Blake completed 20 of 30 passes Sun- track. The meeting will take said. said. "I'm out there getting day against the Jacksonville Ja- place in the football meeting "He's more of a leader this busted up ... they got guys out guars. room on the east side of the sta- year. He reallv has control of the there who haven't done diddly dium, Thursday, September 12 at 4:00p.m. • 3-D • COMPUTER FRACTALS • OpAit • MOVIE POSTERS • FINE ART • ROCK POSTERS • MODERN & ABSTRACT • MATISSE • HUMOR • TRAVEL • f BACK TO SCHOOL POSTER SALE I Most Images Only $6, $7 and $8 Want to write for BGSU's Greek publication? Sponsor: UA0 The Gavel needs writers, photographers, and Dale: advertising sales staff members and uic arc Mon Sept 11 thru Fri. Sept. 15 looking for creative people with a will to work. Time: 10 A.M.-6 P.M. Please call co-editors Jamie Schwabcrow at Place. 352-9384 and/or Lisa flrcwcr at 353-8422 University Union • 2nd Floor for more information. Grand Ballroom Those interested in advertising sales may also pplu .:'. tlu to Student Publications ::dvcr" fc. ! The BG News The BG News Wednesday, September 13, 1995 page eleven Prime sports network to Reds' Rijo's right elbow televise women's games continues to feel better Chuck Schoffner nouncers. brecht, whose team will appear mall. Joe Kay Rijo said it only hurts when The Associated Press The Prime telecasts will be twice on the Prime telecasts, said The Associated Press "I'm bored," he said. "I must available in 45 million homes, the Sunday night games will do a therapists are working on it. have watched every movie DES MOINES, Iowa - Women's network officials said, and will lot for women's basketball be- CINCINNATI - Jose Rijo has "I'm feeling better now than that's been made. All I do is basketball is going prime time on add to the exposure for a sport cause they'll be showcased. Too to laugh so he doesn't cry dur- when I was pitching," Rijo watch TV every day. I see so national television this season. that traditionally has received often in the past, she said, it was ing therapy on his rebuilt right said. "I feel less pain now. The many people at the mall. One of The Prime sports network an- little national TV coverage until difficult to find out when wom- elbow. The rest of the time, he only time I feel pain now is the ladies that works at a jew- nounced Tuesday it will televise the NCAA tournament. en's games were on television. smiles about the way it feels. when they're stretching it. Be- elry store asks me if I have a 10 women's games on Sunday ESPN and ESPN2 also will "This is a very, very necessary The Cincinnati Reds right- fore there was pain [all the store there I'm checking up on nights throughout the 1995-96 show regular-season games in step," Gobrecht said. "We've hander says his elbow already time]. If it stays the way it is every day. I'm bored, trying to season. The telecasts begin Dec. prime time as part of a package seen progress made in a lot of feels better than it did before now, it would be better than it find something todo." 17 and will run through Feb. 25, that will include 25 games, media areas in women's basket- his major surgery Aug. 22. was before surgery." with the exception of Christmas topped off by the national semi- ball, but it has been so fragment- Doctors removed a calcified For the first couple weeks Eve. finals and final from Charlotte, ed and somewhat negligible. ligament, replaced it with a Rijo, 30, won't be able to after surgery, Rijo had to stay Conference games from the N.C. The championship game will "This is a really, really good tendon from his forearm, and throw for three months. In the away from his teammates be- Big Ten, Pac-10, Southeastern be in prime time this season, thing because the games are giv- cleaned out tne elbow. meantime, he does exercises, cause the elbow was suscepti- Conference, Southwest Confer- moving to Sunday night. It had en a pedestal on which to oper- gets therapy, ices the elbow ble to injury. Dr. James An- ence and Atlantic Coast Confer- been played on Sunday afternoon ate." Before the surgery, the el- and kills time by watching drews didn't let him go into ence will be featured on the tele- under the NCAA's previous con- Penn State coach Rene Port- bow ached constantly. Now, movies and going to a shopping crowds or do any exercises. casts. Tracy Warren and Nancy tract with CBS. land said prime-time telecasts Lieberman-Cline will be the an- Washington coach Chris Go- will generate more fans. Classifieds Don't miss out on the oppotunity of a lifetime! THE KEY YEARBOOK SKYDIVE - YOU KNOW YOU'VE ALWAYS continued on p. 12 CAMPUS EVENTS Join the Amencan Marketing Association To- SERVICES OFFERED WANTED TO. Skydive classes offered 10 day! Sign up at the membership table located The Key Yea'book is seeking individuals who minute* from BGSU campus. Student A m the BA Building Mon.. Sept. 11 - Fri.. Sept. wish to work on the yearbook There will be an group discounts. VISA & Mastercard ac- DTD Delta Tau Delta DTD ""American Marketing Association"* 15 10am • 1pm. Let AMA help YOU make the informational meeing on Thursday, September COOKIE BOUQETS cepted. SKY0IVE BG. 352-5200. "Be A Pan of the Dominance" Come see what we're all about at INFO NIGHT most of your college years. 14 at 7:00 m 28 West Hall. We look forward to When roses jusl won't do RUSHDELT seeing you there" tonight at 7:30pm in 8A 1007. Free pizza and Into the Streets Great pricesi Call 353-1920 DTD Delta Tau Delta DTD 1 pop* 'be provided Are you interested in meeting new people while PERSONALS THE KEY YEARBOOK "'American Marketing Associabon"' serving the community? Come to Into the ATTENTION ALL GREEKS Streets informational meeting Wednosday. Applications for Order of Omega are available Faculty and Staff: 1st RSA meeting Wednesday 9/13. 9:15 BA September 13, 9:00pm, Rm 105 BA Refresh- in 440 Student Services Deadline Sept. 21. Start your 4038 Anyone interested in trying out lor the Men's 112. Free pizza and popl ments will be provided. Questions? Call Erin @ University Red Cross seeking new members to Questions? Call Wenday at 352-6389 Retirement Plan with Nationwide Basketball team, as a walk-on, should stop by 353 0508 or Slove @ 354 5054 promote and volunteer at campus blood drives the basketball office locaied in Anderson Arena ATTENTION ALL GREEKS Attention Jewish Students Insurance. Choose from 10 Contact Antonette 352-4575 or 354-3149. and pick up physical, medical history, waiver You are invited to BG Hillel's Sabbath Service IPCClublst Meeting Mutual fund companies and 28 "MIKE BLACK WOOD" and insurance forms thai must be completed and Dinner. Come as you are seperate funds, call Steve Wright, Ha ppy2ist BirthdayM prior to trying ouL Tryouts will be held the week Time: Fri. Sept. 15 at 6:30pm to 106 BA, 7:30pm MBA and BGSU alumnist lor Love you - Jen of October 15.1995. Place: 313 Thurstm Ave (UCF Bldg) Sept. l4.Thutsday Volunteer Fair prospectus at (419) 878-6642 or Contact: Melissa at 353-8144 (or more into Sept 14 7:30 1-800 834-6643 St. Tom's 9-Ball Tournaments every Wednesday at RollerbJade Lessons PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS 8. MINORS Free Food 7 30PM Rail Billiards, $5 00 entry fee Call ATTENTION ATTENTION Come to the 1st Psi Chi meeting of the yearl 353-7665. Call Tim ©3525180 Phi Upsllon Omlcron first general meeting is The informational meeting will be held Thursday. Sept. 14 at8:00pm m the FCS build- Wed Sept. I3at9:00in 108Psych. Bldg. ing. Come and enjoy theluni Sailing Club What is wet, quiet, needs food, and is inexpen- IIK ZAE ZX L«DL IIKA TKE FIJI d>Afi OKT OKT <1>LK Do you like (he water? sive? A FISH' On sale Sept. 4-15 Union Foyer Do you like the wind m your face? 10-4 PM Pick up orders Oct. 6-7 m UAO Of- If so, come join BGSU'S Sailing Club ATTENTION fice. Info meeting Sept. 13.800PM, lOOBA Bowling Green's Undergrad Philosophy Club Any questions call will be holding its first meeting of tho year on Matt @2-1957 or Jenny @ 2-3001. Thurs. the 14th at 8:00pm. Come to 301 Shat- What's all Ihe rush? zel Hall and find out what we're really about. Think shout it Find out why [he Phi Sigs were voted BG's Best last year. Come and meet the brothers BGSU Save student a>d> Call Congress NOW toll free' tonight at the Kohl Hall Lounge 7:30-9.30. Attention Jewish Students: There will be a 1-800-574-4 AID Hiiiei general meeting at 8:00pm on Wednes- GSS GSS GSS GSS GSS GSS Phi Sigma Kappa day, September l3th.mBA 104. Programming lorthe fall semester will be discussed. This is your chance to contribute your ideas and get FRATERNITY involved with Hillel. the Jewish Student Organ- SENIORS!) Women In Communications, Inc. ization at BGSU DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES? When: Wednesday, September 13 ATTN: Those interested in Golden Key N'll Now is Ihe time to apply to become a Home- Time: 7:30 Honor Society Meeting tonight m BA 101 at coming King or Queen Canidate. Applications Place: 115 BA 9:00. All welcome. are available in the Office of Student Activities. All Welcome! Informational Mtg. 330 Union. Applications are due back by Sept. RUSH Women in Communications, Inc. BG24 Training Sessions 22nd at 5:00pm.HURRYI HURRY! Mon.Sept. 11 - Sept. 14 SMA Meeting All ©4:00 - TV Studio West Hall Meet the Facllly Sport Womyn lor Womyn Questions - Cat! Management Division Staff Cordially Invites You Laura ©352-8916 7:00pm To a 75th Birthday Celebration James @ 3526592 EppS.307 For the i9thAmmendment FIND OUT WHAT THE FRATERNITIES HAVE TO OFFER! Friday September 15,4-7pm In the Library Conference Room BGSU MEN'S CLUB HOCKEY SMA Meeting Behind the Map Room An organizational meeting will be held Wed Meet the professors of Refreshments will be served ' Sept. 13 @ 8:00pm in Rm. 111 BA for any in- The Sport Management Division Join us and celebrate 75 years terested hockey player. There are many spots Wednesday, 7PM. Of Voting Rights! to be filled. Questions? Call Todd @ 352-14S8 Eppfer South. 307. Wednesday and Thursday September 18th and 14th opanish speakers come to our Chorlar at the Bowling Green Gaming Society Cale Shadeau. 9:00pm Thursday nights LOST& FOUND Wargames and Roleplaymg Games Sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi. 7:30 to 9:30 Fridays at 6pm Rm 222 Ed Bldg. Student financial aid faces drastic cuts from Congress' Voice your opposition. Call REWARD- $300 - for the return or info leading Congress is now voting on proposals to cut 1-800-574-4AID to the return of two nngs missing from Mac student loans. PeD Grants, SSIG. SEOG. Work GSS GSS GSS GSS GSS GSS East on Fri. 9/8. 1 engagement and 1 ruby Monday and Tuesday September 18th and 19th Study. A eliminate other programs! ring. Call Kim ®372-<6l 7, no questions asked. 7:30 to 9:30 USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG GET INVOLVED! RUSH events are held at each individual Applications Are Now Available for fraternity's house or other designated locations, USG for more information contact the Interfratemity On And Off- Campus District Senators The Dealine is September 13th 5:( " Council Office at 372-2846 or the Greek Life I THE DISTRICTS: Office at 372-2011. ! O Offenhaur East & West Prout Hall 0 Conlciiri And flew Fraternity Row I © McDonald Quad Sorority Row larshman Quaa © Kohl Hall Off-Campus Greek Houses ® Kreischer:Quad Bp c eing ^^^^reek L^J trengthens "nity You Can Pick Up Applications At 14 College Park Or 405 Student Services USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG I FALCON FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OPENER THIS SATURDAY VS. AKRON! W . ■ Kickoff 3:30 p.m. EASY ADMISSION... Just present your valid Student ID -=^ T- :■ I I Classifieds The BG News page twelve Wednesday, September 13, 1995 continued from p. 11" Factory Outlet Store Orientation Board Applications Babysitter needed in my BG home starting Student Desks starting at $39 00 TREVOR STOVERYou a>e truly SUPERMAN! Our firm is looking for individuals who want to are duo Sept. 19:n in room 9/25. Hours 3:30pm-8:00pm Ml. and every gain comprehensive management experience Miter Woodworking Factory Outlet What is wet, quiet, needs food, and is inexpen- 405 Student Services other weekend for 6 and 11 yr.otd cNldren. next summer. Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per WoodlanO Mall • 354 1614 sive? A FISHi On sale Sept 4 15 Union Foyer Call 372 2843 (or more info Must enjoy children and be dependable Call summer. Positions available in select Cleve- •Sort in Hawaii'Ski m Colorado' 10-4 PM. Pick up orders Oct 6-7 m UAO Of- 257-2588. land suburbs, Columbus. Akron. Canton, and Attend one of over 120 colleges in the U S lor rice. more. Call 1-800 887-1960. a semester or a year witnoui paying oui-of- FREE FINANCIAL AID! Pi Kappa Phi RUSH Pi Kappa Phi BGSU Food Operations is currently hiring Over $6 Billion in pnvale sector grants and Womyn for Womyn sialel For more deuuis, attend a National Stu- BGSU students. Must be able to work in 2 hr. Part-time help needed immediately. Barten- dent Exchange Into Session. scholarships is now available All students are Come and check out one of the most quality Cordially Invites You shifts or more between the hours of 6:30am ders, wait persons, assistant cook. Neat ap- Friday. Sept. 15 @ T2 OOPM eligible rogardless ol grades, income, or par- fraternities around. Rush begins Tonight at To a 75th Binhday Celebration and 6:30pm. Starting wage is $4.35/hr. Apply pearance. Apply in person weekdays 923 Fair- Room 1010 BABtog enrs income. 7 30 Also come Sept. 14.17.418 For the 19th Ammendment at the dming center of your choice. Commons view Ave. 352-3100. For more info call Co Op Program 2-2451 Let us help Friday September l5.4-7pm 2-2563. Founders Keepers 2-2781 Harshman Call Student Financial Services PI Kappa Phi RUSH PI Kappa Phi In the Library Conference Room 2-24 75 McDonald 2-2771 RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT SPECIALIST 1-800 263 6495 eilF55«1 Behind the Map Room Community Mental Health Residential Facility AGD•AGD'AGO■AGO Refreshments will be served BILINGUALS now hiring part-time positions. Experience LEADERSHIP Jom us and celebrate 75 years International Marketing Firm expanding rapid- working with persons having psychiatric disabi- ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE. DTD Delta Tau Delta DTD Of Voting R>ghts> ly We have various positions available. Seek- lities preferred, but not required. Position in- SISTERHOOD. AND FUN' Rush Starts Tonight ing quality people who are motivated and good volves direct care and supervision of mental Come seewhai (he sisters of THINK DELTI ' .1 ka a Brta Toward A in public relations. Senous inquiries only Call health consumers, and overseeing facility Alpha Gamma Delta DTDDelta Tau Delta DTD Healthy Body 419-865-8380. operations. Must have valid state of Ohio can offer you at our WANTED College Station needs barmaids with experi- driver's license. Psych and Sooal Work majors Open House Explore healthy food choices encourage to apply. Contaci Mary Theil. Resi- tonight between Enjoy the luxury of a Complimentary Facial ence only. Phone 352-1223. Apply in person Friday afternoon bcrwoon 2-4. dential Coordinator, at 352 9459 for more in- 8:00pm-l0 00pm by your very own Mary Kay Independent Learn ways to boost metabolism 1991 Honda CRX SI Black, 5 spd , power sun fofmaiion.EOE. at the AGD House (be'-ind Conmm) Professional Beauty Consultant. Call be- rool. AC, cruise, excellent condition. $6500 Crazy Cash fore Oct 15 and receive a special gift. Ask RESORT JOBS Students Needed' Any Vh Call Catherine at 2 4594 Taught by nurse & health educator CallJimal4i9 66M046 Like to be trained by individuals making over Bring a friend! tor Angle© 372-5! 30. $20,000 a month. I was and earned over Earn to $12/hr. and tips Theme Parks. Hotels, AGD'AGD * AGD'AGD B weeks for only $' 8 00 2 Female Roommates needed for 95-96 school $18,000 Spas, and more. Destinations include Florida. year Apartment located on N. Enterpnse. Very Hawaii. Colorado & So Caiilornia Call Resort POSTER SALE. Biggest and best selection my first two months If money exotes you call Choose Tuesdays 11 am-noon affordable. Call 354-3173 Ask for Robm or Ju- Employment Services 1-206-632-0150 ext Alpha Phi has a house boy position open Call Choose from over 2000 different images rep.forappt 419-865-1915. or Wednesday 3:30-Spm lie R55441. Lisa at 2-5209 il interested. ROCK, FINE ART. MOVIE POSTERS, SPORTS. SCENIC LANDSCAPES, DANCE, BGSU'S Sailing Club needs another boat If Call to register 372 8302 or 372 935S CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING SKIING, PERSONALITIES (Brad P.tl. Keanu you t^ave any info on Lasers or Flying Jr s Earn up to $2,000 plus/month working on Reeves. James Dean. Marilyn Monroe, and please call Man @ 2-1957 or Jenny @2-300i. T A.S.P. International is looking lor highly mo- Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies World many oSiers). TRAVEL, HUMOR, ROMANCE, Pregnant' Free Pregnancy Test. tivated, hard working studonts to fill manage- Looking lor healthy food choices FEMALE SUBLEASER NEEDED for Fall '95 travel. Seasonal & full-time employment avail- PHOTOGRAPHy (Talbot. Ansel Adams, ano Confidential 4 Caring. ment positions for the summer of 1996 Gain Take A Bile. 8 Week Progiam and/or Spnng "96 semesters. Air Conditioned. able. Noexpenence necessary. othorsl MOST IMAGES ONLY 16. J7. and $8 354 4673 B G. Pregnancy Center valuable experience in ail areas of business Starts the end of Sept. 2 car garage, deck, free water & sewer $i 75 ♦ For more information call eactti See us at THE UNIVERSITY UNION - while building your resume. Average earnings Learn how to survive fast food utilities Call 353-1246 1 -206 634 0468 ext. C55441. are between $7.000-$9,000 Positions in most lanes and dming choices. a 2ND FLOOR GRAND BALLROOM on RUSH Looking for a non-smoking individual inter- Cleveland suburbs, Akron. Canton, Youngs- Racleve personalized plan MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11TH THROUGH KAPPA SIGMA town. Sandusky, and Toledo are lillod on a first Taught by nurse & health educator FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15TH The hours are ested in free room/board in exchange for Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home All ma come, firsl qualified basis For more informa- 10 a.m. - 6 p m.This sale is sponsored by A evening chitdcare for children ages 7 and 3 tenals provKled. Send SASE to P O Box 774 Choose Tuesday iiam-t2:30pm tion call Matt Scherer @ 1 -800-543-3792. Or Wednesday 3 30-5pm UAO GOOD Approximate hours Mon„ Tues.. Wed.. Olathe.KS 66051 Call lo register 372-9355 THING 5:30pm 9pm. Thurs.off, Fit, Sat, and Sun.: KAPPA SIGMA every other weekend needed. Will have own Window washing pan and full time available 19MSOFT6ALLCHAMPIONSI room m remodeled country larm house. Quiet EMPLOVMENT OPPORTUNITIES RUSH Own transportation roquirod Call 352-5335. 1994 SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS! KAPPA SIGMA 'ocanonclosotoBGSU Call GB6 3030 Sunshine Inc of NW Ohio, a residential facility 1995 CONTINUE THE TRADITION! for Developmental^ Disabled persons, seeks Ml Roommate Needed for Large 2BR Apt individuals who are interested >n obtaining em- Own Roomi Call 354-8098. AXO Alpha Chi Omega AXO KAPPA SIGMA RUSH PHI TAU RUSH PHI TAU ployment that offers satisfaction, advancement FOR SALE The sisters ol Alpha CIV Omega When others dwell on the past Male roommate for another male. potential and a career. we look to the future' DIRECT CARE/GROUP HOME Would tike to invite you to OtX open rush Local. Part-Tmie Jobs available this fall For i Bedroom apt. close to college Meet the brothers ol Phi Kappa Tau CARE PROVIDER '66 Mitsubishi Mirage 4 Speed, AC. Great Wednesday 7 00 745and800 845 through tho coop program Bring resumo to Rent-$20Q Call Urgently 354 7224 (Tmaz). TONIGHT from 7 30-9 30 Positions available m Group Home or Chil- Mleago. $2200 Cad (419) 424-0609 or We look forward to seeing you 310 Student Services Bklg 3/2-245! ASAP" RUSH PHI TAU RUSH PHI TAU NEEDED dren's Home Excellent Orientation program 354-0711. AXO Alpha Chi Omega AXO Sales Marketing Maumee i female subleaser for furnished, air condi- and continued education. Competitive wages Small Business Enterprise BG 1983 Honda Prelude $800 . 19" color TV with tioned. 2BR apt. on 6th St. (base rate at Children's Home $6.06-7.23 or Oltice Position-BG RUSHTKERUSHTKE 1 remote $100 Both m good condition Call Blow away your calculus problems WM*I Hurri- $i20/mo . Elec. and Phone Group Home $6 92 8.26 depending on educa- International Business-Toledo Como and find out about our road trips, date 353 4410. cane Calculus. Pick up a copy at you' college Call 354-4192 NOW'!' tion/experience) and benefit package. Planning'Zoning I'enysburg parties, and much more' bookstore or call 1-800 393 34^5 Non-smoking, dependable babysitter in my BG CERTIFIED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Computer Science/Recruiting Toieoo RYAN HENRY I think I'll go to the game Satur- home Tues & Thurs AM only Call 352-0296 AIDE 1983 Mazda RX-7 CALL DIBENEDEUO'S FOR YOUR RUSH PflrCommunications Bloomdale day. Will I see your HONEY BUNS? Full or part time position working m residential PARTY SUBS $6 00 PER I COT T AST FREE RESPITE CARE PROVIDER Persons needod 5 Speed. No Rust ALL DAY DELIVERY 3524663. Spanish speakers come to our Chorlar at the to provide short-term, temporary care tor indi- facility lor mentally/physically challenged indi- $1.500 00354-2427 Look Thin a Healthy viduals Responsible for implementaoon of Cafe Shadoau. 9:00pm Thursday nights. viduals who have developmental disabilities. Campus Tanning programs, fabrication of assisnve devices, stall r Sponsored by Sigma delta Pi High School diploma or GED required. Flexible Career-related expere o* training, meetings ana documentation. Will re- 1986 Nissan Sentra good condition. Five 352-7889 schedules Application deadline 10/02/95 PAID POSITIONS AVA1ABU STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS need 10 register port to OTR/l and Clinical Services Manager speed. 106.000 miles. $700 Call 354-3276. Apply at Wood Lane School, Family Resources Start NOW. their organisation by Wed , Sept 13 Registra- RECREATION AIDE: Par) time position work- Coordinator. 11160 East Gypsy Lane Road. 1989 Nissan Sentra for sale. $2500. Cal Fr So Jrs.NEWtocoop come to Mortey Orders tion forms are availabio in the Office of Student ing mainly on Friday evenings and Saturday Bowling Greon, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- 354-8098. CO-OP KICK OFF 39 each Lifo. Room 405 Student Services Building. It (9am-6pm). Position requires working with day, between900am - 300pm. EOE. Friday.SEPT 22nd l.i. ■iiii-.l'i.'.-!■,;■ n,93 your group is not registered, you will not be eli- men tally/physically handicapped persons pro- 2 twmbed mattresses, i dresser with mirror. 1 330pm 1007BA Budding cabinot stand. 1 desk Must provide own haul- ORGANIZATIONS ADVISOHS & PRLSI gible to reserve space on campus, hold events, Wanted: A Femaie Subleaser. Own room; apt. viding various recreation activities. BE THERE'Details 372 2451 DENTS Please mark your calandors lor the etc For more information c;ii: us at 372-2843 furnished call 353-2192. Submit resume/apphcation with salary re- mg Call 353 2429 if mierested quirements to: Sunshine Inc. ol NW Ohio. 7223 annual President & Advisors Reception on STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIP MONEY 20L tish tank, whisper filter, everything in- Maumee-Wesiern Rd. Maumeo. OH 43537. CHI OMEGA RUSH CHI OMEGA RUSH Wed.. Sept 13 from 7.00pm.-900pm in the Scholarship money is available to study abroad cluded. Excellent condition, price negotiable. HELP WANTED ATTN:Hn.Dept Community Suite ol tho Univorsity Union It is dunng the spring of 1996. Applications availa- Call 353-1410. The sisters o' Chi Omega imperative that a representitve from your or- ble from Continuing Education. International Would like to invite you to 62 Chevy Malibu Station Wagon. Metallic Blue. ganization attend Pertinent information regard and Summer Programs (40 College Park) and Entrepranurs Opon Rush mg iho 'NEW Code of Student Conduct and Center tor International Program (1106 Offen- •lAAAAl Earn $2500 & Free Spring Break 90.000 miles. No rust, excellent condition. Call I am an entreprenur who has earned over 352-1789 At the Cht Omega House new policies and procedures aflecting your hauer West). For more information, call Trips' Sell 8 Trips & Go Free* Best Trips A 10,000 a mo. running my own business. Need Sept i3&i4ai8PM Prices) Bahamas, Cancun, Jamaica, Flor- group will Be covered Please make your res 3/P03O9 Ihodond no is October 2,1995 lo tram 2 success -minded individuals to do the Aquarium equipment for sale. 55 and 15 gallon Everyone is welcome' ervation by caiing the Oltice ol Student Life at ida! Spring Braak Travail 1-600-678-6386. STUDY ABROAD RE-ENTRY PROGRAMS same. Serious inquiries only Call tanks in good conOHion. Also, hang-on-tank 372 2843. $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars 410-865 8380 water filtration system. (HOT. Magum). Ask- CHI OMEGA RUSH CHI OMEGA RUSH ing $100 lor all. but may consider oilers on |n> If you studied abroad dunna spring 1995 or No experience required Begin now For info Evening office cleaning 10-12 hours per week dividual pieces Call 352-0975 after 6:00. summer 1995 you are invited to attend one ol can 301 306-1207. Own transpotation required Call 352-5622 the following sessions for study abroad retur- FOR SALE: Dining Room Set Includes wood CO-OP STUDENTS: Fish Sale $33100. Sell 72 college T-shirts • profit Exp childcare needed - our Waterville home - nees; $331 00 Risk-free. Choose from 27 designs. table & 2 cushion chairs, nice table and good WE HAVE MOVED day. TLC lor 2 1/2 yr & tOmo old Transp & $9.00 each or design own. Free catalog 1-600-700-4622. value. Call 354-5147. 310 STUDENT SERVICES Thurs. Sept. 14,1995 7 9pm Ohio St, Union references required 878-4536 GOV'T FORECLOSED homes tor pennies on Now Is the time to updaia your Nell Sat. Sept 16, 1995 lOam-roon.OMOSI. Un $3S,000/YR. INCOME potential. Reading Goneral Assignment reporler/photographor Bring a new resume and a NEW books Toll Free (1)800-898-9778 Ext R-2076 $i. Delinquent Tax, Repo's, REO's. Your Area. needed immediately for progessive small daily TollFree(1)800-898-9/78Ext H-20/6 for cur- copy of your unofficial transcript If you cannot attend, please call for details. newspaper in NW Ohio. Journalism degree re- (tree at your college office) PRICE IVCIUOES: ^UuV— rent listings. 372 0309/0479 to arrange for an individual " AAA COMMUNICATION " quired. Good benelits. Fax resumo to (419) Questions? 2-2451 • BETA RSH appomtmenl $25,000 592-9778 or mail to: Northwest Signal P.O H«ner Soprano Saxophone. Professionally re- • HSH BOWL W; GRAVEL AND A PLANT The B.G S.U. Men's Basketball Team is look SKILLS Bo- 567. Napoleon, OH 43545 furbished w new pads Asking price is $300 Double Prints II you enjoy greeting people, this is your career obo Call Tim at 352 0631 ing lor more hard working, reliable people who Lawn Maintenance PT & FT Flexible sched- Free Everyday ' WATER CONDITIONER opportunity. Positive attitude 4 neat appear- Packages Plus 352-1693 would be interested in being a student man- ule Call 352-5822 Highly Motivated • INFORMATION PACKET ager tor the 1995-96 basketball season. If in- ance a must Excellent income potential. Start National Marketing Company expanding in 1 terested please stop by the basketball office or immediately. Will Train Call 865-1915 to set up Light industrial assembly. Local assignment Toledo. Seeking aggresive, money motivated caliai372-22SS interview. within walking distance from campus. individuals. Training provided. 3-5K per month $6 00 hr 4 hrs or more needed with flexible Advertising Sales Rep for potential. Call for appt. 419-865 8389. THE BATH1UBSAHC COMING daily schedule. Call 352-2099. ask for Ann or THE BATHTUBS ARE COMING The Gavel Can/. Great rosume builder, need own transporta- 4 WORLD lion Ca» 372-2606 'or oe:a's Mr Spot's FOR RENT The Men's Basketball team is also looking for a Needs Drivers UNION FOYER person to video tape practices and individual ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Applicants must be ?i and have a clean driving Fishing Industry EDUCATION BLDG. STEPS work outs. Experience with editing video tapes record 1 Bdrm. Apt.- Available Oct. 1 for sublease. Earn up to $3,0OO-$6,0OO* per month TITLE would be helpful but not required. If interested Apply in person M-F 2-7pm. Dishwasher, ceiling fan, good location(Main 10:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. Room & 8oard' Transportation' Male/Female. please call the basketball off.ee at 372-2255. Street). Call 353 6050 and leave a message No experience necessary1 (206)545-4155 ext SEPTEMBER 4U1-15U1 $370 mo. TREASURER'S of campus organizations A5M41 NATIONAL PARKS HIRING should mark their calendar for the annual Seasonal and luM-time employment available Two bdrm. house on Frazee for rent. Front A FIGHTS Are you a Treasurer's Workshop on Tues, Sept 19, at National Parks. Forests 4 Wildlife Preser- Back porch. $385*uiili(ies*deposit. Pets are 1995 m Room 1007 ol the Business Adminis- SPORTS MINDED STUDENT ves. Benefits and bonuses! Call: okay with additional deposit. Call 352-8678 or tration Building. Information on ACGFA Fund- $3.000/mo 1-206-545-4804 ext. N55441. 372-2658. Available immediatty. ing, Budgets, tilling out paperwork and keeping National Company new to Toledo records will be covered Please contact the Of- Needs sales reps., managers, and fice ol Student Life @ 372-2843 to make your trainers. We tram. Call for interview e reservation. RESTAUBANT 419-865-8380 Athletic Dept. tutors needed. Musi have GPA pisnNcuos ol 3.0 or better in following subjects Computer Open UJeeh-dciYs ot 4pm: Sconce. Math 300-400 levels, Soc . IPC, , CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF Econ, Mgmt. Legal Studies. Phil, Physics, Open pt lunch fit. Sot. & Sun. EDCI. EDFI. EDSE. Goog. Acc't. Stats. PcJi.Sci, Cnm Just., Hist., for further details. 203 N. Moin, f»G 352 5166 Call Gloria Martinez, Academic Advising Office 372-7096 YOUR CHOICE — ANY 2 ITEMS: * Sm. 4.50 Lg. 7.00 Chicken Caesar Salad WBC Super Lightweight KSI PARENTS Med. 6.00 XLg. 8.75 (Best Value!) Championship Fresh Komaine lettuce, Add Breadsticks! Only $2.00 smooth, creamy Caesar WEEKEND JULIO dressing and homestyle garlic FREE DELIVERY • 352-5166 CESAR croutons, topped with juicy ._,.. IIO'S Not valid with any olher offer. red tomatoes, shredded I ■■■ lMZZCy_ _ _ ^nmjpjM^-xIr.l _ _ J CHAVEZ Parmesan cheese and (100% cotton) vs marinated grilled chicken tenders. A traditional OROEK NOW! DAVID summertime favorite. KAIY1AU •Only $5.49 • $10 each RUSH THETA CHI WBC No. 1 Contender Add Coleslaw & French Fries • bursarable •For $1.99 WBA Junior Welterweight Championship ss Pick up return order formi at FRANKIE RANDALL VS. 440 Student Services JUAN COGGI 1726E. Woostcr ox Call 372-8165 (Located Behind BP) WBA Super Middleweight 146 North Main Bowling Green Championship Carry Out Available Deadline: Wed., Sept. 20 FRANK LILES VS. MAURICIO AMARAL WBA Junior Middleweight Championship CARL DANIELS VS. SATURDAY 3i3Q PM! JULIO CESAR VASQUEZ TICKET INFORMATION The Brothers Of Theta Chi SATURDAY, Would Like To Invite You SEPTEMBER 16TH AT 9pm Wed Sept 13 7:30-9:30 IIB<1> House PHONE: Thurs Sept 14 7:30-9:30 HBO House PRICE: $29.95 Mon Sept 18 7:30-9:30 IIB