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*£/U HIGH: 66 University to pay Hartman $75,000 \ LOW: 47 □ Jack Hartman will not be white eight-panel jury in U.S. District and that he would reduce the jury award attorney fees. >• Court back in early March. Of that from $122,500 to $25,000. The other option The trustees wouldn't bite and offered granted a position at the Uni- amount, nearly $20,000 is designated he offered was to hold a new jury trial to only the settlement of $75,000, which versity, but will receive a toward paying attorney fees. Hartman award damages only. turned out to be the final agreement. Also will receive just over $55,000. "He said he had not properly instruct- under the settlement, Hartman cannot V V $75,000 settlement. Despite the settlement, Hartman is not ed the jury to separate economic from claim retaliation against the University if he should ever apply for another position satisfied. emotional damages," Hartman said. "1 can't say that I'm pleased with it, "Since he did not instruct them properly, here and not be hired. By DARLAWARNOCK no," Hartman said from his office at Cen- he didn't feel there was enough evidence Clif Boutelle, public relations director, The BG News tral Michigan University Tuesday. to support ($122,500 in) damages. He said although the University is glad the case is over, it still maintains Hartman did After a four-year court battle. Jack "Awarding the teaching position probably would've thrown out the eco- would've been the appropriate remedy — nomic damages." not fit the qualifications of the job. Hartman will not be granted a teaching "This has been a long process and the position in the journalism department at I'm disappointed." Hartman tried to bargain with the Uni- University spent a great deal of money ■ Women's soccer is 3-0 the University. During a number of private meetings versity to get a teaching job. He proposed to the board of trustees a settlement that defending its position, but it was a posi- and looking to stay The reverse discrimination case was in judge's chambers, Hartman said Judge settled at $75,000 Friday, less than half the James Carr told him he would not be would have given him a position in the • See" HARTMAN, page six. undefeated against amount originally agreed upon by an all- awarded a teaching position by the court journalism department and $10,000 plus West Virginia at Mickey Cochrane field. City
■ Ohio State remains number one after beat- New rental ing West Virginia in the Associated Press Col- units offer lege Football Top 25 Poll. variety in
■ Lerner pays S530 mil- lion to own the new student Browns team. housing NATION □ Many new apart- ment complexes in ■ Six dead in Colorado Bowling Green were killing spree. built this summer, offering students addi- tional options in St. Louis Cardi- choosing off-campus ■ Clinton calls on Con- nals' homo run housing. gress to pass proposals slugger Mark for renovating schools. McGwire hit num McGwire hammers homer ber 62 Tuesday By TRACY WOOD off of pitcher The BG News Steve Trachsel, The semester has just begun setting a new 62 to move ahead of and students have barely moved ■ Divers recover SwissAir major league record . The hit in, yet it is never too early to Flight data recorder came in the think about where to live next Monday. fourth inning Maris in season record year. against the Chica Students planning to live off go Cubs. campus may not be aware of the new housing developments and ■ Man pleads guilty to □ The historic homer came off options available. One of the newest apartment complexes is killing 7-year-old girl in a of Steve Trachsel in the fourth on North Enterprise. casino. inning against the Chicago Michele Remeis, manager of Cubs in at home in St. Louis. the complex, said students Rival Sammy Sosa is still four should stop by and take a look at Opinion away from the mark. what they have to offer. Page Three "The apartments have a great World and Nation 4 Associated Press Photo layout and are a good complex to be in because they are close to Local 5 campus, and the majority of the Sports 8 residents are students for the Agate 9 University," Remeis said. it. the season for McGwire, and landed in an The Associated Press From there, McGwire got handshakes area where no fan could get it just over the Some of the apartments are ST. LOUIS — Without a doubt or an from every Chicago inficlder and a hug left-field wall. occupied for the first time this asterisk, Mark McGwire and his mighty from catcher Scott Servais. Cubs right field- Instead, the ball was picked up by a year and offer a variety of "I don't know the key swing broke Roger Maris' home run record er Sammy Sosa, who had 58 home runs, ran grounds crew worker, Tim Forneris, who options to choose from. to success, but the key Tuesday night with plenty of games to in from right field to hug McGwire and give said he will give it to McGwire. "I knew it was going out, and it went The newer apartments come to failure is trying to spare. his rival a high five. with a dishwasher, garbage dis- Historic No. 62 was a lined shot to left, McGwire was mobbed by his teammates right over the edge, and I said, 'That's going posal and central air condition- please everybody." punctuating a chase that reinvigorated the at home plate, where he hoisted his 10-year- out,' " he said. "So I ran on to the field and ing. Students can opt for one- or sport and captivated the nation. old batboy son Matt into the air. got it." two-bedroom apartments, McGwire connected with two outs off McGwire then ran into the seats to hug With the sellout crowd still standing and Bill Cosby depending on how many people Steve Trachsel, setting off a wild celebration the family of Roger Maris, whose 37-year- cheering, McGwire grabbed a microphone want to live in one apartment. Actor in Busch Stadium. He was so caught up in old record he had just broken. to address the fans. the moment that he missed first base as he There was no scramble for the souvenir. Residents occupying the The 341-foot home run was the shortest of rounded the bag and had to return to touch • See 62, page 6. apartments also have the option of signing a twelve or nine-and- Visit our new website a-half-month lease. The price of soon for interactive the apartment depends on the reporting and updated Fair stresses volunteerism Details on number of occupants. news: Sharon Gonyer, receptionist at WWW. □ The fair will help Thursday 30 to 40 agencies from help students majoring in the lib- the fair the complex, said she thinks it is Ohio and out of state agencies eral arts to start their careers definitely worth the time to stop bgnews.com promote awareness will be available to discuss vol- through volunteer service. •Will be held on by and check them out. Some of the agencies that will and diversity outside unteer options with students. Thurs. from 10:30 a.m. to "They are very nice apart- "The fair will help students be present at the volunteer fair of the University. include Alpha Phi Omega, the 4 p.m. at the Union oval. ments with a nice atmosphere gain awareness outside the Uni- and very close to campus," versity and share experiences Wood County Humane Society, •Some agencies that Goyner said. If you have a news tip or with different types of people," and the American Red Cross. By ANA PEREIRA Out-of- state organizations will be present are: Currently, there are 44 apart- have an idea for a story, Lindie Phillians, public relations The BG News for the United Christian Fellow- were contacted by the sponsors Alpha Phi Omega, the ments and more will be con- call anytime and ask to Service is the key word for ship said. or through advertisements in Wood County Humane structed in the future. Students speak with an editor. students who want to make a The volunteer fair was born local newspapers. The Oassionist Society, and the Ameri- searching for more information difference and the University when a graduate student from Lay Missionaries from Chicago, should look for advertisements will give students that opportu- College Student Personnel (CSP), can Red Cross. and obtain a housing list avail- 372-6966 nity with the 1998 Volunteer Fair. started a volunteer program to • See FAIR page six. able this fall.
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Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 Police officers deserve more respect PEOPLE ON THE What went through your abusers, and put rapists behind officers and members of the head last time a police car pulled bars? community came to recognize up behind you? If you are like STREET And for every good cop doing his sacrifice. The danger of the most people, it might have been his or her job, there is a story job makes the force a very tight- nervousness, maybe even para- people remember about an offi- knit community. What do you think of the weather? noia. Cops tend to be portrayed cer taking bribes, using excessive I have a great deal of respect as the enforcers, and that makes force or treating someone unfair- for anyone who chooses to people worry about getting ly. Public servants are closely become a police officer. It's not caught, even if they aren't doing scrutinized, as they should bo. just a job about catching speed- anything illegal at the moment. But rarely do people stop and ers or eating doughnuts. It's Why do people dislike or fear realize what would happen if we about serving by coming to the the police? Particularly with the lost our police force. You would aid of those in trouble, and pro- college crowd, the police are not be safe in your own home. If tecting society from potential license and registration I've ususally seen breaking up a someone decided to come in and problems, be they drunken dri- party or giving out tickets. This been to memorial dedications rob, rape or murder you, what vers, child molesters or natural doesn't make them very popular. and police parades. I've met men could you do? Would everyone disasters. What other jobs do Also, the police are representa- from the SWAT team, and lis- resort to arming themselves? people take with possible death tive of a greater authority. They tened to the stories they tell. I've Not a very practical or appealing in the job description? I'd like Jerry Jezek Scott Pawlowski force people to face the conse- gone to the annual Police and choice. you to remember that every time Freshman Junior Fire mass, where you can see a quences of their actions and limit I am defending the police you hear about a "bad cop" or Journalism Marketing how much people can get away massive group of individuals because I think I've witnessed curse the ticket you got. I never "I think it really committed to serving with "I love it. It's always with. The power cops have is more than the average civilian. want to hear the term "pig" used sucks out here." much greater than that of an integrity and dedication. You The pastor of my parish at home again. For every traffic stop and so warm. " ordinary citizen. don't take a job like that without is the Cleveland Police Chaplain, ticket, they announce their pres- But so is their responsiblity. an extreme amount of concern and masses for fallen police offi- cence in the community. People Not only are they supposed to for your fellow human beings. cers have been held there. That is know they are around, and that provide a safe community for It can be a jaded life when all something that really drives simply makes it safer. Mostly, the residents, but the moment you deal with are "dirtbags" (as home the fact that an individual their job is routine. But when we they are sworn in they have ded- my dad would say), but some has chosen to take a job where he have needed them, they have icated their lives to that aim. This nobler motives are present when or she may have to give his or come through. means that they willingly put police officers go to work. As her life. That willingness is I am so proud of the good their lives on the line for the you can see from all the cop invaluable to the safety of the police officers, particularly my good of the community. shows on TV, it's a frustrating community. family members and those that Michelle wick I think I see police differently job, especially when you can't This summer, a policeman have died, that have enough Freshman from most people. It's a family produce any justice for the vic- was killed in the first district of courage to dedicate their lives to TCOM thing for me, with my father, tims, or when you have to see Cleveland. My parents attended protecting ours. "Fall is the best grandfather, an aunt and two human suffering. So they deal I In' service, as did every officer time of year." uncles from the police force. I get with the ugly side of life to pre- trom his district and representa- Natalie Miller can be reached at to see why cops do what they do, vent it from spreading. Who else tives from all over the city and [email protected] rather than just handing over my volunteers to chase killers, arrest state. Thousands of other police (Thanks Dad.) Sick Puppies Jerry Jezek
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K K ~ Disney characters invade 7-Eleven ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — If it looks like a pirate or a witch just cut you off in the middle of rush hour, Disneyland is probably pretty close. Last month, Disneyland relaxed a 43-year-old rule prohibiting its costumes from leaving the com- pound. Under a trial policy, 1,000 of the park's 8,000 employees can wear their goofy suits to and from work. Disney resisted the change to protect the company's squeaky-clean image from wayward work- ers who might humiliate it. "If you have a Disney-clad employee going to 7-Eleven for a six-pack of beer, it deflates the value of the Disney image," said Dan Head, who worked part of his 12-year tenure at Disneyland in a train conductor's outfit. The change was allowed because construction at the park and long checkout lines at the wardrobe Upcoming hvenls ■■ ■ ifrvnf to our department were delaying some workers from getting home, spokesman Ray Gomez said Monday. readers borrowed dally via the Uni- ;YKNTW versity web pa|e. The calendar of Now, some costumed workers can make brief, routine stops along the way, such as picking up children eventa on the web page has a more from school or buying gas. complete listing of events and can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". The park's biggest fear is that employees may pretend to lose their costumes and sell them on the black market to Disney collectors. Wednesday, 9/9/98 United Karate System.Fee. Call and compete in advanced com- Marquee character outfits like Mickey, Goofy and Donald still will be kept at the park under careful Continuing Education at 372- petitions. Class runs through watch. Panhellenlc Recruitment 8181 to register or for more infor- October 19. Fee. For more Tablet (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) mation. information or to register, call Union Mall. Continuing Education, Interna- Inner-city kid joins Iditarod Beginning Karate (6 p.m. - tional & Summer Programs at BALTIMORE (AP) — Dan Dent loves hurtling across the icy moonscape of rural Alaska, yanked Fundraiser (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) 7:30 p.m.) 419.372.8181. along by running animals. He enjoys temperatures so cold his breath freezes to his face. He likes it so Union Foyer. The Graduate St. Thomas More University much that he wants to bring along a guest. One — lucky? — inner-city kid will get to join Dent on the 1999 Iditarod Trial Sled Dog Race. Students of Technology will be Parish. Become acquainted with Public Skating (8 p.m. - 10 selling Youth First coupon karate as an art, sport and a p.m.) The 57-year-old investment banker has extended an invitation to children at 27 Police Athletic books for $12. method of self-defense. Class Ice Arena. I-eague centers across the city to join him for the 1,150-mile race. "They're going to learn about a world runs through October 21. Fee. so extraordinarily remote from what they know on the streets of Baltimore," Dent said Monday. The UAO Jewelry Sale (10 a.m. - For more information or to regis- Alpha Phi Omega Coed Ser- winner will be chosen through an essay contest and interviews. Dent is not, however, guaranteeing a first-place finish for his guest. The winner of the contest should also be aware of something else before 5 p.m.) ter, call Continuing Education, vice Fraternity Info Nights (8 signing up: It will be Dent's first time competing in the race. Education Steps. International & Summer Pro- p.m.) grams at 419.372.8181. Kreischer-Ashley Activity NAACP Organizational Fair Room. Find out how to do more Intermediate Karate (6 p.m. (11 a.m. - 3 p.m.) service through a student organi- - 7:30 p.m.) Ballroom. zation that is not Greek. Meet St. Thomas More University new people and increase your Parish. Learn advanced tech- Student Organization Fair leadership skills. niques and be eligible for state, (11 a.m. - 3 p.m.) regional and national competi- UAO Meeting (8 p.m. - 10 Lenhart Ballroom, Union. Stu- T a E If ' ' \ i . .* 1 10 t i 13 i3 tion. Class runs through October p.m.) dents are able to talk and visit ' ' 19. Fee. For more information or Taft Room. is 16 with representatives from cam- to register, call Continuing Edu- 7~; u 191 pus organizations, in addition to cation, International & Summer Thursday, 9/10/98 BG cRfs applying for membership. Programs at 419.372.8181. NEWS 20 121 H2V International Travel Grant NAACP Executive Meeting H 26 27 28 Education Abroad Re-entry PUZZLE " Workshop (2 p.m. - 3 p.m.) (6:30 a.m.) 29 JO w 32 ■ Session (7 p.m. - 9 p.m.) ACROSS 63 '30s and '40s. 1103 Offenhauer W. Learn how TBA. 1 Tiy tolly'' musically I " " 1103 Offenhauer W. 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1 page 4 The BG News £=r< Wednesday, September 9, 1998 W The BG News "m T Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & J\ ation 372-6966 ye on Six dead in Colorado killing spree I1GWS Q Two teenagers kill six people, charged '"""dwtre",>orU with first degree mur- ^^^^^^_ der.
ATTACK The Associated Press College increases patrols after attack AURORA, Colo. —Two teen- Oberlin, Ohio (AP) — Oberlin College is increasing safety mea- agers carrying shotguns and sures after a female student was attacked in her dormitory room. wearing bandanas over their An 18-year-old freshman from Los Angeles was attacked by a man faces allegedly killed five people who beat her with a five-pound kitchen mixer and tried to rape her. in two homes a few blocks apart. The woman was listed in stable condition Monday at MetroHealth Then one of the boys apparently Medical Center. finished off the other, police said. No arrests have been made but police do have a description of the The surviving suspect, a 17- man and witnesses who allegedly saw him, Oberlin Police Chief year-old whose name was not Robert K. Jones told The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer. Detectives are also released by police, was booked looking to see if there is any connection between this incident and an Tuesday on six counts of first- attack on a student walking alone to her dormitory in February. degree murder. The college will have additional safety patrols and crime-preven- All six victims and the 17- tion programs, said Keith James, the college's director of security. year-old boy knew each other. But police were unsure what ■ OHIO UNIVERSITY ■■■■^■■■^■■■■■■■i triggered the killing spree, one of Student hospitalized after falling from the worst ever in this Denver AuocUted Press photo porch suburb. "The motive is really the ATHENS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio University student who appar- An Aurora, Colo, police officer gets into his car outside a town home where two bodies were $64,000 question," police ently fell from the porch of an off-campus house remained hospital- found on Monday. In the suburb east of Denver, six people were found shot to death in three ized Tuesday. spokesman Bob Stef said. "We locations. Eric R. Lind, 22, of the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River, was don't know if it was out of anger, Michael Martinez, 18, and anoth- several times. at his home. found lying in a parking lot next to the house, police said. revenge, involving someone er teen-age boy strode down the Stef said investigators believe Police said the five youths It appeared he struck his head on the sidewalk in the fall late Sat- else." street, walked into the home and Martinez was killed by the 17- were all acquaintances and that urday or early Sunday, police said. He was found about 10 a.m. Sun- Neighbors called police Mon- opened fire, then walked out. year-old suspect, but "we don't some attended school together. day. day afternoon after hearing shots About the same time, police know why." Both Martinez and Anival Morales, whose It was not immediately clear how far Lind fell. The ground below and screams at a two-story blue received a call of shots fired at a the 17-year-old had juvenile nephew was among the victims, the porch is on an incline, and the drop-off ranges from 12 feet to 6 home with white shutters. townhouse complex six block records. said with tears welling up in his feet. Inside, police found the bodies of away. There they discovered the Police went looking for the 17- eyes: "He was a good boy. His Lind was in serious condition in the surgical intensive care unit at Penny Media, a woman in her bodies of two teen-age boys in year-old after interviews with best friend killed him. I don't the Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus, hospital 30s; Greg Media, believed to be one townhouse. Police didn't witnesses, but he wasn't caught know why." spokeswoman Beth Cassady said. her 18-year-old son; and his 16- release their names or ages. until he called police about 5 Jacob Tilley, 19, who attended Alcohol may have been a factor in Lind's fall, Athens police Lt. year-old girlfriend. Ms. Media's Clues at that home led police a.m. Tuesday to report a suspi- high school with Martinez, Dave Williams said. 6-year-old girl and 9-year-old to Martinez's body in a field cious car prowling the neighbor- described him as someone who Friends of Lind told police he had been drinking Saturday night, boy were not hurt. about 10 miles from the Aurora hood — a police car. The call was tried to be a tough guy. "Nobody Williams said. Lind's blood alcohol level had not been released. Witnesses told officers that neighborhood. He had been shot traced and the boy was arrested took him seriously," Tilley said. Appeals court upholds McVeigh conviction □ McVeigh will contin- conviction of Oklahoma City ny that others may have carried bomber Timothy McVeigh, who out the worst bombing on Amer- ue to face the death claimed testimony from victims' ican soil. penalty relatives produced a verdict and McVeigh was convicted of Looking For A Part-Time Job? sentence based on emotion murder, conspiracy and rather than reason. weapons-related charges in the Don't Waste Your Time Working For Minimum Wage The Associated Press The appeals court also rejected April 19, 1995, bombing of the eight other avenues of appeal, Alfred P. Murrah Federal Build- DENVER — A federal appeals including pretrial publicity, juror ing and sentenced to death. The RPS, Inc. Is hiring part-time package handlers court on Tuesday upheld the misconduct and barred testimo- blast killed 168 people. to load and unload trucks.
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ff Clinton rallies for education reform 7fO tfJlW □ Clinton called on and students at Pine Crest Ele- ernor is entitled to his opinion." attracting, from Democrats as mentary School in Silver Spring, He said Clinton "probably well as Republicans, about Congress to pass pro- just outside of Washington. understands the way the gover- UITV SCHOOL whether he still can rally the uurrscHow Clinton announced that 52.7 nor feels." Lt. Gov. Kathleen mm Ml 7*1 posals for renovating public to his policy agenda. H'CtHTM million children are enrolled this Kennedy Townsend attended in schools and hiring (all A stroke can Man pleads guilty for killing girl in casino change your lite □ Jeremy Strohmeyer trial, admitting that he sexually before the killing, when "evil Sherrice's mother, angered by girls. Prosecutors had planned to ,i-.s.iulted the girl with his fingers influences" took over his life. She Cash's inaction, led a petition call a witness who would testify forever evades the death and choked her over the Memor- listed drugs, Internet pornogra- drive that gathered more than that three days after the killing, 30,000 signatures in support of a penalty but will spend ial Day weekend at the Pri- phy and friends like David Cash Strohmeyer went to school and madonna Casino on the Califor- Jr., who she suggested "is not a Good Samaritan law scheduled life in prison. nia-Nevada state line. witness but a co-perpetrator in to be introduced in Congress on described the crime. Not only did prosecutors have this case." Wednesday. Ms. Abramson portrayed ,the Undergraduate The case also drew attention former high school honor stu- The Associated Press his confession, but video surveil- Cash, 19, told authorities he Student lance cameras had captured entered the restroom a few min- to the safety of children in casi- dent as a troubled youth whose LAS VEGAS -- A former Strohmeyer going into the bath- utes after his friend, peered over nos. The Los Angeles girl had father is in prison and whose Government honor student avoided the death room with the little girl in a the wall of an adjoining stall and been left in the casino arcade biological mother is in a mental penalty by pleading guilty Tues- game of hide-and-seek. saw Strohmeyer with his hand with her older brother while day to molesting and strangling District Attorney Stewart Bell Over Sherrice's mouth, muffling their father, LeRoy Iverson, gam- hospital. She said she wpuld Get Senator a 7-year-old girl in a casino toilet said that "death verdicts are her screams. Cash said he told bled in the early-morning hours. help those who want Cash held applications now! stall. always hard to get" and that the Strohmeyer to let her go and Security guards said that three accountable. Under a plea bargain, Jeremy plea assures Strohmeyer will be then left the restroom. times, they found the girl alone Mark Werksman, Cash's attor- Strohmeyer, 19, will go to prison off the street. Strohmeyer will be Cash was not charged because and told her father to come get ney, countered: "She should save her. Campaigning begins for the rest of his life for the 1997 need next month to life in Nevada has no "Good Samari- her indignation and outrage for slaying of Sherrice Iverson. prison without parole. tan" law requiring someone who The prosecution contended the conduct of her own client, The Long Beach, Calif., teen- Defense attorney Leslie witnesses a crime to try to stop it Strohmeyer hoarded child Sept. 10 and election ager agreed to the plea barg.iin Abramson called Strohmeyer a or to seek help from law enforce- pornography and admitted fan- who just pleaded guilty to mur- diiil is Sept. 16 in tl\e hours before he was to go on good boy until seven months ment. tasizing about sex with little der of a 7-year-old girl." Union Fouer. Attention Seniors! WE PROUDLY (iet involved... run SUPPORT Are you interested in becoming the tor USG Senator! 1998 Homecoming King or Queen? 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He said fill a department requirement for ,il Florida State University, leav- noting a stronger need for a gone on for a long time — every- the University was concerned accreditation with the Academic ing her position available for hire broadcast professor in the one wanted to see it over with tion that needed to be defended about a lengthy appeal process if Council for Education in Journal- once again. department, rather than a diver- Basically we wanted him to if the University is going to be they did not settle. ism and Mass Communications. Dennis Hale, chairman of the sity professor. "It's conceivable agree not to appeal it." able to continue hiring those per- journalism department, said the Hartman, a white male, had Hartman claimed he was that could be an area of research Hartman said although he is sons who are best qualified for applied for what was advertised denied the position because, he department hopes to conduct a expertise for someone." available positions," he said. not happy with the settlement, as a "minority position" in the was white; the University search soon to bring in a new fac- Hale said he is pleased to see Hartman said he estimates the he hopes his case will change journalism department in April ulty member to teach broadcast the case over, although he is University spent almost a quar- claimed he was denied the posi- 1994. The University stood tion because he was overquali- courses as their main focus. The unhappy that any money had to University hiring procedures. ter of a million dollars defending "It is my hope my action has his case. behind the advertisement as one fied for an entry-level position. diversity courses will be taught be paid to Hartman. brought an end to discriminatory Boutelle noted the settlement denoting the name of the subject The position was given to Debbie by whomever is hired for the "He's applied for a lot of jobs with Hartman is not an admis- to be taught. Hartman took it to Owens, a black woman. broadcast position. here and the only time he's sued practices at the University," sion of guilt by the University, mean the person who applied Owens recently resigned from "You wouldn't have to be a was when it was a minority posi- Hartman said. "I have achieved but the only method of ending had to be a minority in order to her position to take a similar one minority to teach it," Hale said, tion," Hale said. "This case has all that I set out to accomplish." 62- Continued from page one. McGwire wanted to share the set his record, commissioner red in the first four games of the McGwire complained that he felt Bob Gibson — and also fast feet moment with the fans and city Ford Frick declared any record season, tying Willie Mays' like a "caged animal" because of — from the Gashouse Gang. To all my family, my son, the he has embraced. would carry a "distinctive mark" record. In April, he became the all the attention his BP sessions Stan Musial was the most Cubs, Sammy Sosa. It's unbeliev- McGwire's race began on if it did not beat Babe Ruth's first Cardinals player to hit three were attracting. Later in the sea- acclaimed slugger in St. Louis able," McGwire said. "Thank March 31 when he hit a grand mark of 60 in 154 games. But that homers in a game at Busch. son, as the media hordes started you, St. Louis." slam on opening day, but his decision was reversed seven McGwire hit his 400th career to increase, he was stung by a history — "I've never seen any- McGwire, who grounded out chase to become 1998's home run years ago. homer in May and hit his 37th report that he used androstene- one like him, really," the Hall of on a 3-0 pitch in the first inning, champion is not finished. McGwire picked on his share home run in June, tying the dione, an over-the-counter mus- Famer said of McGwire — but hit his solo shot on the first pitch With the Cardinals out of con- of young pitchers, hitting eight major league record for most cle booster that is legal in major only two players had ever hit 40 at 8:18 p.m. CDT. It triggered an tention, McGwire may take off a home runs off rookies, but other before the Ail-Star break. league baseball but banned by homers for the Cardinals before 11-minute delay, baseball's few days before the season ends victims included Orel Hershiser In July, he set the mark for the the NFL, NCAA and Internation- biggest midgame celebration Sept. 27. He is just four homers and relief aces Robb Nen and fastest to reach 40 homers in a al Olympic Committee. Big Mac arrived. Roger Hornsby since Cal Ripken broke Lou ahead of Sosa, who figures to Rod Beck. He connected twice season. In August, he came the Before McGwire's shot, the hit 42 in 1922 and Johnny Mize Gehrig's consecutive games play every day down the stretch against World Series MVP Livan first player to reach 50 home home run record had been the hit 43 in 1940. record in 1995. with the Cubs still in the NL Hernandez, including a 545-foot runs in three straight years. And exclusive domain of the New McGwire quickly destroyed The home run, despite its monster drive that was the then came September and the York Yankees since 1920. That wild-card race. Mize's team record, hitting No. short distance, surely will rank Like Marts, McGwire broke longest in Busch history. most memorable month of all. was the year Babe Ruth set the as one of the biggest in history, the mark in an expansion season. McGwire actually caused McGwire's hair never fell out, single-season record with 54, 44 on July 26 for his only home up there with the ones hit by But consider this stat: This year, more problems for Arizona's sta- as it did to Maris when he was and he held the mark until Maris run of the season at hitter-friend- Bobby Thomson, Bill Mazeroski, home runs are being hit at a rate dium than its first-year pitching trying to overtake Babe Ruth's beat him. ly Coors Field. In fact, McG- Hank Aaron, Carlton Fisk, Kirk of 2.05 per game; last year, the staff. He hit a batting-practice record of 60, even though the In taking the record from a wire's worst showing this year Gibson and Joe Carter. average was also 2.05. drive that resulted in $2,000 in expectations and pressure began team built on power, McGwire might have been at the All-Star The 34-year-old slugger also McGwire accomplished his damage to the scoreboard at building way before the Cardi- brought it to one of baseball's did it at home, just like he want- feat in the Cardinals' 145th Bank One Ballpark. nals' first workout in spring most unlikely cities. The Cardi- game in Denver, where he failed ed. The Cardinals begin a five- game, while Marts' Yankees His slam off Ramon Martinez training. nals were a franchise famous for to advance beyond the first game road trip Wednesday, and played 163 in 1961. Before Marts started a run in which he home- At one point in mid-June, fastballs — from Dizzy Dean to round of home-run derby. FAIR- STRESSED ALREADY? Continued from page one. pus community. Bishop said that Phillians said. she expects to raise awareness The volunteer fair will be held 111. and Mennonite Voluntary about volunteering among the Thursday 10:30 a.m., to 4 p.m., at Service from Elkart, lnd. are two University students. the Union oval or in the Lenhart Let The News calm you down. of the out-of-state organizations "You can have a chance to Grand Ballroom in case of rain. that will be on campus to recruit work with kids or older people The 1998 Volunteer Fair is Look for our advise columns volunteers. in diverse places," Bishop said. being sponsored by University "We encourage whoever Phillians said that the fair is Greek Life, the Student Union, wants or needs volunteers to also a good opportunity for stu- the Office of Student Activities, y every Friday on Page Three. enroll," said Sarah Bishop, out- dents to face a growing experi- Career Services, the Office of reach coordinator from St. ence by helping others. Residence Life, St. Thomas More Thomas More University Parish. "It is a matter of what you can University Parish and the United As for the students and cam- do for others and for yourself," Christian Fellowship. BECOME A PIECE izationPair " *& ^nion^O ^5*% >» ^ ± K\ Wednesday, September 9, 1998 The BG News page 7 5gJiKJ&ie Law Society begins year with changes, better opportunities compQedJram stqff reports □ New and exciting are learning skills that will be Processor, a web page already in useful for them in law school, "Students now have a wide variety of effect, a newsletter, educational ■ SPEAKERS I programs are being such as argumentative skills, professors to consult about prelaw, seminars and long-distance road implemented at the debate and critical thinking," trips. In addition, the organiza- University welcomes diversity and grad school opportunities." University Law Society Stephen P. Anway, president of tion will be affiliated with the Phi speaker series the Law Society Organization Stephen P. Anway Delta Law Fraternity. The popular speakers series Organization. said. president of the law Society Organization Through the web page, stu- "Breakfast in BG" returns Sept. A further step in the revital- dents will be able to access infor- 11 with the first of six special pro- ization of the organization has through the Ad Hoc Committee community involved with legal mation about certain speakers, grams at the University. ByANAPEREIRA been the creation of an advisory will provide visits to law schools, practices and expose the stu- Anway said. In addition, the web Co-sponsored by University The BG News board with professors from the bring judges from Toledo and dents to real-life situations," said page will have the organization's Advancement and Friends of the administration and various acad- prosecuting attorneys from Ludd, who is also a professor in mission statement, new informa- Library. The University Law Society emic departments. Wood County to talk to the stu- the political science department. tion on the organization's activi- Organization is starting the 1998- "Students now have a wide ties and academic opportunities. Opening the series will be dents. The law society organization 99 academic year by implement- variety of professors to consult The organization's first meet- William Gordon, executive direc- "The program will be benefi- will also present students with ing changes to continue its excel- about pre-law, diversity and cial for students, members in the the necessary information about ing of the year is scheduled for tor of the American Library lence. grad school opportunities," Sept. 9 at 9 p.m., in room 115 BA. Association. community and alumni," said the preparation for a legal career, One major change is making Anway said. Steven Ludd, a member of the and offer a free Law School Apti- Students can also access the web Other speakers will include, the meetings more interactive, The new advisory board is advisory board for the law soci- tude Test (LSAT) to reduce the page at www.bgsu.edu/stu- Jaak Panksepp, the University where guest speakers will bring also helping to increase the orga- ety organization. anxiety for those students who dentlife/organizations/law- Distinuished Research Professor in judicial cases and discuss nization's financial resources intend to apply for law school. society. of Psychobiology, on Oct. 9 and them with the students. through alumni and other Getting University students The first free Kaplan Practice "It is especially important for John Sears, vice president of the In the past, the organization fundraising venues. The Ad Hoc and the Bowling Green commu- LSAT will be administered Satur- young students to be involved in Office of Institutional Research at has sponsored speakers to come Committee for law society schol- nity together by exposing them day, Sept. 12 at 1 p.m., in room student organizations, as it the University of Phoenix, on and lecture about problems stu- arship was established to invigo- to different perspectives of law is 101 BA. brings academic and social bene- Nov. 13. dents deal with when applying rate the Law Society Organiza- another goal set by the law soci- fits as (students) associate with All events take place in 101 to law school. tion. ety organization. Other additions to the organi- people that have common Olscamp Hall, and start at 7 a.m. "By doing this, (the students) These resources available "It is important to have the zation include an e-mail List goals," Anway said. POLICY for the police blotter: The News will run, without exception, all citations POLICE BLOTTER issued by the city and campus police departments. Complaints from residents or students con- Today's city police blotter includes items trom Sunday, Monday cerning a police matter will not be identified by name. Any guestions, please call the editor at and Tuesday 372-6966. In the 200 block of Manville St, » man requested police to escort two males from the ager of a local hotel requested that police In the 100 block of Ada St Monday, a in the 1000 block of Clough St. Monday In Lot 1, three males were seen holding reported thai someone had broken into his bar. Sunday remove guests from the pool area who were woman a'ported another woman had assault- beer in their hands wile bicycling, Monday. vehicle, Sunday IM-IHK disruptive, Monday ed her On S. Summit and I^hman Si, fason N. In the .100 block of Thurstin Ave, there was Ripley was cited for failure to stop at a stop In the 1000 block of N Grove St, a i In the 700 block of E. Wooster St.. a man a request for an emergency trace for female In the 200 block of Georgia St Monday, A man in the 500 block of W. Gypsy Ln. sign, Monday reported $2 missing from her backpack. Mon- reported (hat someone had broken into his caller ihn-.itrning suicide, Sunday. reported possible fireworks in the area, Mon- four males were caught with marijuana and day window and left the shower on, Sunday drug paraphenaha in their house. StM"cjhtmioot treatment'* P.wlly lack of aworanou. Partly Reimbursement the unwarranted negative stojma. This is what needs tnonq. This is whore we need you to LjM T f%£ AT B «0 change your attitudes Ms an illness, not a weakness. 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Fame coach Don Shula. The new Browns begin play new stadium. les. If a team goes for this much Lemer, 65, becomes the fourth next season in a $280 million, Tagliabue said Modell spoke in Cleveland, how much would The Associated Press owner in Browns history. football-only stadium on the in favor of the Dolan group, but someone pay to be in Los Ange- The NFL expansion commit- same spot where old Cleveland not against Lemer. les? downfalls CHICAGO — NFL owners on tee met for about 90 minutes Stadium stood. The new owner "Other clubs spoke in favor of Joe Mack, assistant general Any sports fan has his or her Tuesday picked Alfred Lemer to before all the owners met and gets millions in revenue from the Dolan group," Tagliabue manager for the expansion Pan- own favorite team or athlete. be the owner of the new Cleve- considered offers from Lemer, luxury boxes and club seats, plus said. "It was a very respectful, thers in 1994, has been working With those favorites come land Browns, handing him the the Dolans and New York real the sale of 41,000 personal seat thoughtful, positive decision for several months as the expectations. That leads to task of bringing one of the estate magnate Howard Milstein. licenses. process." Browns' personnel director in pedestals. league's signature franchises The committee unanimously It has yet to be decided when After Modell's departure in charge of a scouting staff picked If you have someone on one, back to life. endorsed the Lerner-Policy team, the Browns will get money from 19% left some of football's most by the league and retired New take that person down right Lemer, who helped Art Mod- and the final vote among the 30 the league's $18.6 billion TV con- loyal fans without a team, the York Giants general manager now! Whether it's Sammy Sosa, ell move the original Browns to owners was unanimous with one tract. city of Cleveland struck a deal George Young. Mark McGwire, Michael Jordan, Baltimore, paid $530 million for abstention — Oakland's Al But some experts doubt the with the NFL that guaranteed a "They're moving along pretty Sergei Federov, Barry Sanders, the new team with $54 million Davis. Browns can be a money-making replacement team by 1999. good," said Young, unsure of his your significant other, a profes- going to stadium costs. It is the The unanimous vote followed venture at such a high price. The NFL owners decided to role with the new owner. sor, whomever, you're setting most expensive pro sports team a motion by Model! to make the Cleveland Indians owner make it an expansion team in "They're scouting and all the yourself up for disappointment. in U.S. history, surpassing the decision unanimous, commis- Richard Jacobs and Cleveland February, and gave the Browns a personnel stuff is being done." Athletes are human, so they $350 million Rupert Murdoch sioner Paul Tagliabue said. toy manufacturer Thomas Mur- favorable stocking plan in July. Now that the Browns have an will be disappointing. When paid for the Los Angeles Dolan's bid was $500 million dough dropped out of the bid- The Browns get 30 veteran play- owner and the beginnings of a they don't live up to expecta- Dodgers earlier this year. with the stadium money factored ding, saying a profit could not be ers from other teams and 14 extra front office, it is time for "Dawg tions, people tend to turn against Owners met for nearly five in, and Milstein's was "substan- made if the price went above draft picks including the first Pounders" to start thinking them. hours Tuesday and took four bal- tially less," Tagliabue said. $450 million. overall next year. about a coach — and the draft. Here are some prime exam- ples of disappointments: - Roberto Alomar. For a while, Alomar was highly respected as a great second baseman. He played a huge role in leading the BG soccer looks to continue win streak Toronto Blue Jays to back-to- back World Series titles in 1992 □ Women's soccer tries and 1993. Women's Soccer At the end of the 1996 season, to stay undefeated and he argued with umpire John win four straight in a Hirchbeck and eventually spat 2. tough game against into his face. Even though the West two made up the next season, West Virgina. Alomar's image was tarnished Virginia somewhat. Today • 3 p.m. - Andy Katzenmoyer. He is By PETE STELLA Mickey Cctcnrane one of the most feared lineback- The BG News Field ers in the Big Ten. The Wester- ville South graduate was named After a successful weekend at BG: (3-0 overall, 0-0 MAC) Ohio's "Mr. Football" for the home, the Bowling Green West Virginia: (1-1 overall, 1-1 Big fast) 1995 season. women's soccer team gets ready Last spring, the All-American to host tough competition. take the intensity and momen- linebacker was nailed with a In the form of the West Vir- tum from this weekend's victo- DUI. In order to be eligible this ginia University Mountaineers, ries into today's game." season, he took music, golf, and today at 3 p.m. at Cochrane The Mountaineers will rely aids awareness, passing with a Field. heavily on their strong players. 2.0 average. This really sets a WVU is currently 1-1, both "We are taking our scouting good example for the youth overall and in the Big East Con- reports from last year and watch- around Columbus that look up ference. ing the tapes to prepare lor this After the season-opening 7-0 to you, dude. game," assistant coach Julie My old high school buddy loss against #2 Notre Dame, the Reule said. "The girls have a still likes him despite all of the Mountaineers bounced back to great positive attitude for this above. win 1-0 at Georgetown. game but we will need to score a But that's the point of being a WVU went 11-6-2 last year lot to win against a team like fan. and Nicole Izzo returns for year this." By not putting people on third year as head coach. She has The Falcons outshot oppo- pedestals, people can like them compiled a 22-14-4 record. nents this weekend 69-14 and all through the up and down times The Falcons, coming off their 25 members of the team saw instead of being fair-weather best start in school history (3-0,0- action in both weekend games. friends. 0 MAC), know that they will BG also set another record Now that's the true role of the have their hands full with the with 17 corner kicks against Robert Morris on Sunday. fan. Mountaineers. BG New» Photo/ SCOTT PAUBER Isn't it? "West Virginia is going to be a "Our team is really pumped battle," coach Tom Piccirillo said. that we are doing so well," fresh- C. Michael Graham is the Senior Krista Shamblin fights tor control of the ball last Saturdayagainst Western Illinois. 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K Wednesday, September 9, 1998 The BG News page 9 HAM HALL from the active roam and I »r Afltotnc Simpson NjlicMi.il roolball 1 i-.ik-.ur Major League Baseball ? m !ne NrtHon.il I. from the pr.n "L. quad Placed RB Kay Ne.ilv ™ By Th* Assoi i..!.d I' ress PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Named on injured 11 American League All Timts EDT Sharon C Swainson special assistant to the NEW Ofa I *NS SAINTS-«gnad DC Joe American Corttrrrncr president East Division W L Pet CB fohnson i" a ii\t v.'.u contract Eail FOOTBALL HOCKFY y-New York 100 41 709 — Boston 18 1/2 National Football League K2 60 S77 5 National Hockey I taguc W 1 T Pel Toronto ■ NFL CINCINNATI BENOALS-Announced 78 66 S42 23 1/2 BUFFALO SABRES K, signed C Scon Miami 1 0 0 1000 that OL Scott Brumfield has become a free Baltimore 71 72 497 30 Nu'hol to a mulhvi'.ir COMlW I Buffalo 1 0 0 1000 Brumfield takes agent after agreeing to an injury settlement. boapa Baj 55 87 M7 45 1/2 COLLBQ BMUanapoHf 0 1 0 000 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS-Waived RB COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON— Mm I ngjand 0 1 0 000 Central Division W CB Bengals' settlement Pepe Pearson Signed TE Mark Thomas to the Announced the n~.ign.ihon of David (ordan, L Pet NY. Jets 0 1 0 000 Cleveland 79 practice squad women's soccer coach Named Nuno PHftn 64 552 — CINCINNATI (AP) — Popu- Chicago 67 76 469 12 MIAMI DOLPHINS— Waived FB |im Kitts women's mterim WCOtl lar, but unlucky, offensive line- Ontr.il Kansas City 65 77 458 131/2 Minnesota 64 79 448 15 man Scott Brumfield is now a w L T IV1 Detroit 54 90 .175 251/2 free agent after agreeing to an Wallace not afraid of Buckeyes Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.009 l'ittshiir>;h 1 0 0 1000 injury settlement offered by the The Associated Press feet toward each other. His feet West Division W L Pet CB 1 0 0 1000 Anaheim 79 64 552 — Cincinnati Bengals. also were green because blood Baltimore 0 1 0 ooo raxai 76 67 531 3 TOLEDO — Born with feet Cincinnati 0 0 .000 Brumfield played last year never reached them. Doctors told 1 Oakland 66 77 462 13 that turned inward and saddled Seattle 65 77 458 13 1/2 after overcoming a serious neck his parents not to hold out much We»t y clinched playoff berth injury, but he partially tore the with leg braces, no one ever hope of seeing their son walk. w L T Pel. National League anterior cruciate ligament in his expected Chris Wallace to walk His confidence and leadership Denver 1 0 0 1000 East Division W L Pet CB Fv.Hlv.lN ( itV 1000 left knee on the first day of this on his own. has shown or the field. Wallace 1 0 0 Atlanta 92 52 639 — Maybe that's why the 1 0 0 1000 New York 80 64 556 12 season's training camp. had a record-setting year for the Seattle 0 .000 1 0 Philadelphia a 76 469 24 1/2 prospect of playing top-ranked Oakland 0 0 ooo COLLEGE-— Rockets and was the Mid-Ameri- 1 55 89 382 37 ■ Ohio State on Saturday doesn't National Conference Honda IB 96 333 44 can Conference's top quarter- Raw Geiger responds to faze the Toledo Rockets' record- back last season. He set a school Central Division W L Pet. CB w setting quarterback. L T Pel Houston 91 53 632 _ record with 27 touchdown pass- Dallas 1 0 1.000 Cooper's suggestion 0 Chicago 80 64 556 11 "I like to defeat the odds," N v Gianti 1 0 1000 es, including five in a game 0 Si 1 natal 70 73 490 201/2 COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio 1 0 1000 Wallace said before Tuesday's 0 Milwaukee 69 76 .476 22 1/2 against Bowling Green. I'hil.i.l, . 0 .000 State athletics director Andy 1 0 Pittsburgh 66 77 462 241/2 practice. "I've defeated the odds The 6-foot-1, 210 pound senior WMliliinnm 0 1 0 ooo Geiger responded sarcastically Cincinnati 66 78 458 25 all my life. I've had no choice." threw for 2,955 yards and rushed Tuesday to coach John Cooper's Central Wallace was born with club for 232 more in his first season as West Division W L Pet. CB suggestion that football players' San Diego 91 53 632 — w L T Pel feet, a deformity that rums both a starter. San 1 r.incisco 78 66 542 13 classes, meals and practices be 1 0 0 1000 Los Angeles 72 72 500 19 MNMaOta, 1 0 0 1000 set up under one roof at the Colorado 67 78 462 24 1/2 Detroit 1000 Crew member crushed to death 1 0 0 Anaona 58 87 400 .13 1/2 team's practice facility. Chicago 0 1 0 .000 T.imn.i Bay "Yeah, we could have the The Associated Press cai race at the Minnesota State 0 1 0 000 The Top 25 dorms and the dining halls and Pail I'i ttv's Sprint Spree Race By The Associated Press FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. - West the classrooms and the study hall Team was working during a stop The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Piess coUege football w all at the Woody Hayes Athletic The pit crew chief for Adam L T Pet • poll*, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 5. on the 215th lap of the Miller Lite Atlanta 1 0 0 1000 total points based on 25 points for a first place vote through one point foe Center," Geiger said Tuesday. Petty was crushed to death when New i ':!• 300. After the jack was released, 1 0 0 1000 a 25th place vote and ranking in previous -poll*: 1000 "We could be the University of the car he was working on dur- San Pnneico 1 0 0 1 Ohio St (39)1-0 1.708 1 Petty hit the accelerator. Cmrlin.i 0 1 0 .000 2. Florida St. (22) 1-0 1*67 2 the Woody Hayes Athletic Cen- ing a race was lowered off the SI LOWS 0 According to the American 1 0 ooo 3 Florida (4) 1-0 1571 3 Sunday, Srpi. 13 ter football team." jack too soon and the driver sped 4 Nebraska (2) 24 1546 4 Speed Association, Bradley was Baltimore .it Ntw VortV ,.-t\. 1 01 p m 5 Kansas St (2)1-0 1.418 6 away over him. adjusting the Pontiac's sway bar Buffalo *i Miami 1 01 pm ■ FALCONS mmmmmm i. IK I A( 1)0-0 1.3947 Crew chief Chris Bradley, 40, during a late-race caution Carolina n New Ortaam, i m p m 7 LSI) 0-0 1,279 9 Banks suspended of Grand Rapids, Mich., was Chicago -it Edinburgh. 1 01 p m. 8 Tennessee 1 0 1.274 10 Another crew member dropped Cincinnati »t!tetroil nil pm 9 Penn St 10 1.131 13 10 Notre Dame 1-0 1,104 22 II. Washington 1-0 Red-shirt freshman quarter- taken to Regions Hospital in St. K.ttis.'-' ,t\ itjackaomilli, l 01 p.m. 1.051 18 12 Virginia 1-09631613 Michigan 0-1 818 5 14 Arizona St. 0-1 the car off the jack too early, and Minnesota .it Si I ouJa, i 01 p m back C.J. Banks has been sus- Paul, where he was declared Petty took off 737 8 15 Ceorgia 1-0 716 19 16. Colorado 1-0 619 — 17 Wisconsin 1-0 534 PhtladdphU M Atlanta. I 01 p m 201) Tevas A&M 0-1487 14 19 Syracuse 0-1 470 17 20. West Virginia 0-1 pended for an undetermined dead two hours later. No charges were expected, .it i,i,t,cvN.v. 1.01 pm. 4451121 Arizona 1-0 361 24 22 Southern Cal 1-0 287 — 23. Texas 1-0250 lampa Baj atGnm Bay, 1 oi pm length of time by head coach Adam Petty, 18, is the son, said Rick Klein, a watch com- — 24 Oregon 1-0 141 — 25 Missouri 1-0 123 — Arizona .it Seattle, 4 15 p m Others receiving votes North Carolina 102, Mississippi St 90. Colorado Gary Blackney. Banks was sus- grandson and great-grandson of mander with the Slate Fair Dattaa ai Um.r. 4 ispm Si 83. Kentucky 81. Oklahoma SI 45. Miami. Ohio 40, Mississippi 34. Air N Oakland, 4 15p.tr Force 29. Alabama 26. Miami 24. Virginia Tech 14. Tulane 13. Utah 13, pended for violating team rules. auto racing stars. Police liu!i.tn->po!i- ,tl New 1 'ti.-J.ind.S 20 p n Boston College 12. Ceorgia Tech 11, Southern Miss 9, Auburn 6, Cent Banks sat out last season and The accident happened Mon- "This is normally a practiced, Monday, Sept. 14 Honda 6. Washington St. 5, Arkansas 4, Iowa 4, South Carolina 3. is a native of Chillicothe, Ohio. day during a pit stop in a stock- timed event," Klein said. s.m Pranciscoal Washing! Brigham Young 1. Toledo 1. Cross-Cultural Conversation Connection SHRM SKYDIVE NOW Only 10 min. from campus at •MEET NEW PEOPLE- Are you interested in learning about a different Sociaty lor Human Resourca Management SERVICES OFFERED SKYDIVE BG Student A group discounts Join The Gavel newspaper aiaff' Market vie culture or language? If so. the Cross-Cultural Invites all Human Resource, Business, ana VISA 8 MC accepted. 352 5200 paper, wme. take pictures, learn lay-out! Pub- Conversation Connection is tor you' This pro- Undecided majors lo artned SHRM s first meal- 1 The BG News Do you want to be a pan ol The solution to Vie Tutor available m physics, chemistry, math, lished once a month Everyone is welcome to gram will match you with an international stu- ing WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH AT parking problem? Jom the USG Judicial geology, astronomy. Call Sieve at 353-2022. jom the fun' dent for weekly meetings throughout the se- 7 30 PM IN BA ROOM 1009 Branch and be a member ol the Student Or Rate $6 OCVhour •HAVE FUNI BUILD RESUME r Classified mester. Join us for more information on Sep- WaJly Pleasant ganization that hears traffic ticket appeals Ads tember 10 at 7:30 in 206 East Hall. Questions' Wig! jr All Stais Contact Scon Carr at carr@bgnet or Virginia Call 2-8133 AOII • AOII • ACHI • AOII a! Uptown. 162 N. Main Morrison at mvirgm@bgr>ol lor more inlo. PERSONALS Congratulations to our "Greeks of the Week- Wednesday. Sept 9 372-6977 Hetpwpapers7 Kara Doenoes A Melissa Schellhornl - DRY DOCK prosents BOWL-A-RAMA on Fn. C a. Edit write (419)885-7814 AOII AOII • AOII • AOII Sept u, 1996 & 9pm-i2am m ihe Student The BG Nin. will not kfl<<*in('ly Keep. MhcrutarmoiM* CITY EVENTS Professional editing 'consul .an on —tggg BGSU Dance Marathon"* ihatl JiunmiDMc. ex enc»uriyc JiKnrmiuiion agiiimi Unton Bowling Alley. $i 50/pg Applications lor Steering Committee are oull CAMPUS WORLD TRAVEL My utdavidul or pi-up mi Wc huu <* race. «*, color. "FREE BILLIARDS - FREE BOWLING" Wa'ly Pleasant Pick up yours at 440 Student Services or call crceil. iclifion. OMional ongin. wiual oncnuiion. du- Pregnant? Fall tanning special •'FREEFOOD-FREE RAFFLE" Wiglui All Stars 372-0530 lor more info Help mane a difference •hliiy. suiat M > vncTM. ur on the h*u. of twy other Mtly unlim.-KS .00 - 352-7889 at Uptown. 162N Main Free pregnancy tests Confidential A caring. in the lite ol a child' ICfjUy pTUICCltlJ Mattlal. 354 4673 BG Pregnancy Center Jom Mscell any' Wednesday. Sept 9 "•1999 BGSU Dance Marathon"" Brainstorming Meeting 9 30 Wednesday 9/9 2nd floor Union. Call 354-2379 (Natalie) lor MAY/AUGUST 2000 more info. INTRAMURALS CAMPUS EVENTS * Holiday Ski Trip GRADUATES OPhiAOPhiAOPhiAOPhiA Intramural Entries Due Have you ever wanted to ... Join the sisters ol Omega Phi Alpha •ATTENTION STUDENTS' Fall Rush Information Meetings: to Steamboat Springs • Innertube Waterpolo (CR) Become a piece of it* puz2le! Sept 9 - 9pm Rodgers TV Lounge September 9 be an Air Force officer Com* to the organizatOns lair Sept 10 - 9pm Olfenhaur EmaJ Lounge January 2- 10. 1999 and gs-i mvohfodl Wad. Sept. 9 O Phi A O Phi A O Phi A O Phi A • Ultimate Frisbee (M, W. & CR) ^ after only 3 11am - 3pm Lenhavri Grand Ballroom September 10 Otflcer'a ft Advlaora Re- semesters in the ception Roundlable Alpha Ph. Omega i nights Entries due by 3 pm in 130 • ROTC program? An opportunity for off-cers and advisors National Coed Service Fraternity idos . 4 out of 5 Perry Field House. Info Nighia: Tue* Sept. Bit. 9 00pm & Rod to meet and kick off another successful year with student organizations1 81 Kfcfain lift Receive $1000 per gam SE Lounge. Wed. Sept. 9th 800pm Wed Sept. 16,6 8pm Community Suite. Union Officials Needed ©Kreischer Activity Rm . Thurt. Sepi 10ttt >tj* tickets i •rucfWiore. semester for tuition 7:00pm O Pfoui Lounge. Intramural officials needed for innertube $ Senior Portraits water polo and ultimate frisbee. Apply and books? AnenionGHADUATlNGSen-ors in the Senior Portraits Senior Portraits $375 with ;ot transportation in 130 Perry Field House and pick up College ol Ana and Sciences Starting Monday Sept. 14th Carl WoU Stodios- $495 wifh^Dtofcoach and complete a take-home test before Kbe a pilot or a will be on campus taking senior portraits from The deadline lor applying (or Decembe* transportation Sept. 9th. Must attend mandatory clinic. navigator? lOam-epm daily. Any senior graduating in graduation ta Friday. Sept. i llh. Come to our office. 205 Administration Bldg Dec.. May or August should attend Portraits are taken in your dress clothes and in a cap lo apply. , receive an additional and gown provided by the studio. Sessions For more information. AQUATICS take about 15 minutes and the $6 sitting fee $ $150 every month? BGSU Crew Team Recruitment Meeting can be charged to the Bursar. Please cal call Cat Cramp @ 372-7481 Learn - To-Swim • Fall 1998 Men's and Women's Teams I 800 969-1338 to schedule a sifting Portraits Wed .Sept 9th. 7 30 pm are taken in 28 West Hall. Don't be left out of • Sign-ups begins Aug. 26 in the •^ have a guaranteed CHscampLoDOy • Noexp needed the Historic 1999 Key Yearbook. SRC Main Office r> job after graduation? Study Abroad Returnees FITWELL CENTER • Classes held on Saturdays Class of 1999 II you studied abroad during Ihe 1997-98 Class Ofl 999 academic year or during Ihe 1998 summer FITWELL Then come to an informational C lass ol 1999 lerm. please attend one of these sessions: meeting for free food, frfifi Senior Port/aits begm Monday, Sept. 14th. Wed, Sept 9,7-9pm. 1103 Off. Weal P Don't be left out ol the Historic '999 Key Year- Sat. Sept 12. 10am-12pm, 1104 Oft. Weal ANNUAL BIATHLON^ beverages and free information book Portrans are taken in both your dress Come eftare your experience with other re- about the Air Force, scholar- clothes and a cap and gown the studio pro- turnees! Call 372-0479 with questions. vides. The sitting will only take about 15 Saturday, September 19 ships, and ROTC. Special minutes and your memories wrll last forever The Key Yearbook CHOLESTEROL SCREENING offer ends The tow $6 fee can be charged through the The Key Yearbook Start training for the Biathlon Bursar. Portraits are taken in 28 West HaM The Key Yearbook FREE • FREE • FREE November 15, 1998 Organizational meeting Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 1/2 mile swim, 5k run (Basement) Please call 1 800 969 1338 in Ml Stop by Ihe Fitwell Center lo get your advance to schedule a suing. 'Portraits make 9 00pm m 121 Weal Hal Anyone interested si getting involved as a writer, editor, photogra- free screening. great Christmas gifts.* THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 pher, or graphic designer should attend this For more information, contact Cat 5:30 P.M. ROOM 260 meeting Volunteer to cover sports, campus PERSONAL TRAINING Criminal Justice Organization life. Greek die. or academics. II unable to at- Cramp at 372-7481, or stop by the SRC. | ANDERSON ARENA Wed 9:15pm. 103 BA tend call Mike at 372-8635 for more informa- AVAILABLE Guest speaker: David Harlow US Marshals tion. Bu.kJ your resume-gel involved. Some Call Capt. Bob Scholl at Everyone welcome pad positions are available 372-2176 or email HI The Fitwell Center is [email protected] edu located in the SRC on the DOMINO'S PIZZA mezzanine level. m 353-MEGA 9 6 3 4 2 ^ www.bgsu.edu/offices/student_affairs/recsports »qwTsw 1616 E. WOOSTER K2 Open Early i m GREENWOOD CENTRE Open Late WE ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS BGSU Women's Soccer WE ACCEPT COMPETITORS' COUPONS FOR LIKE PRODUCTS 4 SERVICES Bowling Green's Solution Domino's Introduces it's: to Internet Access. Everyday Low Price Menu vs. PIZZA: Add'l Pirtct Size Price Topplngt Buffalo Wing* $3." only $15 per month Small (10") $5 50C (10 Piece) Medium (12" $7 75e Cheezy Bread $3.°° West Virginia Large (15") $9 $1.00 (8 Piece) Back to School Special: Tonight at 3:00 pm MEGA DEAL: Add'l Size Price Topping* 2-Liter Pop $2.°° Mention this ad and get one month free. at Cochrane Field 2 Small $7 $1.00 Cans of Pop 50c each 2 Medium $9 $1.50 (Coke. Diet Coke,Sprite) 2 Large $11 $2.00 354-HOST www.BGHost.com Students admitted FREE with valid BGSU ID page 10 The BG News Wednesday, September 9, 1993 Class ol 1999 Wally Pleasant ATTENTION STUDENTS! Spnng Break '9*Sell trips Earn cash ft go For Sale Class 0(1999 Wiflfur All Start MOLTEN CORP. (reel" Student Travel Services is now hirmfl 1972 CB 350 Honda Excellent shape. Class 0(1999 at Uptown. 162 N Main 438 N ENTERPRISE ST. campul reps. Lowest rates to Jamaica, Mex- Low Mleage 352-5239 Senior Portraits begin Monday. Sept win Wednesday. Sept 9 Now hung (or fall semester ico, and Florida. 800-648-4849 or www stst'avelcom Don! be left out ol the HUonc 1999 Key Year- Part Time For Sale Less than one block from Campus book. Portress are taken m both your dress The Key Yearbook SPRING BREAK'99 Twin Sola Bed $100 taVHR STARTING PAY clothes and a cap and flown the studio pro- The Key Yearbook Cancun or Jamaica From $399 Tnple Dresser $75 3 shifts available: vides. The sitting, mil only take about 15 The Key Yearbook Reps wanted' Sell 15 and travel free' Seaty Twin Bed $200 A shift: 7:00am 10:00am mmuies and your memories wiM last forever Organizational meeting Wednesday. Sept. 9 at Lowest Pnces Guaranteed! Oak table and 2 chairs $450 B shift 10 15am 1 15pm The low te lee can be charged through Vie 9:00pm in 121 West Hal. Anyone interested in Into. Call 1-800-446 8355 Call 686-5197 C shifl: 1:30pm-4:30pm Bursar Port-alts are taken In 28 West Hal getting involved as a writer, editor, photogra- www.sunbreaks com Postibility ol working 2 t r2 hours (Basement) Please cat 1-800-969-1338 m pher, or graphic designer should attend thai and getting paid lor 31 Macintosh Computer advance 10 schedule a silsng. 'Portraits make meeting. Volunteer to cover sports, campus 3548802 Spnng Break W Sell Trips. Earn Cash ft Go Like new. 6200. CD. 32 megabytes. Al up- great Christmas gifts * Ilia, Greek life, or academics. K unable to at- 3S4 8703 Free!!! Student Travel Services is now hiring graded wr monitor. Claris Works 4 onoadedl i tend call Mke at 372-8635 lor more informs campus reps/group organizers. Lowest rates $700 874-1190. Free Cash Grants! College Scholarships Don. Sued your resume-get Involved. Some to Jamaica, Mexico A Florida. Call Business. Medical Mia. Never Repay. Tod paid positions are available CAMPUS POLLYEYES 1-800*48-4 848. Free1-8<»2169000Eit G-2076. NOW HIRING cooka, server*, ft drivers PRIME STAR lowestinstallpnee' [••] Apply between 2-4 pm M-F only! Sljdent needed for part lime yard work. Call Service is I00%lree The Key Yearbook is taking applications for an 6864527 Call now at 1 800 378 4968 academics section editor for the 98/99 school FREE HAIRCUT w/ hair product purchase. year. Candidates should possess excellent Creative, energetic person with a fitness back- The Key Yearbook it taking application! for an Musi can (or available appts. with Judy writing and editing skills, and be familiar with flround. perlerabry certified, wanted to «>« (he academics section editor for the 98/99 school SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches. Cadil- 354-5S08/3S4 2244. Changing Times Salon pagemaker software. This is a paid position Holiday Park Fitness Club aerobic teem Apply year. Candidates should possess excellent lacs. Chevys, BMWs, Corvettes Also Jeeps, (located behind Chi-Chi's) Oder enpires with flexible hours. CaU Mke at 372 8635 lor at 27511 Hosday Lane Perrysburg or call writing and editing tkillt. and be familiar with 4WDs Your Area Toll tree 1-800-218-9000 8/11/98. more info, or to apply 419-874-8442. pagemaker software This is a paid position Ext A-2Q76 for current listings. with flexible hours Call Mke at 372-8635 lor Wally Pleasant Friday's and Saturday's Thursdays at KAMIKAZE'S DTP. Familiar with Mac ft IBM. Pt. or full-time more info or to apply. at KAMIKAZE'S Dinners from 7-9 pm Flex hours. Resume to: Jack Smith 1544 Con- Wiglur All Stars at Uptown. 162 N. Main 80s ana 90s dance Dollar pitchers alt night long neaulAve .B.G. ___ University Dining Services/Graphic Intern. Please call Barb for an interview at 2-7938. Wednesday. Sept. 9 Haven't "made the connection" yet? Eastwood High School, a local high school is Three yean of college in VCT and/or Graphic Let the Welness Connection help. Tuesday's at KAMIKAZE'S looking for a varsity assl. wrestling coach for Design Specialized knowledge and/or skill! Weidner workout center, like new, $200. Largej Endless Inlormation A swing coming . the upcoming season which is Nov. 1 • March equivalent to nx months in tin area. Specific round Wooden table A 4 chairs, $75. Large La- tree nutritional assessment 10. Paid position. For more inlormation. con- course! required: Graphic De!ign 211. VCT ;yboy chair, like new. $75 419-633 4857 at the Wellness Connection Turning Points tact John Obrock (athletic director) at 208 and 308 Photography 282 or Photography Carl 372-WELL (or more Information An informal discussion group about eating dis- 419833-3611. (ART) 325. Three months experience In a simi- orders, weight Issues and normal eating. Be- lar position required. Must have applicable ex- FOR RENT Now hiring full ft pan time drivers. Apply in per- INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: C INNER- ginning penence with Microsoft Word. Pagemaker, son © East of Cheaoo. 1066 N Main. TUBE WATER POLO-SEPT 9; M.W.C ULTI- Oct. 7. Wed., 3:30-5 Freehand Must have the ability to perform this MATE FRISBEE-SCPT. 10. ALL ENTRIES To register call 372-2081 job with a minimal amount ol naming (less than 1 A2bdmi furnished apis. Expenenced aerobic instructor's ft personal DUE BY 3PM IN 130 PE RRY FIELD HOUSE Co-sponsored by Counseling Center one month training period) Valid driven li- 352-7454 A Student Health Service trainers needed tor a new women's fitness ft cense 40 HOURS PER WEEK, MON-FRI INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED FOR aerobic facility in BG area. Certification pre- 8-12 AND 1-5. Pay Rale $5 30>oji WNTERTUBE WATER POLO AND ULTI- ferred Send resume to PO Box 68. Bowling 2 bdrm apt. Totally re-modeled, close to cam- • • MATE FRIS8EE APPLY IN 130 PERRY VOLUNTEER FAIR! Green. OH 43402. WAIISTAFF POSITIONS AVAILABLE DAYS pus. Fully furnished Price is negotiable. For FIELD HOUSE AND PICK UP ANO COM- FREE EXPERIENCE! AND/OR NIGHTS APPLY IN PERSON AT mlocall Malta! 35? 4360 THIS THURSDAY! Expenenced fitness director for 6000 sq ft. BRANDYWINE COUNTRY CLUB. 6904 SAL PLETE TAKE-HOME TEST BEFORE 217 South College- i.S blocks Irom Harms, women's fitness A aerobic facility. Prelerred ISBUHYROAD.MAUMEE. SEPT9TH MUST ATTEND MANDATORY UNION OVAL Hall. 3 BR House. 12 mo lease, tenants pay all RAIN? UNION BALLROOM! degree m fitness or related field ft certification. CLINIC. Send resume to PO Box 68. Bowling Green, Waliy Pleasant UDI.. sec. dep. parental guarantee req. no OH 43402 Wiglur All Stars pels. $575/mo Rent collected quarterly. LOSE WEICHTH Wednesday's at KAMKAZE 'S SI Uptown, 162 N Main Available immediately Help Wanted Wednesday, Sept. 9 For more Inlormation or to algn a lease,1 No diets. No drugs Karaoke with Rich Michelt Waitstaff, bartenders, and cooks. Apply in per- from 102 contact Arbor Enterprises el 354-2854. Al natural calorie bUcker son or call 823-0014 100 W Main St., Has Locally owned end msnsged. Get started (or $32.00 kins. OH 43525. The Haskins Inn. 5 miles north 1-800-995-0223 <24hrs) of BG off state rout* 25. FOR SALE •New Restaurant Opening1 Apartment for rent WANTED 2 BDRM furnished, female oriented Include! utilities. 353 5074 NOW OPEN Lawn maintenance and landscaping. Ful and -IGOTTHEHOOK-UPMI Columbia Sports Wear part-time positions available. No experience SHARP 3-CD STEREO W'REMOTE. Needed lor immediate occupancy one or two necessary. 354-1923. For Rent BGSU jackets A sweats Mil roommate across from Blgshots on cor- DOUBLE TAPE DECK. X-TRA BASS Two bedroom apt w/garage. Yukon hiking boots ner 536 E Wooster Please call 353-92741 Ask Need money? Responsible enough to hold a SYSTEM. 5 BAND DIGITAL EO AND MUCH Close lo campus $450Vmonth. Falcon House rob? Earn it year round al BG Country Club MORE. ONLY $150 00 tor Bnan or Tony. 872 9874 Campus Out filters Flexible shifts AH restaurant postions Rocket FISHER VHS. VCR W/REMOTE. 14 DAY 900E Wooster- 352 3365 SuMeater needed for Haven House apt! Own science degree not required. Apply daily - PROGRAMMABLE. ALL THE EXTRAS TOO Across from Kohl Hat room. 1 bath ft 2 sinks, wafk-m-doset. dish- k 352-3100. ONLY $50 00. Roommate needed. Private entrance, fridge. wash., micro.. AC. Voice Mail 268-5449. BOTH ITEMS MUST SELL! $225 includes utilities. 353 6419 Now accepting application for part- Now open Campus World Travel' PHONE KOOL KEITH @ 372-1278, LEAVE Rooms avail, in BG home. Grad males pref. Dme/day-time position. Spot needed to be MESSAGE. AlKns tokets. spnng break trips HELP WANTED filed ASAP Apply in person Luca Pizza Wood- Please cal 352-1631 or 354-6701 Leave a rafting trips, slung trips land Mall messag. 1986 Volkswagon Goll GTA. 112.200 mi . 5 SUBLEASE R NEEDED Officers a Advlaora Re- sod manual, red. excel cond Too many new Quiet 1 br on Church Si NURSING ASSISTANTS ception/Roundt able parts to list. Looks A run! great Sunrool. AC. $320/mo. No sec dep new kitchen Wood County Nursing Home is currently re- An opportunity lor officers and advisors Plastic flecyder alloy wheels. AM FM cass Viper alarm Florida Man 372-1261 [email protected] lo meet and kick off another successful cruiting responsible, dedicated nursing assis- car Musi sell t5500OBO 3532177 (or Fiber ft Pee Industry tants We are looking tor quality, caring individ- year with student organizations i needs part time production workers 1987 Ford Ranger 98.000 miles Call uals. The Highlends - Grsduate Housing Wed. Sept. 16.6-8pm Community Suite. Umon Walking distance from campus. We want I he beat! 352 6817 One bedroom. Laundry facilities in building Apply in person. AppkcatKxis wirt be accepted from Stale 1996 Dodge Neon, automate. 2 dr. coupe, bik AC,Quiet' Spacious1 Reduced' 441 Pike Street. 353-7383 PWMUPHIMUPHIMUPHIMU Tested or Test-Ready Nurting Assistants, and with grey mtenor. sun roof, spoiler. AMFM The Homeslsad - Grsduate Housing Congratulalons new cabinet members: people interested in taking classes to Become cau stereo, exceii cond. 1 owner car. well One bedroom, furnished AC now carpet A Martha Yeersin-DGR STNA'S Full-time, part-time, and contngent maintained. $6500 Call 419 872-4560 paint Liberty St Spacious 2 bdrm residential Amy Pletman - Standards SIOOO's POSSIBLE TYPING Part Time. positions are available on all three shifts. Bene- area, part of a house. CARS $100 $500 Shannon reckerson - Community Service At Home. Tot Free 800-218 9000 fits include: Highland Management POLICE IMPOUNDS JenmeDorko-Asst. Social En. T-2076 lor Listings '10 Paid Holidays 130 E. Washington St. 354-6036. PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI HU ' 2 Weeks Vacation (After only i year) Hondas, Chevys. Jeeps. A Sport ' 15 Paid Sick Days Utilities MUST SELL' S2O0-$! 000-week * Retirement Program 1-800522 2730x4556 Wally Pleasant PHI HU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU Process Gov't Mortages from * Free Meals/Free Untlorms Fender Max P bass w' hard shell Like new Wiglur All Stars The sisters of Phi Mu would like to congratulate domvapt/home. Only 1 simple form to finish. at Uptown. 162 N Main ' Quarterly Attendance Incentive! $270 OBO Call Patrick or Ive. message © Stacy on her engagement to Thomas Anyone can do. Legit, easy ft. Call Wednesday. Sept 9 PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU ' Weekend Differential of $1 more/hour 353 2204 614-4 7Q 2201. * Medical/Dental/VisiorvPrescr/Lile Ins PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU $2000 Tuition Reimbursement (Premiums (or a Family only $151 8/mo') The sisters of PI* Mu would like to United Parcel Service Al this and a great starting wage for STNA'S ol welcome everyone back to school On-campuo Interviews this Thure. $6 72/hr wild a wage increase to $6 99/hr m PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU From 10am-2pm at Career Services only 120 day!. CaU 372-2356 lor an inlsr «iew. Don't wait-Brmg your (fiends-apply today: Wood County Nursing Home PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU WE OFFER 'Excellent entry level pay ol 11080 E.Gypsy Lane Rd The sisters of Phi Mu would like to congratulate $8.50/$9 50 per hour, and can earn Bowling Green, OH 43402 Martha on her pearling to Rob (419)353 8411 PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU up lo $12 4S/$13 45 per hour with She's a gang leader., progression *Fui Dme benefits for part tme work' Part-time Student Employment PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU 'Advancement opportunities' Are you looking lor part-time employment of 15 Great |Ob Bnttainney with your position 'Holidays and weekends off' hours plus per week withei walking distance to Keep it up" Cell (419) 191-8820. EOE. BGSU campus? Interested m working various PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU with a goal ABSOLUTE SPRING BREAK" 2 FREE TRIPS unskilled jobs m assembly, packaging, elc ? II ON ONLY 15 SALES and EARN $$$$. Ja- Rale of pay is $5 15 per hour. Apply in person Senior Portraits maica, Cancun, Bahamas, Florida, Padre! Low between the hours of 9O0am and 5:00pm Senior Portraits Prices' Free Meals. Parties ft Meals' "limtad (Mon.-Fn.) at: Advanced Specialty Products. LESS CRIME IS Senior Portraits O ( f e r Inc 426 dough Si BG OH 43402 NO ACCIDENT Starting Monday. Sept. 14ti Carl Woll Studios 1800-426- 7710vwww.suniplashlours com Pnntmg pressmen A8 Dick equip. Flexible wtl be on campus taking senior portraits from (Jho N tafca* you — and prof ram* thai work. hours. Send resume lo: Jack Smith. 1544 1uam-6pm dairy. Any senior graduating in ATTENTION STUDENTS Conneau! Aye . B G tint tl . Dec.. May or August should attend Portraits International markenng firm wiH be accepting i a 1BOOWE PREVENT ■ are taken m your dress clothes and m a cap applications on campus Wed.. Sept. 9, from PT gnll cook. PT bartender (evenings). Mag- 10-3 in Canal Room. Student Union Positions and gown provided by the studio Sessions last gie's Family Restaurant. Call 874-1543 lor ■ k4-( Ij *-■*•■- about 15 minutes and the $6 sitting fee can be avail are hjU-pt tme with flex firs around ■ eppt >0 St**) charged to the Bursar. Please call classes No telemarketing, no cold calmg. no ■ 1 BOO 9691338 to schedule a siting Portraits asp. needed, faming provided. Guaranteed Sanitation crew needed tor Greenkne Produce are taken m 28 West Hall Don't be left out ol flat rate $10.80. $40,000 yr. in scholarship Co PT ft FT hours available. Flexible sched- ule. $tVhr. Apply at 12700 S. Dixie Hwy. the Fatlonc 1999 Key Yearbook money awarded Co-opsmtsmships aval Al majors may apply. across from Portage Quarry, or call 354-1149. SPRING BREAK PLAN NOW Cancun. Jamaica. Mazaoan. 4 S. Padre. Early bird savings unMOct.31 Campus sales reps warned. Earn free trips . cash 1.800.SURFSUP www.ttudentexprets com NcwKovc Realty Rentals * I Ixlnn FREE HAS HEAT. \XI\TER & SEWER llxIniiwMonhlcUi&ilroiil pORti STEAK HOUSE * llxImmrrikAvnliAvn business ESTABLISHED I Vo *2lxlrmlin\rnlii|>lr\ w/toryryorcl " 2lxlrminQiii<-l JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE NrujhlxirliiHKl EllliMiilnlirvrnkMiiliAMi 319 E. Wooster Street -ill NTS (Across from Taco Bell) VIM I «)lli: DEFICE FORA RENTALS--354-2260 COTPLI II IMINiiFOR BaB APARTMENTS FOR RENT tlNI)FH(iRAI)UArE.(iRAI)ll- Truck and Auto Repair • 602 Second, Furn. Eff. $260. per mo. WE UJfKkONLY AEEANDI'ROFrssiONAI. 10% Discount IKXRINii! ORVIMMHIR • 602 Second. 1 BR. Fum. Apt. $300. per mo. w/ Student ID NEW WHSMTE: • 610 Second. 2 BR. Furn. Apt. $350. per mo. •Oil Change $19.99" hitpyAv\NnA'.ivvvlovcrcai1g.coni "most vehicles • 828 Seventh, 2 BR. Unturn. $423 per mo. WV mill 111mi Mrtrl • Low Shop Rates 8 B • 724 S. College, 2 BR. Unfurn. $400 per mo. • Engine Service (auronhitafkc) • 831 Seventh, 2 BR. Furn. $300 per mo. • Transmission Work • Brakes W • 751 High St. 2 BR. Furn. $300 per mo. 13040 Bishop Rd B&B Bowling Green OH • 849 Napoleon Rd. 2 BR. Furn. $300 per mo. 353-2521 I,.hop Free Towing il we •a 'Length lease negotiable' do the job! icnrnm a I id Swill Mam Bowline, (ireen anna BGSU K