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spent on a student's education. not mean that they qualify," Mar- Are You Eligible? By AMYJO L. BROWN "The intent of the new tax law tini said. "The best thing to do to The BG News is to help lessen the financial bur- find out if you qualify is to talk to den of college," said Joseph Mar- First cringe. Then ignore them a tax consultant." The Hope Scholarship: tini, bursar. The Hope Scholarship, which as long as possible. Then weep as QA Hope tax credit of up to $1,500 can be claimed lor your checking account is left While both credits are being is a tax credit despite its "schol- offered, they apply to different arship" title, is available to stu- two years per student per household who is enrolled in with $1.70. higher education at least half-time. Paying bills is an emotionally types of students and to different dents enrolled at least half-time ■ Jud Laipply suggests (and financially) draining proce- amounts of credit. and in their first or second year dure, but when it comes time to A student might qualify for of study. The credit is also applic- we stop complaining one or the other if he receives a able to each student eligible in The Lifetime Learning Scholarship: do taxes on April 15th, those bills and take control of form from the University called the household. Q A Lifetime Learning tax credit up to SI,000 can be our own happiness. might help save some money. Sound like a paradox? the 1098-T. All students who reg- Credit is given for 100 percent claimed for an unlimited amount of time, but only once • • • • • istered with the University in of the first $1,000 of payments for Two new tax credits, the Hope a year per student per household. This credit is avail- 1998 will have a form sent to qualified tuition and fees, and 50 ■ Letters to the editor Scholarship and the Lifetime able to undergraduate, graduate, and continuing educa- Learning credit, will reduce the their permanent address. percent of the second $1,000. discuss State of the "Just because a student tion course work. amount of taxes owed, depend- Union address. receives a form, however, does ing on the amount of money • See TAXES, page five.

rest of the week. students need to physically be in According to an observation- the librarv. Tampering al study run at Jerome Library, 2 "They can just come in and a.m. would be a reasonable time. get the material niter they've fig- court case i Fighting continues in Studying Christopher Miko, associate ured out what they need," Miko Kosovo in spite of after dean of the library, explained said. dismissed NATO warnings. that a few years ago, students Newnam said there are cer- The BG News were allowed 24-hour access to tain exceptions. hours the libraty for a few days. Dur- "Some materials can't be The tampering with evidence ing this period, head counts checked out," Newnam said. case against Jason Bauwin. ,\ USG proposes extended were taken every half hour to "Information in reserved books junior computer science major, Local author dePuts determine the number of stu- cannot be removed, unless you was dismissed by Wood County dents in the building. want to copy an extensive num- prosecutors last Friday. his novel. library hours for students "We were pretty busy up ber of pages." Bauwin was facing third- until about 2 a.m., but then She also said that students degree felony charges stemming • • • • "They want us to be open 24 numbers dropped drastically," doing large assignments need from an event on Oct. 17. He By ROBERT RECKER hours a day, seven days a week, Miko said. "That's how we more time. indicted in December by a gr I NOW checks out The The BG News 365 days a year," one staff mem- decided on the closing time we "You don't want to be in the jury for allegedly erasing ,i ber said. would use before finals week." middle of a large project at 11:30 videotape made durmg a | Big Creak Band. The lighted windows of Newnam said that funding But expanding the hours for p.m.," Newnam said. "Then you on that date, according to Gary Jerome Library is one of the first and hiring have not entered the finals week and expanding them have to put all your books back, Bishop, the assistant prosecuting signs to those driving on 1-75 discussions yet, and that the for half a semester are two dif- and hope to remember where attorney in the case. that the University is quickly changes would not be that dras- ferent things, according to Miko. they all are the next day." At trial, Bishop said, the start approaching. If an Undergradu- tic. "There's always pressure to As the proposal is further dard of proof is higher than at ate Student Government (USG) She said a possibility would expand the hours," Miko said. analyzed, Miko believes that the the grand jury level. proposal goes through, those be to maintain the present hours "It's the easy thing to point at." key to a decision is balance. "We felt there was insufficient lights could be burning into the until midterm, and then to He believes that the increased "In a world of limited evidence to establish his guilt wee hours of the morning. extend closing time until 2 a.m. use of the Internet to research resources, we have to be careful beyond a reasonable doubt." USG wants to extend the Right now, the library closes at topics, as well as to find library to put our money where it is Bishop said. number of hours the library is midnight Sunday through books through BGL'nk, has most useful," Miko said. Rape charges against Andrew open "in an effort to improve the Thursday and at 7:30 p.m. the decreased the amount of time Zeid were dismissed in a plea- learning environment for the bargain deal earlier this month. students." Bauwin was not convicted of According to the resolution, any misdemeanors as Zeid was. "current library hours do not In a motion to dismiss the adequately facilitate the needs case, Bishop stated the reque I of the student body." had been made "in the interest ol B.G. women's basket Kate Newnam, along with justice." ball outguns O.U. 97- fellow USG senator Clint Gault, 89. is sponsoring the proposal. Midwest Newnam said that plans at the moment are tentative, in order to quell any ill reactions. plant closes 5lhion 2 "We don't want it to be 3 viewed as a situation of us after strike Page Three (USG) versus the administra- World and Nation 4 tion," Newnam said. The BG News NOW 9 Some library workers are not The National Labor Relations Sports 6 welcoming the possible Board (NRLB) has dismissed Sports Agate 8 changes. They did not wish to be complaints made by United identified, but said that money Auto Workers Local 4444 against and the hiring of more workers Midwest Stamping, Inc., of hat? were problems introduced by BG News Photo/ MATT MILLER Bowling Green. the proposal. Sarah DeWitt, sophomore history major, leafs through books in Jerome Library. The complaints stemmed "Ealier today in the from a bitter dispute between shoot around I said workers and management that ended with the closing of BG's coach, I just feel good Midwest Stamping plant last today. We are going Student art to bring BG, Toledo together Nov. 30. The Union had filed to have a good four complaints with the Nl.Rli. game" Studies classes and Honors stu- dialogues about race," she said. and said the project has proved According to Randy Malloy, By BRANDI BARHITE Gonsalves-Pinto said free quite successful. field investigator for the NLRII, Angle Fanner dents along with several other The BG News student participants were part of expressions are an effective way "After an initial period of dis- evidence was found lacking in Said before creating this "reality," which will to open the dialogue on race and comfort, as students grapple each of the four complaints. The she broke BC's 3-point record The cities of Bowling Green run through Feb.14. will make people more comfort- with their thoughts and feelings Union alleged that the compart} and Toledo are only 20 miles regarding race and ethnicity, had bargained in bad faith and apart, but the Bowling Green Wes Hoffman, Mayor of Bowl- able when talking about race. Hoffman added that he hopes they succeed in creating honest unfairly held workers' vacation mayor and University officials ing Green, and Carty Finkbeiner, JIBPiica the exhibit will raise the level of and thought-provoking free would like to use art to further Mayor of Toledo, were both at Pay- Check out: racial awareness and that it will expressions," she said. Midwest Stamping, Inc. reduce the distance. the museum to congratulate the break the silence that racial dis- Gonsalves-Pinto said numer- Chairman Ron Thompson said www.bgnews. This past Friday "Breaking students and to cement a new ous free expressions have the company conducted itself in the Silence," an exhibit of free relationship between Bowling cussion often generates. touched her, and many of the good faith. ' com expressions created by Universi- Green and Toledo committed to The free expression project expressions have generated dis- "We were honest both in the News, web extras and a ty students, was opened at the promoting positive racial rela- began several years ago after cussion. Hoffman added that he desire to find a contract exten Toledo Museum of Art in an tions. Gonsalves-Pinto observed that whole lot more. was most impressed with sion, then in the decision to close attempt to widen the dialogue "I proposed to build a joint students had a difficult time sharing their thoughts about race Greene's free expression, which the facility," Thompson said. "I on race. Free expressions are relationship with Toledo," Hoff- in her ethnic studies classes. resembled a three dimensional feel the company said all along Want to get in touch? unique art forms which discuss man said. "It will take a lot of Many of the free expressions in building. that we would conduct negotia- race through creative measures. work, but if we can go beyond bgnews@bgnet. the exhibit were from her ethnic "Anyone who goes up there tions in accordance with the law Students created art including our own borders it will be good cannot help but be impressed and our legal requirement, as bgsu.edu sculptures, embroidery, mobiles, for the region." studies class last semester. "Our educational system has with the intensity and diversity well as our commitment to woodwork and poetry. Lorna Gonsalves-Pinto, CLC Your direct line to your of the projects," he said. "Some employers and the public." "I felt privileged to be a part ethnic studies professor, agreed. not provided students with a newspaper. critical understanding of United are hostile and others are heart- The Bowling Green plant of this," said Ella Greene, a She hopes the exhibit will serve States racial relations or the tools warming." closed after a three month strike sophomore art therapy major. as a channel for discussing race. for communicating about these Greene described her project that began last August. Midwest Or call us: "Everything in the exhibit is real- "A partnership was estab- as a building with a two-fold Stamping, Inc. continues opera- ly important. It is tense and it lished between these two com- ideas," she said. munities with hopes that stu- She began using the free message. On one side of the tions in its other three plants >66 represents reality." around the country. Union offi- Ghapman Learning Commu- dents and city people from both expressions as a tool for students cities would engage in ongoing to share their feelings on race cials could not be reached tor nity (CLC) students in ethnic • See EXPRESSIONS, page five. comment. 1 % pane 2 The BG News Thursday, January 21. 1999

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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McClosky Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Tony Cavallario Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller Learn to pack your own happiness Web Editor There is a man who works on would be purposely mean to good relationship with the oppo- Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown a construction crew and every- someone who simply smiled site sex, or success and happi- Assistant Managing Editor day he sits down with the other and said hello as they passed by. ness and so on. People are con- Chief Reporter workers for lunch. Everyday he Yet individuals continually com- stantly talking themselves down pulls out the same sandwich plain that no one is friendly into believing that they are from his lunch box, looks at it, without making any effort to be unworthy of such things. My and complains, "Man, ham and friendly first. What a paradoxi- argument is this: Why shouldn't cheese again!" cal world we live in. you be worthy? Each one of use "I'm getting tired of this. All The world is full of parodoxes is deserving of the best we can editorial the time, it's the same thing. and most are under our direct have as long as we are willing to Ham and chesse!" control. Some happen naturally work for it and pay the conse- In a case soon to be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Finally after about two while many fall under the quences. issue of sexual harrassment will delve into an odd and often months of this, one of the other premises of our own thought Maybe you think that you uncharted area: grade school. workers asks him why he just it by saying there is nothing to patterns. Many of us find our- never talk to yourself, right? A Georgia mother claims to have repeatedly notified her daugh- doesn't tell his wife to pack him do besides that. selves complaining about the Well, you are right now. In fact, ter's school of several offenses directed by a fellow, male classmate. something different. The man My thoughts aren't geared people in our lives, yet do noth- you talk to yourself 24 hours a But because the school took no action toward this classmate, the looks at him, puzzled, and sim- toward drinking. It is just a ing to separate ourselves from day. Even when you are not lis- mother felt the need to take them to court. What makes this so odd ply replies, "What wife? I'm not prime example of how people them. tening to yourself, you are still and unique in the realm of sexual harrassment is the age of the per- married, I pack my own lunch- will complain about the things How often do you hear talking to yourself. Monitor your petrator. He's a fifth grader. es." they can control. There are many women complain about the men self talk. Take a moment to fig- The school claims that they cannot be held responsible for the While the story is a humorous other areas of life that people in their lives? You might hear the ure out what you are saying. actions of a student. Their realm, in sexual harrassment at least, deals one, the point is quite clear. will complain about that they classic phrase, "Why do I attract This will help you to determine only with faculty and staff. What are you packing? In life, I can control: relationships, so many losers?" or, "Why can't I if the situation that you are com- Obviously, the mother did make the school aware of what was mean. Are there things that you schoolwork, living conditions find a good man?" Well, ladies, plaining about is under your happening, but what about the parents of the boy who was doing the complain about that in reality and so on. no one is controlling who you go control. Change your self talk harrassing? It seems to be a sign of this age where everything has to are in your control? I always A lot of our complaints come out with, only you. and you will change your atti- be settled by a third party and not between the two involved in a hear people complain that there from our own selfishness. I Men are the same way. They tude. conflict. It seems like appropriate behavior would have been to make is nothing to do here except always get a good laugh out of will also complain about the Complaints are common the boy's parent(s) aware of what their son was doing and that it drink. While your choice might people who claim that other peo- level of companionship that they place every where you go and wasn't appreciated. be to go out and have a few ple are just unfriendly. I hear have. Perhaps they complain more than likely you have had Also, though, if the school isn't responsible for student actions, drinks, I laugh in the face of any- people claim that no one smiles that they don't have a significant your fair share. Next time you then why were we all worried about being suspended or paddled for one who claims that there is or says hello as they walk by on other, yet if the opportunity aris- hear youself complaining, think causing trouble in the classroom back when we were in school? If we nothing else to do. There are as campus. Why is it the responsi- es, they are quick to scamper of the above story and ask your- can be punished for speaking during class or causing a disturbance, many things to do around here bility of the other person to away from the thought of com- self, "Am I packing this?" why not when one child is harrassing another child? as there are anywhere else. If engage a smile? Is anyone so mitment. The answer, though, may actually be much more simple. These cool that everyone else should you choose to go out and drink, As humans, we are brought jud Laipply is a columnist for are children. And children do not know right from wrong very often. fine. I have no problem with smile at them first? Never in my up thinking that we are not The News. He can be contacted at To take the actions of an 11- or 12-year-old to the Supreme Court that, but don't try to rationalize life have I met anyone that deserving of things such as a [email protected]. seems contradictory. We accept that children do not have the same understanding of the world and their responsibilities in it for most cases, so why not this? Letters to the Editor: State of the Union address It seems that the most constructive way to have handled this situ- College Dems State of confusion appeal to the entire Congress for for class president. Theyl ation would have been to contact the parents of the offending boy, his own sake, but that isn't my then the school and then make it clear that this is a very good case support Clinton I curse myself every time I promise better food in the cafete-l watch the State of the Union concern right now. The purpose for the children to learn from. Many of us had our first sexual edu- While many people are of this speech is now to take ria, mandatory study halls, and| caught up in President Clinton's address. It only serves to aggra- cation lessons in fifth grade, so why not include this as part of the advantage of the best campaign- letters on EVERYONE'S jackets. personal life, there are many of vate me every damn time. This lesson? In other words, this case should never have gotten to the ing opportunity of the year; and Supreme Court and instead should have been settled in the more us who are tired of constantly traditional, "important" event It's this rivalry, and the medial has become a sickening farce, in to pat yourself and your party sensible way: at home. hearing about somr-'-ing that that perpel. .tes it, that keeps! should have been a non-issue. all its elements. • >n the back (whether deserving Kenneth Starr's purpose in The media that bring it into or not). But the President and our country from making anyl his party aren't the only ones Letters to the Editor policy spending over $40 million and our homes every year start by real progress. Because our polit-l more than four years of the tax locking onto the latest controver- who get to throw their sales Do you agree with all of this? The BG Newt encourages all student, faculty, pitch. ical system is based on the prin-l administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a strong opln- payers time and money was to sy with the jaws of a pitbull and : ion. The BG News will not dlscrimmlnate upon letters solely based on a person's investigate Whitewater, a word shake it to near-death (they don't It has become customary ciple of "Keeping THEM Out of] '.opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. (because we do have such a that was mentioned a total of want to kill it completely — they Office," and because those who ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two two times in his report to Con- strong BIPARTISAN — that's typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually in response to a current Issue on wouldn't have it to talk about ' the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area, gress. later). The only question on their two and only two parties — sys- bring us these petty arguments ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as While we do not condone minds last night was "Will the tem) to allow the other party a are no more concerned about the Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- President Clinton's personal chance to sell their winning ered based on topic relevance and quality. President mention his impeach- real issues than the politician actions, we realize that they were ment? How will he avoid the smiles as well. And this year the Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The Newt will not print any letter or just that: his personal actions smiling was done in more of a who avoid them, we continue] Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished issue? only If the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone that he and Mrs. Clinton have to Will he be nervous because of Hollywood fashion than it ever year after year, to sink. number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- work through. We as a nation it? How can we slip in more has been before. umn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have have to acknowledge this and We are sinking into a muck valid reasons to remain anonymous. comments about it?" The net- Two Republicans, positioned allow them that consideration. ; To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and works are nothing more than the to give us a scenic view of the that numbs our senses of morali-l ^ leave It In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send It on e-mail to This week, the State of the three (or four) dominant tabloids Capitol, each took their turns , bgnews#bgnct.bgsu.edu and give It the subject, "Letter to the Editor". Union address confirmed just ty, reason, and responsibility! of America's media circus. They describing to us their wonderful how strong our nation has | Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The only care about the sideshow lives and how it's the Republican Some of us can still pay attention become under the leadership of . News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- party that makes those lives pos- to our "government," but doing ; edges all entries submitted for publication. President Clinton over the past attractions, not the real issues sible. And what two representa- six years. Now, we need to sup- concerning this country's status, so only enrages us at their lack ol| both home and within the global tives could have been better port our President's innovative care for what they are supposed ."Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any visions as we move in to the new community. choices for the job? A single •.material from this publication without prior permission of The BG Newt is millenium. Unfortunatly, this The State of the Union mom who managed to raise her to be doing. But, unfortunately! prohibited. two fantastic boys all on her own can not happen until the chaos in address has become the sales it seems all we can do about it i<| The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- Washington ends. It is our hope pitch for the political party in and a football star who married lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- his cheerleading high-school write vicious letters to the local jter. that Congress will resolve this control (therefore, of the Presi- matter quickly and allow Presi- dent). Despite the multiple allu- sweetheart. paper .and wait for next year's ■Opinions expressed in*columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily sions to "bipartisan" efforts and My point is that our political 'those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG dent Clinton lo continue the "State of the Union address." News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff good work he has begun. partnerships, the Democrats system is nothing more than a (represented by Clinton) only rivalry between the two biggest [The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors in sto ;ries or photograph descriptions. Emily Deisig wish to push their own platform. show-offs in class, both trying Jeremy Brink Sara Tomashefski Of course it can be argued their best to convince us that Senior •Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. College Democrat Co-Chairs that Clinton also wanted to they are the only sensible choice Creative Writing

! I I -I website of the day PEOPLE www.beer.com on the street campus life (or life in gener- are in the same places. Would you be al if we're really lucky). I'll How about the temporary interested in try to avoid divulging details suspension of the physical of my life and addressing having the laws that would have things real issues. There's a lot of library extend its fall straight downward bizarreness in everyday life hours? without worrying about the unless there are forces Welcome to my world. It's bigger picture, and that's other than gravity acting on a long story, how this "page Bill Helmet Carrie Brewer what page 2 is for anyway. I them? (Seriously, how do Sophomore Sophomore 3 diarist" idea got started, can't promise witty, even my glow stars end up on the Const. Mgt. Computer Sci. and how I got to be the one "I feel the "What are though my editor thinks playing that role. For now, floor nowhere near directly times are the library that's in the job description. sufficient." let's just say Wendling under their appointed spots hours''" It's too much pressure, and thought the university could on the ceiling?) chances are you wouldn't use a little of my slightly This is a place where logic agree with my definition unconventional perspective. anyway. is supreme, but all facts are I always knew my eclecti- suspect. I will explore the Michael Argento Just know that this is a Sophomore cism was good for some- world where anything can possibility that inanimate Computer Sci. thing. To think that people happen, and sometimes it objects are conspiring "I believe that the actually asked me why a library should does. You'll find small-scale against us, and will not hes- science student bothered expand its hours oddities like me identifying itate to invoke the notion Manley Kirwan during finals and Nicole Pajk with social theory or litera- myself (in a public forum, no that it is the rest of the Junior midterms." Freshman ture, music or foreign lan- less!) by a form of my name Sociotogy/Psych. Early Child. Ed. guages! There's a place for world, and not me, that fails "Yes - they "No -1 personally that I haven't willingly used need to sleep at everything in my world. to conform to reasonable should always be in years. Or panicking open until night, I don't Primarily, this is a place for because I can't find Saturn, standards of sanity. 12 a.m." need to be at the library. People observations sprinkled with and having to check every Consider yourselves fore- need to take a the occasional insight into night to make sure the stars warned. break." events. Thursday 1/21/99 leers conclude regular-season teams looking for new mem- 8 p.m. Panel Discussion and gown. Office of series against the Wolverines on bers. No obligations. Olscamp University Performing Sponsored by Omega Essence Registration and Records. a Thursday night in a game that Lobby Faculty Lounge. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 10-11 a.m. will be televised by Fox Sports Dancers International Travel Grant Detroit. Ann Arbor, Michigan Tickets are S5 and available at A Walk through the Paper Workshop 7:30 p.m. the door. Sponsored by Human Friday 1/22/99 Forest Call the Education Abroad 7:30 p.m. Fiction reading by Movement, Sport and Leisure Show opened Jan. 11 and con- Office at 419/372-0309 for Crew Recruitment Wendell Mayo Studies. For more information, 5 p.m. tinues through Feb. 5 Tues-Sat. details. 1103 Offenhauer West. Meeting Wendell Mayo will read selec- call 419/372-6915. Eva Marie Deadline to apply for 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sun. 2-5 p.m. Meeting for students interested tions from his new novel-in-sto- Saint Theatre. graduation (undergradu- Free. A selection of Latino prints 7 p.m. in joining crew. NO experience ries. IN LITHUANIAN WOOD. ates) and drawings from the collec- Hockey at Michigan needed. Men's and women's Prout Chapel. 9 p.m. Don't forget to order your cap tion of El Museo del Barrio. daily ' 1 > . 1 1 1 IK 11 n u WEATHER 14 I'- 17 ll* CROSSWORD » 1 f 1 ' TODAY FRIDAY ?3 i ^■n ACROSS 57 Domesticate 27 Fri. follower Rain. Rain. 1 Nuisance 58 Rental 28 Media rep » H ' a a JC 5 Group of eight agreement 29 Falsehood 10 Lincoln and 59 Tree stump 30 Affirmative vote H ' 37 60 Surefire shots HIGH: 45 LOW: 33 HIGH: 47 LOW: 37 Burrows 32 Simple bed 33 *M i', *> 17 H 14 Writer Quindlen 61 Citrus fruit 33 Pint drink 15 Graph starter? 62 Big-mouth 34 Eliminate }, •0 41 •? • 3 Today ... cloudy. 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The Editor in Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 " Eye on Serbs continue to attach, rebels news Fighting erupts in northern Kosovo ompiled from staff and wire reports after Milosevic rejects NATO warning The Associated Press In Brussels, Belgium, NATO's supreme commander, Gen. Wes- ■GOVERNMENT RESHUFFLE I SIPOLJE, Yugoslavia — Serb ley Clark, and German Gen. Taft to merge welfare, jobs departments forces battled ethnic Albanian Klaus Naumann admitted they COLUMBUS (AP) — The slate plans to combine Ohio's Bureau rebels in northwestern Kosovo made little progress during more of Employment Services and Department of Human Services by next on Wednesday as both sides than seven hours of talks Tues- summer, Governor Bob Taft said Wednesday. ignored NATO warnings to halt day with Yugoslav President Slo- Taft said the merger, which must still be approved by the Legisla- the fighting. At least two guerril- bodan Milosevic. ture, will save the state money and improve job-training programs. las were killed and a Serb moth- Clark told alliance ambas- er and her two children were But not everybody is sure the merger is such a great idea. sadors Wednesday that Milose- reported injured. Senate Minority Leader Ben Espy, D-Columbus, said he had some vic showed "no flexibility." The deaths came in a giinbat- concerns about the proposal — particularly about how it will impact With diplomacy making little tle that broke out near Kosovska people in the state's urban areas. headway, NATO's policy-mak- Mitrovica, 25 miles northwest of "We can respond better once we know the details," Espy said. ing body, the North Atlantic Pristina, the capital of the sepa- Council, ordered the USS Enter- The merger would combine the 2,300-employee employment ser- ratist province. There were no vices bureau and the 1,500-employee human services department. prise, currently in the Aegean reports of Serb casualties. Sea, to steam into the Adriatic The state assured the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association, Each side blamed the other for Sea and moved an eight-vessel which represents about 37,000 state and other public employees, on starting the fighting. Serb police Mediterranean naval force to Wednesday that the merger would not result in job cuts, OCSEA said the Kosovo Liberation Army Brindisi, Italy. spokeswoman Jenny Goldberg said. rebels began shooting when offi- The idea of merging the two agencies was welcomed by Jack The council also reduced the cers entered a nearby village to notice to pilots and others for Freeh, director of the Athens County Department of Human Ser- search for guerrillas who carrying out airstrikes from four vices. wounded five policemen two to two days. "Generally I think that it makes sense in terms of the fact that over days earlier. In London, British Prime Min- the last few years, Human Services has become so focused on help- Reporters saw the bodies of ister Tony Blair said that Milose- ing people gel jobs," he said. two ethnic Albanians, including one covered with ammunition vic "risks a rapid military I TERRORISM I belts with a machine gun at his response from NATO" if he fails side. The other was carrying a to abide by the Oct. 12 cease-fire, US investigates embassy bombings pistol. which temporarily ended seven NEW DELHI, India (AP) — U.S. counter-terrorism experts have Rebels said they opened fire months of fighting. Milosevic also showed no sign arrived in India to assess what police say was a plot by Saudi dissi- after Serb forces shelled the near- of backing down on a decision to dent Osama bin Laden to bomb the U.S. Emb-jsy and two consular, by village of Vraganica. Dozens expel the American head of the offices, an embassy spokeswoman said today. of frightened ethnic Albanian international peace verification Associated Press Photo Police have arrested four people, including a Bangladeshi man civilians fled the fighting aboard horse-drawn carts. team, William Walker. Serb police peer out of a doorway as fighting erupted between ethnic accused of working for Pakistan's intelligence agency, according to But late Wednesday, the new Albanian rebels and Serb forces in the village of Sipolje, about 25 miles newspaper reports in New Delhi. Serb media reported a Serb northwest of Pristina, Wednesday. mother and her two children Yugoslav deputy prime minister The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi and consulates in the southern were injured before dawn indicated a resolution might be saying: "The case of Ambassador Arbour, left neighboring Mace- city of Madras and the eastern city of Calcutta were targeted, accord- Wednesday when a mortar nearing for Walker, the former Walker will be solved through donia on Wednesday for The ing to the reports. The attacks were to have taken place before next exploded on their home in a vil- U.S. ambassador to El Salvador. compromise and to the mutual I lague, Netherlands, after hav- Tuesday's national holiday marking the anniversary of India's con- lage near here. A 14-year-old girl Vuk Draskovic, named to the satisfaction." ing be«.n refused permission stitution. was reported to be in serious post Monday, was quoted by the Meanwhile, the chief U.N. twice in two davs to enter Security at U.S. embassies and consulates around the world has condition. independent Fonet agency as war crimes prosecutor, Louise Yugoslavia. been tightened following the August bombings of the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, which killed a total of 224 people. Applications available for the When the weather DELBERT L. LATTA SCHOLARSHIP gets cold and you The Delbert L. Latta Scholarship was created upon the 1988 retirement of Delbert Latta from the U.S. Congress, where he had served as Ohio's Fifth District Representative lor need something to 30 years. He also served three terms in the Ohio Senate. 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The University did not also be aware that an additional For example, if Joe's parents hold per year can claim this cred- One of the qualifications for fill in information in regards to form may be required and they are making 5100,000 a year and it, although there is no limit to both tax credits is an income of the amount of tuition and fees should call the IRS for informa- Joe is attending BCSU as a the number of times a student $50,000 or less if single or equal paid. The purpose of the forms is tion about where they can get the sophomore, paying S4.000 a year can receive it. to or less than $100,000 if mar- to acknowledge that the students form. EXPRESSIONS- Continued from page one. sor al CLC, added that CLC stu- ronmental science major, said people will not just look al her nationwide, which is looking dents, who created the majority creating her free expression free expression as artistic, she possible. According to Gon- building is the illusion of the per- ol the projects, are beginning to made her think about race and wants people to see the sadness fect world, on the another side is realize the impact their artwork its implications. Her free expres- her project reveals. salves-Pinlo, several of the free a destroyed and diseased world. < CO will have on Toledo. sion involved a drawing of a key, "I want people to pick up a expressions in the exhibit will be GreeiW believes the illusions "The students are very with the message that working book and learn," she said. "I must be broken and people need proud," he said. "It was very together is "key" to conquering want people to donate some- sent to Washington D.C. and to to talk about problems, racial or gratifying (or them to see their racial problems. thing to a city. I want people to the National Meeting of the not, in an honest manner. artwork al the museum and they "I think people will look al do something about the prob- "As long as people are living have a good sense that they them and think about something lems." American Association of Col- on the other side then we are all could have an impact on peo- they never thought about Greene said having her work leges and Universities in San trapped," she said. pie." before," she said. in Toledo is exciting, but she Bob Midden, associate profes- Kim Lane, a freshman envi- Greene added that she hopes would like to see the exhibit go Francisco later this month. Greenspan opposes Social Security stock investment I he Associated I'rcss kinds" from political interfer- wisest to use the surplus lor percent of the surplus, assumes would come from the ence, Greenspan told the Mouse across-the-board income tax Greenspan said tax cuts would slock market, Clinton's plan WASHINGTON - - Federal Ways and Means Committee. cuts, as Republicans want. The help the economy more. would fall about five years short Reserve Chairman Alan The central bank chairman Fed chairman said he believes it of a key goal: keeping Social Greenspan swiftly joined con- "I don't think it's a close call," said, however, that he enthusias- would help the economy most if Security from running shorl of gressional Republicans in shoot- he said. tically supports most of Clinton's the surplus were used to pay cash for 55 years. 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■ Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports /$ 372-2602 Falcons face other state team in Michigan Collegiate llockev Association. they have three future NIIL out." After having been one of Ihc Hockey Michigan is in second place defensemen on their team." II something happens to gel most prolific scoring teams in the By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON with a record ol 13-3-1 in the In the previous two meetings pasl the vaunted UM defense, league in pasl years, UM is fifth The HG News league, two points behind con- with Michigan, the Wolverines Michigan also has one of the in league scoring this year. Their league's lop goallenders, fresh- ference kingpin Michigan Slate. have won both games. Michigan 3.0ft goals per game is slightly A week after playing the num- Like MSU, Michigan has an heal BG bv 5-2 scores both limes, man Josh Blackburn. His league behind BG. ber two team in the nation, the abundance of talent in all posi- once in Bowling Green and once goals-against average of 1.78 is Falcon hockey team gets a break. Michigan tions. in Ann Arbor. second only to the league's other Freshman Mike Comrie leads Tonight, they only have to play Buhba Hcren/wcig, Mike VJI\ The three-goal victories are a Blackburn — Michigan Stale's the team in scoring, with seven the tilth best team in the nation. 1 hursday • 7 p m Ryn and Jell Jilson of the Wolver- bit deceptive as the games were joe. goals and 10 assists. Josh Lang* Bowling Green will \ isii the Yosl Ice Arena, Ann Arhnr ines make up one of the most tal- fairly close. Going into the third Blackburn entered the year as field, Hale Rominski and Mark Michigan Wolverines in a rare ented groups ol defensemen in period, the Falcons had the score Michigan's big question mark. Kosick round out the Wolverine Thursday night game. BG: 11-10-2,7-8-2 CCHA college hockey. tied 2-2 in one and were only I le and fellow freshman Kevin scoring attack. With Ferris State plaving Ohio I'M: 16-5-2, 13-3-1 CCHA "The last lime we played down by one in the other O'Malley were charged with • The Falcon-, have been "As far as skating goes, our State tonight as well, the game them, they made it virtually "I think we know what to replacing one of Michigan's outscored i»-l in the ihird period team can skale with Michigan," was pushed hack to give the Fal- in two games with L'M this year. impossible to gel to their net," expect more," BG forward Craig greatest goallenders, Marty cons a day ol rest before playing BC! coach Buddy Powers said. Desjarlais said. "Last time we Turco. Desjarlais said. "If the game does the Bulldogs Saturday. place with a record of 11-10-2 "Michigan's defensive core is as were up there, we were in a close For a change Michigan docs open up I think we can play with The Falcons sit in seventh overall and 7-8-2 in the Central strong as they ever had. I think game and just couldn't pull it not have a dominant offense. them." JBack on Track Women's Basketball: BG 97, Ohio 89 BG drops long 3-game losing streak Sophomore Angie Farmer had a great game from behind By MARK WIESE the arc for the Falcons. She shot The Hi, News 7 for 12 from behind the arc for Bowling Green must have 21 points. Farmer was a major changed the oil during hall boost for BG coming off the lime because the Falcons came bench producing major offen- out on all cylinders in the sec- sive numbers. She tied a school ond half. record with the seven three- BG's women's basketball point field goals. team used clutch free-throw "Bowling Green, they've got shooting and an explosive sec- nice depth, look at how many ond half to down Ohio 97-89 minutes and effort they got off last night at Anderson Arena. the bench," Reall said. 'Farmer The win breaks a three-game was phenomenal." losing streak for the Falcons With all of the baskets from and moves the team's record Farmer, the assist column kept to 7-10 overall and 3-4 in the growing for BG. Gafford led Mid-American Conference. It the Falcons with 9 of their 20 also extends Ohio's losing assists for the game. This com- streak to four and the Bobcats pared to the 13 turnovers is a road-losing streak to eight. great assist lo turnover ratio for With 2:09 left in a light the Falcons. game, BG's Jen Gafford (see Being down at the half 4ft to related story) came up huge for 39, BG came out a different the Falcon women's basketball learn that went into the locke- team. She hit two free-throws room being down seven points. The Falcons shot out to a 13- BG News Photo/ MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE to put BG up by four in the closing minutes of the game. 4 run over Ohio to start the sec- With the score 88-84, Gafford ond half. At 14:35 to play in the Senior guard, Jenifer Gafford is surrounded by Bobcats as she drives through the lane last night. Gafford finished the game game, Farmer drilled a three to with 10 points and nine assists. The Falcons, as a team, had a 20-13 assist-to-turnover ratio in the game. hit four more free-throws and had a crucial assist to Jill lake the lead over the Bobcats DcFosse to ice the game, leav- 52-50. ing BG with the win. From this point in the game Farmer, Gafford split Bobcat defense "She (Gafford) made some on, the lead changed hands huge plays for us tonight," BG several times. Each time Rater- and making the passes inside the arc. coach Deanne Knoblauch said. man or Farmer would make a |H so that Angie could get Gafford was effective from behind big basket lo widen the Falcon By DAVE TRUMAN "She is a senior and also one of that extra second and another line, hitting all eight of her free our tri-captians so you got to lead an Ohio player would The BG News get a really good look," throws. expect that kind of play." answer with a basket of their own. Angie Farmer etched her name in the said BG coach Dee "It's all mental," Gafford said of her Combined with Gafford's Cathy Szall was one of the Bowling Green record books last night, but Knoblauch. clutch free throws. "They are all the same. clutch performance at the end You just have to make them. You can't think main players answering BG's it was Jen Gafford who sharpened the pen- All in all the two of the game, senior Jacki Rater- about well, this shot could break the game offensive attack with a push of cil. combined for 31 man took advantage of Ohio's her own for Ohio. Overshad- Farmer, a sophomore reserve guard, was points, 10 assists and or could do this or could do that. You just foul trouble. Raterman scored have to go up there and go through the owed by Farmer's record set- the star of a 40 minute shootout that saw Angie Farmer only 2 turnovers while 16 points and seven rebounds same routine." ting three-point performance, one team record surpassed and snother totaling 44 minutes. in the second half over the She finished with 10 points and nine Szall kept the Bobcats in the matched. Farmer's 12 3-point attempts con- smaller Ohio players. assists in 23 minutes. game during the second half. "It just felt really good today." Farmer tributed to a school-record-breaking 29 Both Brittany Collins and Her biggest plays of the game came at With seven threes of her said. "Every lime I let go of the ball it felt team attempts. Her seven treys helped BG Lisa Hindenlang of Ohio were crunch time when Ohio closed the gap. She own and 20 points in the sec- like it was going in. "Larlier today in the tie the school record for 3-pointers in one in foul trouble all game. made a crucial inbound pass that resulted ond half, she answered almost shoot around I said, 'coach I just feel good game with 12. Collins, who was the biggest today. We are going to have a good game.'" "They stayed in that zone and stayed in in a lay-up and she hit six free throws in the Bobcat on the floor standing at every BG basket with a bomb of Jen Gafford, a senior tri-captain for the that zone," Knoblauch said of the Ohio final 2:09. 6-foot-2 fouled out With 8:28 her own. Falcons, also came up with big play after defense. "We got a lot of good open looks. "Jen was great," Knoblauch said. "She left leaving Raterman in control "It was a fun game lo watch big play off the bench. Several of Farmer's Angie was on fire, and it's a good thing. always gives us energy on defense but I of the paint. and they were just bombing it school record seven 3-pointers were set up She got us back into the game." thought she really did a nice job for us "We were underwomaned, if from downtown," Knoblauch Farmer finished with 21 points in 21 said. "That 33 (Szall), her per- by the pinpoint passing of Gafford. you will in the post position," minutes, missing her only attempt from formance was exceptional." "She did a nice job driving and dishing • See TEAM, page 8 Ohio coach Marsha Reall said. 1 Thursday, January 21, 1999 The BG News page 7 Non-scoring format helps BG Indoor Track & pressure of a scoring meet and Conference champion in the ous, but we're not taking any they are much more confident. I By MATT STEINER competing with the top Division 400-meter run, Tracy Hill, will chances so she will not compete don't think our throwers per- Field I schools. We can just go in and not compete in her specially. again until this is healthy." lormed up to potential either. I The BG News compete and get into the mind- Instead, she will compete in the Along with I Ian, Jossu ,i think there will be much The Bowling Green men's set of getting to the front and 200-meler run. Libby Mitchell, LaFene, a learn co-caplain, has improvement in the shot-put and women's indoor Irack running with the leaders. one of BG's top 800-meter run- had some leg problems. She and the 20-pound weight teams make a run lo Saginaw, Saginaw Valley By mid-season we are going ners, could see action in the mile won't be able lo compete for a throw." Distance running should Mich. Friday. The Falcons will lo be going up against the run. few weeks but she has been take part in the Saginaw Valley Michigans, Georgias and the The women will be without working out. improve for the men as well. Invitational "I would like to see our mil- Invitational beginning at 2 p.m. Notre Dames. We need to have one of their lop competitors, As far as improving on last ers and mid-dislance people run Saginaw Valley hosts three When: Friday, 2 p.m. the confidence to hop on the Huina Han due lo an injury, week's performance, both the track with those guys knowing which she aggravated while men and women have areas in a little better," Martin said. meets each year. This will be the Where: Saginaw, Mich. largest, although participation that we can do it, not wondering winning the long jump and which improvement is expected. "They are in great shape and Men: r'.df.l IhirJ in v.tMMi OHM! jg.iintt by Division I schools will be if we can do if." triple jump at the opener. "We will see an improvement capable of having better times NMn Mklll|;.Ui.( mlf.il M„ !i , i.. "Huina Han, our triple in our 3000-meter and 5000- than they had. Mike Baxter, our minimal. Wom*n: rmishril vt aid tn V.IMMI upmrr best pole vaulter, needs to get It will be a non-scoring for- lotiflg 11 •>■ 111 I.) I rolr.il M«*it;.ui Women's team without Han jumper, school record holder moler runners," Price said. The format of the meet allows and All-American, has a knee "Some of them are quite good, over a height. Unfortunately, he mat for the teams. Competitors "I think this will be a good will be competing individually. women's coach Steve Price to problem," Price said. "She has but had an ofl weekend in our failed to make a vault in the first meet for us," men's coach Ster- meet. For his confidence, he This presents opportunities move some people around to been diagnosed with having first meet. I just don't think they ling Martin said. "This time of needs to clear a heighl to gel which weren't available last different events. chondromalacia (cartilage dam- were mentally prepared. After the year it will be nice not lo The defending Mid-American age). Hopefully it's not loo seri- our practices this week, I think him on track." week at the indoor opener. have lo worry about the high

Sign him up Palmer close to deal with Browns

The Associated Press million. serious sildown with Al Lerner." Gary Kubiak had removed him- Team spokesman Alex Mar- Lerner, a local billionaire banker, self from consideration with the (T.FVin.AM) Chris lins said he did not know if the bought the Browns last summer Browns on Monday when he Palmer spent all day meeting parties had agreed to a contract, for $530 million. said he would be staying with with Browns executives in owner and that negotiations were con- With the expansion draft less the Broncos beyond the Super Al Lemer's office Wednesday, tinuing. The team has not yet than three weeks away, the Bowl. and it appears likely he'll scheduled a news conference or After his interview with Shaw become the expansion team's Browns realize Ihey need lo end planned any announcements. Iheir scrambled coaching search. on Tuesday, Policy said Ihe head coach. Browns' coaching search would The Browns brought in Policy had hoped to hire Min- Palmer, the offensive coordi- Palmer for a second interview so "go off the radar screen" and that nesota offensive coordinator nator for the Jacksonville he could talk with Lerner and the search could widen to Brian Billick but dropped him as Jaguars, met with Browns presi- Clark, who were both out of include college coaches. dent Carmen Policy, football town last week when Palmer vis- a candidate on Monday when "There is very little time," he operations director Dwight ited Policy at the team's head- Billick decided lo follow through said. "And some of the people Clark and Lerner into the quarters in Berea. with a job interview with the Bal- we'll be talking to may wish to evening at Lerner's office in sub- Palmer, 49, is the only coach lo timore Ravens. have total anonymity. We'd like urban Beachwood. get a second formal interview Billick signed a six-year, S9 to keep everything under wraps Al one point in the afternoon million contract with the Ravens with the Browns, who are run- until we're ready to announce the group waved lo reporters, ning out of time and quality on Tuesday, leaving the Browns but gave no indication lhat a deal who the head coach is." coaching candidates lo choose with Ihree coaches they had had been finalized. That could soon be Palmei from with just seven months left interviewed to choose from: Without citing sources. who in his first interview had lo build a team from scratch. Palmer, Atlanta offensive line BG News Photo/ MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE WOIO-TV reported lhat Palmer coach Art Shell and Oakland shocked Policy with his Ihorr would be named the Browns On Tuesday, Policy had said oughness and an engaging per- that no coach would be hired by defensive coordinator Willie Branden Munger cheers for the Falcons with his pom-poms coach on Thursday and will get a Shaw. sonality that Policy said he had- the Browns "without meeting during Friday's tie against Michigan State at the Ice Arena. five-year contract worth $8-12 Denver offensive coordinator with and having a pretty good n't expected.

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OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS Mid-American Conlerener Standings sPWTSne \ .»i n ckey l»Rur Men's Uaskrlhall AI A (.lance Pirates far from new stadium By I he Assoc Wid ft*" At A (oancr i umpArd from WIN \-l limn I ST fcjsl Division The Associated Press said. I-ASTERN CONFEIUNCE "I believe people are begin- MI.-IIM Division Q W PITTSBURGH - The three- W L T Pis ning to understand the urgency Miami 12 Philadelphia 23 10 10 St t£OLLEGE year effort to build a Iranchise- Ohm UnivmHy 12 of this issue," McClatchy said. 2J 14 SI New Jersey Bowling Gnvn II : saving new ballpark for the Pills- A regional tax board voted in 13 47 Toledo's Burch i'iltshurgh Marshall 11 burgh Pirates will effectively be July to allocate $134 million a N V Rangers 17 20 41 Kent 12 dead if lawmakers don't approve year, most of which now goes to N.V. Islanders 13 2( 29 Akron s) forced to quit Northeast Division Buffalo 4 funding next month, learn owner TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Clay- Three Rivers Stadium, for two W PU Kevin McClatchy said Wednes- stadiums that would flank Three Ottawa 24 S4 West Division Ion Burch, a junior guard al Tole- Toronto 25 S3 day. Rivers Stadium, which would be Toledo do who never missed a start in Buffalo 23 13 53 Ball Slate McClatchy denied he has arbi- demolished. IS 47 his career, decided Wednesday lo Boston 20 Central Mulligan trarily set a Feb. 10 deadline for The two teams have pledged a Montreal 17 20 42 give up basketball alter being Western Michigan the state to approve one-third total of $116.4 million to the sta- Southeast Division Eastern Michigan diagnosed with a mild heart dis- W 1 T Pb Northern lllinn s 0 7 4 11 funding for new stadiums (or Ihe diums, which would cost 7 47 ease. Carolina 20 17 Pirates and Sleelers. approximately $230 million Florida IS 16 II 41 Burch passed out during prac- But if the Legislature doesn't apiece. They also have agreed lo Washington 16 22 4 36 Mid-Amrriran (onlerence Standings tice Monday and was later found Tampa Bay 10 30 4 24 Wnmen's Basketball vote favorably by then, all inter- sign virtually inescapable 29 to have an irregular heartbeat. WESTERN CONFERENCE im funding will be exhausted 1/2-year leases and lo pay for Central Division At A Glance Further tests showed mild dam- W [ T Pis East Division and it may not be possible to any cost overruns, which have Conference Overall age to his heart muscle. Detroit 22 20 3 47 build the stadiums for the cur- run into the hundreds of million 9 41 St. louis 16 16 W 1 W 1. I le made the decision to stop 4 36 rent projected costs, McClatchy dollars elsewhere. Nashville 16 24 Kent State 5 2 II 6 playing after talking with doc- Chicago 12 25 7 31 Buffalo 3 2 10 5 tors, his parents and Toledo Northwest Di vision Akron 3 2 8 7 W 1 T Pts Miami 3 3 7 9 coach Stan Joplin. 10 Walsh named new 49ers GM Colorado 21 19 4 46 Bowling Green 3 4 7 14 Edmunton 18 19 6 42 Ohio 1 6 3 San Francisco 49ers in a subordi- Marshall II 6 3 12 •NBA The Associated Press Vancouver IS 24 6 36 nate role, and I think that's Calgary IS 26 4 34 West Division Malone inks 13M SANTA CLARA, Calif. understandable," Walsh said. Pacific Division Pis Trying lo recharge a front office "Not that I haven't worked well W L T Toledo 6 0 14 3 dollar Jazz deal left in disarray by the departures Dallas 27 8 7 61 Western Michigan 4 1 11 4 wilh others or for others. I did Phornis 24 11 6 54 Eastern Michigan 3 3 9 7 of its lop people, the San Francis- that for George Seifert for one Anaheim 17 18 8 42 Central Michigan 3 3 7 9 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - 11 co 49ers reached into their past year. But the role has changed, San Jose 15 18 II 41 Ball Stale 3 4 6 Karl Malone hasn't shown his 4 36 Northern Illinois 2 3 5 10 lor stability and direction where I can really, truly express Eos Angeles 16 24 lace in Utah since the NBA lock- Monday's Cia mes Wednesday by hiring Bill Walsh my beliefs and implement those Boston 8, Nashville 1 out ended, although he may Central Collegial Hockey Association have already agreed lo a contract as general manager. beliefs." San Jose 3, New Jersey 1 Washington 1 . Montreal 4. ie extension thai would keep him Walsh, the I lall of Fame coach During a wide-ranging news Al A Glance who laid Ihe groundwork for the Carolina 4. loronto 2 Conference Standings with the Jazz through the next conference, the 67-ycar-old Philadelphia 5, Ottawa 0 Conlerence 49ers' long-running success, decade. Walsh alternately portrayed him- Buffalo 4, Florida 0 signed a four-year conlract. self as a mentor for the team's Vancouver 5, Dallas 3 W L PTS The New York Post, citing Anaheim 5, Pittsburgh 3 Michigan State I19-J-3I 13 2 » young executives and coaches, a 2? unnamed sources, reported Terms weren't disclosed. Tuesday's Games Michigan (I6-5-2I 13 3 23 Wednesday thai Malone will It is his third lour with the personnel guru and iron-fisted Tampa Bay 2, Buffalo 1 Notre Danie 114*2) II 5 club. He coached the 49ers to decision-maker in the mold of Ottawa 2. NT. Rangers 1 Ohio Stale 112-10-3) 10 6 22 sign a four-vear extension with 22 Nashville 4, Vancouver 1 Ferris Stale (11-8-31 10 three Super Bowl victories in Ihe Russian President Boris Yellsin. 20 an option year that would pay Calgary 3. Detroit 1 Northern Michigan (15-9-01 10 16 him an average of $16.5 million 1980s and had an uncomfortable "I still believe I can be a value Phoenix 4, SI Louis 2 Boo ling Green (11-10-2) 7 II year-long stint under George to the organization," Walsh said. Colorado S, 1 os Angeles 4 Miami. Oil (6-16-41 4 13 per season. 10 Wednesday's Games Alaska Fairbanks (6-16-01 5 15 Seifert as a consultant in 1996 in "I certainly have Ihe health and 10 Malone is the only one of 10 Florida at NY Islanders. 7 30 pm. lsA>stem Michigan (3-12-6) 2 II 8 Jazz players under contract who which his suggestions were rou- energy — of course you've heard Toronto at Dallas. 8-30 p m I .ake Superior (4-15-3) 3 II hasn't attended the learns work- tinely ignored. Boris say Ihe same thing — to New Jersey at Anaheim. 10:30 p m. outs the last two weeks. "1 just couldn't return lo Ihe sustain my efforts." 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{ news Chuck Mangionc now Benefit • BGSU's Arts And Entertainment Weekly* Concert New Garbage, defec- Page N-l Slated Revolutionary recip- The BG News tive humans in devel- ies, war movies that Grammy win- _^ » * «Mo oping nations, and the Thursday, ning jazzz fugel- cross the Thin Red Line, January 21,1999 hornisl Chuck garbage: midwest concert box. and more videos. Mangione will »- rnnrme.ot Entertainment Editor - New York City , wi recording before December. The guys like lo jam on stage and say You can see The Big Creak and Jukebox remain at the Willird Wankel- The Big Creak took the stage after Juke- that their music slicks with people. They Soul again at Easy Street on Thursday, man Gallery until Feb.5. Hours By WENDY CORBIN box Soul and got the audience grooving call il "funk and glue" because people Feb. 25, plus The Big Creak is playing a are from The BG News with their songs, "This One" and "Any- walk away with the funky tunes stuck in show on Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Sympo- For an in depth-review of the exhibit, check out last week's An emphasis on fun was the melody at more." their head. sium in Lakewood Jukebox Soul usually last Thursday night's show at Easy Street, The Big Creak is a group of past and Their influences include Dada, Phish, plays al open mic night at Easy Street on Founders featuring the bands The Big Creak and present students of BGSU. The band Sublime, Bob Marley and Spin Doctors, as Tuesday nights, and keep an eye out for music continues Jukebox Soul. formed in 1995 with Jim Koch and three well as many pop, funk, blues and reggae The Big Creak at Howard's or Brewsters Jukebox Soul opened the show with others. Koch (lyrics, guitar and vocals) bands. Their sound is close to Phish, espe- in Bowling Green. Saturday with songs like "Ocean" and "Maiden" that graduated from BGSU last year with a cially since their line-up of guitar, drum Keep your eyes open for these two Miranda Sound warmed the crowd and got them dancing. degree in telecommunications and is cur- and keyboard is the same, but they have superb bands, and go check them out! rently working on graduate studies. their own variety of music and sound. Miranda Jukebox Soul is new to Bowling Green. pound will play The two permanent members of the Aaron Bright (keyboards and back-up The Big Creak has a four song maxi- i free show at group from BGSU are two brothers from vocals) is a junior, as is Greg Yuronich single out at local Finder's and Madt latter Founders dining who plays bass. Matt Currens (drums and record stores called "Dizzy." A new CD is The Big Creak & * the former band Trashcan Philosophers — >rea this Satur- percussion) is a senior this year. in the making which will be out in March JukeDox Soul day at 8pm. Adam Schlosser {drums and percussion), The Big Creak has been taking the of this year. T-shirts of the band are avail- The show is sponsored by and Drew Schlosser (lyrics, vocals, and Live @ Easy Street WAL and the Founde. Music Bowling Green music scene by storm this able, along with stickers and a tape called NOW says: Fans of Dave Matthews, guitar). Thursday they were joined by Phish, and other college staples will find past year. They have been playing at Easy "You Wanna I lear," which was released in other musicians who have played with local talent worth their while.Check these Street for a regular gig one Thursday a 1995. bands out! them in the past, but have yet to become Prairie Mar- month, plus they permanent members. have done shows gins wants Pete Larson, from the University of for Greek organi- nore submis- Toledo, joined them on bass, while John zations as well as Prairie Margins, _____^ Roth, also from the University of Toledo, various summer JGSU's Under- joined them on lead guitar along with festivals. graduate Literary Aaron Bright from The Big Creak on the Magazine is con- The Big ] keyboards. inuing to gather Creak's music is ubmissions. Please drop off Jukebox Souls sound is rich in lyrics fun, catchy and iction. Poetry, and Artwork sung by Drew Schlosser and backed by easy to dance room 226 East Hall. The quality guitar, keyboard and drums. eadline is February 5th. For along with. Their Drummer Adam Schlosser says that their nformation email Mike Ham- sound is unique ner at hammermQBgnet. music is "a good sound that makes people in that it breaks feel good," filled with catchy little the typical alter- melodies and riffs that stick with the lis- [Community Pot- native' sound tener. luck Sunday at UCF barrier with new Their influences include The Dave This Sunday the 24th a veg- melodies and Matthews Band, Eric Clapton, Eagle Eye Iterian/vegan community tunes. Koch Cherry, and Kenny Wayne Sheperd. Juke- liotluck Will be held from 2 pm describes their Ho 6pm in the U.C.F. (United box Soul is relatively new to the Bowling music as "fun, ■"hristian Fellowship) on Green music scene, and they plan on M'hurstinAve. with a pop and playing in BG as much as possible in the funk influence." If upcoming year. They hope to begin p;ij> The BG News Thursday, January 21, l!*99399 TOAV tmm^i ***■ 'f i,y, „ „ (HI fiCHTPM #i WJ> ; •<'-'*-~ DETECT Dorm Report Week 2: The Stuff They Won't Buy Back

mainh consists ol songs taken (mm olher NOW's Don Delco goes deep in the heart of the albums, Irom such bands as Garbage or The 1 "" M dorms to find your most embarassing music Offspring. With the exceplion of one or Iwo songs, this album is mediocre and boring. ■James Eldrcd W^friBjjwJ 1. Milli Vinilli: "Girl You Know It's True" JEtm The whole lip-synching fiasco stripped the duo of a Best The release of Garbage's second CD, "Ver- New Artist" Grammy and their dignity. sion 2.0," is full of variations on the theme of 2. New Kids On The Block: "New Kids On The Block" *n«*»»rrrr»fj Tom Ze: Fabrication A brief two-year run thanks to 12-year-old girls going ga- ga. The Backstreet Boys and N'SYNC can look forward to Defect a career path very similar to this late-eighties quintet. 1998-LuakaBop 3. Vanilla Ice: "To The Extreme" « w * « x r- *-» OTMOV « very musical Brazil. Ze was on the cutting The white rapper who claimed he grew up under harsh edge when a movement called "Tropicalis- urban conditions, proved to be false. Now he's trying to mo" brought rock n' roll rebellion into a politically tumultuous Brazil in the early regain his popularity by releasing another album and The Faculty: Music 70's, a time when music could force song- touring again, YIKES!!! ■*? tr r *r * f * «c * *' w-w* writers like Ze into exile. from the Dimension - s w n i Today, at around age 60, Ze maintains an 4. M.C. Hammer: "Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em" authentic anti-establishment stance as fierce- An album with a mix of rap and soul music, wardrobe Motion Picture ly as he refuses to write normal songs. His which made baggy pants cool, and an overall image that 1999-RCA Records innovative, 100 percent weird songs are Vanilla Ice copied just fizzled out for Hammer. Bankrupt- Lately it seems that the soundtracks to the Garbage: Version 2.0 anchored by Ze's warm and casual vocal cy during the mid 90's and a move to gospel music, cause recent horror movies have been scarier and style, putting him in the same league as the people to realize that the CD which contained "U Can't Becks, Bjorks and Tortoises of the world, a more frightening than the movies they are 1998-ALMO Touch This" wasn't as good as it first seemed. from. Hirst there was the no-name filled place middle-aged American pop stars never "Scream" soundtrack, and the hideous "I hues darker side. Shirley Manson's voice seem to reach. 5. Spice Girls: "Spice" Know What You Did Last Summer" sound- alone is enough to put fear into the heart of With traditional Brazilian music as a The "Girl Power" phenomenon appeals to those 12-year guide, "Fabrication Defect" is a colorful jour- track, which was followed with the "I Still any man who dares to cross her. old girls once again, and every guy has his favorite Spice The CD itself is actually one of the best ney of southern rhythms, hand claps, shouts Know" soundtrack in which we had to listen Girl. But wait a minute, have you ever stopped to listen to albums released this past year, acclaimed not and chants and unidentifiable noises. Songs, to Jennifer Love Hewitt sing, truly a terrify- their music, AARRGH! ing experience. only by fans but by the actual critics them- highlighted by "Curiosidade," take unpre- Now we have the soundtrack to the latest selves ("Version 2.0" was nominated for the dictable turns and set up lines that are album of the year). loaded wilh insight even in translation, such 6. Shaquille O'Neal: "Shaq Diesel" teen horror movie, "The Faculty." What The Los Angeles Lakers' perennial all-star center has a immediately becomes apparent upon listen- "I Think I'm Paranoid" and "Push It" as when Ze asks, "Who find a pillow for the music career to go along with his acting and athletic pur- ing to this soundtrack is the amount of sound as if they would fit perfectly on head of the century?" suits. Let's just say Shaq needs to stick with hoops. remakes ol classic songs thai are present on Garbage's self-titled debut, full of angst and "Fabrication Defect" is a concept album it. There are two Alice Cooper covers, one no-nonsense lyrics. The track "Special," cur- threaded by Ze's explicit theory that multi- being "I'm Eighteen" by Creed, and the rently being played on the radio, is perhaps national corporations want people of third 7. Sinead O'Conner: other, "School's Out" by Soul Asylum. the most intriguing of the CD's songs. It world nations to be complicit robots. How- "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got" — Sinead's little Both of these songs are pretty good, but breezes through its 3-plus minutes and ever, people in those nations have certain outburst directed towards the Pope on Saturday Night there's nothing original to make them stand leaves the listener eager to hear what other "defects" — singing, dancing, thinking, cre- Live was not an intelligent career decision. out. Although Soul Asylum is surprisingly surprises the group has in store. ating — that stand in the way. While good here, there'-- also a horrible cover of The last song, "You Look So Fine," was exploitation is not a new theme, Ze takes us 8. Alanis Morisette:"Supposed Former Infatuation step by step through each empowering David Bowies "Changes" by one-hit-won- recently featured on "Dawson's Creek" and Junkie" should prove to be very popular on the air- human delect (each song is a separate defect der alternapop sensation Shawn Mullins. Sorry, Alanis but it's going to take something amazing for waves. — political, social, dancing, etc ... ) to update The song that stands out the most (be it you to top "Jagged Little Pill." Plus, the no clothes motif Any song on this CD has the potential to the struggle for millenium-stvle globaliza- good or bad) is the remake of "Another Brick isn't working for you. In The Wall" (Part ?i, by The Class of '99 become one of those over-played songs that tion, when sweatshops are making even first- make you want to tear your hair out from world consumers sweat (which features Alice in C hains' Layrte Stan- 9. Encomium: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin ley and Rage Against the Machine's Tom hearing it so much. Therefore, listen with By using humor, irony, color and opti- mism rather than angst and didacticism. Ze Despite bands like Big Head Todd and the Monsters, I Morello). Pink Floyd rarely, il ever, lets some- caution, this music CD may be addictive! Stone Temple Pilots, Hootie and the Blowfish, and Sheryl one cover their music, and I am surprised The music on this album is overflowing delivers compelling, fun music that's sup- that the) let this version of their masterpiece wilh raw emotional intensity that will over- posed to not only enlighten but lo lift spirits Crow, Zeppelin fans find these covers of their beloved i be released come any doubts that may arise of the and liberate By grooving and dancing, we songs blasphemy. While Tom Morello's distorted guitar is an group's talent. All in all, Garbage has made get to pronounce our own defects, even if we excellent departure from the original, Layne an excellent follow-up album, proving that skip the liner notes. You too, Americans, can 10. "Titanic" Soundtrack: Staley's vocals are not. I te sings in his typical they are here to stay in the land of alternative avoid being a robot. The heart did not go on much longer after "Titanic" fever I monotone voice, and the song loses much of rock music. -Tony Cavaliario finally settled down. its impact. Curiously, the lull version is on -Dustin White -Don Delco the album, but it lacks vocals. The rest ol the album is okav at best. It Tom Ze has always been a luminary in a nOW Video Capsules

ally and figuratively), alcohol, and sadness. moments of inspired silliness (most notably! "Litlle Boy Blue" is not for all tastes. Most a profanity spewing Robert Slack hosting By ERIK PEPPLE people will justifiably find it unsparing and Unsolved Mysteries) and genuine wit. All of] The Bq News disturbing. Bui for those who are willing to this is well and good for an 80 or 90 minute watch a movie that can best be described as movie, but unfortunately "BASEketball"| Little Boy Blue David Lynch meets Tennessee Williams, rambles on for close to 120 minutes. "Little Boy Blue" is well worth a look. For all intents and purposes, "BASEket-l ■SrCrk ball" is a movie that anyone who appreci-l Bowling Green If you think your family is dysfunctional ales logic, inlelligence, and style should rail Friday Jan. 22/ All Hail Me/ Howard's Club H take a look at Jimmy West's. His father is a The Avengers against. However, within the realm of guilts! drunken abuser who forces Jimmy to have pleasures and gleefully stupid comedy, it!| Tuesday Feb. 9/ Henry Rolllins (Spoken Word)/ sex with his mother. Meanwhile, mother is not too bad. Lenhardt Grand Ballroom valiantly fighting to keep her family togeth- er and maintain a job while facing the rage Cinematic masochists, unite!!! Mr. Jealousy One of the worst films lo ever emerge of her spouse. And that's before the family's *** dark secrets are revealed. from the primordial soup of unoriginality Detroit that is Hollywood, "The Avengers" fails in While nowhere near as good as his terril Antonio Tibaldi's American debut, "Little ficdebut, "Kicking & Screaming," Noa Sunday Jan. 24th/Warren Zevon/7th House Boy Blue" is a dark, unsettling modem every possible way. Simultaneously wast- Baumbach's "Mr. Jealousy" is an insightf Friday Jan. 29th/Sloan/Clutch Cargo's gothic. Much like last year's underrated ing the prodigious talents of its cast (Ralph and sweet romantic comedy. Wednesday Feb. lOth/Afghan Whigs/St. Andrews Hall drama, "The Locusts," "Little Boy Blue" Fiennes, Uma Thurman, and Sean Connery) Despite the sitcom setup — suitor join approaches issues of incest and Oedipal and completely annihilating the spirit of the Friday Feb 12th/The Cardigans/St. Andrews Hall paramour's therapy group to gel dirt on h complexes with a seriousness that gives the classic TV series it was based on, "The material the weight of Greek tragedy. Tibal- Avengers" is the kind of movie that would previous relationships — Baumbach use) the situation lo create quirky characters an Cincinnati di never condescends to his characters. be perfect for MST3K, if only it were some- thing olher lhan the celluloid equivalent of sharp dialogue that align him more wit Sunday Feb. 7th/Monster Magnet-Kid Rock/Bogarts Instead, he treats them with a degree of respect and pathos that prevents the film the Hindenberg. Lacking even the slightest Woody Allen than an episode of Suddenl Tuesday Feb. 9th/Afghan Whigs/Bogarts from falling into soap opera-like gesticula- trace of wit, camp, style, or pulse, "The Susan. Friday Feb. 19th/Reel Big Fish-Zebrahead/Bogarts tions. Avengers" is a cinematic atrocity for the Indie stalwart Eric Sloltz is the Mr. Jea "Little Boy Blue" is helped immensely by ages. ousy of the title. Stoltz can play the part three fine leading performances. As Jimmy a charming neurotic guy with his ey Cleveland West, Ryan Phillipe shows a remarkably closed, but is more than willing to I subtle acting style that his previous movies goofy (note his hysterical "Muppet Walk ThursdayJan.21st/SpringHeeledJack-the — the inane "I Know What You Did Last BASEketball and bring a darker edge to the charact Scofflaws/Grog Shop Summer" and disappointing "54" — left ** than many actors would attempt. Annabel Sciorria gets her best part in years as Slolti Thursday Jan. 28th/Fear Factory-System of a largely untapped. The latest in a seemingly endless parade adorably compulsive girlfriend. The film Down/Peabody's DownUnder Phillipe is matched scene for scene by of sophomoric comedies (including "The Nastassja Kinski who continues to show an more or less stolen by the hilariously St Sunday Jan. 31st/Guts, Gore, & GWAR/Agora Theater Waterboy" and awful "Almost Heroes"), donic Chris Eigeman, who portrays a pi admirable bravery in her choice of roles. "BASEketball" is an uneven mix of raunch, Tuesday Feb. 9th/Semisonic/Odeon However, it's John Savage as the father who tentious Gen-X writer whose claim to fan Wednesday Feb. lOth/Kid Rock/Odeon stupidity, and superb artistic achievement impresses the most. For the last few years he that deserves comparison to Truffaut. is that Tom Cruise read his tome for Audi Monday Feb. 15th/Alanis Morissette-Garbage/Gund has been relegated to low-budget B movies, Okay, so that last one is a lie, but Books. Arena but here he uses his gravelly vocal tones lo "BASEketball" is nowhere near as bad as it Structured as a fairy tale, "Mr. Jealous Thursday Feb. 18th/Sloan/Peabody's DownUnder create a haunting and pathetic figure who is should have been. "South Park" creators is a whimsical and light affair, making it equal parts paranoia, rage, impotence (liter- Trey Parker and Malt Stone offer some welcome respite from the typical treacle th L I I :ThurM)jv. January 21, 1999 The BG News N-3 The Socialist's Cookbook: Redistributing the wealth of the world's cooking Greetings comrades! This is the first in a series of columns that will aid you in the struggle to liberate your kitchen. No longer will you have to turn to mass-pro- duced frozen pizza or TV dinners to sate your weekend hunger. These recipes are designed to be fairly easy to make and very good to » **., ft . eat. Join the revolution. Eat well. Today's recipe originates in Southern Asia, but has been transplanted, like socialist ideas, around the world. There Captain Gaff (John Cusak) prepares to lead a dangerous assault in The "Thin Blue Line". are many different ways to make a curry, and many different ingredi- The Thin Red Line is life and Death Drama ents you can use. Feel free to experi- the lives of every man in C- volta and George Clooney also ment: MIKE HAMMER Company. 11 focuses less on par- lend their (aces. ticular characters, and more on Curried vegetables The BG News The battles are spectacular, particular (eelings, times, places slow, fast, stopping and going, 6 carrots "The Thin Red Line" is a and events. To the movie adap- raging with beautiful horror. 6 potatoes World War II movie. The main tation, Malick brought in the The entire film rolls along like a character in Ihis movie is war. lives of the Melanesians, those poem, following a beat, a very 2 large onions The cast is made up of bullets who inhabited Guadalcanal and definite rhythm. 1 c. frozen peas (optional) and explosions, love and hate, the surrounding islands, and Flashbacks of a wife at home trees, birds, questions, reflec- the islands themselves. The film occupy Private Bell (Ben Chap- 2 cloves garlic tions; life and death. There is no uses actual footage of the Pacific lin), the beauty of the Pacific 1 vegetable bouillon cube hero, no good guy, no bad guy; Islands to show a sharp contrast and its people occupy Private 2 tbsp. curry powder just guys. Men and boys, living between the environment and Witt (Jim Caviezel) and the war and dying. the events taking place with the occupies everyone. Some char- 2 tsp. chili powder "The Thin Red Line" is based environment. acters just stop, because they upon a novel by the late James The characters in the film feel don't know what to do, because 2 c. cooked red lentils (optional) Jones, which took place in the loss, for their loved ones at they're crazy, because it's a war. 1 lb. cooked beef or chicken (optional) invasion of Guadalcanal in home and for their comrades. The filming is outstanding. World War II. The movie fol- They feel jealous. They feel fear, In a pan, fry chopped garlic in a little oil for 3 minutes. Combine garlic, chopped veg- Director of photography John lows the C-Company as they and their inability to control it. Toll (two time Academy Award etables, and bouillon cube in about 4 c. water. Bring to boil, add spices, and cook until relieve Marine troops on They feel useless. They feel dis- winner for "Legends of the Fall" vegetables are tender and sauce is thick, adding more water or curry powder as needed. Guadalcanal Island in the Pacif- gusted at what they've been and "Braveheart") is wonderful, Naan bread ic. All you history buffs know forced to do, and what they've working magic with the natural that the Pacific Islands were key become. They feel human. light of the Australian and 1 lb. flour (self raising) or, in W.W.II; U.S. troops were able As far as screen time is con- Guadalcanal locations. Each 1 lb. plain flour to stop Japanese advancement, cerned, the main actors would shot is full, from edge to edge and thwart their forces. be Nick Nolle, Sean Perm and on the movie screen, which 1 tsp. yeast Terrence Malick , who is Jim Caviezel, although they seemed much too small to con- 1 tsp. sugar famous for previous films, were far from the only impor- tain the beauty that this film "Badlands" and "Days of Heav- tant roles or performances in brings to it. salt to taste en," brought a unique perspec- this movie. Woody Harrelson The dialogue in the movie Prepare yeast according to package directions. Add water to flour and salt until the tive to the adaptation and lots and John Cusack each give out- almost matches the photogra- of actors willing to work (or standing performances in their mixture is moist but rather firm. Knead bread for 5 minutes and then place in a warm area phy. A lyric quality, of real life, him. "The Thin Red Line" is a small amount of screen time, as of people in extreme situations. under a towel for 1 hour. Pre-heat oven to 500F. Knead bread again and then form into book that is a piece of life, not well as the lesser known Elias Voice-over narratives question round, flat patties about 4 in. wide. Sprinkle with flour and bake for about 7-10 minutes, only the life of James Jones, but Koteas. Bigwigs like John Tra- themselves, and everything or until bread is golden brown. ^^^^^^ Senior Portraits $5 Bag Sale CAMPUS EVENTS Senior Portraits CITY EVENTS PERSONALS tS Coat Sale Senior Portraits Styles and Creations 116 S. Mam The BG News Stating Monday. Jan. 25. Carl Wo" Studios Jan. 18-23. n-6 Mon.-Sat. Alpha Phi Omega will be on campus taking senior portraits from WATCH FOR Come see Michelle. The Bitch is backl Classified National Co-Ed Service Fraternity I0am-6pm daily. Any senior graduating m May DiBENEDETTO'S Ads Into Nights or August should attend. Thla la your final ANNIVERSARY AD Alpha Phi TUM.. Jan. 26,9pm, Rodgers lobby opportunity.Portraits are taken in your dress ON JAN. 29 Gel your future read and have a lot of fun 19- Wed.. Jan. 27, 8pm. Kreischer-Ashley Activiiy clothes and m a cap and gown provided by the night at Tarot Card Night of Open Recruitment' 372-6977 Room. studio Sessions lake about 15 minutes and Spring Break '99 Join the Alpha Phi's from 8.00-9:00 and bring a the $6 sitting fee can be charged to [he bursar. Thus., Jan. 28,7pm. Mac North Lobby. www.sunsplashtours.com friend. IV BG Ne»« »ilt mx kixtainph jKtt* jJ*r moment. Please call 372-6634 to schedule a sitting. Por- SERVICES OFFERED From$9Sl Alpha Phi thjl di-.nnnn.iri. or in.i«jfr dittinuTurinfl J£JJII>I traits taken in 28 West Had. Don't be left out of Free trips A int individual i* tniip i«n ihr NI-I» ol rx. <« ..'lm ATTENTION FILM ENTHUSIASTS!! The Histooc 1999 Key Yearbook. irrrd. rtlipim njimn.il Mafia, >*»iul KOcnidinm. dr* Get on board tor a production that is taking Group Discounts Come see what Greek life's all about with the .iKIit) MM M J >trrtjfi it iwi rhr ho.«n nl JAJ mher place this semester. Attend a mandatory meet- SICSIC SENIORS REVEALED Post Abortion Support Group Hours and hours of tree drinks sisters of Kappa Delta during an open house le(.iMv pnlnloJ UJIU« ing on Fn, Jan. 29. at 206 Oscamp Hall. Ques- SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 tor women who have had an abortion Jamaica Cancun Florida Thursday from 9:15-10:15 at the KD house tions call Kevin at (419) 389-0262 or Jeremy at HALFTIME OF BASKETBALL GAME Caring ana confidential South Padre Bahamas Barbados Dress is casual. ???'s-caii 2-2871. rhr BG V»- n«r>n Ihr n.-hi hi dnlinr. di-*"imnje (419)536-2342. SOMEONE YOU KNOW??? Call 3S4-4673 (or informaoon Lowest prices/Best meals t* re>i-* JIII rimMM MBI 4* ihrtc f"und ID ht BG Pregnancy Center CALL TODAY! 1 -800-426-7710 JCIJIUJIIKV lj>kuit> m t*iuj| M>n ru»kj-Jing >>r lj|«* Interested in baseball? Come to the 1999 Flor- in nature All *!vcrtiwinrm> ■** lurijui fc> rditinf and ence and Jesse Currier Endowed Speaker, Find it in the jppnival Bnan Oar tow. Director of Media RelaDons tor Pregnant?? the Si. LOUIS Cardinals, Wed., Jan. 27. at FREE pregnancy tests. 7:30pm in the Lendart Grand Ballroom. This CONFIDENTIAL and CARING BG News! event is free tor allll 3M-4673 BG Pregnancy Center ii * C Howard's Club H i Chuck Mangione Board of Black Cultural Activities F «OB-IO» lit: JO on. «■ In a Benefit Concert for the Edwin T. Betts Scholarship Fund Thursday Thursday, January 21, 19931 THE STARLINGS Saturday, February 6, 8 p.m. Kobacker Hall Friday Moore Musical Arts Center, BGSU ALL HAIL ME 8100pm Amani Room Tickets: $35,* $25, $20 & $10 'indudn reception with Mr. Mangione Think Tank Saturday To Order: 419)372-8171 or 800)589-2224 THE PILLBUGS TU-keii On Salt January 19! THISAfrican-American WEEK'S students TOPI in search of their identity Pool • Video Games • Pinball Presented by the College of Music.il Art-, .it Bowling Green State University

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CUSTOMER SERVICE/COLLECTIONS Washers needed some days 9am 2pm 326 N Prospect Grad students only Washer FLORIDA SPft.NG BREAK * ' Senior Portraits Senior Portraits WANTED REPRESENTATIVES Part time position Du $6.00/hr Servers ft bartenders needed a" ♦ dryer. 2 air conditioners. 2 bed'ooms Leave FV ties include answering incoming calls, han '.' "'. Apply .f K.uliii.i- ',.i: r \>A Qg Monday Jan 25. Can Wo" Studios dling customer questions and concerns. Ming, H.'SUI : PVUVTUJ C Ty Qc.icri Within walking distance to campus CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING and placing collection calis to past due ac- Tko'tod. from $iS9po pe*so" win be on campus taking senior portraits Irom Housekeepers ft desK clorks Full ft Part time SECRET IN BG! Clean, 2 bedrooms, fully ? roommates needed for 9900 school year counts. Monday-Thursday 2 Bom (Start time 3 poCMs. 1 irWoor pooLWy ■•fjam-epm daily. Any seaor graduating in May positions Bost Western Falcon Plaza Across furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- Large house, own room, close to campus and can be flexible) S800.hr plus incentives i iver nde. huye beach Side o> August should attend This is your final Irom Harshm.in Quad Apply m person tilities provided, on-sile manager, balcony town Cheap rent, plus Pbthrms Cail 3546740 Previous customer service and computer ex- hottub suites up lo 10 people op port unity. Port raits are taken m your dress units available. Call for an appointment penence a must. Direct resume lo. "Ghost Wiiter." prelerrabiy someone who has Tiki bar. home o' the world's clothes and m a cap and gown provided by the JOURNALISM MAJOflSLVL-RYONE 352-9909. already published a book or someone who un longest keg parry. studio Sessions take about 15 minutes and The Gavel newspaper is looking for writers, TRUGREEN CHEMLAWN Drink Free, draft beer the $6 sitting lee can be charged to the bursar photographers, and copy editors Contact PAR! TIME CSR POSITION derstands the literal construction of a book EH wants avail for short or long term com The subject is the law. the basic content of the all week w cover. Free into Pleasecall 372-8634 lo schedule a sitting Por Enka for more mfo at 372 5409 or dag P.O BOX 988 pletety furnished. Phone, cable ft all utils mci book will be supplied on tape and/or little 1-600-488 8828 traits taken m 28 West Hall Don't be led out of gee®bonet. PE RRYSBURG, OHIO 43552 near campus 352-1520. research will be necessary Payment lor this www sandp-perbeacon.com The Historic 1999 Key Yearbook NO PHONE CALLS Seeking non smoker female roomate lor the work will be negotiated when I find the right Grad students 1 or 2 bdrm apis w wa- SICSIC SENIORS REVEALEO 199*2000 school yr Call at 352 4862 Ask lor person Send resume to sher/dryer Quiet bldg For more mfo : SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 Ashley Desk clerk needed lor local motel Weekend Franz O. Carlton '\W r" position, midnight D Sam, 2 shiltsAweek Apply HALFT1MEOFBASKETBALLGAME 1 PO Box 162 Go Greek' Go Greek Subleaser needed row Own room, use of at Buckeye Budget Motor Inn. MF8am-4pm LOFTRFNTAIS SOMEONE YOU KNOW??? North Baltimore. OH 458/2 Sigma Kappa is having open house on the 19m w/d. close lo campus. $230vmo. 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