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Give us a call Singer-songwriter Dan Bern to visit Bowling weekdays from I pm. loSpm.,or beat Miami after an causes Falcon women to e-mail: "[email protected]" impressive 41-6 run lose to Redskins Green coffeehouse later this month High: 28 Low: 25 THURSDAY January 23, 1997 Volume 83, Issue 82 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio Qi "Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" BGSU student killed Aerotechnology Car crash leaves University in mourning program returns ByJACKBUEHRER member of the Sigma Alpha Epsl- The BG News lon fraternity. According to SAE "Dan was always president Paul Mountain, Sichak rom suspension A University senior was killed was a very giving person who there if you wanted to Tuesday night after his car was loved being involved. talk, he was honestly hit head- on by another car while "[Sichak] was a very good College of Technology, had to traveling west on U.S. Route 6. leader," Mountain said. "It was the nicest guy I've Ribeau hopes suspend the program because of Dan Sichak, 22, of Rochester, great having him as an SAE. He ever met." staffing and financial problems. N.Y. was on his way home from was very involved with in-house to gain support, Recommendations from Charles work at approximately 6:30 p.m. activities as well as activities Middleton, vice president of aca- when Olin Coutcher, 60, tried to around campus. He was the Jason Fiord Ii new students pass two semi-tractor trailors. social chairman and vice presi- demic affairs and provost, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon treasurer Dan Sichak Erekson persuaded University He could not get back into the dent of our fraternity, he played By DARLA WARNOCK president Sidney Ribeau to con- right lane in enough time to avoid club baseball and club volleyball, TheBC News and he was just very involved tinue the program. Sichak, who was traveling in the brother, but he was a great one person that I know of tha. Ribeau said he is glad to have opposite direction. with this University." friend." didn't like him. That's the only The University aerotechnology Sichak had been an SAE since program has been put back into the program back into place at Sichak was pronounced dead SAE treasurer Jason Fiorelli way to describe him." the University. He explained the on the scene while Coutcher was his freshman year in 1992 and roomed with Sichak and re- Funeral services are being flight. planned on being a chiropractor The program, which had been review showed the strengths of life-flighted to the St. Vincent members him as an extremely held In New York, but St. Thomas the program, while also pointing Medical Center in Toledo where after graduation. caring person. More in BG will be holding a vigil discontinued last spring, was an- "He was very smart, and he nounced yesterday to be accept- out weaknesses that need to be he was listed in serious condition "Dan was always there if you in Sichak's honor early next worked on. late Wednesday. was very good with people," wanted to talk," he said. "He was week. There will also be an in- ing students once again as a re- Mountain said. "He was a great sult of an internal review and "The details are being finalized Sichak was a senior health and honestly the nicest guy I've ever formal gathering at the SAE by Dean Erekson and Dr. Middle- physical education and recrea- guy to know. He had so much to met. He had three little brothers house for friends and loved ones study by external consultants. • See AEROTECH, page three. tion major and was an active give. Not only was he a good in the fraternity and there wasn't on Saturday from 1-4 p.m. Thomas Erekson, dean of the Student Union survey results indicate necessity of change People want better The results of the survey con- cluded that most students want to "These are more food, reasons to see an improved food court with nuritious choices stay on weekends a variety of food options. Accord- ing to Claudia Scotty, a Thomas because the trend By SARAH BEDNARSKI Ricca food service consultant, has changed toward The BG News the students who utilize the cur- rent Union eat primarily one healthful dieting." An on-campus meeting place meal, dinner, because of meal will be receiving a face lift. The plans. Most students, Scotty said, Claudia Scotty Student Union, with the help of a want to see salad and fresh fruit food service consultant project advisory board, will be as well as Italian food served at renovated or demolished within the Union. the next four years. "These are more nutritious "When looking at the campus The assessment and designing choices because the trend has you need to decide what is impor- team, comprising WTW Archi- changed toward healthful diet- tant in regards to location. I think tects, Tripp, Umbach and Asso- ing," Scotty said. the old location is still a good ciates, and Thomas Ricca Asso- Another result of the survey, area, but we need to think In the ciates, presented the results of Scotty said, included the top two future and what will benefit the December student surveys to fast food chains students wanted, then," Knell agreed. students and project advisors Taco Bell and Wendy's. Keeping students on campus yesterday. According to the designing during the weekends is also a According to Paul Knell, a team, location for a new union concern of the project advisors. was a concern for many. Traffic WTW Architect, a survey was According to Simon Tripp, a given to students by way of var- patterns, parking, and shuttle Tripp Umbach consultant, a new ious classes and The News. services need to be addressed, or renovated union needs to have David Crooks, director of the The idea behind the assessment aspects of interest like a movie was to learn what the students Union, said. According to Crooks, theater and retail outlets that will wanted and looked for in a stu- accessibility is a major factor in dent union. Knell said. deciding locations. • See UNION, page three. Blade reporter celebrates King's birthday with diversity program
Library hosts race relations presentation commemorating civil rights BG N«ra ph«< ky Jtmy Hut la Christie Veljkovic, a senior IPC major, iocs around the Student Recreation Center's indoor track. She By ROCHELLE M. CONVERSE issues Including political In- white Americans in relation to is hoping to visit Cancun over spring break. The BG News fluence on race, race relations, the educational system. poverty and criminal justice, ac- American Culture Studies doc- In commemoration of Martin cording to Allen. toral student Klmberly Caldwell, Luther King, Jr.'s birthday and Allen gave a slide presentation who also works at Scott High 30 years of civil rights, Toledo highlighting different experi- School In Toledo, sees problems Student Recreation Center aids in Blade reporter Eddie B. Allen, Jr. ences of his tour which included in inner-city schools. presented his series "America in such cities as Harlem, New Or- "We have such a large number Black and White" at the Jerome leans and Los Angeles. of European-American teachers achieving healthy new resolutions Library on Wednesday after- One photograph from Norco, in the inner- city until there is, in noon. La. depicted what Allen de- some instances, an absence of By GENELL PAVELICH work into your routine. weather and lack of outside ac- The 1996 series was the third in scribed as environmental dis- cultural sensitivity," she said. The BG News "Students should be realistic tivities to do, awareness of exer- a set that covered 40 years of crimination. She explained the lack of sensi- about weight loss and find an cise and in keeping New Year's black and white relations in "It has to do with the locating tivity and understanding to be Students returning from the exercise that they enjoy doing to resolutions," she said. America. The first and second of poor people and usually people due to the different historical series, In 19S1 and 1972, was of color where high Industry and winter break may already be work Into their regular sched- Swick said students need to and cultural viewpoints of each ule," she said remember if they have not been written by William A. Brower, a high pollution are located," he group. thinking about getting them- selves In shape for spring break, Cathy Swick, fitness director, exercising regularly, they need recently retired reporter from said. The toxins that are released "There are some things and is- The Blade. but there are some suggestions said the Student Recreation to gradually work up to doing Into the air are poisonous, Allen sues and history that the African- some cardiovascular exercise The 1996 series was written by added. on what to do and not to do to get Center is utilized by many stu- American condition has made In shape the healthy way. three-to-five days a week for 30 Allen and Brower as they took a The presentation was followed dents during this time of year. our viewpoint different from that Jeanne Wright, health promo- cross- country tour of 24 cities. by two graduate students who re- She said from now until spring minutes. of European-Americans," she tions coordinator, said students Swick said that some car- During the tour, they talked with sponded to issues that were said. break is the most popular time should remember weight loss per diovascular exercises might In- people who dealt with race is- raised In Allen's series relating She also said the lack of view- for students to use the facility. week should not exceed a half sues, including activists, politi- to race In America. point Inhibits educators from be- "The largest number of stu- clude walking, running and using cians and clergy members. One issue was the differing pound to one pound and that dents come during this time for The series covered a variety of perspectives held by black and • See DIVERSITY, page three. exercise Is also important to different reasons including the • See EXERCISE, page three. ■ ■ page two The BG News Thursday, January 23,1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966
AARON WEISBROD H E Enlightening encounter after dark
Some day you too will know my feel better, nothing would. muttered to myself after slurplng- At the time I didn't see two pain Due to knowledge gained up a large gulp of coffee through drunk loud-mouthed hicks in And smile Its black-toothed grin through countless visits to my straw. As I continued to sink front of me. What I saw was a -Megadeth Denny's on Thursday nights, I Into the booth my mind began to symbol of everything that was knew that the place would most slip Into a relaxed state of de- wrong with our modern-day Have you ever had a really likely be empty, save only an lirium. society conveniently rolled-up crappy week? occasional truck driver stopping "Maybe life isn't so bad...maybe Into two hairy beer-bellies on Not a bad week, mind you. nor a in to get some coffee...and an there Is hope for mankind after all legs...and I snapped. stressful week. I mean an empty Denny's is a happy ... maybe someday Keanu Reeves For what seemed like an undlsputably. unconquerable, flat- Denny's. will be In a successful movie that eternity, but was really only NEWS out, no way around It. completely As 1 pulled Into the Ice-coated doesn't Involve the word 'dude.'" about two or three minutes, I crappy week. parking lot I quickly scanned It was one of the most blissful verbally assaulted the two about "Serving the Bowling If you have, then you probably the area for cars that didn't moments of my life. Had I been In every short-coming they dis- know that the only thing that belong to one of the waitresses a more realistic state of mind 1 played. Including their drunk "What I saw Green community for cures those "crappy week blues" Is or cooks. Much to my Joy. I would have known that the forces driving, their twisted concept of some time away from the people of found none. that-be wouldn't allow It to last. Michael Jordan's salary some- was a symbol over 75 years" this planet that have made your "Wo-hool" I said In a cheer Just as I was on the verge of how being "Un-American." and of everything week so crappy. that was much too reminlsent of drawing a now- unmentionable their exposed butt-cracks. that was 210 West Hall Well, that's what makes me feel Homer Simpson as I leapt from conclusion about the financial After I finished my angst- Bowling Green State University better, anyway. my car and slid towards the future of I lootle and the Blowflsh filled tirade. Loud Drunk Guy wrong with Bowling Green, OH While some people retreat to a entrance. Soggy grilled-cheese my trance-like state was shattered #1, who I suddenly noticed was our modern 43403 deserted woods or simply lock sandwiches, over-done sea- by the boisterous voices of two about twice as big as me. looked day society themselves In their room with the soned fries, bottomless cups of obviously drunk middle-aged men at me plainly and said: "You've bgne ws@ bgnet itgsu .ed u radio cranked up to Its maximum coffee, and solitude. It was Just bursting Into the establishment. had a pretty rough week, conveniently (419) 372-2601 volume. I personally have a what the doctor ordered. "Yeah, I makes me sick to my haven't you?" rolled-up into different destination that grants After hugging my favorite stomach, I tell ya'." Loud Drunk "Mm-hm," I squeaked, fearing two hairy me inner peace: Denny's. waitress (who. for the sake of Guy # 1 said to his aqualntance. a severe ass-klcklng. Editorial Board 372-6966 Like most of the other Denny's anonymity, shall be known as Loud Drunk Guy #2. "I can tell." he said as he beer-bellies restaurants scattered across this "Nancy"). I deftly slid Into my "I know. Who woulda thunk picked up his order, dropped a on legs...and Scon Brown fine nation of ours, the Denny's I favorite booth and ordered my that this country could sink to 10 dollar bill on the counter, Editor personally make at least weekly favorite meal, which has become such a level that some guy could and left, silently followed by I snapped." pilgrimages to Is open 24 hours a known on the third shift as The get paid that much money Just to Loud Drunk Guy #2. Darla Wamock Vince Guerrieri day, hence allowing me the ability Aaron Special." throw a ball through a hoop for 45 Some columns, much like Managing Editor Chief Reporter to sink my teeth Into a "Moons After rituallstlcally being minutes," Loud Drunk Guy #2 stories, have a moral. Over My Hammy" whenever my served my first cup of coffee responded. This one doesn't. Amy Johnson Mike Wendling little heart desires. (along with a bucket of creamers "It's Un-American." Loud Drunk Assistant Opinion Editor On the night In question, my and a basket of sugar packets— Guy #1 concurred. Aaron Weisbrod Is the Thurs- Managing Editor craving for both solitude and a both of which are usually As you might have guessed, my day columnist for The News. In Brandon Wray "Grand Slam" came at about 2:00 depleted during my three hour bllssfulness was now shattered. the meantime, questions, Penny Brown Entertainment In the morning. stays) I comfortably sank Into Under normal circumstances I comments, concerns, or hate Copy Chief Editor Within minutes of my spiritual the warmth of the vinyl booth to probably wouldn't have said mall can be sent to aaronwO revelation (or was It Just my enjoy the nirvana-like atmo- anything to either of the two bgneLbgsu.edu or 210 West drunks. Unfortunately, however, HalL This coulmn Is respectfully Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins stomach growling?) I was off to my sphere that only Denny's can provide. these were not normal circum- dedicated to the third shift crew Photo Editor Sports Editor coffee-provldlng temple of salva- Uon. If Denny's couldn't make me "Ahhh ... peace at last..." I stances. at the Denny's In Rossford.
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Students feel that the role of government, the America Is now looking at its bilities to 'Job training." Al- participation is like giving In, restructuring of our university, universities with genuine concei n. though students are all con- Jumping on the assembly line and and the pedestrian mall. Letters to the Editor The last thing democracy needs Is cerned about the world around becoming a cog. Unfortunately, most students a generation of college graduates us, perhaps we are too worried I think all students would like to feel too moderate, too uni- If you would like to submit a Letter to the without faith In their political about our resumes to put much play a meaningful part on thfs formed, and useless In the Editor, please follow these guidelines: system. Our disconnection Is no thought into politics. If BGSU campus, and eventually In solving process of solving these issues. •Make sure the letter b 500 word* or lex. longer seen as ugly, but also falls to reconnect us to political the world's many problems. It Is Therefore, politics have little Please Include your addreat, major, aca- dangerous. life, who will? only a matter of allowing them to . appeal compared to non- demic das and phone number (phone As a response, people are eager We were all Invited to help "Building Community" rhetoric community building diversions numbers are strictly for verification and like television and beer. If this "Building not for publication I. to revitalize the political environ- give "community" Its meaning. Implies more student participation • Letters must be typed, and not hand writ- ment of our universities. But how? What did the students say? In campus governing, more could be addressed In the Community" tea. Letters braaght la sated on a At BGSU. the response Is part of Regretfully I have no Idea, but I communication between the notion of a "learning commu- Macintosh-compatible disk are pr«- the "Building Community" project. hope students did not define administration and students, less nity." then there is hope. may be a Although we all like the sound of community as "something that hierarchy (circles, not triangles), "Building Community" may vague con- i the letter to Room 210 Wear Hal, "Building Community," the ambi- happens when lazy students and voices for the voiceless. These be a vague concept, but that cept, but that or e-mail as at bgnewsi>gnet*>bg«u«lu. guity of the plan could kill us. doesn't mean It Is worthless. It Be prepared to show valid tdentaflcattoa. pick up the slack and get goals may seem distant, but at doesn't mean • Space limitations may prevent The BG I personally missed the message Involved." Sometimes, however, least they are there. Interdiscipli- has a lot to do with what News from printing aH letters received. the administration was trying to that was the message that came nary studies and diversity require- students want from their it is worth- The BG News reserves the right to edit communicate for almost a year from above. ments don't seem to be enough to education. A learning commu- less. It has a any and all letters. and a half. I dismissed "Building Some higher-ups missed the reconnect us to the bigger picture nity needs people who think Community' as a hollow and point and yelled at those they (the world around us), so appar- education is more than a way to lot to do with Copyright C 1997. The BG News, Bowling empty promise that probably was felt were doing nothing. This ently we need a "learning commu- get more money, but also way to what students Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this not for me anyhow. I have a hunch fall, students were slammed for nity." become a thoughtful human want from publication without the permission of The BG News my thoughts might be typical. My poor attendance at football Telling you what I think a and most importantly, a world is strictly prohibited. experiences lead me to believe that games as well as at the polls, "learning community" is may be citizen. Sound pompous? their educa- The BG News is an independent publication "two thumbs up" Is not the only and for falling to "know the pointless. However. I know a Maybe. But keep In mind our tion. founded in 1920 and is published daily during the generation will need to save the academic year and weekly during the summer se- opinion of Dr. Rlbeau on this Issues" and react accordingly. learning community Is more than mester. campus, and may seem so only by These aforementioned events a top-down request to give up your world many times (trust me). Opinions expressed in columns and letters to default. However, there may be (football and voting) are closer Friday beer binge to stay on Wouldn't you rather be pre- the editor are not necessarily those of the student much In "Building Community" to to what sucked the meaning out campus and do bogus stuff. At pared? body, faculty. University administration or The BG be thankful for. It Is at least of our lives In the first place least ideally, the leaders of this Tony CavaUario Is a guest News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the worthy of our understanding. than to things that will help us. community would want to know columnist for The News. Ques Spring 1997 BG News staff. why we are drunk or fleeing from tlons and comments can be sent The BG News encourages its readers to notify I guess Dr. Rlbeau won me over They give students who are the paper of any errors in stories or photograph when he agreed with Cornell already alienated the wrong BG every weekend. They would to tonycav9bgnetbgsu.edu or descriptions. West'svest prescrtpdon for the univer- Iniprrssloilon of community want to know where real dialogue 210 West HalL » Thursday, January 23, 1997 The BG News page three
LOCAL Upcoming Events Extra bonus for Chrysler workers
Ribeau to be featured guest on WBGU-TV see some business. The Associated Press Chrysler announced Tuesday much money left." program that about 96,500 workers will Chrysler's average profit- Paul Gibson, 48, who has TOLEDO - Jeep worker Dan get an average of $7,900 each in sharing payments have totaled worked at Jeep for 22 years," University President Sidney Ribeau will be the featured guest Kruzynski has a tough decision to profit-sharing payments in Feb- $23,400 per employee over the plans to buy a new car. tonight In a special 'Town Meeting' program at WBGU-TV. make in the next few weeks; How ruary - near the record $8,000 past four years. Since the pro- "A Jeep, of course," he said. The program, set to air at 8 p.m. on the Bowling Green-based to spend a $7,900 profit-sharing average the auto maker paid in gram began in 1988, Chrysler In the last few years, Gibson PBS station (Wood Cable Channel 12), will explore a variety of has used his profit-sharing check from Chrysler Corp. 1995. The payments vary based employees have received more in education-related topics. The format of the program allows money to help pay his two much time for audience participation, and all those in the Uni- "Yeah, it's going to be tough fi- on salary. Last year's average profit sharing per worker than guring out what I'm going to do payment was $3,200. those at General Motors Corp. or daughters' college tuitions. They versity community are urged to attend. have both graduated. The panel includes Bill PhillLs, executive director of the Ohio with the money," Kruzynski said Some of the 7,300 Chrysler Ford Motor Co. GM and Ford are Coalition for Equity and Adequacy of School Funding; State rep- Wednesday with a wide smile as workers in the Toledo area are expected to announce profit- resentatives Randy Gardner and Jack Ford; Gary Kellar, super- he stood in the rain outside the planning vacations, home im- sharing plans soon. "I'm glad I don't have that intendent of the Sandusky County Schools; Toledo teacher Sylvia Jeep Parkway plant. provements or paying off credit Economist William Wilson of hanging over my head any Washburn; Penelope Getz, president of the advisory board of the "I'd like to use the money to go cards. Detroit-based Comerlca Bank more," he said. Wood County Educational Services; Laura Martin, BGSU senior to Vegas, buy a big screen TV. "Yeah, I got a couple of Visas said the bonuses will increase Chrysler has two plants In and president of the Ohio Student Education Association; and I'm going to pay off," said Ron spending in the region by about Toledo that produce Jeep Cher- Cynthia Beekley, associate professor of educational administra- But my wife wants to use the money around the house, build a Jackson, 44, who has worked at $15 million. okees and Wranglers. The Jeep tion and supervision. He thinks most will go to ser- Parkway plant, built in 1910, is WBGU-TV is located at the corner of Troup Street and Scott deck In the back yard, maybe put Jeep for 20 years. "Then I'm go- Hamilton Avenue south of the main campus. in new kitchen cabinets. Who ing to put the rest in the bank. Of vices like entertainment and res- the oldest auto plant in the knows?" course, there may not be that taurants. Car dealers could also United States. AEROTECH Girl Scout troops refuse to sell cookies Continued from page one. with local officals soon, accord- ing to Ribeau. Mrs. Doney said Wednesday. ton and will be revealed at a later "This was more about Bowling Several leaders Troop 501 is not alone. Troops "We know some troops won't participate. We time," Ribeau said. "At this time, Green being In a position to offer in Mount Laurel, N J., have start- we are announcing that Bowling a quality program that would decided prices ed a sales slowdown after their know some consumers will buy one fewer Green is committed to offering a benefit our students as well as revenue was decreased by 10 box." quality program in aerotechno- the northwest Ohio community," too high, profit cents a box. logy and that the College of Ribeau said. "The challenge we unsubstantial Paula Koos, executive director Technology will begin recruiting face is capitalizing on that poten- of the Maumee Valley Girl Scout Paula Koos Council, said Troop 501's de- new students immediately." tial." The Associated Press executive director of Maumee Valley Girl Scout Council The main issue at this point is Erekson said he is pleased the cision is discouraging. She was to find the necessary financial program was able to be rein- TOLEDO - How much are you concerned that it means the resources to continue the pro- stated within the University willing to pay for a box of Girl council had not clearly explained gram. Erekson said funds must again, and hopes to see aerotech- Scout cookies? that the 50-cent increase from be worked out through partner- nology grow stronger in the fu- A six-member troop In this city last year's $2.50-per-box selling Ms. Koos said prices vary "In 1997, we were facing a def- ship with the community of ture. says $3 is too much, especially price was needed to cover costs. nationally from $2.50 to $3.50 per icit without a price increase," Bowling Green, including the "It's been a difficult nine when they get only 45 cents of it. The nation's 300-plus councils box. She said councils in the Day- Ms. Koos said. "There are University, city and county. months and I'm excited that the So leader Candace Doney de- operate Independently of the ton, Lima and Akron areas are tradeoffs. We know some troops issue is being resolved," Erekson cided Troop 501 will find another New York-based Girl Scouts of selling cookies for $2.50. wont participate. We know some The program has benefits for said. "Greater University sup- way to raise money, such as sell- the U.S.A. and are allowed to set consumers will buy one fewer the entire community, according port is important and I am confi- ing Hickory Farms products, their own prices. She said about half of the coun- box. However, we know statisti- to the report filed by the review dent that the end result of this where they can keep half of the At Maumee Valley, Ms. Koos cil's annual operating budget cally it wont significantly im- committee. Additional support process will be a stronger aer- selling price as profit. said the last price increase was in comes from cookie sales. This pact the number of boxes we for the program will be discussed otechnology for BGSU students." "That's a lot more generous," 1993, from $2.25 to $2.50. year's budget is $2.4 million. sell." EXERCISE UNION DIVERSITY years, said multicultural educa- Continued from page one. She also said it Is Important not "Personal Fitness Quest." This Continued from page one. Continued from page one. to deprive yourself, but to look at program allows students to get tion Is effective but limited. the stairmaster. She also said an- eating as pleasurable. She said it one-to-one consultations with make students want to stay on ing able to prepare the young for 'It only gives the people the other program that has been suc- is better to have a small portion someone from the facility and campus over the weekends. the challenges they will face tools but we have to grapple with cessful and helped increase the of a favorite food, rather than to talk about different strategies "The amount of money spent through life "because race is the Images we see (on televi- number of students at the center deprive oneself of it. they could use to get in better on retail and entertainment Is such a viable element In this so- sion),'' he said. is funk aerobics, which is offered Other suggestions Wright men- shape and be healthier. lower in BG because most stu- ciety," Caldwell said. Beeby said although this type Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:15 tioned included not skipping Swick said this program, which dents go home on weekends. The Moderator of the event Davina of education Is valuable, people p.m. breakfast, drinking plenty of has three sessions, has been suc- more options students have the A. Jones said one way to change then have to be able to apply It to Shane St. Julian, general man- water, giving oneself positive cessful and many students have more they will want to stay," perceptions Is to have more edu- everyday life which can be diffi- ager of Hard Bodys, said they messages and to eat a variety of made use of It, mainly because of Tripp said. cators who are from diverse cult also have a number of students foods because each have good the individual attention that is of- A new student union will pro- backgrounds. using their facility during the ingredients that help the body. fered. vide students with a comfortable "If we can get more individuals Other issues discussed were month of January. He said they St. Julian said they have a di- and friendly atmosphere. Crooks of diverse perceptions in the ed- Affirmative Action, social and don't have any spring break spe- verse group of people that utilize Wright also said that students said. According to Crooks, stu- ucational system, maybe we can economic equality, equality In cials, but they offer student their facility, especially after can utilize a nutritional counsel- dents want to feel safe. They also overcome some of these Euro- the Justice system and contribu- rates. moving to a larger building. He ing group, 'Take a Bite Toward a want a less stressful and more centric or ethnocentric percep- tions that whites can make to im- Wright said students should said that men, women and even Healthy Body," and individual pleasant atmosphere, Crooks tions," Jones said. prove race relations in America. keep a record of their progress in families are working out at Hard dietary appointments through said. The value of multicultural ed- eating healthy and exercising. Bodys, which is now located at the Center for Wellness and Pre- "I see a student union provid- ucation was also discussed. The Multicultural Affairs "By charting your progress, 1096 B N. Main St., next to vention. To sign up for the week- ing services and products in an James M. Beeby, American Committee of the library was in- you can see the small steps that Kroger's. ly program starting the last week atmosphere that can make life as Culture Studies doctoral student, strumental in bringing Allen to will lead to your final goal," The Student Recreation Center of January, students can call pleasant as possible," Crooks who has also taught at the Uni- the University as part of their se- Wright said. also offers a ongoing program, 372-9355. said. versity for more than three ries. Issues in Cultural Diversity.
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STATE ■ 'Hazing' lawsuit filed at High school Deep freeze The Associated Press blindfolded during the initiation, Herschman declined to comment write letters of apology and to smeared with mustard and other Wednesday on the lawsuit. pay for counseling Hostutler re- MENTOR, Ohio - A high school substances, beaten by hands and Joffrey Jones, an assistant quired as a result of the hazing. student who was blindfolded and wooden boards and subjected to superintendent for the district 20 Hostutler's lawyer. Alec Bere- paddled during a chorus Initia- obscene and humiliating remarks miles east of Cleveland, said the zin, said that was not enough to tion has filed a lawsuit seeking and questions. He suffered welts schools are not connected to the compensate his client for being more than $25,000 in damages for and bruises. case. forced out of the group and the emotional distress and medical Sheriffs deputies said 11 "Whatever occurred, occurred school. bills. chorus members underwent the outside of school hours and when Hostutler Is missing the social 1 Nicholas Hostutler, 18, quit initiation.' school was not In session," said and chorus activities of his The Top 25 song and dance group Hostutler filed the suit Tues- Jones. "We don't feel the school senior year at the school, Berezin and left Mentor High School day in Lake County Common has any Involvement." said. after the ritual, which occurred Pleas Court against Mentor Pub- The chorus members involved at a party July 30. He is finishing lic Schools, chorus officials and In the Initiation were charged Berezin said Hostutler's par- his senior year in high school nine of the 10 chorus members with delinquency hazing and ents, Richard and Evanne, tried through a program at Lakeland accused of participating in the were sentenced to community to negotiate a settlement to avoid Community College. initiation. service. They were required to a lawsuit. vf| The lawsuit says Hostutler was Chorus adviser Terry New bill allows state to Around the State B| White supremacist group asks for permit to ■** ' At see university finances hold protest rally 'Am The Associated Press said again Tuesday that his COLUMBUS - A white supremacist group has asked state agency lacks the financial re- officials for permission to hold a rally outside the Ohio State- COLUMBUS - Lawmakers cords to complete Its 1996 audit house next month to protest Black History Month. : opened debate Wednesday on a of Central State. The Ohio chapter of the Aryan Nation applied for a permit on f % bill aimed at averting another fi- Kearn's bill would allow the Wednesday. It plans to hold the rally Feb. 16. nancial meltdown like the one regents, who oversee higher ed- Spokesman Ray Redfearin said his group is not affiliated with plaguing Central State Universi- ucation in Ohio, to establish the the Ku Klux Klan, which has periodically held protests and erec- conditions to place a state- ted crosses outside the Statehouse. But he said he expects Klan ty. members from Ohio, Kentucky and Michigan, and similar "I recognize the long history of assisted college on a "fiscal groups to participate. APpkM* Independence enjoyed by our col- watch." The criteria would be The Capitol Square and Advisory Board still must approve the leges and universities, but it is similar to those used by national permit, but recent court rulings limit the board's ability to turn Timmy Clingan, 6, and his brother Tommy, 9, climb onto the also important to note that a credit rating companies, she down requests by any nonprofit group. base of frozen Cedar Falls in Hocking Hills Slate Park near Logan, number of our universities and said. Ohio, Monday. community colleges have gotten Once that has been de- Into deep water at a great cost to termined, the governor would Jury recommends death penalty for man con- the taxpayers," Sen. Merle appoint a "conservator" to tem- victed of murder Kearns told the Senate Finance porarily assume duties of the af- Comairfaces multiple lawsuits and Financial Institutions Com- fected college's board of trustees SIDNEY, Ohio - A jury on Wednesday recommended the death mittee. - Including firing the school's penalty for a man convicted of killing a potential witness in drug in response to recent disaster Kearns, R-Springfleld, Intro- president. After 30 days, the cases. duced the bill to give the Ohio governor could appoint an alter- Shelby County Common Pleas Court Judge John Schmltt also The Associated Press Brazilian company that made the has the option of sentencing Kevin C. Yarbrough to life in prison. Board of Regents the power to nate authority until the school Embraer 120 craft that crashed intervene when public colleges got back on track or permanently Sentencing will be Feb. 3. The Jury found Yarbrough, 38, of Augusta, Ga., guilty of ag- CINCINNATI - Lawsuits were in a field about 18 miles south of and universities have a financial replace the trustees as Gov. filed Wednesday in federal and Detroit Metro International Air- George Volnovich did at Central gravated murder and conspiracy in the 1994 slaying of Wllma crisis. Arnett, 34, of Sidney. Arnett's body was found in a field east of state courts against Comair port. Though not targeting Central State. Sidney. She had been shot six times. Holdings Inc., parent company of The flight originated at Cin- State, Kearns said she was frus- the commuter airline whose cinnati/Northern Kentucky In- University officials attending trated that numerous state agen- Prosecutors said Yarbrough was hired to kill Arnett to prevent Flight 3272 crashed in southern ternational Airport. Comair is cies failed to spot the school's fi- the hearing said they had no her from testifying against his friends. Arnett's Information in Michigan, killing 29 people. headquartered in Erlanger, Ky., nancial troubles as they de- problem with the bill - as long as an undercover investigation led to the arrests of several alleged The suits were filed for the drug dealers in 1993, prosecutors said. near the airport. veloped and claimed to lack the the Legislature does not require wife and estate of Dexter Adams, Delta Air Lines owns 20 per- burdensome paperwork. authority to take action once they Defense attorney Mark Weller told the jury there was no 41, of Cincinnati, a Procter & cent of Comair, which is part of were uncovered. direct evidence that Yarbrough killed Arnett. Gamble Co. executive killed in Delta's regional hub system. A The Wllberforce school - "I think it's a good thing to the Jan. 9 accident. telephone message seeking Ohio's only state-supported, make someone responsible at the "Kevin Yarbrough didn't create the drug problem in Shelby The suit fUed in U.S. District comment was left with Comair. traditionally black university - state level," said Joe Mlngo, di- County," Weller said. "Don't put Kevin Yarbrough to death be- Court also lists five unknown de- faces debts as high as $16 mil- rector of government relations at cause there are drugs In Shelby County." fendants, along witt; Empresa The suits asked no specific lion. And Auditor James Petro Wright State University. Braslleira De Aeronautica, the damages.
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Brandon Wray Entertainment Editor Entertainment 372-2603 Dan Bern coming to BG Around Bowling Green Toledo theatre company performs Shake- Upcoming speare -- with a twist Combine the sophistication of the Three Stooges, the Marx talent Brothers and Mel Brooks with the crass commercialism of the current Shakespeare craze and you have a screwy, splintered visiting and singularly hilarious new comedy called "The Compleat Works of Wllm Sbkspr (abridged)". The Toledo Repetolre Theatre presents this irreverent collec- coffeehouse tion of the Bard's best work January 24- February 9 at The Rep's Tenth Street Stage. By BRANDON WRAY "The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr (abridged)" gives fresh The BG News and funny interpretations that break new theatrical ground and then trample all over it. "Othello" Is done as a rap musical. "Titus Andronicus" is per- Dan Bern, a singer-songwriter formed like a Julia Child cooking show. who is being called the next Bob All this is performed with an energy and enthusiasm that has Dylan by the national media, is more fun with William Shakespeare than anyone ever thought playing at Rhythm and Brews possible. The original show was performed from Broadway to coffeehouse Thursday the 23rd. London to the White House. Bern, originally from Iowa, has Officials for The Rep said that the cast meets the challenge been touring the country trying with a true knowledge and reverance for this icon of literature to gain exposure and drawing that underlies all the pratfalls, puns, and pranks in the show. For information about tickets and other performances call the comparisons to folk legends Bob Toledo Rep's box office at (419)243-9277. Dylan, Woody Guthrie, and Rich- ard Thompson. Anne Tracy, of Bowling Green, is responsible for bringing Bern here. Tracy first heard Bern at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival in New York where she said he made a vivid impression. She later saw him at the legendary rock club the Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan. "Dan has a powerful stage presence and intelligent creative lyrics; his conceit is a must see," Tracy said "Song topics include politics, God, time, Kurt Cobain, Elvis, Bruce Springsteen, and he makes references to Philip Glass and Andy Warhol" Elizabeth Cosin of The Daily News in Los Angeles wrote that his songs are at once moving and amusing, sentimental, and sar- castic. In an interview with The Daily News, Bern reacted to being called the next Dylan. "For me, it's a little dangerous, the labels," Bern sald"Every now and then in the last 30 years Pk«a pr»Mrd Fond frosh memories could win concert given someone has been tagged as the Dan Bern, who has been hailed as "the next Bob Dylan," will visit Rhythm & Brews cafe on Thursday, by The Verve Pipe new Bob Dylan. It's natural when January 23. someone first comes along to Ever have a memorable, unforgettable or funny experience compare them to somebody else, during your freshman year at the University? That experience but I don't pay attention to it Abduction Blues" about surprise, for making a little money... I could get a little love out of could win you a concert — performed by The Verve Pipe. anymore. People are going to alien abduction. this life.'" The band, which is based out of Michigan, is holding a contest hear what they are going to Bern has very emotional in- And I watched as everyone I Bern's first full length album is along with U. Magazine. Students can send in stories about their hear." sightful lyrics such as in "Waste- knew due on Sony Music this February. most memorable experiences as freshmen. The band members In her review of his album land": He recently opened for folk will pick the entry they like best and perform at that student's spent their lives trying school. "Dog Boy Van," Cosin called it to be watched on a stage legend Ani DiFranco. Bem will "...I watched as the best of my The Verve Pipe broke through last year with their major label the best album of 1996. or in a film be performing at Rhythm and debut "Villiana" which featured the single "Photograph". The Songs on the album include generation or listened to in a record Brews Thursday January 23 at contest coincides with the release of "The Freshmen" single off "Oklahoma" about the Oklahoma abandoned their dreams and and they thought, 'Maybe that 8:00. Tickets are $6 and available one of their earlier independent releases, "I've Suffered a Head City bombing and "Talkin' Alien settled way by calling 352-7453. InJuryT Tropical Exposure| RUSH ZAE only 104 S. Main 353-0988 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON per si The Ark *75 1995-1996 ALL-SPORT CHAMPIONS Band UNLIMITED TANNING "It's not the only Fraternity, Wolff Beds-NEW Bulb* It's the only one that matters." 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With that SNAZZY new design, •• Allison Dolan Stephanie Prusak and stories that ITiatteI", I'm thinking of * Lauren Fisk Molly Sharp writing for the Sppjng jggyg Halle Gilbert •Christy Umfleet * Lauri Haldy Jennifer Hamilton * Denotes 4.0 myself!* * Kristen Janowski Denotes Dean's List applications for writers and interns available • 210 West Hall Congratulations to all KD's on improving our overall GPA! all majors welcome Check out Friday's Rock Pages! page six The BG News Thursday, January 23,1997
Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Redskins go to pieces Oh, what a night in second half By RYAN JOHNSON BG beats Miami with a historic 41-6 run The BC News Four and a half minutes Into the second hair, with Miami lead- By SCOTT BROWN at Miami. We realized that if drained a deuce to tie the score. ing 61-37, the Redskins put the The BC News we were going to come back, we were going to have to play "We started our run and put ship on auto pilot Unfortunately for the Redskins, the auto pilot Twenty years from now, as a unit." on the pressure and everybody Anthony Stacey added 26 started working line one," said had taken the night off. The Fal- 4,027 fans will say they were cons seized the opportunity and there the night Bowling Green points for the Falcons, now 13-5 freshman Dave Esterkamp. overall and 5-2 in the MAC. Daniels capped the 26-0 ons- went on a 26-0 run on their way to snapped. an 83-80 upset victory at Ander- Down a whopping 24 points Miami is 10-4 and 4-1. laught by draining a ten-footer "I've been around the game a on the run. Down by two, son Arena. with 15:30 to go in the game, During the eight minute the Falcon men exploded for very long time, and I can never Miami scored the next three to remember a game that turned go back up 64-63 only to have stretch, the Redskins fell victim the next 26 points on the way to to foul trouble, turnovers and the a 41-6 run and a stunning vic- around like that," BG coach Esterkamp drain the shot of Jim Larranaga said. "It was a the game with a 3-pointer from frenzied BG crowd When senior tory over the Miami Redskins, Devin Davis dropped in a layup 83-80, amid pandemonium at tremendous effort ... and I the left elbow. think our guys really buckled Esterkamp's trey started an at the 7:07 mark to end the skid, Anderson Arena. the Redskins found themselves With the defense turned up down." 8-0 run for BG. All told, BG The run started with flair for went on a 41-6 run over the in a 63-63 tie and momentemless. to full-throttle, the Falcons ac- The Redskins committed 10 complished what is believed to the Falcons as Kirk Cowan and midpoint of the second half to Stacey brought home a dunk go up by 11 with three minutes turnovers during the stretch, in- be the biggest turnaround in cluding five in a row at one point Bowling Green basketball his- apiece. With the defensive in- to go. tensity turned up, Miami start- Miami would get no closer Miami coach Charlie Coles was tory. quick to point out what keyed the In the process, BG defeated ed to come up dry and BG than the final three-point mar- started to pick away at the gin. big Falcon run. Miami for the first time in "They got more aggressive eight tries, and, coupled with lead. "I dldnt think they could A Tony Reid 3-pointer catch us," Miami coach Charlie than us," Coles said. "We got rat- an Eastern Michigan loss to tled into turnovers. When we Western Michigan, moved brought the Falcons within 16 Coles said. "But I didnt think points. After a string of foul we would get in foul trouble." started to panic - it just started back within a game of the con- shots, a drive to the bucket by The Redskins ended up with to snowball." ference lead Stacey provided a conventional 28 personal fouls, including at Consecutive BG dunks by Kirk "We've been down before," trey and the Falcons were least four on five different Cowan and Antonio Daniels and a said Antonio Daniels, who within eight. players. three-pointer by Tony Reid scored a career-high 33 points. BG didnt stop there. With The Redskins had owned the brought the Falcons back within The Falcons have trailed by the crowd on its feet, Stacey first 25 minutes of the game 16 points to 61-45. Daniels scored double digits and rebounded to netted a putback In traffic. similarly to the way they have nine of the next 15 Falcon points get back in the game twice this Miami was up by six. dominated the series of late. to pull the Falcons into the lead at Reid then came up with a Miami had won 12 of the last 13 BG Ntwi Pk*t. by D«uf KhrtMviky 63-451. "We couldn't afford to hang turnover and fed Daniels for an games with Bowling Green. "I was just looking for an- Antonio Daniels puts away two of his career high 33 points with au- our heads to each other. If we easy deuce. Miami by four, Frierson had 24 of his 29 swers," Coles said. The Redskins were going to get pissed off, points in the first half as the thority. Daniels led the Falcons out of a hole from which it seemed had built what seemed to be a then, following two free throws they would not return. we were going to get pissed off by Daniels, DeMar Moore • See NIGHT, page Seven. comfortable lead thanks to the sharp-shooting of sophomore Damon Frierson and the dred- locks of co-captain Davis. Frier- son connected for 24 points in the Wenclewicz stands tall in Miami's 63-59 win first half, while Davis was a By JASON McMAHON point lead at 54-45, Wenclewicz worked those points, and added a pair of free building a 29-18 lead, even Weclewicz presence in the paint. The BC News her magic. She drove into the lane and throws In the closing seconds, to finish was frustrated. When Davis picked up his third somehow dropped in an over-the- with 16 points. "I guess there's always a thought when foul with 15 minutes to play, OXFORD, Ohio - Long after the final shoulder layup. "She's a big-time player," Bowling you've been losing [Miami had been Coles thought it was his fourth buzzer sounded, Miami's Jennifer Wen- Another Miami basket followed, and Green head coach Jaci Clark said "When defeated its last two times out] or down and removed his star player. clewicz was still In a uniform milling then Wenclewicz made the Falcons pay her team has a chance to win, she has to the whole game," Wenclewicz said. "But Without his presence. Falcon big around the crowd with a big smile. for two successive turnovers by draining play well." I knew if we kept playing good defense men Anthony Stacey and Dave The preseason All-MAC guard could two straight 3-polnters. The second gave The Falcons had shut down Miami's and kept putting pressure on them, our Esterkamp, along with a solid afford to smile, as she had just led her Miami a one-point advantage, a lead they 5-foot-6 senior in the first half, allowing shots would start falling." effort from freshman Phillip team to a 63-59 victory over the visiting would not relinquish. her nary a point. Meanwhile, Michelle And they did start to fall when Miami Murray, were able to get the Fal- Falcons. She wasn't smiling the whole "I just felt our team was in need of a Terry and Sara Puthoff were scorching went on a 10-2 run to close out the half. cons back In the game. By the game, however. boost," Wenclewicz said. "Playing for the nets for Bowling Green. The momentum was beginning to creep time Coles realized his mistake Bowling Green (7-8, 4-3 MAC) estab- four years and being a captain, I just The Falcons looked to Terry, a senior back toward the Redskins. The Falcons and re-entered Davis, the Reds- lished control early in the game and was thought I would do whatever I could. I center early, and she produced nine of had lost the chance to deliver a knockout kin ship was already sinking. clearly the better team until five minutes saw openings and I took them." her 17 points in the first half. Puthoff, a punch. "The only sense of panic I saw remained. That's when Wenclewicz wres- A Brooke Belcher free throw finally junior guard, was red-hot from the per- "We've got to be able to pick it up at was that (Miami) began to look at key times," Clark said. "We weren't able tled the momentum away and placed it in stopped the bleeding, but it couldn't imeter, knocking down 12 first-half the clock a lot," said Daniels, who the hands of the Redskins (11-5,5-2). erase the nearly five-minute dry spell the points, including her only two treys, en to do that tonight." lit up the Redskins for a career After Bowling Green had built what Falcons suffered while Miami went on a route to a game-high 20. high 33 points. "They wanted to seemed to be a rather comfortable nine- 14-point spurt. Wenclewicz had eight of As Bowling Green was on its way to • See WOMEN, page Seven. get the game over, so to speak." IIIIIIIIIIIHIrHg iimiiiiiiimiimn fWTf llllllllll All BGSU undergraduate and graduate students are invited to review the PQIWJ draft of a document outlining student' concerns and suggestions regarding diversity at BGSU. The list of concerns and suggestions were provided by '* W^ -!« f LAVORS ON TAP' students at two major campus events. If you have further concerns and/or suggestions, please forward a brief typed statement, along with your name rftllifliaftriiid and e-mail address, to Dr. GP, 305A McFall Center, and they will be IMAGINE incorporated into the final document. This final document will be III1II1 10 p.m. The Unique Boutique forwarded to Dr. Ribeau and Dr. Middleton for their review. You will find the draft in the reserve section of Jerome Library under the name Lorna HAS MOVED! Gonsalves-Pinto. It will be on reserve from January 13—24. Please o PTJ Visit us at 445 E. Wooslcr ensure that your comments are in Dr. GP's office no later than StATe GreEn (Al the railroad tracks) Wednesday, January 29. Mon-Sat II 9 Sunday 12-6 Ladies Night - Drink happy hour prices all night iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 352-S306 SUPER BOWL IfatoJ^i^^iigtggfa] PISANELLO'S SECONDARY EDUCATION MAJORS Open Weekdays at 4 p.m.; Open at Lunch Fri., Sat. 4 Sun. 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SOCCER NIGHT Continued from page Six. MEN'S BASKETBALL Three players drafted by NPSL Redskins shot 62 percent - in- £ cluding 7-of-12 from the on to the NPSL. Rob Martella was their excitement while keeping it 3-point arc. The Falcons, ByJIMTOCCO MEN'S MUMI(l(M.S-1) The BC News selected in the territorial round in proper perspective. meanwhile, shot just 40 per- Friarson 0-14 7-« 29. DKII44 8-1018. Han- of the 1993 draft by the Dayton SOCCER "[Three of us getting drafted] cent. 0«r*oo4-6CK) 1 I. Me* las 3 5 2-6 9. Sjasrbtak Dynamo, but did not play in the £coach] and Wade [Jean, assistant is great for the program [at BG countered with the pres- 3-7 04 7, Nwte 2-2 CM) S. Taytor 1-1 04 3. Al- Three of Bowling Green's six lan »1 04 0. Plum 04 04 0. Toakl 2S-44 graduating seniors were drafted NPSL. coach] have said that I'm really BGSU] and an honor for myself," sure in the second half, in addi- 1724 SO In the National Professional Soc- All told, only 12 Bowling Green on the fence," Klein said. "It all Dore added. tion to nixing the structured cer League's December amateur alumni have played in the depends on liow I play in the all- Dore indicated that the In- offense. The Falcons also spent BOWL WG GREEN (12 5.4-2) draft professional ranks. star game. If I puiy really well, vaders had asked him to begin much of the halftime alone, as Larranaga 1-7 04 2, Slacay 0-14 0-7 24. playing with the team in Septem- Larranaga addressed the team Cowan 1 -3 34 5. Moora 2-8 04 S. OarM* 0-10 Sweeper Tony Dore was the "This is definitely going to help I'll get drafted, and if I play ba- 1S-18 33, Nmkowe 0-0040, Rouwhomi-i 1-2 third player selected in the draft, people to come here," Kolp said. dly I won't get drafted." ber. "I'd say there's a good for only five minutes and then 3. EMarkamp 2-3 04 S. Ran) 1-13-4 8. Murray snatched up by the Columbus In- Klein was pleased by the an- Klein indicated that MLS chance I'll be going down there," left the locker room. 0-1 040. Total! 28-57 28-35 S3. vaders. Back Peter Kolp was se- nouncement but indicated that teams have been in contact with he said. "First half, we were kind of lected sixth by the Cincinnati his career goals lie on the larger his coaches and family, but the Kolp said that the Silverbacks dead," Daniels said. "Second Halhlma - Mam 45. Bowling Graan 32. Silverbacks, and attacking mid- field. teams were not allowed to con- asked him to play with the team half, we really started playing 3-poinl goals -- BG 3-15 (Moora 1-5. Eslarkamp soon. our type of basketball." 1-1. Raid 1-1). MU 1i-1B(Friarion 44. Hanetar- fielder Steve Klein went as the "It was definitely great to get tact him personally during the ■on 3-5. Szczartxak 1-3, Mams 1-2. Nawbla 14th pick in the draft to the drafted," Klein said, "but I think season. "I've still got some school left," Devin Davis had 16 points 1-1, Taylor 1-1). Foulad Out ■- Fnaraon. Re- Cleveland Crunch. outdoor [soccer] is more my If the BG star is drafted, he he said. "We'll see how it goes, for the Redskins. bounds - MU 30 (Oavts 7). BG 25 (Stacay 5). but I really want to get my de- Bowling Green visits Toledo Assists - BG 14 (Danials 6). MU 13 (SiaarbiaK All three players were selected game." will remain in Florida to work out 5). Total louls - MU 28. BG 21 A 4.027. in the "territorial round" of the Klein will be playing in the with the team. Even if he is not gree first. Maybe I'll go down Saturday. draft, a round proceeding the Urabro Classic on Nov. 1 in Fort drafted, however, teams may there next year." first official round in which Lauderdale, Fla. The contest will still ask him to come try out for Kolp has an opportunity to get teams have an opportunity to be a showcase for Major Lague the team. drafted by a Class-A soccer team, WOMEN "freeze" players who have most Soccer scouts, who could poten- "If I had my choice, I'd play for which is soccer's equivalent to recently played in their vicinity. tially make Klein a selection in the Columbus Crew," Klein said, baseball's Triple-A league. Continued from page Six. WOMEN'S Three other Falcon athletes - the MLS draft that weekend. "because that's where all my "I'd love to play outdoor," Kolp BASKETBALL f Pepe Aragon, Brian Ferguson, "Most of the scouts that have friends are." said. "That's first. Indoor is sec- £ Both sides recognized the grav- and Neil Ridgway - have moved talked to Mel [Mahler, head Dore and Kolp also expressed ondary." ity of this game pertaining to the BOWUNC GREEN (7-8,4-3) conference championship chase. PuthoH 7-13 4-4 20, Tarry 7-11 3-4 17. Jonas 3-4 34 0. BHUr 3-7 0-0 8, Batchar 14 1-2 3, "I think we needed a win to- Gafkxdi-3 04 2,Kanlai-1 04 2. Totals 23-51 11-1850. night to stay in the hunt for first MIAMI (11-5.5-2) place," Wenclewicz said. Smoot 7-11 2-2 18, Wsndawka 5-0 2-2 15, Pats try to end AFC's losing streak Kant 4-13 4-4 13, Hammond 3-3 04 8, Shads "So did we," Clark answered. 24 0-1 4, Srwwy 24 0-1 4, Zak 14 04 3. To- tals 2540 8-10 83. The Associated Press or more points In winning its last seven and has at "We knew that coming In here. HalMma - Bowling Graan 31. Maml 28. least 30 points In the last five games. We're still a team right now 3-point goals - Bowling Graan 2-4 (PuthoH 2-2) NEW ORLEANS ~ The New England Patriots In addition. Green Bay's running game has be- that's looking to be able to win a Miami S-10 (Wandawicz 3-4. Kant 1-5. Zak 14). Foulad Out - Nona. Rabounds - Bowling have a high-powered offense, a hot defense and a come fearsome recently. In the NFC title game, big game, and we haven't been Graan38(Jonas0).Mkvni 33 (Smoot it) As- coach with a perfect Super Bowl record. They also Edgar Bennett rushed for 99 yards and Dorsey Le- able to do that. This was another sists - ktami 20 (Kant 11). Bowling Graan 13 have an excellent chance of continuing an AFC vens got 88. big game." (Jonas 4). Total louls - Bowing Graan 15. tradition of getting routed in the big game. "With this running game, it's going to be ex- Miami 12. A "457. That's because the Green Bay Packers have the tremely hard to slow this offense down," said An- most productive offense and stingiest defense in tonio Freeman, Green Bay's leading receiver. "We football, and they match up very well with New already throw the ball extremely well." England in two key areas: receivers and secondar- But the Patriots seem well-equipped to handle UNIVERSITY y- the run after holding Jerome Belt is and Natrone Those positions easily could determine the out- Means to 43 yards each In the postseason. It's in P E ■ F O * M I N • come of Sunday's game. With two-time most valu- the air that they are particularly vulnerable. able player Brett Favre throwing to a deep receiv- Smith, for Instance, has a knack for being around ing corps and two versatile backs, the Packers can the ball - and for being beaten deep. Milloy Is a be overpowering. With those weapons operating rookie. Law Is In his second year. And the pass against a mediocre secondary, the Packers could rush, with the exception of Willie McGinest and be dancing Into the end zone all day. Chris Slade, Isnt fierce, which places even more "If I was a betting man and I didn't know any- stress on the defensive backs. thing about football," Patriots cornerback Ty Law At the same time, Green Bay's secondary could said Wednesday, "I'd bet on Green Bay, too. They dominate a Patriots receiving group that isnt used scored the most points In the league and we were to such physical opposition or tight coverage. New ranked down near the bottom as a secondary. England rarely faces as strong a defensive back- "Early in the season, our defense didn't play well field as the Packers present with safeties LeRoy enough to deserve respect. Every game we lost, it Butler, an All-Pro, and Eugene Robinson, comer- seemed to be the defense's fault and we took it backs Doug Evans and Craig Newsome. personally. "Eugene is one of those guys whose motor never "But In the second half of the season, we've stops running," said New England receiver Shawn come on. We've given up how many points in the Jefferson. "He can knock you into the dirt pretty last five games (62), and only nine in the playoffs. I hard." know what is going on In our locker room and with Or he can knock down Drew Bledsoe, the our defense." Patriots' inconsistent quarterback, on a blitz. Or let What's been going on Is impressive, particularly Butler do it, which he often does, while Robinson with the big plays provided by defensive backs patrols the deep secondary. January 23, 24, 25 at 8 p.m. Willie Clay, Otis Smith, Lawyer MUloy and Law In "They are very Intelligent in the way they play," January 25 at 2 p.m. the playoffs. But those plays came against less- Bledsoe said. "Eugene is kind of the brains of that accomplished performers, not against Favre and secondary. You watch them play and they are Eua Marie Saint Theatre his coterie. Not against a group that has scored 24 never out of position." 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Wednesday cations are available at tie Mleo Alumri Carl Wotf Studios will be on campus starting World Wide Web. This seminar Introduces lie Money lor college We can help you obtain January 22 al 7pm, 202 W«t Hall Center. Jan. 27 tor only 5 days. This rs THE last chance Work) Wide Web using Netscape. Topics in- funding. Thousands of awards available B al clude understanding links, bookmarks, search The sisterso!Aloha* Delta ??'s Call 2-2440 DEADLINE: MARCH 3,1997 tor May 6 August grade. Cal 372-8086 B atudents. Immediate qualification engines, and how to locale information on the would l«e to congratulate —OBSIDIAW—OBSOUW— schedule your sitting. Photos taken in tie 1-800-651-3393 World Wide Web. Alioa Make on her pearling yearbook oWce 28 West Hal. Affirmative Acnon: Miconcepoon and Truth FREE Movie Tonight - Abbot t CosMk) Meat Mon. Feb. 10 from 10 00 noon In 126 Hayes Orl street parking spaces tor rent 110CrimSt. to Doug Plsulal Frankenstein. 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January 27-30 Prior knowledge of Macintosh operating 352-4480 All current membere and thoae kitereeted Amartcan Markeeng Association HOMECOMING 1997! II 7-7:45.6-8:45.9-9:45om system or attendance at Getting Started on tie Very reasonable rates In BORNO should attend! WD Maw Mac is recommended. Please bring a blank ?ques»onB? Call Bethany at 372-4206 DAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK! Tuas. January 21 at Rm. 1007 BA 3.5' disk. IS YOUR ORGANIZATION TRYING TO RE- A student only motel. 2 sessions STUDY ABROAD RETURNEES Wed. Feb. 12 from to 00-noon in 126 Hayes CRUIT QUALITY MEMBERS? Then pleaoe at- Break away to the hotteet action In Florida isl session: 5:30 6 00 Please come to a re-entry session on Satur- Hall. tend the Creative Recruilmem Strategies PERSONALS where guys meets gjriel NEW motel on the 2nd session: 0.00-6:30 day. 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Pnor know- Thursday, Jan 23 Group Presidents KOREAN MARTIAL ART* CLUB CALL1-80O482-O919. ledge of Windows concepts or attendance al 9.30 pm Gat your group pictures In the 1907 Kay year- January 26-2:00pm Sun 4-6; Tuea. 6-10: W 230-430: F 3-5 at Intro to Mcroeoft Windows is recommended. 121 Weet Hell book. Tima Is running out. Please can Jennifer Eve Marie Saint Theatre DU OU'OU DU Rec Center. Beginners Welcome I Please bring a blank 3.5' disk. RUSH al 372-6763. Questions: Dan 353-7274 Tickets at door Wad. Feb. 19 from 2:00-4 oopm in 128 Hayes (You can come after Seinfeld I) DELTA UPSILON ATTENTION ALL ORGANIZATIONS APPLY Laser Tag University Computer Services Hall. DU DU'OU-DU ING FOR UNIVERSITY BUDGETS - Don't tar- Sal. Feb. 2. Ila.m.-Sp.m. Spring g7 Seminars Thur. Fab. 20 from 10 00 noon in 128 Hayes "HUNTINaTON NATIONAL BANK" The following University Computer Services get ■> reserve a apace in ne MANDATORY Syrvania. Ohio Hat No metier which Mam you're cheating lor on DZDZDZRUSHDZDZDZ ACGFA Workshops that will be held on Thurs- $20--indudes transportation and 3 laser tag Seminars win be offered this spring. These fre Additional seminars win be announced later in 01/27/97. Hunongton wants you to have a day, Feb. 6, 1907 at 9:30am. noon, and games seminars are open to anyone at BGSU. You the semester. SuperSowl party on us! Simply sBp by our of- Indrvidualy Unique... 700pm In the Town Room or the Student 'Bursarable' must caH 372-2911 to register tor the seminars. Together Complete. What do you know about the Hoiocauif fice in rhe Student Union, guess the number of Union. Dr. Tonia Stewart. Associate Vice Sign up January 21-30 in the UAO office. 330 A complete seminar list can be found on tie Delta Zeta Join UAO tor a trip to rhe Holocaust Center pennies In the jer, and you could arm sub Preaident tor Student Affairs will be Jit guetl Union. For more into call 2-7164, sponsored by WWW at: What sisterhood was inWeslBloorTifield.Mltorariandson sandwiches, crape, pop, and pretzels. Stop by speaker. Groups not participating m these UAO http/www.bgsu.edu/depenments/ucs/seml meant to be. eipenence January 26 before the 24th to enter! workshops will not be allowed 10 request AC- rvara To leam more cal: Learn how not to get stressed out This semes There is a »5 bursarable GFA funding. For more into, contact the Stu- Gelling started on the Mac. This seminar Dayna 372-4600 or let si the Breathing and Relesetlon Mm charge for transportation. dent Life OUce at 372-2043. covers the basics of the Macintosh operating 'Rush Lambda Chi' Nlkkl 354-3972 Course. Learn Tai-Chi. breathing, stretching, system. No previous computer eipehence la The tnp includes a Bur of the center Wed. Jan. 22 Lambda Open DZDZDZRUSHDZDZDZ Bowling Green Radio News and roiasason techniquea. required Please bring a blank 3.5' disk- followed By s discussion. Thurs. Jan. 23 Beach Night General SUN Meeting * Sunday. January 26 1 2 30pm .BA 1000 Wed. Jan. 29th from 10-noon in 126 Hayes For more Into, cal 2-7164 Tuet. Jan. 28 Italian Night DZOZTeatimomslDZDZ New Member Into Night $2 Bursar able Hall Sponsored by UAO Wed. Jen. 28 Cart Mght ■Delta Zeta felt reel to me TONIGHT ij 6:30pm Sign-up In the UAO office 330 Llnton starting Tues Feb 4th from 6-10am In 126 Hayes Hall South of the Library facing Rodgera I didn't leel like I had to 121 Weat Hall Jan. 21. For more info cat 2-7164, sponsored Intro to Microsoft WIndoweOBM) This sem- Cal 372 2988 tor mformation You don't have to be a TCOM major put on a show. I knew they All current members and thoae kitarested by UAO inar covers the basics of tie Mcroeoft would Ike me tor who I am.' In BOP.NO should sttendl Windows operating system No previous com- ML Brighton Downhill Skiing Tnp AAA1 * NATIONAL DATMG HOT-LtNE I Chnstine puter experience is required. 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Reports to the Director ol Economic 12 gauge double barrel sholgun. Almost new. JAVA JESUS Fof into call 30l-42»t32B. Development AVAILABLE NOW OR MAY Clesn 6 nice up- $175.00.CallBobat3S3-4512. per apt 3 large rooms, smallish kit, huge bath. a coNsa house lor all ages AC Tool 4 Dm Co. ot Dwthter. OH ha* the fol- Responsibiiiry tor Program Mgmnt. A Mkig Friday. January 24-7-OOpm IO tooopm The 18D7 Tas Electronics TV Model Search lowing full-time poaibont open; Machinist, & Send Resumes ASAP to 1089 Ponoac Trans Am red with gray int. 69k. Al new heater (gas), phjmbmg. alec Off-street Community ot Chriat Lutharan Finals will be at Come Mac's Bar 8 GrUI on CNC prognwnrnar-oparatof. Wa oHer a rul 315 Madison Sr. Rm 206. Port Clinton. OH vary good cod.. VI 305. sunroof. $4,050 - parking Ouiet street GREAT landlord $425 & Church a Sudani Cantar Wad. Jan 29thl Utmale winner receives a benefit package A compeODva wages. Apply m «34S2 1353-5067 ulll Cal 354-1633. f l24E.WoostsrSt Bahamas Vacation, Car Stereo and a year- parson or send resume to AC Tool A Oe Free Jan. rent. Female subleaser needed im- long TV modeling deall Registration at 9p, FREE room with bath. 1 Wk. from campus in re- 87 Mazda 323. 5 speed, dean runs graatl Early: •■xyaw Condaaaa Croningar 3-278 Slate Rl 18 Cashier. OH 43516 Ann. turn lor 15 hrs. chiktca/e dunng the weekday. $1.500. Call 353-7306. medistety 2 blocks from campus $155rmonth mambar ol Iha Froglown Storytelling Guild Contest starts at 10p. Call Tas on siroort tor de- fasv HH plus utilities 354-8271 featured storyteller al In* Toledo Zoo tails. 867-7788. Non-smokers only. Must have references. Call Cabl* Descrambler Kit Later: guuansvsinger Laura Spaalman ACCCMJNT.NO SOFTWARE SUPPORT 352 1955. $14 95 See ALL me channels I res Rant - 1 month BGSU alumnus Interacava Fknanaal Soluoona. a new company (313)523-2767 $ 166/mo., across from campus Rafreshmants throughout the evening provxJng (inanoa) and consultative services to Immediate openings for security and lemale CaH Pal© (2161 3560436 Wake'n Balis for Cottae by 'Grounds tor Thought the long term care industry, is looking tor a dy- bartenders at the Asylum, 209 N. Superior. Spring Break 1917 Toledo. Apply in person or call 2*3-5911 ■ For sals. 65 Chevy Capita Good Condition Everyone is invilad namic, personable individual to provide on-s-te GREAT deals on the nght apartment' Newlove training and loiow-up phone support tor an ac- New Brakes, alternator, oil changed, fully 'Jamaica 'Panama City loaded. Radio/cassette, AC $650 060 Rentals 326 S Main (our only ofKcel For information, call Ih. church 352-5.01 counting software package. The -deal candi- 352-5620. •Csncun'Day tons date will have a degree in Business or a related Looking For Part Time Work? 352-1574 Earn $6 an Hour ft Great Benefits KKQ-KKQ-KKG'KKG •Pad.e -Bahamas field, good computer skills, and a good grasp ol Houses/1 A 2 bdrm furn. apts year, 0 mo.. & Call for FREE Into Packetn accounting concepts. Experience with at summer leases 352-7454 Do you avar wonder what a sisterhood in a ao- UPS FREE CELLULAR PHONE rorlty can bo like? Wall now is your chance- 1-800-428-7710 Wndows. DOS. and/or networks is a plus. 100 mln. psr month FREE Must have excellent communication skills, en- Sign up at 360 Student Services come B tl* rush ol KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA UPS is an E.E.O. Employer CalfTadek lor details. New houss • 3 bdrm, 1 bsti, large clossts 812 on Tua». Jen. 21at andThucs. Jan. 23rd trom Wanted 100 students Los* B to 100 lbs New joy helping others learn, and have good prob- 410-356-2005 Thud St $605 short less* avail Call Phil or 8:00 unOI 10.00pm Dress casual. Sea you metabolism breakthrough Dr. recommended. lem solving skills. WiH eventually be trained to Deb al 474-5344. install software or network systems Must be Mind your own busIneaalColorWorks is cur H Guaranteed $30 coat. Free Gilt. G*o Prizm 00. AC. stereo. 5 spssd. p/steering KKO-ICKOIOCaitKO- 1-800-435-750.1 willing 10 travel. We offer a competi.ve salary, rently recruiting on campus lor a limited num- a full rang* of benefits, including medical & ber of summer *97 management positions same as Corolla $2600 Cal 352-5505. Now Renting Rooms dental insurance), tax deferred annuity, and va- Gain hands on experience in managing a busi- PcwrerBook 520C 12/160/19 2 $1200 Spnng Semester You don't have to be a TCOM ma,or LORI, cation Submit resume and salary require- ness In your hometown Opportunities availa- PowerBook 160 12/120/14 4 $620 Call 353^0325 WE ALL JUST WANTED TO ments to Interactive Financial Solutions c/o ble inToiedo, Syfvania. Maumee. and other PowerBook 170 4/80/u 4 w/cass. 2 barter KNOW WHAT PATRICIA THINKS Sunshine Inc. of NW Ohio. 7223 Maumee- areas Summer earnings $7-$9.000. To speak ies. Ram Double-$580 ABOUT TODAY 11 Westem Rd.. Maumme Ohio 43537. ATTN: HR to a campus representative call Room avail in BG home. Grad male pref. For to gel involved with WFAL Stylewnler 1200 w/cartndc*. came $160 impel 352-1631 or 354 6701 Mpr.EOE. 1 800-477-1001. mice $10. keyboards $40 Mt. Brighton Downhill Sluing Trip ACTIVlTeS DIRECTOR SUMMER OF 1997- NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT Call Paul at 353-7285 Room for Rent $200/mo. Kitchen A laundry Includes transportation a all day lift ticket. Sat- Yogi Bear's Jelly stone Camp Resort is looking NaDonal Parks hire forestry workers, park facilities included Located near the college urday. Jan. 25. Cost is *35 bursarabie. Sign up for 2 outgoing, creative people to plan and im- rangers, firefighters, lifeguards ft volunteer and Prefer a non-smoking lemale. 353 1616 in UAO one* (330 Union) For more into call kilo Night is TODAY at 9:30pm plement daily activities for a busy family camp- government positions. Excellent benefits ft PowerBook 5300 Laptop 8/520 100MHZ SEEKING 1 NON SMOKING MALE TO 372-7184. Sponeored by UAO. ing raaorl near Sea World of Aurora, Ohio. bonus potential. Cal: 1-206-971-3620 ext. EkOSl Word c/cn $600 353-4704 SHARE LARGE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Rush Alpha Phi ■ Ruah Atoha Phi * Experience la preferred but not required N5544B Toshiba Lap lop Windows a Works with win- FURNISHED CLOSE TO CAMPUS $210 . Coma this week just to sea Male or female racreaDorveducarjon majors ter $350 Mac Prekxma w'CO rom » printer UTIL CALL: 352 1541 in Room 121 West Hsu are encouraged to apply. especially those took- Part-lime positions available for Lifeguards at The vary Bast ol Alpha Phi the Nichols Therapy Pool. Day, evemng. and $42S. Call Dan 353-4512_ START early i Brochures available for 1997-96 As ths ivy strengthens A twines ingfor apraCDCum weekend hours are available. $5.70hr High ' Salary is $150.00Vwk with housing. Newlove Rentals 328 S Main (our only office) You'll sea how our friendship binds School daptoma or equivalent and valid life- 3525620 Thursday Jan 23. 8 15-10 00pm t20Cvwk. without guard, first aid, and CPR cerDficaDon required FOR RENT Huah Alpha Phi -Rush Alpha Phi * Interviewing will be done at the Resort Applicaion packets may be obtained from the STOP m for 1997-08 brochures Newlove Wood County Board of MR/DO. Ent.8, 11160 Rentals. 328 S. Main (our only office). WANTED Send your resume to 352-5620 RUSH KAPPA SKJMA Ja> iy i tone Camp Resort E Gypsy LnRd,BG,a^oam-4 30pmEC€ Open 7 30-9.30 All nights % Andrea Schwartz Permanent part-time position needed, for as- •87-96-Apts* House* Jan. 22.23.28. 29 85llMarsof*222 sorted offsco and warehouse duties, approxi- Available Close ts Campus For more info 1 bdrm. turn. apt. to sublease Gas heat. Wanted roommate lor 07-08 school year. Orm Mayfteid Hts . Ohio 44124 mately 20 hours per week Apply at: Clarke room A very close to campus Call 354-4228 hrtp^rwww .Toner .corrvXs/ Wtnmrop Terrace. Avail 2/1/g7. *42S plus Power Products 500 Lehman Ave. Bowling 311/316 E. Merry. 9 prymt lease One 825 book scholarship given atoc. Call 353-8314. Green. OH 43402. 211 E. Reed St and many more out each nighti ASIA EMPLOYMENT Call lor Mings 353-0325 1-4 people needed to tsks over Issss in 2 Learn how students have made $2S-$45/hr. Summer Business imgabon sates ft installs- or listings aval. 24 hrs at DISCOVER CARD bdrm apt. sSOGVmo . uBI. Close to campus. teaching basic conversational English in Bon. Vehicle required S8000V summer. Cal office 316 E Merry S3 Call 352-2674. Japan, Taiwan, or S Korea. Many employers V 600-361-4074 provide room A board and/or other benefits. SPRING Rush Sigma Kappa • Rush Sigma Kappa Call: 208-971 -3570 ext. J5S446. THE TOP SUMMER POSITIONS ARE Comfortable 2 bdrm apt. avast, in May. Lots of FILLING NOW. Our company will be hiring Babysitter Wanted, our home TuesAVed The Sielers ol Sigma Kappa storage, does to campus. 2 sublease** BGSU students who are looking to build an ex- would lik* to mvile you needed, call 354-4303. l2-8pm 3 yr. girt, 6 yr. boy. Exp. and ref. tensive resume, earn an internship, and gain to our Open House on necessary. Tranap. necessary $5/hr. CaH valuable expenence n Marketing, Manage- It Pays To Discover! Use Your 352-0900 before 8pm or leave message any Wed. Jed. 22 and Thurs Jan. 23 Female sublease* needed Immediately. 2 ment. Sales, and General Business Earn PANAMA CITY BEACH FL Discover Card And Save Up To $25! from 9.15 to 10 00pm bdrm. apt. Leroy Ave Close to campus. erne at 352-d078. $6,000-9.000 next summer working in tSe To Apply For A Card, Any Ouaeoons cal 372-2385 352-8827. CAMP WAYNE (sister half of brother/sister areas of Sytvania, Perrysburg, Toledo, or BOOK DIRECT & SAVE! CaH 1-800-IT-PAYS-TO. camp. Northwestern Pennsylvania. 8/23 - Maumee. Positions w«i be filing quickly For Rush Sigma Kappa' Rush Sigma Kappa Houssmstss needed. OWN Room, 3 aval.. 18720/97). Have the most memorable summer more information about these opportuniDes cad Bahamas Party $tSS/mo. May • Mey lease. 354-1913 Chris or of your Mel Directors needed for Drama, Fine 0TP at 1-800 356-5067 Cruise $279 Ellen Arts, Sports, Campmg/Nature. Counselors for' m& -»».-* 6 Days-All Meals-Free Parties/ Laser Tag Tennis. Sports. Golf. Serf-Defense. Gymnaa- •Includes Taxes Dca, Dance, Cheerleading, Ropes, Guitar. Ba- FOR SALE hkbUmtt rm SEMOR PICTURES Sat. F eb 2,11 a .m. ■ 3p m tik, Sculpture, Drawinp/Painong. Silkscreen. LAST CHANCE Sytvama. Ohio buckilMtufkltld R^ from $25 Cancun $399 S20-indud*e iransponaoon and 3 laser tag Ceramics. Swimming (WSI Preferred). Sailing, an 7 Nights-Aif.Hotel-S.3ve $150 Carl Wo* Studios will be on campus starting Waterskiing Other staff: Jan. 27 hx only 5 days. This is THE last chance games • 1 Awesome Spnng Break Bahamas Parly nmmmittdi'. mSSm W on Food & Drinks •Bursarabie- OriverMdecvPrweogmpby. Heed Chef and Cruise' 6 Days $2791 Includes All Meals, Par Stay IteTS and petty twre. Two bwiMrant tor May * August grads Cat 372-8088 to Assistant Chef, Kitchen positions. Office per- ties ft Taxes! Greai Beaches A Nightlife' schedule your sittjng Photos taken in tie Sign up si January 21-30 in the UAO office, hotaai wlO> 8 patly latyitdut) MM In the Jamaica $419 sonnel On Campus Interviews February 18th Leaves trom Fl. Lauderdalel springbreak- 7 Nights-Air.Hotel-Save $150 yearbook office 28 West Han 330 Union. For more into call 2-7184, spon- iriddi. Fret keg party on atitealbMrpv- sorod by UAO Call t-80t>-279-3Oi9forinformation. Bavel com 1-800-678-6386 on Food & Drinks Ofs nWiflv. IVe bar« diy t nltfrt. not rot* I id and reooM, tax on the batch mt MM Florida $119 contMts, tac hot danoBToonB. KJIBT DJS 7 Nights-Panama City, Daytona nKO nK