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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Campus H E Sports University Spirit Wellness Day to Yankees eke out victory in commence Friday. Atlanta. Page 3 Page 7 City Falcon soccer whips OSU, Three- Let's get ready to rumble! Bar nil. brawls make city life interesting. Page 7 Page 4 NEWS Thursday, October 24, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 184 The News' BGSU Briefs Detroit schools honors wipe out TP top DETROIT-Raising a hand for permission to use the bathroom isn't enough for youngsters at some De- faculty troit schools - they also have to ask teachers for DirliWamock toilet paper. The BC News The rationing policy was imposed because "some The University handed students - few in number - have flushed whole rolls of out its five highest honors toilet paper down the Wednesday night as it hon- toilet," schools spokeswo- ored top faculty at the Fac- man Michele Edwards said. ulty Recognition Dinner. "That leads to flooding The eighth annual recog- damage and plumbing prob- nition dinner honored in- lems." structors throughout each Edwards also said that department. Including when students are given a those who have served the roll of paper to take to the University in years of ser- bathroom, they're required to return it with a reasona- APPkM* vice and excellence. ble amount left. Scott Reed, Bob Dole's campaign manager, was dispatched to Texas dorse the G.OJ>. ticket Jack Nachbar, popular Some students have re- Wednesday to urge Ross Perot to quit the presidential race and en- culture professor, was the sorted to taking their own recipient of the Master rolls to school, and some Teacher Award. The award parents are up in arms. is given annually by the "This is a toilet-paper re- Undergraduate Alumni As- bellion," said parent Helen Dole urges Perot to drop out sociation. In addition to the Moore, one of about 30 peo- Perot has no intention of quitting the race, no ditionally Republican states where Clinton award, Nachbar received a ple who staged a demon- John King $1,000 cash award. Nachbar stration Tuesday, demand- The Associated Press intention whatsoever." and Dole are running neck-and-neck with ing that toilet paper be put Clinton aides cast Reed's mission as proof Perot garnering roughly 6 percent in the is the 15th person to receive back in bathrooms. WASHINGTON - In a dramatic bid to re- of Dole's desperation, and Clinton campaign polls. the Master Teacher award. "You should not punish a vive his White House campaign, Bob Dole spokesman Joe Lockhart said: "We believe "Any time you can pick up a few points According to Stephanie child by making them hold dispatched his top aide Wednesday to urge that on the issues that are most important to here or there it's worth the effort," said Flor- Minrovic, chairperson for their bladder," said Marie Ross Perot to quit the presidential race and Mr. Perot - the deficit, campaign finance re- ida GOP Sen. Connie Mack, who was travel- UAA, Nachbar was chosen Thornton, another parent. endorse the Republican ticket, GOP and Re- form -- we have a stronger record." ing with Dole by a committee of students form Party sources said. The entreaty was evidence of the deep More significantly, the GOP sources, in- and alumni, based upon Four Tops tickets Dole campaign manager Scott Reed made frustration within the Dole camp as the 1996 cluding a ranking Dole campaign official in nominations from his stu- remain available the urgent entreaty at a meeting with Perot campaign entered the final 12 days with Washington, suggested such a dramatic de- dents and colleagues, as In Dallas, according to several sources who Clinton comfortably ahead in national polls velopment would throw what has been a sta- well as his committment to Five-hundred tickets still spoke to The Associated Press on condition and enjoying a similarly lopsided advantage ble race into sudden turmoil, perhaps giving teaching and learning. remain for the Nov. 9 ap- in state-by-state electoral vote counts. A new Dole one last chance to overtake Clinton. "We support those pearance of The Four Tops of anonymity. Neither Dole nor Perot had immediate NBC-Wall Street Journal poll, for example, Ironically, it was Perot's decision to quit professors who go beyond at the University. The the classroom," Minrovic group will perform at 8 p.m. comment. Shortly before the meeting, a Re- had Clinton at 52 percent. Dole at 35 percent the 1992 race just before the Democratic form Party source said it was highly unlikely and Perot at 6 percent. convention that helped boost Clinton from said. "Someone who is ex- in Anderson Arena as part cited about teaching stu- of Parents Weekend. The Perot would agree to abort his candidacy. In the view of some Dole advisers, a Perot third place to first. Perot later rejoined the remaining tickets are $8 Separately, Perot spokeswoman Sharon endorsement could swing several states in race, and ran third with 19 percent. each and can be purchased Holman said she was not aware of any Perot- Dole's favor, especially in the Mountain See AWARDS, page three. at the University Activates Reed meeting but said emphatically, "Mr. West. Texas and Florida are also two tra- See DCXE, page three. Office on the third floor of the University Union. During their 40-plus year -career, the Four Tops have Music pain free for doctor recorded 36 albums and on Justice Department every album is at least one JOB Boyle song which made its way toward the top of the pop releases drug photo The BC News charts. Opening the even- ing's entertainment will be The Associated Press It's 12:45 am. in the lounge at The Second City Touring Harshman Chapman. About 10 Company, an award- WASHINGTON - The Jus- "I'm not going to people are watching "Late Night winning improvisational tice Department said on invite drug dealers to with Conan O'Brien." comedy troupe that can Wednesday that it made no They really dont get into the boast of alumni such as effort to withhold photographs the White House program until this commercial John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd of Vice President Al Gore and dinner." break. It's an Affordable Chi- and Joan Rivers. The con- first lady Hillary Rodham Bob Dole ropractic advertisement. As the cert is being sponsored by Clinton posing with a man who guitar player enters the screen, the University's Office of COP presidential nominee 10 regularly "normal" people Student Life. was later convicted of drug smuggling. break into song. Jorge Cabrera, who was pic- cans have been making Ca- "I'm pain free/ It's as easy as Fire still blows tured with Gore at a Florida brera a campaign Issue, charg- one-two-three/ Affordable Chi- MALIBU, Calif. -- The fund-raiser and with Mrs. ing the White House was forc- ropractic and me," the singer dry, blustery Santa Ana Clinton at the White House, ing the Justice Department to croons. wind that turned brush fires had donated $20,000 to the cover up evidence of the meet- As the song winds down, one into blowtorches eased Democratic Party. He's now ing by withholding the photo. thing becomes apparent - there Wednesday, giving fire- serving a 19-year sentence in "I'm not going to be AWOL are probably more people in this fighters an edge as they Florida for smuggling cocaine. like President Clinton's been area that know all the words to tried to contain the flames The U.S. attorney's office In this song than know the words to that destroyed more than AWOL in the war on drugs," Miami released the two photos Dole told a rally in Jacksonvi- "Heartbreak Hotel." 100 houses. Dr. Guy Giordano, a chiro- Fires scattered across after receiving the consent of lle, Fla., Wednesday. "And I'm California had charred Cabrera as required by the not going to invite drug practor with the Affordable Chi- about 37,000 acres. Blazes Privacy Act. dealers to the White House ropratic chain, is the man in the Tkc BC NewtUtt Boyle that engulfed neighbor- Republicans, including dinners either." commercials. To his adoring Dr. Guy Giordano has made a name for himself playing the guitar In hoods of Mallbu, Carlsbad House Speaker Newt Gi- Gingrich wrote Attorney thousands, he Is the Affordable the Affordable Chiropractic ads. and Lemon Heights were ngrich, had been seeking General Janet Reno to demand Chiropractic guy, but to patients still out of control but were release of the photos as part of an explanation. and friends he is simply "Doctor with the jingle, and started play- recognize me before the adults being gradually contained an attempt to pressure Presi- "I know of no occasion in the Guy." ing it at the end of the commer- do," Dr. Guy said. "I couldn't be- by firebreaks. dent Clinton and Democrats past ever where the Justice The ads, which all feature em- cials." lieve it at first. 'My autograph? President Clinton Issued ployees and friends of Afforda- Soon the higher-ups at the You want my autograph?' It was an emergency declaration over election-year fund- Department has been used for San Diego, Los Angeles raising controversies. like this in a political cam- ble Chiropractic, are not corny. company decided it was time for incredible." and Orange counties, where In this case, the DNC said it paign," Gingrich said Dr. Guy insisted. a bold turn in the advertise- Dr. Guy said after the flurry of the firestorms had chased had been unaware until last Wednesday while campaign- "These ads serve a direct pur- ments. attention the ads received after thousands from their week that Cabrera, who gave ing in Akron, Ohio. pose. People can tell that those "They said 'Why dont we take first airing, the company decided homes, said Gov. Pete Wil- the $20,000 to the Democratic But in a statement, the Jus- are real people In the ads, not a his face and connect It with the he would be a l.xture in future son's office. The action al- National Committee in 1995, tice Department said: "Con- bunch of actors," he said. voice?'" he said. broadcasts. lows federal funding for a had been arrested and con- trary to certain public state- The ads featuring Dr. Guy fol- With that, Dr. Guy was trans- "After a while they wanted to variety of assistance pro- lowed his penning of the new Af- formed virtually overnight from create an anticipation as to grams. victed on charges of smug- ments, the Justice Depart- gling cocaine last year in ment has received no gui- fordable Chiropractic theme a mild-mannered chiropractor to where I'm popping up next," he The home of superstar said. Axl Rose miraculously re- Miami after making the dona- dance whatsoever from the song. a local superstar. Suddenly, au- mained untouched. tion, which was returned. White House or the vice presi- "A while back they asked me to tograph hounds were stopping And pop up he has. In the back GOP presidential candidate dent's office on whether to come up with a new jingle," Dr. him at malls. of a car. On a moped. Next to the Compiled from staff and Guy said. "Me and two other "It happens all the time. Ever- wire reports. Bob Dole and other Republi- release the photograph." guys In the company came up ywhere. For some reason kids See TAIN HUE, page four. Opinion page two Thursday, October 24,1996

Letters to the Edit A major change into the unknown Yever been lying in bed at major offers? It may Indeed be major. In Matt's case, a string the close of an exhausting day. time to swallow the of pride and of setbacks made me strongly drifting or. In my case, plum- ball out. Jump ship, defect, question my abilities and apti- On behalf of the entire BG basketball program I want to meting off to sleep, when you're (your metaphor here), rather tudes, yet a passion still exists thank the student body for their tremendous support of "Mid- startled awake by the revelation than enslave yourself to a ma- and should not be neglected. night Madness.* Thousands of students showed up early and that you haven't brushed your Pierce jor that brings you unbounded Don't kill your dreams because stayed late and were super enthusiastic the entire evening. teeth? What do you do ? You're misery. of employment statistics, minor The atmosphere In Anderson Arena was electric! All those warm, you're comfortable, yet Then again, maybe it's not screw-ups, or negativity's who participated were treated to a great night of fun and enter- you're ill at ease due to the film one of the scariest things stu- you that's changed. It could be naysayers. Sticking out the tainment. on your choppers and your dents can do (next to a course that what drew you to your tough times requires a lot of In my opinion. It was "The Best Midnight Madness" in the mom's admonitions echoing In Skydive BG). The security of major was not its true essence, bravery, too. You chose your country. We are already making plans to make next year's even through your mind. Do you go your educational world is or was strayed from in favor of major for valid reasons—ask bigger and better (more contests, more gifts, more surprises)! through the hassle of hauling thrown into a tizzy as familiar more sinister doings. For in- yourself, what were they again? We will be contacting ESPN to see if Bowling Green can be your bones up and blinding professors, peers, and concepts stance. I stopped playing Pee- Then make up your mind, and Included in their national television coverage. You deserve the yourself with the lavatory light, are replaced by altogether new Wee Hockey (God. that makes remember, many degrees are recognition. Thanks for your support! or do you set a dangerous pre- ones, often placing the unsus- me giggle) in the fifth grade interchangeable when you go Go Falcons! cedent toward tooth decay by pecting student right back at when checking became legal job-hunting after commence- Jim Larranaga staying put? "Go." Avoidance of this drastic because I loved to skate and ment, and your folks'll be proud Head Basketball Coach This dilemma strikes me disruption Is one reason my shoot and hated the overzeal- no matter what the diploma as similar to one which count- doubts were not strong enough ous physical play of my oppo- says. A plain, wooden walking stick held a place of importance less collegians have been con- to force me Into a change. nents, wimp that I was (am). But If you're lying awake In my heart as a young child. It belonged to my grandfather, fronted with: whether or not to But what If the doubts are What drew me to the activity staring into the darkness cf and looking at It as it leans In one corner of the storeroom at my change one's major course of strong? What If you take a step had been strayed from. Maybe your room and prospects for grandmother's house. I believe 1 can still hear him walking to- study. I had always envisioned back from yourself and see a there are ex-business majors academic happiness, you may wards me leaning heavily on the stick, as It made a click-clock major-changers as ineffectual. kid who's ill suited for the la- out there who extricated them- need to get up. get moving, and sound on the polished floor. Indecisive ninnies who lusted bor your major requires? What selves from the program when do what's best for your honey. The stick Itself was of no specialty. It was brown In color, after the five-(or six, or seven) if you take a step forward and they discovered the Like brushing your teeth. straight and crooked into a 'C at the top. My grandfather was year plan in order to escape the realize you're no longer inter- backstabblng cutthroat vl- Which brings me back to this paralyzed on his left side and used the stick to walk around. horrifying specter of gradua- ested in the discipline you've clousness of the suit n' tie column's main point. Now He was a doctor, and had many syringes and needles, which tion. However, several recent been Immersed in? What If you game—a true essence revealed. people. I can't stress enough would interest a child: but none of them held any place in my bouts with doubt about my cha-cha around your depart- Now please, don't panic the Importance of dental hy- memory of him. My aunt kept his picture In her room, after he life's direction have forced me ment and see that you've be- and jump on the phone with giene... died. I was then about 4 years of age, and I went up to my to reevaluate this opinion. come disenchanted with the your adviser, unless you're for Contact Matt at mattp grandmother and demanded of her to hand over the walking Changing their major Is steps and dance partners your sure you need to change your Obgnet stick to me. For many years I held onto the belief that the walk- ing stick was my grandpa's legacy to me. Whenever I remember him, whenever a vision of him appears In my memory. I see my grandfather walking towards me holding onto the walking stick. Still today, the walking stick seems to glow with a vitality of my laughing grandpa and beckons me to It. And as If mes- merized. I walk up to the place and stand hours on end gazing at the piece of wood It seems weird, but that piece of wood has been able to console me many times, more effectively than my grandmother's soothing voice. Whenever my mother scolded me. I would slowly and unconsciously go over to the storeroom and with brimming eyes look up to the walking stick, which to me was the embodiment of my grandfather. Slowly I would relax and my hurt would be diminished and a sense of peace would invade me and Anally calm again. I would return to the real world. As I then walked away from the stick it seemed as if I am walking away from a wonderful dream. I found In the walking stick a silent and invisible friend. Slml Rahman Freshman Pre-Med The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors

Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor

Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor BG case discussed in Ohio courts As society has evolved, la- trailer court and other build- protected under the "Whistle- Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi bor laws have evolved with It. ings were all nearby. The empty blower" law. the whlstleblower Opinion editor Photo editor Fine tuning labor law is tricky canisters were Just thrown in a is required to show an actual business in a country that has dumpster. violation had occurred, which historically prided itself on Tiffany Wendeln As property officer. Fox Fox had not done. The trial Aaron Weisbrod keeping government out of pri- was worried that he could be court granted summary Judg- Copy Chief Entertainment editor vate business as much as pos- Columnis held responsible for the way the ment in BG's favor. sible. There's a delicate balance canisters had been disposed. When the case was ap- Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins between what you ought to be He submitted a written report pealed, the appellate court re- able to do with your business v. Bowling Green. In this case, to the city safety director In versed the trial court, finding Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor and what the law ought to be William Fox. a lieutenant for the which he noted his concerns. that the law requires that the able to dictate you can do. Bowling Green police depart- He also said that he believed Whlstleblower need only show In aiming to maintain this ment, was the whlstleblower. some laws may have been bro- that he had a reasonable belief Production Staff balance, the legislature and the In the spring of 1992. Fox. ken In the disposal process. that the actions of his fellow courts have tried to be ever who was in charge of catalog- When the safety director employees were In violation of Jennifer Apt Cathy RaidI mindful of the needs of both ing and storing evidence and contacted chief of police Galen a law, work rule or department sides, because no relationship S>roperty, was told to arrange Ash about the matter. Ash said policy. When the case came works If the scales are tipped or the disposal of outdated tear that he had approved the before the Supreme Court of Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel too far in favor of one side or gas canisters which were stored method of disposal. Ash then Ohio, we agreed with the court the other. Since we spend about at the public armory. It contacted Fox and told him not of appeals. Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor a third of our adult lives at sounded like an easy enough to concern himself further with To require that an actual work, it's no wonder there's a task, but it wasn't. the incident. violation must occur for a myriad of Issues surrounding Fox contacted two landfills Meanwhile. Captain Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry whlstleblower to gain protection the workplace that occaslonafy who couldn't take the canisters Votava submitted a report to leads to nonsensical results. require government attention. because of regulations on their the safety director and police Under the trial court's Interpre- Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec In the mid-'80s. Ohio's leg- disposal. He found a landfill chief implying that he and the tation, each whlstleblower islature turned Its attention to that specialized in hazardous other officer had done nothing would have to become equal protecting workers who "blow materials, but disposal was ex- wrong. Votava also stated that parts police officer, prosecutor. Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In the whistle" on wrongdoing at pensive and required a permit. Fox was not performing ad- Judge and Jury. A whlstleblower this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly their place of employment. They also said that disposal equately as property officer. could never be certain that a prohibited. Prompted by a case of a man had to be at least a mile and a When Fox responded to that statute has been violated until The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 who lost his Job after he re- half away from people, and they report, the chief reprimanded the perpetrator was found ported Illegal activity at work, couldn't locate a safe site. Fox him for not leaving the matter guilty In court. and is published daily during the academic year and the legislature enacted a reported this information to the Wednesday's In the summer. alone as instructed. That's not what this law "Whlstleblower" law to provide man that had put him on the Later that month. Fox was intended. It's meant to make Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the protection from retaliation in task. Captain votava. reassigned to a new Job. The people less fearful of reprisals student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions similar Instances. About a month later. Fox pay and rank were the same, and more willing to speak up if expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily In considering the pro- learned that a woman called but he was on the graveyard they see something happening those of The BG News. posed law. the legislature lis- the police to complain about shift and his duties were re- at work that shouldn't be. Their Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, tened to the concerns of busi- "gun shots" and a cloud of some duced. He was certain his re- decision to come forward could typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- nesses who feared that the gov- substance in the air near the assignment was In retaliation be a matter of public safety, and sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any ernment would be breathing armory. Fox discovered that for making waves about the we don't want to discourage It. and all letters. down their necks on every Captain Votava and another tear gas. In December of 1992. The statute expects a The BG News encourages its reader to notify the paper of move. The result of the debates officer had been shooting off the about six months after the in- whlstleblower to be vigilant, any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. was a pretty fair piece of legis- tear gas canisters. They had cident. Fox filed a complaint In attuned to the public's safety, lation that didn't tip the scales taken the canisters to a vacant court alleging that his reassign- loyal to his or her employer, and too far in either direction. lot behind the public service ment violated the "Whistle- sometimes even brave. But they 210 West Hall Since its passage, the garage and discharged them blower" statute. are not required to be Infallible. Bowling Green State University Whlstleblower law has been re- either by throwing them, shoot- The trial court agreed that Paul E. Pfetfer is an Ohio Bowling Green. OH 43403 examined a number of times by ing them from gas guns, or the reassignment amounted to Supreme Courtfustlce and guest bgnews! O bgnet.bgsu.edu a Supreme Court of Ohio, most shooting at them with their re- dlsclpllnaty action. But the columnist for The News. recently this past month in Fox volvers. The local airport, a court held that In order to be mmm Campus Thursday, October 24,1996 page three AWARDS Health event promotes wellness Continued from page one. standing service at the Universi- ty. Genell Ptvellch activities," she said. "Essentially, there are snap- MacNevin also said this event dents." The BC News More than 20 exhibits and shots of people doing things they would help to bring students and Nachbar said to the audience Along with the plaque signify- demonstrations will feature such enjoy doing when they are not faculty together. that the new kinds of teaching ing the award, Chiarelott was The first annual University topics as innovations in computer here at the University,'' she said. "This gives students the oppor- currently being introduced were also presented with a $1,000 prize Spirit Wellness Day will take technology, first aid stations, Some displays In the en- tunity to come together with fac- challenging and that his nomina- and a special parking spot on place this Friday in the Lenhart prevention tests, depression richment gallery will include a ulty and staff and helps to build tion for the award was an honor. campus for a year. Grand Ballroom from 11 a.m. to3 "I'd like to thank them," Nach- screenings, health risk appra- bag pipe demonstration, crochet- positive communication re- Michael Rodgers, professor p.m. isals, travel ideas, safety tips, re- ing, knitting and painting, Wright lationships," she said. bar said. "Being nominated for Jeanne Wright, health promo- this makes me a better teacher." and chairman of chemistry de- laxation demonstrations and said. Hofer said she would also en- partment and Ohio Eminent tions coordinator, said the event healthy recipes. Also, the Distinguished Faculty The event Is sponsored by courage students to attend for a Scholar, received the OLscamp will feature a variety of exhibits, There will also be flu vaccines Wellness Connections, consisting Service Award was given to variety of reasons. Research Award. This annual health screenings and demon- onsite for interested participants of University students, faculty "Students have a large number Leigh Chiarelott, professor and strations. for $7, Wright said. chairman of Education Curricu- $1,000 award is given to a profes- and staff in cooperation with the of stressors with deadlines for sor for outstanding scholarly or "There will be a variety of en- Another feature of the event President's Office. papers and tests, and they need lum and Instruction. This award richment exhibits and life en- is given annually by the Faculty creative accomplishments dur- will be an Enrichment Gallery Sandra MacNevin, special as- to be aware of other things that ing the previous three-year hancement displays, as well as with a variety of photos and ex- Senate to the member who is rec- sistant to the president, said they will help to enhance their well be- period. health and wellness exhibits," hibits that demonstrate how are co-sponsoring the event be- ing," she said. "It is also impor- ognized for continuing and out- she said. members of the University cause it focuses on wholistic ap- tant to make people more aware The theme for the event is communitv enhance their lives. proaches to wellness and in- of the fact that doing these "Enrich your spirit through "This gallery will Illustrate cludes everyone. different things are good for you, wellness," and it is open to all Some universities ways that employees and stu- "This wellness concept applies because you need to take time for University students, faculty and dents enrich their lives outside of to all of us - faculty, staff and yourself and for your own well staff, Wright said. the classroom," Wright said. students," she said. "Many stu- being." "This is an excellent way to Beth Hofer, co-coordinator of dents are busy with classes, Hofer said many of these hob- allow student input meet faculty and staff on an in- the Enrichment Gallery, said the studying and working, and they bies and activities can help peo- formal basis, and also participate the gallery should be interesting need to take time in their sched- ple recharge their thought pro- Dana Warnock Affairs for UT, noted students in fun events and enhancement for those who attend to see. ules to focus on wellness." cesses • The BG News have never shown an interest in doing so. The issue debated in the Facul- "Generally students are not ty Senate to allow non-faculty part of the search committee," Program depicts Chicano struggle members on the panel to hire Lindsley said. "There's no rule new instructors into the Univer- against it, there's just never been sity has apparently not been a any interest expressed." Musicians perform in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month problem for some other state- Lindsley said the search com- supported institutions in Ohio. mittees at UT are familiar with Maureen Barry Heritage Month and educating. In the past, history of the Hispanic Culture. The Senate resolution was the position which needs to be The BG News typically there has not been a lot done. We Their presentation covered six historical voted down at the September filled and contain a diverse rep- want to change that," according to Melissa periods, beginning with the indigenous civi- meeting and has faced some op- resentation of people. He ex- Three musicians performed a program Poponak, vice president administrative for lization and continuing until the present day. position attempting to revive it plained students have not been depicting the struggle of the Chicano people UAO. Each song was Introduced by a historical since then. Supporters of the re- banned from the search commit- to help celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, The three musicians, born In California context to tell the story of the struggle of the solution are trying to put it back tees, yet they generally do not Monday night. and Mexico, perform the program through- Chicano people. on the agenda for another vote. involve themselves in the pro- "Chicano: 500 Years of Struggle," spon- out the country to raise awareness, accord- The musicians played one of the oldest The current policy at the Uni- cess. sored by University Activities Organization, ing to Poponak. "Chicano: 500 Years of songs In Mexico, which tells the story of an versity allows only selected fac- Slimak said the students play Latino Student Union and Honors Student Struggle is put together to inform, educate African man declaring his love for an Indian ulty members to sit on the panel one of the most intregal parts in Association, was presented to educate the and entertain as well," said Patricia Wells, woman. to hire into a department. If the filling positions. She said the University community. one of the musicians. "This is the first time an event like that resolution had been approved, more important the role Is which "There is a need of planning for Hispanic The musicians researched books to tell the has happened here," she said. students, alumni and classified needs to be filled, the higher the staff may have been permitted level of student participation. on the voting panel to hire in new "There are student forums faculty and administration. Ac- held to provide access to the stu- SEAC to host panel on ecof eminism cording to Paula Slimak, the Ex- dents and keep them active in the ecutive Director of University process," Slimak said. "The bot- minism, a philosophy that fo- dismantle domination." Communications for Kent State tom line is that we have a strong 'Attempt to dismantle domination' cuses on the historical link be- Davis said the panel will also University, student involvement sense of traditionalism here and focus of student activist group tween the treatment and domina- deal with the symbolic and theo- is central to the hiring of new it shouldn't even stay just on that tion of both women and nature, retical connections. faculty and administration. level." Brandy Hunt Ohio suite. and how this domination affects Davis said by studying the past "There is absolutely student William Smith, executive assis- The BG News SEAC is a national organization society. connections, and finding out why involvement," Slimak said. "Stu- tant to the president at OU, that deals with "social issues and Cinda Davis, an environmental things were the way they were, dents are very active in the pro- agreed student involvement in The Student Environmental how they relate to the environ- studies major and SEAC mem- people can solve problems. cess." recruitment increases with the Action Coalition Is hosting a ment," according to Beth Bone, ber, said the panel will concen- "We will help others under- She explained student partici- level of the position. He said stu- panel discussion on ecof eminism SEAC member. trate on the different aspects of stand the problems and solve pation is important in the process dents are full participants in the tonight at 8 p.m. in the Union's The panel will discuss ecofe- the philosophy in "an attempt to them," Davis said. of hiring at Kent because it helps process. to build community with all "They are voting, intregal members of the university. parts of the committee," Smith DOLE Thf process at the Bowling said. "There is usually 50-50 stu- Continued from page one. stay." said, was getting Dole over 40 most or all of Perot's support Green is similiar to the selection dent involvement. The more Indeed, as Dole campaigned in percent In national polls so that move Dole into the lead. And with process at Kent and Ohio Univer- senior the position, the more stu- Dole decided to go forward Jacksonville, Fla., Wednesday, a he would be within striking dis- the election a week from Tues- sity, with the only difference be- dent involvement" with the entreaty despite Perot's small plane buzzed overhead tance of Clinton. When the ethics day, it is too late to get Perot off ing student involvement. The A revised resolution is on the unpredictability and recent bad trailing an American flag and the attacks of the last week failed to ballots. University of Toledo does not In- agenda for the November Facul- blood between the Dole and Perot message: "Don't Export Jobs - move the polls in Dole's favor, volve students in the selection ty Senate meeting. A two-thirds camps. It was Dole's campaign p Vote Perot." the idea of approaching Perot But Clinton's lead has proven process. David Lindsley, Associ- majority of the entire Senate is that insisted Perot be excluded One Dole adviser said Perot was raised. remarkably stubborn, and stable. ate Vice President for Academic required for approval. from the presidential debates, might be open to the idea because While some Dole aides opposed drawing sharp criticism from he Is facing the embarrassing the Idea, those in favor said Dole Perot and Reform Party running prospect of getting less than 10 had little to lose at this point and mate Pat Choate. percent of the vote four years a Perot endorsement might CAMPUS BLOTTER Just what the Dole camp had to after he was a major campaign swing a few states in Dole's offer Perot was unclear; one Dole force. favor. tion Center Oct. 19. adviser noted the GOP candidate Perot has mounted an uncon- Much of Perot's support In ■A cable box was removed ■On Oct. 21 a University stu- recently proposed a commission ventional campaign, making only Florida, Texas, California and from the Anderson Hall third dent said her former roommate ■A visitor at the Sigma Chi to draft a sweeping rewrite of rare public appearances and re- Ohio was described by Republi- floor lounge after 6 am. on Oct. has been harassing her and she is House was sleeping In a vehicle in Lot E that he thought belonged campaign finance laws, and said lying mostly on 30-minute televi- cans as from voters who other- 21. afraid her former roommate may perhaps Perot could be offered a sion programs. The latest of ■Someone from West Hall re- cause harm to her and her cur- to a friend of his Oct. 11. It did wise would likely vote Republi- not. leading role. those was airing Wednesday can - or at least be motivated to ported a computer worth about rent roommate. Several Republicans suggested night on CBS. Perot was sched- vote against Clinton. $5,000 stolen. The computer thief ■A University driving-range Reed would not have traveled to uled to deliver a National Press has not yet been found. sign and a 100-yard marker sign ■City police requested assis- Even If Perot were to endorse tance at city park, where there Dallas unless he had reason to be- Club speech Thursday In Wash- ■Someone said he suspects a were stolen from the driving Dole, however, it is hardly cer- was a large organization having a lieve Perot was open to his pro- ington. tain his supporters would heed person of stealing a check, forg- range Oct. 20. party and someone was struck posal. But Holman said flatly: Of most urgent concern in the his advice. Even if they did, only ing his signature and then cash- ■A map of the shuttle bus was over the head with a bottle. "Ross Perot Is in the race to Dole campaign, the GOP sources In a few states would winning ing the check. taken from the Visitor Informa- Senior Portraits Are Coming Back!

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■ An elderly female on Third ■ A Nintendo and a 9mm gun loose on Buttonwood, Saturday. Street called 911 to report that were stolen from a house on Hil- The caller said the dog "appears off potential brawlers she "has fallen and cannot get lcrest on Sunday. to have a sore on its rear end." up." ■ There was a fight In front of ■ A man on Main Street called Checkers attract a local crowd Everhart said."One at the door, ■ Two men Sunday were ob- College Station Saturday. When to report that someone had Brandon Wray The BC News and often have problems in their three on the floor and one at help- served drinking Bud Light in a police got there no one knew any- threatened to "to kill his butt." parking lots, according to Ash. ing the bartenders in the back, thing about a fight. parked car on Elm Street. Upon ■ Trash cans and metal pipes You're sitting in your favorite Uptown has had problems in and we find that we usually don't further investigation, a case of ■ Saturday two people walked were found laying across the local pub enjoying a cool refresh- the past and takes security very have too many problems." beer on Ice was found in the out of the Corner Grill without tracks on Pike Street. Police re- ing beverage when you see a fa- trunk. An officer, during a pat- paying their bill. According to moved the material and re- miliar and ominous sight. Two down on one of the subjects, "felt the police report, the people quested additional units to watch people begin to shove each other "We have five working every Thursday, a hard object which had the claimed they were offended by for the intelligent, caring people and soon the violence spreads to shape of a wood 'dugout.'" The who were attempting to derail a the language and service at the others and you are in the middle Friday.and Saturday. One at the door, three "wood dugout" was found to have Bowling Green late night institu- train. a small amount of marijuana. The of all-out bar room brawl. on the floor and one at helping the bartenders tion. Brawls and fights are familiar men were cited for underage ■ Friday, a man was seen in the back and we find that we usually don't ■ Saturday a disoriented man sights to patrons of the down- drinking, consuming alcohol in a was found in the street in the 200 knocking over a display of oil at the Speedway on Wooster. The town bars. have too many problems." moving vehicle, and the one was block of Eberly. The man was There are numerous reasons also cited for marijuana posses- man was stopped by the police picked up and transported to his for fights, but the most common sion and paraphernalia. friend's apartment on Clough. and cited for driving under the Shawn Everhart influence as soon as he left the Is alcohol, according to Galen ■ A woman reported that peo- ■ On East Wooster Street, a Ash, Bowling Green City Police ple were on the Ben Franklin gas station. Gargoyle's manager squirrel knocked out a transfor- Chief. roof. When police checked it out mer. The squirrel's condition is ■ A man at the Angel Motel called to say he needs help and is Ash said fights also result from they didn't find anyone. not known at this time. conflicts over the opposite sex, seriously now, according to Ash. Ash said fraternity and sorori- going to kill someone- ■ A dalmation was running such as someone looking at an- They use two-way communica- ty rivalries are not a major cause other guy's girlfriend. tion, professional security and of Tights although some people The most prime spots for sometimes bulletproof vests. may think so. He said Greek o Great coupons, fights are Uptown, Gamers, Shawn Everhart, manager of fights are less of a problem now great Checkers and occasionally Gar- Gargoyles, said Gargoyles also than in the past. goyles, according to Ash. Uptown tries to keep enough bouncers Most of the fights are referred scores... has a problem because it attracts working to avert any problems. by the police to the city pros- a lot of people from Toledo, Lima "We have five working every ecutor and the parties decide not oThe campus and Fostoria. Gamers and Thursday, Friday and Saturday," to pursue legal action. phone book. PAIN FREE

Continued from page one. there and went to a chiropractor. in a position where you expect o Check it out. I decided to then and there to go the popularity. It's been a lot of pggfo water cooler. In the living room. to chiropractic college," he said. fun." But it wasn't always like this. Dr. Guy set up shop in Toledo, Dr. Guy's current wave of pop- Strumming the six-string has where he practiced for eight ularity has put him on the air- been a major part of Dr. Guy's years, before becoming Afforda- waves of Ohio for more than the great life since he was 10 years old and ble Chiropractic's public re- 30-second spots. took his first lessons. lations director. "I did a couple of radio shows. skills... Dr. Guy left his Utica, Mich., "As the PR guy I do talks at WSPD with Jerry Anderson, and breakfast, lunches and dinners Kaplan helps you focus home in the mid-1970s for Fair- then WIOT. I played 'Stairway to banks, Alaska to work on the A- all over Northwest Ohio. During your teat prep studies and Heaven' with them, and they laska Pipeline, where he found the week I take our SAM machine sang along," he said. your confidence, so you can music would carry him through and set it up in the malls to check Dr. Guy said the instant recog- get a higher score. the rough times. people for scoliosis," he said. nition he has received from the "I played in Fairbanks, Alaska, When not In the studio, or on public has taught him a little 1-800-KAP-TEST at places like the First and Last the road with the SAM machine, about the way the world works in Chance Saloon. It kept food on Dr. Guy still practices his craft the Information Age. get ■ higher score 516 E. Wooster the table until I got the union nod with patients at offices needing a "It's really given me a to go out and work on the pipe- fill-in - much to the delight of his different perspective of the 352-1504 line," he said. patients. power of advertisement," he KAPLAN Upon returning from the Arc- "My patients love it. And I al- said. tic, Dr. Guy plied his musical ways hear the same line: Dr. Guy said he spoke to the trade on the circuit in Michigan. ■Where's your guitar?'" he said. Unlverity Rugby Team recently, "When I got back I played the Dr. Guy said his guitar won't and they "expressed great inter- !• It I \ < I I' I IS '/SOUND Kill R I M I N T INI I \ (, Flying Machine (a Detroit-area be going anywhere soon - he est" in appearing in a future ad. club) and some Holiday Inns. I plans on sticking with music, es- University senior, and rugby played a little bit through Chi- pecially with his new wave of scrum half, Dan Kelley said he ropractic School," he said. popularity. couldn't believe it when he went Dr. Guy played oldies music on "I try to do a lot of church to the dinner with Dr. Guy and the circuit, harkening back to his weddings -1 do gospel songs," he saw the guy from the Affordable musical roots. said. "I'd like to go somewhere Chiropractic ads. "Oldies. I specialized in oldies. with this jingle-thing. It's the "I got his autograph," Kelley '60s and early '70s. I'm an ex- first time I've had a recognizable said. "It's a good Sweetest Day hippie - never did drugs - but I song." present." had the hippie van and all that. I Dr. Guy said the next step he Kelley said many on the team played back then a little bit too," would like to pursue is making are excited by the prospect of he said. his work meaningful to a larger appearing in one of the near- While in Michigan, Dr. Guy group of people. legendary ads. worked as a paramedic in an "I'm playing the jingle tonight "If he lets us, we really want to emergency room, and decided to for 100 kids in Cub Scouts while do it. There's a lot of interest in pursue medicine. they do a skit," he said. "As an doing it on the team," Kelley "I injured my wrist while I was entertainer you picture yourself said.

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WOODSFIELD, Ohio - David "They can put on a N. Christman told a baby sitter whole lot of evidence Toledo Edison that he killed his wife, buried that makes my client DAILY SPECIAL half of her body and fed the other half to hogs, a prosecutor said. look like Attila the Large Pizza Cheese S 3 Toppings In May, nearly 12 years after Hun." • Limited time offer his wife's disappearance. • Not valid with any • os fined for safety olher offer 8 Christman, 48, of Woodsfield, Gary Smith was Indicted for murder. defense attorney The Associated Press circuits during a fire in a plant's THURSDAY SPECIAL control room. The electrical Prosecutor Richard Yoss de- shorts could damage the valve tailed evidence against Christ- 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS OAK HARBOR, Ohio - The man In opening statements Tues- statement, Yoss said Christman mechanism, placing It in a stalled operator of the Davis-Besse nu- day In Monroe County Common almost Immediately began look- > Limited time offer Cheese & One condition. 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Simpson is a murderer!" your ranting, raving friends are here question of Simpson's guilt - milled in "Melrose" Larry Green, Morris "Big front of the Santa Monica courthouse. Green also shouted at Simpson when They were relatively well-behaved, Money Griff" Griffin and a few other Simpson, dressed In a shimmering suit, ar- alumni from the OJ. Simpson murder trial careful not to trample the neatly mowed were back on Wednesday for the Sequel of courthouse lawn two blocks in from the rived with his mother in a black Chevy Su- the Century, Simpson's wrongful-death Pacific Ocean. burban. This was in stark contrast to the trial. Nowhere In the crowd was Bobby Bible, way he arrived each day for his criminal Shouting, spitting and pointing - the be- who favored overalls without shirts and trial - in a white sheriff's van, wearing havior was vaguely the same. 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Woman sacrifices self for peace A Nice Pair Michael Raphael To 21-year-old Kate Sallba, a father was an engineer and her The Associated Press Penn junior, the almost daily per- grandfather a Harvard profes- formances were like a "show." sor. PHILADELPHIA - For years, "People would be sitting by the She had no connection to Penn. Kathy Change tried to bring at- library and just cringe," she said. The extent of her education was tention to her message of world "What was she against? Every- unknown. But Brendan peace by dressing In tight thing," said Kyle Bartlett, 24. a McGeever, a student who inter- T-shirts and thong bikinis, wav- graduate student from Little viewed Change recently on his ing flags and playing music Rock, Ark. "Destruction of the campus radio show, said: "When around the University of Penn- rain forest. Government with a you talked to her she was just so sylvania campus. capital G." articulate and normal. She could No one seemed to listen. be a professor, a grad student." On Tuesday, the students Throughout the morning, peo- oouldnt help but notice ple made their way across the A woman who only gave her On that day, the 46-year-old College Green and paused before first name Jessie, stood with Change calmly walked to a large a shrine of sunflowers, purple li- tears In her eyes at the makeshift metallic peace symbol in the lies, burning candles and colored shrine. She said she had lived heart of the campus, doused her- beads left at the 15-foot-hlgh near Change for 17 years. self with gasoline and set herself peace sign along with a balloon "I'm going through feelings on fire with the message: "In memory of like I could have prevented The suicide, carried out in Students who for years had one who lived and died in pain." something," she said. "She was a front of SO people, was meticu- walked by her with indifference Change was something of a very cheerful, very friendly, lously planned as a final, last- or vague unease as she ranted on mystery. About the only thing very lovely woman." g-sp attempt to draw attention to oouldnt stop talking Wednesday anyone knew about her Is that her beliefs. about her spectacular suicide. she listed an address in the city's Change, who changed her "My real Intention Is to spark a They remembered little of her depressed Powelton section In name from Chang to reflect her discussion of how we can peace- message, though West Philadelphia and that police commitment, danced and dis- fully transform our world," "It's a tragedy," said Justin said she was from Springfield, played flags for IS years to pro- Change wrote In a statement she Piergross, 22, as he sat a few feet Ohio. mote her belief in a "Transfor- delivered to students before- from the shiny peace sculpture. It wasn't clear how she sup- mation" - a crash of the world hand. "I offer myself as an alarm "I think a lot of people just didn't ported herself or whether she economy that would force every- against Armageddon and a torch give her any respect because she had any family, though in a radio one to come together to work out for liberty." was a bit different." Interview she once said that her an answer.

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The win in the longest game in World and Toronto In 1993 against Philadel- history. The New York Yankees turned Yankees rallied from a 6-0 deficit. Two Boggs, a future Hall of Famer with Series history - 4 hours, 17 minutes - phia. It Into one of the biggest comebacks In innings later, they matched the second- already 2,697 career hits, had not start- ensured New York would return to World Series history. biggest comeback in Series play with a ed two games because of a back injury Yankee Stadium this weekend. Needing just six outs for a win. Cox Pinch hitter Wade Boggs drew a win that made them 7-0 on the road in and .171 average In the postseason. On Thursday night, In what will be the made the rare move of bringing In bases-loaded walk with two outs in the this postseason. Avery, now with no margin for error, last game ever at Atlanta-Fulton County closer Mark Wohlers to start the eighth. 10th inning following a questionable in- With two outs in the 10th, Tim Raines got ahead of Boggs 1-2, but Boggs, with Stadium, Braves ace John Smoltz will Moments later, Atlanta's 6-3 lead was tentional walk, and the Yankees beat At- drew a walk from loser Steve Avery and one of the best eyes in the game, then start against New York's Andy Pettitte gone. KindFs pair key Falcons to win over Ohio State Jim Tocco The BC News MEN'S Two outstanding scores by SOCCER senior forward Dave Kindl and a £ bizzare misdirected goal earned "I'm getting used to coming off the Falcons a 3-0 win over the the bench," said Kindl, who, de- Ohio State Buckeyes on a rainy spite playing off the bench, now Wednesday afternoon. ranks second on the team in goals Kindl, who has been used in a scored. backup capacity this year, en- BG was glad to see the goal. tered a scoreless game with 17:05 The Buckeyes had put pressure remaining. on the BG defense early on. in On his first trip down the field, the first half, the Scarlet and Kindl sent a long pass into the Gray launched 13 shots at the The BG Nt»i/D«u« Kkrt naviky near corner for Brian Glibowski, Falcons' goal. Peter Kolp (8) pushes the ball up the field for the Falcon soccer team seven games in a row heading Into Sunday's tilt at Miami. who rifled it back to Kindl in "The defense really stepped earlier this season. With the 3-0 victory over Ohio State, BG has won front of the Ohio State goal. Be- up," goalkeeper Scott Vallow fore the ball hit the ground, it said. "On this team, we've got 11 of OSU goaltender Jon Lowery. my fault," Kindl said. could react to the ball that had Ten. In rolling to victories kissed the back of the net for a people playing offense, and 11 Dave Kindl had a chance to The Falcons' third goal came smacked him in the backside, it against Michigan State, Indiana, Bowling Green goal. people playing defense." make it a hat trick, when three with 5:37 remaining in the game. was rolling backward into his and Ohio State, the Falcons shut "I just came down the field and Kindl struck again, less than Falcons broke toward the Ohio Nobody got credit for the goal. own net. Rehklau and Lowery them down by a combined score found Glibowski in the corner," four minutes after the first goal. State goal. In a 3-on-l situation, Lowery, after a goalie breakup, could only watch as the bizzare of 8-0. Kindl said. "He sent it back to Dave's brother, Dan Kindl, sent a senior Jaime Harmon gave Kindl was booting the ball back down- play ended in a Bowling Green "It shows that the MAC can me, and I was able to put it in." pass to Tim Ashton, who put it up a gift pass in front of the goal. field. He failed to take Into con- goal. play soccer," Kindl said. Both Kindl and Glibowski had in the air near the OSU goal. Kindl couldn't decide what to do sideration the positioning of his For the Falcons, the uncredited •This shows that the MAC can entered the game just 35 seconds Dave Kindl headed it into the left with it by the time Lowery came defensemen. goal capped a truly amazing field a team as well as the Big earlier. side of the goal, out of the reach out and smothered it. "That was Before defender Mark Rehklau season series against the Big Ten," Mahler added. Molk gets the call at quarterback Scott Brown ney said. "He's one of those going into next year for the football team to its best season in The BG News young people that you almost younger players." 25 years while a senior, Molk Is have to throw out of the office - Molk led the Falcons on their the school's all-time leading Mark Molk is the mild- which is a nice problem to have." only sustained drive during the scorer in basketball, a testament mannered backup no more. On the surface, the Falcons Ball State game, completing to his athletic ability. The redshirt freshman from don't have much to play for. Tliey several passes as well as gaining His athletic ability couldn't Kenton starts at quarterback have lost two games in confer- a few yards rushing out of help the Falcons get in the end Saturday for the Falcon football ence play and stand two games broken plays. zone for the tying score Satur- team in the wake of a season- back of first-place Toledo. He is not the rusher that day, however - and he need not ending injury to Bob Nlemet dur- But to listen to Molk, BG has a Niemet is, but Molk still brings be reminded of that fact. ing last week's loss to Ball State. lot to play for, starting with get- an athleticism to the position that "We put together a pretty good Molk has lived in relative obs- ting the fledgling offense (cur- can only benefit the Falcon series there," Molk said. "The curity in Niemet's shadow. But rently ranked 107th of 111 Divi- offense. running backs ran really hard. barring unforeseen circum- sion I-A teams) on track. "He's the kind of guy that can We had some receivers get open, stances, Molk will be the starter "We want to finish up with a slam-dunk a basketball even and we made some plays there for BG's final four games begin- winning season and a strong re- though he's only 5-11 or 6-0 at but we didnt get in the end zone ning Saturday in Athens against cord and if we win these next best," Blackney said. "He does and that's what it's all about. Mark Molk (11) goes In for a touchdown in the game against Temple Ohio University. four games we'll have that," have some athletic ability. He's "We have to improve there and earlier this season. Molk will get the start at quarterback Saturday "He's got a real thirst for Molk said. "The seniors want to very intelligent and he knows make sure we get it done next against Ohio In the wake of Bob Nlemet'i season-ending shoulder In- knowledge and wanting to get go out winners, and if we do win how to play the game." In addition to piloting Kenton's See MOOC page eight. Jury. better," BG coach Gary Black- out we have a lot of momentum HAPPY flj —pjoward's Club|-|-^ A BIRTHDAY ^10210 N Main ^ -^ 352-9951 KARI! THURS MTegal Plumb JackieO OCT. 24 1G** Love, to* ' FROM CINCINNATI ItiiTSuiuirani at Poor A Mini Pitcherflfc 245 Founders Q Band Starts at 10PM 104 S. Main

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m *.*+*•.-+-**- '-'--.. ^ _._ page eight The News Thursday, October 24, 1996 Experience in close game can only help BG hockey By edging Boston College 4-2 Buddy Powers is left in a pre- last Saturday, the Bowling Green HOCKEY dicament that all coaches would hockey team may have gotten its love to have, deciding which ace first experience of what it will be NOTEBOOK to play. Powers is pleased with like to play in a tight game. Until the overall performances of the then BG had breezed past weaker duo this season and says that Blake Parkins clubs, outscoring opponents by a they will see similiar time. whopping total of 24-5. BG News Assistant "I think we've got two number Instead of scoring flashy stop- Sports Editor one guys right now," said pers and power play goals, the Powers. "They're both playing Falcons had to resort to hard- well, they'll both see action." fought, grudge-goals close to the net. The team's ability to score No goalie controversy "Bowling Green back at full these tough goals will strongly strength" determine BG's success against Despite not having a first-str- talented veteran clubs such as ing goalie, the Falcons do not The Falcons will have their full Lake Superior this weekend. have a goalie controversy. Both arsenal to draw from going up to Bob Pet rie and Mike Savard have Lake Superior. Brad Holzinger Falcon coach Buddy Powers performed to the highest expec- was taken to the lockerroom in felt that Saturday's struggle had tations in sharing the duties this the second period of Saturday's positive effects on the team. year. Each has two wins to his game after a questionable check "The way the game broke on credit. from a Boston College defender. Saturday was good for us, be- Savard has a suffocating .99 cause the first three games had goals-against average. Petrie Holzinger then returned to been run-aways," said Powers. sports a respectable 2.53 aver- chip In a goal early in the third The BG Ncwi/HMtkJ Koboyashi "This was the first time we had age. The two have combined to period. Holzinger suffered no lasting effects from the Injury BG's Mike Johnson (12) looks for a pass from Brett Punchard during Saturday's game against Boston to concentrate about playing well turn away opponents on 29 of 30 College. The Falcons take on Lake Superior this weekend. on our end of the rink." power play attempts. and will play this weekend. Mark Molk Van De Walle trying to draw positives Freshman • # 11 The Falcons' volleyball season close one. Hilton piles up the blocks of discontent continues. Entering VOLLEYBALL Mid-American Conference 6-0,200 lbs. this weekend's matches the Fal- kingpin Miami beat Bowling Senior middle hitter continues Kenton.Ohio cons are 6-17, 1-9 in the MAC NOTEBOOK Green with relative ease. BG her assault on the BG career having dropped their last six dropped the first game 9-15, block list. Her nine blocks on the Kerrton H.S. * Design technology matches in a row. William made their usual second game weekend gives her a total of 410 Despite the Falcons' tough re- Sanderson rebound, losing only 12-15, and blocks over her stay at BG, good then lost the third game 7-15. for fourth on the list. cord, the players have seemed to BG News maintain a solid work ethic, not "Friday, we Just didn't have the She still has a long way to go to Fast Facts on Mark: allowing the mounting losses to Sports Writer ball control, and just didn't for third place. Lisa Bernardelli's Passed for 5 300 yards in high frustrate them. match up well against Miami," third place total is 466. With only school, including 2.151 his senior "We came into practice [Mon- Van De Walle said. seven more matches this season, season ... was a second team All- day] with good effort and good Rhodes Arena for a match Freshman Lori Kemerer led it will take a lot of blocks per Ohio selection in Division IV as a intensity," head coach Denise against the Zips. Akron stands in BG in kills with 13. Lori Hilton match. senior.., is Kemon's all-lime Van De Walle said. "Right now, I eighth place in the MAC and is and Keisha Wilkins both had five leading scorer in basketball. want a win to reward their coming off a loss on the road to block assists. Falcons reach 1,000 effort." West Virginia. Saturday was a loss of a Already into the home stretch Earlier this year, Akron came different kind. Over the weekend, two Falcons of the season. Bowling Green into Anderson Arena and handed reached career marks of 1,000. MOLK now hopes to play the role of the the Falcons a three-game loss. The Falcons and the Ohio Bob- On her second kill of night Fri- Continued from page seven. of their best season this decade. spoiler. They will get their Despite the sweep, each game cats battled their way to five day, Lori Hilton hit her one "For Mark to be efficient for us chance starting with a match was reasonably competitive, with games before OU pulled it out in thousandth kill of her college ca- time." he's going to have to be very me- against Kent this Saturday. The scores of 15-12,15-12,15-11. the fifth. The scoring went 15-9, reer. Bowling Green's top His first collegiate start chanically sound and make excel- Golden Flashes are tied with The following evening, BG will 11-15, 12-15, 15-9, 15-13. "Satur- offensive weapon has already couldn't come In a much worse lent decisions," Blackney said. Central Michigan for third place meet Kent at their Memorial Ath- day, I thought we played very had her best season total of kills situation. The Falcons will take in the MAC at 6-3. A loss to BG letic and Convocation Center. well," Van De Walle said. "We with 354 and counting. on Ohio on Homecoming In Ath- When asked if this would offer would be a big setback for Kent's The night Kent dropped in was passed well. I was impressed. We Junior setter Wendy Watkins ens, and considering a game an opportunity to show what he is postseason chances. one of the less auspicious per- were down 6-2 in game 3 and passed a 1000 mile mark of her against Eastern Michigan three made of, Molk discounted any "Right now we want to be the formances of the year for the came back top win it. We just own. Her 74 assists last weekend weeks ago drew over 21,000 fans, personal motivation. His motiva- spoiler," Van De Walle said. "We Falcons. came up two points short." put her over a thousand. This a bigger and more rabid crowd tion is winning. will take the floor looking to spoil Four Falcons reached double season, her first as full-time set awaits. "My only goal is to do my best someone's season. We're looking Last Week figures in kills Saturday. Hilton's ter, she has amassed 864 assists. Not to mention the Bobcats and help this team win," Molk to win five of the last seven." 20 kills led the team. Kemerer With another whole year of el- themselves, who lead the confer- said. "I have to help this offense "This Saturday is a big match Last weekend had examples of had 15. Heather Murphy and Igibilty left, she looks to move up ence in total defense and stand a move the ball ... and let every- for Kent, they're tied with Cen- the two extreme ways to lose a Wendy Watkins had 12 and 10 re- the list for career assists. She is game behind Toledo in the con- thing else fall into place from tral Michigan at 6-3." volleyball match Friday, BG lost spectively. Shayne Crumley currently in fifth place, but will ference standings ~ on the verge there." Before the Kent game. Bowling in decisive fashion. Saturday, equaled her career-high in digs likely pass Barb Baker's total of Green will visit Akron's James A. they came up a little short in a with 25. 1,237 before the end of the year. Club soccer ranked nationally1 Brett Thompson game, yet could only find the net ond Illinois goal late in the game, explosive Iowa Hawkeyes. The For the BG News once to take a 1-0 lead Into half- and BG needed a miracle. The Falcons again started slowly, but time. miracle came in the 81st minute, recovered to gain control of the The Bowling Green club soccer BG goalkeeper Nick Kasper when Wilton atoned for his ear- game. team stepped into the national kept the Falcons in the game, lier miss with a tremendous fc£* spotlight last weekend by placing turning away several Fighting Il- header in a crowd of defenders An early red card violation was second in the Illinois Invitational lini shots with dazzling saves. that found the back of the net. given to an Iowa t ttacker, and tournament at Champaign, 111. Despite his early heroics, Kasper Drew Gartner set up the goal by the Hawkeyes we e forced to The Falcons entered the week- knew that the team needed to beating two defenders and loft- play a man down most of the sec- ftunnyGlamazon Kylie Ireland end riding the momentum of a step up its play to keep the game ing a cross from the right corner. ond half. BG took advantage November 11-16 November 4-5-6 12-game unbeaten streak and a close. "We played scared in the The Falcons survived a late Il- quickly when Dickson scored his first ever number one ranking in first half against Illinois," said linois charge to preserve the 2-2 second goal of the tournament Amateur Cov\X^ee>X- the region. BG emerged from the Kasper,"At halftime, we decided tie. from 25 yards out. Check out- your friends and neighbors weekend nationally ranked for that we needed to just play our Iowa evened the score minutes Club president Eric Sztul had later on a set play. A BG tripping like you've never seen them before. the first time in club history, brand of soccer and quit worry- mixed feelings about the game. Tonight 10pm cracking the top 10 at no. 9. ing about how high they were penalty gave the Hawkeyes a "Its hard to be happy about a free kick deep in Falcon terri- Party with over 30 Showgirl© BG opened up the tournament ranked. Rankings don't matter if tie, because we really could have tory. A quick shot caught the Fal- and FREE food at Fall Feet. 10/24-. with their toughest test of the you put more goals in the net won this game. But tying the than the other team." con defense sleeping, and the year, battling the nation's top number one team in the country score was tied at one. Want pictures of us? Download them from our homepage. team, the Fighting Illini of Illi- The Falcons looked like a is something that doesnt happen Always open until 4am Thurs, Fri & Sat ATM nois University. different team in the second half. every day, and it did vault us into BG took the lead for good late The hosts were far from hospi- Tim Wilton just missed an open the top ten," said Sztul,"It's kind In the game when Shane Tisdalc FREE Topless Table Dance M-F 12-7pm with paid admission. table to the Falcons, starting goal early In the half and the it of a moral victory for us and a sent a long ball past the Iowa de- strong to set the tone for a fierce, seemed to wake up the entire step toward earning some re- fense, setting up Ben Holten for a 1 physical game. The young BG team. Bryan Dickson finally spect. We'll get another chance to one-on-one with the goalkeeper. team looked like David facing scored the equalizer, blasting a beat them at the regional tour- The keeper came in low, and Hol- Goliath In the first half. The big- shot past the screened Illinois nament" ten chipped it over his head for ger, faster, stronger Illinois team goalkeeper to tie the score at one. BG then faced another Big Ten the decisive goal. Sztul got the IUETTHE BG MEWS ItRIGIfTEX YOUR DAT | controlled every aspect of the A defensive lapse led to a sec- powerhouse as they took on the win in goal.

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It approaches CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati however, Is rather grand. He up to the challenge. This de- the last eight weeks with opti- Bengals' first day under head wants the New Orleans Saints spite: mism and commitment We coach Bruce Coslet started with a to go 8-0 and make the ■ the worst rushing defense want to make this last eight no-nonsense introduction and playoffs. in the league. weeks the best weeks of our ended with grass drills. Venturi, until now the line- ■ an offense that's only three lives." The 1-6 Bengals discovered backers coach for the Saints, is spots from the bottom. Wednesday that things will be now the head coach He got his ■ a 2-6 record. It's the second time Venturi different now that Dave Shula is battlefield promotion Wednes- ■ a Sunday afternoon loss to has become an interim head gone. In a few days, they'll learn day, two days after Jim Mora the Carolina Panthers that was coach in the NFL. In 1991, he whether the changes make any suddenly resigned, shocking so embarrassing it provoked an took over the Indianapolis real difference. players and coaches. expletive-filled tirade from Colts after the firing of Ron "It's a change," linebacker Ri- The hiring came one day Mora on Sunday and his resig- Meyer. The Colts went 1-10 cardo McDonald said. "Whether after the general manager's nation on Monday. under Venturi, finishing the or not It's going to be a positive first choice as a replacement. It all made for a confusing, season 1-15. change Is yet to come. This Sun- day is going to be our first test." "I think the big factor is going to be on Sunday," safety Bo Or- Tribe increases ticket prices lando said. "Probably on Sunday you're going to see a big change The Associated Press about 7 percent. Ticket prices for mission $6(unchanged) - if there is any change." upper reserved, general admis- -bleachers $10 (up from $8) The Bengals have a home game CLEVELAND - Most sion and standing room only have -standing room only $6 (un- against Jacksonville (3-5), an New Bengali head coach Bruce Coslet (left) confers with offensive Cleveland Indians tickets will stayed the same. changed) AFC Central opponent that coordinator Ken Anderson (center) and quarterback Jeff Blake during cost a little more in 1997, the Availability of tickets will be played them close both times last practice Wednesday. team said Wednesday. Ticket prices will be: announced after the American year. It will mark Coslet's head way or It's no way - play by his team." An announcement will come -field box $23 (up from $21) League releases the 1997 regular coaching debut with the Bengals. rules or you're going to get out. Even those who welcomed Cos- later as to how many single-game -lower box and view box $18 season schedule next month Coslet replaced Shula on Mon- "We needed it around here. We let's tone were unsure whether it tickets will be available to the (up from 17) day, but did not get to meet with needed a wake-up call." would make a difference in the general public. -upper box, mezzanine and The Indians also announced his players as a group until "He's a no-holds-barred guy," short-term. Divisions in the lower reserve $15 (up from $14) that Nov. 30 is the deadline for Wednesday. They had two days McDonald said. "He's going to locker room and lack of prep- Ticket prices have increased in -upper reserved $10 (un- refunds for unplayed playoff off coming off a 28-21 loss In San tell you like it is and if you don't aration contributed to the 19-52 seven of the 10 locations at changed) games and regular season rain- Francisco that cost Shula his Job. like it, so be it. He's not going to record under Shula. That won't Jacobs Field by an average of -upper reserved general ad- outs against Seattle and Oakland. Players were anxious when hold his tongue. To some extent, disappear overnight they walked into the team meet- that's something we haven't been Asked after the meeting if he ing Wednesday morning. Al- used to these past four or five sensed a difference in the locker Coroner rules in student's death though the offensive players years around here." room, defensive end Artie Smith know Coslet, who has been the Shula was considered a said, "Not really. There's only The Associated Press whether Matthew Ault's brain who collapsed Friday night after offensive coordinator for the players' coach with an even tem- one thing we've got to accom- hemorrhage was from an aneur- a game in Waverly. He died Sat- past 2 years, he was an un- perament. Coslet is much more plish, and that's to win. That was COLUMBUS - Findings from ysm or a football Injury, said Da- urday night at the hospital. known commodity to the defense. outspoken and more direct about his whole point." an autopsy administered on a vid Crawford, spokesman for the If Ault had an aneurysm - Coslet's 15-minute address players losing their jobs if they Coslet started working on that Pomeroy teen Indicated he died Ohio State University Medical u when a blood vessel bulges or gave them an idea of what to ex- don't perform. In practice, which was not much from a ruptured blood vessel on Center. ruptures - the coaches did not pect. "I don't think any guy felt different until the very end. Half his brain, a hospital spokesman Doctors are waiting for test re- know about it, Meigs Superinten- "You could feel the intensity in threatened like that (under of the team went in to lift weights said. sults to find the exact cause of dent William Buckley said Sun- the air a little bit," offensive Shula)," McDonald said. "I think while the other half stayed on the The autopsy performed Mon- death of the Meigs High School day. lineman Joe Walter said. "Bruce Bruce poses that kind of threat to field to do sit-ups, push-ups, day by the Franklin County coro- student, Crawford said Ault's funeral will be Thursday laid the law down. It's Brace's just about everybody on the sprints and grass drills. ner's office did not indicate Ault, 17, was a defensive back at the high school, said Buckley.

Draaa Up Rldlcutoualy tor PrUaalll Reality got you down? The Homecoming T-Shirt Order ss kill Stressed - Out?l 'ALPHA CAMS ■ PHI TAU'S ALPHA Crazy Hallowaan Costumes Contest Happily Than Escape...tothe BG Gaming Society's You can pack mem up in 330 University Union Lat ALD help OAMS' sponsored A organized by the Worts Student (OSA) from October 23 ■ November 1. Bam - FREE TUTORING The sisters of Alpha Gamma Delta want to Association Delicious snacks and cool drink GAMESFESTI 15pm. CaH 2-2343 for questions. _^_^_ Contact Shannon ©2-3961 thank tfie brothers ol Phi Kappa Tau tor tie are presented On 11 th floor Oflenhauer Wast Kissing Carnations. You guys are great! at 8 00pm when all the ghosts meat and com- October 25 - 8pm 10 midnight Thanks so much" pass. If you're brave, we'll saa you there Lat Ociober 26 - 2pm to rrndrsght 'ALPHA OAMS * PHI TAU'S ' ALPHA The BG News the horror beg*v 222 Education Building LOST & FOUND PERSONALS GAMS'

Classified Healthy Food Check up SENIOR PICTURES' NEXT WEEK LOST: Black leather wallet Between THON What's thai? Did you say you'd like to eat Saining nail Monday, Carl Wolf Studio* will be Tuxedo Juncson A S. College. Sal Night If It's com ng i O'PHI'BG'PHI'BG'PHI'B batter but you ius! don 1 know how? Then back on campus taking senior porvana Can found Oaf Joe at 352 0272 Reward! Ads be a part of Healthy Food Check-up at The Kay Yearbook at 372 8086 to schedule ULKAHEE your sitting. Do It early and avoid waiting in You're off to great places' The Center for Wellnoss A Prevenson. ALPHA XI DELTA Diet assessments A computer analysis Imell Today is your day i 372-6977 app'ts on Tues. 130-2:30 or Thurs. SERVICES OFFERED Your tugiswaiongi THE 1996 KEY YEARBOOKS So. got on your way i The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta 10-11. Call 37? WELL for an appt ARE HERE!!! wish everyone a terrific G'PHrBG'PHI'BG'PHI'B Sop by the yearbook office at 28 wast Ha* to time tomorrow al Help your classmates help the hungry. Bring pick-up yours1 If you didn't order one yet. you "HOWL AT THE MOON Attention Students' still can. Yearbooks coat $23.95 and can be canned foods to the steps of the Education Too many papers to type A not enough Building on Thurs. 2*lh Irom noon SI 6pm charged through the Bursar. ff 1A Cancun A Jamaica Spring Break Special si ALPHA XI DELTA time? CAMPUS EVENTS 7 nights air & hotel from $399! Prices increase- I can help. Call Chris at 353-6775 Into The Streets WFAL PRESENTS Prices negotiable soon - Save $501 Save $150 on food, drinks. A ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants A Annual KICK-OFF ALD • Alpha Lambda Delta • ALD free parties' 111% lowest pnoa guarantee! scholarships available from sponsors!!! No Sat. Oct. 26 th General MMBng 2 Free showings of spnngbreaktravel.com t-800-678-6386 prepaymenla. averlll $$$Caeh for col- 8:30 am in Old Kohl Cafe Thure.t»8oml007BA For alterations, general sewing, etc. CaH lega$$$. For Info: 1-800-243-2435. 354-1006 ALU' Alpha Lambda Oalta' ALD TRAINSPOTTING f1A Spring Break Panama Cityl Boardwalk B!G?/LL SARAH B G'PHI'B LAGA The Lesbian and Gay Alliance wants Beach Resorti Best Hotel. Location. Price! 7 I know who you are. youl Coma on out and torn us tonighl & even/ Got your passaa Pregnant? nights $1291 Daytona ■ Best location $1391 Co- ALD'Alpha Lambda Defta-AID do you know me? Thursday night at 8 30pm m the Off Campus at our office «i 120 West Hall Free pregnancy lasts. Confidential and caring. coa Beach Hilton $169* spnng break Have! com Photo Scavenger Hunt A Party We could be in education. Student Center. Everyone is invited 354-4673 BG Pregnancy censer. 1-800-6788388 Sun.27Ht»3pm nursing, or interior design. Do we collect Pooh, Flowers, MHI & Sudani Services BWg Monlcan Overnight Cabin Trip ALD" Alpha Lambda Delta • ALD SKYDIVE NOW - tnd oi season special •1A Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruisel 6 Angels or Watermelons' Sal. Nov. 2 - Sun. Nov. 3 through October. First jump course S100.00 days $2791 Includes al meals Free parties. Your family is growing and Mohican State Park VtSA/MC accepted. Only 10 minutes from Taiaal Great Beaches A NighOilai Prices In- we cant wait to have you. BGSU SPIRIT WELLNESS DAY HEY SENIORS, Only 130 BGSU. For more info, call SKYDIVE BG crease soon - Save $501 apnngbreak- Welcome the the Faml Friday, Oc1ober25lh Includes: 1 day, 1 night, hiking, transportation, 352-5200. travel.com 1800 678 6386 G'PHI'B BK5?/ LIL SARAH B 11am-3pm lunch, dinner and breakfast CALL 372-8086 TO L en hart Grand Ballroom "Bursaraoie" Enrichment Gallery * Nublson Display * Com- Sign-Up in the UAO office. 330 Union before SCHEDULE YOUR puterized Exhibit * State of tfte Art Amublanca' 10/31. For more mlo call 372-7184. E lee trie Falcon Freebiea A Door Prizes Please help our local schools by saving your YEARBOOK FREE ADMISSION General Mils BOX TOPS FOP. EDUCATION Local schools win receive funding for each PORTRAIT BOX TOP collected Examples: Thx, Chaenos. Inleresled in the Natural Law Party Wheaties . .Please place the box tops in enve- Call Jason Bach lopes found across and off campus Thank SITTING. 0372-5042 youl From IPC102. You'll find the best deals on The Flip Side masks and accessories for Halloween at qA 353-5251 J9 The Flip Side ,1*$* Woodland Mall

^S0 Spirit We.|ntUs Pay "•Enrich your Spirit Through 'Wettness" 7nt Admission BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THIS GUY Friday, Oct. 25th • Ham - 3pm • University Union Lenhart Grand Ballroom IS IN CLASS. FREEBIES! DOOR PRIZES! Excitement and adventure ship potential and helps exhibits & gallery is the course description, you take on the chal- and Army ROTC is the lenge of command. Open to all BGSU students, faculty and staff name. It's the one college There's no obligation Free screenings, prevenlion tests, travel ideas, safety lips, personal training, photography, enrichment elective that builds until your junior year, gallery, healthy recipes, flu vaccines, relaxation demos, computerized visual technology, demos & more! your self-confidence, so there's no reason not develops your leader- to try it out right now. Healthy Luncheon offered at a minimal cost from 11am to 1:30pm

• •#•**»«****»*##, *»aaa»a»*»»#ea»* TV.-, 'Entertainmentz_.rilt/luiri rrit ri i j. ARMY ROTC THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE TOO CAN TAKE jail gneftsa* Team-building activities offered throughout the day. **«*« •a****************************************** *«**C* For details, visit Rm. 151, Memorial Hall or call Call 372-9355 Tor more information 372-2476 SftmtorUhf '&gS1I 'H'rUntu Ccniuduw m looptraium with tQS'U Tmtdtnis Offiu page ten The B< i News Thursday, October 24, 1996

CAMPUS POLLYEYES DZ'DZ'DZ G'PHI-B LIL ANDREA JAVA JESUS 1 female subleaser needed for Spring "97 2 LOOKING FOR YEARROUND EMPLOY- Beet Breedsneks In Toemll Congratulations to Nam Members Tiffany tor To the coolest liltfem all BG Coffee Houae bedroom apt. own room 1 1/2 barn ME NT $3 50 full order NMPC Public Relations char A Sara lor NMPC Get excited to meet your awesome lam*. Friday, October 2Sth »207 50/mo .gas A ewe Betsy 354-6127 TIREDOF WORKING WEEKENOS? $2 50 tiall oroer Leadership Chair Hope during Big Hunt, you haw a Wast 7 001000pm Earn $6 an hour A great benefits Try «wn nutltd t. T-2076 for listings. for resumes The Dme is coming when you will saa Ara you aura from my games? What a great BigrLittje pair we will be. 52S Ridge 354-FAST who your big ia going to bet JIOOO's POSSIBLE READING BOOKS Now youll aoon find out The period addition to our family. Low. ??? Part time Al Home Toll Free (11800-898-9776 FOR SALE In the evening light Gamma Phi Beta Low. Your Big ?7? Eit. R-2076 lor listings. FAST COMPANY Everything you thought, might be right! for nnaparanoai ' Gamma Phi Beta Mohican Overnight Cabin Trip •-FREE TRIPS A CASHI— '87MAZADA6X6LX 525 Ridge Xa-FAST ?Low your Big? Sat.. Nov 2-Sat. Nov. 3 Find out how hundreds of student represent* 4-door, 5-speed, Radio/cassette Power eve- Mohican Slate Park Dves are already earning FREE TRIPS and rything. Great condition. 105.000 miles. Asking LOTS OF CASH with America's ft Spring tor $2,999/080 Cal 353-4345 or leave mes- FAST COMPANY G'PHI-B LIL JESSICA G'PHI'B Gamma Phi Lil Eric Gamma Phi OnfytSO Break company I Sail only 15 trips and trawl tor lam melon One fish, two fish The pieces fit. Includes: t day. t night, hiking, transportation. s»g« 528 Ridge Si 354-FAST Red fish, blue fish Just wast and aaa lunch, dinner and breakfast free) Cancun. Bahamas. Mazadan. Jamaica, or Cable Deecrambler Kk, $14.95 "Bur sarable" Florida' CAMPUS MANAGER POSITIONS So don't you wish The bast btg/litbe pair See ALL the channels You could gel me dish ??? we will De Sign-up in the UAO office. 330 Union before ALSO AVAILABLE. Call Nowl TAKE A BREAK 1-B0O-752-1389 FAST COMPANY Beware, your big is a bit outlandish! Fun tor you, fun lor me 10/31. For more into cal 372-7164. STUDENT TRAVEL (600) 95-BREAKI for copies G'PHI'B G'PHI'B G'PHI'B G'PHI'B Someday you wtl saa ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income lo assemble 525 Ridge. 364 FAST Partners to play terms with needed. Will play at Cheap Lot Rent the big that lows youGfaithtully products at home. Into 1-800-646-1700 DEPT Field House. Cal 353-2022. leave message on 1972 Don A Bell 14x64' mobile home. New finish the puzzle, find the dues answering machine ^^^^^ OH^2S5 O'PHI'B UL' JENGER G'PHI'B furnace, relng , washer, dryer and carpet. Cen- FREE ADMISSION But don't worry. ROSES ARE RED. Eat at National Food Restaurants lor Free! tral air and car-part. 15 mm. drrw to campus Friday October 25th your big lows your I Pi Phi * Kappa Sig' Pi Pfn' Kappa Sig SOON YOU WILL SEE Low, Your Big The sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to con- Part-time people needed to evaluate restau- Cheaper than apartment rent Must see. 11am-3pm WHAT AN AWESOME BIG/IL' PAIR WEIL Gamma Phi Lil Eric Gamma Phi gratulate WESLEY HOLMES on her lavaliermg rants A food in your local area. $10 per hour 4ig-669-414g Paraonal Training ' Flu Vaccines ' Healthy BE. to Kappa Sigma CHRIS BENTLAGEI Congrats Call (313)927-1076 HOPE YOUR WEEK HAS BEEN FUN. Recipe Subetiwoons' Fra«r»i' Door Pines' Wee! FOR SALE Teem Bulldng Activities JUST REMEMBER WE'RE NUMBER ONEI Pi Phi' Kappa Sig' Pi Phi' Kappa Sig LOVE ALWAYS. YOUR BIG? Gamma Phi ■ Lil Kandaca ■ Gamma Phi FT/PT flexible schedule. Easy work, no expe- AcoustK/oktctnc guitar, too wan Marshal BOSU SPIRIT WEUNESS DAY Friends are friends forewr rience). Earn $300 $600 wkfy at home guar- head and otter misc gear. Call for prices Lanhart Grand Ballroom O'PHI'B UL'JENGER G'PHI'B and mat is how wa'l be SENIOR PICTURES ■ NEXT WEEK anteed. Call 7 days (407) 875-2022 ail Greg- 352 2529 because well be me best Sorting nest Monday. Carl Wolf Studios will ba 0561H40. FORD TEMPO 90 Auto, cruise. AC Power O-PHI-B UL MEGAN G'PHI'B BigUIPsirinalofBGI O'PHI'B back on campus taking senior portraits Call Steering, power locks. No rust. EFI, stereo The Dme is coming when you will see Our family sands wasting Lifeguards needed at Nichols Pool Many UTNMV, The KEY Yearbook al 3728066 to schedule cats . $2.500 Call 352 5595 who your big sister will always be. and soon you wH aaa hours available. $5.70 par hour. Must haw Hava you figured it out? your sitting. Do it early and avoid waiting in high school diploma or equivalent, proof ol cur- Do you have a due? I hope you're excited ID find out what a great add! Don you wil ba. SEIZED CARS FROM $175. Porsches, Cadil I mell You won't gat ana now. What being a ttM la all about. Low, Your Big rent lifeguard training certification, CPR. and lacs. Chevys, BMWs Corwttes Also Jeeps. But ptaaat don't leal blue. ITS nioe to know a-ell always be friends, Sig Kap Little Robyn Sig Ksp first aid. Pick up application packet at Wood 4WD's Your area. Toll Free 1 800 898 9778 It won't ba much longar. There will be no more guessing. Lane, 11160 East Gypsy Lane Road. Bowling Ext A-2076 lor current listings. whan Big Hunt andsl GOVT FORECLOSED homes Iron pennies Green, OH. EOE as our fiiendahip grows strongar, on $1. Delinquent Las, REO's. Your area. Toil Gel psyched for tomorrow SEIZED CARS from $175 Porsches. Cadil- Low. Your Big night. Well make an 'causa nghl from He start Free (!) 800 898 0778 E.I H 2076 for currant Looking tor a career and not jusl a )ob? Provid- lacs, Chevys, BMWs, Corvetes Also Jeeps, GAMMA PHI BETA awesome pair i you've Blown my haart. listings. ing care and training u adults wim mental re- 4WDs Your area Toll Free 1 800-218 9000 Low, Big?? tardatiorvdowk>pmen!al disabilities is a re- Ext. A-2076 for current listings. O'PHI'B G'PHI'B UL' JENNIFER G'PHI'B Halloween Party Low. Your Big warding and challenging career opportunity You are my sister FREE Several part Dme and sub poaiDons now awii- Tour edition golf dub iron set. Taylor Made and our home is Gamma Phi Saturday, October 26 Sig Kap Little Robyn Sig Kap abie Blaring at $7.55 per hour. Part time poet Calkrway woods, bag included Must sell »pm witchin hour $100 Ask tor Bob at 353 0486 IWI'I G'PHfB G-PHI-B Dona after go days will recetw $0 05 • UTNIkki. I want you to know ThoAmanl t $14.77/hr baaed upon experience. Sick lea w No'spirits' please Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa I love you. You km ma. how happy mat I am Congrats to BethTretlnlk and vacation benefits for pan Dme employees. aponsored by Dry Dock FOR RENT Soon you wilsaa President. NMPC Experience not required. Pan Dme positions What a great big Happy ssrniry To haw you as my little Kris Balssubrsmsnlan available in Bowkng Green. Portage end Wal Halloween Party Wewibal soon you will meat the faml Secretary. NMPC bridge. Application may be obtained from me FREE Low. Your Big Good Luck with your new positions' Wood County Board of MR/DO. Entrance B. 1 & 2 bdrm. apartments O'fM'l G'PHI-B G-PHI-B The beat BigAjl'past we wil be Saturday, October 2* 11160 E. Gypsy Lane Road. BG, 8:00am - 430 Availsb*» Now epm witchin hour Low, Your sisters rockln the Gamma Phi house in BGII Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa prnEOE. Newlova Rontals ' 352 5620 G'PHI'B BKJ7T? G'PHI'B The Amanl No'Spirits' plaasa NATIONAL PARKS G'PHI-BG'PHfBG-PHrB aponsored by Dry Dock STATE OF OREEN HIRING 1 bdrm apt. 354 8800 Lil'MKnaHa G'PHI-B UL SHAWN* Q-PHI'B PosDons are now available al Make a wiah. Upon a star 1 badroom apartment for rent. I'm so esoted lor you to see me Halloween Party Playing at the Junction National Pants, Forests & Ed or Amy You will see I am not far I'm dying lo let my secret free FREE Thursday. October 24.1996 Wildlile Preserves For you and I wts ba 352-6925 I can not wail for you to ba Saturday, October 2« Music Starts at 10pm Excellent benefits A bonuses' A spectacular pan 10 aaa. Part of the bast G Phi family Bom witchin hour Call 1 206 971 3620 exl N55447 Low. Your Big Low. Your Big?? The Amanl FOR RENT G'PW8G-PW"BG"PHrB O-PHI-B UL SHAWNA O'PHI'B THE 19B6 KEY YEARBOOKS Subtaater naedad Immediately o* tor Spring No'Spirits'please Needed Babysitter for Monday nights and ARE HEREIN Semester $180 per month * electric. Greg aponeored by Dry Dock Tuesday/Thurs alter school Immediately Cal Slop by the yearbook olfice al 26 West Hal to 3522529 O'PHi'B WtH 1MI1 G'PHI'B 11LAURI G'PHI'B pick-up yours. If you didn't order one yet. you Mkhele 352-9664. BIG HUNT HAS BEEN FUN Halloween Party One bedroom furnished or unturmthed apt. lil'Jarelar sMI can Yearbooks coat $23.95 and can be NOW HIRING: Lifeguards, heaoguards. man. TwMrJa. Twinkle Urge siar BUT ITS ALL JUST BEGUN FREE charged through the Buraar. EaalEvers$375ffno 419-669 3036 Salurday, October 26 agers. supervisors Flex firs . compeDtrw pay. You re me cutest MM by tar CONCEALED IS MY OENTITY •pm witchin hour The Homecoming T-Shlrt Order Ie In!!! Excel, work exp. CeraficaDon aval. Call today. Roommate Needed ASAP Get siated and youll soon saa YOU COULD GUE SS ALL YOU WANT You can pick them up m 330 university Union Metropolitan Pool Service Co 216-741 9451 352-9190 Hour family is. BUT YOU WOULD NEVER GUESS ME ThoAmanl (OSA) from October 23 - November 1 Bam I G'PHI'B L «. LAURI G'PHI'B No 'Spirits' pieeae SEASONAL -5pm. Call 2-2343 tor Questions Low. Your Big aponeored by Dry Dock ORDER ENTRY SUB-LEASE • NOW to August Currant tenant J550-S60O.. employed out of stale. You pay $325 for beauti- G'PHI'B LI JESSICA G'PHI-B Thuraday night al Brswslsr s KKO * KAPPA KAPPA OAMMA ' KKO Ladies Night Hickory Farms is now hiring tufl and part-ome ful, quiet upstairs apt. 1 or 2 bedrooms. Perfect G'PHI'B G'PHI-B Twinkle, twinkle little star Do you wonder who I ara? Congratulations to our members of fie Come and enjoy drink epeclala seasonal Order Entry personnel to input orders for grad student or couple Great space. Low LITTLE ELY into our order processing system. Earn $5.50, uDls. Quiet Street. Front porch Of-street park Keep guessing. Keep guessing little one 1846-97 Dance Marathon Taam: WOULD YOU. COULD YOU. Robin Relay: Family Relations Chair $600. $7.00 an hour or morel Positions are ing Such a deal 354 1633 GUESS WHOIAM? Cause you're not close that I'm the one USG'USG'USG'USG Amy Schuller. Financial Char open on day and evening shifts during me IT WONT BE LONG TIL Btg/U pair we wsl be Attention All Organizational SU61EASER NEEDED: DEC/JAN - AUG Dana Oampeey: Special Promonona week and on weekends. Must have basic com- YOU'RE WITH GAMMA PHI'S BEST FAM For youll be the nest addition lo the USG has Organizational Seats Avsllabie! 1997 Jenny Bums & Ussy Sears puter and typing skills Flexible schedules, LOVE. YOUR BIG lamiryl 'Have your voice heard 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. FURNISH! D Family Relations cash performance mcenoves. generous em- Low, Big??? 'Communicate your events to the CALL STACI353-2135 G'PHI'B G'PHI'B Bam Bander: Event Management ployee discount, professional supervision. Ap- Stacy WoHe:Catenng student body ply in parson al our corporate offices Mon.-Fn Emily Goubaaui A Amanda Groeei: Applications awiiabie In from 9 00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m., and Sat. 10 00 am Wanted roommates D fill houses 4 apts. 404 or 405 Student Services Catering. - 3:00 p.m. Hickory Farms. 1505 Holland Fk) . Very Close To Campus Deadline Ie October 25 al SpmAny ??rs cal Kriaty Sheldon A Kelly Woods: Maumao. OH 43537 EOE Call 353 0325 2-6116 SiCver ^iver^ Finance Janata Conalglio A Shelly Sbroconi: AppVNowl Morale USG ' USG ' USG ■ USG Coffee WoiLse Jessica Arquette A Lindsay Read: Dancer Group RepresentaD ws KKO' KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ' KKO WFAL PRESENTS SiCver (River Cafe Monday ■ Friday \ up- • ' T- 2 Free showings ol 8:30 pm-10:30 pm TRAINSPOTTING * :1 Bis t n' $ ti/lc res tan rant . Sk 4 y Congratulations t^ Get your passes scrvinq qourmct panini ■ Th« Silver River Coffee House a! our office in 120 West Hall U locateU in the Kreischer \\ Dr. Mark Houston/*' Dining Center . sandwiches and prime rib. Nancy & WANTED John * Serving 'Dinner * 1 Female subleaser needed lor Spring "97 On the arrival of $100rmonth * urjl. turn . across from campus A^VLum Free Cable Cal Kate at 352 4267. Klise Rose Attention Trskklee! 'Monday - 'JricCay on October 19,1996 PM Woodland Mall Cinema 5 needs your help. 1 k "Sav Trek: First Contact- opens on Nov. 22 and we need your assistance to make il a UMDG* Love. A smaahl Call Chris at 353-6275 for all the de- tails 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm /k\ Baptist Student W I IK SI I \ i I km-: ( "a IV is llicalcil ill 111«. W -Union Ok ku i--< lu-1 I >i11i11--_- ( V-tllcr

THUftSDfW: FRIDAY a UNITED COLORS OP SO (£} UNITED COLORS OP 10> c CLUB DRNCC CLUB DRNCC COLLCGC ID NIGHT LRDICS NIGHT The Homecoming FR€€ UNTIL 11:00 Ffl« UNTIL 11:00 T-Shirt Order is in!!! mwM SATURDAY": You can pick them up in 330 nil FACAKS BAIU University Union (OSA) from FErTtTJANG October 23 - November 1. PORN FLAKCS CHICKCN DOG HOG ScftAPCft FRISC FRCC SOCICTV s 5 HORSC JOHNSON $5.00 noMissiON-$4.00 WITH CCXTUME 8 PLUS TATTOO & Bow PKHCNG SHOUJ UPCOMING CVCNTS; 200 X. Superior Downtown Toledo Horaarorafag 1996 OCT. 28TH - GCUflrVWITH EC5.U. POfiNFWHCS HOTI.IM: OCT. 30TH - 6KOOSTW HOOKflH (419)243-4449 UNITED COLORS OP SO O UNITED COLOI I I