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Anaheim 2 Page 4 NEWS Chicago 0 Thursday, October 10, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 174 The News' Noe testifies in Briefs Community COPS Court of Claims to hit the streets Jay Young Judge Fred Shoemaker cut into the testimony, reminding those WASHINGTON-Ohio The BC News communities are in line for involved that his judgement nearly $700,000 In the latest A former University employee would be on immunity ~ not round ofpolice-on-the- had her first day in court Mason. streets funding. Wednesday as part of her $9 mil- "Mr. Mason's not here to de- The Justice Department lion dollar civil suit against the fend himself. People have certain on Wednesday announced institution. rights, and one of those rights is more grants under Its In an Immunity hearing, Ber- to defend themselves," Shoe- Community Oriented Polic- nadette Noe testified in Ohio maker said. "I dont know if they ing Services program. The Court of Claims that as director have jokes together. I dont know money is intended to help of planned giving she was sexual- if they go out together. I don't police departments move ly harassed by her former boss, care. We're not going to sit here uniformed officers to street jobs, either by buying Phil Mason. In her lawsuit, Noe and talk about Phil Mason when needed equipment or hiring claimes former President Paul you haven't chosen to file a law- civilians for desk jobs. Olscamp, University Attorney suit against him." Nancy Footer and Affirmative Nevertheless, Mason contin- The department said the The BGNmU« Boyle latest grants for Ohio were Action Director Marshall Rose ued to be the focus of Noe's tes- for equipment purchases. Bowling Green Police Patrolman Ken Fortncy points to the location of the Sept 1993 attack Eric Pear- son was convicted of Wednesday. Fortney was assigned to the detective bureau at the time. conspired to reject her allega- timony. After stating she had Akron will receive $451,688, tions. spoken to Development Director Toledo will get $198,923 and Questioned by prosecuting at- Ken Frtsch and then-Director of Columbus will get $43,499. torney Nancy Miller and defense Personnel John Moore about Rapist Pearson sentenced attorney Jim Dyer, Noe told how Mason's behavior in the fall of Supreme Court she was hired and then forced to 1994, Noe said she was forced to overturns libel case leave the University. cancel some meetings and events After applying and not being to avoid being alone with Mason. COLUMBUS - The Ohio Abductor of former student will serve 7 years selected as the director of devel- Later in the fall, Noe said Supreme Court has ruled opment in 1992, Noe said she that a Lorain County judge Joe Boyle dence or witnesses. "I told him I liked him and we Mason became angry at her be- was wrong to throw out a The BC News The first witness called in the could have a relationship," she made a goal to get a job at the cause of a memorandum she sent defamation and libel law- morning session was the abduc- said. University. Noe was later con- to Athletic Director Ron Zwler- suit against a newspaper. Alleged serial rapist Eric Pear- tion victim, a former University The victim then led Pearson to tacted by Mason about an oppor- lein. She said the letter con- The dispute started when son will spend at least seven student now living out-of-state. the house of some friends - four tunity as director of planned giv- cerned funding for the weight Common Pleas Judge years In state prison for the 1993 Admitting she was "drunk" the bouncers from Up- ing. training room. She testified that Lynett McGough cited abduction of a University gradu- night of the attack, the victim town/Downtown bar on Main Noe, whose husband resigned Frisch later told her Mason was Cleveland lawyer James C. ate. testified she immediately Street. from the Board of Trustees when upset about the memo. Young for contempt of the governor appointed him to She said she was approached court in July 1992. The A jury of seven women and sobered up after she was at- The attacker then stopped five men found Pearson guilty in tacked. about 10 times during their trip the Board of Regents in Sept. 95, about the letter by Zwierlein at a (Lorain) Morning Journal described Mason and herself as home football game. reported that " Amhcrst at- just over one hour, and Wood The victim said Pearson physi- from Clough Street to Fourth torney James Young is fac- County Common Pleas Court cally picked her up in the 400 Street to kiss the victim. She tes- "business friends" at the start of "He came over and said, 'I just ing a contempt of court cita- Judge Gale Williamson sen- block of Clough Street, and tified that she kissed back to re- her employment. Noe testified want you to know Phil's after tion." tenced him within 20 minutes of dragged her behind the house, main safe. that in her first year she intro- your ass,' " Noe testified. "Ron An attorney named James the verdict. where he threw her to the Pearson repeatedly asked the duced him to his current wife, said 'I wasn't upset about it Phil H. Young then sued the Williamson issued instructions ground, kneeled on her legs, victim if she was drunk. after Mason stated he was divor- called me Friday afternoon to try paper and its parent, the to the jury at 4:46 p.m., and they claimed he had a gun and said "He asked me a ton of times if I ced. She said she felt Mason was and get me upset about the Journal Register Co., alleg- announced to Bailiff Linda were drunk [sic)," she said. happy to have her there. memo.'" ing that the story bad hurt "I'm not usually like this, I just Myers they had reached a ver- need someone to love." "That's clearly what he wanted When asked by Miller about Noe said she submitted a letter his law practice. Mason's office conduct, Noe said of resignation Feb. 7, 1996. She The case was dismissed in dict at 5:56 p.m. The victim said these circum- me to say." The foreman of the jury, who stances led her to believe she had Pearson broke contact with the he often used "explicitly sexual said she called Trustee Valerie common pleas court, but a terms." Newell, who Noe said had be- Lorain County appeals wished to remain anonymous, one of two options. victim in the parking lot of her court overturned the de- said the jury "got along well," "I thought he was either going friends' apartment. Within "Phil's a very extroverted per- come a business friend of hers, cision on the grounds that and reached the verdict quite to rape me or kill me," she said. minutes, she and the friends be- son. He's very friendly," Noe tes- about a week after resigning. the story was not a substan- gan combing the neighborhood tified. "He had a habit of telling easily by a vote. Believing the best way to stay See NOE. page three. tially accurate report of the The trial, which was scheduled alive was to be nice to her at- for any sign of her attacker. bad jokes." court record. to continue through Friday, was tacker and lead him on, the vic- The next morning, Bowling The Supreme Court on cut short as the prosecution tim told Pearson they should go Green Police Detective Ken Wednesday sent the case called only three witnesses, and somewhere besides the backyard back to the common pleas court. the defense presented no evi- of the house. See PEARSON, page four. "Clearly, I'm disappoint- ed in the verdict," said John Cole, the newspaper's edi- tor. Gore, Kemp offer views "At this point we intend to go back to trial." Justice Paul Pfeifer, writ- ing for the majority, said a Half of those polled rate VP debate victor summary judgment for dismissal should be granted only when "reasonable John King Kemp and Gore faced off in St. and middle-class families pay for minds could come to but one The Associated Press Petersburg's bayfront Mahaffey college. conclusion, based on the Theater. Reform Party vice Kemp countered that govern- evidence." ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Vice presidential nominee Pat Choate ment should not engage In "social Pfeifer said a combina- President Al Gore and Jack was excluded, on grounds he and engineering" by picking winners tion of the omission in the Kemp differed politely but Ross Perot did not have a real- and losers through its tax policy. article of the lawyer's pointedly over abortion and af- istic chance to win the election. In any event, Kemp said it was middle initial and the incor- firmative action Wednesday The debate was carrjed by "four years too late," for Clinton rect town raised questions night In an energetic debate that three major broadcast networks. to be promising middle-class tax about whether reasonable cuts. minds could come to but one offered sharply contrasting But there was competition on conclusion. views of President Clinton's ten- Fox, which carried the first game ure In the White House. of the National League Cham- Kemp fudged when asked if he Voinovich forks out Neither abortion nor affirma- pionship series. agreed with Dole's call for a tive action had come up In Sun- In a quick poll conducted by repeal of the family leave law. "I $1500 for aviating day night's debate between Clin- ABC, 50 percent said Gore won wouldn't have voted for it; it Is in error ton and GOP nominee Bob Dole, the showdown, 27 percent viewed place," Kemp said. The law is but both issues generated spir- Kemp as the winner and 21 per- popular with working women, a COLUMBUS-Gov. ited exchanges between the cent called it a draw. critical constituency, and Gore George Voinovich has paid campaign understudies. "This economy is overtaxed, sensed an opening. "It shouldn't the Federal Aviation Ad- Affirmative action is another over-regulated," Kemp said in be repealed It ought to be ex- ministration a $1,500 fine such issue, and Gore moved making the case for Dole's plan tended," the vice president said. for violating a no-fly order quickly to put Kemp on the de- to cut taxes 15 percent across the during a visit by President Much of the debate was spent Clinton, the governor's of- fensive on that point board. Kemp said the economy fice has announced. The vice president noted, that was growing a feeble 2.5 percent on nitty-gritty policy differ- The FAA fined Voinovich Kemp had criticized a California a year under Clinton. "Bob Dole ences, but Kemp and Gore also after he told the pilot of his ballot initiative rolling back af- and I believe we can do a lot bet- took time to offer their views on plane to leave the Ohio State firmative action programs but ter." race relations and what each University airport while the later fell In line with Dole's sup- Gore, In turn, said repeatedly agreed was a worrisome decline order was in effect last Oct. port for it after joining the GOP that Dole and Kemp were offer- in civility throughout society. 20, Volnovich's office said ticket. Gore said he wished Kemp ing a "risky $550 billion tax Wednesday. had convinced Dole to change his scheme" that would "blow a hole Gore, for example, said Balti- Voinovich appealed the position instead. In the deficit and cause much more Oriole Roberto Alomar fine to federal Transporta- should have been "severely dis- APPkM* tion Secretary Federlco "With all due respect, I do not deeper cuts in Medicare, Medi- Pena in May, but Pena said believe Abraham Lincoln would cald, education and the environ- ciplined, suspended perhaps" for A police car, right, passes by a "traffic Jam" sculpture la Dues- he would not interfere with have adopted Bob Dole's position ment" spitting at an umpire. Alomar has seldorf, Germany Wednesday. The Jam Is a sculpture created FAA matters. to end all affirmative action," Gore promoted Clinton's plan been allowed to play In the by German sculptor H.A. Schutt. Gore said. for targeted tax cuts to help low- playoffs. t Opinion page two Thursday, October 10, 1996 •— P Being godless just ain't fun ers to the Edito Questions... atheism's lack of hope. "So you got people to agree with him. Ever get reflective and al- think when you die, your body It's been all downhill for the most Immediately get bummed Just rots?" people ask me. Yup. Lord's popularity, much as was Thtt ain't fun. the case for Guns n' Roses af- The chemical killing fields — we*re almost there! out? Ever think about an as- pect of yourself that Is crucial Additionally, atheism ter Nirvana broke. People found Today, we have the toxic drugs to kill babies. Tomor- to your very being and realize Pierce helps make me hypercritical: I God and Axl obsolete. row, will we be using combinations of drugs to "le- what a drag It Is? Ever wish you believe we as individuals only How, then. Is the world gally" kill our elderly or those with illnesses that would could change something about have one shot at existence, so affected by such a drastic de- yourself, even though the worshipper In the throes of a when I see someone living a cline In faith? Is the world full economically tax the public? something In question Is un- "religious experience"—a true less-than-rlghteous life, I get up of greedy people, atheist and Bill Clinton has used every tool In his arsenal to changeable? 1 hope not. be- believer being enveloped by In arms. I pick out little faults otherwise, who have let the de- move the RU486 abortion pill forward. Now, another cause I don't wish for anyone sheer exhilaration and exalta- In people, systems, everything, sire to do for self NOW blind tion, the entire body being drug is being used — Methotrexate. This abortion is to feel like I felt this past week like It's my Job. Hopelessness them to nobler concepts like when I was thinking about ... washed over with unbounded leads to bitterness. humility and charity? Or are chemical, but just as messy. (deep Inhalation) my atheism. Joy. I've experienced profound Unfortunately, some folks we finally opening our eyes in Dr. J.C. Willke, M.D., stated in his study: "They're That's right. You read It love for others and aesthetic still place atheist on the same order to concentrate on things both dangerous to the mother. In Iowa, one mother here first. Matt Pierce does not pleasures that have left soft- dangerous miscreant level as we have control over, avoiding ball-sized lumps in my throat Satan worshippers. Now. I've getting caught In petty Jihads nearly died in a clinical trial of RU486." believe In gods. Whoop-de-do! I came to that unpopular real- and made me shout out my love never scariflced a goat. I'm sim- and squabbles over whose god A doctor in Iowa reported to the press that one ization back In high school. of life, but I've never come close ply a guy who cannot fathom can beat up whose? woman was "near death due to the loss of half of (her) Since then. I have shied away to "falling out" like you see at an omniscient, omnipresent Since atheists don't gather old-fashioned jump-and-shout blood volume, surgery and a transfusion of four units from readings on religion (for deity who created the universe on Sundays to show their group fear that, like a spiritual hypo- services. I can't. from scratch and is in an eter- unity and give thanks and of blood." Consider that this life-threatening situa- chondriac. I'll read something I'm also unable to pray, nal scrap with one of her former praise (To what? Luck?), these tion happened in a tightly controlled clinical trial. and be like. "Ooh! That's for one of the most fundamental employees. No way. Like a lot are questions I'll have to keep The "chemotherapy" drug, methotrexate is a pow- me!"), and my atheism has so- and Important facets of any re- of atheists, after investing so to myself, along with an ongo- ligion. To generalize, atheists much trust into science and the ing inner turmoil: by giving gifts erful, toxic drug used to fight cancer and is used with lidified. But my beliefs, which once Instilled me with a holier- are deep thinkers who are so temporal world. I can't go back to family and friends on Decem- a second powerful drug misoprostol. to expel the dead than-thou attitude, recently far Inside their and everyone and say I believe In spirits. I'm ber 25th. am I selling out the baby. have filled me with consterna- else's heads that they go bon- too far gone. atheists, or merely acknowledg- Physicials routinely refer to the "Physicians' Desk tion, as IVe come to realize what kers fortnightly. It's tough to Too far gone" Is the way ing that Jesus really was a communicate with any human many theologians see the pretty cool (African) guy? Reference" to provide specific information on drugs I'm giving up by being one of the godless ones. In that state, so it follows that planet, which undeniably Matt does not wish to be used today. Here's what it says about methotrexate: For instance, something atheists are desperately In need grows less spiritual by the year. converted, but other pertinent e- "Methotrexate should be used only by physicians that's always filled me with en- of prayer. But they can't. Once Friedrich Nietzsche con- mall Is welcome at Most depressing to me is whose knowledge and experience includes the use of vious feelings Is the sight of a ceptualized "God Is dead" and [email protected]. antimetabolite [cancerl therapy. "Because of the possibility of serious toxic reac- t4&Q&&*»v^- tions, the patient should be informed by the physi- cian of the risks involved and should be under a physician's constant supervision. Deaths have been reported with the use of methotrexate." This is hardly the medical protocol followed by the average abortionist who sees the patient for the PUCK tfteer ons! tftttic&wpupftn first time Just moments before her abortion. And, he rarely sees the woman after the abortion. Another question — are doctors covered by mal- practice insurance if there are complications from using drugs for "off label" purposes?

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Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Peer pressure alive and well Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi Hullo everybody, wake up. thing that causes us to Plke." Opinion editor Photo editor It's past noon. How you all do- induolge In drunken jollity Is In "How many kegs?" ing? Enjoying school? No? Well, the form of two words: peer Of course, the reason for Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod learn to love It. we're all gonna pressure. I know, I know, this this Is obvious, no beer, no Copy Chief Entertainment editor need It. Aside from academics, sounds like old news, and It people. More peer pressure how's the social stuff going? I King probably Is, but I'm telling you. right there, we're expected to Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins mean the parties—getting it's peer pressure. I mean, if I have alcohol, serve It. and drink loaded, laughing, puking, pass- Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor Just learned this now, there's It. I guess maybe we are fulfill- ing out (and for a handful, some The most common an- no telling how many In college ing some kind of prophecy. I good old-fashioned fun In bed), swers I hear from others and haven't learned It yet! lust hope It's not a prophecy Production Staff that kind of fun. For others. It myself Is that It relaxes us. The During that night, I was made up by ourselves (it prob- means drugs, getting high and beer helps us not be so shy and surrounded by everyone's fa- ably Is). Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl swaying to Pink Floyd's "Wish become more talkative. In other vorite fizzing, intoxicating I don't know about you, You Were Here." Definitely get- words. It makes us more bold (love?) potion. but no matter what we say Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel ting your share of fun. you say? and do things we often have As the night moved along, about drinking, many of us do You notice anything weird difficulty doing sober (that in- not drinking proved to be a It because others do It. If there's Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor about that? Let me elaborate. cludes embarasslng and regret- vaunted challenge. As if It was fun coming from all that. I In all the parties we've seen ful things as well). not enough to see and smell guess It can't be of any harm, Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry here In Bowling Green. hav£ Drugs, on the other hand, booze all around me. I had right? Wrong. any of them been without alco- are stricly for the buzz. Some plenty of people thrust a cup of I don't need to repeat all Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec hol of any kind? No. of course might even develop bizarre freshly poured beer Into my the lectures that your folks not. Ever think about why? A Ideas from using them. Person- face. I pushed them away, of have already told you a dozen ha ... there's the million dollar ally. I don't know. I've never course, with reluctance. The times over. I'm just saying don't Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material m question. In retrospect of my done much In that department devil and angel both sat on my forget what they told you. this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly 21st birthday (which wasn't too and don't really plan to either. shoulders heavily that night. Watch yourselves and go easy prohibited. long ago). I thought I'd think a Smoking draws many rea- The angel prevailed for once. on the booze, drugs, and rock The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and Is published dally during the academic year and little about that. sons. It relaxes. It excites. It It then dawned on me that and roll. Generation X could be Wednesday's in the summer. What's with this predilec- buzzes, and It's even cool. I the reason why I drink Is be- In one hell of a freaking hang- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the tion that we have for alcohol? can't say much about smoking cause everyone else Is doing It. over if this gets out of hand. student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions Are we fulfilling some kind of or drugs, but when It comes to Unconsciously. I think some- A wise woman once gave expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily prophecy here? Just about ev- drinking. I've come to an excep- thing like "Everyone's doing It, me a piece of paper with the those of The BG News. ery party I've been to. there's uonal epiphany. I better do It too. otherwise I'd most damning warning about Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 wonts long, the stench of beer and some- First of all. I came to this look like an ass and become an the dangers of drinking and typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- times the telltale wisp of mari- reason from one night of par- outcast." Boom. I grab a can of other substances. This came sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any juana. tying. Don't get me wrong, how- beer. Boom. I fit right in with from the pastor at a church. and all letters. This Is the "Animal House" ever, because I did not have a Remember It. The BG News encourages its reader to notify the paper of the crowd, or rather. I feel like I any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. Image that's seen in so many single drop of alcohol. I was fit In. "Sin always take you fur- Hollywood college flicks. The fully sober and alert for the Now, correct me If I'm ther than you planned to go; 210 West Hall big question Is again, why do entire night. It's been some time wrong, but It seems like any- Keeps you longer than you Bowling Green State University we do this stuff? Before you since I did that. And from do- time anyone Is throwing a planned to stay: Costs you Bowling Green. OH 43403 throw away the paper and dis- ing that I've gained a whole new party, they obligated to serve more than you ever wanted to bgnews! 9 bgnet.bgsu.edu miss my inquiry as the stupid- and unique perspecltlve on par- beer. Here In Bowling Green, pay." est question of all time, hear me tying. that's an automatic. Gabe King is a guest col- out. I learned that the one "Hey. there's a party on umnist for The News. Campus Thursday, October 10,1996 page three Representatives Women march to 'take back night' Krlsten Stadum Wood County Courthouse to not enough and the issue of campus police. Emergency The BC News listen to speakers before march- safety, both on and around cam- phones ring directly into the for Issue 1 visit ing through town and onto cam- pus, concerns students. campus police station. Voices ring out long before the pus. The march ended at 'It should be safe anyhow. You Another speaker at the rally Brandon Wray group appears. "What do we Saddlemlre with a rally featuring shouldn't have to think 'I focused on avoiding such trouble, The BC News want? Safety! When do we Want various speakers and musicians. shouldn't walk over there be- as she gave advice on avoiding it? Now!" cause it's dark,' but you do," Ca- the role of the victim. The repre- The SWAT Team for the Truth on Issue One made an appear- vallerio said. sentative of the United Karate ance at the University yesterday. The chants grow louder as the The program included original first women head toward songs by the performers as well The campus police state that System, told both women and The Vote Yes on Issue One bus from Lorain County was in crime prevention is a matter of men basic guidelines to follow. Northwest Ohio to gain support for the issue to legalize river- Saddlemlre Student Services as personal accounts. One of the Building, and slowly a crowd of personal responsibility. Stu- "If you present yourself as a boat gambling in four counties in Ohio. speakers told of losing her own more than 200 women emerges dents' role Is to take responsibili- victim, your chances go way up. Mayor Joe Koziura led the contingent of Lorain government virginity on her first night at col- from between the library and the lege. She said that although she ty for their own safety and secu- If you walk with your head up, if officials and business leaders. Koziura said that the riverboat rity by making safety-conscious you look people In the face, that's gambling is a clear economic development issue. Fine Arts Center. drank too much alcohol, she felt A mother pushes a double strong, in control and safe. After decisions. your biggest deterrent right "Riverboat gambling will mean an additional $186 million for there to any sort of violent the schools," Koziura said."It will also create a lot of off-shoot stroller with her 6-month-old and a year, she feels comfortable 2-year-old daughters Inside as an enough to talk about it. She says "I think it's definitely Impor- crime," she said. "If a person revenue for the areas around the casino sites with new restau- thinks you can Identify them rants, hotels, and shops." overgrown pup stands guard. it might not have been rape, but tant. I can't even walk alone at The group climbs the steps to the she feels it was wrong. night, without somebody with later, they're not going to touch "There will also be an additional 21,000 jobs created by the ca- you. sinos," Koziura. patio, and women plop down on me," said Sarah Stippich, co- the cold ground as a few men Join Barbara Hoffman, from the coordinator of Womyn for Wo- Law enforcement agencies have raised the issue that casinos the crowd. The chants changes. Coalition Against Sexual myn. "I don't think that people "Keeping your hands in your greatly increase the crime in the communities around them. "Women unite! Take back the Offenses, said that she often sees take it seriously enough." pockets and all scrunched down, Figures produced by the anti-casino movement have shown that night!" college women who do not know Stipplch's concerns included a it's easier for people to grab you crime increases by 35 percent to 45 percent. Those simple words explain what happened. Like the speaker, lack of adequate lighting on that way. Keep your keys out in Those figures are not accurate according to Kate Hubben, the entire purpose for the march. they have lost track of the events campus and a scarcity of emer- your hand. Don't go fumbling press secretary for Vote Yes on Issue One. Women joined together Tuesday of the night before. gency phones. through your pockets and your "It has actually been found that crime stays the same or goes to "Take Back the Night." An an- "What I've heard tonight is not purse in the middle of a parking down slightly because there are new Jobs available for people nual event, the march helps from a victim, it's from a survi- "On the campus, there's hardly lot." who were unemployed and there Is opportunity and prosperity women to symbolically reclaim vor," Hoffman said. any street lights. They're always The black belt in karate also where there was stagnation," Hubben said. their right to walk safely on the One out of every three women blowing out, and they dont re- warned against ID holders and The AFL-CIO has endorsed Issue One because It will bring a streets at night, according to will be raped in her lifetime, and place them, so it's really dark at key chains. She said that anyone lot of construction Jobs to the area to build the casinos and also sponsors Womyn for Womyn and one out of every three women night. And also there's like two who steals or finds such items there will be many jobs in the future for maintenance and up- the Panhellenic Council. will be victims of domestic vio- emergency phones, one at each not only know where the owner keep according to Ken Shawver, Vice President of AFL-CIO for "Take Back the Night is a sym- lence, according to Womyn for end of campus, which is not help- lives, but he or she would have Lorain County. bolic march. It's a reclamation of Womyn. They claim that in the ful at all," she said. the keys. The speaker advised Ohioans spend $1.3 billion on gambling in other states, even as the streets at night," said Renee United States, rape occurs every There are currently 17 blue the assembled group to take what close to us as the casinos in Indiana and Illinios. Koziura said Is- Cavallerio, co-coordinator of eight minutes and 47 percent of emergency phones located on they have learned home with sue One supporters believe that about 70 percent of that money Womyn for Womyn. 'Together these rapes will occur in the vic- campus with three more to be In- them, and Beth Tretinik, Womyn will remain in Ohio if riverboat gambling passes. we can do things." tims' or the rapists' homes. stalled by the end of the 1996 cal- for Womyn co-coordinator, said Women joined together at the For now, though, saying "no" is endar year, according to the she agreed. NOE

Continued from page one. done to help her stay. Noe testi- "She said that Paul was very for good after then-Trustee Tom In his cross examination. Dyer the president, Rose, Olscamp and fied she told Rose she would like angry," Noe testified. "That I Noe received a call at home from questioned Noe about her re- Footer expected to testify. Noe said she discussed her to return as long as she didn't re- was ruining Phil's life and I then-Trustee President C. Ellen lationship with Tom. Noe said The hearing is to determine reasons for resigning with port to Mason and could have a would get a transfer over his Connally. With her husband on they felt there was no conflict of whether Noe's lawsuit is against Newell, though she didn't expect 30 day paid vacation to "cool dead body." the phone, Noe said he could hear interest. the individuals as citizens or in the trustee to take any action. off." Noe told Rose she wanted a Noe said she was scared by the Connally say, "Get her the hell The hearing will continue their capacity as state em- Shortly after, Noe was contact transfer to the athletic depart- president's words. off campus. Just get her the hell tomorrow with Dyer concluding ployees. by Rose. Noe told the court that ment. "I felt threatened," Noe said. "I off campus." his cross examination of Noe. Common Pleas Court Judge Rose said he would have to con- Noe testified she was approa- understood the close relationship "I felt having heard the threats The prosecution Is expected to Charles Kurfess will decide Fri- duct an investigation. ched by Newell at a home Falcon between Paul and Phil, but I from Dr. Olscamp and Ellen call Tom Noe to testify tomorrow day If Rose and Olscamp broke Rose met with Noe Feb. IS. basketball game Feb. 18. She said never thought he would lash out Connally having said 'Get the hell morning. The hearing will con- Ohio's open records laws when There, Noe said she was asked if Newell discussed what she had like that." off campus.' I had no choice but clude next week with Lester they discarded a document pre- there was anything that could be heard Olscamp say on the matter. Noe said she decided to leave to leave." Barber, executive assistant to pared by Rose.

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Talking Trash Rape verdicts reversed Evidence obtained illegally with faulty court order

Joe Boyle other victims to establish a pat- The BC News tern of conduct. Pearson's defense attorney, A legal technicality has over- Stanley Needles, said the court turned Eric Pearson's two rape Issued the right decision. convictions in Seneca County. Pearson, 43, was convicted in "It was a terrible, terrible both trials largely on the basis of thing," Needles said. "It's the DNA evidence, in which FBI government taking body parts or scientists compared a sample of blood without probable cause, af- Pearson's blood with semen fidavits, nothing. No hearing, stains found in his victims' cloth- nothing," Needles said. ing. The reversal affected the The Third District Court of prosecution of Pearson's latest Appeals said, in a decision trial, which eneded yesterday in reached last Friday, that a Wood County Common Pleas sample of Pearson's blood was il- Mayberry said the Wood Court with a guilty verdict. legally obtained by Seneca County case may not be overtur- County Investigators, due to a ned because the second blood faulty court order. draw was already done by the "The trial could have gone Wood County Prosecuting At- time Pearson came to trial here. three or four days," Mayberry torney Alan Mayberry said al- Under these circumstaccs, he said. "When we got word on the though the convictions were said, the conviction may stand as Seneca County reversal, we de- overturned. Pearson will not be an inevitable discovery. cided to try the case without the out and about any time soon. Although both verdicts have other acts' evidence." "He's been held on [the Wood been reversed, a seperate opin- County rape] for now, and with ion of the Court of Appeals bene- Pearson was charged with two today's conviction he will contin- fitted the prosecution's argu- rapes in Tiffin, Ohio, about 45 ue to be held," Mayberry said. ment, Mayberry said. miles southeast of Bowling According to Mayberry, Pear- "Third District said the other Green. Both of the rapes had fea- son will likely be retried in both acts the judge down there turned tures similar to the rape here, in- Seneca County cases, and blood down should have been let in," he cluding Pearson's repeated apo- from a second - and legal - draw said. logies to his victims, and calling will used to provide a known "The other acts' " evidence in- himself an "asshole" for what he sample of Pearson's DNA. cludes testimony from Pearson's had done. PEARSON Continued from page one. live shows she had her wits about "Why she has told this story, I her and corroborates that she be- don't know. The timeframe is Fortney helped the victim as- came sober," he said. just not sensible. Of course, she semble a composite picture of During the course of the day, wasn't sensible at that time. She her attacker, to which she testi- defense attorney Stanley Nee- indicated she was drunk," Nee- fied she was "about 70 percent" dles repeatedly tried to poke dles said. accurate. holes In the accuracy of the com- Assistant Prosecuting Attor- posite photograph made by ney Gary Bishop handled the re- Fortney explained to the jury police with the help of the victim. buttle, and refuted Needles' how a composite photograph may In his closing argument, claim of drunkeness on the part not look like the person who has Mayberry gave the jury a little of the victim. APPfc«* been described since a descrip- exercise to perform while de- tion is different from an identifi- liberating. "If a man comes out of the dark Three City of Toledo sanitation workers swear an oath behind their garbage truck Wednesday. The cation. wearing a bandana over his face, workers are required to take an oath dne to a city charter provision. The victim identified Pearson "Take out 12 pieces of paper, throws you to the ground and as her attacker Jan. 26 of this without talking about it, and de- gets on top of you, don't you think year when Fortney compiled a scribe Detective Fortney. De- you that might sober you up a photo array, a collection of six scribe his age, height, weight, little bit?" he inquired of the University Computer Services Fall Seminars pictures from which a crime vic- what his shoes looked like, the Jury. tim can identify their attacker. color of his pants. Compare the Bishop also commended the The following University Computer Services Seminars will be offered this fall. These tree seminars are open The victim said it didn't take descriptions, and you'll probably victim on leading Pearson back to anyone at BGSU. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk to the semlnar(s). You must call 372-2911 to register for her long to finger who attacked have 12 different people. If he to the bouncers' apartment. the seminars. A complete seminar list can be found on the WWW at: her. walked in right now, though, you "Is her plan something of http7Awww.bg suedu/departmentsAjcs/seminars "I looked at the pictures for could Identify him. That's the someone in a drunken stupor?" about 10 seconds and pointed him difference between description he said. Newswatcher and Fetch (Mac). This seminar covers the Internet applications Newswatcher (reading out," she said. "Detective Fort- and identification," Mayberry Internet news) and Fetch (transferring files on the Internet), prior experience with the Macintosh is ney said he thought I'd pick that said. The case was handed over to recommended. Attendees must have a BGNet account, (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). the Jury shortly after Bishop's Monday. October 14th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall Needles' closing argument ad- rebuttal, and the quick return of a verdict came as no surprise to Tuesday. October 15th from 10:00 a.m. ■ noon in 126 Hayes Hall Testimony wrapped up at 200 dressed the description of the at- p.m., with the real fire of the tacker, but seemed to focus on Mayberry. afternoon yet to come during the discrediting the victim. Over "It's about what we were Eudora (Mac). This seminar covers the basics of electronic mall (e-mail) using Eudora, including reading, guessing it would be," he said. sending and saving e-mail messages. Prior knowledge of the Macintosh is recommended. Attendees must defense and prosecution's clos- four times, Needles tried to plant ing arguments. seeds of doubt in the minds of "They were very convinced by have a BGNet account (created at leasl 48 hours prior to the seminar). [the victim]," he said. Monday, October 21st from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. in 126 In Hayes Hall Wood County Prosecuting At- jurors, by saying "the crime - if torney Alan Mayberry spoke to it happened." Needles and defense co- Wednesday. October 23rd from 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall jurors about how Pearson's at- Needles also questioned the counsel William Stephenson of tack on the victim rendered her victim's perception of time, and the Wood County Public Defen- PC Eudora (IBM). This seminar covers the basics of electronic mall (e-mail) using PC Eudora. Including sober. said all of her perceptions were der's office agreed to represent reading, sending and saving e-mail messages. Prior knowledge of the Windows concepts is recommended. "The fact that she led him to a altered by her alcohol consump- Pearson should he appeal yester- Attendees must have a BGNet account (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). house where several bouncers tion. day's verdict. Tuesday, October 22nd from 10:00 a.m. - noon In 207 Olscamp Hall Wednesday, October 23rd from noon - 2:00 p.m. In 207 Olscamp Hall \<2 \<2 Ail \<2 \1! Ail Ail \i> \il \il \il Ail Ail Ail Ail Ail \!.J Advanced Microsoft Word (Mac). This seminar covers additional features of Microsoft Word and a few Arlie Dorsch-President FALL 19% NEW MEMBERS advanced features of the word-processing package. Prior experience with Microsoft Word is recommended. Jen Hover-Vice President Mandi Ahrens Kitty Kimber Friday, October 25th from noon - 2:00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall Jana Covert-Secretary Suzy Ashworth Andrea Kuncsh Monday, October 28th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. In 126 Hayes Hall Sara Carver-Treasurer Tara Breedlove Shannon Niches Gayle Trueblood-Social Brooke Charchol Wendy Peck Jocllc DiPadova-Community Service Melissa Gibson Michelle Smith VN and FTP for Windows (IBM). This seminar covers the Internet applications VN (reading Internet news) and FTP (transferring file on the Internet). Prior experience with the Windows Operating Systems Is Whitney Cline-NMPC Angela Gonzalez Jaime Spisak Tiffany Johnson Tammi Teniente recomended. Attendees must have a BGNet account, (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). Sarah Ritchie-NMPC Tuesday, October 29th from 10:00 a.m. - noon in 207 Olscamp Make New Friends But Keep the Old... CHI OMEGAS are all silver and gold! CONGRATULATIONS Thursday, October 31 st from 10:00 a.m. - noon In 207 Olscamp \12 \12 Ail Ail Ail \!2 \!2 \U \!2 \<2 \12 Ail .\!2 All Ail Ail Ail Advanced Microsoft word (IBM). This seminar covers additional features of Microsoft Word and a few advanced features of the word-processing package. Prior experience with Microsoft Word is recommended. Wednesday, November 6th from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. In 128 Hayes Hall Thursday, November 7th from 9:00 -11:00 a.m. In 207 Olscamp

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Advanced Microsoft Excel (IBM). This seminar covers advanced features of Excel, Including spreadsheet formats, charts, and macros. Prior experience with Excel or attendance to Intro to Microsoft Excel is recommended. Teams of four needed Wednesday. November 13th from 11.00 a.m. -1.00 p.m. In 207 Olscamp Hall Monday, November 18th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. in 207 Olscamp Hall Sign up your team by Friday, Oct. 11 in the UAO office, 330 Unionii Advanced Microsoft Excel (MAC). This seminar covers advanced features of Excel, Including spreadsheet formats, charts, and macros. Prior experience with Excel or attendance to Intro to Microsoft $5 registration fee Breeds recommended. Friday. November 15th from 9:00 -11:00 a.m. In 126 Hayes Hall *Bursarable* Monday. November 18th from 11:00 a.m. -1 00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall For more info, call 2-7164

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Through windy and wet condi- tions, the Falcons found a bright spot on the field Wednesday afternoon. Amid weather in the mid-40s, ISO fans watched as BG stomped Big Ten opponent Mich- igan State by a score of 3-0. From the kickoff to the final horn, BG dominated the game. The Falcons launched 21 shots to Tk«BCNcw«*MteJ.kn... MSU's 12, while keeping Spartan The team stands In Its traditional lineup for the National Anthem. goalkeeper Reid Friedrichs busy with eight shots on goal. The win came from Peter Kolp and Mark Later on, senior Jaime Harmon improves BG's record to 7-3-1 on Michalak. just missed on two breakaways. the season. Joe Burch also had two shots just "Michigan State was ranked The Falcons extended that lead miss. ahead of us in the region, so this on a Dave Kindl goal, fed to him was a must-win for BG soccer," by Steve Klein, and his brother, said goalie Scott Vallow, who Dan Kindl. The goal was the MEN'S posted his fourth shutout of the fourth for Dave this season. SOCCER year. ^Z "Plus, it was a big motivational "We've been talking all year lift for us," he continued. "It about playing two great halves BG put together a strong per- seems like we've always got together," coach Mel Mahler formance just before they travel Michigan State's number. Today said. "We started out slow in the to Bloomington to face power- I think that showed." first five to seven minutes, but house Indiana University Sunday Early in the match, both teams after the seven minute mark it afternoon. Mahler said that the slipped and slid around the field, just became our game." staff was "tickled" by the win, until 16:27, when Jay Began Tk. BG N(»i/K«k J.h.M. and he had a few words about the skidded one past Friedrichs to Early in the second half, Tim great performance. Steve Klein, starting at midfielder today, vies for posseslon against the Spartans' Ashton found the back of the net take a lead that MSU would not Damon Reusing. Klein added another assist to his season total of 39. challenge. Assists on the goal to seal a 3-0 victory. "I told the guys, 'Whatever it is, let's bottle It, put it on the shelf, take it back out, and take a swallow on Sunday.' And get Women finish respectably at Huskie Classic after it again and play the same Vines Guerrlerl Brunsink called It "one of her Coach Todd Brunsink said that "When I came in as a fresh- way." The BC News best rounds away from home." her on-the-fleld efforts are ex- man, the older players helped me Miller, however, was not ceeded by her example for other adjust, and I've tried to do that The upcoming game against As the women's golf season pleased, noting the double bogey NOTEBOOK players. with the others," Weaver said. Indiana is big one. Indiana is winds down, the team returned she had on the second day. "I think Shawna's getting com- ranked 10th nationally, and holds from the Northern Illinois Hus- "Overall, I played well, con- fortable with being captain," Men's golf a 12-2-1 edge in the all-time se- kie Classic with a fifth place fin- sidering the course was tough," Vince Guierreri Brunsink said. "I think her ries against BG. Bowling Green ish in a field of 13 teams. Miller said. "But we all played BGNews leadership is starting to blossom. October 14-15, the men's golf ,came away with a victory last Coach Todd Brunslnk has under the same conditions." Sports Writer The underclassmen look to her to team will go to Memphis, Tenn., •year, however a 2-1 victory in mixed emotions about the tour- The golf team finishes up the lead on and off the field." to play in the 36-hole Kroger Cochrane Field. nament The team shot 334 the season on Oct. 19-20 at the Uni- Weaver's play has struggled Intercollegiate at the Colonial "I've never lost to the Hoo- first day, and 348 the second, versity of Cincinnati Lady Bear- through the fall. At the Lady Fal- Country Club. siers," Vallow said, "and hopeful- which had worse weather condi- cat Invitational. I con Invitational, she shot an 86 ly it's going to stay that way." tions. "It's a good event to finish the out there with that in mind." the first day, taking six penalty Coach Todd Brunsink antici- "J was really pleased with the season with," Brunsink said. "It's strokes. At last week's Northern pates the terrain in Memphis to The Falcons' fourth consecu- way our team played the first one more opportunity to improve Senior leadership Illinois Huskie Classic, Weaver be a problem. The turf is Ber- tive win extended their home un- day," Brunslnk said. the team." tied for 44th place with 178 - muda Grass, a southern type that beaten streak to eight games, Brunslnk was especially Miller, however, has another Throughout the season, the c 91-87, playing with a damaged the team sees only once or twice with a 7-0-1 record over that pleased with junior Amy Miller, goal In mind. women's golf team has come to tendon in her hand. a year. He also noted that the period. BG will return to home who shot 161 - 80-81, and fin- "Our goal is to go in and win," look to senior Shawna Weaver for Weaver relishes the chance to grass will not be the only obsta- action next Sunday, Oct. 23, to ished in a tie for sixth place. she said. 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Pettitte, who started the Bernie Williams homered deep Right field umpire Rich Garcia NEW YORK - Twelve- opener because lefties have been into the left field seats in the 11th ruled it a home run, and Orioles more effective against the year-old Jeff Maier skipped inning to give New York a 5-4 manager Davey Johnson was a half-day of school to at- Orioles, allowed 23 homers in 34 victory over Baltimore in the ejected by Garcia during the en- regular-season starts but just one tend the first game of the opener of the American League suing argument. Garcia, after American League cham- was to a left-hander the Rangers' championship series Wednesday. watching the television replay, Rusty Greer on April 14 Both pionship series between the Along the way, the Yankees got admitted his mistake. New York Yankees and Bal- Anderson and Palmeiro hit left- a lot of help from a little fan: A handed. timore Orioles. 12-year-old boy created a game- Little did he know he The teams meet again Thurs- It was the first postseason day tying homer by Derek Jeter in day. would make the game's game at Yankee Stadium in 15 the eighth when he reached out Roberto IWXTMT, still the focus years, and the famous sun field in biggest play. and grabbed a fly ball that was Maier, from Old Tappan, of attention iliter the spitting in- left led to the game's first run. about to be caught by right field- cident with umpire John Hirsch- Tim Raines reached with a NJ., reached down over the er Tony Tarasco. right-field wall and took beck on the last weekend of the double when Orioles left fielder regular season, was booed long BJ. Surhoff couldn't see his lea- away from the Orioles' Williams won it with his fourth Tony Tarasco what would and loud each time he went to the doff fly ball, then came around homer of the postseason, con- plate. He extended his slump to on groundouts by Wade Boggs have been a routine fly out necting on a 1-1 pitch from by Derek Jeter in the eighth 7-for-36 by going l-for-6 and Williams. Randy Myers, who entered the Wednesday, striking out three inning of Wednesday game with two outs in the ninth. night's game. times. Baltimore came right back in But young Jeff Maier made The AU-Star second baseman the second on Eddie Murray's Tarasco was parked just as big a play from the stands under the fly and reached made the final out of four in- RBI groundout. New York went as he interfered with a catch and nings, but did manage a great de- back on top in the bottom half on up to make the catch, when wound up sending the game into Maier's black glove swept fensive play when he threw out Jim Leyritz's run-scoring groun- extra innings. Cecil Fielder In the sixth while der. the ball over the fence. Baltimore, backed by homers Right-field umpire Rich falling from his right knee. from Brady Anderson and Rafael Anderson's leadoff homer in After the homers, Surhoff in- Garcia, standing on the Palmeiro, led 4-3 in the eighth warning track, ruled the the third - his third of the post- creased the lead to 4-2 with a when Jeter hit a one-out fly ball season - tied the score 2-2. It was sixth-inning sacrifice fly that fol- ball was a home run, giving to deep right. Tarasco settled the Yankees a 4-4 tie. just his third hit in 17 career at- lowed Palmeiro's walk, Cal Rip- under it with his back against the bats against Andy Pettitte. one of ken's single and Murray's walk. "I was just trying to catch AiMClMcdPrcll the ball," Maier said. "It bounced right out of my Tony Tarasco goes for a Derek Jeter flyball. 12-year old fan Jeff glove and bounced on the Maier would turn this ball Into a homerun. floor. I feel bad for the Bal- timore fans, but as a Yan- kee fan, if I helped the team, I feel pretty good." Maier didn't get his sou- Surprises in store at venir, which was snatched up by another fan. Midnight Madness "I think I had a right to catch it because I thought it Scott Brown scholarship, similar to what hap- was going to go out," said The BC News pened during Midnight Madness Maier, who was attending at the University of Cincinnati a his fifth game at Yankee The Chicago Bulls cheer- year ago. Stadium. leaders will highlight a long list "Anybody who shows up has a I of attractions Monday as the chance to participate in all of Bowling Green men's basketball these," Larranaga said. team will hold its annual Mid- The cheerleaders, known as night Madness extravaganza to the Luvabulls, will perform three kick off the 1996 season. different shows over the course great of the Midnight Madness fes- **fttf Af Jati 4Uj Prizes, including a bike, a tivities. The programs include a The Luvabulls, who will be performing at BG's Midnight Madness. scholarship and cash, will be Michael Jackson medley as the scores... available to all those in at- dancers go through a parody of tendance. Activities begin at 10 the singer's career, a hip-hop p.m. at Anderson Arena inside dance routine and another dance Jerome Bettis redeems himself Memorial Hall. routine to Gary Glitter's Rock The Falcon basketball team and Roll Part 2 - the "Hey" song. Alan Robinson PITTSBURGH - All the way Bettis doing his best Franco Har- will conduct a scrimmage cul- Associated Press over in his hometown of Detroit, ris imitation - are second in minating the festivities, which Larranaga and the Falcon team <32^ <3E$> Jerome Bettis heard the discour- rushing and No. 6 overall. signal the official start of the col- became acquainted with the Lu- • 1 COLLEGE .EKINIHEUSA. aging words supposedly being Best of all for the Steelers, Bet- lege basketball practice season vabulls last Christmas when both spread around the NFL last tis has been everything he sup- Tuesday. were in Holland for a tournament spring by St. Louis. posedly wasn't in St. Louis: a there. BG was the only Eng- great Bad attitude. Poor Influence. friendly yet forceful influence in "There will be a lot of sur- lish-speaking team in the Too concerned with personal their locker room and a do-as-as- prises," Falcon head coach Jim European tournament, so the two gains and personal wealth. Not a I-do leader on the field. Larranaga said. naturally came together, accord- skills... good fit. The Steelers (4-1) have won Larranaga and the team mem- ing to Larranaga. Kaplan helps you focu* Most of all, he couldn't believe four in a row as, not coincident.! bers will be on hand to sign auto- The two groups spent a consid- your test prep studies and the St. Louis Rams were talking lly, the Rams-rejected Bettis has graphs during the activities. The erable amount of time together your confidence, so you can about ...him? had four consecutive 100-yard Falcons return all five starters over the course of the week that get a higher acore. "I guess they (the Rams) were games. The only longer Steelers' from last year's 14-13 team, and the Falcons spent there. They Steamboat. looking to get rid of me, so they streak in the last 20 years was whispers are already being ut- also had Christmas dinner WORL0 CLASS SKIING. just made stuff up," said Bettis, tered about a possible run at the together. 1-800-KAP-TEST THE ULTIMATE NIOMT LIFE Barry Foster's once-ln-a-career now the APC's No. 2 rusher for nine-game run in 1992. MAC title and an NCAA bid. get a higher score frhmmmiHi the Pittsburgh Steelers. "I guess Bad influence? The Steelers Larranaga had suggested to the i to make them look good, they had say the Bettis they know cer- Some of the festivities planned Luvabulls at the time that they to make me look bad." tainly must have gotten a bad include: come to Bowling Green to per- Right now, the Rams couldn't rap. ■ Don DeBart from Cycle form, and the Midnight Madness KAPLAN look much worse after giving "When you look around at the Werks will be on hand to do some appearance was ironed out. 754-8447 Bettis away on draft day, trading type of people we have in our bike stunts. The bike he will be This is the third season that the 199 him to Pittsburgh for two draft locker room, he was a natural riding will be given away to one Falcons have conducted a Mid- picks. While the Rams subse- fit," coach BUI Cowher said. "We of those in attendance. night Madness activity. Approx- TONIGHT AT-TBOE quently have the NFL's lowest- ■ A Dash for Cash is planned, imately 2,000 fans turned out in rated offense, the Steelers - with See BETTIS, page Seven. where the basketball court will 1994 compared to 2,500 last year, be littered with cash and blind- and Larranaga is hoping for even folded participants will crawl on more this season. e v e n i with all-fours in search of the money The BGSU cheerleaders and with assistance from the crowd. band will also be on hand for the ■ Three lucky participants will festivities. The event is free and xcoccoo also have a chance at winning a open to the public. The Bowl-N-Greenery ALL YOU CAN EAT PASTA! feast on all you can eat pasta. 'Pius, your meal includes soup & salad bar, potato bar and beverages.

Only **5.ao flours: 4:30 - 7:00pm DAILY SPECIAL W.V.v.v.v.v.V.VV Large Pizza Cheese & 3 Toppings '■' • Limited time offer • Not valid with any •8»5 The Pheasant Room other ofter BBQ Chicken HBTHURSDAY SPECIAL 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS &Ribs Limited time offer Cheese 6i One Topping your dinner includes tVBQChickfn & "Ribs, potato, Not valid with any other offer tossed salad, and garlic bread. BG store only o SUNDAY SPECIAL Other sandwiches ?8.95& a LARGE PIZZAS dinners always available 'Hours: 4:30-7:00 pm Cheese & One • Limited time offer Topping ■TwBaffWiyHWlQaQfU Tickets on Sale No* at • Not valid with any "MealCard Accepted 4:30- 7:00 pm Savage Hall Box Office. other offer All Selectix outlets, and Ticketmaster • BG store only ■Big Charge Accepted 11:30 am - l:30pm&4:30- 7:00pm Charge at (419) 474-1333 Of (419) 530-4231 io T t Thursday, October 10, 1996 The i News page seven

BETTIS Swing! Ohio State may get Continued from page tight. approach the game with a no- to play U. of Florida nonsense attitude, and that's the way Jerome is. We have the type Richard Rosenblatt Wednesday. "There have been of people who recognize when it's Associated Press no discussions with ABC and time to work and when it's time we're completely unaware of to play, and he fits in." NEW YORK - No. 1 Florida anyone else having any dis- How Bettls fell out of favor vs. No. 2 Ohio State In the Su- cussions about that. That kind with the Rams so quickly re- gar Bowl? of scenario Is what precipi- mains one of the NFL's biggest It may be out of the question tated the new alliance." mysteries. He challenged Barry for now, but that could change Jack French, chief execu- Sanders for the NFL rushing title under a complicated set of tive of the Tournament of as a rookie in 1993, finishing with circumstances that Involve Roses Association, said it's too 1,429 yards, then ran for 1,025 ABC Sports and the Rose early in the season to discuss yards in 1994 and again made the Bowl. what-ifs. Pro Bowl. There, he watched Although ABC and the Rose "I remember the issue came some of the AFC's best rushers Bowl said Wednesday there up when Ohio State was No. 2 run wild In the Steelers' offense. have been no discussions last season," French said. "You saw guys running all over about such a game, there are "That was just wishful think- the place and you think, 'Man, reasons to believe it could ing." what could I do in that offense?'" happen. But this year is different. Ben is said. A possible scenario The Rose Bowl has agreed to Now he knows. With 524 yards ■ The Gators and Buckeyes become part of the alliance, In only five games, Bettls is go undefeated. albeit in 1998. nearly halfway to 1,200 yards, ■ The teams remain 1-2 in "We have not discussed it the magic number that triggers a the polls. and we're going to have a contract clause and makes him ■ No other top team is un- meeting next week with the an unrestricted free agent. beaten. Big Ten and Pac-10," French But, for now, he thinks not of ■ The Rose Bowl Is willing said. "Whether it will come up the payday that Might await, but to let the Big Ten champion or not, I don't know." rather making tlas Rams pay for play in the Sugar Bowl. Before any changes would their mistake. Dont think he During the past few days, be made, Florida (5-0) and hasn't noticed that the Steelers there has been talk about ABC Ohio State (4-0) have to win a play St. Louis on Nov. 3. considering a Florida-Ohio few tough games ahead. "You always enjoy the chance State contingency. The net- The Gators play No. 12 LSU to play against the old guys you work will televise the Rose on Saturday, followed by played for," he said. Bowl on Jan. 1 and the Sugar games against No. 18 Auburn, Publicly, he says little negative Bowl on Jan. 2. Georgia, Vanderbilt, South about his former team. Privately, "There's absolutely nothing Carolina and No. 3 Florida he remains angry that coach Rich IV BG NewiJKatIt Mim to that rumor," ABC spokes- State. And then there's the Brooks and vice president of Jason King of the Post Gamers goes to bat In an Intramural sof tball playoff game ear- man Mark Mandel said SEC title game on Dec. 7. football operations Steve Ort- lier this week. The Intramural sof tball playoffs conclude tonight with the champion- mayer cast him adrift after only ship game at the Intramural fields at 7 p.m. one poor season filled with injur- ies and miscommunication. SPORTS BRIEFS ICE COLD BEER The BG Women's hockey team has taken a stride toward stepping up the program that started just three years ago. This is the first year Stoinp that the club has had cuts, and the club Is now part of a the CCWHA (Central Collegiate Women's Hockey Association). This league con- A Rare Music Act sists of: ■ BGSU tf» ■ University of Illinois Stranahan Theater Siqn-up Oct. 7-16 ■ Michigan State University October 19 in the UAO office 352-7767 ■ University of Wisconsin 4- p.m. - ft p.m. ■ Lake Forrest College 330 Union $11.99 30 425 E. Wooster ■ University of Michigan Busch Light ■ Ohio State University ■ Western Michigan University £ Lawson's Chip Dip The season opener is Friday, October 11, as the women's team hosts ntfociUtdc info line '■■ 2-7164 / Voted #1 the University of Michigan. 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