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By BRENT RYMAN chief of Campus Police and those initial interviews we re- sentenced up to five years in The BG News director of public safety, said interviewed her and she admit- prison and a $2,500 fine for the A former University gradu- that Odegbami came to the ted at that time that she had third-degree felony of tamper- police in April with a malicious sent the e-mails." ate student admitted she sent ing with evidence, Mayberry racist e-mails to herself in message she received from a After the alleged fraud was said he intends to seek commu- order to claim racial intimida- Hotmail account. uncovered, Wiegand contacted tion and harassment. "It was very derogatory, the United States' Attorney nity control sanctions against Omobonike B. Odegbami, 27, racist and threatening — a office. When it decided not to Odegbami with a condition of Sylvania, pled guilty to the very vicious e-mail," Wiegand pursue the prosecution, the being mental health counsel- said. "We immediately started case went to Alan Mayberry, charge of tampering with evi- an investigation and contacted the Wood County prosecuting ing. dence Oct. 28. The charge is the FBI because of the nature attorney. "The important things are punishable with a possible of the case. We looked at it from "It was our determination that she gets the help she needs $2,500 fine and up to five years a civil rights perspective." that this type of action would in prison. and BG knows that this terrible Wiegand said Odegbami not go unpunished whether violent person was not real, but "From the bottom of my claimed to receive two similar actual or made up," Mayberry heart, I am deeply sorry for the messages within a few days. As said. "There was significant the product of someone's imagi- pain, anguish and confusion I the investigation progressed, fear and anxiety among stu- nation," Mayberry said. "There caused," Odegbami said in a the evidence pointed to a dents, staff, administration and is enough racial prejudice exist- prepared statement quoted by sender close to Odegbami. law enforcement. Significant ing in our society without fan- BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE The Toledo Blade. "I made an "Because of some of the con- time was spent by BGSU ning the flames of racism error in judgment during a very tent, it appeared to us that the Police, the FBI and my office where they do not exist." Michael Dunston and Jessica Miller participate in a Dry Dock painful time in my life and I am sender was known to her," Wie- investigating this wild goose activity at the Student Rec Center. Dry Dock is an organiza- very remorseful." chase." Odegbami will be sentenced gand said. "We interviewed fac- tion that sponsors alternative, alcohol-free activities, two to James Wiegand, BGSLTs ulty and students. Based on While Odegbami could be Dec. 23 at 1:30 p.m. three times a month, for students around campus. Apartment building collapses in Italy, many feared dead Experts say technology By ELLEN KN1CKMEYER building crumple." renovating a garage under- Associated Press Writer By nightfall, authorities had neath; Di Spazio said that will change FOGGIA, Italy — A six-story accounted for only 17 survivors would be investigated. apartment building came out of the 70 to 75 people In Rome, politicians urged medicine crashing down upon 24 sleep- believed to be inside. The lat- Parliament to push through a By EMMA ROSS ing households in southern est, a young man, was pulled proposed law that would make Associated Press Writer Italy Thursday, trapping them out more than nine hours after buildings subject to periodic LONDON — Picture a in a 15-foot-high heap of con- the last survivor had been inspections. world where wheelchairs can crete and dust. Only one family found. After a day of seeing "It is absurd that cars must climb stairs and insulin sacs escaped intact, fleeing with sec- only covered bodies on gurneys undergo periodic checkups implanted in diabetics auto- onds to spare after a frantic go by, the dusty search crews while buildings don't," said matically release just the right attempt to save their neigh- stopped digging to applaud the Cristina Matranga, a lawmak- amount at the right time. bors. rescue, shouting, "He's alive!" er for the opposition Forza Such breakthroughs are on Wakened by the sound of the Searchers recovered 13 Italia party. the horizon as medicine looks building shaking itself to corpses, wheeling them out Emergency crews evacuated likely to change more in the pieces, the family of five ran under green sheets with broken an adjoining building in the next 20 years than it has in the apartment to apartment, ring- limbs dangling. neighborhood, a cluster of tidy, last 2000 — mostly because of ing doorbells and pounding on Paramilitary police Capt. well-kept apartment blocs in new technology, the British doors. The effort nearly cost Antonio Di Spazio said he the city of 150,000. Awakened Medical Journal said Thurs- them their lives, said building feared about 50 people had in the night by the crash and day. superintendent Luigi Lacanta, been killed. then by screams, neighbors The prestigious publication who ran from the building with Many may have died on the packed balconies to watch the is one of 42 worldwide devoting the family at the last minute. stairs, trying to escape. daylong rescue effort. editions this month to explor- Associated Press Photo "I took a step back, thinking Authorities suspect a struc- The apartment building fell ing how technology is changing I could see someone stick their tural failure brought down the about 4:30 a.m., and fell hard. medicine in the new millenni- A man injured in the rubble of an apartment building in Foggia, head out the window," Lacanta 30-year-old building. Some res- um. Italy, is rushed to the hospital. said. "Instead, I saw the entire idents said workers had been • See COLLAPSE, page five. "Cures aren't really our final destination," said Dr. Thomas Reardon, president of the American Medical Associa- International Festival offers taste of 20 countries tion, in London to launch the themed issues of the British By IRENE SHARON SCOTT our own countries." ty and Bowling Green commu- country who volunteer to repre- the international students. Medical Journal and the Jour- The BG News Sarkar-Barney said that the nity through entertainment sent that country to show Sarkar-Barney said there will nal of the American Medical World Student Association International Festival is one and food. The entertainment unity." be 20 different dishes repre- Association. and the Center for Internation- day where international stu- includes , dancing and a She recalled from last year's senting the cuisine of various Predicting and preventing al Programs will sponsor Inter- dents can unify and celebrate fashion show where students celebration when an Indian countries. diseases, mostly through tech- national Festival '99, an event one festival. model garments from their student sang a song in Chinese "Students can go to a restau- nologies that allow us to better that promises to educate the "It is called an International countries. Also there will be with a Chinese student. rant to try one type of dish at understand our genes, will be University community and pro- Festival because it is like cele- cultural booths with photos, Hinkle perceives the festival one time," she said. "At the fes- more of a focus than trying to vide a cultural experience, Sat- brating Diwali, Hanukkah, ornaments and other items as an opportunity to travel tival students are able to get a diagnose and treat them, Rear- urday. Christmas and Ramadan all from their countries. around the globe in one night. taste of different cultures in don said. "It's a showcase of what together," she said. There are both American "Many Americans haven't one evening." One paper in the British international students bring to Although the executive offi- and international students who had the opportunity to leave Mukiira said most students Medical Journal predicted that the Bowling Green community," cers don't know the exact year are helping with these events. the United States," she said. "It that attend this event ask drugs and lifestyle changes said Shreya Sarkar-Barney, the event began, Sarkar-Bar- "We are all learning about is not like being there, but its many questions. would be the preferred pre- WSA president. "We have more ney said it has been running other cultures and representing an opportunity. It is the next "They ask, 'Where is this scription for people genetically than 80 different countries rep- annually for more than 17 our cultures as well," said best thing. You got your ticket food from? How do you make predisposed to a given disease, resented in BG. We (interna- years. Rhonda Hinkle, WSA vice pres- to get in and it is like your pass- it?™ she said. "Some people rather than trying to manipu- tional students] bring with us Caroline Mukiira, WSA ident and graduate assistant in port to taste different cultures." want to get the recipe." late the genes themselves. different cultures, ways and social cultural chair, said they international programs. "We Cuisine featured that night celebrations that we have in will be educating the Universi- have students not from that are authentic and prepared by • See FESTIVAL, page five. i See MEDICINE, page five. RSA hopes to bond through activities, contests

By IRENE SHARON SCOTT them," said Dan Barnett, grad- Requirements for the window seats are on first come served The BG News uate adviser of RSA. HIGHLIGHTS OF RESIDENCE HALL WEEK decoration contest are that par- basis. Resident Student Associa- Tomorrow, RSA members Sponsored by the Residence Student Association ticipants must advertise the Minds I, a rock group from tion will be sponsoring a week will be passing out pom-poms concert and casino night. Pittsburgh, will be playing. Gif- of I'vcnis geared toward build- for the football game. Sunday, Winter Concert, November 19th, Friday Giffin said they will be judg- fin said the band fuses different ing community among the Uni- each residence hall will be hold- • Lisa Hunter from Ann Arbor, Ml ing the windows at 5 p.m. genres of music such blues, ing a football bash in the lobby. based on creativity, visibility and folk. versity-at-large and promoting • Minds 1 from Pittsburgh, PA residential pride. Specialties vary across resi- and effectiveness. Winner of "They are a four-player folk, "All events are free, because dence halls. Chapman and Casino Night, November 20th, Saturday the window splash will be given acoustic band," Giffin said. we want to involve as many Dunbar will have pizza, subs, • Mad Man Show (Comedian, Magician, Hypnotist) $100 designated to finance hall "They are a combination of people as possible," said Rob chips and pop. • University's own DJ Jason Madasz government programs. Addi- and Bare Giffin, RSA president. Monday there will be a rib- tionally, there will be events in Naked Ladies." bon promotion and students • Six different games individual halls organized by Opening act at the concert is Highlights of Residence Hall (Roulette, Black lock. Poker, Crops, Bingo, Wheel of Chances) Week, Nov. 13 through Nov. 19, will be given orange ribbons by resident adviser staff. Lisa Hunter, who is from Ann include a football bash, a con- hall government representa- • Prizes from local vendors Nov. 19 there will be a con- Arbor, Mich. Hunter has been cert, casino night, karaoke tives to wear throughout the (Sony PlayStation is among them) cert co-sponsored by University writing songs since she was a night, and various program- day. Additional ribbons will be Activities Organization and the ranger in Yosemite National ming within individual resi- available at the front desk. Tuesday there will be an in ing at 9 p.m. Undergraduate Student Gov- Park. The self-description dent halls. This initiative is geared toward hall event, sponsored by hall Thursday, hall government ernment. The concerts begins given is "funky, melodic folk "We also hopes to get stu- creating community and sup- government. Then, Wednesday, members will be displaying at 8 p.m. in the Lenhart Grand chick," according to her biogra- dents involved in RSA, so that port for Residence Halls Week, Nov. 17 there will be karaoke their artistic ability on win- Ballroom. Doors open an hour they can learn how it benefits Barnett said. night at the Falcon Nest's start- dows of their residence halls. earlier. Admission is free and • See RSA, page five. www.bgnews.com [email protected] 1 page 2 The BG News Friday, November 12, 1999

Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Is there really nothing new here? "It's all been done before." meatballs. new things: new technology, clothing ideas, weaving meth- - But I don't really think so. PEOPLE ods, architectural designs, vac- So here I am, ready to shock cines, Nintendo games ... you the intellectual world, all of get the point. on the stre As I am attempting to pre- academia, with my brilliant tend to research my latest the- hypothesis on something-or- So we must still be innovat- sis paper, I'm struck by a notion other, when I find that same ing. Somewhere. And honestly, Question: Whafs your favorite, thing about fall? that has been resting on the hypothesis postulated, re- I think humanity would stag- back burner of my mind. nate in the most putrid of man- searched, tested and disregard- ners if we seriously believed There's nothing new to say. ed. Boom. Just like that. that it's all been done before. Every idea that I come up So what's left for me? I can't There is very little motivation, with, every brilliant angle I very well go around plagiariz- if you think about, to doing any- And to discuss an issue has ing these people's ideas; they thing when you know that already been found. to be squashed brutally by the have legitimately gotten to it you'll be doing it in the exact realization that the ideas Whether I read it in an first. Their brain had a head same manner for the rest of swirling around in the soup of start, of course; it must have. eternity. That goes for quantum obscure journal of study in BGSU social, discourse are But the fact remains that physics or factory work. Jerome library or see it on MTV probably nothing in comparison everything's been thought of. News, it's there, and it's been to what's popping up at one of And what's to say that the done. those Ivy League schools on the Presumably. next Nobel Peace Prize winner Mike Hotz John Jackowski I've heard it said that there's coast. The very fact that I am here, isn't going to be a BGSU grad? Junior Junior Maybe she's working on her Computer Sci. nothing new under the sun. It I feel this even more when I Eositing the "it's all been done IPC seems to be true. Art? Go efore" idea, which has been ideas right now, instead of finove jumping in Bft the cool look around me and realize that reading this column. That kind ahead, paint another naked everyone, it seems, is here to done before, should be enough piles of leaves." Big air walk- woman. It's been done. Music? to prove it. of thing has happened before graduate and get the hell out Maybe not the Nobel Peace 8to Muss." You say you've got new guitar (Toledo's "brain drain" has Then again, if it were true ... riffs, innovative drum beats? Prize ... but the University nothing on Bowling Green's, in where was the point in human which produced the legend that Nope. People with banjos and my opinion). No one is hanging time where the last idea was old coffee cans have done it is Tim Conway can surely pro- Scott MulUns around in coffee shops ponder- used up? Was it yesterday? Was duce great thinkers. , Junior! before you. Philosophy? Some- ing new engineering methods it 1073? What? body's already thought of the A candy company, I think it Marketing ' everything' philoso- for ergonomics chairs or the If it were true ... how did all was, once said good things come "I love eating pie phy and also the 'disregard ethics of wearing plaid. Or if these 'scientific discoveries' get in small packages (or Universi- 1 they have, they haven't invited during the! everyone' and whatever's in made? How could we possibly ties, as the case may be). ".holidavs!" me to discuss it. publish Popular Mechanics if between. So rest assured ... somebody Of course, the situation may there were no new mechanics to This is disheartening. But put in there? How did we send may have thought of your idea then I ponder the fact that I'm be different if undergrads are before you did. But you can at an institution of higher out of the picture. I don't have 'man'(and woman, someday) to always beat them to the punch Tom McGahan Jason Bryant much experience in that the moon? How did we discover Junior learning (or whatever you the fax machine? Or peanut next time. Senior choose to call this). That's what department. For all I know, BG Finance, Env. Science grad students may be discover- M&Ms? These things didn't these places are for! To come up just happen. They didn't exist "Tight sweaters!" "The changing with new ideas with which to ing ways to ... stop time or Mary Beth Murtha is a week- colors of the something. I don't know. Or until somebody decided to fig- ly columnist who is not nearly improve life for humanity! Or ure out how to make it happen. maybe just improve humanity, maybe there's a secret Mensa- as discouraged as she was period. I think about this, and a like club of professors here who So there must still be new before she wrote this. Tell her glimmer of hope pokes its tiny bat around big ideas like a din- ideas a-comin', because all your innovative ideas at head up out of the ground, only ing services cook does to our humankind is still churning out [email protected]. t-wersjfrj ^r*' '1 i£* vWtUOL^ ~L A* 1 ITT •vtfi niSi^Li j uksfthsr g£»IHfc P' '■> 1 \Mm.% University strives mation and responses to other against additional financial options, the team basically had support for the priorities, a to hear both sides three options to take forward: planned marketing program to I'd like to use this opportuni- recommend an exclusive sup- increase sales, operating effi- ty to clarify the status of Cold plier, recommend a multi-bev- ciencies, etc. by the team dur- Beverage Pouring Rights on the erage supplier arrangement or ing the decision making campus. reject the proposals and main- process. A team has worked for more tain the current situation. The If anyone has additional than a year and a half investi- Team made its recommenda- questions or comments, you gating whether beverage pour- tion to President Ribeau and may contact me at 372-2238 or ing rights would be appropriate the Cabinet last week. They are [email protected]. for Bowling Green State Uni- now considering whether to versity. The Undergraduate accept that recommendation, Jane Schimpf, Student Government, the reject it, or return it to the team Team Leader Graduate Student Senate, the for additional review. Assistant Vice President, Resident Student Association, If the President and the Cab- Auxiliary Services Dining Services, Intercollegiate inet were to accept the recom- Athletics, Student Affairs. Stu- mendation, it would then be Students should dent Life, Purchasing, Univer- announced to the campus com- sity Advancement. Firelands munity. If that recommenda- care, help also College, the Treasurer's Office tion was to go forward with an I would like to respond to the and the Office of Finance and exclusive or shared market editorial in Thursday's (Nov. 4) Administration were invited to environment, the next step in BG News "University Ignores have representatives on the the process would be to begin Students' Opinion." Is it that team. negotiations with the selected the University is not listening This team very thoroughly company(ies). This process or the students aren't talking? researched all the opportuni- would probably take a few The Undergraduate Student ties that might be available to months to work out the details Government has multiple posi- Bowling Green State Universi- of the partnership. If a satisfac- tions open on university com- ty. They worked with President tory agreement could not be mittees that need to be filled. Ribeau and the Cabinet to iden- reached, the University could These committees deal with of students on issues presented them all. Being on a University WE CARE TOO." tify four current priorities that stop the process at that time or many of the issues that face at these committees. committee isn't necessarily If you are interested in join- were important to the institu- choose another supplier with students on a daily basis. If we can not fill these stu- time consuming, some only ing any of the University com- which to negotiate. ■ If we as students don't have tion which might also be attrac- dent positions on the Universi- meet once a semester. It also mittees contact Christie Chipps tive to a beverage partnerls). The team is certainly aware a representative voice to the ty committees, what docs that isn't always giving your person- The identified priorities are: of the pros and cons of these administration, they are not show the administration? It al opinion; sometimes it is giv- in the Undergraduate Student Student Union Renovation, arrangements and has worked going to listen. WE NEED shows the administration that ing the opinion of the student Government office (372-8116) Leadership Development Pro- diligently to gather pertinent PEOPLE TO FILL THE POSI- the students don't care to have majority — even if you don't or e-mail her at cchipps@bgnet. grams, Scholarships and information. They have not TIONS ON UNIVERSITY their voices heard. STUDENTS personally agree with it. bgsu.edu. She will gladly talk Enhancing Athletic Opportuni- ignored the issues that have COMMITTEES. The fact that WANT THEIR VOICES Complaining without taking with you about all the openings been brought forward during the University has student ties (Gender Equity/Diversity). HEARD. action isn't going to get us any- on university committees. the process. The desire for members on these committees The team sent requests for I pay my tuition and I want where. We need to take action And hey, it is a great resume proposals to nine suppliers and choice, product cost concerns, proves that the University my voice to be heard by the on the issues that are present- received responses from six. the use of University marks wants student input on deci- administration when they are ed to the university. The admin- builder. After reviewing the proposals, and logos, service delivery con- sions. The Undergraduate Stu- making decisions. I serve on istration has a slogan "WE meeting with potential suppli- cerns, environmental issues, dent Government does its best many university committees, CARE." The students' slogan JiU Whyde ers, requesting additional infor- etc. were carefully weighed to be reflective of the majority but no one person can serve on should be, "YOU CARE, WELL [email protected] a month. Scary, huh? Bet that , you want to write us Letters to t\ We understand. Send them i [email protected]. Trust us. You'll feel

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    China urged to address mental health Colombian car bomb kills 7, injures 41 Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer BEIJING — Stepping into a sensitive arena, the head of the BOGOTA, Colombia — A car bomb exploded on a busy Bogota World Health Organization urged China on Thursday to take avenue Thursday, killing at least seven people and injuring 41 in urgent measures to reduce the number of Chinese women who an attack that could be a warning against government plans to commit . renew extradition of alleged drug traffickers to the United Gro Harlem Brundtland told a Beijing conference on mental Plane Crash States. health that China accounts for 20 percent of the world's suicides, The bomb, packed with shrapnel and placed in a red Mazda with the loss of nearly 200,000 lives a year. It is the only country sedan, destroyed a two-story house and a restaurant in an in the world where women commit suicide at a higher rate than upscale neighborhood and blew out the windows of banks, hotels men, particularly in rural areas, she said. and three seven-story apartment buildings across the avenue "This situation should be tackled as a matter of priority," Brundtland said, according to a written copy of her speech. some 150 feet away. Delivered to an audience that included China's health minis- It appeared most of the victims were passers-by. Rescuers ter, Zhang Wenkang, Brundtland's comments seem certain to rushed to a hospital one badly burned and bleeding woman they cause ripples. The government used to regard suicide as reflect- pulled from beneath the skeleton of a parked car that was thrown ing poorly on Chinese society and only in the past five years has and shattered by the blast. it sanctioned public discussion of the problem. Government offi- The bomb, which police estimated had 150 pounds of explo- cials outside large cities are often reluctant to talk about suicide sives, blasted a 3-foot deep crater in the sidewalk adjacent Pepe with researchers. Sierra avenue, and the car's wreckage was found 20 feet away. Russia intensifies attacks on capital Boiler explodes at nursing home, kills 5 Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer GROZNY, Russia— Russian forces hammered the capital of FLINT, Mich.— Emergency crews dug through the rubble of a breakaway Chechnya with savage barrages of artillery and nursing home Thursday after a boiler explosion killed at least rocket fire on Thursday as Moscow rejected Chechen pleas for five people and injured more than 20. At least two people were talks to end the fighting. missing and feared dead. Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov said Russia was "prepared to The boiler in the basement of the Clara Barton Convalescence end the military actions even tomorrow," but only if Chechen Center exploded shortly before 9 p.m. Wednesday, blowing out rebels surrender — a condition the Chechens wont accept. windows and collapsing the ceiling. Firefighters and neighbors Chechen President Asian Maskhadov appealed to Russian scrambled to pull dazed survivors out of the flaming building. President Boris Yeltsin for negotiations in an open letter "All of a sudden, our house shook," said Debra Sims, who lives Thursday. "Boris Nikolayevich, I again urge you to start a dia- a block away. "I thought it was a big clap of thunder at first, then logue," he said. "The problems ... can't be solved by war." I saw a flash. It was like a flash of lightning." Yeltsin's interior minister, Vladimir Rushailo, who is in charge About 110 people, including 93 residents, were inside the of internal security, said he opposed any talks. Associated Press Photo Russian troops stationed on the Terek Ridge that looms home at the time, Fire Chief Therein Wiggins said. The victims above the northern outskirts of Grozny lashed the city with The DC-9 jetliner that had dropped off most of its passengers and those still missing were believed to be employees. No names rockets and shells. The intense barrage was witnessed by an after stopping in Guadalajara and Uruapan crashed in central were released. Associated Press reporter, who had to take shelter for several Mexico Tuesday killing the 18 people left on board. The nursing home had a history of citations for violations hours behind concrete blocks. involving patient care, The Flint Journal said. Safety problems alleged in Mexican plane before crash By LISA J.ADAMS of its passengers and crew, Tuesday from the western headed to Mexico City, 180 as saying the plane was in one time or another, the; Associated Press Writer former flight attendants for border city of Tijuana with miles to the east. perfect mechanical condi- most serious involving fuel! MEXICO CITY — The the operating airline alleged. 91 passengers aboard. It Investigators had located tion, and that its engines leaks that caused losses of Mexican DC-9 jetliner that The airline, Taesa, vigor- took off again after stopping the voice and data flight had recently been over- up to 2,200 pounds of fuel in' plunged to earth shortly ously denied the accusations in Guadalajara and Urua- recorders Wednesday But hauled. flight, inspections and lubri-i after takeoff, killing 18 peo- Wednesday, saying that all pan, an avocado-growing had not determined the The Union of Mexican Air- cations left undone because; ple, had numerous mainte- of the airplane's mainte- citv of 250,000 people. It had cause of the crash. Taesa line Attendants claimed the of a lack of spare parts, and! nance problems that at nance needs were addressed. only 13 passengers and five was quoted by the govern- airplane that crashed had at an excessive pressure leak in; times threatened the safety Flight 725 originated crew members aboard as it ment news agency Notimex least 20 "irregularities" at one door.

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    Continued from page one. same by producing tiny electric Continued from page one. campus," he said. night of gambling, entertain- into this initiative which incor- shocks to open pores enough to Casino night begins 7 p.m ment will be provided by Uni- porates several member's Many of the advances high- extract fluid are under develop- phy on her webpage. in the Lenhart Grand Ball- versity's own D.I Jason Madasz ideas Barnett believes the lighted in the journals also ment. Those technologies will According to Giffin, Hunter room, second floor of the Union. who will be taking requests, week's events are an enactment promise to make life better or replace the frequent finger- is a solo vocalist and guitar Games feature that night art- and the Mad Man Show. Jim of the University's core values. easier for people grappling with prick blood tests that diabetics player. Her songs are usually roulette, blackjack, poker, Karol, Mad Man Show per- "Creative imagining is a big common ailments. now must perform. about her life addressing sever- craps, wheel of chance, and former, is a combination of a part of it." Barnett said. "Our Sensors, used widely in Diabetics also can look for- al issues. Songs are personal bingo. Games will be run by hypnotist, comedian and magi- members have been working industry, will transform health ward to implanted insulin and include explorations of Residence Life administrators, cian. very hard to improve RSA's care in the next decade, accord- reservoirs that will automati- faith, finding love and losing resident advisers and volun- RSA is an organization imagine on campus and have ing to a paper by Charles Wil- cally release the right amount love. Giffin added that Hunter teers from RSA. which strives to build commu- worked consistently and dili- son of the California-based of insulin at the right time, involves the audience in her Upon entering the room, nity and develop relationships gently to accomplish this event, Institute for the Future, pub- students will be given a cup of eliminating the need for daily songs, so it's guaranteed to be among students, faculty and sci pride in a job well done is a lished in the British Medical chips which they can lose or injections. an interactive night. Giffin said staff members, residence halls big part as well." Journal. Those advances will not only gain. Students can then trade and greek houses. Kxecutive officers of RSA are Sufferers of irritable bowel he's Expecting at least 800 stu- in their chips for a certain num- make life more pleasant for dia- dents to attend the concert. Residence Hall Week is new expecting a successful week. syndrome will be able to detect ber of tickets. this year, but RSA hopes to betics, but will also save them Concluding the week will be "A lot of work went into imminent diarrhea with gut Giffin said they will be raf- make it an annual event. RSA advertisement and the events from the sometimes fatal com- a casino night, Nov. 20. Barnett sensors and forestall it by plications of their disease, doc- fling off prizes donated by local has been preparing for the were well-planned and orga- pressing a drug-filled pouch said the casino night will be one vendors. Kim Palmer, RSA vice event since April nized by students," Giffin said. tors note. of RSA's finest event. "It gives under the skin, the paper said. In addition, robotics technol- president, said prizes include Difficulties confronted There is a need for activities Japanese engineers have students a chance to win great gift certificates, televisions, a include pricing issues, budget- like these which give students ogy being introduced into elec- prizes, there will be great designed a toilet that weighs tric-powered wheelchairs will mountain bike, and a Sony ing for a free event and gather- the opportunity to get together whoever sits on it and tests the entertainment, and it is an PlayStation. allow users to balance on two ing executives for meetings. and socialize in a nonalcoholic urine for bacteria and sugar event not commonly done on wheels, drive through sand and Furthermore throughout the They have invested $15,000 atmosphere." levels. It then transmits the gravel, or climb curbs and results directly to the doctor. stairs. FESTIVAL In fact, most of the tests per- formed by laboratories will be At the same time, technology already in limited use will Continued from page one. Sarkar-Barney said that the At the University there are "For example, there has been done automatically by sensors festival is not an issue of diver- over 500 international stu- some animosity between Indian either worn by or implanted in become less expensive and more widespread. This includes "Where the world comes sity. She said that some inter- dents, according to Hinkle and Pakistan," Hinkle said. patients, or built into hospital national students come from cochlear implants which help together" is the theme of Inter- They are from countries from "Mere we have people who are beds, Wilson said. national Festival "99. countries that are in war each continent such as India, from Indian and Pakistan who He said hospital beds and the deaf by bypassing the parts "It is amazing that people because of political issues. China and Japan. Automatical- are the best of friends." operating tables will be of the ear that don't work and who work with WSA are volun- However when students come ly international students WSA attempts to give stu- replaced by units equipped sending messages directly to to the University, "what coun- the brain. More than 20,000 teers from different countries become members of WSA, but dents a taste of another culture with sensors that can provide try you are from is not impor- there are several American people worldwide already bene- who work together because through out the year. Biweekly suction and ventilation during tant," Sarkar-Barney said members as well, Sarkar-Bar- surgery or monitor vital signs fit from them, Wilson said. they care about WSA and like they have "Cup of Culture," learning about other peoples' "It is who you are that ney said. and release intravenous fluids "These advances will not counts, whether you are willing where students can learn about culture," Sarkar-Barney said. She views WSA as one place during recovery — signaling only be for the rich. They will to work and be friends with where people from different another country, often the "Some people bring other cul- the. end of traditional intensive become more simplified and people," she said. "Our country countries can work together in speaker make a dish from their tures' values into their own care units and the risk of will get less expensive. Home is just a part of us, not every- harmony. "We are a representa- country for everyone to sample spreading infections that they monitoring will be a huge sav- [culture]." thing." tion of the world," she added. Additionally, there is an Inter- pose. ing," he said. Decorations will be festive Hinkle said that students "We promote international national Dinner in the spring. ! In addition, ceiling vents The affluent will always and colorful. "We are trying to who attend gain a different per- awareness, brings different cul- The festival takes place at installed in hospital lobbies will have things the rest don't, but show unity, so we will be using spective other than what is tures together from all over the St. Thomas More Parish Satur- monitor the air to detect and the gap will not be extreme different types of colors," Hin- viewed on television and are world, so we can learn and day from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. report any visitors who might when it comes to fundamental kle said. "It will be a colorful, educated about things people understand each other." Muki- Tickets were $4 for ages 4 and spread airborne infections to new technologies, he said. kaleidoscope evening." do in different situations. ira said. up, but were sold out Tuesday. patients, he said. When it comes to saving ' An under-skin sensor for dia- lives, new vaccines for every- COLLAPSE— betics that regularly monitors thing from cancer to diabetes Continued from page one. son and daughter-in-law. Their ed the others could not immedi- Friends and families of the blood sugar levels and a "wrist- will be the technology to have 8-year-old son was missing. ately be determined. trapped surrounded the site, watch" device that does the the biggest impact, he said. Crushing floors and ceilings, "In the heart of the night I Hundreds of firefighters, some wearing masks against it collapsed into rubble about heard my bed shake, like an police and other rescuers sur- the dust. Their eyes were red 15 feet high. A single door stood earthquake. Then I heard rounded the site, removing the above the gauze. Teen-agers in upright atop the ruin — that of creaking noises but I couldn't rubble in bucket relays and jeans and sweatshirts skipped understand what was happen- Are you Y2K Ready? the tiny rooftop apartment, its with bulldozers. The work school to watch and wait for fall cushioned by the floors pan- ing," Salvatore Taronne, 19, would keep going through the new- of a missing classmate, an caked beneath it. said from his hospital bed. night, Di Spazio said. Register on time to Resident Aldo Guidone woke "All of a sudden I found "Every moment we lose could 18-year-old tiirl to the noise of the building myself deep in chunks of mean someone's live," said Sal- She had been on an upper avoid future shaking. Someone rang his cement," he said. "It was dark vatore Distasio, president of floor, said classmate Marco Lo doorbell, and then the building and I didn't have the strength the Puglia region. Muzice, also 18. He said hoped dropped from beneath him. to scream." Premier Massimo D'Alema his friend had died in her sleep, headache. Guidone landed flat in the The identity and where- hurried to the scene, encourag- "and I hope for more I hope rubble, escaping alive with his abouts of the family that alert- ing the rescue work. she's not dead." Get ready for next Summer & Fall

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    Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 w 40tfj ^mxtbersfarp Series; 1 Celehnanng BG's 1959 'Small Schools Naiwnal Championship' season

    This is the seventh part of a weekly series which is reliving the BG football team's only perfect season. This week in 1959, the Falcons continued their quest which inevitably led to recognition as the top small school' in the country, defeating Southern Illinois improving to 7-0. Every week an article will be run from the 1959 BG News. Falcons defeat Southern Illinois 23-14 for their 7th straight win By DAVE YOUNG nected on 8-of-15 attempts. It series when Roger Klicman Comer took off on the Falcons' Winter's pass for the extra The BG News 1959 was an 80 yard pass play from fumbled the ball on the BG 30. longest run just two plays later, points was complete, but a clip- The Bowling Green Falcons Colburn to Ron Blackledge that They were unable to take as he scampered 44 yards to the ping nullified it. fought back from a half-time accounted for BG's only touch- advantage and lost the ball on Saluki four yard line. Dianiska deficit to conquer the Southern down in the first half. downs. carried the ball to the one foot Illinois Saluki's, 23-14 Satur- The Falcon's wasted little Southern Illinois took a slim marker and Comer dove in for ■ ■■■ -■: day, before a crowd of 7,000 time in letting the Saluki's one point lead into halftime. the score. Comer passed to fans in Southern Illinois' know why BG is ranked the BG came out storming in the Casey for the extra points and Jp* McAndrew Stadium. The victo- fourth best small college team second half. The Falcon defen- BG led 23-8 with 6:05 remain- 1 ry was the seventh straight for in the nation, as Colburn's first sive team shoved the Salukis ing in the third quarter. coach Doyt Perry's team. pass resulted in six points. around for minus yardage on Southern Illinois made a #**• A stubborn Southern Illinois Chuck Ramsey's conversion the first series of plays in the strong bid to score early in the I offered a good battle before gave the Falcons a 7-0 lead third quarter, forcing them to fourth period when it carried having their three-game win- before the game was two min- punt. the ball to the Falcon nine, but utes old. ning streak snapped. The loss The Falcon offense went to a stubborn Falcon line held evened the Saluki's record at 4- Southern Illinois bounced work powering its way to a them. 4. back, driving 66 yards in 16 touchdown. The 43 yard drive Chuck Comer led the Fal- plays, the first time it gained was led by Comer and Dianiska With 6:25 left in the final cons' attack with 77 yards possession of the pigskin to go with Casey going off left tackle quarter, the Salukis put togeth- a «■ i urn gained rushing. More than half out in front 8-7. Fullback Tom for the final yardage. This time er their final drive for a touch- of Comer's total yardage came Bruna scored the Saluki's first BG went for the two extra down. Clarence Walker, the top on a 44yard run in the third touchdown on a one yard points as Dianiska carried over ground gainer for the Salukis in BG News Photo Archives quarter. Jerry Dianiska and plunge. Quarterback Ron Win- left tackle to put the Falcons in Bernie Casey followed with 47 ter completed a pass to end Jim front 15-8. the game, carried the ball from BG News Photo Archives BG senior end Jerry and 32 yards Battle for the extra points. Al Hoover set up BG's third the BG 23 yard marker to the Roberts Bob Colburn passed for a The Salukis were handed a touchdown when he recovered a one. Bruna crashed the remain- total of 154 vards as he con- golden opportunity on the next Saluki fumble on the Falcon 40. ing distance for the touchdown. i 'ITH 8-1 Spartans Tirrirri finally host Falcons sees action Bowling Green(3-4-0) at Michigan State(8-l-0) By DAN NIED more forgiving, Miami streaked By DAN NIED "We're getting our mind set 7:05 Friday and Saturday Munn Arena The BG News down on a two-on-none rush. The BG News on the next weekends game East Lansing, Mi After sitting out most of last He had no chance on the play. Can you Bee 111<■ two-headed early in the week so we can put season behind senior Mike Except for the first , monster? games behind us," defenseman Radio: 88.1 f.m with Bartt Davis Savard, and waiting to crack Timm said he was happy with the lineup this season behind the way he played. Doug Schueller said. "We swept Key Stat: The Spartans have held BG to two or There's its shadow hovering Alaska and patted ourselves on freshman Tyler Masters, Bowl- "After not playing for so long ': less goals in their last seven meetings around the Falcon hockey the back for the whole week ing Green junior Goalie Shawn I was pretty happy with the team, controlling them, making and we walked into Miami Timm finally saw action exception of the first goal I them look like one of the top thinking we were too good and against Miami. allowed," he said. "I'm not sure teams in the nation one second we just got ran over. We have to However, it wasn't the way if I made a case to move up, but and like bottom feeders the put big losses and big wins on the road to play the top team "It's easier to get pumped up he wanted to see the ice. I made a few solid saves." next. behind us." in the conference. But, then for games like this," Schueller "It's unfortunate that I had to go in there when we were The monster showed it's good MSU forward Shawn Horcoff again, no time is good to go on said. "It's always fun playing Falcon notes: side two weeks ago against down 5-0," Timm said. "It's just After B.J. Adams scores his —-*--^ | has a career the road to play the top team in against the top teams because one of those first goal in 49 games against Alaska Fairbanks. Bowling B high eight game the conference. you see where you are in com- things that hap- Alaska, defenseman Louis Green swept both games. But "If you were lining up oppo- . .9 point streak that parison to the country." pens." Mass became BG's prince of last Saturday it reared its ugly nents for a game they wouldn't he would like to Over the last two years, the In his first futility. Mass has not scored a head in a 7-0 loss to Miami. extend against be the guys you would pick," Falcons have had about as action in almost a goal in 47 games. ... The 7-0 This weekend, it will be a goalie Tyler head coach Buddy Powers said. much success against the Spar- year, Timm shutout at the hands of Miami battle between both heads to Masters and the "They're playing well and was the first time the Falcons see who comes out on top. Right tans as anyone could. When stopped eight of Falcons. they're giving up less than a 10 shots while had been shutout in 48 games. now, the bad monster has a MSU was the top team in the Buddy Spartan goal a game. So we're going to Shawn playing the third Ferris State last left BG score- decided advantage. Powers goalie Joe Black- be severely challenged this country in 1997, then freshman Timm period as Mas- less Feb. 21, 1998. ... The Fal- Michigan State is the fifth burn is second in the CCHA week. But at the same token Shawn Timm shut them out as ters' replacement. cons have allowed at least one power play goal in every game ranked team in the country. with a 1.00 goals against aver- we're going to get to see where he led BG to a 1-0 win. The first goal he let up was a this season...After this week- The have not lost a game since age. we are." Last year, the Falcons fought slap shot from around center end series with Michigan State, mid-October and they are the "There's no doubt well have And that is where the moti- the Spartans to a 2-2 tie in ice. top team in the league with an The Falcons will return home to get a lot of shots," Forward vation comes in for BG. This is their most spirited game of the "They were coming down on 8-0 record in the Central Colle- to ply Ferris state in two week- Craig Dejarlais said about their second game this season season. a two-on-two; I thought they end games. Both games start at giate Hockey Association BG Blackburn. "The key to him is against a top five team. They were going to dump it in but But they have been limited 7:35.Head coach Buddy Pow- goes to Munn Arena this week- to create some rebounds lost 5-2 in their season opener they wound up and surprised to two goals or fewer in their ers needs only four wins to get end for two games against the because he's on the ice a lot, it's to first-ranked Boston College. me," he said. "There's no his 100th at Bowling Green, his Spartans a good challenge" The players say they like play- last seven games. excuse for it. It's something I record is 96-90-14...BG is 3-0-0 How are the Falcons working Coming off the loss to Miami, ing against the top teams It's just another example of should save." when it has at least 30 shots on on killing the two-headed mon- the team may not be ready to go because it gauges the progress the two-headed monster that The second goal was a little goal. They are 0-4-0 when they ster? of the team. haunts the BG hockey team. have less than 30 shots on goal. Falcons look to avoid letdowns against BSU By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM and 0-6 in the Mid-American saw the Golden Flashes snap a Brent Martin is also aware of shirt freshman running back Offensively, Blackney said The BG News Conference but in recent years, 16-game losing streak. In 1996, the past. He said the key to pre- Nick Dunbar like it did Central the Cardinals run a 4-4 defense The Bowling Green football the Falcons have been the vic- Western Michigan entered venting that is good prepara- tailback Eric Flowers and similar to what Toledo and team's coaching staff is preach- tim to teams that hadn't won in Perry Stadium 0-9 but left a 16- tion. receiver Jamarl O'Neal. Washington run. It's an even ing against letdowns this week. a while. Earlier in the year, BG 13 winner. "We're going out and practic- front with the defenders evenly (3-6, 2-5) lost 41-27 at Kent and Cornerbacks Ken Dobbs and Ball State may be 0-9 overall "Obviously, the circum- ing hard and making sure there Will Sullivan will share the spaced including two defensive stances are different," Falcon are no letdowns," Martin said. duties guarding Reese accord- ends inside the tight end, one coach Gary Blackney said. "Even though they [Cardi- ing to Sullivan, tackle inside a guard and two That [Kent game] was a game nalslhaven't won a game this "I just go in there and make defensive back-like outside I'd like to forget. I'd like to year, they've still played some linebackers. think we've grown since then. them respect me before I tough teams well." respect them," Sullivan said of We found consistency on both "We're going to try to mix the Ball State coach Bill Lynch guarding receivers in general. sides of the ball. Now we need run and pass so they can't tee agreed that his team has "He's a small, quick receiver off on us," Blackney said Satur- to go out and play like we did played hard despite the circum- against Central Michigan." but I'm quick myself so I feel day's game strategy. "It worked r-*^ stances. The Cardinals are the matchup will be good." The coaches and players well against Toledo." coming off a 31-21 loss at East- Reese has 49 catches for 540 have seen tapes on Ball State One of the defensive leaders ern Michigan. They fell behind yards averaging 11 yards per and do not believe the Cardi- 31-7 in the first half. is senior inside linebacker nals have packed it in. catch. He had 13 catches for "We played hard vs. East- 141 yards in Bail State's 31-7 Ernest Pressley. But Pressley "Ball State's the type of team ern," Lynch said. "We played loss at Eastern Michigan. didn't play against Eastern due **SL. that has nothing to lose," senior to a leg injury. But Lynch said the second half the way the Reese also returns punts. center Doug Dorley said. "We he hopes to have Pressley back game was supposed to be Dunbar has 521 yards rush- really have to make sure we Saturday against a team he played. We continued to battle. ing on 130 carries for an aver- know what we're doing because It [losing streak] obviously respects. they're not going to let up. We age of 3.8 yards per carry. He wears on you after a while. But averages 55 yards rushing per "We're very impressed with have to prepare for them like we've had good practices." BG New* Photo/MIKE I.EHMKUHLE Toledo or Miami because they game. Compared to the last BG [since they're] coming oft a BG defensive end Ryan Wingrove dives aftec Miami quarterback can be just ajs dangerous." Defensively, Bowling Green meeting between the two teams bye week," Lynch said. "We Mike Bat|r \\ hopes to contain senior wide in 1996, Black»ey believes the know we're going to play a very Senior co-captain fullback receiver Adrian Reese and red- offense is more wide-open. good BG team Saturday." Friday, November 12, 1999 The BG News page 7 Swimers open Women look for home season win against Latvia By DEREK McCORD mononucleosis. The swim team The BG News has had a bad run in with the By DAVE TRUMAN seven new people." mono disease with Lucas Wom- The BG News The Falcons have practiced The Bowling Green swim- ack only seeing limited duty The 110-91 loss at the hands one of their two zone looks and of the Premier All-stars Nov. 1 ming teams will have their first this weekend and women's will not work in the other zone swimmer Kelli Pydynowski is did not upset Bowling Green until December because the home swim meets of the year coach Dee Knoblauch. when Oakland University and out of this weekends meet. defenses are so complex. Illinois-Chicago come to Cooper Due to the absence of A loss to Latvia in the sea- Knoblauch said she would Pool on Friday and Saturday. Johnsen, the men's medley son's second exhibition Sunday like to have to use the zone as relay will consist of; freshmen at 2 p.m. at Anderson Arena little as possible, anyway. Both teams failed to win would be another story. both meets against Eastern Tim Early, backstroke, fresh- "We hope to get them caught men Ray B artel, breaststroke, Knoblauch said the first up in our tempo, and get them Michigan and Toledo in a dou- exhibition was mostly just a ble dual meet last weekend. junior Bill Roehl, butterfly and out of their offensive rhythm," captain Andy Jenkins will be way to get the players on the she said. "We want them to Swimming head coach swimming freestyle. floor and give them some video- take quick shots in transition. Randy Julian said that they tape to learn from. We can't play a half-court were just out swam the whole Julian says that Oakland After all, with only four game. We are just too short." meet. will be as tough as Toledo and Eastern Michigan and if every- returnees, there is a lot of Francine Miller, Sherry "It is hard to talk about body swims well on Friday learning to do. Kahle and Angie Farmer are something good about those should put them in place for a "It was so early in the year, expected to carry the offensive meets when we got caught by a slam dunk win against Illinois- we really could have benefited load, but Knoblauch said the buzzsaw." Julian said. "We Chicago. from a few more practices," Falcons have several players were boys among men." Julian said that the key to Knoblauch said of the team's who could step up on a given The men failed to get a win- for the women to do well first contest. "We are really night and score. gearing up for the next one. We ner all weekend as opposed the against Oakland will be junior "Besides those three, it just women got wins from Sarah Jen Jarjosa. have had two more weeks of practice and worked on our depends on what the other Abell, Nancy Simpson, diver "Jarjosa is showing her team wants to take away," she Patti Wilson and the 200 med- weaknesses. We really want to swimming form that she look good and win this game." added. "I think Jaymee Wappes ley relay team. showed from her freshmen can have a big night scoring. Julian said that one of the She said she has been year." Julian said. pleased with the team's atti- Obviously Dana Western can problems of the men's team this The women will be swim- have a big night. There a lot of weekend was the lack of experi- tude in practice, pointing ming the 400 individual medley specifically to the player's will- people capable of shooting the ence of the swimmers. relay and the 800 freestyle BG News Pholo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE ingness to learn and their work ball well on this team." "We are a young team and relay for the first time this sea- ethic. Western scored a career-high these men need to improve son against Illinois-Chicago. "Probably the biggest prob- 32 points against the Premier every time we touch the water." Things look good for the div- A BG women's diver is tied up in knots at a recent meet. The lem for us is the new things I've All-stars. Julian said. ing team against Oakland. men's and women's swimming and diving teams make their had to put in out of necessity," Kahle, Miller and Fanner The men's team will have a Oakland will not be bringing home debuts this weekend against Oakland University and Illi- Knoblauch said. "We're playing are the team's leading scorers big problem this weekend with any men's divers and the nois-Chicago. a zone because we're so short, returning from last season. CO-captain Matt Johnseri not women team defeated Oakland otherwise we would get eaten Kahle averaged 10.9 points per able to swim due to a low white in both diving events in the up in the low post. So we've got game while Miller added 10 blood cell count, possibly Tom Stubbs Relays. some new things and we've got and Farmer 7.2. Brown's backup performs in ring too By TOM WITHERS sive lineman, has been re- at Tennessee, was originally sprained his knee, tracked Duff became a successful amateur pan I think." AP Sports Writer signed by the Browns after signed as an undrafted free down again. wrestler as a two-time New In between his stints with BEREA, Ohio — Bill Duff being released. agent by San Francisco last Duff hasn't been able to Jersey high school state heavy- the Browns, Duff has been year. The 49ers cut him a few weight champion "but there was busy working on the fine And every time Cleveland establish roots anywhere yet. attending a pro wrestling months later, but Browns direc- isn't much of a future in that." art of body slamming a 400- cuts him. Duff pursues his When he's with the Browns he school in New Jersey, which other career as a budding pro tor of football operations He wanted to give pro foot- produced stars King Kong pound guy, rubbing his nose in stays in a hotel, back home in wrestler. Dwight Clark never forgot him. New Jersey he's either living Bundy and Bam Bam Bigelow the floor and smashing a chair ball a try first, but always had When Clark came to Cleve- with his parents or friends. his sights on wrestling. Duff among others. He has wrestled over his head last week when Duff's coming and goings have made him something of a land, he signed Duff who made "It wears on you, but I'm has even tried the sport's in some matches in New Jersey the Browns called him back locker room legend with the it through training camp before lucky because I've got a good "extreme" version which isn't and hopes one day to make it to once again. expansion Browns, which is fit- being cut on Sept. 5. He was family and good friends that staged and allows combatants the big time — the WWF or So Duff climbed out of the ting. In the ring, he's known as placed on squad feed me and give me a place to to use objects to inflict damage. WCW. wrestling ring, jumped into his "The Urban Legend." the next day, and promoted to stay," he said. "They have a "I had a no-holds barred Duff, who had almost com- car and made the drive from "He was good and bad," Duff the active roster before being nickname for me, the Nomadic match once with a guy named pleted the school before the New Jersey to Ohio to give said of the persona he was released a week later. Warrior. I go to a different place Patch," he said. "He put me Browns brought him in again, playing in the NFL another crafting when Cleveland called. Cleveland signed Duff again week to week. All my stuff is through a table. I think he tried said using wrestling moves on shot. "I went from good to bad. I on Oct. 6, and released him on always packed, I just pull it out to hit me in the head with a the football field is out of the He knows the route well. It threw a little kid across the Oct. 25. On Tuesday, the when I want to wear or iron it." chair, but I got out of the way. question, and illegal, just as was the third time since Sept. 5 ring so I guess I was bad." 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    ' Page 8 The BG News Friday, November 12, 1999 Volleyball loses Cleveland can't rival Steelers in big game to BSU in 4 sets By ALAN ROBINSON Steelers were around the last By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM \P Sports Writer time the .. rowns played in The BG News PITTSBURGH — On the Pittsburgh, in 1995, and only MUNCIE, Ind. — Throughout the year, the Bowling Green vol- night the Cleveland Browns four of them were there when leyball team has rallied from a 2-0 deficit to win matches. returned to the NFL following a the Browns last beat them But it couldn't in a four-game loss at Ball State Wednesday. three-year absence, the Pitts- seven games ago in 1993. Coach Denise Van De Walle and seniors Lori Kemerer and burgh Steelers taught them a "It may take a couple of Heather Greig admitted the team had passing problems in both lesson they haven't forgotten. games to get it back, because games. The young Cardinals took advantage in 15-7, 15-7 wins in It takes two teams to make a they've been out of the league the first two games. rivalry. for quite some time and when Ball State coach Randy Litchfield was relieved to finish the Fal- Despite the carnival-like one team is out, you develop cons off in the fourth game. He said his team has had problems sideshow surrounding the other rivalries," linebacker finishing opponents off after winning the first two games. revived Browns' first game in Levon Kirkland said. "From our "Well put ourselves in a position to win out and fall asleep a lit- their new stadium on Sept. 12, fans'standpoint, it's still a pret- tle bit," Litchfield said. "When you do that against good volleyball comedian Drew Carey's cheer- ty big rivalry. It's a rivalry for teams, you're going to pay for it. We almost did pay for it." leading and enough pomp and us, too, but it's not quite like it BG scored the first two points of game one and the first point of circumstance to do a Super was before." the second game. But both times, Ball State put together a string Bowl proud, the Browns were a The Browns also arent the of unanswered pc'nts en route to the game wins. big, big flop. team they were on Sept. 12, Van De Walle felt her team was nervous The Falcons haven't The Steelers made certain of having replaced quarterback Ty beaten Ball State since 1992. that, dominating 43-0 in as one- Detmer with Couch and added "Our ball control was not up to par," Van De Walle said. "I think sided a game as the NFL has former Miami running back they felt the pressure of coming in here and wanting to beat Ball seen in years, outgaining the Karim Abdul-Jabbar. But are State so bad that we were afraid to a degree." Browns 460-40 and holding they 43 points better? Van De Walle also noticed her team was quiet on the court with them to two first downs. Obviously, the Steelers don't the exception of Kemerer. Van De Walle said players generally Rather than being welcomed think so. become quiet when nervous. back to the NFL, the Browns "The cities are only two Kemerer, however, thought it was a confidence issue. She tried felt more like welcome mats. hours away, so it's going to be a great game and there's going to to change that. The Browns (1-8) have actu- be some fans getting into it," "It was a lack of confidence on everyone's part," Kemerer said. ally won a game since then, "When we're not passing, our confidence goes down. The only way upsetting the New Orleans Steelers safety Lee Flowers said. "These are the kind of I know to get it back up is to keep talking. To be able to talk and Saints on a last-play Tim Couch games you want to play. I'm get everyone else into talking is what I was trying to do the whole desperation pass. They also game." blessed to be with the better played respectably in losing to team." Greig felt the team could have played better against Ball State. Jacksonville, Cincinnati and She mentioned the senior's have a mental block because they're Still, the Steelers (5-3), win- New England. ners of three in a row since los- used to facing dominating Cardinal teams. But, despite being halfway "I think we put ourselves into positions where we never got into ing three straight, don't lack through the first season of their incentive. Flowers said. First, system," Greig said. "We just didn't play to our potential. We wait- second stay in the NFL, the ed for them to error. Then we started to play. For their one error, they can add to their winning Browns realize they won't truly streak. Second, they can pad we made five." be the Browns — the real In terms of errors in the first two games, they were even at 13 some personal statistics. BG News Photo/BEN FRENCH Cleveland Browns — until they each attack-wise and serving-wise with four each. But BG hurt "This week, you should be beat the Steelers (5-3) again. itself when it came to general ball-hitting errors and serve receiv- pumped up, because here's a Even if it probably isn't real- ing. The Falcons committed three receiving errors to Ball State's time you can get a little ball BG volleyball player Caty Rommeck flies above the net to istic to expect it to happen Sun- one. BG also had four general ball hitting errors to none for the here, an interception here, attempt a kill. The Falcons fell to Ball State Wednesday. day at Three Rivers Stadium. Cardinals. whatever," Flowers said. The Falcons finished the contest with five general ball hitting "If we can go in and be com- A Steelers defense that has errors to none for Ball State. petitive and challenge them, yielded a league-low seven then I think the riv.-.lry can be touchdowns from scrimmage renewed," Browns coach Chris expects to get to Couch, tcrat- Record setting QB takes honors in northwest Palmer said. "But if it's a situa- tle him, to pressure him into tion where they beat you 43 to throwing interceptions and The Associated Press Roethlisberger, a 6-foot-6 of the year. Tiffin Calvert quarterback zip, then it's not much of a hurried incompletions. senior, completed 257-of-391 Nate Keller and Delphos St. rivalry." Offensively, the Steelers plan The other offensive players COLUMBUS — Findlay's passes for 66 percent and had Palmer formerly was the to feed more and more of-new of the year included: running John running back Zach Weber Ben Roethlisberger, who set just seven interceptions. He offensive coordinator at Jack- coordinator Kevin Gilbrijle's back Derek Besgrove of Oregon in Division VI. sonville, which displaced Cleve- state records with 45 touch- was the choice as the Division I offense to quarterback Kofdell Clay in Division II, Willard The defensive players of the land as the Steelers' top rival Stewart, who hasn't thrown an down passes and 3,389 passing offensive player of the year, quarterback Charlie Frye in during the Browns' absence. As year, also selected by a media interception during the brief yards, headlines the 1999 Ohio with Mansfield Senior line- Division III, running back far as most Steelers are con- winning streak. Stewart hit his Associated Press Northwest backer Erik Dandy taking the Aaron McPherson of Kenton in panel from the district, were: cerned, the Jaguars still rate as first six passes for 93 yard? as All-District high school football defensive honors and Findlay's Division IV, Gibsonsburg back Toledo Rogers linebacker Dion- the team they most like to beat. the Steelers beat San Franoisco teams, announced Thursday. Cliff Hite selected as the coach Dave Mason in Division V and trea Earl (Division II). After all, not many current 27-6 last week. ;

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The second song, What kills Fredo's chances of Homer and the Dave Matthews "Breakout," sounds much more MICHAEL FBEbO being Backstreet Boys caliber Band. reminiscent of the Foo Fighters (say what you will, they do The first track, "Play- of old: dramatic chord changes, have a few positive points! is ground," is a slightly upbeat solid structure and of course the complete lack of a pop hook. song that portrays a person The lack of any distinct hooks Bush: The Sci- \ Grohl's dichotomy of sweet makes for a supremely dull lis- regretting a drunken night ol crooning and guttural screams. ten. sexual frivolousness ("No greet- But the similarities end Whatever the case, the CD ings no good-byes, just have i ence Of Things] here. The remainder of the does come with a limited edi- 1999 - Trauma .KaKiaai.' nice life") record is utter garbage; it's tion locker-sized poster of Fredo "Dilemma" deals with the After releasing Raxorblade nothing more than rehash upon (ahhhhhhh, like fer sure!!I and hurt and the longing fell when Suitcase, Bush went on a short rehash of various pop/rock a trove of songs that lack any a loved one leaves for a faraway hiatus During that time the bands in the vein of Matchbox Michael Fredo: distinction which means the songs that would have be-< Foo Fighters: 20, Eve 6 and a glut of other Tiger Beat set will be happy, place once again. The lyrics Thi Si n-ni r of Tilings began to "Word+Number" groups. Lots Introducing but no one else. question what one should do to take shape, This CD offers There Is Noth- of lush guitar overdubs, ultra- avoid being hurt again ("Do Bush fans a little something ■Erik Pepple compressed vocals placed way lend this, or do I mend this?") new There is still plenty of gui- ing Left To up in the mix, and no fast or Micael Fredo A soft ballad, "Believe" ii tar, but the band has dabbled with electronic effects with loud songs to scare the twelve- 1999 - Warner Bros. and reminiscent The lyrics tell Lose excellent results year old girls away from buying Part of me has some degree of someone who regrets the "The Chemicals Between 1999 - Roswell the record. This album sounds of respect for Michael Fredo — years lost, and also all of the Us" is the first single from the Dave Grohl's post-Nirvana incredibly forced coming from a the latest Leif Garretesque love that has been and gone ci), and it be -i showcases the music career has been a con- group that has proven that it dreamy boy pop sensation. ("Why am I lost here in tin- electronic' effects and drum stant game of "Can-You-Top- doesn't have to bow to popular Alter all, I felt a twinge of hope shadows?"). loops that the hand has e-xpori- This?" After the untimely end when I perused his liner notes. convention to establish a large "Mountain Top" is an iinlieat ■ I with. While all of I: of possibly the greatest rock and loyal fan base. He thanks folks like Duke bells and whist les are cool, they band of this decade, he offers song that is about a guy who What scares me more than Ellington, Wu Tang Clan and do not over dominate the song up a refreshing angle on the . This at gets dumped by a girl Howev- the possibility that this is the It is still Bu nil rucks alternative rock scene with least indicates he has good er, this situation is pretty infamous "Sell-Out Record" is The opening track, "Warm 1995's blistering debut from the taste in music. Then he goes extreme., he was on his way to Machine" is n f»nt»«tfr .••■■-» »~ Foo Fighters. Two years later, that there's a very good possi- and offers props to Britney propose to her, but finds a note the album It has intensity and bility that the Foo Fighters Seeking in an effort to defeat the leg- Spears and Tommy Hilfiger. It at her place that ends the rela- it i- what you would typically endary sophomore jinx, the have forgotten how to rock. Of was then I became disturbed. expect from Hush ' i Grphl and the Foos release The course, if we were to ask their So let's face it, Fredo's debut Homer: A tionship. Online so good, while Colour And The Shape, the publicist, we'd get an answer album sounds like every other Luckily, the guy doesn't give being interesting at the . intensely personal and power- along the lines of, "Dave's just record by 98 Degrees, 5 and Boy Good Hard up hope cil finding a girl who time. This lime around Bush ful follow up to their epony- matured a lot as a ." Zone and any other band popu- will appreciate him someday ("1 have reached into their darker mous debut. Along the way, the Reality check time: note the lated by pubescent lads with Smack will run. I won't hide. I\ will Bide, and u is successful. pieces started falling apart: cheesy goatees who over-emote carry on with another! "Spacetravel" will probably maturity level difference 1999 be the- one track that people original Foo drummer William more than Faye Dunaway in Seeking Homer is self-pro- Goldsmith and guitarist Pat between Foo Fighters and The Mommie Dearest. The real Although relatively will pa} a: for all the Smear, as well as Smear's Colour And The Shape. It's like question for a CD like this is "Is unknown in the music industry, duced, self-hooked, and still wrong reason Why? It fea- replacement Franz Stahl, left the difference between kinder- it at least good boy pop?" Seeking Homer recently unsigned by a major label Yet ture-- MIC ,i . • n Stefani the band. With original FF garten and senior year. There The answer is a resoundini' released their second CD, A A Good Hard . Smack Las of No Doubt, who just happens bassist Nate Mendel and newly Is Nothing Left To Lose, if any- "n^ " Good Hard Smack. already sold over 7,000 copies lo be dating Bush's lead singer Fredo's given a shiny pop pro- Seeking Homer, an alterna- acquired drummer Taylor thing ie a cten h**^""'-^ Seeking Homer has done a Gavin Rossdale No, this i- w. I am a big Foo Fighters fan, duction by Quincy Jones and tive band out of the New York a moment where Rossdale said. Hawkins in the fold, Grohl set great job putting this CD forth to one-up The Colour And but I have to admit that I will the boy's got a decent voice. It's City area, was here for a con- "(iee I think I w ant to do a song Thi> Shane not ever buy this record. I not an excessively versatile cert on November 2. With their together. with (iwc-n " Stefani's vocals For the first 30 seconds of won't even steal the promotion- voice, but it is distinctive and countrywide tour and new CD, Yet I'm not sure that ii is work here, period Her vocals the their third album There Is al copy that I reviewed and sell he gives a trite line like "Girl I they are definitely picking up available in stuns if nut. you an- the right ai i ompaniment to Nothing Left To Lose, I thought it to a record store for beer never thought that I could feel momentum and more fans can listen to some "f the songs Rossdale's The - mg is i- they had a chance. The first this way/But thoughts of you money. It hurts to say this, but along the way. or purchase the CD off of their fill and it could easily be one of cut, "Stacked Actors," features Dave Grohl and the gang don't stay with me night and day," as The members of the band, the hist songs on the CD, if not a pulsating, heavy distorto-bass website: deserve a dime for this unfor- much emotional resonance as Tom Connors, Michael Seda, the next single riff that gives way to... lounge www.angelfire.com/ny/seeking- givable cop out of a record. possible. Fredo doesn't live up James Dunlop, and Dave Ober- Thr Science of Things also rock? For a second, I thought to his Corleone namesake, but Grade: F-minus. acker, wrote all of the song homer. Carlos Santana had been col- could come close if he doesn't lyrics with the exception of the laborating with Dave Grohl too. recruit some new Star Spangled Banner. see sounds page thirteen Justin Hcmminger -Liz Pecek ELIGIBLE UP TO What's the $23,000.00 highest-paying FOR YOUR occupation in Toledo?

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    CH)r EM (In INBA Ineide I Rocket Chef I Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand Material • Miami 300 From Homestead. Fla (In NASCAR Behind the Scenes NBA Special (In Sieieo) I Slereol (El)X Stufl (El) Stereo Lrve) I Race day preparations. I BurtWolf: Victory Gar den Router This Old New Yankee IHometlme: American Vegetam Table Culinary | Anyplace Wild Nature "Serengeti stones4 (In Travels Workshop It Mouse JT WorkahopX Buck House Woodahop Travels X Maine outdoois Stereo) X Mlchlgen Oul- Northern ThlaOld New Yankee Hometlme: Log Chela ol Juliet Juslin Wilson Joy of Painting Simply Perennial Victory Garden ot-Door« Eiper lence Home (R) I WorkahopX Home CucmaAmore Jacques Painting Gardener If. X NFL Under the More Than a Movie: **'r "The Diswguished Gentleman"{1992} ErJde Mu'phy. Battle Domi V.I.P.'Val Goes lo Town" (In Hercules The Helmet S Game 3 A con man embarks on an unlikely trip lo Washington. D C Stereo) Journeya City ot Movie: •** 'The Ansfocais" (1970. Comedy) Voices of Phil Harna. Movie: nil The fteium of jj/ar"(1994) Voices ol Scott Wemger. Battle Dome 7 Days An alien vnplant cures Anenated. A lokne rogue comes to a mother cat's rescue Animated The evil wizard is released Irom Aladdin's lamp Dr Ballarrfs paralysis. X

    Movie: *•• "Carmen Jones"(t954. Musical) Harry Belalonte, Movie: ••■'. "A Guide lor the UamMllUfl' Movie: ... "The YoungPhitadelphians"(1959. Drama) Paul Newman, Barbara SMC iPearl Bailey Two workers via lor love at an Army parachute plant 1967. Comedy) Warier Matlhau Robert Morse Rush. Alekis Smith. An ambitious lawyer conn yes his way lo the lop Gallagher: Over Vour Head A Win Ben IWIn Ben Movie: •• 1 Love You lo Oeath" (1990, Comedy) Kevin Kline An Saturday Nsgrrt Live Greg Kids In the Kids in the COM 1984 performance (R) Stain's Money |Steln's Money arjualeroui tout survives numerous snempts on hs "~ Kinnear. An Saints I Hall Hall Secovery JDisCOVflr Rise and Fall of the Mafia Divine Magic: The World of the How to Survive How to prepare Zoophobia ,Ri Dead Sea Scrolls: Unrsvellng DISC NewsiR) | Magazine Rl "Speak No Evil- (R) Supernatural "Prophecy" (R) tor a tife-or-death situation (R) the Mystery (R) College Football West Virc/iia at Boston College (Lire) College Gameday LPGA Golf Tour Championship - Third Round From Las Vegas Applications for Spring '00 ESPN (Live) Reverb Brian W.lson. Wilco, IMovie: .. Teen WoT (1985) A lamily curse ICountdown to Lifeslories" Families In Crisis Movie: ... "MenCvjnrLeave (1990) JessicaLange Amottterof HBO Flaming Lips (R) (In Stereo) turns a high-school student into werewolf. PG' Holyfleld Scnecie Had to Be Berny' X two is devastated by hat husband's death (In Sieieo) PG-I3I BG News Editor are now being What It? E«ponng "what i" scenarios (R) Getting High: A History of LSD History Undercover' u S S Sworn to Secrecy Secret Teles of the Gun "Guns of HIST |R)X Iowa A Glimpsed Hell" (R) Weapons of the Third ReK*' (R) Mauser" (R) accepted. Application forms College Football "am. Or oat Oho . (Uval College Footbel: Cincinnati at East Carona (Live FSO may be picked up at .11:00) Movie: "ma Zeiramthe Movie:»« 'Thef>mo»iaiisr''(l996.Drama)NiooleEggert A Dark Skies "Dark Day's Night" I Far scene "I. E.T." (Rl (In Sliders Java Jrre" (R) (In SCIFI Animaticn"(l< murdered agent is reborn as a high-tech cnmefighter (InStereo) X "- Stereo) I Stereo) I Ste'eo: S. 204 West Hall. n Understanding Magnetism (R) IUnderstanding Volcanoee Understanding Fire Civiljation Understanding Cars (R) Understanding Time TIC Inner worlungsol volcanoes (R) and science was created Dy fire. Perceptions o'lime. (R) Due South "Manhunt" (In Movie: .."Dracula Dead and Lowigri"(l995) Leslie Nolsen. Movie: •*•• The Man Who WouldBe Kmg"(1975. Adventure) Sean Connery. Moviea: "Forgel Deadline to apply is 5 p.m. TNT Stereo) X Mel Brooks' parody of the famous Transytvanian bloodsucker. Michael Came Two mercenaries con their way lo a remote Eastern kingdom Pans' (IMS) Walker, Texas Ranger the Movie: Sweepers '(1999. Action; Dolph Lundgren Anei-so*d*r Movie: *'l "Barb Wire"(l996. Adventure) Pamela Anderson Lee Movie ... L Moscow Connection (In Stereo) catties arms smugglers after his son's death. (In Stereo) X A beautitul bounty hunler must choose sides si a cr/i war I Musical) Johnny Tuesday, November 23,1999 Best ol Divas Live P Behind the Music Shana IWhers Are They Now? Girls. Behind the Music 'Belle Mldter" IBehind the Music Donna Where Are They Now? Girl Sssvao) Twac" (Rl (In Stereo) Guts. Girls" (R) (in Ste'eo) A profile ol vocalist Bette Midler Summer" Donna Summer. (R) Power" (R) (In Slereo)

    SATURDAY tfcOO I 6-M I 7:00 I 7:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:00 I 10:30 I 11:00 I 11:30 TONIGHT AT BROADCAST STATIONS Collage Football: Regona NnrtX Cash Early Edition "Fatal Edition" (In Martial Law' Call of Ihe VWkT (hi Wtetor, Texas Ranger Widow Profiler ;ln CD Coverage Eip.os.on Stereo) (Part 2 ol 2) X Slereo) X Maker" (In Slereo) X Stereo)! telega Fewtball:io*a at Ws Tail "Fat'.ers Who Wanta to Be a Movie. C. -no on Gv: Hw, 1tmftM&Ra§fSlOr/'i}1N\ Presumed CB at Oho Si jt '-(■ B-tJL- ' Millionaire? .h S:ereo)X_ Eve Gordon lns:ani success rj-mgs strife fo me hit TV show/s cast Innocent" [NBC Nightly Draw Carey (In 3rd Rock From Freaks and B56 (In Stereo) X Pratandar "Road Trip" iin Profiler "infidelity' (In SMnofl Saturday Night Newer Slereo) X the Sun X Slereo) X Uve (In Stereo) Austin City Limits Deana Lawtenca Walk Show "The E Ballyklaaangal "it's a Man s 'Scottish Fiddle Orchestra New Red New Rod Austin City Llm is "D.. 6 © Ca-ter/Matraca Berg" fin Stereo) ■His' (R) Lrt8''(ln Slereo) Playa Toronto ;l Green Gram ChicksCharlie RoOinson" (R| Travtla In Travail in Lawranoa Walk Show The E Goinfl Plaeaa "Ne* York City" Antiquaa Roadshow (In Stereo) Keeping Up Ka^rxjUp Newport Jau (lr Slereo) © Europe "Egypt" Europe Bands' (R) In Stereo) X (Part 2 0.2) X Appearances Appaarances Xene: Warrior Prinoaas "Purity' Seinfeld Jein/s (Mm* On ' Copi A v »■_•' w "ArLiona' Amarlca'a Most Wanted: X-FUta-Dnve" (In Stereo) X Mad TV'Who Warns to Be a © (In Stereo) X new best friend Slereo) X evades polico Slereo) (PA) America Fights Back .K MiHionaire?" 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X America Killer Quakes'(R) "Apocalypse Nov.: 1969-1975" Slan/ioOvei 1976-1961 "(R) 3 X i College Football CoHana Football Texas Tech i esas (Lrve) College Football Ari;ona al Oregon State. (Live) FSO JOHN AND GREG LIVE Cincvinali alfciiasl Carolina. (Lrve) First Wsve Small lown residents Bovle: ee""Cube-(1997. Scieroe Fct.on) Maurice Dean Wni IMovie: Escape Velocty"0m, Scence Fiction)Patrick Bergm. |Movla:t. Tu0e"|1997) SCIFI hallucinating (R) (In Stereo) I People musl battle Inetr way through a mare ol horrors X Scientists orbiting a dying slar encounter a mystery man. (In Stereo) Maunce Dean Wml X Understanding Space Travel Understanding Electricity iR (Understanding Bridges iR. Understandlng Skyscrapers Understanding Llnnsfslaiidlng Bridges F Downstairs. 21 arid over No TLC ;R| Etlraterrestrlala |R) 5 «i Movie: ••• "Foroer Pans" (1995. Comedy) Billy Crystal. A IMovie: *» "DurrS & Pumoer"(1994. Comedy) JJTI Carrey. Jeff Danels. 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    SUNDAY NOVEMBER 14,1999 I 12:00 I 12:30 I hOO T TT30 I 2:00 ^I31T <:(M) 3:M) 4:00 I 4:30 I 5:00 5:30 BROADCAST STATIONS NFL Today " NFL Football Cleveland Browns al Pit,st>urgh Sieeie-s Tbif?e P^'er5 Stadium. (Lrve) I PGA Goll Shark Shootout - Final Round Thousand Oaks. Ca' I CD ;(Uve)ll Coach Gary Coach Gary Women a! Rlafc: Woman and IFIgura Skating Skate America ■ Daixe and Pairs. Colorado LPGA Goll foui Champior ship ■■ Final Round PSS CS VMM Plrtket Blacknay Marital Health Mental diseases Spnngs. Coto 3C (Uve) I Wonder Aulo Racing N SCAR Winston Cup •- Pennzoil «0O Homeslead-Mami Speedway (In Stereo Live) I Triathlon: Ironmaa KaHua Kona, Hawaii (In Stereo) X © Staamar Firing Una: Editors Llfa Beyond Earth The search lor extraterrestnai tnteifcgence and IMarkttto Journal McLaughlin jMcLaughlin 1 Scientific American Frontiers Thel Si P'OlflSSO' tnejn-.pact such a a'scovery .vould have (In Slereo) I Harkat I One on One Group Natural Born Robots" £ Woodwtight'i Amarlcan This Old I Home Cooking I Breaking Christln Amorica Sows Sowing-Nancy Lawrence Walk Show The I: Health week (in Health Diary © SlwpX Woodahop House If. Bread Cooks! Bands' (R) Stereo) IE (In Sfctrto) Fox NFL Sunday (in Street X. Nf L Football M --u-sota Vikings al Chicago Bears Scdier Field [In Sieieo Lrve) I NFL Football Dot?o: Lions at Arizona Cai 3 Sun Devil Stadium (In Stereo Uvt) X Movla: ■Voisfer'"|i&99, Adventurel M Emmet Walsh A small- |Uov.«: **v, "The D:st\ngjtshea Genrle.T7ai"(i992) Eddie Murphy. Movta: *#• "Ghosr"(19W. Fantasy) Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore © town mcmier turns out lo be more than a lagand 1! A con man embarks on an unlikely trip lo Washington, DC. A murder victim relums lo save his beloved fiancee. CABLE ST AT ONS | UNITED WAYJ Moviemakers (R) Movie: »t* "The Foot iVus*efee's"(1975. Adventure) Oliver Movta:** "Lace II (1935. Drama) Lili com-nues Great Everyday "Tucker: W*jn 9 sea'ch lor her lather Romances Elegance His Dream" Comics Come Home R; COM Com.-Presents IPulpPulpC Comics Paula Poundslone: Cata. Cope Pulp Comics [Comedy [Com -Presents Corn-Presents Comics Come Home (Pj IX (R) and Stuff (R) Carolme Rhea Showcase Escapes From Alcatra* 'The On lha inside P' son Tech' (fi) On the Inside "Cas.no Tech" (R) DISC On the Inside -Ti-eWo'tfs OnthelnaWa" ock and Roll Rise and Fall of the Mafia Vo« True Stones" (R) UrgesiMair(R) iPyrotechnics'' (R) of Silence" (R) 11 CO) NFL Countdown ESPN Tennis WTA Advanta Championships •- Final. PHadeiphia. (Lrve) Chaarktadlng: IWomen's CoHaoa Basketball: Stale Farm Tp Off Classic - Equeetrlan: Gr Cheer^Dance Louisiana Tech al Tennessee. KntMrvaTe. Tenn. (Uve) Pnx De Penn to help the most. Movie: *** -in Purswi ol Honor * (1995. Drarraj Don Johnson IMovie: "Turner* Hooc.v'(.989)' fastidious IMovie: *** 'Lr,fieSnopo/Ho-Tors"(1986)nickMoranis Muscat JMovIa: '-Doctor HBO Cava-/msn ae'y Ma:A-h^'s orqer to destroy their horses 'PG-13 pcMteman is teamed with a slobbering canine. X adaptation ol the B movie about a man-eatng plant. 'PG-13' X Do*ff»"(199e) l ■ 00,i Movie:*** Mc^s I Auiomobi lea "Jeep" (R) Devil's Island: Hell on Earth (R) Escape! Tales ol Suspense Escape! Tales of Suspense: No Escape! Tales of Suspense: ■via'adders" (1962 Adventure) Papillon i R. Man'a Land (fl) Valley Girl In Kuwait (R) FSO College Football Kentucky at Vandertii: Woman's* College Volleyball Nebraska at Colorado Women's College Volleyball Michigan al Ohio State Star Trek' The Changeling" X SCIFI Movie: *'i "OrenlV. The Awakening-{\&\. Horror; Faye Grant. Movie: **'-i Dreamscape"{\96A. Science Fclion) Dennis Ouaid, Movie: Escape VbkxHfi 19W. A mother learns thai her daughter s an emissary ol evil (In Stereo) Max von Sydow Assassins d'eam up a ploi lo kill the president Science Fidion) Palrick Bergin Understanding Viruses (Hj TLC UndersUnding Ihe Power ol UndersUnding Race R Understanding Bacteria (R) Understanding Oceans Understanding Flight (R) Genes (R) C''ara;:eiis!icsof the ocean (R) TNT In the Heat of the Night When In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of [Movie:*** 'BfamStoktt'aDracuia' (1992. Ho'rror)GaryOio>nan,WincfnaRy«r, Anthony Hopkins IMovie: -Dumb ■ the Muse Slopped" (In Slereo) •Missmg" (In Stereo) [Part 1 of 21 the Night 5C [Francis|Frar Ford Coppola's aoiaptation ol the vampire classic & LX,T,oer" , 1:00) (Movta: "Young R3ES Pacific Blue "Gaskght" IR) (In USA Movie: •** '>Vort»wGirr(19e8< Comedy-Drama) Melan* Griffith. Ham-son Ford. Movte:'/ Love TroubJ»"(1994) Rival reporters Jones and Oganga" Stereo) X An ambilious Slaien bland secretary moves up the ranks (in Stereo) X team up on a dangerous investigative piece X United ED VHI Behind the Music "TLC" (R) (In Behind the Music * Gtona Behind the Musk "Siev-e Legends "Tina Turner" (R) (In I Divas Uve F^rionriances by Cher, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner. Esielan" (R) (in Slereo) Nicks" (R) (h Stereo) Stereo) [Faith HII. B-anoy and more. (R) (In Stereo)

    SUNDAY —I (,-M "7100 BROADCAST STATIONS Newel CBSEvenlnrj 10 Mlnulee (In Slereo) K [Touched by an Anocl "Voce of Movie: "Altershxi Earthquake m New r»*"(l999, Drama) Tom You've - I Newel ER ' CD H-(fn Ske"itl New Yorkers peal with a oevaslating earthquake. B Storm" X Fantasy) Mchael Jordan Jordan Who Wanta to Be a Practice "Vctlmless Crimes" (In Roger Ebertt CD baafcattiall rjame (In Slereo) I Millionaire? (In Slereo) X |Slereo) I theTJovl.au Third Watch "Impulse" (I Movie: Wary. Vorter oljesus" (1999. Drama) Parralla Augutl. A Pen sac ola ISS^ SMie.i I humamstc ocMM ol ihe woman who gave tirth lo Jesus I Wlnga of Gold got Leaendary UgMhooaee (Tri~ Nature The impact the horse haa New York The arrival ol Dutch and Bntrah settlers on Manhatlan, Hop! Quilts (R) 1 Oarln: Bards' ;P> Slereo) (Pan 6 ol 811 had McMftaMn and history X the American Revolution, (in Stereo) (Part 1 ol 5) 11 (InSletoo] X Beyond Aramborourjh In Paradlae (In Nature The mpacl Ihe horse has York The arrival ol Dutch and British settlers on Manhattan: Hyataryl The Mrs. Brad«y Slereo) I had on cwigarion and history I Ihe American Revolution. (In Slereo) (Pan I of 5) I ,r*i»>>W*Sr>sedy Death*» '4 00) NFL Football: Detrorl Uona al Arizona iKInooflher- Slmpaona In IFutiFuturama (In lifltM^ieS^Emclionll Ik-Nad (In Slereo) X Star Trek: The Nan Oeneraflon Sardiials Sun Devil Saturn (In Slereo Irie) I (in Slereo) I Stereo) X |S!eiSlereo) X Amor Fall" X crosswords? "The Masterpiece SocJaiy rg (4.00) Movie: IHome istar Trek: Voyager "Dragon? Star Trek: Thehe NextNeit GenereiorT Frtendalln T»loir|1990) llmprovemern |Teelh" (In SlereoTx 'The Survivors" (In Slereo) X Slereo) i

    (5.30) Movie: ••» Tuc*»- The Wan and His AMC Behind Ihe Movie: •••'i "AflaiSin»ilheSun"(l981.Drama)SidnB, • Movta: MM Ta«e Her. She's Um"[\m. Comedy) James Dream" (1968. Drama) Jetl Br-Joes. Joan Allen Screen A bac* lamily pans to move W an alFwhae CrMcaoo suburtj. Stewart. A concerned lather chases after his fraa-spfrlted daughter. PuTp Comics 1 Comedy COM Paula Poundslone Cele. Cope Movie: •'-. "UcHaleJ fvjvy"(1997. Comedy) Tom Arnold. T«n Pulp Comics Pulp Comics South Park (R) rSHc" IX Showcase andStutl(R) c jrry TVs schemavjsischemrvj sailor repns the Navy lo lace an old erten I enemy (B) (R) X Rise and Fall of the Mafia Ths Manhunters:TWU.8. U.S. NarvSlULs: The Silent ratyoT! I: Carrier 1 DISC Pizza Corwiachon" (H) Panama Canal: The Eighth PBl fllea'Killing Spree' Marshals (Ri Option |R) Wonder ol the World (fl) Errueattrlan:^ Road lo Indy Sportscenter NFL Football Denver Broncos al Seattle Seahawks Kotgdome (Uve) I ESPN ProtDaPann Sportscenler 5 Ml Movie:.. "Oocrrx Movie: ee'i "Polish WedOmg-'tl. . 998. Comedy) Lena Ohn A proud Seiendthe seiendthe u HBO ■(l9W)Edrte Murphy I J Movla: **** "Savng Prrvare flyan (l998. Drama) Tom Hanks mairlarch's ieen-ar daughter" becomes pregrwjni 'PG-13* x City "Evotulion" City (In Stereo) US. Iroops look for a missing comrade dur«vg Worio War II. 'Ff Eacapel Talaa of Suapanaa: Sacraia of worn |W—Talea of t* Gun "The Tommy SvromtoSec.-jrecy "Cold.. War HIST Breakout From kan (15) As It Happened: The Story of Military Blunders: Slalin'a Last Hope The V2 Rocker (H) Gun"(R) The SBangelova Factor* (Rl the Berlin Wall Purgas/Tha Coup Gjgjis^ - Worrtan'a Ccfleae VoileybeiT Boalng Sunday Nght Fights. Ponand. Ore. (Lrve) Goln'DaaV FSO MKhigan al Onio Stale FOX Sports News FOXSportal(SporUNewa 5:00] Movie. "Escape Vekwp" Dart BS "Dreamed" (In SCIFI Outer Limits "Heart's Desire" (I Burning, Zone The Last Five Visitor "The Cham" (In Stereo) Dark Srdee "Dreamland" (In 1909) Patrick Bergm. (lr Slereo) Slereo) X Slereo) X ■ Pounds Are ihe Hardest X Stereo) X ..plus U-Wire, Horoscopes, National Commentary TLC LkKkwetandlnd UndersUndlno Universe New Understanding "Mysteries of Understanding the Brain UndersUnding Weather Une^siae^Jrr^'Vysleriesol ErtralerreelrlalsKB; theories about lie universe. (R) Memory" (R) Memory (R) and much more not found at the newstand. (5:30) Movta:.* "Dime! Dumber" (1994. Comedy) Jm Carrey TNT . i: Teaataoe Hce>r(l999i Drama) Bun ReynoMs. Keith Movie: "Hosraiir»Horer'(l999. Drama)tama) Bun Reynolds. Logan Two witless wonders take a cash-laden bnelcase to Aspen Carradeie. Logan MrXJueen tries lo save a group of hoslagea. X McQ..etiri tr.esito wve a group of'hostages (In Slereo) X U:3u)r**k:e.<4-/tov. USA WWF Sunday Night Heat X Pacific Blue "Dead Ringers" (R) UFemm.rekJUH4.aand GvsE "Evilalor- (R) (in Stereo) iLawldrder: Special Vlcl "(1994) JuW Roberts I (In Slereo) X Michael make love. (In Slereo) X UnH-Pi

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Or others are so vague that Against Everyone's Advice, it accounting majors This will be held Nov their true meaning is not easy down. Animotion's "Obsession" sounds pretty good. 17th 3 7:30 in BA 113 Nominations for Personalized -Lisa Bettinger officers will begin O 8pm Pizza and pop Graduation Announcements will definitely get on your 1 to find. I like to know the mes- David and Stephen Dewaele, will be served Available within 48 hours RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE sage behind a Rage Against The nerves. You can only tolerate the Belgian brothers that make Minimum purchase 25 pieces Machine song, a luxury I did hearing the lyric, "What do you up Soulwax, use every musical not always have on their latest want me to be to make you genre in the book to create their Travel 353-7732 release. sleep with me" so many times. music. Hip-hop, hard-rock, Sigma Kappa'Slgma Kappa Luckily, this album is still funk, and even some classical »1 Spnng Break Vacations1 Congratulations to this week's Sisters ot good to listen to, it has the typ- Then we have the tracks that samples are present, some- Cancun. Jamaica. Bahamas, 4 Florida! the Week. Angela Ingram and Now Hiring Campus Reps! Gma Lantman! ical Rage Against The Machine all but make up for this collec- times all at once. Best Pnces Guaranteed Free meal plans! Sigma Kappa'Slgma Kappa 1 energy on it. Like every other tions shortcomings. This is one It begins right away on the 1-800-234-7007. Rage Against The Machine of the first collections that I first track, "Conversation Inter- www endlesssummertours.com Spice up album, I wanted to go out and have seen that includes com." It begins with pop song "SPRING BREAK 2000" your Personal Ad . Free trips. Free Drinks. Free Meals! hit someone after hearing it. 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Inc.-Opera- For lutings call 1-800-319-3323 e«t. 4S58 UAO Director Applications mester 707 6th St. »7 Close to shuttle tions Company for Mid Am Bank and the art available in 330 Student Union stop, S215/month (does not include gas, Ohio Bank is looking for: Money Order* $.25 Due by November 23. 1999 cable, and electric). Call 354-0469 BG NEWS SALES REPS NUMERIC DATA Payday loans, checks cashed. ???a call 372-2486 ENTRY PROCESSORS Prepaid phone cards NEEDED FOR 2ND SEMESTER UAO Male roommate wanted. Own room in FT 2;00pm-11:00pm Fast caah. 1068 N. Main SI spacious apt. w/ all new appliances, car- PT 11:00am-2:00pm 354-2300. Unlimited Tanning Till Chnstmas. PT3:0Opm-10 0Qpm $25. Campus Tan 352-7889 pet, paint A air Contemporary furnished. 'Need "Real experience" to get a Needed now until SAX). Must be dean, good job after graduation? PT5:00pm-10:00pm Needful Thlnga, a new kind ot store WANT TO TRAVEL AND GET neat, prefer smoker A drinker. Must like to Late afternoon to evening hours, occa- Would you buy something you can't see? BQSU CREDIT? party occasionally. Rent $237 50 » 1/2 all sional Sat. Previous banking and numeric 8 out ot 10 people aay NO'" 10 key or calculator experience helpful. Attend one ot 140 colleges in the US lor ulil - 354-7600. Close to campus/shuttle ■Have reliable transportation? II you can't see It, why would you buy It? Sky Tech off era: fall or one year while paying BGSU "It It too much ol an Inconvenience to tet 'Competitive wage and tuition! No out-of-state fee! NEEDED A SUBLEASER JAN THRU •Goal-oriented? up a time with the person who It telling Quarterly Incentive Credits transfer! Make new Wends! MAY AT UNIV VILLAGE $250VMO. something In the newspaper or one of ELECTRIC ONLY. INCLUDES OWN 'Paid vacation/Personal Days those trading' papers to tee what they Take special classes' Explore! Hawaii! •Leading Edge Technology New York! ROOM. AC, 1 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS. •Are a Business major have tor tale. And II you do tee It, It may Interested applicants should apply in per- THE NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PLEASE CALL 352-2465. ot Junior status? not meet your expectations anyway. I INFO SESSION! son, Sky Technology Resources, Inc. Op- would rather buy it at my convenience erations Ctr, 1651 N. Research. BG (175 Friday. November 12th at 2:30pm Sublease! needed for house located on when I can tee It without the hattlee." •Enjoy a flexible schedule? to exit 181) Sky Tech values a diverse 3rd floor student union in the Tall Room East Merry $276 ♦ utilities Own room "I tried to sell something In a 'trading' For more details call Call 352-372 workforce and is in principle as well as paper and I ended up paying more tor my practice, an Equal Opportunity Employer. the NSE program at 2-2501! If you answered 'yes' advertnlng than I got out ol telling my Subleaser needed. 1 bedroom, furnished, Item." to all of the above; Staples ts now hiring for early am stock- fXOYTIPnOHNMAKie spacious and dose to campus. II you have something to tell, give ut a Call 352-4792, leave a message ers. am merchandisers & pm cashiers. call tint'! a H stop by 204 West Hall Staples offers flexible scheduling & com- You can tell your Itemt In our store front A We now have A Subleaser wanted, starting Dec 20. Eft to fill out an application. petitive wages. Please apply at 1080 on a conaignment bails to help you South Main. B the Greek II apt. $294/mo Very dose to campus, Bring your resume! achieve your economlee ol scale!!! r Alphabet1 I' your own parking space. 419-354-2433 352-7380 (CALL COLLECTI A A THE Call Todd at 372-2606 134E Court Street E $1.00 extra E Wanted 42 people to gel paid $ Bowling Green. 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