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WEATHER THURSDAY Partly February 17, 2000 Cloudy WORLD NEWS 2. High, 29 OPINION 4. Low, 13 CAMPUS _7 The BG News SPORTS 9 bgnewa.com A daily independent student press Volume 88, Issue 27 school record DAN NIKI) man he replaced and shook his hand. Stacey lead the Falcons to their biggest win SHIRTS EDITOR He then walked to center court of a' of the season against Kent, ihey crowded packed Anderson Arena, waived to around lhe.6-4 forward and let him know ll was the move hc"s done a thousand crowd thai was cheering his name and j how much he means to this campus and to limes before. looked up lo the rafters in a gaze filled j this team. ll was the move thai has bailed the Falcons with thanks. Then il was his teammate"s turn. He out do/ens of times in the last five years. "I just want- left the mob, and found fellow senior Dave It was the move that broke the record. ed to say, Esterkamp. who scored his 1.000th point Nobody was surprised when Anlhony thank you for| ast nighl. and head coach Dan Dakich in the Stacey had his back to the basket from 15 feet I Komives'] middle of the key. The three embraced as out, spun around and sunk a turnaround support and' lean of joy trickled down Slacey's face. juniper to write a piece of history. lo ihe crowd for^ There was nothing wrong with crying on In fact, il was expected. After all, it was all the support^ that I have got- / this night. Not for this accomplishment. his trademark "I told them I loved Ihem." said Dakich of "It was just a mid-range, post-up jump ten here," hel said. "Thev his milestone-setting seniors. "I kissed them shot." Stacey said. "Fortunately enough, thai community, both. 1 have no trouble kissing ihose two — was history right there." in fact, I kind of like kissing those two. The jumper propelled Stacey past BG Ihe fans and the I school have I Because when you love someone you don't great Howard Komives' school record of mind kissing them." 1.834 points in a career. It was a record that really taken me' had stood for 36 years. It was a moment thai in as their own. Stacey may have lots of kisses coming to will define Slacey's career. Then I looked up I him for his game performance which domi- And. it was a night lhat served as the stage and tried to give I nated the Golden Flashes. He had 24 points, for one of Ihe greatest accomplishments in thanks ui God." / _^ mostly off thai deadly turnaround jumper. Howling Green sports history. Later, it was jj^^ Eleven of 16 from the field with five When Ihe jumper went in and Slacey's BG's turn to rebounds. name was officially scribbled over Komives" lhank their And, of course, the record. in ihe record books. Stacey went over to the hero. After On a move we've seen a thousand limes. Falcons conquer powerhouse Kent PETE STELLA Head coach Dan Dakich but Mitchell ended the drought around jumper gave him Ihe ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ihought the backcourt play of with a jumper to push the Golden record. Pardon. Keith Mcleod and Trent Flashes up 24-22 with 6:18 left. A "Second half. I think we really If you weren't Ihere. shame on Jackson was the difference. Matela lay-up and another entic- Sicked up our defense.' you. "We got much better guard ing dunk for the sold oul crowd, sterkamp said. "They had a ll was ■ fairy tale ending, bul play." BG coach Dan Dakich this time by Esterkamp. put Ihe spun there. All teams are going to Ihis one didn't end w ith the hand- said. "I thought, in this game, our Falcons up. for the first lime in make runs, but we stayed under some prince reviving Snow guards didn't gel dominated and the game. 26-24. Kent took a 32- control and kepi working on our White or the Three Little Pigs liv- did a good job of playing with 30 edge into the locker room. defense. I feel we did a real good ing together. Instead, forward their guards." Stacey hit 4-6 shots in the first job on Whorton tonight." Anthony Stacey became the all- Kent was led by guard Nate half and. as a learn, the Falcons A three by Meers tied the time leading scorer in Falcon his- Meers. whose 5-8 performance connected for 46.2 percent from game at 45 with 12:48 left, but tory, forward Dave Eslerkamp from behind the arc earned him a the field. BG was oul rebounded the Falcons went on a scoring lopped the 1.000 career point list team-high 15 points. Meers also in the first half 21-10. 9-3 offen- tear. BG built a lead behind two and. most importantly, the BG had several crucial air balls in the sive, but ended up closing Ihe gap three-pointers by Mcleod al Ihe men's basketball team upended contest. Center John Whorton got to 27-24. 10-7 (Kent) in the sec- 8:40 mark, which got as high as Kent Slate 71-61 hot early, but cooled off to end ond half. 13 at the 6:08 mark, and never Stacey hit 11-16 shots for a with 12 points. Absent for the "We challenged them at half looked back. Kent cut it to as season-high 24 points. Golden Flashes was forward time — they [ Kent | had nine close as five, bul clutch free "Stacey is the best player in Kyrem Massey. who was out with offensive rebounds in the first throw shooting by Pardon closed the league." Kent coach Gary an injured ankle. half. We challenged Ihem |BG| to out the game and the victory. Wallers said. "One guy beat us. Kent g^uard Andrew Mitchell give up none, but they gave up At the end. Falcon fanatics just Hat out beat us." started oft the scoring by hitting a one." Dakich said. "It is one of rushed the court and players The win moved the Falcons three to put Kent up 3-0 with the few times I was listened lo. became emotional. Esterkamp record to 19-6 overall and 11 -4 in 19:25 left. Pardon answered with which is good." embraced Stacey and then both the Mid-American Conference. a driving lay-up but two Kent Oul of the gates of Ihe second were hugged by Dakich. Kent, who dumped the Falcons field goals gave ihem a 7-2 half. Whorton made a lay-up. but The second half proved to be 82-64 less than a month ago. advantage at the 18:23 mark. A was answered by a Stacey jumper the kicker. BG sank 16-24 shots drops lo 20-5 overall and 12-4 in Stacey jumper capped off an 6-1 and a Esterkamp lay-up. which and 7-8 free throws in the second. the conference. run by the Falcons and moved the tied the score at 34 with 17:28 The Falcons ended with a 56.0 The Brown and Orange also score to 9-8 with 16:12 left. left. (Esterkamp's lay-up pushed percent from the floor. 25 percent received huge contributions from Stacey and Eslerkamp showed him over the 1.0(H) point marker). from three-point land I Mcleod BEN FRENCH/ The BG News Esterkamp, guard Brandon Par- their shooting abilities and two Whorton hit for another lay-up two three's were the only made don and forward Lcn Matela. Eslerkamp free throws cul the and Mitchell drilled another three field goals out of eighi attempts) lead to one with 11:37 remaining. to give Kent a five-point lead. and 81.3 from the charity stripe. RECORD BREAKER Anthony Stacey drives on a Kent defender last night. Esterkamp hil for 15 points while Stacey hit for a season high of 24 points and broke the University scoring Pardon connected on 3-6 shots Another jumper by Stacey and Bul Esterkamp was not done. Kent ended the game without for 10 points and dished out a a huge, one-handed dunk by for- Not at all. a trip to the free throw line. record of 1,834 points with 1,846 points. team high four assists. Matela ward Brent Klassen, off of guard He hit two free throws then a "we were outplayed in the went 4-5 from ihe field to end Keith Mcleod missed jumper, three-point play lo again tie Ihe second half." Walters said. (Cutout) Stacey makes the basket that broke the University scoring record. with eight points and six tied the game at 22. Neither learn game al 39 with 15:35 remaining. The Falcons host Eastern rebounds. scored lor a two-minute stretch. At the 14:57 mark, a Stacey turn- Michigan Saturday at 3:30. Students debate validity of University's core values NICOLE VALEK However, she said the core values person. are mush; worse, they're noi values Next, the group schemed how to pull core values as he or she sees fit." STAFF WRITER matter to individuals in varying Other students simply regard the unique to any institution of higher Iheir plan off. including Ihe burning Elder said. degrees. core values as a joke. learning, much less to BGSU itself," of a cross (creative imaginings) However, many students si 111 Core values are accepted in vary- Although most students agree "Core values? At BGSU? Uni- Daly said. "Instead, what we have is Since the perpetrators manifested MCW the core values as important. ing degrees of importance, accord- that core values are important, there versities are an institution, a busi- a set of aspirations applicable to any Iheir haired. Ihey utilized punish- "I ihink people should lake ihem ing to University students. are some extreme views. ness." said Mat Wilson, sophomore institution — even a grade school." ment-free antics, the group dis- seriously," said Brad Simon, senior Pride in a job well done, creative Some students view them as an popular culture major. "They are Ashley Elder. USG Senator At- play eel pride in a job well done. The spons marketing major. "Everyone imaginings, respect, cooperation and integral part of their learning experi- more worried about money, not Large. said the core values have only core value the racists should have respect for others, and intellectual/spiritual growth are the ence. instilling values." loopholes and oversights. Elder ga\ e encroached upon is respect for one should have pride in themselves to University's core values. "I think the core values are an Some said it is not the Universi- an example of members of the Ku another. get their work done." 'These values seem to be part of important pan of my educational ty's responsibility to be teaching Klux Klan burning a cross in Iron! of In the above situation, those who Many students agree that the I nv ,i decent human being's character." experience." said Kate Newnam. morals. an African-American fraternity took pan in the racist actions abided vcrsitv is Irving to do a wonderful said Lori Davis, senior social work sophomore business major. "One Lawrence Daly, history profes- house, and then taking pleasure in the established University core val- thing by trying to instill these valued major. reason I chose to come to BGSU is sor, said BGSU's core values are a iheir efforts. He wondered how the ues, yet their actions would be per- in each student "I think everybody takes core because I wanted to attend a school list of bromides, none of which are core values would handle the above ceived as evil, intolerant and inad- "I think the world would be a bet- values seriously." said Cassie Gre- lhat placed an emphasis not only related to academic life or intellectu- situation? missible. ter place il everyone could live gory, senior social work major. teaching me facts and figures, but al pursuits. Firsi. the racists acted together in "Herein lies the trap: Each indi- according to these values." saifl also on helping me become a better "The officially stated core values a coordinated fashion (cooperation). vidual will manipulate or use the New nani.
Insldei Comic fans bid Schulz, Peanuts gang goodbye WORLD 8
SARA GRAZIANO himself." major. "1 enjoyed reading it. Snoopy cool." said Jeff Bell, freshman Shawn Sass. freshman business STAFF WRITER Many students say "Peanuts" was was so cool and always happy," tourism and recreation major. "I major. part of their lives. Natalie Ford, sophomore psy- liked Linus because of how he car "Lucy was crazy." Ford said. "I Students have fond memories of "I grew up reading it." said chology major, agreed. ried a blanket around all the time." liked it how she would snatch the Charles Schul/ and the "Peanuts" Amber Tussing. sophomore psy- "Snoopy was cool because he "I always liked those Halloween football from Charlie Brown so he chology major. "It was really cute. I wasn't at all like a and Christmas specials, too," Fisher couldn't kick it It comic strips he authored. r Schulz died Saturday night, just especially liked Woodstock." " "\real dog." Ford agreed. He also though il was cool w.is also cool before his last original comic strip "Charles Schul/. was a man. a s" " *""\\ said. "He was when Snoopy pretended to fighl the how Lucy : appeared on Sunday morning. myth, and a legend for our times." so lazy. sleeping\ * / Red Baron. up her^ "'Peanuts' was really cool." said said Jon Manning, sophomore com- on top of his s. \ * page 2 The BG News Thursday. February 17, 20<)0 WORLD unvw.bgnews.com/ap e World WFP official says she quit over Iraq-UN wrangling In Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS aration of humanitarian aid and dis- armament issues. Putin's campaign focuses on BAGHDAD. Iraq — The head of Burghardt said she fully supports Lfeto *-*"> ij officials the UN. World Food Program in von Sponeck. whose findings "can- KANEVSKAYA. Russia (AP) — Iraq said today that a stalemate over not be challenged by anybody who As Vladimir Pulin inspected a dairy a Security Council resolution laying has a perceptive mind and heart." on a rainy morning, there was little out a new approach to the nation Unlike von Sponeck. who dis- to suggest Russia's leading presi- prompted her to quit. missed as inadequate a December dential candidate was working the "The United Nations is legally resolution that will partially suspend campaign trail bound to implement it. but the gov- sanctions in return for full COOpera Flanked by local officials. Putin ernment (of Iraq) is not cooperating lion with a new weapons inspection patiently listened to tacts and figures for its own reasons." Jutta Burghardt commission, Burghardt said it "has on production, occasionally nodding said in her first comments sine. really positive elements." ^^» ■■■* ^ i or fingering animal feed. He glided announcing her resignation Tuesd.y. With the Iraqi government dig- A past waiting farm workers without a Burghardt. of Germany, was .he _ ^^Sk^Btoa^L^^BT^Vj^Lfl ^J<1fl^LBLVkk.^afl^*\^L^LB H>*-K_ ging in its heels, however, the reso- word. second senior U.N. relief official to If disappointed that the candidate lution cannot be implemented and - j quit this week citing concerns over the suffering of civilians is bound to hadn't paused to shake hands and the humanitarian situation in Iraq. continue, she -aid chat, the farm workers didn't want Hans von Sponeck. the UN human- Not implementing the resolution to show it. itarian coordinator for Iraq, also "We have seen him on TV and resigned saying civilians are victims "brings the unresolved issues full 1 wanted very much to see him in the of the standoff between the Iraqi force 10 the ground here - and we i? —'.^^^^^ flesh." said Galina Grechana. a dairy government and the Security Coun- arc supposed to resolve them." worker. "We liked him and we will cil. Von Sponeck said the new policy all vote for him." During the past decade. Iraqis was flawed and did not make a clear have struggled under economic- distinction between civilian needs r^ and disarmament obligations. sanctions imposed after Baghdad's BBBBV ^BBBBBS*_^BBBBBBBW" 1990 invasion of Kuwait. Under "I do not think this resolution has ■JH - The Nation UN. resolutions, the sanctions can- a chance to come to fruition vcf) not be lifted until weapons inspec- quickly ... even if that happens I do Associated Press Photo tors certify Iraq is free of weapons of not think that this is enough." von In Brief mass destruction. Sponeck told The Associated Press. UN — Germany's Jutta Bryhart.it. head of the UN World Food Program in Iraq, speaks to reporters His resignation became official Von Sponeck, a German diplo- in Baghdad Wednesday. Teens charged with murder mat, long has called for a clear sep- Monday. in firefighters' deaths HOUSTON (AP) — Three teen- agers accused of setting a McDon- Kohl protege falls victim to financial scandal ald's restaurant on fire as they tried to break into its safe with a blow- Tm \ssoi ton n PKI *>■> •'The ('l)t f\s crisis must nol be Wink- Schaeuble said he wanted torch have been charged with mur- allowed to become a crisis foi 10 make u "new bcymninjj" possible der in the deaths of two firefighters democracy," Schaeuble said in for his party, ii was unlikely his A fourth boy. an employee who BERLIN Helmut Kohl's announcing Ins decision i»> relin- departure alone would end the scan closed the restaurant Sunday night hand-picked heii -is chief »>i Ger quish both posts. "This goal ovei dal ovei illegal donations, before it burned, remained in cus- man) 's Christian Democratic Union rides all others." Swiss bank accounts and shad) tody pending juvenile charges. fell victim Wednesday to the finan Chancelloi < ierhard Schroedei bookkeeping thai stretches over Fire Chief Lester Tyra said it was cial scandal that has devastated ihe unclear whether the lire was acci- willed Schaeuble's departure "prob* Kohl's quarter-centurj a~ part) part) since the former chancelloi chairman dentally or intentionally started. abl) a necessar) step" 10 keep the admitted hiding illegal donations Allen Ocromc Davis. 17. and opposition pans alive Kohl has admitted illegally keep while in office brothers Pedro Isreal l.orcdo. 19. 'it's important to recognize that ing up lo SI million off the books ; and Juan Manuel Torres. 17. made Wolfgang Schaeuble, the part) the parlies guarantee the necessar) from 199 98, and ins refusal lo initial court appearances this morn- chairman and parliamentar) faction stability <>t the democratic system in name ihe donors has fueled specula ing. State District Judge Mary I on leader, was forced out in a push b\ Germany." said Schnwder, ihe lion about possible kickbacks ,>\ Keel scheduled their arraignments fellow conservatives convinced that leadei ol Germany's othci main billies Parliament is investigating for March 14 only .t dramatic break with the old party, the Social Democrats and prosecutors are still considering Bonds for the two brothers were leadership would save the part) criminal charges Associated Press Photo The parliament (action is to sekvt raised from $50,000 to $100,000 from self-destructing especiall) new leaders Tuesday, and a new "The CDU is still on slippery alter prosecutors said they feared SCANDAL — Democratic party chairman Wolfgang Schaeuble, with two important state elections chairman will be chosen at a con- ground," said Franz Muentefering, their family might move to Mexico right, and Michael Glos react prior to a faction meeting. coming up soon. gress planned foi April Social Democratic parly manager. 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Talk about the interesting arti- I can't seem to find many conver- college really an extension of high cle you read in the paper. sations that don't start with "remem- Last week in a USG meeting, Kate Newnam, at-large representative, school'.' I've also contused BO with the ber that lime we were SO drunk and made the shocking statement that if you didn't believe in the University's I realize there is an adjustment immature inner workings of high we had SO much fun?" core values you shouldn't be at BGSU. period necessary — but really, peo- school, because all the conversations Can you have fun in this lown "These core values are a fundamental part of being a student at the Uni- ple, after one semester out of high seem the same. without being drunk or under the versity," she said. "If you knew these were the core values when you came, school there should be some sign of In high school you needed to ion influence of some other substance? and you disagree, you shouldn't be here." maturing. form to what the teachers wanted of I don't even want to heai the What is she thinking? I've been wondering if I'm you. when you had less of an oppor- excuses that there's nothing to do in We are at a public university — a place where people go expecting to trapped in high school lately tunity to express >our own idc.is (as BG either, because there are oilui encounter different ideas and conflicting opinions. To even suggest that stu- because I've been hearing a lot of least that's how I felt in high things to do besides drink IF you dents who don't believe in BGSU's core values should leave is stifling one conversations that go something school). want to do something besides drink! of the most important values — freedom of thought. like. "Billy Bob told Sally Sue. who FYI folks, you are attending a Try reading a book for fun. going The core values - - respect for one another, pride in a job well done, coop- told Lester's roommate, who told LIBERAL COLLEGE. You can to a movie, attending a campus eration, creative imaginings and intellectual and spiritual growth — are not my cousin, who then told my room- express your own ideas, and the pro- activity, getting involved in campus something a student must subscribe to in order to be a true BGSU student. mate, who told me that you said ..." Icssois arc a lot more open to them life, and spending a sober night with In fact, current BGSU students didn't even have a say into what they want- Come on, people, we're grown "Can you have fun in than the high school teachers ever your friends (it you can still have ed their school to value up! Or at least I'm giving us enough this town without were. fun sober). True BGSU students should be allowed to be individualistic. True BGSU credit to be considered grown up! Y6u can challenge yourself to College doesn't have to be like students should form their own values. True BGSU students decide who Do we really need this talk- being drunk or under grow and learn more. Learn to think high school! they want to follow, what they want to follow and if they want to follow at bchind-thc-back stuff.' the influence of some for yourself! There is so much opportunity to all. If you hear something about 1 Instead ot simply saying. "I won- grow and change, why don't we lake Secondly, contrary to what Newnam believes, not all students know the someone and you want to know if other substance ?" der about Greek Mythology, could it it? values before they come to the University. Students are usually given a quick it's true or not. then simply GO really have happened ' Those myths Maybe I'm just getting old. and overview during their campus tour; and occasionally they have an opportu- TALK TO THAT PERSON! people's privacy and their choices in arc so outrageous!" maybe you need to grow up. Some people say that the rest of nity to read a few fluffy pieces of literature about these values. Overall how- Why do people wait until a story life. Don't just say it. or wonder it. ever, most students will hear these values, not take them seriously, be goes through eighteen other people Gossip is just like a good news FIND OUT! life is an extension of high school. reminded of them when they get to school in the fall and then decide if they and the is so corroded you can't story: go to the source before you Take a Greek Mythology course; GOOD LORD I HOPE NOT! want to buy into them or not. decipher truth from fiction? Besides, say anything. Double-check your talk to a professor in that field. And you know what? who cares who Sally Sue did this facts. Why can't this simple philoso- Many of the professors have Laura Solosck is o BG News If they don't believe in them, they actually might make BGSU a better weekend anyway? It won't matter in phy be applied to real life? spent so much time with the con columnist. She con hi- contacted by place because new perspectives and new ideas about the way things should a week! Instead of spreading gossip all cents they teach they have written a e-mail oi salasek9hotmaU.com be done will move this University forward. We should try respecting other day. try to find a deeper convcrsa book or two. Many mesmerized in mist of marijuana cery store. Studying, going to class It can trap you into the "pot cul- PEOPLE A "friend of mine" used to be constantly surrounded by a cloud of (if he decided to go), going to work, ture" before you know that it hit pot smoke. But he wasn't always and doing homework. you. on the street ~ • like that. His life was basically a fogg\ "My friend" said that he "never When he first came to school, he haze, until the day he quit! really realized how much effect \ was a huge beer drinker. In fact. I I started to notice how my "old weed had on his life until he quit." Question: What is the most important core value and ; I think he drank every night for the friend" was slowly coming back. It He also said. "Looking back at it * first month of school. started with his personality. now. I realize how stupid and ridicu- After the month-long binge- He began laughing again, joking lous I was. and how much time I '. drinking session finally halted, he around, and his sense of humor wasted in my life." . settled to the regular Thursday/Fri- came back to him. He began to get Now. a lot of you people arc ' day/Saturday night partying. along with people again, and his probably asking the question, "how He lived for the weekends. friendly smile was seen on his face do you know what it's like? You've Eventually, he started smoking more. He was also able to get a com- probably never smoked a joint in - pot "every once in a while." His "good friends" were sudden- plete sentence out of his mouth your life!" * He said. "If someone passes a ly people who smoked a lot of pot. without babbling or switching words Well, if that's what you're think- joint my way. I might as well smoke He began listening to "pot-smoking- around within the sentence. ing, than you're wrong. - it. But I'm not going to buy any." music." watching movies that had He actually left the house and You see, there is no "friend." Kevin Krysiak Well, (his motto soon became old something to do with pot (or were began going to his classes every day. That "friend" is actually me. Sophomore Sophomore " news. He did start buying pot. and just "cool to watch when you're which improved his grades. So I do know what it's like to be Criminal Athletic He rarely missed work, and he trapped in the "pot culture." I have * he did start smoking more than just stoned"), and he spent a lot of his Justice Training * "every once in while." money on weed-related items. began listening to a variety of music seen a lot of this stuff happen to peo- "Respect for one (instead of just "pot smoking ple that I know. Once you do quit, Bottom line — In fact, his new motto became, He became very lazy, and wasn't another because I Marny Oestrend "why wait for the weekends to get music"). you will look back and realize how honestv."" real happy when he had to leave the ,. get no respect Sophomore wasted when I can smoke some house. He began skipping more I also noticed that he had more much time and money you've wasl- weed and catch a quick buzz when- money to spend on food, clothes, cd. MIS classes, and quitting more jobs. "To believe in ever I want?" Basically, he didn't like to do and whatever else he wanted. There's more to life than smoking So that's what he did. anything except "smoke weed and Basically, he began enjoying the weed. There's better things in life yourself and Joe." He began smoking more and play Playstation." things in life that he forgot about than "Northern Lights." but you more weed-.un(il he was smoking His communication became com- during his "foggy days." The things won't realize it until you've gotten almost every day. It got to where he pletely "out of whack." He couldn't that used to make him happy were out of the culture. Being stoned all was the dude rolling the joints, and really get a sentence out of his making him happy again, and the the time hurts you more than you passing the joints at the parties. mouth without babbling or switch- things he used to look forward to think. It was during this time that I ing words around. were looking better every day. On In the words of Neil Young, noticed how he began to change. I top of all this, his eyes cleared up "please take my advice/ open up the He also became one of those guys Nicole Wulf Lisa Marcon noticed his personality was becom- "who could do things a lot better and became bright. tired eyes." Sophomore ing less and less exciting. Personally. I don't believe that Sophomore when he was stoned — like Jon Integrated Business He became more secretive, more Stewart in HALF BAKED." pot is addictive. If abused, however. Todd Nilcy is a BG News colum- Language Arts "Core values? Isn't zoned out. less talkative, and a lot He would smoke weed before I do know that it can take over your nist. He con be contorted ot "Pride in a job that what the harder to chat with. His sense of going to the Rcc. going to the gro- thoughts, words, actions, dreams, nileyt@ bgnct.bgsu.edu humor also began to fade away. music, movies, clothes and friends. well done." 'Real World' was supposed to talk See what's new about?" an c: in the news! Former USG treasurer this. sec that the budget I gave did not approved by myself, however that the two budgets were so different speaks on resignation Further, after the success of the take out bills that were did not always happen. you should have compared them. High School Leadership Retreat. I unpaid...except for the allocation to Further, the Finance Committee It hurls me a great deal that any- ' »W' first off. my resignation as USG decided that I wanted to hold more UAO for the spring concert and the dissolved toward the end of the one on this campus vwiuld trash a Treasurer had nothing to do with the events of that nature. co-sponsorships. semester, so there was no check student for doing the right thing, and budget. Trying to do two jobs is incredi- Gresko. on the other hand took besides myself. that is placing their academics first. Before competing in I resigned for many reasons and bly difficult and unnecessary when out all of the expenditures (not just Joe Stuart is doing a great job Further, it pains me to see an arti- Anderson Arena, the budget difficulties was NOT among there were other qualified USG what was paid). reforming the committee and chang- cle with such blatant disregard for Falcon basketball team them. members to hold the position, like I clearly Mated in the presenta- ing the procedures* and he should be getting both sides of the story (a few played in the old Men's The main reason I resigned is Nick Gresko. tion, that we had major expenses to commended for that phone calls to my apartnient in a less Gym, which is now part that, like everyone here. I am a stu- What your article failed to men- anticipate such as COSGA (which 1 fully support the attempts to get than six- hour period is not proper in of the Eppier complex. dent first. tion was the reason for my resigna- Gresko did take out. unlike myself more control over the budget. my opinion, especially when 1 was This means placing my acade- tion and the fact that I have offered ... because at that point the numbers I am sorry that you didn't find out ,ii ,i meeting related to I'SG). mics above fny extra-curriculars. my assistance to all of USG in figur- were not finalized). this information earlier, however, Finally, what hurts most is that a Since I am in elementary meth- ing out the budget. As far as expenditures that were this information did not have to member of my own organization ■ ods this semester. I do not have the I even placed a personal phone unapproved. yes there were some. come from me. would place the blame of this prob- lime to devote (during the hours of call to Joe Stuart. Head of the However, it is the fault of the people I clearly outlined the reasons for lem on me, when that isn't the case. M trie Business Office (what would be Finance Committee, to reiterate this. that made those expenditures, not my resignation to all of USG in an e- necessary to do the job properly. Further, if you heard the budget the Treasurer. mail and simple questioning would Jill Whyde I think that every student, faculty, presentation and reviewed the infor- I told USG multiple limes that have helped with the answer. jwhydel" bgnet.rjgsu.edu and staff member would understand mation available to you. you would ALL expenditures were to be Also, if you miss understood why Letters to the Editor Policy 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. 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Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. ft - Thursday, February 17, 2000 The BG News page 5 POLITICS WXVlV.bsuews i ant/ay Bush, McCain argine over tenor, campaign financing Gore urges THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ments. McCain conceded th;it Bush may well have been right. COLUMBIA. S.C. — Republi- Polls show Bush and IMcCain rejection can prcsidennal rivals Oov. George locked in a competitive race and the W. Bush and Sen John McCain debate, broadcast by CNN, was the "I 111 ASMK 1*1111 I'KISS fought over campaign financing and biggest opportunity the rival s had to ihe lenor of Ihcir nominalion contest make their case before Saturday's in a lesty debale, with Bush warning primary. RALEIGH, N.C — Following that some of McCain's charges arc They took advantage with relish, Bill Bradley s lead. Vice President "as low a blow as you can give" in lashing at each other repeatedly and Al Gore today urged Senate rejec- OOP politics. drawing scorn from the lesser- tion of a White Mouse nominee to McCain offered a slern lecture of known Keyes, who repeatedly tried the Federal Flection Commission his own and demanded that Bush to inject himself into the debate by Bradley questioned the timing of apologize for an event at which accusing the others of dodging administration cold-weather aid to McCain's commitment to veterans issues At one point, he suggested Northeastern primary stales was questioned by a Bush backer. the debate was like a mud fig ht. The FEC nominee. Republican "You should be ashamed." McCain "I really am sitting here v.onder- Bradley Smith, opposes overhauling said. ing. is this Ihe kind of pointless the campaign finance system, and Days before (he South Carolina squabbling we really want ttiem to Gore issued a statement saying. primary adds definition to the light see." he said of the worldwide audi- "The last thing we need is an FEC for the GOP presidential nomina- ence commissioner who publicly ques- tion. Bush and McCain brought their One of the debate's harsher tions not only the constitutionality differences of opinion before a moments came when McCain a for- of proposed reform but also the con- national audience for a 90-imnute mer prisoner of war, lectured Bush stitutionality of current limitations" debate in which they were joined by about a supporter who questioned Gore said he had voiced his rival Alan Keyes. McCain's commitment to veterans' objections to Clinton after the nomi- McCain has sought to make the issues. nation was made official. "I did not tenor of the campaign an issue by "I don't know if you can under- Associated Press Photo know that the nominalion was pend- pulling all of his negative ads and stand this George, but that really ing." he told a reporter. promising a positive campaign. hurts." said McCain, a former Navy MAIL — Mail carrier Bill Wilson passes a cluster of campaign signs as he prepares to deliver the Each party traditionally gets to But the Texas governor, seated a pilot. "That really hurts." mail on Wednesday. choose half of the FEC members, few feet away, waved a printed flier Bush said he shouldn't b>.: held and President Clinton accepted that attacked Bush over Social Secu- responsible for what his backers say. Bush pointed to earlier charges and campaign Imances Smith even though the nominee rity, a copy of which he said turned "1 believe you have served your by McCain that compared Bush to Polls show a very close race Bush touted a plan unveiledc.nli- opposes limits on campaign dona- up Monday on a car windshield. country nobly." Bush replied, President Clinton, and had a lecture between the two rivals in South (!ai et Tuesda) to overhaul campaign tions, which the commission "That is not by my campaign." adding there was a reason fur his of his own. ohna. leaving little doubt about the financing, arguing he's long been enforces. said McCain. attacks. "I kind of smiled my way "Don't equate my integrity and reasons be hi.-id the heated focused on McCain's centerpiece Bradley said Saturday the admin "It says 'paid for by John through Ihe early primaries and kind trustworthiness to Bill Clinton." said exchanges issue McCain derided it as nddlcd istration was making "a major McCain.'" came the instant rejoin- <>l got detined and I am not going to Bush. "That's about as low a blow as There were plent\ ot other differ- with loopholes retreat on campaign finance reform" der from Bush. In post-debate com- let that happen again." you can gi\e in a Republican puma ences, t»hi. including over abortion by naming Smith. r tk *# £f1iuJciii „v[umni . ^socialIon *W* » Ever Wish You Could Act : 24 Hour Towing » * m Is your teacher tops? Like A Kid Again? Transmission • Tires If so - let them know! 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February 17. 2000 NATION www.bgnews.com/ap Scientists seek to teach old Gas leak threatens nuclear plant cancer drugs new tricks THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pool of cool, non-radioactive water. Steam, produced when the hot water THE ASSOCIATED PHI ^S this: Don't go for knockout punches, BUCHANAN. N.Y. — A small giving big doses with long rest peri- hits the cool water, turns a turbine FOI half a century, the theory ods in between. Jab repeatedly amounl of radioactive steam leaked and generates electricity. behind cancer chemotherapy has instead, with more frequent, low from a Hudson River nuclear plant. The steam was automatically been :his: Hit hard, with as much doses. prompting the declaration of an released through a vent in the roof of drug is the patient can stand. Kill With that strategy, researchers alert, but officials said today that the containment building, the sealed every tumor cell you can. Give the say they have eradicated tumors in workers and residents were not in concrete building that holds the patien t a few weeks to recover. Then mice that should have been incur- danger. reactor, at 7:29 p.m. Tuesday. A do it again. able. "It's teaching an old drug new Soon after the leak was detected monitor in the vent detected radioac- It makes sense, since the goal is tricks. You're just giving it in a dif- Tuesday night, plant officials tivity and sealed the vent after just a essenl ially to poison cancer cells. ferent way." says Robert Kernel of declared the alert but no evacuations few seconds. And i t can cure. the Sunnybrook and Women's Col- were ordered and none was expect- In other cases cancers return, and lege Health Science Center in Quinn estimated about 1 cubic they come back mean They are Toronto and the University of ed, police said. foot of gas had escaped into the air resist: int. no longer affected by the Toronto. The Nuclear Regulatory Com- outside, constituting a "completely drugs. Once this relapse happens, Doctors have already been using mission said today that plant opera- immeasurable" amount of radiation. there's often little that doctors can frequent, low doses of chemothera- tors "have stabilized the plant and The emergency sirens surround- do. py when they have little hope for are in control of all systems" after ing the plant were not sounded At recent scientific meetings. cure but just want to control tumors manually shutting down the reactor. because the steam escape was so howe ver. researchers have described and relieve pain. It said the operators successfully small, the utility said. startl ing findings in mice that might And they already know that a few isolated the generator where the leak The alert remained in effect early indie He a way to avoid that prob- drugs work better for achieving a occurred. lem. cure when given that way. rather today while officials waited for the If they're right it means doctors "Radiological monitoring by the water in the plant to cool. Quinn said than in the usual widely spaced big company at this point indicates there have overlooked a powerful anti- doses. Whether that's because of the the building was accessible but canc:r effect in their drugs for theory advanced in the new mouse have been no measurable releases of nothing could be done inside until decades. It could turn theory on its research is "anybody's guess," said radioactivity from the plant." said the temperature dropped. head. Dr. Richard Schilsky of the Univer- the NRC in a statement issued from The plant was shut down alter the The mouse studies are saying sity of Chicago. the agency's headquarters in leak and is to remain closed for Rockville. Md. maintenance for at least a week. The agency said NRC inspectors Power will be provided by other were at the plant to monitor the plants in the region. response to the incident at the Indian "It's not something we want to River 2 plant in northern Westch- rush." Quinn said of reopening. ester County, about 35 miles north "Something unusual happened of New York City. The plant is oper- tonight." ated by Consolidated Edison. The plant produces about a sev- "There is no danger to the health enth of the power Con Edison sup- and welfare of the general public." plies to its 3 million customers, but Steve Quinn, Con Edison vice presi- there was no loss of power. dent, told reporters early today. The four classifications for emer- No plant workers were exposed gencies at power plants, in ascend- to radiation above the level they ing order of importance, are: an would experience in a normal work- unusual event, an alert, a site-area day, according to Quinn. emergency and a general emer- "All radiation measurements gency. Only one general emergency around the plant and in the commu- has ever been declared at a U.S. nity are within normal readings," he Associated Press Photo nuclear plant, after the March 1979 said. accident at Three Mile Island plant It wasn't immediately known in Pennsylvania. Associated Press Photo LEAK — Steam rises from the Con Edison Indian Point 2 nuclear what caused the leak, which hap- The alert was the first in the Indi- power plant in Buchanan, N.Y., late Tuesday. A leak in a steam CA NCER — Doctors Giannoula Klement and Robert Kerbel pose pened in a tube used to carry hot, an River 2 plant's 26 years of opera- in their laboratory. 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Checkout our Website for a complete Fill out an entry form in today's paper. listing of all our properties. Drawing to be held Friday, February 18. NlLWiS • www.wcnet.org/~gbrental y Thursday, February 17, 2000 The BG News page Flashing Fair gives students edge in working world Our Briefs NICOLE VALLK According to Ten Sharp, director two mam advantages ■>! attending. STAFF WRITER of media relations, more lhan 200 Not tinly docs Ihc l-jn give slu BG News Briefs students are expected to attend dents the opportunity to learn aixiut When University students go to "I think it is great that the Uni- interview skills, it also gives them UAO sells posters all week versity provides opportunities such the chance to explore different Decorate your room, office or the Employer Fair, they may expect as career fairs and similar events for career options apartment with posters full of per- to find an internship or possible students," said Julie Childers. a The Fair also offers internships sonality! Posters will be sold each employment for the summer. 1997 BGSU graduate, who is a busi day this week from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from 40 different companies, which "I think the Employer Fair is a ness administrative staff member at can lead to an immediate pay-off at the Student Services building. great opportunity to find an intern- Honda' of America Manufacturing ship and f plan on going," said Jason Inc. in Marysville. Many students are lixiking for- James discusses book at BG Byer, sophomore business major. ward to attending so they can find an Winston James, an associate pro- Childers. who is a co-op recruiter internship. On Thursday, more than 35 area for Honda, said career fairs allow fessor of history at Columbia Uni- In 1998-1999. the Cooperative versity, will talk on his award-win- and national companies are expected companies to see many students at a Education and Internship Program's ning book "Holding Aloft the Ban- to discuss their employment oppor- time and tell them about the oppor- "earn-while-you-learn" program ner of Ethiopia" at 10 a.m. (Loca- tunities within purchasing and pro- tunities available. placed 951 students with 378 tion is to be announced). duction management, economics Along with Honda, other compa- employers. More than 96 percent of and finance industry. nies represented at the fair include the employers said they would hire Dinner theatre held 25th The event will take place from Marathon, Ashland Petroleum. their student employee if they could 6:30 to 9 p.m. in 101 Olscamp Hall. Cooper Tire & Rubber. Owens and 99 percent said their student met and 26th It is co-sponsored by the depart- Coming and Kohl's. or exceeded their job requirements. The 11th annual Classic Soul ments of management, economics Attending the employmer fair can Dinner theatre will be held at 8 p.m. For more information about the and finance along with purchasing be beneficial to students. Employer Fair, contact the Univcisi Feb. 25 and 26 in 101 Olscamp Hall and production management and the According to Bruce Smith, direc- ty's Cooperative Education and On Feb. 25. the cost for students is Cooperative Education and Intern- tor of the Cooperative Education Internship Program office at (419) $10 and includes h r d'ocuvres; the ship Program. and Internship Program, there are night of the 26th '.- .lures a full din- 372-2451. ner buffet at a cost of $20. Spon- sored by the Center for Multicultur- al and Academic Initiatives. Recreation sports offers women's weight class Recreational sports is offering a The Bl#t class for women to learn the basics of weight training. "Women on Weights" will be held Feb. 23 and A female reported that her of toilet paper were March 1 from 12 p.m. to I p.m. in book bag was stolen from the around the rcslroom. the Student Recreation Center Campus Blotter BGSU bookstore. weight room. A male reported that someone Jennifer Knox. Bowling had broken the rear window of The cost of the series is $20. To Friday: Green, was cited for speeding on register, call the recreation center at his car in the McFall parking lot. A student reported that his Alumni Drive. A female reported that some- 2-2711 or sign up at the center's computer programming book was Kristen Scmple. Bowling main office. one knocked her driver's side stolen from Olscamp Hall. Green, was cited for speeding on d(K>r off in Lot 8. 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Paviour notes, light, who recalls. "One councilor Who sent Violet. :i fowl insured lor Paula Flight. 35. who . - "and our customers shouted. 'I'll wring its bloody neck ' $1.5 million, lo the great chicken coop bought Violet and her didn't like it. Also, it Then they discussed who would do the in the sky? sister. Ruby, as pets for ' wasn't very hygienic'' dastardly deed." The residents of this picttne pretty her daughter, believ Members of Finch- "It didn't sound like a joke," she village northeast of London have been the chicken may ha ' ingfield Parish Council adds. wondering ever since the bird, a bump- been done in by an l also protest their inno- Finchingficld resident Simon tious Rhode Island Red WIH> strutted enemy, cence. Chairman Burgess, who arranged to insure Mo- for yean, among ibc ducks by the vil- Although Violet had H Edwin Collar concedes tet's life through the London firm Grip, lage pond, was found dead OIK- chilly "not a mark on her" \ a councilor threatened says the policy — with an annual pre- day in December. when she was found to wring the bird's neck mium of $1,680— will pay out only if Could it be the pub landlord, who dead outside her pen once, but insisis "it was Flight can prove Violet was killed and disliked the way Violet fluttered around Dec. 3, Flight says . JS a facetious remark." eaten by councilors or. in a bizarre fil- his customers? Or one of the village "someone had to undo "I'm sorry the lip added by the insurers, abducted by councilors, allegedly heard planning to the catch and take her chicken has passed aliens. wring Violet's neck alter locals coin- out." away/' he says. Flight submits that Violet, who fea- plained she was mining the garden Fox Pub landlord The problem began tures in a local artist's daubs of the vil- around the war memorial? Or perhaps Mike Puviour denies when somebody com- . lagc, did no harm and even attracted the stranger seen driving erratically in a any wrongdoing, but readily admits plained Violet was disturbing liaik visitors to Finchingficld. The bird had van? he's pleased Violet w ill no longer perch arranged around the plants undei the to wander free because she became so Suspicions of fowl play abound. on a shell in Ins 17th-century inn. stone cross memorial to wartime dead stressed behind bars that her feathers Though Violet's owners Itad insured Violet, who had the run of the place on Finchingfield's village green. fell outi her ownet says. THE BIGGEST BACK TO SCHOOL Wa*f f o gef ahea4 f his summer? POSTER SALE Then register for su»*wer courses af BGSU' . Get a BGSU Suttwer catal<>3 and register today.' 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Bui middleweight boxing champion II suing the makers ol The Hurri- "'Prime Time" rales as something of cane." saying the movie inaccurate- a long shot to make Ihc Cincinnati ly portrayed him as being "relent- Reds' roster this season MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News lessly pummeled" by Rubin "Hum- Sanders. 32. the Dallas Cowboys cine ' Cuter in a 1964 title light. KING OF THE COURT — (Above) The Bowling Green Joey Giardello, whose real name football player who is trying to scoring King stands tall and proud in front of his fans. is Ciimine O.Tilelli. filed the tcder- come back as a baseball player in a Along with Stacey becoming the scoring leader, senior forward Dave Esterkamp also had reason to celebrate ,il defamation lawsuit in Philadel- return engagement with the Reds, after reaching the 1,000 point mark for the Falcons. phia against Universal Pictures. showed up at spring training lues Beacon Communications and day — six days before position play- Films. "The Hurricane." released by ers were due to report. He said he Universal last month, is based on the has plenty of work to do if he is to life story of Carter, who served 19 win a spot on the Reds' rosier for ihc MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ years in prison alter being convicted The BG News season opener April 3. in 1967 of Ihree murders, ihc con- "A lot of work, a lot of rcpeii- THIN WHITE LINE— (Left) Falcon viction was later overturned The lawsuit said the movie lions," he said "That's why I'm here guard Keith McLeod unsuccessfully tip-toes the out of bounds line. describes the fight as having clearly now. ... I warned to come in here, Despite the turnover, McLeod got his been won bv Cartel hut that the rehab my knee and hit. hit, hit. hit." redemption with two key three point judges were influenced by ihe field goals late in the game to help He musi overcome leg injuries to raciall) charged atmosphere Gia- seal the BG victory. rdello won bv unanimous decision regain Ihe speed thai would make "Virtually every boxing expert him appealing lo the Reds as a lead Stacey just 1 of many BG bailers to receive honors then and now will tell you I won the off hitter and base stealer He hasn't fight." Giardello said Wednesday. '■ NICK HURM can Nate Thurmond sets a school victory for the falcons Komives 50 three point line in his careei Referee Robert Polls, who scored played baseball since 1997. He record grabbing 31 rebounds in a point outburst erased Ihc week old February 28. 1996 BG senioi SPORTS WRITER the fight 72-66 in favor of Giardello. signed a nonguaranleed, minor- consolation game of Ihc NCAA mark the former all-time leading sensation Antonio Daniels becomes Wednesday night's mens basket- tournament against Southeast Con- scorer set against Ohm wiih 44. ihe 27lh player in schixil hisioi> to said: "They portrayed Joey Giardel- league contract wiih Ihe Reds. ball game was one for the record ference Champion Mississippi State. Komives went on to average 36.7 amass l ,000 career pomis in .i Bowl- lo as an incompetent fighter. 1 ing Green uniform. More impres- Reds general manager Jim Bow- books with Anthony Stacey becom- Thurmond also added 19 points on points per game on ihe season though! it was ludicrous." ing the all-lime leading scorer for six of 22 shooting. With the mark, March 8, 1988 Steve Martcncl sive. Daniels is only the 13th player The lawsuit seeks to have a video den, a fan of Sanders, hopes the two- Bowling Green. Let's take a look the great Thurmond set a BG record finishes his career with a loss in the in the programs history to accom- that still holds today collecting MAC Tournament against Ohio. The plish the feat in three seasons as he clip placed at the end ol the movie sport star has a go.xl spring Howden back of other record breaking moments in BG basketball history. 1,295 rebounds in his career. He also BG senior guard scores exactly scnics 19 points in front of the home showing the actual footage of the set the single season rebounding 1.000 points in his career, scoring 19 crowd. Despite the milestone. envisions him at the lop of a batting March 4. 1950- The falcons fall tight, said Giardello's attorney short to DePaul at Chicago Sladium mark thai season with 452. in the 79-73 loss to ihc Bobcats Daniels misfires twice in the Iin.il order that would include Barry 73-55. It is a record breaking day for February 14, 1964- Falcon Marlcnct also immortalizes himself Seconds as ihe Falcons suffer a 58- Pennsylvania Boxing Commissioner 56 defeat b> ihc hands of Miami. l.arkin. Ken Griffey Jr., Dante | Eugene Dudley. The Falcon senior guard Howard "Butch" Komives. in the BG record books with the George Bochetto. The lawsuil alto Ihe nations leading scorer, puts up a highest three-point field goal per- The RedHawks. lead by star Devon appeared in his 126th career game, a seeks unspecified monetary dam Bichette and Sean Case) record lhat has not been matched to record 41 shots against Niagra. centage in a season and a career Davis, would go on lo win Ihe Mid- Komives sets an Anderson Arena Manenet shot 56.3 percent on the American Conference Champi- ages "He has lo gel on base and have date March 16, 1963 BCi All-Ameri- record scoring 50 points in a 104-67 season and 56.7 percent behind Ihe onship. "When you identity a real-life thai same bla/ing speed he's always person like Joey Giardello and. in a had where he can steal second and totally gratuitous manner, strip him third at will." Bowdcn said "[-very ' Toledo keeps on rolling; Western Michigan picks up big win of his rights, strip him of his di there's no reason for it and it's inex- lime he gels on. il should be a run or THB ASSOCIATED PRESS over 15 minutes left. and Cedric Moody gol Ihe Cardinals much of Ihc game, laking a 27-15 back lo within Iwo points with 50 lead midway through the first half. cusable." Bochcllo said. a chance lo be a run." But Duane Clemens, who led all TOLEDO — Craig Rodgers scorers with 26 points, put the Car- seconds left but Ball Siatc( 16-8. 8-7) Northern (12-12. 6-9) cut the lead to Universal representatives said Sanders' batting stroke is rusty. scored 18 points and grabbed eight dinals up 57-56 off a jump shot with could get no closer 41-32 at the half, but with 13:08 leti they were unaware of the lawsuit rebounds as Toledo beat Ball State He hopes lo overcome that. less than five minutes remaining. Robi Cullars hit a 3-poml shot in the second half Western opened a and would not comment. A represen- 66-61 Wednesday night. Lonnic Jones scored 13 points for with 20 seconds left to give Toledo a 62-43 lead. tative at Beacon Communications "It's been a while." he said. "But Rodgers. made 6-of-8 attempts Ball Stale and Josh Murray had ten 64-59 lead and put the game awav Northern had a 12-4 spun in ihe said she was instructed not to com- from the field and made 6-of-IO free W. Michigan 92, N. Illinois 85 with the work I'm going to put forth, rebounds and eighl points for Ihe final two minules to cut ihe final ment. throws. Chad Kamslra. made ihree Cardinals. score to seven points people are going lo forget that." of six 3-poinl shot attempts, and KALAMAZOO. Mich. — Tony Television announcer l.cs Kcnei. Hut Ttylcn ."Wed 12 poinls and scored 18 points for the Rockets Rodgers gave Ihe Rockels a 58- Barksdale scored 34 poinls and who narrated the real fight, called Sanders said he gol the desiu- to nine rebounds for Western and Rod Greg Stcmpin had 12 points and 57 lead with a layup and then Kam- Thadus Brown added Id, making 4- ihe mm ic's depiction "fictitious and refum lo baseball when he sal in the stra hit a 3-pointcr lo put Toledo (14- Of-9 3-pointcrs. as Western Michi- Brown had 10 points and eights eight rebounds. ludicrous." stands as a spectator lasi June in 12. 8-7 in Ihe Mid-American Con- gan beat Northern Illinois 92-85 jssisis T J Lux had 30 poinls and Toledo, which led 33-25 at half- **J.>cv Giardello was a clear-cut time, took its biggest lead of the ference) up 61-58 with under ihree Wednesday night 12 rebounds for Northern. Icon Arlington, Texas, to watch ihe Texas winner." Keiier said "You can't take game when Kamstra hit a 3-pointer minutes left. The Broncos 110-14. 6-9 Mid- Rodgers scored 19 and Rc\ Jones Rangers play Colorado. to put the Rockets up44-33 with just A free throw each by Clemens Americanl led by double figures added 10. awaj .i man's legacy." On Wednesday, Dmitri Young agreed to a SI.95 million, one-year Basketball contract. The outfielder, 26. was Ihe last Cincinnati player in salary arbi- iralion. Rodman causing havoc already He baited 300 last season with THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee Bucks. seriously." 14 homers and .56 RBIs in 373 at- As he left Reunion Arena follow- Rodman also may be peeved ai DALLAS — Dennis Rodman bals and made S375.0O0'. He had ing ihe game. Rodman accused Stern for forcing him to move out of was suspended for one game and Stern and the league of being out to the guest house of Mavericks owner- been scheduled for an arbitration fined $10,000 Wednesday, a day get him. He suggested thai he and in-waiting Mark Cuban. The com after being ejected from a game and the commissioner "get some damn missioncr said the arrangement vio- hearing Friday in Tampa. 1-la. later saying he wanted lo duke il out gloves on and we go in the ring and lated salary cap rules even though Cincinnati spin its two cases that with David Stern. we can see who'll come out the win- Rodman was paying rent lie was NBA spokesman Chris Brienza ner." given 72 hours lo mine out or the went lo hearings, beating pitcher said Rodman's comments about the Rodman, who has been throwing team would he heavily fined. commissioner had "absolutely noth- Steve Harris ($1.4 million) and los- verbal jabs at Stern for years, was "He's moved into a high-rise ing to do with" the punishment. still talking about settling matters apartment." Cuban said Tuesday. "I ing to pitcher Scott Sullivan ($1.1 Ii is lor falling lo leave ihc court with his Cists after practice Wednes- don'l know if all ihe stuff is com in a timely manner following an day, a few hours before the suspen- pletely moved yel. but it's done." million). ejection and for verbally abusing the sion was announced. Rodman's blowup against the In addition lo Young, the Reds officials." Brienza said. "I expect David Stern is going to Bucks started because he thought Rodman, who has spent more do something, but I don't give a Milwaukee was gelling away with scaled with outfielder Alex Ochoa lime wrestling than playing basket- damn." Rodman said. "Me and playing an illegal defense When the ball the last nine months, lost control ($862,500). second baseman Pokey David Stern need lo clear our differ- first technical was called, he went to of his temper with 7:13 left in just ences. Like I said last night, let's get Ihe other end of the court and sal Reese ($1.95 million), outfielder his second game with the Dallas into the ring. He gets naked. I get inside Ihe lane. He was whistled Mavericks naked and lei's go in and get it on. again immediately. Michael Tucker ($3.5 million for He was hit with a technical foul brother" "I told Ihe referee. 'Why don'l two years) and pitcher Gabe White for arguing a non-call, then was After the suspension was you kick me out for a reason ' let slapped with another when he sal announced. Rodman said through me hit somebody first. Thai's a good ($630,000). down on the court in protest A sec- his spokeswoman: "I don't know reason. Don't kick me out because I ond technical meant an automatic why all this focus is on me. I'm a Outfielder Mike Cameron, the sit down.'" Rodman said. "I've been ejection. Ihe 23rd of his career. competitor. I want my team to win a marked man for years Nobody eighth Reds player to file for arbilra- ' Rodman vented to the officials, and. yes. I got upset. else in Ihe league would have gotten then snipped his jersey near mid- "But I'm being singled out only kicked out for that " tion last month, was dealt lo Seattle court, ran to the baseline and handed because I'm passionate about win- Rodman ac'.ually was having a Associated Press photo last week in ihe Ken Griffey Jr. trade Ihe shirt lo a young fan. He then ning. I'm here in Dallas lo help ihis good game before being tossed. He MISCHIEVOUS — Dennis Rodman, now with the Dallas Maver- exiled around the Mavericks bench. learn win. And. you've gol to be kid- had 16 rebounds - ihe most by a icks was suspended a game and fined $10,000 dollars for failing and settled with Ihe Mariners at Dallas, which trailed by four at the ding me. if everybody is really tak- Dallas player this season — and to leave the court in a timely manner after being ejected Tuesday time, ended up losing 112-99 to the $2,225,000. ing the comments after the game added six poinls and four assists during a game against Milwaukee. Page 10 The BG News Thursday. February 17, 2000 SPORTS u ww.bgniitK i ont/sports mr ■^TansactiOTt5"'"~TBT" -•»- ••»»' JVo«* fcK£ W>8 Wednesday^ Sporti ItansactlOM National Basketball Association BOWLING GREEN 71, KENT 61 BASEBALI Young agrees lo onc-vear contract EASTERN CONFERENCE American I ragur CINCINNATI — Dmitri Young, the last Mlanlk llimioii OAKI nn Mill ETUIS Agiml I" i nil I lll'lvm; Mills on Cincinnati player in salary arbitration, agreed KENT (20-5) » Pet .i minor kagiH'Conlmci Mijnn II 646 TORONTO BI.I I |AYS—Agrml lo k> Hi I III' In. Uin.kT-.ui Wednesday to a $1.95 million, one-year contract. New York 19 604 mi .i manor-k ague conlrai i Young, a 26-year-old outfielder, hit .300 last Nalional I rar.ur Thomas 3-6 0-0 7. Perry 4-8 0-0 8, Whorlon 6-7 0- fhiljdclphu »7 '4(1 season with 14 homers and 56 RBIs in 373 at-bats i IM INN Ml HI DS \..i...i in i.-rni. ..oh in Iimini Mxinti "n n Otljndo 24 480 one-yeai ccntrad and made $375,000. I le had been si heduled for a 0 12, Shaw 1-4 0-0 2, Mitchell 3-8 0-0 8, Huffman 3- BoMon " 440 MONTREAI EXPOS Agreed lo WHB with Ol I'.nn.l Lennomml hearing I riday in Tampa, I la Ntwjmt) 19 180 Kill' Felipe I o.i on minor-league contrai Is Cincinnati split its two cases that went to hear- 70-2 7, Meets ^-90-0 15, Warren 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 26- Wellington 15 100 BASklIBAII <'rnlrjl Division NBA—Su«pended I lalta* I Dennis Rodman n ilhoul paj i"' one Rank' ings, beating pitcher Sieve I'arris ($1.4 million) Indiana '2 16 66' and lined him $10000 far hbaclion during igarru onrVI' I"' and losing to pitcher Scott Sullivan (SI.I million). 52 0-2 61. MILWAUKEI mi KS Signed I MirviJ turlcean lo a conlracl foi Ihi CharlaK :H 20 In addition to Young, the Reds settled with out- reni ol th.. MOjon I minim n 21 561 GOLDEN STATI WARRIORS- IVadedC I. hn Stark* and a tlrsl round fielder Alex < 'i ho.i ($862,500), second baseman Milwaukee 2? 52'. Ii 1/2 BOWLING GREEN (19-6) draft pkk i" IheChlcaga Bulln Pokes Reese ($1.95 million), outfielder Michael Dcuoil 2S 51(1 7 1/2 PHILADELPHIA76ERS kcquiredC-l tony Kukoe Irom n Tucker ($3.5 million for two years) and pitcher All.mu 20 417 Bulb (a I Bruce Bower traded I Bill) Owens and i: Lam " Ikd Jen Stale Acquired looiBAll. Gabe White ($630,000). Esterkamp 5-10 =i-r> 15, Slacey 11-16 2-3 24, norland 20 400 10 208 CAROLINA PANTHERS -Signed I'I la) Williams Reb i Rii Outfielder Mike Cameron, the eighth Reds Anlhon) Redmon WESTERN CONFERENI I player to file for arbitration last month, was dealt Matela 4-5 0-0 8, Jackson 2-6 2-2 6, Pardon 3-6 4-4 . IM l\\ \ll BENGALS Signed DE Win |hn Booker I Mill",.I Dui.lllll i.inlr.i.l to Seattle last week in the Ken Griffey Jr. trade and M Pel 10, McLeod 2-6 0-2 6, Klassen 1-1 0-0 2. CiRI I N BAl PA< M RS ■-: .II. I I'I I * l.u.'iiv settled with the Mariners at $2,225,000. San vmonio ij (.40 MIAMI DOLPHINS Signed S Brian Walkoi ronlracl Youngstoun announces self-imposed penalty I'ljh 2'l (-14 andSKdvinSlgief WRI ore) rhomai ami QB Todd l> YOUNCSTOWN. Ohio — The football pro- Minnesota V 21 561 MINNESOTA VlklM.s ]<,■ signed I'Milch Betget loalive yean n llalflime—Kent 32, Bowling Green 30. 3-point Ir.i. I Denvci 22 27 44') gram al Youngstown state University will give NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS- Named Mlla Woti Ik ilrenglhand .. n Houston 21 10 412 oul two fewer scholarships for the next three diUoning coach and Markus Paul .issislanl Hirenglli and condiuoning goals—Kent 9-19 (Meers 5-8, Mitchell 2-3, Huff- •ill* [>jllj- 20 coach years and will also reduce by five expenses-paid Vancouver U N'EWORLI kNSSAINTS -Tended a conlracl olier lo SI Louis Ram* recruiting visits as punishment for NCAA viola- man 1-5, Thomas 1-1, Perry 0-1, Shaw 0-1), Bowl- ■MMcDtiMM I in harliei lemons tion^ PortkHid W 7H0 NEW YORK GIANTS Named Eom Olivadolli Iine>iacker9 coach The university announced today that the ing Green 2-8 (McLeod 2-2, Slacey 0-3, Jackson 0-1, I. A Liken .18 776 1/2 II \M SM l ill \\s Signed Rl Fled Milk iu> ,rar contract and I Ii Seattle 12 615 8 Randall GcaNre) lo < fist re* i otwrari \i \ A has accepted a report summarizing a two- Pardon 0-1, Lsterkamp 0-1). Pouted out—None. Ptaenu '0 612 8 1/2 IKK kl 1 year investigation concerning improper payment SaciameMo '0 612 8 1/2 ins \SI.IIIS KINGS sctitatcd RM Ita ild 1 oene trom the u ed ol i student athlete by a member of the school's 250 Rebounds—Kent 27 (Thomas, Perry 6), Bowling GoMenStaie 12 rcscrkcliu hoard of trustees. The sanctions are imposed by I \ Copper. II 220 NEW YORK IS'.ANIHiRS V ( helutud I the university on itself, with the NCAA's Green 24 (Matela 6). Assists—Kent 19 (Huffman 7), Tknndajl Oanwa ii.. Mil RecalledLW Mart I a»rcik< ill i| I Ihc III! approval. Denvei at i kvctand 1 H)n m ( (II I II.I Indiana JI Milwaukee * p m \- a member of the NCAA, it's incumbent Bowling Green 10 (Pardon 4). Total fouls—Kent 16, ( WISH 5 Named Edw IW A Miami ai Chieaga s )0 p m upon YSU lo understand and comply with all ■ III ( II Mil I - \ .1 lull l' DelnM .ii 11..M-.V K III pin \( A \ rules," football coach |im Tressel said. Bowling Green 9. A—1,620. . i,l. Poll sitter Earnhardt thinks streak is racing to final close Im ASMS nun I'Kiss Sunday's main event The two former Indy-cai drivers the main event in the Hud Shootout, tool on the last lap Scattered behind them are ihe "We're working on our car and got inlo a shoving match in the a made-for-TV race foi ihe previous Those two are the class ol the Grand Prixs ol Ken Schrader. Stew- DAYTONA BEACH. I la — gelling il better." he said. "If you can garage area atfei arguing about the year's lop qualifiers partially redesigned Fords, which art and Bobb) I ahonte. as well as Dale Earnhardt suspects his streak is sla) oul of (rouble, you can have a accident. In trying to break up Ihe Virtu.ills everyone expects the the General Motors teams insist the Chevys of Earnhardt, defending done. pretty good daj confrontation, a Stewart crew mem- two-time Daytona 500 winnei lo have an aerodynamic advantage Daytona 500 champion Jeff Gordon He has 10 straight victories in the A couple of drivers were unable ber left a bloody cut neai Gordon's dominate on Thursda) ovei hoih iheii virtually unchanged and Sterling Marlin. Gaioradc 125-mile qualifying races in slay din of trouble on Wednesday mouth "All I can say is I'm going to IT) Pontiacsand iheii totally redesigned Robby Gordon, who has been for the Daytona 500 and is sure that in Ihc final practice before ihc qual- Rookie Dave Blaney also crashed to win. try lo keep Earnhardt from ( he\> Monte ' .II b>s .inning the fastest drivers in practice siring will end Thursda) ifying races during the practice session None ol winning 11 m a row," Jarrett said With ihc cars diuded between Ihe last two days, is also in Ihe first "Jarrett has a lock on Ihc show Tony Stewart, last year's top Ihe cars were badly damaged His new Robed Yales Racing the qualifying races, the luck ol the race right now." he said. rookie, got into a scuffle with Robby Since ihc slock cai ponion ol teammate, Ricky Rudd. has been drau has placed most of ihe best "It's pretty incredible." Jarrett But as certain as the seven-time Gordon after the two had a fender- Daytona Speed Weeks began lasi almost as good Rudd look the out- cars in the openei said of the first race lineup. "It's not Winston Cup champion is thai Dale bender on Ihe track. Siewarl nudged Friday, Jarrctt's No 88 Ford Taurus Side spoi on ihe Ironl row for ihe 5(K) Starting tight behind Jarrell will lhat either race is easy but. man. 1 Jarreii is ihc guy lo beat, Earnhardt ihe rear of Gordon's car while Gor- has been overpowering. He easily and ran nose-tn tail vMth Jarrett in he the Tauruses of Dill Elliott, Maik Started looking down our race and is also certain Ins No. I Chevrolet don was trying to make I pass, spin won the pole for Sunday's 500-milc the Shootoul before getnng caught Martin, Rusty Wallace and Said, 'Well, we'll know where we Monte Carlo can ho competitive in ning him off the track. race, then won a qualifying race and up in a crash and ending up on his NASCAR rookie Scott I'ruell stand for ihc 500. aside from Ricky.' t1M" '"" ,5( RRRRRT MEMBERSHIP SERVICES • Emergency road service • Airline tickets • Towing service • Car rental • Lockout service • Rail tickets ^r • Triptiks & maps • Cruises **>n»*Sf • Tour books & camping directories • Tours • Hotel/motel reservations • Passport photos • Disney vacation packages • Insurance • Universal Studio packages Stop in and Visit Our Professional Staff 7MZ Proud Sponsor of the Falcon Fan Fest Northwest Ohio Grand Prize Giveaway Wood County Saturday, February 19,2000 414E.WoosterSt. Bowling Green, OH 43402 Standing, Left to Right: Laurel Sautter- Q FALCON (419) 352-5276 • 1 -800-328-4123 Sharp, Caroline Graham, Martha Atkins, Brenda Bozeman, Kim Brumbaugh, FAN-FEST Fax(419) 353-4007 Seated: Ann Rumschlag & Debbie fa I Ion _ Thursday, February 17. 2000 ThelKi News page II NEIGHBOR HELPING H E Campus Events Services Offered Personals Wanted ATTENTION No plans lor spring break? Congratulations to sister Beth Schubert of Student Teachers in Fall 2000 Semester NEIGHBOR . Try an alternative trip1 Kappa Delta on her position as Communi- 1 Rmt for sum 00 & yr 00-01 M/F Close Required TB Skin Test (PPD) Go to Appalachia to do service (or people to campus 4 downtown, washer & dryer, Tuesday February 8th (Last names A-M) ty Service Chair for PanheM We knew you in need1 Questions/Interested. Call Sarah 1 own room, $260/mth, no ulls. Call 353- Monday February 21 st (Last names N-Z) could do it at St. Thomas. 352-7555 3410, Mary or Jasmine 5 00-6 30pm No plans for spring break'' RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Student Health Service Try an alternative trip* 1-2 sublsrs needed No sec dep Fum BG Enter to win 2 tickets to Fee S8 00 Go to Appalachia to do service for people 2 bdrm apt $275 mo per person plus March 31st concert Bring your student ID in need1 Questions/Interested, Call Sara gas & elec 610 2nd St. *D Avail immed Education Building Steps at St Thomas, 352-7555. Lease Aug 2000 Kim at 353-8259. NEWS $1 a piece or 6 tor $5 Personals ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO APPLY! 2-3 subleasers for May-Aug , $180/mth * Benefits Dance Marathon "'CAMPUS FACT LINE"' utilities, own bedroom. Campbell Hill, spa- Bursar able AOII AOII AOII AOH AOII AOII M! CAMPUS FACT LINE '" cious, Call Beth 353-6918 FOO FIGHTERS , , I The sisters ol AOII congratulate JOBS" JOBS" JOBS "JOBS"!JOBS"» We Care! We Care! We Care! We Care! Classified Want lo revenge your old roommate? Amy Miller on her pearling to TODAY"'TODAY'"TODAY"'TODAY'" Be a Welcome Leader! Your ex? Have them arrested lor Kappa Korey Ketcham' Now hiring operators for Campus Fact Help new students adjust to life at BGSU Delta's annual Jail & Bail. Arrest tickets AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII Line Open to freshmen and sophomores and polish your leadership skills Pick up sold next week. Feb. 21-25 in the Educa- Ads The sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi would Only 100 applications available and they an application in Office of Student Life. tion and Math Science Bldg tor only $1 like to congratulate Cyndi Redman on her are going fast Applications due Friday! 405 Saddlemire Student Services. per arrest! pearling to Drew VanNort! Apply in the Office of Due by Fn , Feb. 18 © 5pm 372-6977 Marketing and Communications. 806 Call 2-2843 for more information xn xn xn xn xa Administration Building Jobs begin next Daffodil Days Congratulations lo the sister of the week fall, training this spring For more The BG News will not knowingly accept Heather Bates advertisements that discriminate, or Travel information call 372-2616. encourage discrimination against any xn xu xn xn xa March IAMERKAN individual or group on the basis of race. #1 Spring Break Vacations' Cancun, Ja- r«i>B ■ roB • roii • rB Today Through Feb 21 Help Wanted set, color, creed, religion, national ori- maica, Bahamas, Florida Best Prices The sisters ol Gamma Phi Beta would like 20 TSB8? gin, sexual orientation, disability, status 1 to invite you to attend our open OPEN YOUR HEART WEEK OHIOOIVlSf*. HC Guaranteed Free Parties & Cover charg- as a veteran, or on the basis of any other es! Spaces limited, book now' All major recruitment at the P1S house Feb 15, Aspiring Writers legally protected status credit cards accepted! 1 -800-234-7007 16, & 17trom 8lo 10pm. Join the fun' Inform, Expose www.endlesssummertours com Meet Someone Cool' The BG News reserves the right to Hope to see you there! Provoke, Explain ""Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise! r«i»i> • i $675 /mo. + electric (4 person rate) month lease plus electric $625 /mo. ♦ electric (3 person rate) 1 Restaurant Cash. Debit Dining Select, BIG CHARGE, QTgT 332 S. Main St. 352-5620 i^Hj FOR A LIMITED TIME $300 Deposit www.newloverealty com BF^I Department Charges, Visa, Some Restrictions may apply Mastercard, and Golden Buckeye discount Accepted TTTTTTTjrrri.l 4 I page 12 The BG News Thursday, February 17, 2000 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale 400 Counselors/Instructors needed! Coed Barry's Bagels now hiring counter help PUT-IN-BAY Attention summer camps in Pocono Mountains. PA. 3rd shift. Contact Suzie at 354-0011. Help wanted for the 2000 season: Summer Counselors SONY CDX-71RF Car 10 Disc Changer Fraternities " Sororities * Clubs * Student Lohikan, 800-488-4321 www.lohikan.com. Groovy dude1 Get paid while you surf the event staff-personnel Great staff-Great facilities-Great Experi- Brand new. Asking $300. Contact Jason Groups internet! It's that easy with no gimmicks: cocktail people, bar backs, security, ence. NY S Co-ed resident camp 2 353-1709 Fraternities ■ Sororities ' Need to earn $1,000-52.000 tor a student www groovydude.com. sound tec & stage lighting personnel, hours NYC, Athletics, Baseball, Basket- organization? CIS, the original fundraiser Ctubs' Student Groups Chef's, short order cooks. Housing ball, Tennis, Roller Hockey, Swimming, Marathon Special Products since 1995, has the solution with an easy Student organizations earn available lor all jobs. Spend a summer at Waterskiing, Boat River, Woodworking, Local manufacturing company seeking in- For Rent three-hour fundraising event $1,000-52,000 with the easy the bay. Photography, Ceramics, RopesAVall, Accept no imitations. campusfundraiser.com three hour dividuals willing to work on 2nd and 3rd The Beer Barrel Saloon Kennybrook-633 Saw Mill River Road, shifts. We offer an excellent physical work Dates are filling quickly! Contact us for fundraising event. No sales required. 419-285-BEER Ardsley, NY 10502 Fax (914) 693-7678, environment. Part-time production posi- immediate results at (888) 698-1858 or Fundraising dates are filling quickly, so Special person needed to provide so- 1-800-58-Camp2. E-mail: 'Fantastic Rural Setting apply on line at fundraismgsolutions.net call today! Contact campusfundraiser.com tions available. The positions offer a mini- Kennybrook & AOL .com. mum of 12 and maximum of 20 flexible cial activities for developmental^ de- Spacious 3 ♦ BR. rural setting recently (888) 923-3238, or visit layed adult male. (Rec Center swim, Talented, take charge person for infant upgraded city services. www, campusfun0raiser.com. hours per week. Could work into a full shopping, etc.) 3-5 hours a week. Call and preschool unit and daycare center, W/D, gas heat, Grad./Prof. prel. time position for summer. Wages starting work directly with children and interface at $7.22 per hour plus shift premium. Ap- 352-7143. $6/hour. $995/mo. Call 354-6036 with parents, afternoon hours available. SUMMER JOBS www.wcnet.org/-Highland plicant must be a non-tobacco user. Call 878-4190 for more information. Qualified applicants can apply at Mara- Female and male counselors needed thon Special Products. 13300 Van Camp for top children's camp In Maine. Telephone interviewing. NO SALES. He- "Houses, Apts., Rooms 00-01 S.Y." Road, Bowling Green, Ohio between the Top salary, room/board/laundry, clothing laxed atmosphere, flexible scheduling. In Houses; 916 3rd St., 6 bod-new carpet hours of 8:30am and 3:00pm Monday & travel allowance provided Must love Perrysburg 874-5842 307 1/2 E. Reed-3BR, washer/dryer through Friday EOE/M/F/H/DV/VV. children and have skill in one or more of Telephone order clerks full/part-time. 211 E Reed, Up or Down-New Carpet SPRING the following activities: archery, arts & $6.0O/hr guaranteed. Daily bonus avail. ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO APPLY! 326 Leroy Up or Down !!! CAMPUS FACT LINE !!! crafts (ceramics, stained glass, jewelry), Start immediately 353-8705 Apartments; 311 -316 E. Merry, 2-Bed !!! CAMPUS FACT LINE !!! basketball, canoeing, kayaking, dance Too many customers-no! enough dancers AND MORE Call 353-0325 9-9. JOBSM'JOBSH'JOBSIMJOBSI'IJOBS!'! (tap. pomte & jazz), field hockey, golf. No exp necessary, will train. FT/PT Listings 24 hrs. 316 E Merry #3 gymnastics (instructors & qualified spot- Spm| last»M IrM «M 1 d ■ Ml MMHa « ft US ■< IM to M TODAYM'TODAY'"TODAY'!!TODAY!!! 419-476-6640 1 and 2 bedroom apartments Now on Cable Channel 6 Now hiring operators for Campus Fact ters), horseback riding/English hunt seat. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED lacrosse, digital photography, videogra- Beginning of May of 2000 BahamAS Party Line. Open to freshmen and sophomores. The Wood County Senior Center needs 352-7454 Only 100 applications available and they pher, piano accompiamsl. volunteers to deliver meals, to help out 1,2.3 Bedroom Apts. 530-live are going fast Applications due Friday' pioneering/camp craft, ropes (challenge Cruise $279 senior citizens in BG. For Information call From only Staff • MM MOT • fiw P»rt** • bcMH I*IM Apply in the Office of course. 25 stations), sailing, soccer, soft- Stefanie at 353-5661 ball, tennis, theatre, theatre technicians $425 Re-broadcast at Marketing and Communications. 806 WANTED: TEAM MASCOT. The Toledo (set design, costumer). track & field, vol- Private Entrance Panama $139 Administration Building. Jobs begin next Mud Hens are looking tor an outgoing, leyball, waterskiing (slalom, trick, bare- Patio City u*tumi. nmtt *w 5uwtm > m> fall; training this spnng. For more gregarious, responsible person to fill the 10:30 8.7:30am foot, jumping), W SI /Swim instructors, Spacious Kitchen information call 372-2616. role of Muddy the Hen, team mascot. A windsurfing. Also opportunities for nurses, Small Pets Welcome! Florida $149 ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO APPLY! love for children is a must! Muddy is pres- • *gr* • Owlort* South tacft CotMlMdi HTML/web design and secretaries Varsity Square Apt*. Wood County's ent at all 73 home games from April-Sept, DOES EVERYONE COME TO YOU CAMP VEGA FOR GIRLS! 353-7715 and at any outside appearances. All seri- only LIVE local WHEN THEY HAVE A QUESTION? DO 1-2 subleasers needed, M or F, dose to Cancun & Jamaica $439 COME SEE US! ous applicants send a cover letter and re- 7 Mfhti • A* - HMM • <<•» (eoeJ A SO Kn 01 Dn»»u YOU LIKE KNOWING ABOUT THINGS wwwxampvega.com campus, $300/mth unfurnished, or Television news sume immediately to: Toledo Mud Hens ipringbrcakiravcl.com - Our I3ch Year! FIRST? DO YOU LIKE TALKING TO E-mail: [email protected] $350/mth furnished. Move in ASAP. Call Attn Kerri White 2901 Key St. Maumee. PEOPLE? 353-9244. c source > Call 1-800-838-VEGA OH 43537 or e-mail to 1-800-678-6386 If you answered yes to any of these We will be on your campus Tuesday, questions, we have a question lor you: kern & mudhens.com. 2 subleasers needed for summer. 2 bdrm. March 28, 2000-Olscamp Hall Rm 104 apt. across from campus. $485/mo. Free Want to work at Campus Fact Line? INTERVIEWS AND INFORMATION Web users wanted Earn S the E-com- Now hiring operators lor jobs beginning in_ g*a water and cable TV Call 353-1802 FROM10AM-4PM. merce way. www.dreams4you.net. 888- READ AND WIN! READ AND WIN! READ AND WIN! the (all. Open to Ireshmen and NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. 800-6339 ext. 1149, leave email address. Apt's avail, for summer or fall. Call for sophomores. Only 100 applications Work in electronics, full-time or part-time. more info and pricing. 601 3rd, 704 5th. available and they are going fast. Summer Work for Students Experience not necessary. Start at $6.00 710 7th. 352-3445 (2 bdrm furnished READ AND WIN! READ AND WIN! READ AND WIN! Men witling to learn and work on wood Applications are due Friday! Apply per hour including bonuses or more if full avail now). in the Office of Marketing and . floors including gym floors. Starting when READ AND WIN! READ AND WIN! READ AND WIN! school is out for the summer until the end time. Also periodic raises. Apply Tosh Apts. for 2000-2001 school year Communications, 806 Administration Electronics. 1150 Haskins Road, of August. Work consists ol operating 1 to 3 person - 12 mo. leases only Building. Jobs begin next fall; training this Bowling Green. equipment, including floor buffers and Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 spring. For more information No calls after 8pm call 372-2616. floor sanding machines. Also measuring, aymg out and painting game lines and art Available August 15,2000 work. And applying gym floor finishes. We For Sale All close to unlv., all reg, 1 year lease. will thoroughly train you in all phases of '3 BR house, excellent cond, $800/mth the work Job pays $8.00 per hour. You 13" color TV (bought in June '99). S70 plus utilities can expect between 40-50 hours per obo, coffee maker (used one) S10 obo, week. Hours can be flexible. Must be 353-4525. •Small 2 BR house, 2 people max.. punctual and reliable and willing to accept 1978 Chevy El Camino $400/mth plus utilities responsibility. Please contact Bob Koch New tires, runs well. 419-385-5814 or fax resume to Call Jackie 354-3289 419-385-6483. '3 BR apt., S550/mth plus utilities 93 Ford Tempo Runs great. 115K, 1,800 Call 686-4651 Obo. 419-353-8085 '94 Ford Taurus, excellent cond. 78K GEORGETOWN MANOR The Jacoby Trophy is miles, white w/blue interior. $4,900. Call 800 3rd St. gdhov©wcnet org 354-9740 awarded for the best 419-832-4404 eve. FALL 200072001. Now leasing. overall record in Free puppies Rottweiler mix 419-655- 1 bdrm starts $395 & elec/free heat women's sports in the 3378. 2 bdrm starts $545 & elec/free heat. W/D tacil, AC, parking/walk-in closet, HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police Mid-American lurn./unfum. renovated, quiet. No pets. Conference. impounds! 0 down. 24 mo at 19.9%. For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4558. Houses for rent: All 12 month leases, ten- Owners say "SELL" this 16x80 mobile ants pay utilities, security deposit & pa- home at »92 Maple Hill Park, BG. 16x80, rental guarantees. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, many updates, and of- 730 Elm-2 BR, $475/mo. avail May 1 fering possession at closing. Call Ruth 316 Ridge(Front) -2 BR. $600 Ann Kramer, Cavalear A. A. Green Real- avail. May 23 ty. 352-5331 #15. 217 S. College-3 BR, $630 avail May 23. Phone 352-2330 or 354-2854 after 5:00pm. Small 2 bdrm house New paint, new car- pet Call Pat at 352-2190 for details. SPRING ^ Subleaser needed for May through Aug. 1 bdrm. apt 619 S College »4. Jessica at 354-9732. BREAK U Subleaser wanted tor 1 bdrm. apt. til May 31st. Very spacious, free cable. Call 937- 849-6289 or 353-5800. Village Green Apts. nar TWA 2 bedroom Apts. Available for August. Beit Prices ♦ Best Parties Call 354-3533. Best Airlines-Saturday Flights CANCUN o* S3 99 The length of a JAMAICA **$469 collegiate women's Package Includes: Trips Arranged MAZATLANV$399 cross country race is Through: 800-654-62I6 5,000 meters. • Airfare from Detroit Visit us it www.dtytontbetckKsoit.coii ACAPULCGV$449 (DTW) to Cancun S. PADRE <*$409 _..,... , . Class Travel Intl. SAVE $$ Ask about,, }mm • 7 nights lodging (quad our internet sDecial! Sk occupancy) in a beachfront hotel Management inc. 1.800.426.7710 www.studentaxpress.com PALL OPENINGS sunsplashtours.com "U-SOO-SORF'S OP • 5 hours of parties each day Flower Power; Winner responsiDle for transportation to/from Detroit and Management Inc. IlillsdaleApts. 1082 Fatrview, HIGHLAND Daffodils fighting. Cancer $70 tax &SV insurance. Employees of Student Publications ana Management Inc. The BC News are not eligible. 1-2 bedroom. 9 1/2- 12 mo. MANAGEMENT Leases Slan al $380. March 20 Call 353-5800 130 E Washington Street, Houling Grcci Fall Openings 354-6036 ENTRY DEADLINE /iCfEfcCA Graduate Student Housing Friday. February 18,3:00pm Management Inc. Avail. Now & Fall Management. Inc. Evergreen Apts. 215 E. Poe. Grcenbeaver LiA/iv^ Cavwafr Apt. 642 S. College Winner will be notified by Studios 1 bdrm. laundry on site. Jav-Mar Apartments 445 E. Wooster St. 2 bdrm: Allows pets (extra I) Monday, February 21, 5:00p.m. Starts at $250 2 bedroom Apts. 353-5992 OR 354-5203 Call 353-5X00 Sd75/mo. Starting at $460 Call 353-5800 Tobacco Pipes & 12 mo. lease accessories & Gilt items NAME Tattoos & Piercings Management Inc. Lii* ma Grecnbcaver Apt. 642 S. College Management Inc. in the Bank Vault ADDRESS 2 bdrm; Allows pets (extra $) Willow House starting at $460 Furnished & Unfurnished 830 Fourth St. Spring Break Call 353-5800 REMODELED/Air Condition 803-8158thSt /Avai.Now8cFall dishwasher / garbage disposal Piercing Special COMPUTE APT. MAKEOVER! I bdrm. Starts at $400-Call 353-5800 $550/mo., 12 mo. lease PH0NE# Management Inc. Heinz Site 726 N. Enterprise The Highlands • Navel & Eyebrow • I bdrm BRAND NEW 220 Napoleon Rd only $30 Starts at $400 One bedroom laundry facilities Management Inc. Call 353-5800 in Dbg. ale. quiet. RETURN FORMS TO 204 WEST HALL From $395/mo Enterprise House 114 N. Enterprise • Tongue • The Homestead- CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN / ENTER AS OFTEN Graduate Housing CAMPUS only $40 Management Inc. One and two bedroom. A/C. lbdrm. / Utilities included ____ AS YOU LIKE! Willow House 830 Fourth Si.. on-Ste laundry, ceramic Ne, Starts at $335-Call 353-5800 soundproof construction, skylights (Photocopied reproductions of I bdrm. Remodeled. tris form win not De accepted! Starts ai $400 dishwashers, vaulted coifrngs From$450/mo. Stop by our office at Hurry over now to be BG BG Lei us help you make a tough decision 1045 N. Main St. ready for NEWS easy col or stop by the office TODAW for complete listing or Spring Break 2000! NEWSj Management Inc. Call 354-6036 Slop hv our office :ii 104S Y Main Si call 353-5800. for complete listing or fall 353-5ROO From 9 - 5 Mww.Mcnet.tire/~mecca ^_ www.wcnel.org/-Highlond _J www.wcnet.org/~rnecca