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by David Coehrs and Joe Pelller coming shock probation hearing tions," Culkowski said. "I can was not aware." Court in 1971, which stated that Hutchinson's The BC News for Hutchinson was filed on Dec. only say that I'm very disap- Culkowski said administrative even if the breach of the agree- 16 by Gwen Howe-Geber, assis- pointed it happened." errors sometimes occur, but she ment was inadvertent, it docs not Options A former University student tant prosecuting attorney. A mo- has "never come across anything In Howe-Gcber's original writ- lessen its impact. incarcerated on sexual imposi- tion to withdraw opposition to of this magnitude." ten opposition, she makes refer- The court ruled that "the staff / Withdraw his original "Alford tion charges has the option of a early release was filed by Howe- lawyers in a prosecutor's office pica" which would initiate a new new trial, following an error by a ence to Hutchinson's recent con- "I don't question that [Howe- Geber on Jan. 6 after Kathleen have the burden of 'letting the trial based upon the original Bowling Green prosecutor who Culkowski, Bowling Green public victions and his past criminal re- Geber's motion] was an error, cord. but the damage has been done," left hand know what the right charges of rape, sexual imposition: violated the man's original sen- defender, notified her of the er- hand is doing' or has done." tencing agreement. ror. "[Hutchinson] is a dangerous Culkowski said, adding that she and burglary. Former Fal- and violent offender. It appears has not been happy with the way Hutchinson expressed "shock" / Fate his early release hearing con football Shock probation could allow that when he cannot honestly and prosecutors have handled the after receiving news of the error, before Judge Charles Kill case. player Akili Hutchinson's release up to 60 legally obtain what he desires, he according to Culkowski. who presided over his trial and days after the motion is granted. Hutchinson is . 'takes' it any way he can. Even if Howe-Geber said she inadver- Culkowski stated Hutchinson ha.s become aware of the broken serving con- I Hutchinson was indicted on that means by force," Howe- said, "How can they do that? separate charges of rape, sexual tently failed to check Hutchin- sentencing agreement. current sen- Gerber wrote. son's file and was unaware of the They promised not to." imposition, and burglary in April • Stand bclorc a different judge tences for However, Howe-Geber said the agreement. She also said that The broken sentencing agree- 1993. He was sentenced two for his carls release hearing. burglary and prosecutor's office does not Scott Coon, the former pros- ment now gives Hutchinson the sexual imposi- | (. years for burglary and 60 days normally oppose shock proba- ecutor in the Hutchinson case, opportunity to proceed with one tion at the for sexual imposition. His sen- tion. failed to notify her of the sen- of three possible options: Orient Re- tence for a sexual battery charge broken sentencing agreement. ilutchinson Culkowski said she is certain tencing agreement before re- "I Withdraw his original "Al- ception Center. was suspended in lieu of five signing from the office to enter years probation. the sentencing agreement was ford plea," which would initiate a "1 Stand before a different According to court transcripts inadvertently broken. private practice. new trial based upon the original Culkowski said Hutchinson judge for his early release hear- of Hutchinson's sentencing "In working with [Howe- Coon, who was attending a con- charges of rape, sexual imposi- ing. agreement, "...the State of Ohio made his plea decision with the Geber] in the past, I'm sure it ference in Michigan, was una- tion and burglary. agreement in mind. Hutchinson has the option of will not respond to a motion to was not intentional," Culkowski vailable for comment. "I Face his early release hear- facing a different judge since shock probation." "In the case of plea agree- said. "She was very surprised. Culkowski cited a similar case ing before Judge Charles Kur- Kurfess may have been influ- ments, you rely on the other She had no idea that was part of - Sanlebello v. New York - heard fess, who presided over his trial enced by the broken sentencing A written opposition to the up- party in fulfilling their obliga- the agreement. It was clear she by the United States Supreme and has become aware of the agreement, Culkowski said. Clean FBI investigates rival's husband water Figure skater mixed denies charge by Richard Leva by Sally Carpenter Hale News staff writer The Associated Press
Unpleasant smells and PORTLAND, Ore. - Figure tastes commonly associated skating champion Tonya Harding with Bowling Green water abruptly canceled an appearance are caused primarily by al- in Virginia on Wednesday amid gae and agricultural run- reports that her husband and bo- offs called nitrates, accord- dyguard arranged last week's at- ing to the Bowlirf Green tack on rival Nancy Kerrigan. superintendent of water A Portland minister went to the supply. FIJI after hearing a tape record- "Nitrates are the fer- ing in which the two men alleged- tilizers that are put on the ly spoke with a "hit man" from fields," said Norm Langen- Arizona about attacking Kerri- derfer. "You can also get gan, a private investigator said some from homeowners Wednesday. fertilizing their yards, but A law enforcement source in the bulk comes from the Washington told The Associated farmers." Press that the FBI would an- At high levels, nitrates nounce arrests in the Kerrigan can be potentially harmful, case Wednesday. Detroit police but the nitrates in the said they might hold a news con- Maumee River are being ference. sufficiently cleaned to alle- The FBI alerted Kerrigan's viate potential health dan- family to an impending develop- gers, according to Jack ment, said Dewey Blanton, a Jones, president of Pog- spokesman for Kerrigan. gemeyer Design Group. The Oregonian newspaper re- Poggemeyer has recently ported Wednesday that the FBI submitted plans to increase was investigating Harding's hus- water capacity at the Bowl- band, Jeff Gillooly, and her bo- ing Green Water Treatment dyguard, Shawn Eric Eckardt, in Plant. the attack on Kerrigan Jan. 6 at "Nitrates are limited to the U.S. Figure Skating Cham- 10 parts-per-million pionships in Detroit. (p.p.m.) and at different A man brandishing a club times the water that Bowl- struck Kerrigan after a practice ing Green does have to session in Detroit, severely bru- treat imparts a higher level ising her right leg and forcing than that at which we have her to withdraw from the compe- nothing in our process to tition. He escaped. reduce other than blend- The International Committee ing," Jones said. of the U.S. Figure Skating Asso- The blending process ciation named Kerrigan to the consists of mixing river team anyway, along with Hard- ing, who won the U.S. champion- water with the cleaner APPholo/Brcnt Wojafcn water located at the Water ship at the trials. Treatment Plant to lower Harding has denied any link to Tonya Harding, center, returns to Portland, Ore., after winning the ding's husband and Eckhardt arranged last week's attack on rival nitrate levels to safe Envi- the attack, saying she felt U.S. Figure Skating title. Harding is flanked by her bodyguard, S. skater Nancy Kerrigan, The Oregonian reported Wednesday. Eric Eckhardt. The FBI is investigating allegations that Tonya H.-ir- ronmental Protection cheated of the chance to compete Agency standards. with Kerrigan. moter, said Harding told pro- not returned. Crowe said Saunders told him voices on the tape as those of Gil- Nitrate levels for Bowl- She was scheduled to fly to ducers she was canceling be- The private investigator, Gary the tape recording made it clear looly. Eckardt and an Arizona ing Green water do exceed Fairfax, Va., Wednesday for the Nations Bank U.S. Olympic Fes- cause she's "having a few media Crowe, said Harding evidently that Kerrigan was the target. man. 10 p.p.m. three or four problems." knew nothing about any plot to Saunders told him a man's Saunders was friends with times a year, each one last- tival on Ice. But she canceled, said Barry Geissler, general No one answered the telephone attack Kerrigan. voice on the tape asked, "Why Eckardt, Crowe said, but he ing up to a week, but the at Harding's house, and her Crowe said the minister, don't we just kill her?" didn't know whether it was Eck- water is then treated to manager of the Patriot Center, the site of the event. coach, Diane Rawlinson. did not Eugene C. Saunders, came to him The response was: "We don't ardt who had provided the tape. reply to a message left on her an- for advice after an acquaintance need to kill her. Let's just hit her No one was home at Saunders' See WATER, page six. A representative of Bill Gra- swering machine. A call to the played the tape recording for in the knee." ham Presents, the event's pro- U.S. Figure Skating office was him. He said Saunders identified the See KERRIGAN, page si*.
Cloudy with a chance of The Ohio Student Asso- The gates of The Citadel Bowling Green's men's morning flurries and a INSIDE ciation hopes to approve the fell to a woman armed with basketball squad stunned chance of afternoon snow. Suit of Trustees bill cur- a court order Wednesday, defending Mid-American High in the mid 20s. North- T H E rently before the Ohio ending a 151-year tradition Conference champion Ball west winds about 10 mph. House of Representatives. of an all-male corps of State 70-69 in Muncie, Ind., Chance of snow SO percent. If passed, the bill would cadets at the school. on Shane Kline-Ruminski's Thursday night, occasional give students more of a □ Page 8. last second shot. snow and turning much voice at their universities. □ Page 9. colder. Low 5 to 10. Chance NEWS of snow 80 percent. The Page Editorial The BG News page two Thursday, January 13, 1994 The BG News ■ "A Commitment to Excellence"
Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor
Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor fnwaw lea I Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor O |TB PEST New system
delays grades ViM.%»..
It wasn't all that long ago that we were sitting in our fall semester classes dreading finals that AlfA loomed close at hand in classes that perhaps we had not always attended. After taking them we left the class wondering whether we got the A or the B, and J hopefully not the C. As always, though, finals week did end, and winter break was in full swing. In between holiday shopping and visiting friends we hadn't seen in the last few \SG33< months, we all awaited our grades; we sweated and worried for a semester to be delivered by the mail- man. "com* ft Trft Mi-auu wm m TH& m m. Gsnina CWSSR Toman,*? Well, we waited a week, and then two. In the amount of time it took the registration office to send out grades, first class mail, parking had already sent unpaid parking tickets and was receiving payment. Green hair and uniqueness We at The News think that for the amount of money we spend on getting a quality education at this University, we should receive the grades we Fear, hate and misunderstanding can stem from individuality worked so hard to earn in a short amount of time. Perhaps part of the delay could be blamed on the "I don't want green hair. I want Howard Hughes delayed its tation, excessive obesity, less new STAR System, or even the new format for the to be normal like everyone else." release until re-editing diluted its than attractive looks, a unique grades, but regardless, the most important factor The boy with green hair said message. personal fashion sense, or per- lies in the fact that it took so long to receive some- that. Overnight his brown hair The film played its peace sonality idiosyncrasies, green thing that is rightfully ours. had turned a luxuriant green, and theme with all the sublcty of a hair is the most integral compo- Registration does attribute the long wait to our nobody in town much liked it. forest fire, yet it practically es- nent of individuality. The neighbors began staring caped me. I was much more en- Each of us should remember new computer system. This seems to be the common right away, doing comical double scapegoat for both the bursar and registration of- takes when the boy and his bushy fices. green head passed by. Shop Upon close and honest scrutiny all of us will "The new system" was a plausible excuse at the owners rushed outdoors to look, find at least a few green strands poking beginning of fall semester, even though it should not believing their eyes. have been perfect before implemented, but this is The boy is making medical his- David through our scalps. four months later. Why haven't the problems been tory, the town doctor proclaimed, worked out? but the boy with green hair didn't Coehrs want to make history. He didn't even want to go back to school, plea to stop all the killing and de- tranced by the emotional subplot, this before we decide to pass The new computer system does not accomodate not even when his nice, pretty struction. the one featured so prominently, judgement or turn up a nose. It's the old format for mailing grades. There was nothing teacher tried to understand. But fear and ignorance of what yet regarded with so much in- far easier to label green hair "in- wrong with the old format. Kindly old Gramps told the boy is not understood is stronger than difference. ferior" or "disgusting" or his new green hair was special, one young boy. These days, there are more "weird" or "ugly" or "geek" The old format got our grades to us within a week. that it meant something, it's part Yet it wasn't a happy occasion. people than ever walking around after just one glance than to seek Registration is promising that in the future grades of you, he told the boy. Hold your The townspeople who watched with green hair of varying out the true nature of the person will arrive promptly, but when is the future? Hope- green head high and be proud. the haircut felt guilty. Gramps shades, quantities, and intensi- wearing it. fully it will be spring semester. But the townspeople didn't was ashamed. The green hair had ties. Some do so proudly, others I told you most of the story agree. They were scared of the become a necessary, distinctive with a sense of defeat. Like about the boy with green hair. The old adage holds true for the new STAR System boy with green hair. They part of the boy and they were Gramps, many of us can appreci- Here's the rest: thought he might be contagious, taking it from him. ate and accept the distinctive The barber swept up the green for both scheduling and grade cards. "If it ain't The boy with green hair cried broke, don't fix it." even dangerous. quality green hair lends a person. hair as everyone left his shop. He The boy didn't want to dye his as it fell in bushy clumps to the Unfortunately, many more of us offered the locks as souvenirs, hair like ladies do. And he didn't floor around him. Now he fit in, can't, and some particularly in- but the townspeople declined. want to cut it off. but he was no longer himself. tolerant types are still waving Gramps and the boy with no The BG News Staff That's most of the story, and it barber shears, insisting on hair- hair walked home. The haircut Then something wonderful isn't mine. I only wish I were so cuts. had made them both much wiser, happened. The boy learned the insightful. photo editor That's an awfully hypocritical and very hopeful. Ross Wciizncr reason for his green hair. It had It's the plot of a 1948 film reaction. Upon close and honest assistant photo editor Nalhan Wallace "It will grow back green. I turned green for a noble cause called "The Boy With Green scrutiny, all of us will find at know it will," the boy told Mark DcChanl sports editor during that time of the Second Hair." I caught it on cable while least a few green strands poking Gramps confidently. assistant sports editor Randy Seller World War, and the boy became channel-surfing with the remote. through our scalps. I'd like to think that that's a assistant sports editor Mike K. 1/innMI- very proud of his green locks. It was a World War II era pro- Whether appearing under the happy ending. But it's up to the Insider managing editor Joe Pciffcr They were meant to call attention duction considered so provoca- guise of skin color, ethnic back- townspeople. And us. special projects editor Dawn Keller to him and the important mes- tively anti-war for such a patrio- ground, religious affiliation, sex- David Coehrs is a weekly col- assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum sage he was chosen to spread, a tic time that RKO Studios chief ual orientation, physical limi- umnist for the BG News copy chief Mcridilh McCrackcn LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The BG News Editorial Office Lately, there's been quite a few afraid of me? Do they hate me? I and rejection I've experienced to love. Period. He docs not give editor 372-6966 articles on racism. One article can only guess why they ignore from blacks stifle my love for me the option to love only those Insider 372-6967 talked about the fact that racism me. them. I will continue to treat like me or those who will return managing editor 372-2603 exists. Of course It exists! During my sophomore year, I them (and all others for that mat- the favor. These are challenging assistant managing editor 372-6968 Personally, I need to look no had the privilege of getting to ter) with the utmost respect they words from a man who practiced news editor 372-2952 further than a locker room filled know two black men on my dorm deserve, regardless of how I'm what he preached and gave his city editor 372-6968 with white males to support this floor. I loved talking with them treated in return. life for the very people who spit fact. I hear them making fun of and hanging out with them. One sports editor 372-2602 on him, cursed him and killed African Americans, saying they'- night, myself and a few other To deal with racism, education him for no reason. Even the pro- 372-2604 editorial re dumb, they're lazy, and they'- white males asked them to go out is a must and ignorance must be consul who had the final word on re dirty. Being a white male my- with us. They refused and con- dealt with However, those are his death sentence said, "This 204 West Hall self, these comments sting when tinued to refuse time after time. only band-aids. We need to go to man has done nothing wrong." Bowling Green Slaic University I hear them. Obviously, these They said it wasn't because they the root of the problem. Human- You see, this man had every right Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 remarks are from the lips of ig- didn't like us, they were con- kind is selfish and unloving. An to complain and to hate. But how [email protected] norant, uneducated, racist cerned with how their black honest evaluation of ourselves did he react to this unfair treat- whites. I use the term white so peers would react. One of them confirms this fact. We are de- ment? Was he bitter? Did he reta- the European Americans reading told me, "The brothers would be termined to put ourselves above Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in liate? Did he scream for justice? tills know who I'm refering to. I very upset with us." That hurt and before others. Skin color is a No. Instead, as he pushed himself this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly refuse, as a white person, to ever me again. good excuse to justify this char- up on the executioner's cross to prohibited. think along these lines. Why? Be- I do not see racism as a one- acter flaw. No amount of educa- fill his lungs with air, he looked The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and cause I know these are lies. Plain sided issue. I guess the hurt I've tion will remove this flaw. Only out at the people who were re- is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in (he and simple. I've also made a experienced gives me a better one person has the ability to re- sponsible for putting him there summer. commitment to correct any white understanding of the hurt that move this flaw and change a per- and said, "Father, forgive them, The BG News encourages its readers lo notify the paper of any person who makes such an ignor- countless blacks have endured son from the inside out. Millions for they don't know what they're errors in stories or photograph descriptions. ant comment. I've had to correct due to white people's ignorance will attest to it. doing." Not an ounce of hate or Opinions expressed herein arc not necessarily those of the student my own father twice! and insensitivity. I apologize to bitterness proceeded from his body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in On the other hand, it hurts me all blacks who have ever experi- Ultimately, I believe the an- lips, just understanding, forgive- as I walk by a group of black enced this due to ignorant whites. columns, cartoons and letters arc not necessarily those of The BG swer to racism is a heart and soul ness and love. We can learn so men, look them in the eye and At the same time, I ask that you commitment to the teachings of a much from this dark-skinned News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 say, "Hi." I do this often. Very do not allow yourself to believe dark-skinned Jewish man from Jew. words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and seldom, if ever, do I hear a re- the lie that all whites are bigots, the area surrounding the Sea of University affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right lo cdil sponse. Do they feel I'm not wor- are racist, and are hateful toward Galillee. His example teaches me JimPoorman any and all tellers. thy of a response? Are they blacks. I will not allow the hurt to uphold truth, to reject lies, and 1990 University Graduate The BG News Headlines Thursday, January 13, 1994 page three
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Just like grade school: William Overtoom said. BATON ROUGE. La. - One way Weinman faces up to eight to right a wrong is to write a lot, years in state prison and $200,000 one judge believes. in fines. Sentencing is scheduled District Judge Mike Krwin sen- for Feb. 4. tenced an admitted shoplifter to write 10,000 times: "I will not January 1 3 19 9 4 steal other people's property." No more free ride: ITHREE Another woman, who pleaded SAN DIEGO - A woman who guilty to being an accessory after parked for free in meter spots in the fact to a burglary, had to front of her office for three years write 10,000 times: "I will not do after her doctor-uncle helped her anything stupid again." get a disabled placard must stand One tall girl The judge, who has issued doz- trial for theft and conspiracy, a ens of such sentences, said he judge ruled. hopes forcing defendants to write "If she can dance, she can hike, about their crimes will make she can water-ski, and she can go "*"**|9^F them think about what they've to Europe for a month, then she done. can park where everybody else "I just figure it may sink in, parks," Municipal Court Judge H. and it can't hurt them, any way," Ronald Domnitz said Thursday Erwin said. during a preliminary' hearing for The punishment usually sur- Oriana Pedcrson, 28. prises defendants, he said. "But nobody's ever questioned it." Her mother, Laura Pederson, Public defender Randy Buck- told the judge her daughter suf- ley, who handles cases in Erwin's fered from asthma and had ongo- court, said he supports the unu- ing pain from gallbladder sur- sual sentences. gery in 1987. Erwin "tries to do anything he can to get these people's atten- But the judge had little sym- { tion," Buckley said. pathy after hearing from state investigators who videotaped f Pederson parking in front of an Stealing from the poor: expired meter and walking bris- SANTA ANA, Calif. ~ The ex- kly across the street to her office ecutive director of a charity for building the homeless was convicted of embezzling about $400,000 from The judge dismissed perjury the group for home improve- charges against Pederson and her ments, utility bills and personal uncle, Henry Chakcr, saying the savings. form to apply for a disabled plac- Clyde E. Weinman, 44, also was ard was too poorly constructed to found guilty Monday of forging prosecute alleged liars for per- at least 12 of the 588 checks he jury. signed as head of the nonprofit organization Irvine Temporary Shortly after helping his niece Housing. obtain the placard, Chakcr lost
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VOTED BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 1993 Do yourself a favor. Kile your taxes now and file accurately. | not valid with any other discount mmm No Limit. If you need help doing your taxes, call or visit your local IKS office Campus The BG News page four Thursday, January 13, 1994 Updated Grad student system wins first place may end by Courtney Gangeml News Staff writer waiting A University graduate student won the Southern Ohio Metro- politan Opera Regional Competition in Cincinnati last month. by Larissa Hrltsko Hugh C. Smith, a local graduate performance major from Le- News staff writer banon, Ohio, won the district competition. Placing first in the competition allowed him to compete at the regional level, ac- Receiving immunization shots cording to Tina Bunce, publicity and publications manager. may be easier this year through a Smith was awarded first place in the regional competition, new appointment system at the which had contestants from Indiana, West Virginia and Ohio. Wood County Health Depart- Smith said he is now practicing for the national competition, to ment. take place March 13-27 at the Metropolitan Opera House in New In the past WCHD gave the York. majority of immunizations by "I am currently preparing five selections from which I will walk-in hours, according to Lore- select one for the competition," Smith said. "[The judges] will tta Maher, R.N., who is in charge select one or more for me to perform." of immunizations at WCHD. Each finalist will receive $1,500. "The whole purpose of the new Seventeen regional winners will compete for 10 places in the appointment system is to elim- final section of the competition. These 10 singers will be pre- inate a long waiting process and sented in a special concert with the full Metroplitan Orchestra, make it easier for the public to The B(; Ncwt/N«lh»n W.ll»cc and the performances will be broadcast live on National Public receive their immunizations by Radio. eliminating barriers like long Construction workers enjoyed warmer temperatures Wednesday afternoon on the roof of Eppler North as they continued Improvements to the building. The 10 winners will also receive a cash award of $10,000 each, waits," Maher said. Bunce said. Although the majority of im- He has already received $3,300 for his first two awards, Smith munizations will be by appoint- said. ment, the WCHD will still accept The finalists will be involved in two weeks of intense coaching walk-ins. for the competition with the Metropolitan coaching staff, Smith "[WCHD] will still continue to Ohio House debates bill said. serve walk-ins, but they should "Last year, eight winners were chosen," Smith said. "Usually be aware that people with ap- no more than 10 out of the 17 fin.ili.sts will be chosen." pointments have first priority," Student voting rights addressed by Ohio legislature WCHD nurse clinician Sandy "The award is very prestigious," Bunce said. "It can open a lot by Lawrence Hannan said. "That can have very positive benefits to both of doors." Ochcrtman said. Every adult should have te- News staff writer the University and the student body." Smith will appear as the tenor soloist in the University's per- USG President Jason Jackson said he is glad to formance of Verdi*s "Requiem" March 6, after which he may tanus shots every 10 years, ac- cording to Maher. The members of the Ohio Student Association, see the bill on the floor of the House. leave for New York. the student state-wide lobbying group for the 13 "We've been working on this now for three Smith earned his bachelor's degree in music education from state universities, know what their New Year's re- years," Jackson said. "With tuition increasing, I the University in 1991. Other immunizations offered by WCHD include Hepatitis B, solution is - to approve the Suit of Trustees bill think it's only fair that students get more of a voice childhood immunizations and currently before the Ohio House of Rep- in how their university is run." shots for employees with occupa- resenatives. One of the responsibilities facing Mathe and tional hazards. OSA executive director Mark Racconte said the Jackson is lobbying State Sen. Randy Gardner. Suit of Trustees bill gives students more of a voice So far Gardner has not taken a solid stand cither IfooDY Dtt $ft|N m BfjfER/ at their universities. 6 In order to serve adults better, for or against the bill and neither Mathe or Jack- If approved, it will enable students to become son has been able to speak directly to him about WCHD will offer specific even- members of their institution's board of trustees ing appointments to meet their the issue. and have voting rights. Students now serve on the schedules and continue to in- "Sen. Gardner has a record of being an advocate board, but are not allowed to vote on decisions. crease the efficiency, according for student rights. Hopefully, he realizes that this "Students have proven that they can be good bill's passing is in the best interest of his constitu- to Oehertman. trustees," Racconte said. "This bill will force ad- ents," Jackson said. "Quite frankly, I don't see "We encourage people to call ministrators to take students' concerns seriously." what any legislator has to lose by supporting this for appointments and with this The Suit of Trustees bill is the most important bill." SPRING new process we anticipate issue currently before OSA, according to Jen growth and a more user-friendly Mathe, a senator in the Undergraduate Student Members of the Ohio House of Representatives system," Oehertman said. Government and a representative to OSA. are expected to vote on the Suit of Trustees bill "This bill gives students more control," Mathe this spring. Perm Sale American Red Cross BREAKCOMPLETE FIVE 6 SEVEN NIGHT TRIPS +
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Melandy, 1 1/2, moral issues," Ms. Thomas told the upper floor of the two-story and 6-month-old John. not to decide the fate of a law blocked implementation of the the mayor. "You are not qualified four children in Columbus Wednesday. Authorities con- apartment. Two other children The parents were in critical that provides equal-rights amendment pending trial of a and are not capable of serving us were found in other bedrooms. condition in the burn unit of protections for homosexuals. lawsuit by gay-rights advocates. objectively." tinued to investigate a fire that killed four children in Cleve- "The fire went through the MetroHealth Medical Center. The council voted 5-4 to post- The trial is scheduled for June 20 The night after her election in Chambers had second-degree November, Ms. Quails attended a land and injured their parents. roof very shortly after we ar- The Columbus fire killed rived," Devine said. burns on his face, arms, chest rally by backers of the defeated and back and Ms. Walls had "Everyone's lifestyle is absolutely relevant gay-rights provision. The next Jennifer Atwater, 29; and her "As much fire as there was children, Brandon Atwater, 9; upstairs and down, the victims second-degree burns on her to decisions on moral issues. You are not night, she appeared on a local face, arms and chest. radio call-in show and was be- Sergio Atwater, 6; Taron were probably dead before we qualified and are not capable of serving us Atwater, 2; and Jazzman got here." Autopsies showed the chil- sieged with questions about dren died of burns and smoke whether she was a lesbian. Draughon, 1. One firefighter was treated objectively." Another son, Jordan at Riverside Methodist Hospi- inhalation, said Robert Chal- Ms. Quails repeatedly has re- lener, deputy Cuyahoga County Cincinnati resident Jennifer Thomas to mayor fused to answer such questions, Atwater, 3, was in critical con- tal for minor burns. Another Roxanne Quails, dition with severe burns at had a fractured ankle. coroner. The parents suffered and she did not respond to Ms. burns and smoke inhalation. Thomas's remarks. Children's Hospital in Colum- In Cleveland, Battalion Chief bus. He had apparently been Chris Gance said the cause of "They were both outside the Dixie Harmon, a resident who structure when we pulled up," pone action on a proposal that in U.S. District Court. uses a wheelchair, appealed to thrown from a front bedroom the fire was not known. would revoke the city's entire Dwight Tillery, who was window by his mother, said It began in the middle of the Gance said. "He was in the the council to retain the ordin- street ... and the woman made human-rights ordinance, part of among the council members vot- ance because it offers equal- Capt. Tom Huston. house and spread up through a it out of the east side of the which grants the protections to ing for postponement, said the is- rights protections for the handi- An electric space heater in stairway, he said. Firefighters homosexuals. sue is a matter for the court to the downstairs living room arrived at the location about structure and neighbors had capped. pulled her over by the apart- The ordinance, enacted in 1992, decide. "None of us want special area apparently started the 6:30 am. prohibits discrimination in jobs Tom Luken, one of two coun- fire, which was reported at 6:26 In Cleveland, the fire that ment building when we pulled rights," she said. "What we want, up." and housing on the basis of race, cilmen who had proposed repeal- need and have the right to secure am., Huston said. gutted a two-story frame house sex, national origin, physical dis- ing the ordinance because of the are equal rights for all Cincinna- ability or sexual orientation. dispute over the gay-rights pro- tians." The council also voted 9-0 to vision, said officials should not postpone acting on a separate thwart the will of the voters. KERRIGAN proposal that would delete the "What the voters said in Nickname sparks conflict ordinance's reference to sexual November, I don't think that can Continued from page one. orientation. be wiped away, erased so easily," house Wednesday. He did not re- Mayor Roxanne Quails, who Luken said. turn phone messages left on his Companies go to court over product trademark heads the council, said the votes At least 200 people packed the answering machine. mean that the proposals, in ef- council chambers to hear the de- Gillooly told The Oregonian he by John Nolan in the 1800s. Co., said in its Hamilton County fect, are dead. bate. had been questioned by the FBI The Associated Press Theofano Foods Inc. said in a Common Pleas Court lawsuit that The issue arose in council after One resident, Jennifer Tho- but denied that he was involved lawsuit filed Tuesday that Sara The Chili Co. holds the trade- voters in November approved a mas, said Ms. Quails should not in the attack. CINCINNATI - For some resi- Lee Corp. has reneged on a con- mark on the Porkopolis name. city charter amendment barring be allowed to vote on the issue "I wouldn't do that," Gillooly dents, the name "Porkopolis" in- tract that gave it the right to use said. "I have more faith in my vokes an image of Cincinnati the Porkopolis trademark held by The family claims that in 1989, COUPON wife than to bump off her compe- they would rather forget. Theofano. Sara Lee promised to buy and tition." But two food companies are The name became a hot local market Theofano's soups, sauces fighting in court over use of the Eckardt called the allegations marketing tool during the city's and gravies nationally in return I nickname the city earned when it "absurd." bicentennial celebration in 1988. for the right to use the word Por- 1 Dinner was a meat-packing powerhouse But some residents thought kopolis on its Hillshire Farm & reminiscences of the city's histo- Kahn's Co. division pork prod- I RAVIOLI ry as the nation's leading slaugh- ucts. £M terhouse went too far when an I 5 Ravioli shells stuffed with mixed i r € II All I I S 1 OU \ APTS. 1 cheeses & smothered in your choice' ♦ ♦ artist proposed to put in the city's Chicago-based Sara Lee used AND ♦ bicentennial park a bronze sculp- the name but failed to live up to ■ of Pollyeyes own Meat Sauce or | ture that included flying pigs. other terms of the contract, vegetarian sauce, served with two MID AM MANOR ♦ City Council members, some costing Theofano several hun- I ! slices of Garlic Bread, Tossed Salad,H ♦ sporting pig snouts, finally voted dred thousand dollars in profits Wm ♦ • NOW RENTING* to put the pigs in the park. and wages, the lawsuit alleged. & one cup of Franjelicaielica Coffee. _ ♦ ■ P?ejes|I Expires 1/31/94 Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to The city remained an active ♦ campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. ♦ pork-packing center until the The lawsuit did not specify Inside ONLY ♦ 1920s, although Chicago, St. damages sought. 352-9638 No other discounts apply*3» 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and ^ Louis and other Midwest cities 1 ♦ water included, air conditioning A equaled or exceeded its produc- Hillshire Farm & Kahn's, based ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ tion by the 1880s. in Cincinnati, denies the lawsuit's Resident Manager 352-4380* The Poulos family, which owns allegations, spokesman Stu Ol- Theofano Foods and The Chili iver said. ^.i^sUimuuuuuuuiMMMaamiMajj^uuuiggwa WATER considering expanding its treat- Continued from page one. ment plant, Jones said new inno- vative processes such as nanofil- avoid health risks. 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The be directed to the Justice De- partment. president wants to During a news conference in get on with the vital Kiev, Ukraine, the president re- fused to discuss his abrupt strat- issues facing the egy shift. "I have nothing to say American people." about that on this trip," Clinton said tersely. He did say that most of those who had called for a spe- George Stephanopoulos cial prosecutor did not have ac- cess to the facts in the case. Arkansas land development. "It is essential that an impar- "The president requests that tial, experienced and highly re- this investigation be conducted spected independent figure be as expeditiously as possible," named, with full investigative Clinton adviser George Stephan- and subpoena authority, to as- opoulos said in announcing the sume responsibility for this mat- White House's abrupt strategy ter and pursue it to conclusion," shift. said Michigan Democratic Sen. Stephanopoulos said Clinton Donald Riegle, chairman of the had full confidence that the Jus- Banking Committee. tice Department could conduct Senate Republican Leader Bob its own impartial investigation of Dole said the fact that Reno was the Whitewater Development acting at Clinton's request indi- APPhoto/DcnnliCoolc Corp. He said that "innuendo, po- cated "she's not in effect an in- White House adviser George Stephanopoulos reads a letter in the clal counsel to investigate President Clinton's investment in the litical posturing and irresponsi- dependent attorney general. The White House briefing room Wednesday from White House counsel Whitewater Development Corp. ble accusations" by Republicans president ought to be free and Bernard Nussbaum to Attorney General Janet Reno asking for a spc- had given Clinton little choice clear of this. It's clear he's call- but to call for an independent in- ing the shots." 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by Bruce Smith by college officials and signed up the FBI was investigating threats The Associated Press for biology, math, English, histo- against Ms. Faulkner's "personal ry and education. But she said safety" and unspecified threats CHARLESTON, S.C. - The she felt "overwhelmed" by the against her family and attorneys. gates of The Citadel fell to a attention. woman armed with a court order "Everybody is saying, 'You're "I know I feel safe here on Wednesday as Shannon Faulkner making history,"" she said. campus, it's just the off-campus registered to take day classes "We don't want the class of stuff I do have to worry about," with the all-male corps of cadets, 1994 to be labeled as the year of she said. breaking a 151-year tradition at Shannon Faulkner," senior Will She will stay with a Charleston the school. Benton said. family that has requested ano- Whether Ms. Faulkner, 18, ac- Ms. Faulkner initially was ac- nymity. tually attends classes Thursday cepted by the college after she After registering, Ms. Faulk- at the military school depends on had references to her gender ner toured campus escorted by what the U.S. Supreme Court deleted from her high school Lynn Hook, one of 1,649 women does with The Citadel's last- transcript. The Citadel rejected who take evening classes at The minute appeal to keep her out. her application when it dis- Citadel. Ms. Hook supports keep- Wednesday's request for an covered she was a woman, and ing the corps of cadets all male. emergency order was referred to she sued, challenging the consti- "If we can obligate people to go Chief Justice William Rehnquist, tutionality of the all-male admis- to coeducational schools, which we do, why can't we obligate APPholoAV.de Spec. who did not rule immediately. sions policy The Citadel and Virginia Mili- Last August, a federal judge them to go to single-gender Shannon Faulkner, center, of Powdersville, S.C. walks through the campus •• I the Citadel Wednesday tary Institute are the nation's said Ms. Faulkner could attend schools?" Ms. Hook said. after she registered at the all-male military college In Charleston, S.C. only all-male, state-supported classes, but not join the corps of military colleges. Admissions cadets, while her lawsuit When Ms. Faulkner arrived on policies at both are the target of proceeds. The 4th U.S. Circuit campus, she was greeted by Pat federal lawsuits. Court of Appeals refused to over- Johnson, one of three women Ms. Faulkner, who plans to turn the order. veterans who sued in 1992 trying major in education, walked Ms. Faulkner, who is from to gain admission to day classes. Jury still deadlocked several hundred yards through a Powdersville, said she hoped to That case was dismissed after driving rain and a horde of re- become a full-fledged member of The Citadel, worried about coe- porters to register in Bond Hall, the grey-uniformed corps of ducation, abolished a program al- the turreted administration cadets within a year. lowing male veterans to attend on Menendez verdict building that dominates one end "I don't think you can get the classes with cadets. of The Citadel's parade ground. full Citadel experience without by Linda Oeutsch "It's kind of like a football isberg a note declined to dis- "I didn't expect all of this and I being a cadet," she said. The Associated Press that jury was deadlocked, too. Since Ms. Faulkner sued, five game. I feel like a quarterback cuss its contents except to say didn't really expect to be here," Lyle's jurors resumed de- incidents of vandalism have been handing the ball off to Shannon LOS ANGELES - The jury liberations Tuesday after the subject was different from Ms. Faulkner said. "I actually directed against her and her fam- Faulkner and she's running that said it couldn't reach a having 400 pages of testimony the note that reported the dead- expected the battle to be a lot longer." ily. through the gate," Ms. Johnson verdict on whether Erik Men- read back to them. The reading lock. U.S. Attorney J.P. Strom said said. endez murdered his parents included accounts by both Erik's attorney, Leslie She said she was treated nicely resumed deliberations Tues- brothers of the day they shot Abramson, said Erik was dis- day despite one juror's illness. their parents in their Beverly appointed the judge ordered Jurors sent a note to the Hills mansion. his jury to keep deliberating. judge at the end of their 17th "I think there's obviously a "He was hoping for a verdict Telescope gets repaired day of deliberations. Its con- problem if they're doing that that would free him," Abram- tents were not disclosed. much re-reading and deliberat- son said. The jury announced Monday ing as long as they have ... If Erik's jury is unable to Instrument can now conduct search for black holes that it was hopelessly dead- There is some dispute," said break its deadlock, a mistrial locked, but Judge Stanley We- would be declared. District At- Lyle's attorney, Michael Burt. by Paul Recer The Hubble has been undergo- isberg ordered the panel to torney Gil Garcetti has said his lapsed into a single point only a The six women and six men The Associated Press ing a checkout since its repair in office would be willing to try few miles across. Matter is so keep trying to reach a verdict. on Erik's jury took a mid-day December, and the National Aer- A second jury trying Erik's break Tuesday so one juror the brothers again for the slay- dense that it creates a powerful ARLINGTON, Va. - The re- onautics and Space Administra- gravitational force that draws brother, Lyle, completed its could seek medical treatment ings of their wealthy parents, paired Hubble Space Telescope tion is to formally announce on everything nearby, including 19th day of deliberations with- for stomach flu. Talks resumed Jose and Kitty Menendez. has vision keen enough to finally Erik, 23, and Lyle, 26, say Thursday whether the fix-it job stars, into its center. Gravity be- out reaching a verdict. Lyle's after the juror returned. prove the existence of black was successful. they shot their parents on Aug. comes so intense in a black hole attorney expressed hope the The attorneys who con- holes by measuring the velocity Astronomers who have gotten lengthy talks might indicate firmed that the panel sent We- 20, 1989. that nothing escapes, including of stars being sucked into the reports on the work indicated light. Hence, the object is dark center of galaxies, experts say. Wednesday at a national meeting and cannot be viewed directly. Astronomers at a national of the American Astronomical Instead, astronomers measure meeting of the American Astron- Society that the Hubble now has the movement of objects and gas omical Society said the Decem- 20-20 eyesight. nearby and determine from their ber space shuttle mission to cor- "The checkout has gone far velocity the power of the gravita- Introducing! rect the blurred vision of the $1.6 better than anyone had hoped," tional point. billion Hubble has been success- said an astronomer connected Bower said that based on ful and the orbiting telescope will with the astronomy program. 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Falcons stun Ball State, 70-69 Kline-Ruminski hits game-winner by Mike Kazimore News sports writer Although it was Kline- bench, saddled with foul trouble, Ruminski who ultimately pulled junior forward James Cerisier For the second straight game, out the win for BG, it was Daniels was once again called upon to junior center Shane Kline- who kept the team close through- give a boost to the Falcons' front Ruminski had a subpar offensive out the second half. line. performance for the Falcons. In For the game, Daniels scored Cerisier did exactly that. fact, Kline-Ruminski had more 16 points - 12 of them in the sec- In 13 minutes of first-half ac- fouls (3) than points (0) in the ond half - and also dished out tion, Cerisier knocked down 13 first half of play last night. seven assists. points on a perfect six-of-six Yet when BG needed a basket With just over six minutes re- shooting performance from the on their last possession of the maining and BG trailing by two, floor. Cerisier also hauled in four game to pull off the victory, Daniels made an acrobatic rebounds and played good guess who came through? 15-foot jump shot while falling to interior defense on BSU's pre- That's right, it was Kline- the floor to knot the score at 57. mier inside threat Steve Payne. Ruminski who saved the day for Two minutes later, Daniels For the game, Cerisier ended up the Falcons when he tipped in an made a pair of free throws to with 17 points. Antonio Daniels miss at the buz- once again pull the Falcons even "James was sensational," Lar- zer to pull out a 70-69 win. with the Cardinals. ranaga said. "In the first half, he "Antonio fumbled the ball at It was Daniels once again with gave us a tremendous lift with the top a little and my man left to another drive and soft jumper Kline-Ruminski in foul trouble. block the shot," Kline-Ruminski that gave BG a 68-66 lead with We could have been buried early, said. "I had a clear line at the just over a minute left. but he kept us in it and played an glass so the thing to do was to go That lead wouldn't last long extremely good game at both to the boards and it paid off for however, 15 seconds to be pre- ends of the floor." me." cise, as Randy Zachary drained a Despite Cerisier's strong per- The win upped the Falcons' re- three pointer to put BSU back in formance in the openning stanza cord to 7-4 overall, 2-1 in the Mid- the lead and set up Kline there was one play in the second American Conference. The de- Ruminski's heroics. half that stood out above the rest. fending MAC Champion Car- In the first half, it was another With just under three minutes dinals dipped below the .500 Falcon that played outstanding in left in the game and BG trailing mark with the loss and now helping BG enter the lockeroom 64-62, Daniels once again blew stands at 5-6 overall, 1-2 in the deadlocked at 34. MAC. With Kline-Ruminski from the See falNS, page eleven. Women escape Muncie with hard-fought victory by Marty Fuller News sports writer by tying the game at 25 with a Clark said. "They played well, pair of Tangy Williams free they shot the ball extremely well MUNCIE, Ind. - Women's bas- throws. in the first half." ketball coach Jaci Clark wanted The Brown and Orange then BG is 6-0 when leading at half- her squad to improve its con- went on a 10-2 run led by senior time, and Ball State is winlcss at sistency. Last night the Falcons Talita Scott's six points within home this season, so things were responded to her request with a two minutes. But Ball State looking good for the Falcons de- 96-80 victory over Ball State. would refuse to give up. spite the rough first half. BG goes to 8-3 overall with the They put together an 8-0 run Senior guard Susie Casscll, win, 2-1 in the Mid-American themselves before sophomore who scored three points in the Conference, while Ball State falls Jenny Kulics canned a three- first half, felt the team might 2-8 overall, 0-3 in league play. pointer to give the Falcons the have been just a bit too relaxed Things were not as easy as the lead back at 38-35. Scott scored after playing stronger Kent and final score suggests. The Car- the final bucket of the half off a Toledo teams. dinals got off to a surprising steal from junior Sharleen "Unfortunately, I think that AP photo start, as they led the Falcons 7-2 Hooper to put the Falcons ahead was the case tonight," Cassell Ball State's Mark Ilardwick covers an Auburn opponent during a game in early December. Hardwlck If two minutes into the game. The 40-36 at the break. See WOMENS, page eleven. a three-year lelterman for the Cardinals, but experience couldn't keep bis team from losing to BG last Falcons clawed back into things "They deserve a lot of credit," night 70-69. Carlton heads to the Hall NCAA eliminates NEW YORK - Steve Carlton, Carlton will be inducted into the only pitcher to win four Cy the shrine in Cooperstown, full-time recruiters Young Awards, was over- N.Y., on July 31. He is the 25th whelmingly elected to the Hall person to be selected in his by Rusty Miller of Fame in his first year of el- first year of eligibility since The Associated Press has had a full-time administra- igibility while Orlando Cepeda the first election in 1936, and is tive assistant in charge of foot- just missed in his final chance scheduled to be the 217th COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Larry ball recruiting since Bob McNea Wednesday. member of the Hall. Petroff hasn't been the football was hired in July 1979. Carlton received 436 of 455 "While I've never been one to recruiting coordinator at Ohio Now Petroff's duties - watch- votes for 95.8 percent, the place a great emphasis on indi- State for a full year yet, but his ing films, evaluating players, fifth-highest in history. vidual awards, I'm touched to job will cease to exist Aug. 1. mailing letters and organizing Cepeda, the subject of a big let- be elected to the Hall of "It's out of the recruitment process - will be ter-writing campaign by the Fame," Carlton said in a state- my hands," handled by Cooper and his nine San Francisco Giants and ment released by the Phillies. Petroff said assistants. members of Congress, fell sev- •To be included among the Wednesday. Petroff said the transition will en votes short and finished game's greatest players is "All I can do is not be easy. with 73.6 percent. truly a great honor." to do my job as "The recruiting coordinator It takes 75 percent to be As well as his hard-breaking good as I can has his hands on the recruiting elected, which meant 342 votes slider, Carlton was known for and hopefully process every day and he's on top in balloting by the Baseball years for not talking to the things will of what the coaches are doing," Writers Association of Amer- media. Carlton, now living on a workout." he said. "I don't know how people ica. Among others who missed 400-acre ranch in Durango, Under legis- Malone are going to handle it. It's diffi- this time were 300-game win- Colo., planned to speak at a lation passed cult to be a full-time coach on the ners Phil Niekro (273 votes) news conference Thursday In this week at the NCAA's annual field and a full-time recruiter." and Don Sutton (259), along New York. convention in San Antonio, the Other Ohio schools have with Tony Perez (263). Cepeda Cepeda was an 11-time All- position of full-time football re- already made the transition, al- and Perez each hit 379 home Star and batted .297 with 1365 cruiting coordinator was elim- though the size of the job varies runs. RBIs and 2.351 hits, along with inated at member universities. radically from a top 25 Big Ten Cepeda is the third player In his 379 home runs. The NCAA said it would cut team to a small Division I-A or the last decade to just miss He received just 59.6 percent costs. I-AA college. election. Nellie Fox fell two in voting last year. This year, But it also could cut the time votes shy in 1985 and Jim Bun- the Giants and some members dedicated to recruiting. University of Cincinnati assis- ning was seven votes short in of Congress backed him, both "It'll put recruiting into pe-- tant coach John Harbaugh also 1988. In three years, Cepeda groups believing his 1975 con- spective," said Terry Malone, a has recruiting responsibilities. can become a candidate for viction of smuggling mari- Bowling Green assistant coach He said assistants will feel the selection to the Hall by the juana into Puerto Rico and his who also handles recruiting. brunt of the new legislation. Veterans Committee In three 10 months in jail may have hurt Petroff got caught in the cross- "They'll have more responsi- years; Bunning and Fox are his candidacy. fire between big-time football bility in recruiting their area and under consideration, too. Cepeda now works for the and administrators' desire to they'll have to do more legwork," This is the second straight Giants in community relations bring the sport in under the uni- he said. "They'll also have to do a year that only one player was and often speaks about the versity umbrella. lot more screening, because the selected. Last year, Reggie dangers of drug abuse. He hopes to stay at Ohio State recruiting coordinator elim- Jackson was the lone choice. Niekro (318-274) received in another position. inated a lot of possible recruits." Carlton was 329-244 with a 65.7 percent last year In his "I can't worry about it," Harbaugh cautioned that with- 3.22 ERA in a career from first year of eligibility. Sutton Petroff said. "After our recruit- out a coordinator, others must 1965-88, most of it with the (324-256) was on the ballot for ing is done, I'll sit down with now judge not only talent but also Philadelphia Phillies. He is the first time. coach (John) Cooper and some APpt-wo morals and motivation of re- ninth on baseball's win list ~ administrators and we'll see cruits. n second among left-handers to Also in this year's 10 top what they have in mind." Warren Spahn's 363 victories - were Steve Garvey (166 votes), Former Philadelphia Phillies pitching great Steve Carlton, shown in The new legislation affects "There'll be more mistakes, and second In strikeouts with Tony Oliva (158), Ron Santo this 1986 photo, was elected to the Baseball Hall or Fame Wednesday. Ohio State more than any other and not just athletically but also Carlton was the sole inductee selected. 4,136. He shares the NL record (150), Bruce Sutler (109) and program in the state. Ohio State in character," he said. of 19 strikeouts in a game. JimKaat(98). Sports The B(I News page ten" Thursday, January 13, 1994 No fruitcake for the College basketball women's tennis team threatens to boycott Fired up. more words that could be used to "We are a young team, but we The Associated Press "At this point in time, right The Presidents Commission Those are the two words that describe the Lady Falcons. In the really have what it takes to finish now, it's a go. Every coach I cited costs and the need to hold players on the BG women's ten- youth department, the team has top three in the MAC this SAN ANTONIO - The threat of talked to said they were going to firm on reform measures. The nis team use to describe them- three sensational sophomores, season," Banks said. a national boycott of coaches and do it," Washington said. presidents also indicated to the selves as they get ready for the and four fabulous freshmen. In the experience department, players hangs over college bas- NCAA officials met twice with BCA the scholarship could be second half of the season. Second-ranked singles sopho- all three of the juniors are re- ketball, possibly as early as Sat- BCA officials in the last hours of added next year if savings could Over break while we slugs more Patty Bank, and third- turning letterwinners who had urday's games. the NCAA convention and held be found elsewhere. were nibbling on fruitcake at much success last fall. Need I say The head of the Black Coaches out hope that a boycott could be Dempsey declined to say Aunt Betty's house and watching more? Association said the BCA is call- averted. In the meantime, all 33 whether he believes there will be Jerry Springer, the tennis team The women's tennis team is ing for a boycott, including white Division I conference commmis- a boycott. was doing something a little getting ready to rock-and-roll the as well as black players and sioners scheduled a conference "If there's to be a boycott, how different. MAC by practicing three hours a coaches, in protest of the NCAA's call for 1 p.m. EST Thursday to long a boycott?" he said at a news They were getting up before day on a floor in the Fieldhouse refusing to add a 14th schol- discuss their strategy. conference following the conven- the rooster and blasting tennis designed specifically for tennis. arship to men's basketball. "There certainly is the possi- tion's adjournment. "We could balls back and forth at each "In all likelihood there will be a bility of continued dialogue," play speculative games related to other. Basically, these ladies did "Head coach [Penny] Dean boycott, but I am reluctant to NCAA executive director Cedric that. I don't see that it would be more before 7 a.m. than most of demands a lot from us at prac- give you a time and date," Rudy Dempsey said. profitable." us did all break. tice, but it will get us ready for Washington, head coach at White coaches, as well as the It is not clear how many The second half of the season the rest of the season," co- Drake, said Tuesday from his of- National Association of Basket- coaches would participate in a kicks off with a road trip to Garrett captain and first-ranked singles fice in Des Moines. ball Coaches, were in sympathy boycott. The BCA has about 3,000 Western Michigan this weekend junior Erin Bowbeer says. "Players and coaches are ex- with the BCA members, but that number in- when the top three women and Walkup pected to participate," Washing- "I find it appalling that our cludes head coaches and assis- By the way, Mr. Agassi, image two of the men will play a small ton said. "And they're talking administrators did not respond to tants from all divisions in men's is not everything. Mid-American Conference in- ranked singles freshman Cindy about the rest of the season, like the outcrying from the NABC and women's programs, as well door tournament. Mikolajewski, who are both play- Hard work counts, too. and also the Black Coaches Asso- as high school coaches. Just ask the Lady Falcon tennis the baseball strike." This tournament tests the con- ing in the Western Michigan In the stormy history of NCAA ciation," said Duke coach Mike Black coaches have said drop- ference waters to see how teams MAC Tourney this weekend, are team. affairs, there has never been Krzyzcwski. ping the scholarship will deny will be shaping up for the outdoor really "fired up" about the sec- NCAA schools, dominated by 330 young men, mostly African- Garrett Walkup is a sports anything approaching a national spring season. ond half of the season, as well as boycott. The repercussions of the powerful NCAA Presidents Americans, access to education. Youth and experience are two writer for The BG News. seasons to come. such an action seemed stagger- Commission, voted Monday not But others said not all the 297 ing to NCAA convention dele- to restore a 14th basketball Division I schools use their full gates as they adjourned Tuesday scholarship two years after the scholarship limit anyway. and headed home. convention voted to cut schol- Scholarships essential Washington said BCA officials arships from 15 to 13. "Of the 64 teams in the last would meet by phone late Tues- The BCA maintains minorities NCAA tournament, the average The Associated Press chancellor of the University of failed, they would do more than day to decide when to make their are particularly hurt by cutting squad size was 13.7," Dempsey New Orleans and an adequate simply talk. play. scholarships. said. Boil down the rhetoric from mathematician, 70 percent of Di- So now we apparently are go- the camps warring over the vision I schools, including many ing to have a boycott of some NCAA's decision not to restore a of the big-time programs, are kind or other beginning as early single basketball scholarship at already operating at a deficit. as Saturday, the birthday of slain each school and what it comes Two years ago, the NCAA civil-rights leader Martin Luther down to is a debate about oppor- voted to cut the number of bas- King Jr. For all its symbolic val- tunity. Plain and simple. And ketball scholarships at each ue, the coaches leading the boy- raw. school from IS to 13. Black cott would rather the rest of us Paying positions in college coaches voiced objections at the focus specifically on what the sports are scarce right now. It time that the cuts, in conjunction defeated proposal meant: One seems hard to believe that in with tougher academic stan- more scholarship at each Divi- these days of $1 billion TV dards, would mean less opportun- sion I school translates into payouts (over four years) for the ities for black kids. They were no 300-plus more opportunities, basketball tournament and offers doubt right. most of which would be snapped of $50 million or more per year And with even tougher stan- up by black kids in the inner cit- for a college football playoff. dards set to go into effect next ies. But something has to give, if year, those same coaches let it be A long time ago, college schol- the outgoing chairman of the known as the NCAA convention arships were supposed to be the NCAA Presidents Commission got underway this week in San means to a better life. Though can be believed. According to Antonio that if the proposal to Gregory O'Brien, who is also restore the 14th scholarship See SCHOLARSHIPS, page eleven. Drake University head basketball coach Rudy Washington talks with a television reporter Wednesday at the Des Moines airport as his team leaves for a scheduled game tonight In Tulsa. Washington, the ex- ecutive director of the Black Coaches Association, says that a boycott by coaches and players is likely VIDEOCONNECTION after an NCAA convention limited scholarships earlier this week. SUPERSTORE Bills face Raiders speed The Associated Press Brown was able to find seams Still, Levy and his crew will be in the middle, while James Jett looking for the long pass, know- 1107 SOUTH MAIN ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. ~ The and Rocket Ismail often ran deep ing the Raiders are capable of AT GYPSY LANE Buffalo Bills secondary knows patterns to clear out defenders burning the Bills' secondary. BOWLING GREEN that if it doesn't keep up with the underneath for Brown. Los Angeles Raiders' speedy For the season, Brown had 80 The Bills said they have to stop 3 5 3-6759 receivers, the Bills could be play- receptions and led the AFC in re- the Raiders from throwing long ing catchup in the playoffs this ceiving yards with 1,180. by forcing them to throw under- weekend. Then there's the rest of the neath, bumping them at the line, open 7 days a week 9:am til midnight All the Bills have to do is think Raiders' receivers: gang-tackling and rushing Hoste- back a month to know what that - Jett, a gold medalist in the tler. 400-meter relay at the 1992 STARRING can mean. The Raiders came into Rich Olympics, led the NFL with a "They're going to try to spread >a,.,//, ANWAR Stadium Dec. 5 as the underdog 23.4-yard average on 33 re- us deep and open up the middle," and walked away with a 25-24 ceptions. Kelso said. "So you can take your B BEDELIA win, largely because of a career - Alexander Wright, who won pick. Do you want to defend the BUSEY day for Tim Brown, who caught the NFL's fastest man competi- deep one and give up the middle 10 passes for 183 yards, includ- tion, caught 27 passes and had a or defend the middle and get beat /— DERN ing the winning touchdown. 17.1-yard average. by the deep one?" Ha, GRAND The Raiders' running game has - Ismail caught 26 passes and GALLAGHER struggled, but Jeff Hosteller has averaged 13.1 yards a catch. In last weekend's wild-card connected with his receivers on "They're fast guys, and you're game, Hostetler threw for 294 0rc the big plays. Against the Bills, going to get yourself into a bad yards and three touchdowns as Hostetler passed for 289 yards. situation if you get into a track the Raiders rolled over the Den- "I remember it well," Bills meet with them," Bills free ver Broncos 42-24. Three passes coach Marv Levy said. "I told our safety Mark Kelso said. went for more than 40 yards players, 'The bad news is we Against the Bills, the Raiders' against Denver, including a didn't play very well, and the longest completion was a 37-yard 65-yard scoring reception by good news is we didn't play very touchdown catch by Brown, but Brown and a 54-yard touchdown Y well.'" Los Angeles rarely went deep. catch by Jett. 13-15 Students For Students f} prizesl fr**bi«sl funl Thursday, January 13Ui 9 p.m. Ohio Suite in the Union -I w h COUPON B.G.'s 1 ■ COUPON | Open to any organization interested general titles ! i largest selection of new new releases l< 1 ■ ,AA l in enhancing the living and learning releoses, b-movies 1 i < 1 ■oo and foreign films i VWTF environment at BGSU. 1 s O on video 1 i ■ fri.sat.sun. P.ETUIN15 NEXT DAY • UMTT 3 PIEASE IETDJN NEXT DAV VIDEO CONNECTION COUPON 1 i VIDEO CONNECTION COUPON GOOD THtU JAN 30. I WOMENS— Scoreboard Continued from page nine. half-court game came together don't think we necessarily went and the Falcons outscored Ball after them because we thought Men's Hoops Csssell 36 1 I Eastern Michigan 67, Kent 55 State 41-31 the rest of the way. we could get them. Bowling Crttn (7#> l-l 3 9 rt n rb Bowling Green 70, Ball Sutc 69 said. "I think we relaxed a little "It's just something we have Kulics l-l ) 12 Toledo 62. Akron 51 BG knocked the Cardinals out min m ■ m-a o-t pr tp too much. We need to keep up llnlrri-n 0-1 2 2 Miami 76. Central Michigan 4(1 of their tree by forcing 26 turn- been doing and it worked again Komim 35 3-12 3-3 0-1 III Albers 2-3 1 II Western Michigan 75. Ohio 65 with our game mentally." Miller 21 2-3 0-0 21 4 4 overs. tonight." Kocsur 0-0 2 0 Saturday's Games K Ruminslu 26 3-12 2-4 41 4 « Cassell and the rest of the team "We have been good at creat- Aull 0-5 1 4 Western Michigan si Central Michigan Swsnson 4 01 0-0 0-0 0 0 came out of the locker room Nuesmeyer 2-2 2 2 Akron at Ohio ing turnovers," Clark said. "I Scon led all scorers with 25 tsga 33 4-7 4-4 1-4 2 14 DeUye frO I 2 Miami at Bowling Green ready, but proceeded to lose their Daniels 36 7-12 25 0-3 I 16 points while Michelle Shade TOTALS 20037-7017-1913-34 20 19 96 Ball Slate at I j,iem Michigan lead to a 5-0 Ball State spurt. Lynch 13 00 0-0 0-0 0 0 dropped in 14. Percentages: FG 529. FT 895; 3-poini Kent al Toledo Cehien 21 Kin l-l 3-6 3 17 Both teams then traded hoops for goals 5-10. 500 (Kulics 3. Castcll 2) Women's Standings "I think we relaxed a Knopfer 4 02 on 0-0 1 0 the next four minutes. At this Ball siale (Ml Conference Coming off the bench, Kulics TOTALS 2M27-59I2-17 12-23 37 It 79 Overall l«bouky 39 6-1 6-7 4 9 3 6 School W point Scott decided to take the little too much. We scored 12 points while Lori Al- Hancock 21 4-9 0-2 0-3 4 4 Toledo Prreentstes: FG-.458; FT-.706; .500; 3-poinl 10 game into her own hands. bers showed she is well on her Jobbagy 25 4-6 1-3 0-3 2 35 Western Michigsn need to keep up with (Oils (Koruves 2. Urranaga 2) i Scott sunk two layups, forcing Weramt«eJand395l2 2-2 1-5 2 0 Ohio way to complete recovery from Kail Slat. (69) 7 Armstrong 35 2-3 3-4 0-2 0 7 Kent 9 the Cardinals to take a timeout at our game mentally." Gilbert 22 29 2-2 12 I 6 her knee injury. Albers had 11 Spencer 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 I 15 Bowling Green 9 the 15:04 mark trailing 55-49. Piync 3110-14 2-7 4-9 0 22 Susie Cassell points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists McConnell 32 0-0 0-0 1-5 4 0 Central Michigan 4 Bros 24 2-2 1-4 1-6 4 5 BG's defensive pressure and TOTALS 20032-5512-U 6-21 13 16 80 Akron 3 in 19 minutes of work. Sylvester 39 4 11 0-0 1-5 3 i Percentages: FG- 582; FT- 667; 3 point Miami 6 /".senary 29 3-7 0-0 1-1 I I goals-4-ll. 364 (Hancock 2. Armstrong 21 Ball State 2 Whilehesd 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 MENS Kastem Michigsn I Junes 13 2-3 2-2 1-4 2 6 Mld-Amerlean Conference llirdsmk 15 5-7 0-1 l-l 2 12 Men's Standings Wednesday's He-lulls Continued from page nine. home court with a win. Another key to the Falcons' Dcaton 5 0-0 ao 0-0 0 0 Conference Overall Kent Stale 94. Eastern Michigan 52 victory was Jeermal Sylvester, Fleming 13 0-1 2-4 3-6 2 2 "I've been involved in some School W L Toledo 83. Akron 57 past ins man and launched up an very exciting games here," Lar- who entered the game with a 21.6 Eastern Michigan 8 3 Miami 64, Central Michigan 41 TOTALS 2MU-61 9-2914-35 17 69 open ten-footer. Daniel's shot Kent 4 Ohio 71. Western Michigan 69 ranaga said. "The only problem average, was held to just eight Mtsmi 3 Bowling Green 96. Ball Stale 80 bounced high off the front of the I've had is that we've always points. Much of the credit for this Percentages: FG- 459; FT- 450; 3-pcsnt goals Ohio 5 Saturday's Games (Zachary 2. Ilardwick 2) rim and Cerisier rose above come up on the short end. It belongs to Shane Komives, who Western Michigsn 3 Western Michigan al Central Michigan Women's Hoops everyone else to grab the ball Bowling Green Akron al Ohio tastes a lot sweeter to be on the was assigned to him for much of Bowling Green (96) Hall Stale Miami at Bowling Green with his right hand and tie the winning side." the night. fg fl rb Akron Ball Stale al Eastern Michigan mln nn m-a o-l pf tp score with a monsterous slam The Cardinal's Steve Payne led "Komives deserves a lot of Toledo Kent al Toledo Shade 20 7-15 0-0 12 I 14 Central Michigan dunk. all scorers with 22 points on an credit," Larranaga said, "He's Scott 3111-13 3-3 1-6 I 25 "It was tremendous," Cerisier impressive 10 for 14 shooting one of those guys that plays very Wulisms 20 3-5 4-4 1-4 I 10 Wednesdsys Results said. performance. good defense every day. SCHOLARSHIPS — Continued from page ten. margin, was not without symbo- always the chance that a handful Skinner:spring invitee lic value of its own. When the of the kids who go on to become everything else about the games presidents commission took con- pros will take the lessons they has changed, and the term stu- trol of the organization a few learned on campus about oppor- The Associated Press Skinner has missed the last two Other spring invitees for 1994 dent-athlete has become an oxy- years ago, its stated goal was to tunity to heart. seasons due to injuries to his include catchers Craig Colbert moron, some things have not reign in college athletic depart- CLEVELAND - The Cleveland changed. ments with their runaway bud- Indians have signed catcher Joel right shoulder. He last played at and Junior Ortiz; right-handed After leaving before his senior "We have lost sight of the role gets and repeated abuses. year and signing a multimillion- Skinner to a minor league con- the major league level on Sept. pitchers Ramser Correa, Apo- 22,1991. of athletics," Georgetown coach dollar deal with the NBA's Dallas tract. John Thompson told Newsday in Still, if we're going to prioritize The Indians announced Mavericks, Jamal Mashburn liii.-ir Barcia, Calvin Jones, Greg an interview. "This is a means of - as CEOs like to say - it only Wednesday that Skinner, 32, will turned around and endowed the In 1991, Skinner played in 99 McCarthy and Chad Ogea; infiel- survival for some kids." seems fair to start with those be in the team's major league games. He tossed out 24 of 78 University of Kentucky with a der Tim Jones and left-handed who otherwise have the least op- camp as a spring invitee. baserunners attempting to steal. pitcher David Lynch. $300,000 scholarship. Drat buys a The NCAA vote, by a 191-119 portunity. And besides, there's lot of opportunity. 1 1 1 1 i i | | | | | | | | iji'i ! ! !'; !■;■;■; ; i ; i i ; i i ; i'i'!';'i';';'ijJ';';'i':';ii'i';i;i;o Attention BGSU! WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! § HOWARDS club H rji,i,i,I,I,i,i,i,i,i,i,i,I,;,;,;,I,I,.,I,I,I,I, I,;,;,;, i, i, i.i.i, i,i,,, i ,,,,re Please note the phone number "THE COLLEGIATE CONNECTION" 352 51 in the coupon section of the You best connection for all your 210 N. Main Thurs. Fri. & Sat. -" Greek & BGSU needs K^z^^J Student Directory is wrong. Come check out the great selection fcattf The number should be u - R1o- 8pm at F - Sat 10 - 5:30pm 531 Ridge St. 352-7112. Sun 12-5pm 352-8333 11' I * I * I' i' i' i * i * i * i * i' i' i' ii * i' I * I * I' I' ii * i * I * i * i' I * i * I * ii * i' I' I ■ I.■ I ■ I' I * I ■ i ■ I ■ I ■ i EBLGE RIBBON PHOTO Welcomes Back All Students! 15% Discount on All Darkroom Supplies for students currently enrolled in photo class. 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Convenient locotion on campus. One hour processing and much more 2. Its ecologically sound. Texts are REASONS recycled to other students, Texts you EBLCIE RIBBON PHOTOS TO SELL no longer need can be donated to 157 N. Main St, B.G. (Across from Uptown) the International Book Bank tor use Ph. 353-4244 YOUR BOOKS in other countries. ON CAMPUS,, 3. T0P'?RICES. Great service. i We gladly accept checks and credit cards. ,3 Classifieds The I page twelve . I NEEDA PHONE NUMBER' Attention University TourQuldes! XOXOXOXOXO ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Mac Classic 2/40 keyboard A mouse, original CAMPUS EVENTS WE HAVE THE ANSWER SPRING KICKOFI MEETING The sisters ol Chi Omega would like to con- Fisheries box. $500 00 almost new Call 353 2445 VOCEMAIL You Mutt Come To One Of The I" ol owing; gratulate Vicki French on her recent en- Many earn S2.000 pkismvo m canneries ONLY $12 95 A MONTH Tut*. January it, 1U94.8-7om gagement to Sigma Chi alum Eric Burke Good or $3,000 $6,000 pius/mo on fishing NEEDA BED? CALL 1 800-98VISTA or vessels Many employers provide room A $50 tor mattress ft box spnng Atunlton Nontradll tonal Sludente: Luck and Best Wishes' Wed. Januery 19, UK, l-7pm board and transportation Over 8,000 Good condition Call Dar or Tammy 352-6727. The Nontraditional Student Association ropre- XOXOXOXOXO ASSEMBLY ROOM MCF ALL CENTER openings No experience necessary I senls you. The nen NTSA Tieetmg is PREGNANT? Atlent ion University Tour Guides! Male or Female. For more information call: We can help FREE & CONFIDENTIAL preg Size 4. childs black figure skates. Never used, Wednesday. January 19 al 1130 am in ihe 1 ■206-545-4155 ext A5544 Mam Lounge ol me Off Campus Student nancy tests, support A information. BG Preu XOXOXOXOXO sharpened, in perfect condition $45 00 Call The sisters of Chi Omega would like to con- Center (ground floor. Moseley Hall) Please nancy Center Call 354 HOPE Billy Kidd Babysitter needed to assist mother with 4 8233033 gratulate Jen Spencer on her recent en- join us and help make nontraditionals a true Sorry (rungs have been rough recently young children. 9-2 M-F. Can be divided be- Will Prepare Simple Tax gagement to Aaron Buerk of Notre Dame force at BGSU New member! *i com* Thar* you lor being patient. I really tween two people Call 354 7237. Low Rates Good Luck and Best Wishesi do need you* I k>ve you' FOR RENT INTERESTED IN TELEVISION PROOUC Call VICKI 352 3356 XOXOXOXOXO Cashier Applications now being accepted at a Your Pnrtcest TON' self-serve gasoline * convenience store. Apply COME TO THE FIRST CAMPUS CONNEC in person between 9am -3pm at our Corporate 1 bdrm. apartment, clean, quiet 1/2 block TON Calling all writers' Office 181 1/2 S Mam St.BG. from campus, free heat ft util. $345 ♦ elec. MEETING OF THE SEMESTER PERSONALS Miscellany Magazine's Spring informational WANTED Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- 3543138 JANUARY 17TH AT 9 PM- WBGU TV. TROUP meeting is Thursday, January i3ih at 7 p.m. m terials provided Send SASE to P O Box 395. ST the Commons at West Hall (2nd Floor) We mill 1 bdrm apt, 3i7Manviile.$3i0/mo ton Attention; Presidents of Organizations Olathe.KS 66051 be discussing story ideas A deadlines Intern- 4 Female roomates Country selling located person Util partially paid 287-3896 Th« University Ambassadors are again Evening Office Cleaning OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING FAIR ships and staff positions are available Qi.es 15-20 mm. from University Plus access lo nor sponsoring tha Outstanding Senior Award. ? 8-10 hrs. per week OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING FAIR t>ons Call Micnelle at 866 872S sestonde $i4(Vmo each, all utilities included Presidents of Organizations should be re- Own transportation required 353-0325 'CARTY RENTALS Tuesday Eva. January IS Do you need a Formal drees? 286 3638 Now renting houses ft apartments ceiving an Informational packet by route of Call 352 5822 7 pffl - 9 pm your advisor this week*. Nomination forms I have two tor sale, call EFFICIENCY for 1994-95 school year. Pnos list ol available facilities will be provided are due. January 24. and Outstanding Sleph at 352 7281 if interestedi Spring Sem.$225'mo. Listings available, renting fast Sponsored by OH Campus Housing Office and Senior Applications are dua February 9. It 451 Thurstm Apt. 317 Experienced Racket Stringer Part-time, as Office 316 E Merry. Apt. 3 Registe'on -<"".i AI;ITC »■ S needed Stan immediately. $435 there Is an "outstanding senior" in your or- DO YOU WANT TO AFFECT THE ISSUES CALL Brad 352-5578 Pick-up listing or we will mail r. Call Lee Ann at SRC 2-8686 PAST ORIENTATION LEADERS: ganization, please give everyone the oppor- THAT AFFECT YOU? II you are interested m making a repeat per- tunity lo recognize this person's accom- THE N JOIN STEP 1 NOWl Female needed to rent great apt for Spring 507 E Merry formance as an oneniaoon leader, please con plishments. Should you have questions, or APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE Get ahead with Experience) not receive the Information packet by Semester. Desperate!! Very low rent Call tact the olfice of Student Activities and Orienta- IN 310STUDENT SERVICES 2 bdrm apt. furn, across from Campus, washer Tuesday, January 18. please call Sabrina 3S2<059 tion at 372-2843 If you are interested m finding a ft dryer, free water ft sewer. Call Newiove White, Alumni Affairs, 372-2701. job in the Advertising/Marketing field- PERSONAL QUEST DZOZDZD.ItiZ.t.DZDZDZ Female preferred. Across campus ($193 ♦ Rentals 352 5620. our only office. utilities) 352 0733 or 352-7208 GOODLUCK WITHOUT EXPERIENCE' Get ready for Spring Break" ■ i Awesome Spring Break Bahamas Parly The sisters of Delta Zeta wish to 520 E Reed Join PERSONAL QUEST Cruise' 6 Days $279' Tnp Includes Cruise A Congratulate Holly Gerstenmaier 1 But you can gam valuable expenence Keep your New Vear's resolutions on her pearling to Scon Fench Female subleaser wanted Own room, close to Room. 12 Meals ft 6 Free Parties' Hurry' This atTheBGNews 2 bdrm apt. furn, across from Campus, extra Join PERSONAL QUEST Will Sell Our 1 800 678 6386 from Kent St Best Wishes' campus. $160 rent Call anytime. 353 5005 The BG News had 3 positions available storage, free water ft sewer, washer/dryer. Set your fitnessAveiiness goals ft reach them 0Z DZ DZ Delta Zeta DZ DZ OZ Ask for Sandy. Call Newiove Rentals 352-5620. our only office Join PERSONAL QUEST «i Awesome Spring Break' Best Trips A next semester and several positions New semester, new YOU" Pncesi Bahamas Party Cruise 6 Days $279' lor next year in the Advertising Depl 525 E Merry For more information cal - Includes '2 Meals ft 6 Free Parties' Panama DZ DZ DZ Delta Zeta DZ 0Z OZ Female subleaser needed for spring semester. We are looking for ENTHUSIASTIC, 372-7482 or 3722711 C(ty Room With Kitchen 6 Days $119' Cancun Congratulations to Joy Knight on her Own bedroom, $172/mo. • elec (negotiable) DEDICATED, EAGER individuals who 2 bdrm apt. furn, across from Campus, tree 1 Contact Michelle at 354-0123 Personal Quest Kick OK A Jamaica With Air From Columbus 8 Days pearling to Todd Dzyak Best Wishes wanttoGETAHEADI water ft sewer, extra storage, washer/dryer. From $469' Daylona $149' Key West $249' DZ DZ 0Z Delta Zeta DZ 0Z DZ 9pm midnight. Thurs . Jan 27th Male or female rmte. needed Across from Call Newiove Rentals 352 5620. our only office Bowl n' Greenery Cocoa Beach $159' 1 -800-678-6366 Call 3722606 tor details' Downtown (bar) $i66/mo No utilities, own Avail, immed1 i bdrm. apt. furnished. 1 btk. Sign up for PERSONAL OUEST DZ DZ DZ Delta Zeta DZ DZ DZ bedroom. Call NOW352 6561 • i Awesome Spring Break' Panama City' 8 Housegirl wanted from BGSU, pets all'd. parking . yard $330 in ihe SRC Mam Office Days Oceanview Room With Kitchen $119' The sisters ol Delta Zeta wish to Male rmte needed. Own bdrm . equipped Lunches and Dinners mo Utilities included- 353-1220 Walk To Best Bars' Includes Free Discount Congratulate Lisa Warner on kitchen. StSO/mo Call Paul at 353 Qi69 Please call Brian 372-4347 Card Save $50 On Cover Charges' her engagement to CARTY RENTALS ThT Subleasing single rooms for 2nd semester. UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ' 800 678-6386 Ty Dulin from OSU Good Luck and Needed i male or female roommate for Best Wishes' Spnng. 2 blocks from campus, own room, nice Management opportunities Arthur Victor Paint- Call 353-0325 welcomes its members 'BGUn.vorsiryYMCA' 0Z DZ DZ Delta Zeta DZ DZ DZ apt Call 216 355 8816 ing. Inc is searching for ambitious students lo OLD* NEW Congratulations to Shan Suitor fill summer management positions throughout to our first general meeting' on recewng the Top Ten Award One female subleaser needed immed for Female subleaser-through May. East Merry the Midwest Complete training ft field support TUESDAY. JANUARY 18 for December' DZ DZ DZ Delta Zeta DZ DZ DZ Spnng '94 Fox Run Apts, rent $175 price ne- Apts. Own bdrm ft bath. $i80/mo ft ull Calf High income potential 1-800-775-4745 9 00 pm "BG University YMCA* Congratulations lo Christi Perz gotiable For more info can Kelly at 35? 4865 353-9003 between 4pm-12am MILE Tl ALUMNI CENTER on her Chnstmas engagement to Roommate Needed Pan-time miscellaneous worker needed, flexi- Houses ft duplexes lor 1994-95 school year. Scon "Pooky" McDonough. Your ble hours Hours may vary Shoveling, paint- AGD - Alpha Gam • AGD - Alpha Gam Apt. on Napoleon Rd. - Furnished, wa- 12 month leases only. starting in May sisters wish you the best' ing, mowing etc Position may last indefinitely it TOUR GUIDES! The sisters of Alpha Gamma Delta would tike sher/dryer in building, off street parking Steve Smith 352-8917. DZ DZ OZ Delta Zeta DZ OZ OZ reliable Call 352-1520 ft ask for Tim. too congratulate Jenny Swihart on her recent $i87/month plus house utilities • call All current University Tour Guides engagement to Mike Long 352-8055. office: 372-2736 PART-TIME STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Houses-1 ft 2 bedroom apartments. must attend one of the following HELP YOUR PEERS WHILE AGO • Alpha Gam - AGD - Alpha Gam Roommate Needed Spring *94 Close to cam- Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 9 month - summer - year leases SPRING KICKOFF MEETINGS HELPING YOURSELF GET JOB EXPERI- pus, rent nogotiabie contact Jayce 352 8687 hours plus per week withm walking distance to 352 7454 ENCE! 9 AGD • Alpha Gam - AGD - Alpha Gam BGSU campus Interested m working various Tuesday. January 18, l994,6-7pm DON'T DELAY STEP 1 APPLICATIONS Sub-easer wanted for Spring Semester Large unskilled jobs m assembly, packaging, etc ' The sisters of Alpha Gamma Delta congratu- or ARE NOW AVAILABLE spacious apartment, very close to campus Rate of pay is $4 25 per hour. Apply m person Large 2 Bedroom Apartment 2 person late Tammy Killean on her pearling to Brent Wednesday, January 19,1994,8-7pm IN310STUDENT SERVICES Own room, free cable, Jan s rent paid, $155 Max. $350 + Deposit A utilities Never gal l. between the hours of 900am and 500pm per month plus electnc Call Rob 372-5227. (Mon -Fn ) at Advanced Specialty Products, Available now 669-3332 ASSEMBLY ROOM ■ MCFALl CENTER AGD • Alpha Gam • AGD - Alpha Gam INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED BAS- Subleaser Needed Immediately Inc 428 dough St. BG OH 43402 Need more space m your room? TOUR GUIDES! KETBALL OFFICIAL ■ MANDATORY CLINIC Photo lab technician. Full or pt -time position Rent a university approved loft from Always wondered about Co-op? JANUARY19.7 10 PM APPLY IN 130FIELD SPACE SAVERS 7 JaSon 352 8556. Flexible hours Experience in darkroom or au- Need a Job HOUSE BY 1/19/94 TEAM HANDBALL tomated color printing Located in Perrysburg and maximize your living space Freshmen. Sophomores A Juniors OFFICIALS ■ MUST ATTEND MANDATORY Subleaser needed immed Close to downtown Calli-872 0007 ' Also Renting Refrigerators ' CITY EVENTS who are NEW to Co-op CLINIC JANUARY 20. 710 PM APPLY IN ft campus Q*i'OOTi $-6^50 353-/Qi2 353-5475 Jan 2t st. 1007 BA Bldg. 3 30 pm 130 FIELD HOUSE BY 1/20/94. S P P I is looking for individuals who want to WANTED 1 or 2 female suWeasers lo share Needed: 3 M/F roommates for May to,May CO-OP KICK-OFF gam management experience next summer. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE M INDP ICE large apartment with 1 other person Availa- BRATHAUS Thursdays DONT MISS 17! Earn $8000 to $10,000 per summer Positions bieiMMEDiATELY. rent negotiable PfeasecaJI 50 cents Happy Hours 372 2451 HOCKEY-JAN 18: W.C BASKETBALL-JAN. available throughout the midwest Call Jeff 18. M BASKETBALL JAN 19. M.W TEAM 352-1675 arvd leave a message One bedroom apartment 128 S Summit for 6-9pm- No cover- !9andover Griffith 1-800-887-1960. HANDBALL JAN 20 ENTRIES DUE IN 130 Summer 94 and 94-95 school year. Seasonal employment available as a white- 1-267-3341. BRATHAUS ■ Fridaysand Saturdays AOTT ' AOTT * AOTT' AOTT FIELDHOUSr BY 4 00 P M ON DUE DATE HELP WANTED water raft guide in W.VA Experience not re- 50 cents Happy Hours Congratulations Becky Ellis on your Christ- Levine. One bedroom fumishesd apartment 4-9 pm No cover - 19 and over mas pearling to Troy Leffler ol Ohio Northern 1 quired Must be 19 years old. have current Thanks lor the Awesome X-mas A New Years ! CPR and first aid Contact North American ?64S College 686 5425 Come in before and after hockey games AOTT * AOTT * AOTT ■ AOTT Love You. $700/wk. canneries. $4500'mo deckhands. River Runners, P O Box8i Hico.WV 25854 Rooms for Rentu Congratulations Heather Anderson on your Jules Alaska summer fisheries now hiring. 1-800 950-2585. EOE Private Entrance, Close to Campus BRATHAUS - Sun . Mon . Tue ft Wed Christmas pearling to Kris Laskowskl Happy Hours All Night Employment Alaska 1 206-323-2672 352 0317 I on Mmsel (Slavm) Bar open 6 pm - 19 and over AOTT ' AOTT ' AOTT ' AOTT SPRiNGBRFAK packages PROMOTE on Congralulat>ons Jill Camella on your Christ Congratulations on your Christmas Sublease 2 bedroom apt Ridge St Excellent ""SPRING BREAK'94"" campus or SIGNUP NOW for rooms. Daytona. conditions. Laundry, Parking Call Edwm "■.!-, ->-,r 'Y, :o Ryan Miller engagement to Bob. I'm so happy tor you' Panama $129 up. Cancun. Call CMI Love ya Penny Cancun, Bahamas. Jamaica. Florida A Padre' 353-3308 Attention Parent Students 110% Lowest Pi «e Guarantee1 Organize 15 1-600 423-5264 SERVICES OFFERED Subleaser Needed The Nontraditonal Student Assooanon caters friends and your tnp is FREE I Travel Abroad and Work Make up to Miscellany needs copy editors I Own roomm house on E Wooster to parent students' needs. Next NTSA mtg. is TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL (800) $2,000 $4.000./mo teaching basic conve-sa Seconds from campus! Free cable' Wed .Jan 19. at 11 30 am m the Man Lounge Anyone interested come to the informational 328-7283 tional English m Japan, Taiwan, or S Korea. meeting Thursday. January I3rn at 7 p.m. m Call 352 5068 or 352 7402 Date Parry coming up* Rent a place to have at the 0" Campus Student Center (ground No teaching background or Asian languages your gathering 15 20 mm trom QG Excluded the Commons at West Hall (2nd Floor) Call floor. Moseley Hall) Pease jo Call or Stop in for a Complete Listing of SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT SWEATS Available Apartments & Houses WHITE OR ASH SWEATSHIRTS W/1 COLOR PRINT 18 PC MIN. OHDF.R. $18.00 EACH NO OTHER CHAIM.KS 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 CALL GREEK MART 419-353-0901 LEADERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE. BE ONE. Applications for Orientation Leaders are now available in 405 Student Services