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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Directory SPORTS 6 OPINION 2 Swiichboard 372-2601 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Classified Ads 372-6977 Andrea attacks corporate America Display Ads 372-2605 Ohio State fires UT women draw Editorial 372-6966 Spores 372-2602 Randy Ayers af- 10th seed in cloudy and Enlenainmenl 372-2603 FLOOD UPDATE 5 ter 8 seasons at NCAA mild Slory idea? Give us a call Ohio River's crest moves into Indiana; weekdays from I pm. lo 5 pm., or the helm Tournament e-mail: "[email protected]" flood has claimed 59 lives since March 1 High: 44 Low: 30 TUESDAY March 11,1997 Volume 83, Issue 115 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio ct: "Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" STAR-90 update may be coming soon
University is looking into, includ- to class, year or major. Other Waiting lists, Internet access STAR-90 ing financial aid information and times, it will be on a first-come, "I've seen it, and I considered by administration obtaining grades through the first-serve basis. system. electronic waiting list if a section If enough names are on the know that it works. "There are a host of additional they requested is already closed. waiting list, a new course may be ByDARLAWARNOCK looking into an upgrade of the policies - we are really trying to As soon as a person drops out opened to provide for those stu- I'm surprised that we The BG News current telephone registration study how to implement them," of that section, the name at the dents. don't already have system, which would open up McComber said. "We have to top of the waiting list will be The idea for the updated it." The voice on the STAR-90 twice the amount of phone lines, work out exactly what we want." added. An automatic call-back to system was developed by system may soon become a little with an option for waiting lists Once implemented, students the person on the waiting list will Charles Middleton, University Charles Middleton easier for students to take, if all and possible Internet access. using the STAR-90 system will inform them of the change. provost and vice president for University Provost and VP for plans go well. Registrar Becky McComber have the opportunity to imme- In some cases, the waiting list Academic Affairs University administration is said there are many options the diately place their name on an will prioritize names according • See STAR-90, page three. Checking Out Reading Center honors Weber Facility named after founding member, former University education professor By MELISSA NAYMIK The BG News
Over the years, the University has had numerous facilities named after distinguished professors. On Feb. 21, the Read- ing Center located in the Educa- tion Building was offically named in honor of Dr. Martha Gesling Weber by the University Board of Trustees. Weber came to the University in 1946 as an assistant professor, but later became a professor of BO New. Photo by Amy V«n Horn education in 1953. Colleen Kane, a junior accounting major, reads over the campaign ment elections will be held from March 18-20. Weber was one of the founding signs at the Union Oval Monday. Undergraduate Student Govem- members of the Reading Center. From 1946 to 1965, she was the director of the center. Weber was the person who molded and es- tablished the main focus and Martha Oiling Weber Wood Cable scorecard expands purpose of the center. S. Nemeth, a friend of Weber, In the years Weber was active wrote a letter in honor of Weber's on campus, she was credited with director, said both channels were from $21.60 to $23.40 per month, Many cable companies decide memory and submitted it to "The Cartoon Network, many firsts. She was the recipi- Ohio Reading Teacher.'" highly requested networks he said. which stations to add by sending ent of the University's first Dis- Home and Garden among the customers of Wood Student rates will not change surveys to customers. "Her life experiences have tinguished Faculty Award in been permanently imprinted on Cable Comm. until the fall semester. According to Scudder, this is 1963. Then in 1968, she was a- TV added to lineup Subscribers can find HGTV on The Cartoon Network, which is not the best method to use be- those who knew her because she warded the first Outstanding told her students that they were Channel 7 and the Cartoon Net- owned and operated by Turner cause a specialized group of cus- Teacher Award by the College of Broadcasting, is rated fifth worthwhile, special and worth By MAUREEN BARRY work on Channel 42. tomers could "stuff the ballot Education. The BG News "The rate adjustments have among all cable networks behind box." listening to," Nemeth said. already been made and distrib- TNT, USA. Nickelodeon and TBS, For example, members of a One of her biggest accom- Marilyn Braada, Two channels, Home and Gar- uted to customers," according to Scudder said. local church or religious group plishments in her years at the alumni/development officer, met den TV and the Cartoon Network, Larry Scudder, regional vice HGTV was added because it could repeatedly request the ad- University was being chosen as with Weber after she retired. have been added to Wood Cable president. was a station for which cus- dition of a religious station. the first woman president of the Braadz described her as being Comm's menu. The addition of the two chan- tomers have indicated a need, he University Faculty Senate. Kris Euler, regional marketing nels have caused a rate increase said. • See CABLE, page three. Professor Emeritus Dr. Joseph • See WEBER, page three. Stop smoking, lose Freddie and Frieda X2 weight at clinics
trying to quit smoking or lose American Lung weight," said Amy Cramer, Association holds American Lung Association of- fice coordinator. hypnosis sessions "Hypnosis is a relaxation tech- nique to be used as a tool to help By JENNIFER SCHAB persons reach a goal they have The BG News set for themselves; it Is not ma- gic," Cramer said. This month the luck of the Irish The program uses suggestive may not help you quit smoking or therapy, and participants are lose weight - but the American aware of everything at all times. Lung Association's hypnosis clin- "It Is a good program that has ics may. had a 25 percent success rate The American Lung Associa- with getting people to quit smok- tion will conduct a hypnosis ses- ing, which is average," Cramer sion on Wednesday, March 12 at said. the Days Inn on 1550 E. Woosler Many people have gotten a lot in Bowling Green. The session to out of these programs, though stop smoking will be held from 6 they have not worked for every- p.m. to 7 p.m. and the weight con- one, Cramer said. trol session will be held from 7 The cost for each session is p.m. to 8 p.m. $40, which Includes the group Clinical hypnotist Don Mannar - hypnosis, a question and answer ino will conduct all of the ses- session and an audio cassette for sions. home reinforcement. By showing It is tradition for the identities of Freddie and Frieda Falcon to be year's birds from left to right are Wendy Bratz, Blair Miller, Kelly "These sessions are Just an- revealed at the last basketball and hockey game of the year. This Benedetti, and Kevin Demain. other option for people who are • See LUNG, page three. page two The BG News Tuesday, March 11,1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966
ANDREA WOOD H E 'Bootstrap' spirit stomps nation
It's amazing to me how those be yours, too. campaign contributions), the America Online, have only to "core American values" laid down Here on the domestic front, environment (Texaco and Exxon). wage a public image campaign "Fledgling by our founding fathers have corporations (also known And perhaps most disturbing, to win back the consumers' remained virtually Intact. Ironically as "corporate those traditionally charged with confidence. To big business, the free market What I mean Is. the "bootstraps America") have rallied and now keeping an eye on the evils of the public relations campaign has economies mentality": the idea that anyone rule almost every aspect of our rich exploiters, the media, have become a literal life-saver. They can "make it" In America with a culture. become corporate monopolies make a donation to local are ripe for little elbow grease and something Our nation's schools are now themselves. Newspapers were once colleges, take out a full page the exploitin' called "common sense." asking corporations for help local and privately owned. Today apology In the Sew York Times by the U.S.'s Social Darwinism was Invented because It's easier than begging "news" has become a billion dollar or buy the uniforms for a local large and NEWS to solidify this notion; that some citizens to raise their own business owned by a very few big little league team. They give people Just can't cut It In the dog- property taxes. Millions of wigs, like Ted Turner's CNN. The enough to the community, so established "Serving the Bowling eat-dog free marketplace. This school kids watch two minutes content of our dally news Is that the community will forgive business rugged individualism has satu- of commercials every day on determined by the New York their transgressions. Green community for rated our culture since the Pil- television sets provided courtesy Times. USA Today (a.k.a. For a citizenry with limited sector. Why over 75 years" grims roughed It through their first of Whittle Communications "McPaper"), the J_A. Times, Chi- critical thinking skills, flashy pay an winter. Then we went West, and (remember Channel One?). cago Tribune and Just a few others. apologies sometimes mean more American South, and today, the entity that Educators figure the benefits 210 West Hall Look at what happened In than the facts. In our own worker Bowling Green State University embodies the meaning of of having television sets In thelr Detroit: the workers at the Detroit Journalism department, public "America" these days Is the big classrooms outweighs the Free Press unionized and went on relations Is the fastest growing $30,000 a Bowling Green, OH corporations, and they are digging dubious costs of providing strike against their employer, a sequence. Learning to make 43403 deeper Into our own culture and corporate America with a multi-million dollar corporaUon. As flashy apologies is a popular year with [email protected] are moving Into the global culture. capUve audience of young large companies, many of the pastime these days. benefits when The U.S. has waged wars (both Americans for two minutes newspaper businesses Invest In So what Is to be done? The the same job (419) 372-2601 Cold and Gulf, for example) In the every school day. other corporate ventures. men (and a few women) who run name of "Democracy." yes. with Those TV sets were probably How. then, are we to expect corporate America are more can be per- capital D. But with democracies, bought by corporations with the editors to encourage the kind of hero than heathen. They are our formed by a Editorial Board 372-6966 according to the American model, money saved from tax breaks hard-core InvesUgatlve Journalism nation's success stories, our worker in come a free market economic Scon Brown approved by the federal govern- that reveals the evils of corporate "apple pie" so to speak. They are system. Fledgling free market ment. Now Isn't It Ironic that America? The muckrakers are long Thailand for Editor proof positive of what any economies are ripe for the some people will throw a fit gone. American Is capable of. They are a mere $75 Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock exploitln" by the U.S.'s large and when the church gets Involved Now. we have editors and the very embodiment of what per month?" Managing Editor Chief Reporter established business sector. Why In education, but say "Heck producers censoring content that America Is about. They could pay an American worker $30,000 a corporate America, come on may point an accusatory finger at never, ever be the cause of any year with benefits when the same down!"? I say both of them be their own employer. The Fourth Amy Johnson Mike Wendling of our nation's current prob- job can be performed by a worker gone. Estate Is crumbling in the name of lems. Assistant Opinion Editor in Thailand for a mere $75 per We can't escape them and corporate greed. Mainstream news Right? Managing Editor month? Why keep your plants in their billions of dollars In has become little more than Brandon Wray Flint, Mich., when the same work propaganda: music (Capital propaganda for promoting the Andrea Wood is a weekly Penny Brown Entertainment can be done in Mexico for oodles Records), sports (Nike Air Ideas behind big business. columnist for The News. Ques- Copy Chief Editor cheaper? Sorry Flint workers, Jordan), everything we eat (Food Some journalists still refuse to tions and comments can be sent that's the way Social Darwinism Lion), science (cloning), televi- budge In the shadow of corporate to 210 West Hall or Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins works. If you work hard and tug sion (Viacom), health care America. But businesses who do [email protected]. Photo Editor Sports Editor on those bootstraps, success will (HMOs), politics (PACS and get caught red-handed, like
Next Monday, March Copy Staff 372-2604 17, The News will Krislen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heimschel present a special Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Opinion page de- Olivia lnkrott Kerri Killion Kelly Von Glahn Elizabeth Reiter (STr\H V*/r\«S" voted to ideas for Q. -70s Prt»«V, AJar"| l*»r**-e» CAr^e keeping students on Reporting Staff 372-2604 campus on the week- Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer ends. Several News Maureen Barry Tanya Markul columnists and staff Jennifer Schab NATION Memorial service for Machol planned Citadel A memorial service for Rick Machol, University student who Wilbur? died after suffering injuries in a car accident last week, will be held at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 12 in Kohl Hall. Friends of Machol will be speaking in rememberance of him cadets and a brief service will be held. r All are Invited to share in the memorial ceremony. punished >#oiv ■- / for hazing ■ .J^ mS STAR-90 ^BB Continued from page one. Students were introduced to The Associated Press quicker grade access last semes- academic affairs. He said his ter with the ability to check their goal is for students to complete final marks on the Internet. CHARLESTON, S.C - A male J i cadet at The Citadel was thrown their registration with only one Implementing the new system ■- out of school and nine others V ^^__^^^^^^ call to the system. will ease stuaents into the tech- were given lesser punishments in Middleton said most other col- nology and better assist them in the hazing and harassment of two legiate Institutions already use registering, McComber said. female cadets, the military ***** some type of upgraded telephone "It is an important thing to be registration system. done," McComber said. "The sit- school said Monday. ■ ' A One cadet was cleared, and the t4jBS?^iiH ?? "I've seen it, and I know that it uation just really needs to be FBI and state investigators con- works," Middleton said. 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As the dangerous crest of the Ohio River moved toward well- protected Evansville and the farming communities of western Kentucky, some of the 192 people who evacuated this community last week returned for the first time. They were only allowed to look, not move back in, and what they saw included stained walls, soaked furniture and ruined lives. Volunteer firefighters ferried the anxious down city streets, driving the boats slowly because the wake shattered windows in swamped houses and trailers and washed water into people's homes. The water was receding at the home of Frank Ayer's daughter and son-in-law, who fled last Associated PIYM photo Tuesday after packing clothes Two cats seek higher ground on top of a house surrounded by floodwaters in Grandview, Ind. on Mon- and some furniture onto wagons day. to store In Ayer's barn. 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Wooster 352-0717 need more information? call 372-2011 page six The BG News Tuesday, March 11, 1997 Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Toledo is in Ohio State cans basketball coaches 10th slot at The Associated Press Big Dance COLUMBUS - Ohio State made sweeping changes in its The Associated Press mens' and womens' basketball programs Monday, firing Coach Mark Ehlen isn't wor- coaches Randy Ayers and ried about his 27-3 team being Nancy Darsch because they seeded 10th in the Midwest Re- failed to finish in the top half of gional of the NCAA Tournament: the Big Ten standings for the He's willing for Toledo to earns fourth year in a row. any respect it has coming. Ayers and Darsch, both The NCAA announced Sunday having enjoyed great success that the Rockets will face sev- with their teams in the early enth-seeded Stephen F. Austin 1990s, each had two years left (27-4), winner of the Southland on their contracts. Conference, In the first round of The mens' team has gone the women's basketball tourna- 10-17 the last two seasons, in- ment. cluding 5-13 in the Big Ten this The teams will play at 9 p.m. past season. The women fin- EST Friday in Boulder, Colo. The ished 12-16 and were 3-13 in AMOcUte I PTVIB phot* winner will meet the winner of conference play. OSU women's coach Nancy the Colorado-Marshall game. Athletics director Andy Darsch was fired two yean be- The Rockets earned an NCAA Gelger said both coaches had fore her contract expires for the tournament berth by defeating been told before the season Bucks' 3-13 conference mark. Kent 88-64 last Friday in the title what was expected. game of the Mid-American Con- "It Is my feeling that we did Geiger said he will begin a ference tournament. Toledo also not meet the goals we set prior nationwide search to fill both won the regular-season MAC to the season, which were up- vacancies. He said his only crown with a 16-2 conference re- per half of the conference criterion is that candidates cord. goals," Geiger said at a news have a history of being a part It will be the Rockets' fifth ap- conference. "If that worked of successful programs, either pearance in the national tourna- out in a postseason tourna- as a head coach or as an assis- ment In this decade. Last year, ment, that would obviously be tant. Associated Prtst photo also as a No. 10 seed, Toledo something we would be very Adding to the pressure on Ohio State basketball coach Randy Ayers catches a ball as it is going out of bounds in an earlier matchup. defeated Mississippi 65-53 in the pleased about. both coaches was the construc- Ayers was fired Monday for poor marks in the Big Ten conference the past two years. first round before losing to Old "There has been some Im- tion of a $93 million arena set Dominion 72-66 in round two. Ehlen said he expects Stephen provement, particularly in the to open in the fall of 1998. Sales Ayers, who had a base salary very fortunate for the oppor- ly this current group. I think mens' program, but we simply of seat licenses have lagged as they will be a special group in F. Austin to be a tough opponent. of $110,000 a year, was 124-108 tunity to be a part of the Ohio "Traditionally they've had a didn't meet the goals and I both teams have suffered. in eight years as coach. The fir- State University family, and years to come and I hope the think it's time for us to move Ayers met with his team strong team," he said. "I think ing came a day after the Buck- we wish the university nothing university will continue to em- they were last ranked 14th in the on and move forward with an Monday afternoon following eyes finished their season with but the best," he said in a brace them." country, If I'm not mistaken. So aggressive search and a new his dismissal. It was not clear an 86-81 loss in overtime to statement. "I have grown very Under Ayers, the Buckeyes we're playing a pretty good pro- look for our basketball pro- if Darsch spoke with her Michigan on Sunday. fond of the players I have had won Big Ten titles in 1990-91 grams." players. "My family and I have been and 1991-92. gram." over the last 14 years, especial- Toledo has relied primarily on the play of three seniors: Kim Knuth (20.2 points per game, 5.8 rebounds per game), Angela Reds struggle with budget, roster problems Drake (19.1 ppg, 9.3 rpg) and Mimi Olson (19.1 ppg, 5.6 rpg). That won't change during the The Associated Press very closely together." linger and outfielder Mike Kelly worried by Ruben Sierra's slow it yet." tournament, Ehlen said. The payroll is projected at $30 would have to be kept on the start at the plate and in the out- Bowden said it is too early to "I think when you reach this PLANT CITY, Flat - Cincinnati million but now stands at $33 mil- opening day roster. field. make decisions on releases. point, you do what got you to this Reds general manager Jim Bow- lion. The salaries of veteran players Sierra had two singles in 20 at- "We've played nine games," he point," he said. den is trying to arrange trades to A handful of players Bowden make up most of the payroll. bats before he homered in the said. "No one's that smart. We'll ease an overbudget payroll and believes are valuable to the Reds Asked if trade talks might in- second inning Sunday. He com- have a better read in two weeks." The high altitude of Boulder overstocked roster. or on the open market are out of clude such players, Bowden said, mitted two errors in seven Manager Ray Knight said (about 5,400 feet above sea level), "The way it's breaking down, options and would have to clear "Anything's possible. We have an games. Sierra showed progress Sunday. which Is in the Rocky Mountains, we have a lot of players in the waivers to be sent out. open mind." "We need another bat in the Although Bowden said he had doesn't concern the Toledo same group, as far as making the Otherwise, players such as Although the Reds are looking middle, and maybe it's Ruben "a significant roster problem," coach. club," Bowden said. "A lot of the catcher Brook Fordyce, pitchers for a power hitter for their Sierra," Bowden said. 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Rangers 31 28 9 71 219 191 Philadelphia 16 44 .267 295 The Associated Press "I think we can all agree, with- Tampa Bay 27 32 7 61 184 206 Bomon 12 SO .194 345 out any kind of dissent, that he is "He's as good a Washington 26 33 7 39 166 187 Central Oivawei Tim Duncan of Wake Forest NY Islanders 23 33 10 56 181 195 x-Ouoago S3 8 MB - certainly one of the best to ever basketball player as northeast DMsioa Detroit 45 16 .738 8 was a unanimous selection Mon- play in this league, not only at his W L T Pts GF GA Atlanta 42 19 .689 11 day for the All-America team and position, but at any position," there is." Buffalo 34 21 11 79 192 16S Charlotte 40 22 445 135 became the first repeat choice Pittsburgh 33 28 6 70 228 216 Cleveland 33 27 550 195 Wake Forest coach Dave Odom Hartford 26 30 10 62 183 201 Indiana 29 32 .475 24 since Shaquille O'Neal of LSU said. "I think he has done it with Rick Pitino Montreal 24 32 13 61 210 243 Milwaukee 26 35 .426 27 five years ago. great style and great emotion and Kentucky basketball coach Boston 23 35 9 55 197 238 Toronto 21 40 .344 32 Duncan, the 6-foot-10 senior Ottawa 21 32 13 SS 180 196 WBTBoM COMMNd great compassion." WBlBtN CONrubXCI Meweet DhMon center from Wake Forest, was The last unanimous selection Central Division W L Pa. GB named on all 68 ballots by the was Purdue's Glenn Robinson in "We've been lucky to have him." W L T Pts CF GA Utah 45 16 .738 - national media panel and 1994. Dallaa 40 23 5 85 205 165 Houston 42 20 477 35 Like Mercer, LaFrentz, a 6-11 Detroit 32 19 14 78 208 152 Minneaota 30 30 500 145 received 340 points, four more The 6-10 Van Hom turned from junior, really stepped up when a Phoenix 31 32 4 66 191 201 Dallaa 19 41 517 255 than Keith Van Horn of Utah, star player to TV star last week teammate went down. He scored St. Louis 28 31 8 64 195 206 Denver 18 43 .295 27 who missed being a unanimous with his consecutive buzzer- at least 20 points in each of the Chicago 26 31 10 62 172 168 SanAntonto IS 46 .246 30 choice by two votes. Toronto 25 37 S 55 196 231 Vancouver 11 52 .175 35 beaters in the Western Athletic nine games center Scot Pollard Ferine Dtvhson ParincOvWon The other first-team selections Conference tournament last missed with a stress fracture in W L T PttCF CA Seattle 42 18 .700 - were Ron Mercer of Kentucky, week. He averaged 22.2 points his foot, tripling the longest Colorado 41 17 9 91 228 163 I.A. Lakers 41 20 472 15 Edmonton 69 212 202 Raef LaFrentz of Kansas and and 9.4 rebounds for the Utes, string of a player to score at least 31 30 7 Portland 35 28 556 85 Danny Fort son of Cincinnati. Anaheim 28 30 9 65 195 194 Sacramento 28 34 .452 IS who enter the NCAA tournament that many points a game under Aaaaclatea Press phots Calgary 28 34 7 63 181 196 LA dippers 25 33 .431 16 Van Horn and Fortson were with a 26-3 record and a No. 2 coach Roy Williams. Vancouver 28 35 3 59 206 227 Phoenix 24 37 J93 185 both second-team selections last ranking. LaFrentz, who received 266 Wake Forest's Tim Duncan was Los Angeles 25 35 8 58 181 221 ColdenState 23 37 J83 19 the first repeat selection to the San Jose 23 36 7 S3 169 216 season. "I'm surely honored," the points, averaged 18.7 points and Surata/a Cames All-America team since LSU's Duncan was the only one of three-time WAC player of the 9.1 rebounds and shot 59 percent x-clinched playoff spot Saturday- Games ■ four underclassmen on last year said Monday. "I think it from the field as the Jayhawks Shaquille O'Neal. Philadelphia 5. Washington 0 Milwaukee 90, Cleveland 82 year's All-America team who op- Tampa Bay 2, Calgary 1, OT San Antonio 102, Indiana 98 really reflects the effort and (32-1) held the No. 1 spot for 15 players In the country," Cincin- NY. Rangers 2. San Jose 1 Detroit 91. LA Clippers 85 ted to return to school. Marcus success of the team as well as straight weeks. nati coach Bob Muggins said New Jersey 4, Buffalo 1 Sunday's Gemaa Camby of Massachusetts, Allen myself. If it wasn't for my team- "I'm fortunate because I am Monday. "Everyone notices his Edmonton 4, St. Louis 1 Atlanta 114, Boston 90 Iverson of Georgetown and Ray mates and the people who sup- Boston 3, Florida 1 Charlotte 82, Miami 76 surrounded by an extremely tal- size and physical strength but I Anaheim 2, Colorado 2, tie Toronto 81, Vancouver 77 Allen of Connecticut all declared port me, I wouldn't be talking ented, extremely unselfish group don't think there's a player who Philadelphia 99, Washington 93 for the NBA draft. The other about this." of guys who are genuinely ex- plays with as much heart." Monday-. Game. Houston 88, Dallas 83 first-team member was senior Mercer, a 6-7 sophomore who cited for me to be named an All- Lett Games Not Included Phoenix 121, Orlando 85 Senior point guards Brevin Montreal 2, Pittsburgh 2, tie Portland 103, Seattle 93 Kerry Kittles of ViUanova has already announced he will America," LaFrentz said. "As Knight of Stanford and Jacque Dallas 3. Toronto 3, tie Utah 1 IS, Minnesota 106 Duncan led the Demon Dea- turn pro after the season, was the thrilled as I am, I have to admit I Vaughn of Kansas were on the Vancouver at Chicago (n) New York 97, Chicago 93 cons to a 23-6 record and a Top 10 third-leading vote-getter with would trade it in for an opportu- second team along with sopho- Ottawa at Phoenix (n) LA. Lakers 115, New Jersey 105 Detroit et Los Angeles (n) Golden State 102, Sacramento 98 ranking all season while averag- 289. The star of last season's nity to cut down some nets later more forward Antawn Jamison ing 20.9 points and 14.3 rebounds. national title game victory aver- on." of North Carolina, sophomore Tuesday-iCarna Tuesday's Games He shot 61 percent from the field aged 18.4 points and 5.2 rebounds The 6-7 Fortson is one of the guard Chauncey Billups of Philadelphia at Buffalo, 7 p.m Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. and blocked 94 shots in earning for the Wildcats (30-4). He was strongest players in college bas- Colorado and senior guard Bobby Edmonton at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m Vancouver at Charlotte, 7 JO p.m. Vancouver at Washington, 7:30 p.m Utah at Atlanta, 7JO p.m. his second straight Atlantic forced to assume a much larger ketball and he was the Confer- Jackson of Minnesota. NY. Islanders at Florida. 7:30 p.m Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8pm Coast Conference player of the role in the offense when Derek ence USA player of the year the Seniors Shea Seals of Tulsa, Ed St. Louis at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Houston at San Antonio, 8pm year selection. Duncan, a third- Anderson went down for the year last two seasons. He averaged Gray of California, Keith Booth Miami at Milwaukee, 830 p. m. team choice as a sophomore, with a knee injury midway 21.4 points and 9.2 rebounds for Wednesday-. Games New York at Dallas, 830 p m of Maryland and Andre Woolri- Boston at Hartford, 7 p.m Orlando at Denver, 9 p. m needs 10 rebounds for a career through the season. the Bearcats (25-7), who were the dge of Iowa were joined on the Washington at NY. Rangers, 7:30p.m Toronto at Phoenix, 9 p.m total of 1,538 - making him col- "He's as good a basketball preseason No. 1 choice. third team by Colgate's junior Chicago at Toronto, 7 JO p. m. LA Hipper* at Purl land, lOp.m lege basketball's most prolific player as there is," Kentucky "Danny has worked so hard to Calgary at Colorado, 9 p.m. Detroit at Seattle, 10 p.m center Adonal Foyle, who said he Pittsburgh at Phoenix, 9 p.m Cleveland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. rebounder over the last 25 years. coach Rick Pitino said Monday. make himself one of the best will apply for the NBA draft. Detroit et Anaheim, 1030 p.m Collegiate »-H Russian language at BOSU ATTENTION ALL STUOENTSII! Grants 4 INTRAMURAL ENTRIES OUE: MEN'S a O Phi B G Phi B Q Phi I Collegiate 4-H What's it like' scholarships available from sponsors"1 No WOMEN'S SOCCm MARCH 12; CO-REC Congratulations to Shavrne Whtteon being 1/2 hr. Sample das*. 3/14,1 lam or tpm prepayments, everill sJJCesh tor col- BOWLING MARCH 18; CO-RFC 3-PITCH elected as Leadership Oevelopement Chair for The BG News The next meeting ol Collegiate 4-H wilt be 101 Shaoel legeSSt. For Into: 1-60O-243-2435 SOFTBALL-MARCH 19. 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Political Science department. She also thinks in some ways, Students use spring Over 175 schools and universities the trip has advantages over break to participate send a total of roughly 2,000 stu- tradtional spring break. dent delegates. 'I've been [to New York] four in model conference Shauna Holton, a senior inter- times. Even if the weather's cold, national studies major, will be there's always something to do, By JOHN STEBBINS going back to New York as a re- like visit Wall Street and visit the Spring Break Extravaganza peat delegate. For her, the learn- New York Stock Exchange. It's ing experience is not only in the more exciting than lying on a Ah, spring break. Get out of the conference itself, but in meeting beach every day." classroom for a week and hit the the other delegates from other lovely sights of South Padre, schools. Holton Intends to use her expe- Daytona, Cancun, New York... "For some schools it's very rience to make future plans. New York? competitive but for us, we just "I will either go on to grad school for international studies For 15 students, this year's try to make sure it's educa- tional," she said. "We do take it or law, so this will give me a real- spring break will mean traveling ly good idea of what the interna- to New York City to participate seriously, but it's more of an in- dividual competition to see how tional attitudes arc."she said. in the National Model United Na- Melissa Beegle, a senior Inter- tions Conference on March 25-29. well you can continue to portray your country's views and poli- national studies and German Each of the schools participat- cies." major, sees the trip as a learning ing will represent a country. The "The hard part is once you get experience. designated country for the BG to understand the policy of your "I want to get into this after I "delegation" is Japan. While in country, it can be tough to stick graduate," she said. "This will New York, they will meet with to it and not start leaning towards not only show me the procedure delegates in the U.N. building. other country's policy," she said. of the policy, but meeting the The trip will count as a one- "Japan is a very business-like delegates will show what they hour class. It is a major part of a country strict to its viewpoints in have to deal with in everyday program coordinated through the the world." life." SPRING BREAK '97 3 *^^^^^^^^^^^*A*A^A*AAAAA*A***^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^* Students need travel plan Bureau counsels Eliminate problems spring breakers before spring break Gas prices decrease in time for spring break with vehicle tune-up LOS ANGELES - Gasoline prices fell nearly a cent per gallon By MAUREEN BARRY http://travel.stale.gov. in the past two weeks, continuing a months-long decline caused Spring Break Extravaganza The Information sheets pro- in part by lower crude oil prices, an industry analyst said. vide travelers with informa- By KIMMER CALL AH AN The average price nationwide. Including all grades and taxes, Students traveling abroad tion regarding unusual laws or Spring Break Extravaganza was about $1.28 per gallon on Friday, according to the Lundberg during spring break may have other factors which may af- Survey of 10,000 stations nationwide. fect their travel, she said. That was a dip of nine-tenths of a cent over two weeks. The legal problems to deal with if As spring break approaches, they are not prepared Phone numbers for foreign students begin planning for their price has fallen 2 cents since mid-January, Trilby Lundberg said Sunday. According to Nyda Budig, embassies are available via wild week in the Florida, Mexico "The continued slippage was due in part to lower demand this press officer for the Bureau of the Internet to obtain more or Carolina sun. time of year and lower crude oil prices in recent weeks," she Consular Affairs, students specific information. They must also begin their said. find themselves dealing with A large number of students transportation planning. While At self-serve stations, the average prices were $1.2307 for many problems when they are arrested abroad for drunk many students will choose to fly, regular unleaded, $1.3297 for mid-grade and $1.4119 for pre- travel abroad. and disorderly conduct, ac- others will undoubtedly decide to mium. "More than anything, they cording to Budig. Knowing the save money and drive to their Prices at full-serve stations were $1.5821 per gallon for regu- laws may prevent many of lar unleaded, $1.6687 for mid-grade and $1.7357 for premium. could possibly become victims southern paradise. If this is your of crime," Budig said. these arrests. plan, there are a few safety tips Budig explained that it is Sally Raymont, associate di- to keep in mind. nance done before a long- representative will help you lo- important for students to call rector of International pro- First, according to Laural distance trip. cate an approved service station home and leave an itinerary grams, said the International Sharp of the Bowling Green AAA After the tune-up, Sharp sug- and, if need be, help you find with their families so they can Programs Office helps pre- Auto Club, take your car in for a gested putting together an emer- lodging for the evening. Before be reached in case of emer- pare students who plan to tune-up to ensure there are no gency kit for the drive. Your your trip, Bowling Green's AAA gency. travel abroad. major problems lurking beneath emergency kit should include can help you map out the safest Students should be aware "Ideally, I would like to see your hood. jumper cables, a flashlight, course to your destination. that their constitutional rights every student who plans to Many students take their cars flares and a map. For long- If you are not an AAA member, do not apply after leaving the travel abroad go through this to Wright Tire and Auto for tune- distance trips, an emergency kit you can register at our local United States. According to office," she said. "It's an ups and to check the amount of is essential. She also suggested AAA, or call 354-2511. Member- Budig, consular information excellent resource." air in the tires before heading out carrying a cellular phone. If you ship costs are $38 a year, and sheets are available for every on the road. A representative have one available. there is a one-time fee of $12 for country in the world at • See TRAVEL, page seven. from Wright Tire and Auto also AAA members can call an 800 new members. AAA services the suggested getting an oil change roadside assistance number if and having other basic mainte- their car breaks down. The AAA • See CARS, page seven. Sun's rays may be harmful will still get color and at the same Skin cancer, age spots, time reduce their risk. " As for students who visit the wrinkles among concerns local tanning parlors in pursuit of the perfect tan, they are at risk By SHANNON McMAHON Lorton goes on to explain how too. Lorton is adamant in pro- Spring Break Extravaganza dermatologists fear with the de- claiming that no matter whether crease in the ozone layer, the you obtain your color from the Dying for a tan this spring more burning and potent rays sun or from a tanning bed, the break? Did you know that hint of will come through the ozone and skin is damaged, increasing the color so many of us desire can damage the skin. chances of skin cancer to occur. cost us our health and even our The National Cancer Institute "Tanning beds can cause skin life? According to the American has estimated that one out of cancer just like natural sun- Academy of Dermatologists, seven Americans will develop light," she said. "Students who go someone dies from skin cancer some type of skin cancer in their tanning are getting cumulative every hour in the United States. lifetime. Although the statistics sun exposure and are exposed to It does not matter whether you are staggering, there is some rays that damage the cells and are heading south to the beach or good news. Nearly all skin can- make them tum cancerous." to the mountains to hit the slopes. cers are curable If detected Before anyone steps out into Students should understand the early. the sun this spring break, no mat- risks they put themselves at "The rate of basal cells spread- ter the destination, protect your everytime they bask in the sun. ing to one area to another Is skin from the sun and its danger- As spring break fast approach- rare," Lorton explains. "As long ous rays. Here are a few tips to es, many students have one thing as a person recognizes any ab- consider: on the mind - fun in the sun. But normalities, they should have ■ Be sun smart and limit the exposure to the sun's scorching them checked, and possibly re- number of hours you are exposed rays causes sagging, wrinkles, moved. Early detection is key." to the sun (especially between age spots and skin cancers. Contrary to popular belief, no the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. According to Dr. Christy Lor- racial or ethnic background is when the sun is the strongest). ton of Dermatology Associates, "magically" Immune from the ■ Apply a suncreen with at no matter what the season, hours sun's rays. Sunlight can be toxic least an SPF-15 or higher to all spent under the sun is partly to to anyone, regardless of skin areas of the the body which are blame for a growing incidence in color. Therefore, Lorton says exposed to the sun. cancers of the skin. everyone should take the neces- ■ Protect your face which is "With more penetration of the sary precautions to protect one of the most sensitive areas of UVC sun rays and the detriora- themselves. the body. Hats are an excellent tlon of the ozone layer, there Is "Students should do things in way to provide shade for the now an Increase in the penetra- moderation by watching the face. tion of the more burning rays," hours they are out In the sun and she said. use a sunscreen," she said. "They • See CANCER, page seven. 4 SPRING BREAK '97 Alternative break plans available Church supports While visiting the Springs of "This is a chance to Joy Home for Boys, volunteers community service will help build and finish up the Bored with the beach scene? trips over break escape your studies building of the center. The home and the world of is a safe house for boys who are Why not try tents and trails? in trouble and cannot be with By AMY JOHNSON academia to have a their families. Spring Break Extravaganza By DANIEL WATCHORN "Shenandoah National Park good time in a As a Seton volunteer, students Spring Break Extravaganza has more than 500 miles of will engage in home repair and If a shortage of funds is the different way by trails, making much of the visiting throughout the commu- March Madness. You know park accessible to hikers," reason some students will be sit- helping others." nity. ting at home over spring break, the feeling: professors assign- Prochoren said. "The trails "These are special ways for ing everything they can, the vary In length from short leg- St. Thomas More Catholic people to come together and Church, 4S2 Thurstin Ave., offers weather warming up just a bit stretchers to a 95-mile seg- learn about themselves as well as and that unmistakable feeling ment of the Appalachian the opportunity to travel south Dan Zak others," Vorst said. "[The vol- and to help others simultaneous- of cabin fever. What is needed Trail." chaplain unteer experiences] are very is a break. A spring break. Prochoren said backcountry ly cost effective, a good time and According to Natalie Vorst, This Is the time of year camping is possible through- give a chance for students to see when thousands of eager col- out the park, and the camping volunteer outreach coordinator some beautiful country." at St. Thomas More, three vol- lege students find themselves permit is free. food, clothing and shelter," Zak According to Zak, this is a good making their annual voyage to unteer opportunities are offered said. chance for students to get into If the idea of camping is Florida, South Padre or any- pleasing, but hiking is not, try for students who cant afford the The three different opportuni- the service mode and devote time where else that is far removed Florida scene but would like to ties include doing service work mountain biking in West Vir- and energy for a good cause. from campus. ginia. get out of Bowling Green and do at Glenmary Farms in Vance- "This is a chance to escape The recurring theme for some community service work. burg, Ky., visiting the Springs of your studies and the world of Kristen Wombles, spokes- "These vacations open stu- spring break is to sit on a woman for the West Virginia Joy Home for Boys in Liberty, academia to have a good time in a beach, work on a tan and drink dents to a different culture in our Ky., or doing home repair and different way by helping others," Office of Tourism, said West way too much. If what is Virginia's abundance of off- country," Vorst said. "It opens visiting as a Seton volunteer in he said. wanted and expected out of a people up by their sharing and Webster County, W.Va. road trails has given national For more information about spring break is a little acclaim for some of the best understanding of different ways Vorst said this year the group any of these spring break trips, different, why not try camp- of living." traveling to Glenmary Farms you can call the St. Tom's office mountain biking in the world. ing? According to Wombles, the Rev. Dan Zak of St. Thomas will meet another student group at 352-7S56. According to Park Ranger More also said these experiences from the University of Wiscon- place to go is the mideastern Thomas Prochoren, The Shen- part of the state, where the open students' eyes to different sin. andoah National Park in Vir- lifestyles other than their own. At Glenmary Farms, vol- 900,000-acre Monongahela ginia offers some of the finest National Forest is home to •'The experience lets students unteers help build shelters for camping, hiking and fishing in see a different perspective on the people in need in the community, the Appalachian Mountains. blessings they have that others visit nursing homes and help aid • See CAMPINC, page seven. struggle to have pertaining to in repairing homes. 275 S. Main St. Bowling Green 419-353-3060 No Appointment Necessary Hours Of Operation Mon-Fri 7am-6:30pm Sat Spring Break Is Right Around The Corner 8am-2pm Are You & Your Car Ready For Vacation? 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Ruth Berkowitz and five of her "The bulk of those offers are not friends spent the cold winter of legitimate. What we tell people Is their sophomore year at Wash- anytime you see an offer that's ington University in St. Louis too good to be true it usually is." with warm thoughts of a spring Tammy, an Indiana University break in South Padre Island. student, said both a company Berkowitz spent the months offering a boat tour in Puerto after the trip arguing with a hotel •Vallarta and the people she manager who accused her group booked her package through of breaking the room's sleeper misrepresented themselves. sofa. "We paid for a boat cruise sep- "We called them several times arate from the package, and then and argued with them," Berkow- when we went to get the tickets itz said. "They were saying that there was another charge they we completely destroyed the hadn't told us about,'' said Tam- sofa, that we must have had a my, not wishing to be identified party and jumped up and down by her last name. "On this cruise on the bed." boat there wasn't a place for us to Despite their efforts, the group sit. They had snorkeling, but never got their $250 deposit you're snorkeling at a place back. where there's nothing to look at." Every spring, as school lets out The hotel wasn't a "dumpy" ho- for a week, students pack their tel, she said, but they did have to bags looking for a place to get change rooms after they found away from it all. But too often cockroaches in the first one. scam artists are looking to get "That wasn't good," she said. away with students' hard-earned The charter flight had its prob- money. Most commonly students lems as well. On the way back, fall victim to travel scams by the plane was so crowded, "peo- companies selling dream vaca- ple's luggage was left behind," tions at amazingly low prices. she said. "It was one of these JilMy Cammunicativni "Students and seniors are the 'Let's fit as many people as we A little planning ahead can allow you to enjoy your spring break, like these students in Daytona Beach. most targeted groups to be taken can' things." advantage of," said Steve And the meals that were in- usually depends on the price of at a hotel seems like an amazing Slaying downtown in popular Loucks, spokesman for the cluded? the hotel room, said Leslie Car- price that's too good to be true, spring break destinations such as American Society of Travel "They were disgusting," she roll, branch manager of ASTA but it actually does exist," she Cancun, the Bahamas and Ja- Agents (ASTA). "Students are said. "In Puerto Vallarta where Chicago. The cheaper the price said. "You have to remember maica means you should expect wrongly perceived to be a little you would think you would get of the trip, the less amenities one that's a quad rate for four people the hidden costs of cab rides to wet behind the ears in terms of Mexican food, I think I had more can expect in a hotel room, she and it's usually a downtown hotel the beach, Carroll adds. travel planning. Italian food. But they provided said. ... and it will be a one-star hotel Carrol and other travel agents "Usually what you find is some free drinks - that was a bonus." "It sometimes sounds like a with no extras whatsoever. They unscrupulous tour operator The cost of a spring break trip $299 round-trip with eight nights have been known to be unsafe." • See SCAM, page seven. 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"We even kept our hoods College Press Service up. The TV was chained down and there were disgusting stains OXFORD. Ohio - When college all over the sheets." students think of their annual Other students didn't have Spring Break vacations, usually problems with their mates, but one trite but truthful phrase with their machinery. Getting comes to their frazzled minds: there isn't always half the fun. Fun in the sun. Just ask 23-year-old Chris Law- But, for some vacationers, the ton, a December grad of MU. God of Sun 'n' Suds didn't bless After picking up their rented RV, them with his usual grace of his buddies and he headed for the 80-degree weather and bottom- breathtaking state of Colorado - less kegs of Budweiser. For some but getting there was less than college students, Spring Break gorgeous. turned into an all-too-clear il- "On the way out the fridge ex- lustration of the Inevitability of ploded," he said. "The gallons of Murphy's Law. milk and orange juice blew up all Peter Ricci, a 19-year-old over the floor." sophomore at Miami University Another problem was judging of Ohio, was looking forward to distances in the monster vehicle. escaping the dreary Midwest "My friend cut a comer too March weather with a trip to tight and we got wedged up on a Southern climes. Well, "blah" giant boulder," Lawson recalled. decided to follow Ricci south. "We all had to get out and move "I went to Georgia and was To travel for spring break, you need cash, which means you should get a job. Jiloty Communication* the boulder. It was a good time." looking forward to the warmer And, always, ALWAYS do a weather," he said. "It snowed! I head count in your vehicle before thought it never did that in the grimacing. "It hurt to stand up. I spending endless hours crammed bulations of vacationing with hiMin8 °* °Pen **"* again. Law- South." could feel all the blood rushing in a compact car, eating Chex "friends." "[One guy] I went with ton remembers when his group On the flip side of wacky down my back ... I was laying in Mix and fighting over radio talked non-stop in the car for 12 ti)ou»ht he was ^'"K the Rv's weather, some students had a our hotel room with five bottles stations, the ideas of "personal hours," he said. "Then he kept bathroom. wnen he was actually little too much sun with their fun. of aloe vera." space" and "privacy" are wistfu- getting cut off at bars. We would ou,slde- "" ••■ appreciating Scott Brown, a 27-year-old Miami If Mother Nature doesn't de- lly thought of like winning the go home and he would pass out in na,ure-sha11 we "V- senior, remembers vividly the cide to give you a hard time, lottery. Would be nice; probably the car... then we were asleep he "They ,ook off and actua»y e°« lobster-hue he turned after too leave it to one of your "Break won't happen in your lifetime. would wake up and start yelling, °" ,tte highway for like 10 much cavorting on the beach. buddies" to step in and make Jeff Pisani, a 21-year-old MU bothering everyone. He started minu,es." he said. "Then they re- "It hurt so bad," he recalls, your trip the living end. After senior, knows first-hand the tri- throwing up, then always passed • See DISASTERS, page seven. ScSSZBOWWWOWrWOWOOWWWCCWqg •Mfrat & Gtruf JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE SwiwHeat SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Selected Styles up to 50-70% OFF! (Too many to list) All Under $30 Large assortment of Beach Towels * Hats * Jackets Houses, Duplexes, ■ IIIllll•■•■■■■■■ liltJl ^^. and Apartments "tiiiiiiimiiiiiiii' • Sweatshirts * T-Shirts Stop in to 319 E. 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Has the agency ation from sunlamps and tanning cancer, but it will help you pre- say the best way students can "These are regular chat groups ever sent a client on a tour with parlors. vent the chance of premature ag- protect themselves against trav- and you can ask questions like 'I the company? ■ Reapply suncreen every two ing and wrinkling from the sun el scams is to book the trip got this price on this,' and expe- hours and after swimming or which will give you an everlast- through reputable travel agen- rienced travels will tell you about Also, make sure you are in- perspiring. ing glow. cies. Agents have the same ac- these kinds of things." formed of what additional taxes cess to Spring Break tour opera- The main piece of advice of or surcharges are involved, such tors as the people who advertise Student & Budget Travel's Web- as airport and port taxes (when CAMPING- packages in college newspapers master Lara Friedman is: "Don't going on a cruise). Also, ask what Continued from page four. some of the finest and most chal- and on flashy posters. trust everything you see on the the customary or expected gra- lenging Whitewater rafting In the The difference is that most es- Internet. Do some double- tuities are on the tour. hundreds of miles of Intercon- eastern United States. tablished travel agencies know checking and get confirmation in nected trails. Backcountry camp- which operators are legitimate writing whenever possible." ■ If speaking with a local trav- ing permits are also available. Donahue said packages run and trustworthy: people target- Friedman's site el agent is not convenient, con- If you're still convinced that from a single day of rafting up to ing students do not always know (httpy/www/lib.umich.edu/chdoc sult directly with ASTA's Con- neither hiking nor mountain bik- a five-day trip on many of the or care. s/t ravel/travel-guide, html) sumer Affiars Department at ing are the methods of transpor- rivers. And, when you book through a helps locate travel-related re- 703-706-0387 as well as the Better tation to use, how about trying a "There is by far an overabun- travel agent everything about the sources on the Internet. Business Bureaus or Consumer raft? dance of rafting companies," trip, including the hotel room and Always pay by credit card, ad- Protection Agencies in your According to West Virginia Donahue said. "This should make flight, are confirmed and you vises Mark Kantrowitz of the Air state. Rafting owner and operator John planning a trip easy and cost- know exactly how much the trip Traveler's Handbook. That way Donahue, West Virginia offers effective." will cost. One popular scam that if you don't receive the service or ■ If a charter night is in- surfaces about this time is a $199 the service wasn't what you ex- volved, ask for the charter opera- per person cruise package de- pected, you can dispute the tor's name and address and DISASTERS TRAVEL parting out of Orlando or Fort charge with the credit card com- check their registration with the Laudcrdale to the Bahamas. Continued from page six. pany. He also warns that stu- U.S. Department of Transporta- Continued from page three. "The cruise they're talking dents whould be wary of com- tion, Office of Consumer Affiars, about is like a day ferry," said alized I wasnt In the bathroom International Student Identifi- panies with no telephone number 1-25, Washington DC. 20590. and came back. It was hilarious!" cation cards, which can provide Sharon Jackson, publisher of the and no listing with Directory As- Make sure your check is made Some college freshman are insurance that would not normal- online K.L. Smith's Cruise Letter sistance. payable to an escrow account just looking forward to their first ly be covered by a family policy, (http://www.chevychase.com.cr When considering spring break which federal law requires for Spring Break that would make are available, Raymont said. uise). The price does not include tour packages, ASTA recom- charters. You can call the bank Dionysus blush Like Aaron Pat- "Student Travels," which is a air fare to Florida, port charges mends the following guidelines handling the escrow account to ton, an 18-year-old freshman at free publication, can be picked or food and the motels included to ensure you are not being make sure it is valid. Ohio University in Athens, they up at the office in Offenhauer in the package are fleabags, scammed: ■ If you're paying with a credit want to forget the embarrassing West 1106 as well. Jackson said. ■ Before paying, get all the de- card, dont give your information vacations with their parents. Pat- The biannual publication pro- As if those details were not bad tails in writing, including total to a company you have not yet ton found himself in a prickly vides tips for packing and find- enough, people purchasing the cost, restrictions that apply, can- researched. situation when he was vacation- ing discounted airfare to make package are actually only buying cellation penalties, and the exact ing with his family in grade traveling easier. certificates for a trip. Ninety- names of the airlines and hotels ■ Be cautious with companies school. nine times out of 100 the pur- the package includes. You should that require you wait at least 60 "We were in Arizona and I was CARS chaser cannot even redeem the never have to pay up front just to days to take your trip or require curious," he said. "So I picked up coupons during the spring's high get information about a travel that you select several dates of travel weeks. package. Purchase appropriate departure for your trip. this cactus with my bare hands. Continued from page three. It took forever to get all the "Families have booked their insurance in case you must can- Berkowitz's advice to avoid spines out." vacations a long time ago," Jack- cel. scams like the one pulled on her entire nation and their members son said. "While there may be a ■ When you are getting an e- group is simple: "Be really care- receive discounts at numerous While most spring breaks turn cancellation, you can't expect a valuation of the offer from a re- ful inspecting the condomin- hotels and restaurants. good deal becasue they've sold at putable travel agent, among the ium/hotel that you are staying in out to be filled with baked bodies Airline tickets are still availa- questions you should be asking and happy hormones, take heed, a high price," Jackson said. as soon as you arrive. Report ble. However, If you still decide "The best advice I can give to are: Does the tour operator be- anything broken, torn, or stained. reader, from these tales. Re- to drive, please plan ahead, drive students is if they are online, go long to a consumer protection Take Polaroids of it. 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Main (our onlu office) 352-5620 8 SPRING BREAK '97 Chamber may cancel party She said the chamber had Complaints of beer hoped to use money from the sale sales may put an of beer, soft drinks and food to replace the income the Jubilee end to fund-raiser generated in past years. The event would have been The Associated Press held in a public lot behind busi- nesses on the east end of the BRYAN, Ohio - The Chamber courthouse square and would of Commerce may pull the plug have featured a live band. on a fund-raiser in a downtown The committee announced the parking lot after residents com- plans at last week's City Council plained that beer would be sold. meeting with hopes that council The one-day party would have would approve a permit for sell- replaced the community's annual ing beer. Jubilee, a wecklong celebration The next day, The Bryan Times that had been held on the courth- published a telephone survey ouse square every June since asking readers their opinion of 1946. the chamber's plans to sell beer. The chamber decided to dis- People who responded to the continue the Jubilee last year be- question rejected the idea cause of concerns from mer- 1,258-360. chants about the event tying up Bill Pepple, a member of the parking spaces in front of their committee, said council mem- businesses. bers were flooded with phone The Jubilee, which featured calls and chamber members amusement rides, games and threatened to cancel their mem- food, generated about $18,000 a berships. year for the chamber. Beer was The public outcry caused the not sold. chamber to reconsider the event. 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Help Kw/fewtRecipes "things to do before spring By APRIL DAGG This recipe is intended to be pan of an overall healthful Spring Break Extravaganza break." Watch what you eat, es- "You can't expect to go to the pecially fat and calorie intake. eating plan. Total fat intake should he less than 30 percent of your total rec and get toned in two weeks," calories for a day — not for each food or recipe. From Panama City to the Flor- Work out. Get in shape. Hull said "It just doesn't work ida Keys, from Daytona to the "About three weeks before that way. You should do it to stay Bahamas to Cancun, these sunny spring break, the rec gets really healthy and fit, not just to fit into Frozen Yomirt Pic and warm vacation spots will be busy," said Jeff Ullibridge, Stu- a bathing suit for a week." flooded with college students, in- dent Recreation Center em- Members of Hard Bodys Gym quart (4 cups) peach non- purchased 8- or 9-inch cluding some University stu- ployee. "Students bombard the must feel the same way. Mem- fat or low-fat frozen graham cracker pie crust dents. Stairmasters, the bikes and the bership purchases have re- yogurt or ice milk, or a cup raspberry spreadable weights. The running/walking mained fairly steady even though Spring break has once again flavor of your choice fruit, or a flavor of your made its yearly debut. This track is like a highway, and at- vacation time Is ncaring, accord- means students are either going tendance in the aerobic classes ing to one of the gym's em- choice home or packing their bags and really gets bigger. ployees. The chaos has not quite heading south. If the latter is "It'a not Just females, either. hit the newly located gym. Place yogurt or ice milk in a large mixing bowl and stir or beat chosen, then many things are to Guys are in there just as much with an electric mixer until softened. Spoon into graham cracker be done in order for the trip to be trying to lose those extra Whether you work out on a pie crust. Cover and freeze at least 2 hours or until serving lime. successful. pounds." regular basis or are just crunch- To serve, let pie stand at room temperature for 5 minutes. Save money. Make transporta- Erin Hull, junior communica- ing for spring break, you will be Meanwhile, place spreadable fruit in a small saucepan and cook tion arrangements. Get the hotel tions major, attends the SRC on a sure to turn some heads on the over low heat 2 lo 3 minutes or until heated. Cut pie into 10 reservations. Bring the bathing dally basis, and has noticed the beach. wedges and drizzle about 1 tablespoon spreadable Iruit over each piece. Serves 10; 1 wedge per serving. Preparation time: 5 minutes. Cooking lime: 2 to 3 minutes. Freezing time: At least 2 hours. I Depression is a bunch of symptoms / exhibited by weak people. Nutrient Analysis IXT Serving ' Depression is an unbearable suppression 206 kcai Calories 4 mg Cholesterol 2 gm Saturated Fat ' / of brain activity that can strike anyone. 4 gm Protein 91 mg Sodium 1 gm Polyunsaturated Fat 35 gm Carbohydrate 7 gm Toiai Fat 3 gm Monounsaturated Fat I I StrarghtemiKj out all Ihe misconceptions, the correct answer is 'b It's a concept we shrxrid all understand and remember, aitd here's American Heart Association Quick & Easy Cookbook. why. Depression stnkes millions ol young adults, but only 1 out ol 5 eve* seeks treatment lor rl Too many |ust drag themselves along ©1995 Reprinted with permission Irom Times Books. 1 oreventuaBy seek relief through su«cide Why not treatment" Partly lack of awareness. Partly a division ol Random House, Inc.. New York the unwarranted negative stigma. This is what rweds fiung. This is where we need you to C//V T &E >3 7* £ O change you' attitudes Its an illness, not a weakness. 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