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Wednesday, April 6, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 77, Issue 127

Time's a wast in' USG rejects bill proposing end to inspections

by Lawrence Hinmn ind Julie Tig- cy and the search and seizure llafirro policies. The BC News According to the Student Code, inspections are to ensure that After a lengthy debate, Under- residents are "observing the graduate Student Government standards of safety and hygiene, voted down a the rules and regulations of each proposal Mon- day night call- ing for the Student Code room practice of fttt inspection policy states: room In- ommmmuMMRMWCt spections by mmmtumimn resident ad- Robert Callecod, White people have moved to the suburbs, and so have the Jobs. chairpersons director of the city's Parks and And because the Jobs are now less accessible to people in the in- will begin pay- Recreation Department told the ner city - mostly African Americans and other minorities - ing 10 percent council of a proposal made by a family and social stability has deteriorated, creating tensions of their hospi- Detroit organization to renovate between racial and social classes. tal and dental the Winter Garden Lodge on Win- Although extemely simplified, that is the basic argument coverages. ter Garden Road. made by William Julius Wilson, a nationally-known urban socio- The adopted Hostel International, an organ- logist, in a speech delivered Tuesday afternoon at the Universi- ordinance re- ization based in Detroit, and ty Union. places a plan formerly known as the American The lecture, titled "Racial Tensions and the New Urban Pov- which had the Youth Hostel, made the proposal erty," was part of a series in memory of former University city paying 100 percent of health for renovation and operation of president HoUls A. Moore. care coverage for all dry em- the Winter Garden Lodge. Racial tensions are a result of situations - demographic, his- ployees. The hostel, which stopped toric and economic, Wilson said. A 14 percent Increase in operating six months ago, pre- "Today the divides between the suburbs and the city are health-care costs this year con- sented travelers with an inex- largely racial divides," Wilson said. vinced the city that employee pensive place to stay. Wilson said throughout the Reagan/Bush administration, ur- contributions toward coverage Hostel International now wants ban funding was cut significantly, contributing to the downfall must be made, said Colleen to designate the lodge at an offi- of the inner cities. Smith, municipal administrator. cial youth hostel and incur all Without funding, the cities were not able to combat such prob- City officials wanted to stress costs associated with the renova- lems as drugs, AIDS and homelessness, he said. The problems the Importance of health care tion. escalated In the 1980s, making the cities less attractive places to and set an example for union Improvements to the lodge will live, be added. workers, whose contracts expire definitely help, said Callecod. Racial tensions have grown as weU, he said. in the next few months, she said. However, he said there are some "Racial tensions in metropolitan areas continue to be concen- "We did this because [depart- im pi lcations involved. trated in the inner cities," Wilson said. ment heads] need to show leader- The exact use of the lodge Is a Other problems resulting from the loss of Jobs and revenue in ship," Smith said. question which needed to be an- the inner cities are poor education systems and lower property City officials who fail under swered, Callecod said. values, which make it difficult for people to move to the sub- the new ordinance |sjp|sjdjg muni- Currently, the lodge serves urbs, where homes are worth much more, be said. TW H Nmlw WddMr cipal administrator, assistant groups for many purposes, in- Because people are stuck In the inner cities, they are often Nationally known urban sociologist Wllluun Wilson speaks to municipal administrator, city at- cluding weekend retreats and See WILSON, page three. students and facalty about racial teasloa In the United States. torney, finance director. fraternity parties.

IB The National Principal of PPI A performance artist will WM Guest ~J"-"»«* Jim IJ- I5j Today, snow likely. High HI the Year will speak at the E** act out the role of a famous p_/l tke looks at the trials and RSI in the mid 30s, Chance of INSIDE p^a University today. Ann Rl "stunt reporter " tonight as 1=1 tribulations of Arkansas fcH ■now is 70 percent Wednes- C3 Blakeney Clark will talk in 1*1 pan of Mass communtca- k51 coach Nolan Richardson on E3 day and 60 percent |»H the State Room of the Unl- ' M ttons Weak. The perform- kfM u* QUMt for tne national fan] Wednesday niaht. Low p*fl versify Union at 4 pjn. fa»l ance will take place at 8 30 P-'-^fl championship. KL4 Wednesday night in the mid MX » Page 4 ntf in the Joe E. Brown Pal •****'* ifi 20s. North winds Wednea- Efl Kl Theatre. Kj day becoming northeast 10 N E"w S IH »Page4 mm tolSmph. • h*. (ft The Page Editorial The BG News page two Wednesday, April 6,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Kirk Pave lie h Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor

Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor

Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott D eKate h city editor editorial editor Insider editor Money divided unevenly

^ omc universities have these strange notions *-' they call "priorities" -- they actually put things like living conditions in residence halls above, say, cheerleader uniforms or mock trial travel expenses. We, on the other hand, have ACGFA. The Advisory Committee for General Fee Alloca- tions determined how $370,818 of student money was divided last year among University groups. The re- cipients had to meet several criteria, one of which stated that the group must be available to a signifi- cant segment of the student body. Oh really? Donning presidential pumps The 17 cheerleaders received $8,000 for uniforms, "What if the United States Before you call me Mrs. James Wouldn't that fact make her an travel expenses (including meals) and cheerleading elected a female president?" I camp. Each cheerleader cost us $470. We should at Walters, let me ooint out that Bis excellent leader? Breaking the ask. "She would have to have BUI has done no better or worse "Glass Ceiling," and emerging least get one pom-pom each out of the deal. small boobs," replies Megan. than any other president sane and capable of leading a The eight mock trial team members cost $125 And so began a deep philosoph- But, let's face it, quotas don't country would definitely be a each, for a grand total of $1,000. FOCUS, a group for ical discussion of the subject. give people a chance to prove sign of superior capabilities. The first-year students who commute, received $6,000 Gathered together In a small themselves - only people who qualities necessary to "make it," for its 20 members - $300 each. dorm room with lots of crap to do recognize potential talent can do as a professional woman today Thaf s $15,000 spent on 45 students out of 17,502 and no motivation, a few college that. Reform must be Imple- have been absent In past presi- total. How is this helping a significant amount of the freshmen can think with the best mented from the bottom rung up dents. student body? of them. In order for everyone to have a Women are making some prog- However humorous, the con- Andrea chance at climbing the ladder of At the same time, the Resident Student Association versation waa a legitimate success. In the past 10 years we've seen has made a simple request that all living units on exchange of thought. Wood Women should be allowed to a slow increase In the number of campus meet minimum standards of quality - as Why couldn't a woman do the travel along that bureaucratic congresswomen, the appoint- hard as it is to imagine soap and paper towel dispen- Job? road to leadership. Since WASPs ment of a female Supreme Court sers in the bathrooms, it is not an unreasonable My good, albeit conservative, Women have been recently al- are In control all along the way, Justice and a female vice- request friend Teri makes a good point. lowed more opportunities in con- it's difficult for women to even presidential candidate However, RSA is being told there isn't enough "I don't think she would be taken gressional positioning as well, reach the point where positions Other countries, such aa Swe- money to spend on luxuries like trash cans and de- seriously - even now guys make However, the proportion of such as president, vice-president den and England, are inakJag cent furniture. Residential Services said it will do Jokes about PMS." women to men Is drastically out or Supreme Court justice are ob- progress In the recognition and what it can to get in smaller repairs, but it hasn't "Saying a woman's bodily of whack. Thirty seven Supreme tainable. subsequent election of female been able to collect enough money from damage functions will control her de- Court justices have been ap- How would government representatives and leaders. The cisions Is Idiotic," Tracey Inter- pointed by male presidents, only change If femininity ruled on U.S. is lagging far behind other fines to make all of the suggested changes. jects. one has been a woman - Sandra high? countries in this respect. So that means that the 8,000 on-campus students - Please. We all have hormones. Day O'Connor. Surprisingly, she My neighbor-down-the-hall, We've also witnessed the a much more significant number than 45 - will have You may as well say, "Guys was appointed by Ronald Reagan. Adrienne, says, "Women would flawed political system at work to do without, just like many other students who also arent moody, but girls are." I can only assume it was a de- focus more on children and edu- The Anita Hill hearings were a once lived on campus had to do without. Margaret Thatcher probably cision based on her abilities and cation." sure sign that something Is awry Well, the University does have the money. What it popped a few Mldol in her day. not a part of some political Wouldn't a person who Is on Capitol Hill. The group of doesn't have is the common sense to put it where it It'a a common physiological agenda. Considering Reagan's geared toward a more philanth- men, all too comfortable In their occurrence. I suppose It's OK for track record concerning worn- roplc attitude from birth make a positions of authority, listened to Perhaps ACGFA shouldn't be allowed to distribute Bush to toss his sushi In front of en'a issues, I would swing toward better leader? Let's face It, boys Hill and her allegations. Then all of the student fee since they tend to lavish it on some of the most influential "political agenda." tight a lot. they welcomed Clarence Into leaden In the civilized world, but Considering the fact that worn- Competition and masculinity their elite club on Capitol Hill favored groups and ignore solid, useful programs a woman cant exhibit the signs en make up 52 percent of the are traditional fundamentals of with polished grins and open like BG 24 News. of the cycle of life. population of the U.S., the Lack of growing up male in our society, arms. Sadly, this Is a common argu- representation is unjust and tin- Power and dominance la not what David Duke won the Republi- ment against the appointment of constitutional. The masculine being a president is all about, can primary for governor of Lou- The BG News Staff women to demanding, decision- minority has a choke-hold upon One In four women will be sex isiana by campaigning against making positions. Unfortunately, the governing mechanism - this ually aasaultml In her lifetime foreigners, black Americans and It la commonplace to attack an Jews. photo editor Ross Weitzncr undermines the democratic because wich attitudes have been unchangeable characteristic In Ideals upon which this country imprinted in males since they got The American people are assistant photo editor Nathan Wallace order to appear dominant. The was founded the squlshy football for their ready for a positive change In our sports editor Mark DcChant only other factor barring women There is no fairness or prog- cribs. After a little growing up, political situation. Change never assistant sports editor Randy Setter from positions of power Is the ress In a society ruled by tra- the media takes over the job of occurs in a flourish of activity - assistant sports editor Mike Kazimorc force of tradition. dltions which deny the majority stigmatizing young men. it la a alow process so that the Insider managing editor Joe Peiffcr Of 41 presidents elected in the of its people representation, A Don't you think Bush got a fearful can adjust. special projects editor Dawn Keller history of the United States, none government with those charac- huge erection of the ego as he Jill says,"I think she would be assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum have been anything other than teristlcs is anything but a democ- received 32 Manning ovations at capable of doing as good or aa copy chief Mcndiih McCrackcn white males. Only once has a fe- racy. his State of the Union address bad a Job as anyone else." * male appeared on the presi- The American people fed an following Operation Desert "What If the president got dential scene - Geraldlne Fer- insatiable need for change. Storm? like a little boy getting a pregnant?" I questioned. The BG News Editorial Office raro as the vice-presidential That's why I voted for Clinton, pat on the back from his friends "That would be cool," Megan nominee next to Walter Mondale. Remember bis plug? It was, "A after stealing lunch money from comments. In that election, Mon- vote for me is a vote for change.' a weaker classmate, Bush sucked editor "That would be awesome," 372-6966 dale/Ferraro received 40 per- That's why I voted for him. Like up the attention. Tracey adds. Insider 372-6967 cent of the popular vote, but only most Americans, he seemed to be A woman would provide managing editor 372-2603 13 electoral votes. Compare that the lesser of three evils. Al- grounds for a whole different I continued my thought, "Ima- assistant managing editor 372-6968 to Reagan/Buah'a whopping S2S though he appointed many wom- situation. Isn't this what the gine the entire country gathered news editor 372-2952 electoral vote*. Besides being en and minorities to high-up posi- country desires? "She would around their TVs to see whether city editor 372-6968 male-dominated, the electoral tions, I tend to think he did It to have to work twice as hard to our leader gives birth to a boy or sports editor 372-2602 college Is also heavily flawed. look good. prove herself," Adrienne states. girt" editorial 372-2604

204 West Hall LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Bowling Green State University Correction Bowling Green, Ohio 434034726 Harassment because of a percentage or be- In Monday's edition of The News, the article "Experts speak [email protected] cause of past unpunished trans- about aspects of journalism" stated that the program "Love and charge too gressions. War: The Relationship Between the Media and Public Relations Practitioners," would be on Thursday. • Granted, because our courts It will take place on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. In 121 West Hall fol- Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in easy have to assume Innocence, some lowed by a professional dress fashion show presented by Uhl- this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly of the guilty have gone free. man's Department Store at 3:40 in the same room. prohibited. Would it be better that some in- These two events are part of the Public Relations Student So- The BG News is an in dependent student voice founded in 1920 and TheBGNews! nocent an made guilty In order ciety of America conference hosted by BGPRO, the University's is published dai ly during the academic year and Wednesdays in the I agree with the author David to be sure none of the guilty go public relatkxis organization. summer. Coehrs that it is perhaps too easy free? In Tuesday's edition of The News, the article "Residents sup- The BGNewi encourages its readers to notify the paper of any for a woman to proclaim sexual port Klan rally boycott,'' stated that downtown businesses are errors in stories or photograph descriptions. harassment and have all presume In my view, the Innocent must planning a sign campaign. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student guilt. be protected at all costs. While the Unity Coalition will be passing out some signs, they body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in Unlike most, I don't believe In are not specifically being distributed to the downtown busl- ■ "i equal rights for all, regard less of Bryan E. Johnson columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG race, color, sex, nationality or Bowling Green New*. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 Also, members of the police department and sheriffs office religion. But I think it is absurd have helped to educate the coalition about what to expect at the words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and '"* ""tn tnfnUy | mum ■ guilt Thomas A. Cannon rally but not about how to "protect the citizens of. Bowling University afTilialion, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit without any collaboration simply Bowling Green Green," as was stated in the article ■ny and all letters. The BG News Headlines Wednesday, April 6, 1994 page three THEY SAID IT "She is a worker and I am proud of her. I just admire being willing to put in every last bit of her strength and brain power and heart on something you be- ITHREE lieve in." -Lady Bird Johnson, about Hillary Rodham Clinton

What a pig! ACROSS THE NATION Skin will not cover book barricades and pressed against EUGENE, Ore. - A man's dying the arena's glass doors. wish to have a volume of his poe- Police initially used tear gas to try bound in his own skin will not push the crowd back, then re- be fulfilled. sorted to pepper gas, which causes a fierce burning sensa- In a settlement announced tion. Monday, Dona] Eugene Russell's widow dropped her bid to carry "It was done to protect any- out the terms of his will. body from being injured," police The poet and operator of a fly- spokesman Mike Holloway said. Some in the crowd picked up tying shop for fishermen had gas canisters and threw them asked that his body be skinned back. and his hide tanned for use in covering a book of his verse. "There were little kids and ba- But the Oregon State Mortuary bies and they shot tear gas at and Cemetery Board went to them," said Sarah Hunt of Bloo- court, arguing that Russell's de- mlngton, Minn. sire would violate state laws re- There were no problems Inside garding abuse of a corpse. the arena, and the Grateful Dead Russell's widow, Rachel Bar- completed the concert. ton-Russell, said she will have him cremated instead. Russell died Feb. 3 at 62. His widow has kept the body in a Poisonous crayons re- friend's freezer. "He was very fond of his skin. called He felt like it was one of his bet- WASHINGTON - The Con- ter attributes," said Barton- sumer Product Safety Commis- Russell, a 33-year-old law stu- sion Monday recalled 11 brands dent. of crayons imported from China Lane County Commissioner - including one brand sold by the Jerry Rust said Russell was a ra- Toys 'R' Us chain - because they conteur and a lover of good jokes contain lead. who may have been saving his "Throw these crayons in the best one for last. »*"»• at take them back to the "Somewhere out there," Rust store for a refund," said Ann said, "he's just sitting back and Brown, chairman of the commis- cackling his head off." sion. AP Pk«WD»ld MCDMIM CPSC said three of the brands Bob Ray holds a giaat pig kite by the snout as he tries to get it aloft zabeth, Maine. An array of kites filled the sky at the park despite "contain enough lead to present a during Sunday's brisk winds at Fort Williams Park in Cape Ell- the overcast weather. lead poisoning hazard to young Grenades used to stop children who might eat or chew crowd on the crayons." WILSON ORLANDO, Fla. - Police hurled USG pepper gas grenades to quell a They are "121 Jumbo The bill's defeat of nine in They contribute to family and rock-and bottle-throwing crowd Crayons," distributed by Concord Continued from page one. favor and 23 opposed was dis- Continued from page one. social instability, he said. If peo- trying to storm a Grateful Dead Enterprises of Los Angeles; "Safe appointing to Jennifer Mathe, ple cannot get Jobs, they are concert. 48 Non-Toxic I'm a Toys *R' Us tice prior to the Inspection and USG president-elect. times physically removed from more inclined to sell drugs or No arrests or serious Injuries Kid! Crayons," distributed by also states that no staff member the Job opportunities in the sub- partake in other illegal or dan- were reported during the melee that firm; and "12 Crayons, glo- Mathe was a strong supporter Monday night outside the may open desks, bureaus or of the bill and spoke up several urbs, as well, be added. gerous activities to earn money. ry" and "18 Crayons That Paint," "Unless we try to understand Also, without a Job, many peo- 15,000-seat Orlando Arena. distributed by Glory Stationery closets during the Inspection. times during the debate, encour- Fans complained that innocent Manufacturing Co, Ltd, Los An- A search must be conducted aging fellow senators to vote in the new urban poverty and [its ple do not have a regulated rou- tine, which contributes to instabi- people, including children, were geles. with consent of the residents of favor of it and emphasizing that causes], we will never be able to [ caught in the middle. the room, by a legal warrant or If they did not, they would be vio- alleviate] racial tensions," he lity within a family, Wilson said. The disturbance began while upon probable cause to believe lating the U.S. Constitution. said. Wilson has come up with the concert was under way. Compiled from staff and wire there Is violation of the Student several solutions, some of which Several hundred fans rushed past reports. Code, the Ohio Revised Code or "This bill's failure was a fla- High unemployment rates he discussed with United States the Residential Services Policy grant abuse of USG power," have other Implications as well, president Bill Clinton and the Booklet Mathe said. "The room searches he said First Lady, Hillary Clinton. SPRING CAREER FOCUS PROGRAMS In the general assembly dis- and seizures shouldn't exist in OPEN TO ALL cussion. Senator Chris Kunkel the student code and USG should said the bill should not be passed be condemning it Instead of sup- CHARLESTOWN APTS. ♦ ARTS A SCIENCES STUDENTS because of the confusion It had porting it" with the differences between In- AND 4 spections and searches. Sonenshein also expressed dis- "Innovative Career Paths" "My understanding Is that the pleasure at the bill's failure. HDD AM MANOR ♦ Hear alumni address ways Intent of the bill Is to end In- • NOW RENTING* f spections without probable cause "I think the senators who voted to market your degree. Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to ▼ but it looks like it Is leaning more against it should be ashamed of ♦ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1994 7:00PM to searches," Kunkel said. 'The themselves," he said. 'They did a ♦ campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. ♦ 1007 Business Administration Building bill should not be passed because tremendous disservice to both 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and ▼ It deals directly with inspections their constituents and this Uni- ♦ water included, air conditioning ▲ Call 372-6843 for more information yet [seems to say] search and versity. 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News staff writer will have the opportunity to en- creative and constructive Not only will the event serve as News staff writer gage in a variety of workshops change," she said. a social event for African- African-American University that will focus on the roles of Howard Ward, the vice- American students in the respect Ap^orm»c-«rtMwiUprortd«ituo«uwram«l«ht.ofa men will have the opportunity to African-American men, includ- president of student affairs at that they will get to know each "mmf rapomraapartof MMI OriwIrMliiai Wufc. learn about themselves and oth- ing economic empowerment, his- other, but it will also be an educa- Ohio Northern University, will Ecky Broad, a pscformanc artist, wUl praaant "A Visit wkh er* this Saturday during the First tory, sexual responsibilities and speak about how African- tional experience, Mays said. Annual Brotherhood Conference. to what extent black men should American men can learn to work Those who wish to attend the Bly waahuetHtln miimiii durtag the late latMa. The event, which will take acculturate themselves into within the system, she said. event must register with either Bly, atop known as .KUxabath Cochraua, wrote for the Pitts- place from £30 a.m. until 5:30 white America, she said. "Students need to know how to Dawn Mays at 372-21S1 or burth DittHttrh where aha wrote about Minli MI ■uvaimit p.m., will enable University men Trie workshops will not only work within the white communi- Makeba Clay at 372-0391 by mid- corruption and was evicted from the country by from the University to discuss focus on the problems faced by ty," Mays said. "Racism will not afternoon Thursday. the status of black men in Amer- African-American males, but will change until African Americans The cost of the event Is $3 for ica. offer solutions to better help learn how to work within the Bly later began working for PuliWs World and University students and $5 for famous for her aadwww approach In Investigating the Modeled after this year's themselves within the black system to change It" non-University students. The BlackwaU Island Asylum. Sisterhood Conference, the event community, she said. After dinner, Useni Perkins cost includes breakfast, the features breakfast, workshops, "A number of the sessions She nutsquaraded as an tnasne woman in order to gam admit- will give the keynote speech. workshops and dinner. For those tance to the asylum and found poor sanitation, unhealthy food soul food dinner and guest focus on effective and collabora- Perkins is the founder and presi- who wish to only attend the speakers, said Dawn Mays, ad- tive strategies for getting organ- and patients being abused. Her Investigation led to an official dent of the Association for the speaker's presentation, the cost ■metlgalkw ikl a^iiwtmaassaf the faculty, viser for the event. ization, sustaining momentum Positive Development of Afri- is$l. Ecky Broad enjoys rassairhtng many aspects of history, es- P»wU0yftimmoimttim3SptB$Uttmpemtm. Catharine Caasara, assistant prnTawor of JnwnaMaM. said Broad was asked to participate III Mass Commuokatlofu be- Speakers discuss controversy cause of the insight she can give students on the history of in- vestlgatlve reporting, especially during Bly"s years as a report er. by Malina LlpowikJ lounge. The event is part of the annual Mi- According to Gall Swanka, the director of News staff writer guel Ornelas Human Relations Lecture se- the University Activities Organization, the "tin. |s a pal* where reporters, for the first time, became ries, sponsored in part by the Human Re- event is geared to address different issues of famous," rsssora saw -tBrosd] h» a strong seas, of history." Two Native-American speakers will speak lations Committee. diversity. tonight about different aspects of their cul- Following in this year's theme of Native ture, from the controversy over athletic Mahaney is the author of "Prairie Winds," Americans, the speakers are scheduled to team mascots to Native-American burial and is a member of the Turtle Mountain address topics Including Native-American rights. Band of Chlppewa Indians. burial rights, freedom of religion, relocation Principal of Year 'The Native American Experience," will programs and the controversies surrounding feature Joyce Mahaney and Richard Mor- Morales is a member of the Mai d u tribe of the mascots of athletic teams, she said. ales at 7:30 p.m. in the Prout Hall main northern California The event is free and open to the public. to present lecture

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ARMY ROTC m SMimsT coma cocrtu TOT CAM TUX •Hi For details., visit Rm. 181, Memorial Hall or call iilMiiiiljJIIIIIIIillllilll' 372-2476 Sports The BG News Wednesday, April 6,1994 page five Baseball looks to rebound Irvin upset with by Mirty Fuller re-energize as they host Tiffin at be a tough trip for some of the RBI's. News sports writer SteUer Field today. guys but they are going to have Out on the diamond the BG de- Last year's confrontation be- to be mentally as well as physi- fense will be led by freshman Switzer already Aggressiveness should be • tween these two teams ended In a cally prepared," Schmltz said. right-handed pitcher, Joe Cotton. staple in every athlete's diet. Un- double-header victory for BG. The Falcon attitude will have to Cotton will start the game and The Associated Press know Michael. I know what a fortunately, the The first game was no contest, be consistently tough throughout will be backed up by a defense BG baseball but the second game BG barely the game in order to please great leader he is on the Add. I that has been shaky In its last few IRVING, Texas - It only took know how be practices. I know team has been squeaked by Tiffin 2-1. Schmltz and come away with a games. five days for the personalities or how important it is to him to be choked and left "Tiffin has a good, tough pro- couple of victories. "We were rattled in our first Barry Switzer and Michael Irvin starving to re- gram," head coach Danny Offensively the Falcons have the best. I should know some- game against Akron and our de- to collide. thing about him. He beat me gain their pep- Schmltz said. "We are going to averaged Just under six runs fense was shaky in the second Switzer, the new Delias Cow- pery edge. The three times at Miami." * have to be ready to play." over their last four contests. game - In fact our defense cost boys coach, was 20 minutes Into loss of the Not only will BG have to be Senior Rob Railage was the cata- Irvin told the Fort Worth Star- us that game," Schmltz said. bis first meeting Monday when Telegram that he and Jones will club's comba- ready to play, but they will have lyst for BG during these games. "I have been pleased with the Irvin began causing trouble. tive attitude to remain sharp after coming off Kallage hit .400 (6 of 15), added meet today. team's performance until last Irvin, demonstratively upset at "We had a chance to win three was a result of Schmltz a late game against Notre Dame three RBIs and swiped two bases. weekend," Schmltz added. "In- coach Jimmy Johnson's depar- two looses this Tuesday. Also posting good batting stats straight Super Bowls, and that stead of being aggressive we ture last week, disagreed when got messed with," Irvin told the past weekend to Mid-American "We are going to leave some were Brian Taylor and Don were timid, we have to play hard Switzer credited team owner Conference foe, Akron. guys behind, so It Is their Job to Schone. Each contributed four Star-Telegram in today's edi- from the first pitch until the last Jerry Jones for building the tions. The Falcon squad will look to be ready tomorrow. It is going to hits, while Taylor tallied up four pitch" Cowboys Into two-time Super "Jerry let something get in the Bowl champions. Johnson way. I'm having a tough time let- coached Irvin for five years in ting go of that I dont want to Dallas and four at the University stay In a situation where things Richardson follows own roadof Miami. get In the way of winning Super Irvin interrupted Switzer by Bowls." CHARLOTTE, N.C - The "It's over with now," he said. when he was already good And he won. talking about some players' Irvin's personal problems T-shirt stretched tight across his "You can smile." enough "I've bad a lot of great feelings difficulty in contract negotia- aside, Switzer was cordially wide chest said "National Cham- Richardson, though refused to In short, for doing all of the In my life," Richardson said, tions. Switzer reportedly asked greeted by hia new team, his first pion." The scowl on his face said grant himself that same permis- things that made those two words "and they didn't all come from Irvin to let him continue and since the 1988 Oklahoma something else. It figured. sion for a few minutes more. He on his T-shirt seem like the most athletics." asked for them to meet later, but Sooner*, who went 0-3. The precise moment when the had dues to pay and scores to Important thing In the world: Suddenly, some of the bitter- Irvin kept talking, then marched "I'm looking forward to it," road finally smoothed out was settle. And for some reason he national champion. ness was gone from his voice. out. said running back Emmltt Smith, the moment Nolan Richardson wasn't going to do either wearing "The reason I feel I'm already There seemed to be fewer dra- Apparently, Irvin said all he Irvin's closest friend on the chose to remember every bump. a smile. one of the better coaches Is be- gons to slay and fewer crusades wanted behind closed doors. team. Every rut, every pothole, every cause I've learned to play any that Will Hj»m«nl lug lmm«HIM» "I've got nothing to say to no- Added offensive lineman Erik roadblock and every time land of way. Yes, I can motivate, and undivided attention. body," Irvin said later. "I dont Williams, "I got an Impression someone tried to steer him and yes, I can recruit, and yes," To be sure, Richardson will know anything. Dont even bring he's an upbeat kind of guy and a toward another dead end. Every Guest Richardson said, "I can find a continue to talk about Increasing those cameras over to my locker motivator." kid who ever played for him with because I'm not talking." Columnist way to beat you." opportunities for those black Tight end Jay Novacek was the more heart than talent and every And that he found a way to beat coaches who will attempt to fol- Irvin wasnt happy to see the most enthusiastic because he's coach stuck forever In some Duke must have made It sweeter low him, and for those Uds on cameras last Wednesday. As re- been waiting for years to play for small town somewhere willing to stilL whom too few programs are will- porters gathered at his locker to Switzer. teach him a trick that might do Richardson was the first and ing to gamble. record his reaction to Switzer be- "I met coach Switzer in high him some good some day. only coach In the tournament to But he seemed to understand ing hired, Irvin pushed everyone school," Novacek said. "I was a No matter how far he goes solve Grant HilL He was the only that it's going to be that much away and later threw an empty wishbone quarterback in Ne- from here, there Is no doubt coach to survive Duke's late run. easier for all of them from here garbage can at cameramen. braska and every wishbone quar- Richardson won't forget where Ji m He was the one who charged his on out. Indeed, the road is Switzer downplayed Monday's terback wanted to play for coach he came from. Ever. kids when they fell behind by 10 smoother already Just because he incident. Switzer." "We've been through so L it ke and kept them calm when they traveled down it. "I respect his fierce loyalty (to Novacek, however, ended up at much," the Arkansas coach went up by three. Richardson "My grandma told me some- Johnson)," Switzer said. "Mi- Wyoming. "He dldnt offer me a leaned over and whispered to his The first person he thanked read their moods, blended their thing I never forgot," Richardson chael doesnt know me, but I scholarship," Novacek admitted. wife, Rose, during a quiet mo- was the high school principal in talents and their energy Into the had said on the eve of the biggest ment waiting In a hallway of the El Paso, Texas, who gave him his rhythm of a game with intel- game of his career. "She said that Charlotte Coliseum. "So much" first opportunity to coach, a Job ligence and guts, and did it all if you know where you're going Across the way, celebration that lasted 13 years. Then came while matched against Mi ke and If you dont like the road reigned in the Razorbacks' the thanks for the three-year Krzyzewski, probably the best you're traveling on, make your locker room. Alongside him, Ar- stint at Western Texas Junior coach of this era. own." EXTRA! EXTRA! kansas stars Corliss Williamson College, the five years at Tulsa, and Scotty Thurman fidgeted. and the break that put him into T Out of respect, or simply because the big time, courtesy of Arkan- Don't Miss Out on they can read the mood of their sas athletic director Frank 1 $5.65 I $4.65 : $0.50 | Broyles. N the Best Apartments coach better than most, the two Large One Item Medium One Item 8 Small One Item I stood by quietly, staring off into And then Richardson really got I Extra Hems $1 each Extra Hams 75c each Extra Items BOt each inB.G. the distance. Then a friend lum- rolling. He thanked his critics for or Chicago Style or Chicago Stylo £ or Chicago Stvla bered by, laughing. providing the fuel for the fire COUPON EXP. 5/7/94 COUPON EXP. 5/7/94 " COUPON EXP. 5/7/94 ■I "You're going to be all over the that burned In his belly and the tube tomorrow. How come you challenges that kept him thinking guys arent smiling?" late Into the night. He thanked Richardson looked up. Shaken them for doubting his smarts, for I 352-5166 L 352-5166 JJ 352-5166 Z out of his reverie, he looked fon- labeling him as one-dimensional, I FREE DELIVERY , FREE DELIVERY ,, FREE DELIVERY! dly at the ballplayers. for pushing him to get better "" ■*" "" ■■ M^—■»* M ll How well do you know your... II ROOMMATE? I IM■ *€4F E Come See Us At w April 7 at 8 pm i it E PREFFERED D 6 L6NHRRT GRAND BflllAOOM N PROPERTIES O SIGN UP AT EVENT 9 & 12 Month Leases Available 1 V • I ! Rental Office: I H R ROOMMATE OF THE YEAR! g 8th & High 352-937803 CALL 2-7164 OR 2-2343 104 S. MAIN 353-0988 ?y/Z0000Z0000Z000m0fa The Age of Rubens Applications for FEBRUARY I - APRIL 14 • fall 1994 BG News editor JOHN CARROLL • Summer BG News editor UNIVERSITY • 1994-95 Gavel editor IN YOUR SUMMER PLANS Join our own full-time students, students from other colleges and • 1994-95 KEY yearbook universities and area professionals who have one thing in common An Extraordinary this summer - they're spending part of it in school at John Carroll. Exhibition Classes are offered - day or night - in three summer sessions • 1994-95 Miscellany editor See this once in a that accommodate any schedule. lifetime exhibition, ■ tlMMltl IAV 1 S • JUNI 1 O • 1994-95 Obsidian editor organized by Boston's 1UMMH II I JUNI 13-JULY IS ■ uuyn III ; JULY 1S-AUQUST IS Museum of Fine Arts, are now being accepted. Application forms may featuring 125 paintings For more information and an application, be picked up at 204 West Hall. by 50 master artists. k contact the OfficeO of Part-time Admissions at (216)iI6> 397-4257. t The Toledo Deadline te apply is S p.m. Museum of Art Thursday, April 14. (800) 374-0667*a*r The BG News Classifieds page six , Wednesday, April 6,1994

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EUROPE, ETC. SUM- 354-8800 -Ws do si tow pels Good Mamlng. Commute re! and much moral A variety of positions are MERrTnERMANENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE. Double toft ter sale PREGNANT? Good Morning, Commuteral available. For more tobnnailon, please aland GUARANTEED SUCCESSI CALL (919) Asking 875 0 bo C«» bedroom apartment. Good Morning, Commuters! We can help. FREE A CONFIDENTIAL preg- our Informational presenation held et 730 pm 0294398 EXT. C79 Call 363-8109 nancy tests, support I information BG Prag- 129 S. Summit tor Summer 1994. Wednesday. April 6 from 8 f» I 0 00 am in tie on Tuesday, April 1201 in Room 102 Business ru^Conew.Ca<3o4-T«OPE. Adm-natraoon or contact our sponsor al the CCsJfsMIJMav«7*aTy)UCTOM needed! 190 1-297-3341 Boot ■N Grennery. enjoy tree ooftee A ©a> MAZDA RX7GSL '85 4 Sale SlJderaCoopOHIcee.WeereenEOE poehlonel Coed aummer camp, Pocono namon rolla (while supplies last). Reps, from aMpl Htf ■ t BVSMfUlaWI FuSy loaded tor 82.500. Fun to Drive. the Student Health Center I Tha Wall wil be Ma. SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TheBagelLine Call Kevin 354-8772 Sing's Ism srs room, pnvaa bath, cooking fsc.1- on hand to answer questions A discuss their PA. taood salaryHpel (909) 998 MM. Contact Air Force Officer Program With your choice of sandwich Mings Itiee, quiet reekJential area one mile from cam- services. 372-2170 Evening Office Cleaning. 10-12 hrsAvk. Own 8 2 50every Wed end Fn. 82.50 Pink Floyd VIP leBsokea. pus. Prater 12 mo. aaae earing m May. No traneportttion required. Call 362-5822. pea. no smoking, gigs/mo. «c uol. C© Getting started on me MAC asm Irak* open to al Prout Celt aria - 2nd floor Union May 27. 362-1932 or 362-7396. studena on Wed. Apr* 13*1 In Technology lab Will doty p. ng Aaska flaheriee eummer employment. Earn up Scon 354-5012. from gam to neon. This session presents »>e »1.2Srpsos YOUR CAR ©FILTHY! to 115,000 tha aummer In canneriee, pro- SUBLET June - July: Charming, furnished word processing software package. McroSoft CsllVicki 352 33S6 house, garage, yard, central neighborhood, So come to the MantaBy II Car Weeh csssors. etc. Mala or female. TREK 820 Works. Including a primer on the Modnlceh That Saturday,! 2-8 pm RoorrVboeraVlrsv* efts- prodded! Gusr- daas A rant negodeble CM 353-9903. Desktop A using Vie mouse — hands on. Brand new (3 monds old) Weed Piuueaalug • Raeumes, Term P spars, 900 S. Main (MW-Am Bank) anaedSucceesl(9t9)92g-4308sxLA78. Please call 2811 to register tor this seminar. 8270,352-7093 Two bdrm houaa comptoaly amodelad w/ Thesis. [>ssenat»ns on Lassr Pnnter. DONATIONS ACCEPTED washer 6 dryer. Avaaaea May UL 1 year Sponsored by Ds*eTsu Delta ALASKA BUMMER IMPLOYMENT ttONOftS STUDENT ASSOCIATION Call 352-0705 (9 -9). leeee. Scott Hamapn. Cal evenings 363-3993. A portion of Ha proceeds will ftshertee. WonaneOiaxJ Watch "" is holding annual etodons on Many earn 82,000 peja/mond Wedneeday. April 6 at 0:00 pm benefit the Alliance lor the For Sale tor 1200. psa 8325 in cennenes or 13.000 - 98,000 in tie Honors Center. Coma Meneary ■ ol Wood County. C* 1153-8028 plus/month on fashing lajgajta. out and voa> or run for a posison. PERSONALS Many employs'! provide benefits Nooaeeranoonooooaryt Zenith (IBM Clone) 2*9 Cempuax. 2 3.6" so- WANTED M LOVE WITH A BIG 1LUC FROG? For more Intormation can: apy drives. BrW VGA Monitor, Faraaorac 24 1 -208-848-41H ail. A8S44 pin dot matrix primer, TONS ol sottwerel Al Check out the upcoming issu.- of MISCEL- rtaniatelt>J.ao00calJet©3S3-»429. LANY. ITS all about cokx and eveiiable April ' SUMMER SUBLEASE RS NEEDED' FREE DOUBLE PRINTS Own room In houaa dose to campua 8 bars! Arthur Victor Painting toe. March 28-Apnl8 Low rent! Cel 2-4439 or 2-4531 Seeking mocvstsd studena in terssted Ins ful- FOR RENT THE PICTURE PLACE tjme summer pos.cn ss a Professional, Rest- tlths Student Union dental House Panar. No experience neces- 1 or 2 roommeas MVF, tor Bummer only sary, training is provided. For further Intorma- 18 2 bedroom ape. u 1 ents. andtor through next school year. Own room, oorvrinarvlew please cal Cleveland Arse: 0 month - summer - year leesss AVAILABLE house 2 blocks from campua. Waahar/dryer, : Brad al 362-2154, dnonneti Aies: Brian al 352-7454 rant 8185. possibly nag. Call 362-1939 any- 372-8806. Pay raas 98 JO - 910. •ftSlA RENTALS FOR13ORI 1-2 Summer Sutiiaiiri needed College Pro Pdnart la now Nrtng pdnasrs n 2 femeles OSsps Houaa close 10 earnpus. Rant nego tsbie. USG • USG • USG • USG • USG IS/ seeking a pace to Irve work in CBMlarsx rMghu mis summer. Earn 352-7618 Cheesecake 94-95 tor Fa Somoeex only. Coll 3639229. 85-g and hour. No axp. necessary. Cal BtoJr i Pick up your apolicaOone Mon. A V^ed. 95 pm ©384-9408. 2 Bedrooms tor the 1094-96 Executive Cattail May14-Aug.11 CRUISE LINE • only aval on board poaWone 2 bdrm. Apartment near campua. Avaaba if UnrverelryCour1e144BClough avaleoll summer, year round. Great benefits, now and August .8 or 12 mo lease. No pell 980eVeereon. nag. 188-9017 free fraxad. (913| »4>47aV C© 364-2783 or 362-4118. 520 L Reed In room 405 Student Services 2boVm.fum.satter2rjeople I 1-1 Tnbtoaaara needed far eusnmer. Super • Earn up to 12,000 ptoarmonti 9450. indudae free heel, wear I. nice apt. a/ dr A dahweshsr. 2 bdrm, t 1/2 gas, MO, sewer. 9*44914. • 824 8H1SL Completed appl.ee tons oue back on Cruise Ships or Lsnd-Tour companies. by 12 pm on April 7*1 bad. 841 Cms, nag. Ho lualiealng toe. Cal Summer 8 Ful-Time employment avalable. 35M718eny»mebeloreli 00pm Nosxperance naoaaaary. 2 bearoorii epertiante 801 ft 808 5th For Into, c© 1 -209934-0499 ait CS544. Homes than 2 btocks from campue. Avertable 3 tomese, non-smoking roommaae needed tor apring and tell 090 Rertoas 297-92SS. USG • USG • USG • USG • USG -94 school year. It 35/mo Induding utilities. 2 • 808 High 2-9 subaaaers needed tor 2 bedroom tuml- rlease join us on Saturday bdrm, 2 bed. AX, pool. shuBe. Cal Angto © EARN 9600 or moa weekly for our informal Food & Wine 384-9009 etoWng envetopee alhoma. ihed ept. Central dr. pay electric onry.Cloeeto 708 5th St ■ FREE PIZZA -FREE PIZZA • SendtongSASEBtCoumry carrs»ui.Prt™rarjosel^.C©3fM-4999 Sampling from 1 until 5 with G-ve Blood April 11 -tsorha 4 Subtoaeers Needed May - Aug. 3 bdrm. house, u Dimes paid. UvingShrjppera.Depl.U1. 3rjormr>>uao,blgyatoSiaglvhgroom.Seon Walt Ferrell &. Norm Chambers. Northeast Commons. Paps Johns For More Information P.O. Bos 1779, Den ham Springe. Familton. 1 year lease. 8ial©li May 12th. Pins will be tarsi Cel Greet Location - Manvtlto. Cell 352-1888. 1068 NORTH MAIN - BOWLING GREEN LA 70727. Cell evencigl 353-3003 Call NEWL0VE to maiu) an appointment el 352-4575 or Mop In between 10394)30 sVjylrei-Star Were A ollara^-F1, CARDS, fL noiiicua A Grre the gift of life. GIVE 1LOOO action figures A reiasad lams. Any condition, Rentals any ouemrv. CaH soonl Leave meessgs arid Dave ©1-423-8734. 352-5620 I Suylng ■ Star Wat* A Other tat-FL CARrj»,eaion figuree A reload lame. Any Female rma. needed tor 94-96 acts', yr. Our Only Office I condiOon, any guamry. Call soon! Lean) mee- Gmxt apt AC, pool, laundry real.. Good Morning, Commuters! saoew* Dave© 1-423-8734. shunte to airom cempus Ceil Jeenneta or Temiet 353-3044. Wake up and smell the Student Recreation Center Every Wednesday in April, SUMMER LIFEGUARD free coffee and cinnamon rolls AND SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS will be served in the Bowl *N Greenery" from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (while supplies \my Certification Required Each week a different campus office will be hosting Good Morning, Commuters! These • Experience Preferred offices will be on hiiinJ lo answer your questions and ask your opinion*. Interested? Come alone or bring a friend!! Spomored by Ihc Hard H Smith Off-CampiM Sludcnl Ccnlcr. University Prof rammer*' ("«Kincil iirul Call Scott at 372-7477 FOCUS ir-irM-yc.ir Off-Campus tinivcnily SIIMICTM«).