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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. Friday,The Sept. 4 1998 A dailyBG independent student News press Volume 85* No. 9 Vandals strike cars in lot 9 □ Several cars parked in Uni- my resident adviser told me (the cars) were vandalized. I went to check versity lot 9 were broken into and mine was one of them." and stereo equipment was Matz said his windows were broken out and his stereo and radio equipment stolen. were stolen. He said he noticed between eight and ten cars broken into. He said he does not believe the car By BRANDI BARHITE break-ins had anything to do with the The BG News recent problems with parking, yet noted Broken glass and missing stereo equip- the suspects knew what they were doing. ment brought some students out of bed "I felt that the lot was safe because it early Thursday morning. Three Universi- was in a high-traffic area. It makes me ty students reported their cars were bro- wonder why no one saw or heard any- ■ BG Football ready to ken into and several items were reported thing," Matz said. stolen in Parking Lot 9. Gullufsen said the crime was commit- put up a fight against Dick Gullufsen, University police ted between 12 a.m. and 11 a.m. He said Missouri. information officer, said all three cars had these types of crimes are typically com- shattered windows and had items miss- mitted between 2 a.m. to 3 a.m and it is ing. He said three cassette players and difficult to catch the perpetrators. There two sets of speakers were stolen from the are no suspects yet. cars. "It is hard to find these people. All of BG Newt Photo/SCOTT FAUBER ■ Women's Cross Coun- "This may not be the end of it, so peo- the lots are patrolled, but people can see try is eyeing a first place ple should watch out," Gullufsen said. us before we can see them," Gullufsen Cindy Clark and Mike Mullins, both of Sandusky, place plastic wrap over the finish at the Ohio CC Eric Matz, senior telecommunications broken window of the truck owned by Dan Clark. Three cars were reported van- Relays. major said, "This morning about 11:30 dalized in Lot 9 Thursday. At least six others were also seen damaged, but not • See VANDALS, page five. reported yet.
■ Volleyball faces Details on Phone service contracted out marathon weekend. the changes □ Student long dis- soft, Inc., a company based in dents," Lancaster said. "We service representative. Phoenix, Ariz., to handle the BG believe it will be more cost effec- Cook said another reason for •Company is based in tance service has been Call Card program. Student Tele- tive." the new service was that student Phoenix, An/.. contracted out to Tele- phone Services, while sounding Some hardware has been phone bills were too much for H Women's Cross Coun- soft, Inc. like a University department, is added, but otherwise the basic the University Bursar's office to try is eyeing a first place • It will handle the entire actually a branch of Telesoft with University infrastructure has handle. BG Call Card Program. finish at the Ohio CC offices in University Hall. remained unchanged, according The switch to the new system By MIKE WENDLING Anne-Marie Lancaster, vice to Lancaster. Local and on-cam- happened in early August. •Billing will go through provost for technology and chief pus calling is still handled by the Telesoft has two full-time The BG News the company. information officer, pointed out University. employees based in the office at You may not have even two of the benefits of the new Students now have a $100 214 University Hall. Students •Students will have a noticed, but BGSU's long dis- contract. credit limit on their long distance with the BG Call Card can use it "This will improve the ser- bilk. on any on-campus phone, or on $100 credit limit on long tance telephone service has been vices and the range of services "After they go over that any touch-tone phone in the con- r^ distance. After that amount, contracted out to a private com- pany. that can be offered to students, amount, the card will be deacti- tinental U.S., using a special 800 rd will be deactivated. The University has hired Tele- and it also makes the system vated," said Amanda Cook, Stu- ■ Tod McCloskey covers available to off-campus stu- dent Telephone Service customer • See PHONE, page five. "Titanic" fever.
■ Elliot Smith's new album "XO" is a depar- Oak Grove mausoleum destructed for saftey, cost factors ture from his previous □ The Oak Grove material. Michael Plani- Cemetery mausoleum ka tells you why. is being torn down this week after a long process. ■ A.J. Croce to play at Black Swamp festival. By AMYJOL. BROWN The BG News Walking by the southwest Opinion 2 comer of the Oak Grove Ceme- Page Three 3 tery, one cannot miss the sights World and Nation 4 and sounds of construction Local 5 recently. For the past six years, the city Sports 7 of Bowling Green has been Entertainment 9 attempting to tear down the 89- TV listings 3.11 year-old mausoleum. It is finally in the process of being demol- ished. Before the mausoleum came "This may not be The under city jurisdiction, it was end of it, so people privately owned. After declin- ing an offer for its donation, the should watch out." city was court-ordered to take BG New* Photo/JASON SUGGS over maintenance of the build- Richard Gullufsen ing, said Colleen Smith, the for- public information officer, The Oak Grove Cemetery Mausoleum it in the process of being torn down. The bodies were moved into the cemetery. speaking aboil llw rrrriu landalam • See MAUSOLEUM, page five.
TE Looking for answers to Heavy flooding prompts rental agency response the crossword puzzle on □ As a result of the heavy damages to personal belongings. responsible for any damages. flooded, for the residents to get paid for page three? Check out Chris Ross, senior music education "It's in your lease that you have damages by the management would the answers at: lains, many students are major, lives in the row of Campbell Hill renter's insurance," Hernandez said. depend upon the negligence of the land- fighting rental agencies about apartments where the sump pump failed However, according to Chris Ostlaws- lord," Fleming said. "If the landlord did flooding in the apartments. to turn on. ki, leasing agent at Winthrop Terrace not know that the switch was broken, then bgnews.com According to Ross, when they called Apartments, renter's insurance is only he is not at fault. That is where the about the water in their basement, no one recommended there if you have a water renter's insurance would come in." from management came to check on them. bed on the second floor. According to Fleming, the policy can be STORY IDEA? By CAROLYN STECKEL The pump was simply turned back on, he "In the event of damages from a flood, obtained through the parent's home own- said. Winthrop Terrace's insurance would The BG News ers policy. If you have a news tip or Residents in that area report having cover it," said Ostlawski. have an idea for a story, Last week, many students were faced four inches of water in their basements. According to Rodney Fleming, manag- "Most cover students while they are call anytime and ask to wiUl water in their apartments as a result "No one has called since the apart- ing attorney for student legal services, still dependents," he said speak with an editor. of heavy downpours. ments flooded," Ross said. renter's insurance is a policy much like a Otherwise, said Fleming, you can con- While some building managers According to Helen Hernandez, finan- home owner's policy. tact an insurance agent and get them pret- brought in fans and vacuums to help clear cial director for Newlove rentals, if some- The insurance is there to protect you ty inexpensively. the water from their basements, for some, thing similar had happened in Newlove from certain problems, Fleming said. "I encourage every student to get 372-6966 nothing was said or done about potential apartments, the students would be "In the case of the apartments that got renter's insurance," Fleming said. I page 2 The BG News Friday, September 4,1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion ft/WHM 372-2604 True freedom means having compassion I would like to. over the course divisions and live according to come alive and be a creative force PEOPLE ON THE of several articles, begin an intense them. that creates a society of order. meditation about the beliefs and The idea of a proper religion is Most people aren't concerned values that we hold in our society. an image. Obviously every person with true freedom. They Just want STREET I welcome all responses about has an idea of a god that is differ- a cage and someone to clean it. what is discussed. ent from every other persons'. and wash and feed them. Those How comfortable are you parking My last article stated that a cit- That Idea is Just a further projec- people reading this should go back izen must hold compassion for suf- tion of the self. There are a billion to bed and dream while the world your car on campus? fering. Let's look at the world as it Christians, but no two hold the burns in the pyre of human igno- is; through the rubble of bombed same Image of Christ. rance. Those of you that are seri- buildings, through the blood spray We even have images of other ous about understanding why our of school children assassinated by people. If I have an image of my world is chaos, do me a favor? their peers, and through the cow- girlfriend and she doesn't act Don't blow up buildings. Don't ardice stench of chemical chaos? Recognizing all this, is it according to it. then my own self single out a particular group and weapons. possible to have a relationship that image is damaged. So we also blame them for the ills of society. Let's examine the scientific cap- is based on compassion? have images about ourselves that Rather, step back, breathe, and italism that thrives off political I don't think we realize how have been constructed through take a look at yourself. Take a ignorance and Manifest Destiny. tremendously important it is to time and experience. deep, long look at your relation- Laura Beadling Do we know that our culture is the A right relationship Is based on ship with the people in your life. Chrissy Hibler have a right relationship. Rela- Graduate only one that has turned death tionship means to be related to. the present. Anything In the the Are there images preventing a true Senior Into a money making commodity? What are we related to? Obviously past has no basis In the present communion? Gerontology "I only park here Do we see that we elect leaders, we are related to life. Life includes moment. Here is the crucial ques- Examine what it means to be "I'm not very com- once a week, but I hoist our own sins upon their everything known to the mind. tion: When we have an image of free. Is your understanding of fortable with it don't worry about shoulders, and then crucify them another person and act through freedom Just another idea that was This means your family, your because I don't it." in the media so that we can feel school, your county, your state, our own self image, can we truly be slipped to you during feeding time innocent? Do we agree that your country, your God. and even connecting? Or is it Just the inter- so you'd forget the walls of the cage have the money to v unborn children are slaughtered you. All these things have been action between two images? were there? When true freedom pay the tickers." by the thousands because the put together by the mind through Most of the time when we dis- exists (if it exists), is there a spark means to provide stable security is time and experience, and they all cuss freedom, we mean some har- of compassion that changes the available to only a small percent- compose what we call life. assed ideal sold to us by historical world completely? Find out for age of the population? Do we real- The Idea of nationalism is an government propaganda meant to yourself. ly comprehend that the human image put together by thought. keep people from actually think- mind is limited and because our Look at a satellite map of the ing. True freedom means to be Clara McEwen understanding of this is fragment- world. There are no divisions free of the image. Being free from Josh Minion can be reached at Sophomore ed, we have created a society of there; Just land! We create the the image, relationship might [email protected]. Creative Writing "I don't drive. It is True Collegiates By Jason Lady gorgeous outside. you should be -roGlVBV/Ese. walking." ClowMsA && ytHJ GOlMG ? MIM>!
=r HOB* tm/iA/G *i^j CBT KJS A\H*Y FRoh\ Jessica Blakemore Lindsey Livingston Senior Senior Exercise Specialist Gerontology "I teel very comfort- "I don't drive to cam- able. More lighting pus but bike parking over the past years is a mess." has helped." 4 tmsi*/ % & The BG News SOME Sl*SAfi\ "An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920" 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] High Schoolers not ready for college DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief They're everywhere! High with no problems, and maybe even conformity of Junior high and early school students taking college with better grades than the full- high school. Trying to blend in classes, that is. time college students?) My prob- with the crowds in high school (at SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER The program is called post sec- lem is that high school is a place to least in my little high school) is Managing Editor Opinion Editor grow up. I remember my sopho- much easier than trying to blend ondary options (PSEOP). and there BRANDIBARHITE KIM WTLFONG are 110 students currently on more Human Biology teacher in with a university population's campus. Yes, only 110. These telling my class that of all the variety of styles. There's never one Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief high school students come from grade levels he sees (9-12). the one precise crowd to follow. I knew the area high schools, and this that changes and matures the very few people in high school that MIKEWENDLING TOD MCCLOSKEY year they're coming from every- most (in the sense of mentality) were daring enough to go their own Chief Reporter Sports Editor grade level. 9-12. from the beginning of the year to way. and they were persecuted. JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL In the previous years, only high the end is tenth grade. There is a reason that college is school Juniors and seniors could 1 also remember what it was separate from high school, and Photo Editor Entertainment Editor take advantage of this opportunity. there, they're smart enough to suc- like to be an underclassman in there's a reason that it takes a The state covered everything but ceed (or they'll fail, pay for the high school. few years of high school to move TARA CANNON parking passes. ID fees, and extra classes and books, and not return I had my circles of friends, all of beyond, to college or a Job in the Graphics Editor supplies (if you were taking a the- the next semester). But besides them strange in some aspect and real world. High school under- ater make-up class, they would not that. I think it makes the transi- inspiring (which was important to classmen are not ready for the type buy the make-up). The state even of interactions that go on at the Melissa Naymik . .Special Projects Editor tion from high school to college a blooming novelist). We laughed Ana Periera . .Wire Editor paid for the books. The students that much easier. at absolutely anything that had to college level. They don't think got full college credits, and high do with sex. In fact, someone in Ideas through. Even now, as a Brian Taylor . Assistant Opinion Editor school credits (if applicable). I was completely comfortable my ninth grade English class junior. I don't think everything Denise Domanski . .Assistant Copy Chief (and more than a little bored) with This year, though, a change asked what "erotic" meant, and through as critically as I should, G. Michael Graham . .Assistant Sports Editor my freshman registration the sum- that sent everyone who knew the and there's no way I thought as Stephanie Schneider . .Assistant Graphics Editor has been made. Now the full rang.' mer before I entered BGSU as a of high school students who meet word into peals of laughter. Even much in high school as I do now. 1 Scott Zimmer . Assistant Graphics Editor the requirements are able to take full time student. the people who didn't know it don't even think I was capable of Scott Fauber . .Assistant Photo Editor college classes. However. I have a problem with laughed, because I know not every- deeper thinking: I was still learn- Freshmen.sophomores. Juniors, the Idea of having high school one knew the word, and everyone ing the basics. So why invite high and seniors. From high school. In freshmen and sophomores in a was laughing. (I will admit that I school underclassmen who haven't your classes. Now. I can't be anti- class with me. Not because they thought I knew what the word finished the fundamentals of a PSEOP; as a former PSEOP stu- couldn't handle the academics: I'm meant, but I did go home and look high school education to over- Copyright * 1998, The K News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any mate- dent. I know that it's a great pro- sure that if they take the right it up. Just to make sure: and. yes. whelm themselves on university rial from ihli publication without the permiulon of The BG Newt la strictly gram and I commend (and thank) classes, they'll pass with frying col- I was correct.) courses? These kids aren't even prohibited. Tnc K Newa is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and la published dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer whoever thought it up. I don't ors. (That's kinda sad. Isn't it? Fitting in and acceptance was a old enough to drive. That high school freshmen could Jena Lohrbach can be reached semeater. Opinions expressed In cohimna and letters to the editor are not nec- object to having high school upper- big deal. too. It takes an awfully essarily those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG classmen in my classes. If they're pass introductory courses here confident soul to stray from the atJlohrbObgnet.bgsu.edu. News. Unsigned editorials arc the opinion of the Spring 1998 BG News staff. The BG Newa encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto- ries or photograph descriptions. Decisions made by the Editor In-Chief and the Have an opinion? e-mail us at bgnews@bgnet Fdltorial Board are final.
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HIGH: 82 LOW: 57 HIGH: 82 LOW: 58 UPCOMING -llpcoaini Kvrnte" i> • service to oar readers borrowed daily via Ihe University web page. Th« calendar of eventa on the web page hat a more complete listing of events and can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". Friday, 9/4/98 4:15 p.m.) Women's Cross Country at tournament at Cochrane Field. cons at the Loyola Kaepa Invita- ream.Cocktails start at 6 pm, din- Ice Arena. Ohio Relays (9:30 a.m.) tional ner at 7 and the show at 8. Tick- Athens, Ohio. The Falcon Robert Morris at 3:00 p.m. Football at Missouri (6:30 ets cost $30 per person for dinner Fundraiser (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Men's Soccer at Ohio State women open the 1998 season Pre game Barbecue Buffet (4 p.m.) and show or $15 for the show Union Foyer. The Graduate Tournament (3 p.m.) with an early-morning jaunt at p.m. - 5:30 p.m.) Columbia, Mo.. The Falcons only. For more information, call Students of Technology will be Columbus, Ohio. Falcons face Ohio University Holiday Inn East, Columbia, open the season against the the women's soccer selling Youth First coupon books Furman in tournament's first day Missouri. Join the BGSU Alumni Tigers at Faurot Field where they office at 419-372-9602. for $12. action. Volleyball at Loyola (HI.) Association for a barbecure prior were victorious in 1995 by a 17- UAO, Campus Film "Happy (12:30 p.m.) to the Falcons vs. Tigers football 10 score. Former BGSU player Tie Dye Sale (10 a.m. - 4 UAO, Campus Film "Happy Chicago, 111.. The Falcons game. Deadline to register for Larry Smith coaches the Tigers Gillmore" (8 p.m. - 1 a.m.) Olscamp 111. p.m.) Giimore" (8 p.m.) head to the Windy City for four this $18/person event is August who were one of the most Union Mall. Olscamp 111. matches in the Loyola Kaepa 24. For more information, contact improved teams in the country in Invitational. BGSU takes on the the Alumni Office at (419) 372- 1997. Women's Golf at ISU Redbird Classic (TBA) Public Skating (Noon - 2 Dance (10 p.m. - 2 a.m.) host school in the first contest 2701. p.m.) Grand Ballroom. Sponsored The Villagers (8 p.m.) Normal, Illinois. Ice Arena. Cheap Skate ($2 by Kappa Alpha Psi. Women's Soccer hosts West- Volleyball vs. Cal State 101 Olscamp Hall. One of admission). ern Illinois (1 p.m.) Northridge (5 p.m.) Ohio's top music and comedy Saturday, 9/5/98 Cochrane Field. The Falcons Chicago, 111.. This is the sec- acts, the Villagers performance Shinny Hockey (2:15 p.m. - host WIU in day one action of a ond of four matches for the Fal- benefits the women's soccer TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. n FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)
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emptied from staff and wire reports crashes oil PREACHER ON DRUGS Preacher admits to trading drugs for sex Nova Scotia NORWALK, Ohio (AP) — A minister who admitted to trading crack cocaine for sex has pleaded guilty to drug charges. □ A jetliner headed to reaction," he said. He described Robert Barnett, 74, pleaded guilty to trafficking in cocaine, pos- them as in subdued shock, try- session of cocaine and misdemeanor assault. Huron County Com- Geneva crashed killing ing to make sense of what hap- mon Pleas Judge Earl McGimpsey accepted the pleas Monday and 229 people. pened. Michelle Auster, a plans to sentence Barnett next month. spokeswoman for the Red Cross, Barnett was pastor of the 30-member Bellevue Revival Center similarly described the families: until July 23 when he told the church's board he needed a leave of The Associated Press "They're in a state of shock." absence. NEW YORK — Minute by The rabbi said he counseled Shortly after that meeting ended, he went to Fremont to buy crack agonizing minute, the scene relatives to "hold themselves cocaine, police said. When he returned home, police and sheriff's played itself out as the unthink- together." deputies arrested him. Police said undercover officers had twice able happened again: A jetliner When they first arrived at the bought crack from Barnett. carrying more than 200 people airport early this morning, Barnett said he gave crack to a woman in exchange for sex for as crashed after taking off from friends and relatives of those on many as eight years. He said he began smoking crack with her about Kennedy International Airport. board watched news of the crash a month before his arrest. While rescuers searched the trickle in on televisions Delta Air Bamett remained free on bond. He could not be reached Wednes- cold waters of Nova Scotia Lines set up for them in its first- day. There was no telephone listing for him in the northwest Ohio through the night for survivors class lounge. Delta, which sold area. of Geneva-bound Swissair Flight some tickets on the flight under 111, friends and family began an agreement with Swissair, also SETTLEMENT arriving at the airport in early sent crisis counselors. City agrees to pay $600,000 in girl's death morning blackness to begin a "There appears to be a tragedy unfolding off the coast TOLEDO (AP) — The City Council has agreed to a $600,000 set- desperate vigil, hoping against of Nova Scotia," Manuel Sager, Associated Press Photo tlement with the parents of a 9-year-old girl killed in a crash with a hope to hear that their loved deputy consul general for the speeding police patrol car. ones were alive. Swiss Consulate in New York, Distraught people embrace at a hotel near John F. Kennedy The council approved the settlement in the death of Shannon Swissair said there were no survivors. said as he arrived at the airport International Airport after hearing about the crashing of Swissair Incorvaia on Tuesday night. Flight 111. Officer Brian Lewandowski, who was chasing a stolen car, ran a The jetliner with 229 people today. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani told red light at 60 mph in a 35-mph zone and his patrol car collided with aboard crashed off the coast of into the Atlantic minutes after Port Authority of New York and reporters that he met with three another July 6,1995. the southeastern Canadian takeoff from Kennedy on July 17, New Jersey operates the airport. province late Wednesday, about people who lost loved ones in Incorvaia, who was a front-seat passenger in the other car, died of 1996. All 230 people aboard Red Cross workers also were . an hour into the flight. The pilot the crash, including a friend of severe head injuries. died. standing by to help families that had reported smoke in the cock- his whose brother was on Flight A departmental investigation concluded that Lewandowski, now Government officials were were gathering in the Delta 111. 35, failed to make sure that the intersection was clear before running pit and attempted an emergency going over the manifest with air- lounge. The city Department of landing at Halifax International "He's very distraught, obvi- the red light, a violation of police policy. The department suspended line officials and notifying fami- Mental Health and Delta also ously," Giuliani said from a com- Lewandowski for three days. Airport. lies early today, said Inspector sent counselors. mand center set up at a Ramada The occupants of the stolen car were driving on a street parallel to Rabbi Edgar Gluck, a Port Anthony Infante of the Port Robert Wingate, spokesman Lewandowski, who was attempting to cut them off. Authority police chaplain, said Inn hotel near the airport. Authority Police Department. In response to the girl's death, the department this year adopted a six or seven families gathered at The scene at Kennedy was No names were released. The • See CRASH, page five. reminiscent of another summer new policy that bars officers from exceeding the speed limit during an airport hotel. night two years ago. Paris- so-called "parallel pursuits." "Right now they're still in . INCLUDING SEVERAL "BEST PIZZA"! denial because that's the normal bound TWA Flight 800 crashed PISniM€LLO'S ^^203 N.Moin FR ?°€L,V6RV 352-5166 STUDENT SPECIALS ^9^^ $4.00S Minimum -«*«# Open Weekday/ 1 P.m. • lunch fri. •lot. -Jun.
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CRASH VANDALS BHBBBHHHH Continued from page four. rying 53 passengers who get Continued from page one. in their trunk," Gullufsen said. Falcon Sports Return their tickets through Delta and .> He also advised not to leave for the Red Cross of Greater New said Delta flight attendant. car titles in the car and he recom- Saturday to WBGU Radio Sports York, cited the lessons of Plight As the night WOK on, .1 dis- Gullufsen said the University 800 in handling the tragedy. is ,1 tempting spot for car crimes mends reporting any suspicious traught gray-haired man in a 1-6:30-On-The-Line Northwest "Something we learned with white T-shirt and blue jeans because of the large number of behavior in the parking lot. He (TWA) Flight 800, these people vehicles in a central location. He pushed his way through about said cars without decals or cars Ohio's Top Sports Talk Show are overwhelmed when they said it could have been a high 70 reporters. The man would not that are driving slowly could be come in," he said. "These are school student or an out-of-town give his name but told reporters, people, all of whom have lost visitor looking for some quick suspicious. 6.-30-BG Football "I know somebody on this somebody. They all react diffcr- cash. David Kowaleski, junior psy- f vs. National Power Missouri flight" before police escorted ently." The perpetrators are usually chology major, said he no longer Early reports said most of the him inside the terminal. after stereo equipment and will thinks the parking lots are a safe passengers were believed to be A middle-aged man wearing a sell it at a cheap price. They also ALL DAY SATURDAY ON Swiss, but Philippe Bruggisser, gray suit told reporters he had know how to avoid the police. place to park. He said his win- chief executive officer of Swis- put his wife and two daughters Car break-ins generally occur in dows were broken out and 88.1 FM, WBGU sair's parent group, said later on the plane. As reporters cycles and students need to take everything valuable was flocked around him asking ques- precautions, Gullufsen said. that 137 Americans were killed removed. — 136 passengers and one crew tions, police escorted him into a "People can protect them- ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft* member. police car and drove him behind selves by removing all valuables "This was planned. They had from their cars or putting them time to do it," Kowaleski said. Delta said Flight 111 was car- the terminal, out of view. HELP WANTED FOODSERVICE MANAGER II ♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< POSITION AVAILABLE PHONE MAUSOLEUM UNIVERSITY DINING SERVICES JOB SUMMARY Continued from page one. Continued from page one. members in the area. Thi'. position work-, with die Lead Cook in the absence of a Point "We tried our best to make the Operation.* Manager in wpcrvisiofl of student employee in I<*KI prupu- Undergraduate rations and service areas Knowledge in .ill areas of income UKI invento- number. mer city municipal administra- process easy on the heirs," Hoff- ry. BfTcctiveli delegates responsihilil) Exhibits good communication According to Mike Katz, Tele- tor. man said. Student and leadership skills, oral and written. Enthusiastic towards |ob. moti- Aware of its poor structural Fawcett said over 300 bodies vates self ami employees. Displays good public relations, H.is thorough soft employee, the revenues knowledge of .ill food .nui beverage items offered on ihe menu. Know s from the long distance system condition, the city hired an were removed from the mau- Government and puts to ii^c principles of lood sanitation, personal health, cleanliness, will go to the University; to Tele- expert on mausoleums to soleum this summer. He said the unto management, fire prevention, accident prevention, and then reguht appraise the cost of repairs. irons Deals with emergencies soft, which charges the Universi- bodies were taken out in the Get Senator Smith said. The result was an same order as they were placed QUALIFICATIONS ty a flat fee; and to AT&T, which estimated cost of over $1 million in the mausoleum. He said they applications now! 1. Sixteen weeks (lining hull student supersisnr esperienee preferred or e<|ui»- subcontracted the BGSU system for renovation. will be buried in the Oak Grove ulent experience in similur position. to Telesoft. 2, (ii-vi academic suuktine. "The city felt money for Cemetery in the same order as i A comminncnl to work one lull year wiih Dining Sen ices utter training in Ihe The company handles long repairs would be a poor use of they had entered the mau- Campaigning bcginsl position of student manager, distance services for about 80 4 A eommiimcnt torciumio work curl) August each year, the citizens' tax dollars," said soleum. Because the original 5 Willingness to work in nil areas which includes convenience stores, snack burs schools and colleges, according John Fawcett, city municipal marble slabs in the mausoleum Sept. 10 and dec tlonl and catering events. to Dan Hayden, a company administrator. were deteriorating, the city will 6 Musi he willing IO IK- "on cull." A high degree of flcxinilil) rcsuinvd. employee who handles the Wesley Hoffman, mayor of resurrect new monuments with Clay LsS(*|)l. Hi in Hie I BGSU service. Bowling Green, said it was a dif- each grave. Smith said. BASE RAIL OF PAY $72S PER HOUR Students may have had occa- ficult decision but the building The building is being torn Union Fbuer. sional problems accessing an was too expensive to remodel. down in sections and it should WORKSH1FT Fawcett said another factor in be demolished soon, Fawcett Vines Weekdays lypicall) -1-5 hour shifts, i c..h-IOam.4-Xpm. Weekends. outside line last week. Lancaster m.i> work 6-8 hour shifts. 15-20 hours per week said that those problems are not the decision to tear down the said. He said by doing this they Get involved... run mausoleum was the safety of due to Telesoft; rather, the large will ensure the safety of students TO APPLY University students. He said the passing by the construction site. tor USG Senator! Submit resume wiih current Bowline Green Green phone number nui three number of students, especially professional references to: city was concerned with parts of Barricades have also been Barbara Erisman. Assistant Directoi those calling home, is probably the building falling and injuring constructed to prevent students B.G S.I Dining Services to blame. students. from wandering through the 209 Centres Building How hue Green. Ohio 43403 "We will watch the situation Both Fawcett and Hoffman area. Applications at 404 DINING Phone No i4i')i <7:-:K')I SERVICES carefully to see if some new lines said the city had to contact and The mausoleum property will Student Services Blclg.| BENIFITS need to be added," she said. ask permission from the families remain part of the cemetery. The Employee Meal Discounts Semester Retention Students with questions who had relatives buried there. black fence that borders the Greul Resume Buildel Merit R.u-es r«k^ about the new service should They said it was a difficult task cemetery will be extended to Office: 372-5116. New l-nenils Employee Recognition because not all families still had include the extra land. Clothing AHowencc I'lolllnl ions call 372-9505. 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POLICY for the police blotter: The News will run without exception, all POLICE BLOTTER citations issued by the city and campus police departments. Complaints from resi- dents or students concerning a police matter will not be identified by name. Any Today's city police blotter includes items from Monday questions, please call the editor at 372-6966.
In the 100 block of N Main Si,» non-iniury In the 100 block ut I'.ilmer St., a bicycle was In the 1011 Hock ol S Mad) St. a woman reported two bikes and a chainsaw missing traffic accident occurred in which both parties stolen. Wednesday reported losing her wallet and college ID, In the 400 block of E Woosrer St, a woman since August 12. Wednesday In the 700 block of N Enterprise St, a were indifferent to the accident, Wednesday. Wrdn.^bv found a license plate and turned it over to woman reported a loud party and doors slam- _ There was an ambulance request in the 200 police, Wednesday In the 90 Nock of Thurstin Ave . Jam 9 rrung, Wednesday. bi the 900 block of Thursrm Ave. three block of HMldra K,i Wtdtmdtff Ixwd music was heard in the 800 block of Goldstein was cited for possession of marijua- men were advised to turn the music down. Fighth St, Wednesday At the comer of State Rd and Clough St, na and drug paraphenalia, Wednesday Wednesday Michael Marovich was cited for expired Ryan M Zevchik was cited for failure to stop at C hnstian Sommer was cited for failure to rrgistrahim in the 900 block of W Wooster St, OnE. PocRd andN Dunbrudge St Ion the stop sign, Wednesday. In the 1500 block of Clough St, a woman slop at a red light at the comer of Napoleon Benjamin P French and Darren J. NUes Wednesday M. Owens was cited for a left rum in a traffic reported a speeding truck driving thnnigh the and S. Prospect. Thursday were cited for disorderly conduct and kMOKk I accident, Wednesday In the 400 block of Ordway St. an eloYrlv apartments, Wednesday. woman n-portrd having trouble breathing and rion in the 300 block of Ridge St, Wednesday In the 400 block of W. Wooster St. a In Lot 1, Brent W Frisky ws cited for woman found a boy's bicycle, Wednesday. On S. Main Si and W C.ypsy line Rd., requested an ambulance. Wednesday. In the 100 block of Haskins Rd . a VC K and A woman in the 100 block of S. Enterprise there was a fire in a dumpster. Wednesday a TV were stolen from a van, Wednesday underage consumption of alcohol, Thursday St. Wednesday reported someone outside and In the 1000 block of Fairview Aw. i (tianna L Creel was cited for illegal aptad noted she has eight baseball bars around the woman reported loud music coming from a At the Wood County Hospital. | woman tm W PfJf K.I and N Wintergarden, Wednes- At Food town Plus on S. Main St. a woman In the 200 block of E Poe Rd. a man was house in case a burglar comes car, Wednesday reported being assualted by another woman at day reported I man had grabbed her leg as she was warned (or disturbing the peace when he was a local bar. Wednesday p tttng into her car, Wednesday. putting his loft up, Wednesday. In the 100 block of Stale Rd , a woman with In the 200 block of N Main St. a man WAS In the 400 Hock of N Grove St. a boy's a bad toothache called 911 and requested den- advised to never return to the library, Wednes- In the 500 block of N ProapeetSl ilbtado bicycle was stolen. Wednesday In the TOO Nock of W Wooster St. a man tal information, Wednesday day. man reporti-d trying lo pick up Mi i hitdren (or reported his wife fell and broke her hip. lames Schultz was cited for not wearing hi* \ rsttabon. but they win KM then, Wednesday In the 200 block <>( N Fnterpnse St, a man Wednesday seat belt whik- driving, Thursday. Students nationwide search for housing in tight mark □ Across the United lege-rich city only to leam she versity, some students pitched as small liberal arts schools, such room apartment is $763, accord- BOSTON — Before she even was homeless. An apartment she tents on campus to protest rental as William College, which pro- ins to college housing officials. States, college students cracked a book for graduate found had been rented out from rates. vide four years of campus hous- Rents in the Boston area, where are competing to find a «chool, Jennifer Jensen was under her, a result of the tightest Boston's 3 percent vacancy ing. students pay from $800 to $1,400 handed one of the toughest housing crunch in years. rate, the lowest in almost 15 And students who opt out of for a one-bedroom home, place to live. assignments in Boston: compet- The story is the same in cities years, has students scrambling Boston University's housing sys- increased an average of 4.3 per- cent during the year ending in ing with 67,000 other students in across the country. Slim vacancy for housing before the semester tem their sophomore year — June. In San Francisco — the finding a place to live. rates and anti-student attitudes begins. maybe for a cheaper apartment a nation's second-most expensive The Associated Press are forcing young scholars to "Loans for school are $22,000 few blocks away — have nc way Ms. Jensen arrived in this col- real estate market, according to share apartments, to seek dormi- a year and I'm gonna have debts back in. some surveys — rents went up tory rooms and even camp out for the rest of my life," Ms. Nationally, rents rose 3.2 per- 8.3 percent in the same period. on campus. Jensen said. "I just didn't realize cent between June 1997 and June Even in small cities, students Housing is so tight at the Uni- it would be so hard to find some- 1998, according to a National 88.1 WBOU ® face a crunch. © versity of California, Berkeley where to live." 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But But, the BG defense needs to one that finished the '95 season Jones can also run. Last year he hold its ground, in order to give Corby Jones in order to 3-8. And the Tigers, preranked had 887 yards on the ground, the offense a chance. beat Missouri. 16th in the Sports Illustrated includingl4 scores. And for the Falcons offensive poll, are expected to improve on If the Falcons are able to stop line, Blackney expects great their best season since '83. Missouri, they have to stop things out of them. By TOD McCLOSKEY In '97 Missouri had a whirl- Jones. "We expect those guys to BG Football The BG News wind 7-5 year that included a "If there's a way to slow down come together and just produce," at trip to the Holiday Bowl. This Corby Jones — he's the key to Blackney said. "If they do, I think The Tigers still haven't forgot- year the expectations have risen, everything," Blackney said. we have a chance to move the Missouri ten the loss to Bowling Green in but Falcon coach Gary Blackney In order to stop Jones, the Fal- ball on offense." 1995. knows what his team is up cons are counting on the veteran The line is anchored by junior kickoff 7:30 In that game, BG was down 10 against. defensive front. Led by seniors Chad McCarthy, junior Mark Broadcast on WBGU 88.1 FM points at the half and came back "I would classify them as pri- Letocskey Carey, Willie Watson Katzman and sophomore Rob to win it, 17-10. marily an option power-type and Dana Johnson, the defensive Fehrman. It's their job to open Pre-Game at 6:30 This Saturday at Memorial team," Blackney said. "Jones will linemen will have the job of try- holes for tailback Robbie Hollis. with Jason Gibbs and Scott Teets Stadium in Missouri, the Tigers handle the ball, but he's probably ing to contain Jones. Hollis is the Falcons top return- will be ready and waiting for the 50 percent of their offense — And junior linebacker Joe ing back, last year he rushed for i . S Falcons. maybe more this year." O'Neill will lead the linebacking 492 yards and three scores. stressed fundamentals this week Niemet will start for the Falcons, BG needs to be prepared to Missouri's senior quarterback core with the new 4-3 defensive "We'll do okay against Mis- and we're prepared." Last year Niemet threw for 1,723 handle an experienced Missouri Corby Jones threw for 1,658 formation. souri," Katzman said. "We've Senior quarterback Bob yards and eight scores. Ohio CC Relays a warmup for the Falcons □ The Falcons expect Ind., first at the All Ohio Cham- pionships, first in the Notre "It's a significant meet and we plan on another victory at the Dame Invitational and first in winning it. For the last ten years it's either Ohio CC Relays. the Ohio Relays. BG begins their season been BG or OU." against those same Ohio Bobcats By WILLIAM SANDERSON at the Ohio relays in Athens. Steve Price The BG News Marshall will also participate Women's cross county coach The BG womens' cross coun- from the MAC. try season kicks off this weekend "It's a significant meet and we them second may not have taken Christine Thompson, Angie looking to reclaim their MAC plan on winning it," said BG that into consideration. Michael and Hanane Sabri are throne. coach Steve Price. "For the last The runners will be split up also expected to play important Last season, the Falcons came ten years it's either been BG or into two person teams. The run- roles. up just short in the Mid-Ameri- OU." ners run a mile at a time, trading Sabri is from Strasbourg, Before Bowling Green won can Conference Championship, off. The race is a total of six France. Price said that she came their consecutive titles in 1995 coming in second to Ohio. The miles, with each runner running in ninth in the French national Bobcats denied BG what would and 19%, Ohio was the MAC'S three. championships. She will be have been their third straight top dog. Under coach Elmore The Falcons are returning title. Banton, the Bobcats have won many of their top runners from unable to run in the Mel Brodt "I feel we can win the MAC seven titles in ten years. last year. Invitational Sept. 12 due to com- and get into the NCAA's," Price However, Price said that OU Seniors Jessica LaFene and mitments for the French Nation- BG New* Photo/SCOTT FAUBER said. has been hit hard by graduation Wendy Licht-Ordaway earned al team. Last year, the team also and transfers and is not as good AU-MAC honors last year. Laura Nikki Monroe, Lisa Mariea Mel Mahler, men's soccer coach, talks to his team during Tues- placed fourth in the District IV a team as they were last year. Deneau, also a senior, was sec- and Libby Mitchell may also ' day's victory over Detroit. Championships in Bloomington, The coach's poll that picked ond-team AU-MAC. play minor roles. Men's soccer looking ^ Volleyball Netters face marathon a The Falcons travel to The Falcons, coming off a ishing third in the Midwestern strong victory over Toledo, will Collegiate Conference with a 10- for tough competitors the windy city to com- have their hands full this week- 5 record. Kaepa pete in the Kaepa Invi- end. The Falcons second opponent □ Men's soccer is had no preseason scrimmages, unlike the Falcons who scrim- Invitational tational. "With four teams it becomes a will be the Cal State Northridge. little bit of a marathon," com- This will be BG's the first meet- ready for tougher com- maged Wright State Saturday. Saturday and Sun- petition. "This is going to be a real test day at Chicago* mented assistant coach Tom ing ever against the Matadors. for us," Mahler said. "Early on in By NICK HURM and Hanna. "We're not gonna have a On Sunday the Falcons will the year, it's important to play MATT STEINER lot of turn around time between play the Eagles of Boston Col- matches." By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM teams of this caliber just to get a The BC, News lege. BC was 7-24 in 1997, includ- Along with the marathon ing a subpar record of 1-10 in Big The BG News feel as to where we're at as a The Falcons will lace four teams in two team. They're going to be two days. The Bowling Green volleyball schedule, Hanna commented on East play. This will be the first Ninety minutes. better teams. They've got better • Loyola on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. team will try to continue their a couple of areas of improve- time the Falcons have ever It's the length of a soccer personnel. This is a high-profile winning ways this weekend on ment. stepped on the court against game, and no doubt it's a phrase • Cal State Northridge on Saturday at Boston College. tournament." 12J0 p.m. the road in Chicago. "We talked about working on that the Bowling Green men's The Paladins are from The Falcons will compete in our passing and serving," Hanna BG has only played their final soccer team will hear a lot about Greenville, S.C. It is the first • Boston College on Sunday at 10 a.m. the Kaepa Invitational Tourna- said. "Our passing at the begin- Kaepa Invitational opponent in practice. meeting between the two • Marquette on Sunday at 4 p.m. ment at the Gentile Center. They ning of the Toledo match was a once before. The Falcons beat Coach Mel Mahler wants his schools. Doug Allison enters his little shaky." the Marquette Golden Eagles Last year BG won its first mad tourna- will face four opponents on Sep- team to work toward staying fourth season coaching the ment The Falcons beat Marquritr. W tember 5 and 6. BG will do battle The Falcons have posted a last season in the Western mentally sharp for the entire Southern Conference team. praise and Western Michigan to win the record of 2-1-0 against the Ram- Michigan Invitational Tourna- Western Michigan lnvitattnn.il with Loyola, (III.), Cal State game although he admitted that The Purple Aces are battling Norhtridge, Boston College and blers of Loyola,(Ill). The Ram- ment. Marquette is coming off it's tough to do. the Falcons for the first time Marquette. blers went 18-14 last season fin- an 18-16 record. The Detroit goal in BG's 2-1 since 1988. However, Evansville win Tuesday was a result of com- leads the all-time series 8-1. The placency. The Falcons know they Purple Aces are coached by Fred can't afford those small letdowns Schmaltz. Falcons want to improve on last year's record this weekend in the Ohio State "They're definitely going to be Classic. a lot stronger," Falcon sopho- "Overall, 1 felt we played well more Adam Erhard said. "It's □ BG is hoping their nois due to personal reasons. Shannon Smith, will have an defensively," Mahler said. "The going to be a quicker game. Our Women's Golf Thomas also expects juniors immediate impact. guys did a good job of applying intensity level will be up for first tournament will Kate Kolesnik, Missy Hinds and "We expect them to come in pressure to the ball. But there's sure." produce low scores. Shannon Sharp to make an and play well for us," Thomas always room for improvement." BG will not face Ohio State impact this season. said. "And help us achieve our Falcon sophomore Fred this weekend, but will travel "All three should play a big goals this year." Degand feels that the ball posses- back to Columbus on Sunday, By DAN NIED Redbird part in the success of this team," The goals that Thomas speaks sion will get better as the season Sept. 13 to face the Buckeyes in a The BG News Thomas said. of have much to do with the goes along and that the team will Classic 'non-conference game. Last season, Kolesnik aver- innagural season of women's straighten out the minor compla- The beginning of September All day The Paladins and Purple Aces aged a team best 83 strokes per golf in the Mid-American Con- cency detail. can only mean one thing at For- Saturday 18 holes. She also won the Oak- both won their season openers. Normal. Ill frence. "We showed improvment," Furman downed Alabama-Birm- est Creason golf course - another land Spring invitational with a Degand said. "We have to get season of women's golf is just "Our ultimate goal this year ingham 1-0, while Evansville Last year Temple placedf 8th of combined score of 164 for two is to win the MAC champi- used to each other. For some rea- blanked Denver 3-0. around the corner. 12 teams at the Redbird Cl.i-.su rounds. Last year Hinds and son (in the last part of the Detroit On the whole, Mahler is The Falcons open the season Sharp averaged 89 and 86, onship," Thomas said. "But with game), we tried to possess the pleased with his team's progress. Saturday with the Redbird Clas- plan. respectively. tough teams like Toledo and ball passing it back and forth. "We played 18 players yester- sic a( Illinois State University. Filling the void left from the The other returning player is Northern Illinois in the league it That was a negative on our part." day (Tuesday)," Mahler said. "At Last year BG finished eight of departure of last year's captain sophomore Jennifer Stiff. Stiff won't be easy." BG will battle Furman today this point in time, our focus is to 12 teams at the tournament. Amy Miller are seniors Heidi averaged 91 last year in only two Thomas lists the Spartan Invi- at 3 p.m. and Evansville Sunday play a lot of people. We're still This year the Falcons are com- Hansen and Lindsey Casterline. tournaments. tational at Michigan State and at 2:30 p.m. Those two have bet- trying to find out what our best posed of a mix of experience and "They've done a great job of "Jennifer is not far off from the Wolverine Invitational at the ter-rounded squads than Detroit, 11 will be. We're still moving youth. The team features two stepping up and leading this being a regular contributor," University of Michigan as the according to Mahler, making for guys around and giving guys senior captains, three juniors, a team so far," coach Kurt Thomas Thomas said. team's toughest competition. tougher competition. The Titans opportunities to compete for sophomore and two freshman. said. Thomas also hopes that two Thomas believes the Falcons are had four starters ineligible and those positions." Each figures in to the season Casterline will not be at in Illi- freshman, Angel Garret t and ready for a solid year. I I page 8 The BG News Friday, September 4, 1998 TRANSACTIONS STANDINGS BASEBALL Knth Cnuiml. T Tarren Crawford, WR Karl American League NL Glance. Sob. !ne American League Hankton. FB Mike Reed, and TE Kaseem Sin- At A OUace By The Aaaoclated Preaa m B7 Toe Aaaoclated Preaa ™ CHICAGO WHITE SOX -Purchased the cere m trteir practice squad Waived WR Shed - AUTImeeEDT Compiled from wire contract of LHP |im Abbott from Calvary of the dnck Wilson from the injured-reserve list AD Tlmee F.DT Eaal Dirtalon PCL ST. LOUIS RAMS—Waived FB Craig Hey- Eaal Diriaion L Pet. OB NEW YORK YANKEES—Recalled RHP |im ward and CB Willie Clark L fct. CB Atlanta 49 650 Bruski from Columbus of the International SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Signed TE y-New York 38 .723 - New York 63 .550 14 League Wendell Davis from the practice squad Signed Boston 56 591 18 Philadelphia 74 .471 25 ■ COLLEGEi National League QB Jeff Baker and WR Ryan Thelwell to the Toronto 73 66 .525 27 Montreal .376 38 1/2 ATLANTA BRAVES—Purchased the con- practice squad. Baltlmorr m 70 .496 31 Florida .336 .44 MAC schools get tract of IF Mark ORusa from Greenville of the SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed WR Tampa Bay r.t 84 391 45 1/2 Central Dirlalon Southern League. Designated OF Damon Jerry Rice to a six-year contract extension Centra] Dtrlaloa L rw. OB paid to play Hollms for assignment Signed WR Kevin McKenzie to the practice w L Pit. oa Houston 88 52 .629 HOUSTON ASTROS—Recalled INF Russ squad Cleveland 76 62 .551 Chicago 78 62 557 10 It's payday. Johnson from New Orleans of the PCL CNrago 64 75 .460 12 1/2 St Louis 67 72 .482 20 1/2 Mlhraukee 74 .468 22 1/2 Mid-American Conference ath- SAN DIEGO PADRES—Agreed to terms HOCKEY Kansas City 64 75 .460 12 1/2 65 with 3B Sean Burroughs Minnesota 61 77 .442 15 Cincinnati 65 75 .464 23 letics directors and coaches FOOTBALL National Hockey League Detroit 53 86 381 23 1/2 Plllsburgh 64 74 .464 23 have decided the benefits out- National Football League CAROLINA HURRJCANES— Bought out WestDlTlaioa Weat Dtrlaloa CAROLINA PANTHERS—Signed C Bryan the contract of RW Steve Rice. L Pet. W L Pet. oa weigh the costs of bruised egos Stoltenberg Anahrlm 77 63 550 San Diego 90 50 643 CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS-Re-agned C- San Francisco 76 CINCINNATI BENC.ALS-Claimed WR Texas 74 65 532 2 1/2 64 543 14 from losses like Central Michi- LW James Black. Signed D Bryan Fogarty, RW Los Angeles Stepfret Williams off waivers from the Dallas Oakland 64 76 .457 13 70 70 .500 20 Chris Herpenger and RW Marko Makinen Colorado 64 76 .457 26 gan's 82-6 defeat last year at Cowboys Waived WRChns Doenng. Seat lie 63 75 .457 13 COLORADO AVALANCHE—Signed D An/niu 56 85 .397 34 1/2 Florida. Kansas State's 58-0 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Released QB Eric Messier and F Chris Drury to two-year y clinched pUyofl berth Wedaesdays Games shutout of Bowling Green. |im Kubiak from the practice squad Signed DL contracts Chicago Cubs 4. Cincinnati 2 Larry Chester, OL Bryan Jurcwkz and TE Todd NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Agreed to Tuesday » Games N v Yankees 7. Oakhnd 0 San Francisco 12. Montreal 3 Pollack to the practice squad terms with LW Andrew Brunette and RW Vitali SI Louis 14. Florida 4 NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed DE Hunter Yachmenev. Seattle 7. Boston 3 Arizona 2. Pittsburgh 1. II Innings Adams, TE Grant Baynham, S Rashee Johnson, OTTAWA SENATORS—Signed G Frederic Chicago White Sox 9. Baltimore 5 Houston 4. Atlanta 2 ■ Correction ■■■ Toronto 2. Kansas City I RB Malcolm Thomas and OT Jason Whittle to Cassivi to a one-year CDMfM Milwaukee 8. Colorado 4 In a story in Thursday's sports the practice squad PHOFNIX COYOTES—Signed D Brad Detroit 12. Texas 8 Los Angeles 6. Philadelphia 0 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named DT Tiley to a one-year contract. Cleveland 7. Anaheim 6 N Y Mets 4. San Diego I section, Shawn Timm was mis- Minnesota 6. Tampa Bay 5. 10 innings Thatrsday» Game* quoted. The quote was spoken Wednesday's Games Late Game Not Included Boston 7. Seattle 3 Arizona I. Pittsburgh 0 by Ryan Murphy. Texas 5. Detroit 3 Colorado al Milwaukee (n) Anaheim 13. Cleveland 5 Only games scheduled Chicago White Sox 3. Baltimore 2 Friday s Games Oakland 2. NY. Yankees0 Montreal (Hermanson 12 101 al Florida (Meadows 10-10). 7:05 p.m. Toronto 5. Kansas City 0 Chicago Cubs (Clark 7-131 al Pittsburgh (Schmidt 11 -101. 7 05 p.m. *-fr ir-tr-Cr ir-tr-trir ft ir-tr ■er-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-tr-er-tr-A-to-ir ft-hit ■&■&■&•&*& Tampa Bay 4. Minnesota 1 Atlanta (Glavlne 18-5) at NY. Mets [Lrller 13-51. 7;40 p.m. Thursday's Games Philadelphia (Schilling 13 121 al Mlhraukee (Woodard 9-9). 8 05 p.m. Tampa Bay IRekar 1-7) at Minnesota (Radke 10 131. I 15 pm Cincinnati (Harnlsch 10 6) at St Louis IBottenfteld 46). 8:10 pm ■ n<)(Gooden6 6lat Detroit (Thompson 10-121. 7:05 p.m. San Diego (Hitchcock 8-61 at Colorado (Jones 7-71. 9:05 p.m. Boston (Martinez 18-4) at Toronto (Williams 10-8). 7:05 p m. Houston (Lima 14-6) al Arizona n>lemaco 5-8). 10 05 p.m. Only games scheduled San FrancLsco (Estes 7-81 at Los Angeles (Dreifort 7-12). 10:05 p.m. Saturday's Games Friday • < Atlanta al NY Mets. 1:15 p.m. Cleveland (Nagy 12-9) at Detroit (Gretsingcr 4 7). 7 05 p.m. Cincinnati at St Louts. 115pm Boston (Wakrfteld 156) at Toronto (Hcntgrn 11 -101. 705 p.m. Houston at Arizona. 4:05 p m. Minnesota (Rodriguez 4 3) al Texas (Selr 16 10) H OS p.m. San Francisco at Los Angeles. 4:05 p.m. New York (Hernandez 9-4| at Chicago (Sirotka 12-13). 8:05 pm Monlrral at Florida. 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Rapp IIIII at Anaheim (Hill 9 5). 10:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh. 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (Cuanan 8-141 a( Seattle (Spokane 4-3). 10:05 p.m Philadelphia at Milwaukee. 7:15 pm. Tampa Bay (Arrojo 12 11) at Oakland IHayncs 10-61. 1035 pm San Diego at Colorado. 805 p.m. Rice highest-paid receiver in NFL virtually non-stop rehabilitation the injury, but I also feel I have By Associated Press through two serious injuries to done everything possible to get his left knee that sidelined him myself back on the field," Rice SANTA CLARA, Calif. - On for all but two games in 1997. said. "1 feel I'm more explosive the field and off, everything is in "I'm excited. I'm nervous. 1 now than when I first came in in place for Jerry Rice's return. feel like all the hard work has The San Francisco 49ers 1985. We just have to wait and paid off for me," said Rice, set to see what happens. But I feel signed him Wednesday to a six- resume his injury-interrupted healthy now and I feel every- year, $36 million contract in a career in Sunday's opener restructuring that made him the against the New York Jets. thing will work out for the best." league's highest-paid receiver It will mark his first heavy The new deal for Rice runs and gave the team some salary contact of the year. He was held through the 2003 season and cap relief. out of San Francisco's five pre- included an immediate return in In addition, Rice says he's season games as a precaution. the form of a $4 million signing regained his physical edge after "Of course, you think about bonus. fr ft &G ft &&&■&&•&&■&-to ■&&•&•& ft it-tr ■&■&•&-to ■&■&•&■&■<*-bit it-to-Cr BECOME* PIECE ization Fair 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Lenhart Ballroom, Student Union V "5$. v<- a •;K 4 ■ Sponsored by 9L the Office of Student I Division of Student Affa V£ ^ ^ L I * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * Metaphors "XO" marks Elliot Smith's ekoostik Hookah's "Where Page major label debut and his the Fields Grow Green" is The BG News be damned departure from a stripped- a return to form for the Friday, September 4,1998 I had a realization in the down, lo-fi sound. popular Ohio band. last couple weeks as I was Entertainment Editor hauling my furniture, NEW MUSIC CD REVIEWS John Wenzel clothes and other crap up to 372-2603 Bowling Green for another + N-2 ►*- N-2 semester. Not only is this my last year at the University, it's the last time I'll ever be in an atmosphere quite like this again (unless I decide to go to grad school...) What I realized was that 'Titanic' sails into video stores I'm actually going to miss it, which is something I never received, a thought I'd admit. When I By TOD McCLOSKEY little over li.<*>*uuDOnw> *«' arrived in Bowling Green The BG News 1,000 copies. three years ago as a cynical But 1,000 lhe gargantu- freshman, I viewed the city copies can't *-^V display iTDNir. and everything in it as bor- compare to ing, small-town and sub- glitters under the fluorescent the Toledo standard in comparison to Sam's Club, lights at Bowling my booming hometown which metropolis of Dayton (ha Green's Wal-Mart. t received ha). Slowly I realized that Stacks and stacks of video cas- settes lie waiting to be a precious 8,000 copies. there were cool things to do, Today in addition to someone's movie col- I just had to seek them out. Wal-Mart, lection. I mean. Bowling Green is empty slots It is a day many young teen- no New York City. The win- fill the once age girls and movie-goers have ters are Midwestern and full Titanic been waiting for; the release of brutal, the land is flat and display. And boring and the school is "Titanic" on video cassette. For many college students, "Titanic" this doesn't always in the process of include the may be the biggest movie of being improved upon (i.e. preorders at constant construction). On Generation X. Winner of 11 Academy Wal-Mart an everyday basis, however, made by B.G offers the same things Awards, (including Best Picture), BG Newt photo by Scott Fauber "Titanic" has been a money- over 200 peo- anywhere else does. ple. Fans patiently wait in lino at Video Connection for the midnight release of Titanic ' on video cassette. 1 won't go into any cheesy making machine producing over "We've buy it," Video Connection where," Gookins said. "I'm sur- getting is making some people metaphors about how your $600 million dollars in North sold around 750 copies since we prised this many people actually sea sick. time here is only as good as American box offices only. But employee Jason Gookins said. got it in," four-year Wal-Mart showed up." "If s making me ill," Gookins you make it, or how I have the merchandising, such as "And still we had 140 of those electronics manager Scott Hel- people actually come in to buy This is what Paramount said. "It's unreal to me." all the answers because I'm posters, books, soundtracks bing said. "This is the first movie expected to see come the begin- Similar sentiments from other a senior, but I do want to (there are two already) and inter- it." ever, since I've worked at Wal- Even with a full market of ning of September: dollars. video store employees (like stress a few things. national box-office figures may Mart, that we've made a reserve Blockbuster) reinforce the fact The more you want to do, not compare to what is anticipat- stores selling the movie, copies "Titanic's" company has list." are still disappearing off the spent over $50 million in a mar- that "Titanic" is reaching, and to the more there will be to do. ed in video buying and rental Video Connection, on South shelves. Along with the four BG keting effort for the movie. In the some has surpassed, its satura- And I don't just mean that in sales. Paramount is expecting $3 Main, one of the most popular largest Paramount campaign tion point. a "community involve- billion in video sales. video stores, grocery stores video stores since Late Nile Kroger and Foodtown have ever, advertising is expected to "It's been blown out of pro- ment"-type way. It's all And in Bowling Green, only a Video's closing, had seen all 60 reach 95 percent of adults ages portion," Helbing said. "There about being persistent and small Ohio town, we've already copies available too. rental copies taken out of the "Everybody is selling them. 18-49 over 26 times in an 11 week are better movies out there." taking advantage of the seen how big "Titanic" really is. store at one time. Yesterday, only K-Mart, Wal-Mart, even grocery period. Paramount's bombard- One thing is for sure: "Titan- opportunities presented to After being released for only four days, Wal-Mart has sold a few remained. Video Connec- stores like Kroger are selling ment of advertising has worked. ic" is going to set new records for you. tion also had multiple preorders. over half of the movies it them. They're available every- But all the attention "Titanic" is rentals across the country. Do you like coffee? Try "We had 240 people sign up to Cosmos or Grounds for Thought. Like music? Go to Madhatter's or Finder's. Live music or theater? Kobacker Hall, Joe E. Brown Croce follows in father's footsteps Top 5 Theater, and a host of other venues feature live bands The Associated Press father and he's never performed thought of myself as a blues least once a year since then. I like FJLMS and drama weekly and his songs. Croce can only guess musician, though." the fact when you go in to write 1. "Blade." New Line nightly. Movies? The Gish NEW YORK (AP) — As a kid, what impact his father's career When Croce started playing with someone in Nashville, 2. There's Something About Film Theater or Clazel A.J. Croce learned Chuck Berry's has had on him. "I think maybe rock 'n' roll, he became interest- you're going to get a song. That Mary." 20th Century Fox should suit you fine. guitar licks on the piano. He con- there's a naivete in thinking that ed in its origins — which started can't be guaranteed when I sit 3. "Saving Private Ryan." DreamWorks I haven't even begun to sidered it rock 'n' roll. anyone can do it, if your parents him on a study of piano styles down at home," Croce says. 4. "54." Miramax scratch the surface of the He'd tried playing guitar, do it. I think there's less fear back to the turn of the century. He's played a couple of shows trumpet and drums — with fair- 5. "Why Do Fools Fall In Love." entertainment possibilities involved." "The evolution of piano really with Willie Nelson, and he's Warner Bros. for this town and campus, ly unmusical results. Then he When he was 12, Frank Sina- stalled out in the late 1950s when written a song for him. "I don't but suffice to say that there's tried the piano. Now, when he tra invited him to a concert in the guitar took over as the record country, but I love coun- SINGLES as much culture and variety tours, it's with a 7-foot Steinway Los Angeles. Sinatra was per- melodic lead," he says. But that try music and love writing it." 1. "I Don't Want To Miss A in B.G. as there is in any grand piano. forming "Bad, Bad Leroy didn't put him off He put "Texas Ruby," a song he Thing." Aerosmllh. other medium-sized town. Croce, 26, is the son of the late Brown." Says Croce: "I think that playing piano. co-wrote in Nashville, on his 2. The First Night," Monica. The atmosphere in a col- Jim Croce, whose early 1970s hits would have been a highlight of Croce is also a new album. "It's a real story 3. "Crush." Jennifer Paige. lege town is like no other. included "You Don't Mess my father's life. An Italian- singer and composer. song. It's fun to perform." 4. "My Way." Usher. 5. The Boy Is Mine." Brandy & There are few permanent Around With Jim," "Time in a Croce was hired for his first American having Frank Sinatra "I was making stuff, Monica. residents. People are con- Bottle," "Bad, Bad Leroy record and sing one of his songs up from the time I was job in music when he was 12. Brown," "I Got a Name" and stantly moving from one is about as good as it gets." a little kid. I don't think I got any "Some people paid me to ALBUMS house or apartment to "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a "Fit to Serve" (Ruf Records) is confidence until I was 17 or 18. I come and sing at a bat mitzvah Song." 1. "Follow the Leader." Korn. another. Everything is tran- Croce's new bluesy CD. Stating went to Nashville for the first tor the sister of a girl I went to Immortal. Although Croce's full name is - sient, which helps keep it that blues is a basis for jazz and time then, looking for a record school with. I did a couple of my 2. "Hello Nasty." BeasUe Boys. fresh and interesting. Once Adrian James Croce, he's been popular music, he says: "I sup- deal. I hooked up with songwrit- songs and a Ray Charles song Grand Royal. you graduate (which will called A.J. since he was in the pose there's a lot of blues influ- ers and started writing with and a Little Richard song. It gave 3. "Da Game Is To Be Sold. Not probably take longer than first grade. He was 2 when his ence in the record. I don't think them. I love writing in different me the confidence I needed to To Be Told." Snoop Dogg. father was killed in a plane crash there's any way not to include styles. 4. Soundtrack: "Armageddon: The Album." + See BG, page N-2 in Louisiana in 1973. that, as a piano player. I never "I've gone to Nashville at He doesn't remember his •► See A.J. Croce, page N-2 5. -N Sync." N Sync. In the works for a couple years, 400 University Hall also on Sep- the Toledo Museum of Art. Stu- "Shakespeare on the River." Ben Folds Five and Robyn will following the successful. Gram- tember 7 and 8. Auditions are dio 129 is located in downtown Nickelodeon's Game Lab. feature previously released, new my-nominated single "God Give open to all interested persons. Bowling Green at 129 S. Main Paragon String Quartet and a and remixed versions of their Me Strength" they both pro- For Information, call 372-2222. St. Call 353-6302 for details. fireworks display. For more songs. duced. information call (419) 243-8024. Studio 129 Toledo's Riverfest Red Hot & Rhapsody BGSU "Sabrina" sound- Elvis and Burt in Theatre features prints this weekend tribute to Gershwin open auditions Toledo's 7th annu- track due in Oct. George and Ira the studio Studio 129 In al Riverfest celebra- The popular TV Gershwin will be Influential rocker Op»n auditions for Bowling Green Is fea- tion will take place show "Sabrina. The honored on "Red Elvis Costello and the BGSU Theatre turing work by well this weekend In Teenage Witch" has Hot & Rhapsody." smooth-voiced pianist production of "Woza known Toledo print- Promenade Park. A 12 spawned a sound- an album from the Albert!" by Percy f Burt Bacharach are maker Carol lines variety of entertain- track which will be Red Hot Organiza- collaborating on an Mtwa. Mbogenl Luscombe through Sunday. ment activities are planned. released October 27. tion (AIDS benefit series). Such si Ngema and Barney September 20th. Imes Lus- Including free musical perfor- The series, which stars Melissa musicians as David Bowie, album due out Sep- tember 29. The yet-untltled pro- Simon will be held at 7 p.m. in combe was the recipient this mances by The Average White Joan Hart ("Clarissa Explains It Natalie Merchant. Sinead ject Is being produced by both 405 University Hall September 7 year of the second place award Band. Village People and Wilco. All"), features loads of trendy O'Conner and Luscious Jackson artists, with Bacharach on and 8. Tryouts for "A Christmas at Toledo's Roots of Diversity The Big Creek Band, from music In its episodes. MTV- will take a stab at Gershwin piano as well as conducting a Carol" adapted by F. Scott exhibit. She also won second Bowling Green, will open for friendly bands such as The tunes. Money Mark remixing 24 piece pop orchestra. The 12 Regan with music by Tom Gor- place awards in the 66th and Wilco at 4 p.m. on Sunday Sept. Backstreet Boys. Spice Girls. Peter Sellers singing George songs on the album have been man will be held at 7 p.m. In the 67th Area Artists Exhibits at 6. Other activities Include Sugar Ray, Chumbawumba. Gershwin? Sounds Interesting... \ s I N-2 The BG News Friday, September 4, 1998 ^-i *^> -mjL T* «i With 'XO,' Elliot Smith ' 1 *«.-■ «-i-»«Lj[ ^^H saddens him, i« Elliott Smith's specialty. Characterized as finally finds an audience depressing, beautiful, slight and intense, Smith's music relies on Kill Rock Stars, whose roster heroin and drug use run through depressing, but according to spare rhythms a"nd muted guitar includes Sleater Kinney, most of the album. For example, Smith it's simply telling the chords to elicit emotion. By MICHAEL PLANICKA Unwound, and the late Bikini the song "St. Ides Heaven" (with truth. Arguably one of the best song- The BG News Kill. Elliott backing Songs like "2:45 a.m." and writers of our generation, the Smith was a vocals by Critics have "Say Yes" from "either/or" pro- breathlessly-voiced Smith definite Rebecca vide the words to match the feel- likened Elliott recently signed a solo deal with departure Gates of the ing of a broken heart. In "Say Smith's music to that Dreamworks in 1998. "XO" is his fl for Kill Rock Spinanes) Yes" he intones, "I'm in love of R.E.M. This is first offering since then. Stars' line- features the with the world, through the eyes mostly because, like R.E.M, "Sweet Adeline" opens the up, but his line "High of a girl/who's still around the Smith's first hit happened nearly ekoostik Hookah: record with a humming lull and two solo on ampheta- morning after." five albums into his career. Smith's theme of dilapidated albums on mines, the Before he signed to Dream- Where the Fields Grow Green During last year's Grammy love. However, the depressing their label moon is works in 1998, Smith had three 1996 - Acoustic Recordings awards, Smith was seen holding quality of this theme is masked secured him light globe solo albums and most of a The Ohio-based ekoostik hands with Celine Dion after by an almost happy ballad. a spot as a breaking." soundtrack to draw from for Hookah manages to keep the singing his Grammy-nominated Keeping his guitar sniping away. strong inde- Smith's inspiration. Apart from his past spirit of their concerts alive with song "Ms. Misery," a far cry from Smith adds piano and strings to pendent "either/or" releases, "XO" stands alone in its their fourth record "Where the his relative obscurity less than a fulfill to the barroom sound of artist. was a piv- groundbreaking instrumentation Fields Grow Green." year earlier. "XO". otal album and combination of Smith's The group, who has made a Gus Van Sant, director of In 1997 he Elliot SmJth't "either/or" (above) and The fourth track, "Baby released self-titled albums (below) in that it slight voice with smooth guitars. name for themselves with their "Good Will Hunting," had been Britain," is almost poppy as "either/or" was his fist There is still a hint of the lo-fi, statewide travelling show, is a fan of Smith since hearing his Smith sings of seas of vodka and also on Kill Rock Stars, which real expo- four-track well-known for their party-per- first solo record "Roman Can- alcoholism. Tracks like this make spawned most of the tracks for sure to a aesthetic in fect tunes. Composed of five dle." He eventually approached "XO" seem like the long lost the "Good Will Hunting" sound- wider audi- his newest extremely talented musicians (all Smith to write a song for "Good sequel to the Beatles "Revolver" track. ence. Since ■ record, but but one are from Ohio), ekoostik Will Hunting." (specifically since the track When he's not on the road, his initial Hookah combine jazz, blues, folk The album that sparked Gus L I "xo" sounds like "Getting Better All Smith lives in Brooklyn, NY. solo album. A. I proves and rock to form a musical style Van Sant's interest was also the Time.") Most of the songs he writes are he has cre- «^~ I I Smith is similar to that of the Grateful Smith's first solo project and was Probably the strongest piece conceived at his favorite local ated a VII constantly Dead or Phish. The result is an released by Cavity Search on "XO" is the title track "Waltz bar. He's been variously healthy fol- V I'l moving eclectic CD suitable for the lis- Records in 1994. This followed #2 (XO)." It's a poignant hymn described as soft and sweet, but lowing of forward in tener's every mood. three albums that Smith record- for anyone who's been in love, he's been through his share of devoted terms of The thing that makes their ed with the band Heatmiser in then watched it all fall apart. bad times. indie-rock both song- music really work is the pervad- the early 90's. Written about his relationship The song "Needle in the Hay" fans. His writing ing sense of friendship. The After "Roman Candle," Smith with his mother, "Waltz #2" off of his self-titled album music has and pro- members, Dave Katz, Eric released his self-titled album in builds like a flood to the describes his bout with heroin, been duction Lanese, Ed McGee, Cliff Star- 1995. This was his first release on epiphany, as Smith cuts his gui- Numerous other references to described as buck and Steve Sweeney, not quality. tar and hums, "X..O, Mom." the powerful independent label only share the vocal and song- Somehow Smith is able to writing duties, but they also describe that feeling that resides seem to have a deep, familial in so many, but can only be bond among them. Those who expressed by few in the lines, follow Hookah and have been to "I'm never gonna know you Corgan: 'No their shows will know what I'm Talk show now/but I'm gonna love you talking about. Their music has anyhow." something to offer everyone. Elliott Smith is great for peo- "Where the Fields Grow ple who find themselves falling Green" is like having a Hookah middle ground in love with the wrong things. premiers show right in front of you On "Everybody Cares, Every- (almost). The first track, body Understands," and "Bottle "Hookahville," sums up what Up and Explode" Smith begins ekoostik Hookah is all about. It's to tackle the fame that was this month in music' a call to all those searching for a bestowed on him after being place to unwind. Although most nominated for a Grammy last fessionally, and says she has of the songs are upbeat and The Associated Press dle ground in music. "You either year (see article, left). learned something along the The Associated Press party-friendly, there are also a LOS ANGELES (AP) ■ do it or you don't. But if you "XO" was produced by Tom way. NEW YORK (AP) — At 24, couple of mellow tunes. Particu- There is, at this moment, an don't, you can't really expect Rothrock and Rob Schnapf of She wants to share her expe- Billy Corgan was drawing inspi- larly good is the short guitar bal- much because the process is Bong Load Custom Records. oddly endearing quality to riences with viewers through ration from the streets and hook- lad "It Fell Into the Ebb There." geared completely to those who They have produced albums for Roseanne, who is "The Roseanne Show," her first ing up with the mind-set of There's no doubt that every- do." the likes of Beck, Mary Lou Lord, settled on a sofa in a major TV project since her hit young people. "Knowing what one who listens to this record 1. What do you find most and the Foo Fighters. When lis- studio office talking ABC sitcom "Roseanne" ended they were thinking, what drugs will find at least one song they'll challenging? tening to the whole work about her new day- its nine-year run in May 1997. they were doing ... that's easy," want to hear over and over time program. Corgan: Reinvention. I think through, the fourteen songs The syndicated program begins he says. that's part of what we do that again. This is an actress begin to play as a single breath, Sept. 14, carried in most of the Seven years later, the tower- doesn't get enough credit. We've - Natalie Plickinger known for her brash comedy and the record becomes one country by 150-plus stations. ing lead singer of The Smashing attempted to reinvent ourselves and brazen life, a woman sound. "It's like everything you've Pumpkins isn't pretending to be on every album. Listening to "XO" is like labeled combative and worse, a seen and it's like nothing in touch with his baggy-clothed, 2. If "Mellon Collie and the woman who takes no lip from opening up a window in a you've seen," Roseanne says. baseball cap-wearing fans. Infinite Sadness" was grunge Instead, he's pushing their but- sauna. There's so much in the anyone. So where's this vulner- "Everybody wants to get some music's swan song, what is tons, aiming to hit different feel- album that when it's played it able aura coming from? kind of name for it to tidy it up, "Adore" the beginning of? ings — from aggressiveness to iSS exudes energy. All the while, Maybe it's the allergy- but I don't know how to help Corgan: A transition into Smith hides his words amongst beauty and spontaneity. induced sniffles. Maybe it's the there. It's just really fun." greater songwriting and more ^iM?v- orchestral strings and jangly plain, off-camera look of To promote "Adore," the It's also meant to be inspir- experimentation. It's attempting piano bars. 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