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By WENDY SUTO and their families, including her Formerly Bono was the enter- chology and sociology major, is parents, Sonny and Cher. This tainment media director of the the secretary for VISION and The BG News high: 44 book provides her parents' reac- Gay and Lesbian Alliance hopes students will get a better Chasity Bono always felt she tions. It also explains how diffi- Against Defamation. She also understanding of what it is like low: 23 was different as a child. She cult it may be for young adults to was writer-at-large at The Advo- to come out. looked at other girls her age and come out of the closet, and how cate from 1995-1996. She became "It was very important for felt confused about their interest powerful the experience may be the National Coming Out Bono to come out to her family, on in boys and fashion trends. At for them. spokesperson for the Human just as it is important for students the age of 13, Bono discovered a Mary Krueger, the director of Rights Campaign, the nation's to be honest with their families," i Vince Guerrieri name that explained why she the Women's Center, said Bono largest gay and lesbian political Teaman said. "I hope she will was different. She realized she was suggested among other can- organization in 1996. Currently inspire me and that I will learn remembers Joe she lives in Los Angeles. was gay. Officially Bono came didates to speak at the Universi- more about the coming-out DiMaggio Bono and her agent were very out to her parents at 18. process." «y- receptive to coming to the Uni- "We wanted to make sure les- Bono will be visiting the Uni- versity to talk about her book Everyone is invited to hear versity in celebration of Women's bian issues were included in and experiences, according to Bono talk about the media's rep- History Month Monday, Mar.22 Women's History Month," resentation and reporting of gay and nation 4 Krueger. She said Bono enjoys Chasity Bono to speak about coming out as a Krueger said. "It's all about speaking to young adults. issues in "Media Watch" from lesbian. She is touring nation- diversity." "I think families are very 2:30-5 p.m. today at the Women's sponsored by the Women's Cen- wide to give talks about her With her parents' blessing, important, and coming to college Center in 107 Hanna Hall. ter, the Women Studies Program, Malaysia has book. Bono publicly came out in 1995, is often a crucial time for homo- Bono will also be speaking in the Higher Education Program, exterminated 64.000 "Family Outing," is a book five years after a tabloid newspa- sexuals," Krueger said. "When the Lenhart ballroom at 7 p.m. VISION, the John Domrose pigs in order to curb written by Bono in 1998 which per printed a story about her they have healthy relationships, Monday, Mar. 22. A booksigning Foundation for Human Rights, the spread of a gives personal accounts of the being a lesbian when only a few their lives are more competent and a reception will be held fol- P-FLAC, the Men of Color of deadly virus. coming-out process from the per- friends and family members and tend to be more successful." lowing her presentation at the Toledo, Cays/Lesbians United spective of several gays/lesbians knew. Jessica Teaman, a junior psy- Women's Center. It is free and is and the Provost's office.
I U-M students protest New pill possible sweat shop New athletic director welcomed conditions in factories available which produce U-M Paul Krebs plans to make athletics competitive, scholastic, economical licensed apparel. at Health By TOD McCLOSKEY Center and VINCE GUERRIERI The BG News By IRENE SHARON SCOTT New athletic director Paul The BG News Krebs is the key to providing an athletic department that is ECP (emergency contracep- academically sound, athletical- tion pill) is a new birth control ly competitive and fiscally pill on the market. It is the only viable, according to University medication available in case of President Sidney Ribeau. pregnancy "emergencies." Freshman Marny According to Stephanie Ribeau, who introduced Oestreng is one Wohler, director of patience ser- Krebs at a press conference vice at Planned Parenthood of reason the BG Thursday in the Mileti Alumni Northwest Ohio, a series of pills gymanastic team is Center, said the field of athlet- must be taken within 72 hours tops in the MAC. ics is turning into a big busi- after unprotected intercourse. It ness, the best candidate for ath- prevents (he implantation of a ment 9 letic director is someone with fertilized egg by irritating the business experience. uterus. i James Eldred believes "[Sports] is a business," She emphasized that the pill Ribeau said. "It's a business is only used for emergencies: the plot and action unplanned pregnancies, rape or make up for the flaws with a bottom line. It's a busi- ness that is required to balance an accident like a condom break- in 'The Corrupted a budget in a rapidly changing BG News Photo/VINCE GUERRTERI ing during intercourse. environment." Many people might not University President Sydney Ribeau greets new athletic director Paul Krebs at a press have heard of the ECPs because Krebs, who received his conference Thursday morning. they are a new term for an old bachelor's degree in business He declined to set a timeline sor, who had one of the highest nary policies. practice. Opinion 2 from the University in 1978, graduation rates for student- to bring the athletic depart- athletes. "I don't believe in selling a "It |ECP) is often associated Page Three 3 will start in his new position ment out of debt. with the "morning-after" pill. Apr. 12. He already has ideas blanket policy," Krebs said. World and Nation 4 "I would not put a number "I'm extremely impressed ECP is a more political correct for bringing the University into with the job Ron Zwierlein and Krebs is anxious to tackle the term," Wohler said. "They are Sports 7 the black. on it," he said. "It's an evolu- challenge of a new position, tionary process." the coaches have done, and we generally the same thing." Sports Agate 8 "I think there are a lot of certainly want lo continue that particularly this one. Possible side effects of ECPs Entertainment 9 opportunities to take advan- Previously, Ribeau said he fine job graduating our stu- "I've spent the last 20 years are nausea, breast tenderness, tage of," he said. would like to see the deficit dent- athletes and making of my career hoping for this vomiting due to the medication reduced in five to seven years. them productive members of and cramping. say what? Krebs is particularly inter- opportunity to be a college ath- society," Krebs said. Amy Kose, a nurse clinician ested in increasing fundraising, Krebs declined to say if letic director," Krebs said. at the student health service, "(Sports is) a busi- which he calls one of the keys sports will have to be cul to But while Krebs encourages "And being appointed athletic bring the athletic department director at my alma maler of said the pill is available al the to trying to erase the athletic setting goals, he will let the ness that is required out of debt. Bowling Green State University University Health Center. In department's $1.5 million coaches set their own discipli- to balance a budget deficit. Krebs praised his predeces- makes it extra special." in a rapidly changing • See ECP, page five. environment." University drops Art Therapy program Public speaker Steve Sawyer Sydney Ribeau University President Curriculum lost due to low staff, lack of cohesiveness loses fight with AIDS virus gram had a lot of interest and The BG News By AMYJOL. BROWN Students in the program will mica be able to finish requirements for had a good number of students 23-year-old Steve Sawyer The BG News their art therapy degree. participating. Eighty-four stu- died of cirrhosis of the liver, a Check out: Art therapy will no longer be "We're not closing shop dents are currently taking classes complication of the AIDS www.bgnews. an undergraduate program at tomorrow," Willis said. "We're for art therapy, and at least 20 virus on Saturday, Mar. 13, at the University due to limited making a three yTar commit- students admitted to the Univer- 11:30 a.m. resources. ment." sity had expressed a desire to com He was scheduled to speak The program will be phased While students who are cur- major in art therapy. News, web extras and a at the University Feb. 26 to out over the next three years. rently in the program will be Art therapy is a new method spread his message of "Find- whole lot more. The College of Health and able to finish their classes and of dealing with health-related obtain their degree, no new stu- problems. Through the use of ing Hope Through Suffering." Human Services and the School However, due to failing health Want to get in touch? of Art, who shared the responsi- dents will be accepted. Twenty art, therapists can treat patients who may be emotionally dis- and hospitalization he was Steve Sawyer died Mar. 13, bilities for maintaining the pro- high school students had 1999. He was 23. bgnews@bgnet. expressed interest in the art ther- turbed, handicapped or sub- unable to make the trip. gram, decided that the program To prolong his life, a shunt, apy major, however, they will stance abusers. could not continue as it was. Sawyer died in his home which helps for 30 days, was bgsu.edu receive notice thai the program is "There are many different "Art therapy was housed in surrounded by his family. It installed to help his liver func- no longer available. ways to look at art therapy. It's Your direct line to your two different colleges which cre- had been determined earlier tion. The idea for the shunt "It's too bad that it has to be used as a healing process. It newspaper ated problems," said Clyde in the week that the doctors was Sawyer's. The Campus Willis, dean of the College of taken away," said Jennifer Fetter- helps people feel more confident could do no more for him. man, a senior art therapy major. when they can create some- Crusade for Christ Produc- Or call us: Health and Human Services. "It Sawyer was unhooked from tions had been documenting was not a good arrangement." "Not a lot of universities offer thing," Fetterman said. the machines keeping him this major, and I talked to a lot of Fetterman was not surprised Sawyer's life for some time Additionally the program had alive and was moved home, and Sawyer wanted the shunt 372-6966 no full-time faculty members. students who were interested in to hear that the University according to Michael Brown, coming to BG for art therapy." would no longer offer art thera- installed so that they could get One temporary professor is cur- director of Campus Crusade some more footage of his life. rently teaching the courses. Willis said the art therapy pro- for Christ. • See ART, page five.
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The BG News F.IU l.L.^TOV *T * REvbVT flFEl'V^- c B u Y R P R A E T N R "An independent student voice serving T I Bowling Green since 1920", C 210 West Hall K Bowling Green State University E Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 V JI E-mail: [email protected] E o Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief N H Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite N Opinion Editor Managing Editor T Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber c S Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Tony Cavallario Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller Yankee Clipper remembered Web Editor "All the great men are dying and ken, N.J. To anyone with any asked. Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown I don't feel so good myself." Italian blood, Frank Sinatra's "No," I said. Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter —Mark Twain music is heaven. "Frank Sinatra died." My grandfather sang in the I wore black to work that day. I was in Orlando on Spring shower, old Italian songs that I I made a five-hour drive that Break when I heard. never learned. He died before I weekend from Youngstown to Joe DiMaggio, "The Yankee could. He was the first of the Dayton. I listened to the Chair- editorial Clipper," "Joltin' Joe," the man three to go. It wasn't more than a man all the way down. who had been voted the greatest month after we sat down on And now Joe DiMaggio is opposite ends of the state and "A study commissioned by the White House concluded Wednes- living ballplayer, had died. dead. His life has been reduced watched Frank Sinatra's 80th day that marijuana can be effective medicine in treating chronic pain, It bothered me more than it to a series of numbers: 361 home birthday. nausea and AIDS-related weight loss," reads the first sentence of a should have. I never saw Joe D. runs, a phenomenal 56-game hit- He died the night after Grand- front page article in the Thursday, Mar. 18 edition of USA Today. patrol center field in Yankee Sta- Yankee-haters. ting streak, 10 world champi- dium, or anywhere else, for that ma's 70th birthday. He saw his So why is it our nation's drug czar, Barry McCaffrey, still refuses But they, like many others of onships. matter. I never knew him person- grandchildren one last time to recognize marijuana as a viable medical option? their age and background, had a Others' try to paint him as a ally. soft spot for DiMaggio and many before he went to sleep. Nat King Perhaps he never wanted the study performed in the first place. popular icon. From his marriage But I felt like I did. of the other Yankees of Italian Cole was playing in his tape Well, this is obviously not so, since the report was actually commis- to Marilyn Monroe to Paul I am a third generation Amer- descent: Frank Crosetti, Tony deck by his bed. It wasn't Sina- sioned by him. Simon's paean to him in "Mrs. Maybe it didn't put enough resources into finding the real facts. ican. As I grew up, I had a very Lazzeri, Yogi Berra. My grand- tra, but it was almost as good. Robinson." Seeing as how 18 months and nearly $900,000 were invested in this, distinct sense of my background. parents rooted for them, and That year, the Yankees won the World Series. I growled and DiMaggio was like Frank that doesn't seem likely either. We ate spaghetti and meatballs. other Italian baseball players, Well, it's possible that the researchers weren't quite competent. On Christmas we had fish, because they were them. They grimaced as my brother the Yan- Sinatra. Both were like my Maybe they were part of some lackluster group with a "pot agenda." shrimp, squid and more cookies were all children of immigrants kees fan reveled in it (he must be grandfather: sons of Italian Once again, this seems false, being that the investigators were affili- and pastries than my WASP looking for a better life. the milkman's kid). However, I immigrants who dropped out of ated with the Institute of Medicine, an arm of the National Academy friends could ever imagine. Joe DiMaggio stood head and did muster a smile for Yankees high school and made a better of Sciences, "one of the nation's most prestigious scientific research As I was growing up, very shoulders above everyone else, manager Joe Torre. He's one of life. All died surrounded by organizations." proud of my Italian heritage, Italian or not. His grace, style us. those who loved them. The study wasn't entirely in favor of marijuana use either. It noted there were three people who rep- and talent that made him an idol I began to cultivate an appre- It's a happy ending for a ciation for Frank Sinatra, thanks that harm can be found in smoking it, that its use for glaucoma and resented Italian-Americans: my to youths everywhere made him singer-actor and a baseball play- to the tapes I inherited from my migraine headaches isn't supported by the facts and that there grandfather, Frank Sinatra and a hero to first-generation Ameri- er. Not bad for a manual laborer, grandfather. My friends smiled should still, nevertheless, be more research before any kind of further Joe DiMaggio. cans who, like DiMaggio, lacked either. and humored me when I said, implementation besides short-term use of marijuana for medicinal I love baseball. My father's formal schooling but worked I feel blessed now more than sport is basketball, but he enjoys doggedly to make their lives bet- "It's Frank's World. We just live purposes. ever because I, a history major, the American Pastime as well. ter than their parents, and their in it." As a supplier of simple facts and news, The BG News finds it sad am coming to understand my when those in our own government choose to ignore truth and My grandparents were Indians children's lives better than their Shortly after summer break own history. fans, too. Grandma and Charlie own. started last year, 1 was getting instead cover it up with more lies and mistruths. Vince Guerrieri is the wire editor After Wednesday's report, it has now become crystal clear to any- yelled and screamed when the Italian-Americans also looked ready for work when my mother for the BG News. He can be reached one with a brain that our nation's government will continue to Indians made the World Series in up to a saloon singer from Hobo- came downstairs. at [email protected] ignore any positive aspects to marijuana and insist on perpetrating 1995, and both were passionate "Did you see the news," she the image that all marijuana users are criminals and rejects deserving of society's disapproval. _____.^——^—^——-^^——^——— Rejecting racist man undermines Constitution do you think about marijuana? Given recerr It turns out that America, land any individual - or any three- around, we are in grave danger ins on its use, do our nation's laws make sense?"! of the free, isn't so free after all. member panel. The point of free of traveling further down the Just ask Matthew Hale of East speech is to give every voice in slippery slope of legal prece- it [email protected] or if you don't trust our ej Peoria, III. the country a chance to be heard. dence. 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Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- Who are these panel members ered based on topic relevance and quality. doctrine through editorials and if your opinions clash with those swinging ax of groups like the postings on his web site. of certain people. and what gives them the author- "character and fitness" panel. Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or ity to decide if views are danger- Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished His fate as a lawyer was The irony of the panel's deci- The brutal reality of the First only if the author submits nls or her name, academic major and year, phone decided by a three-member sion is as thick as their rhetoric. ous or not? Hale is an open Amendment is that it is often number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- racist. He admits it and he prac- umn as anonymous only under specific sltuaUons In which the author may nave panel that evaluates the charac- They said it themselves: used to defend the most horrid tices what he preaches. That's far valid reasons to remain anonymous. ter of hopeful lawyers. Two of "Depriving selected groups of views and horrific actions. What less dangerous than others who To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and the three found Hale's beliefs too their legal rights shows a gross a small price to pay for the right leave it In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send it on e-mail to hide their agendas by pretending bgnews*bgnct.bgsu.edu and give It the subject, "Letter to toe Editor . dangerous to allow him to prac- deficiency in moral character." to speak your mind to anyone at to be objective. tice law, giving them the majori- That's exactly what they did any time. Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The Whether what Hale preaches News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- ty needed to prevent Hale from to Hale. To use their own words Matthew Hale has the right to edges all entries submitted for publication. is right is not the issue at hand. becoming a lawyer. against them: the panel has practice law. It's ridiculous for a Banning someone from an occu- Explaining why Hale was deprived racists their legal group of people to decide what | Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any denied his license, the panel rights, which shows a gross defi- pation because he or she has '■ material from this publication without prior permission of The BG New* is unpopular ideas is a fierce blow are and what aren't favorable prohibited. • wrote, "Under any civilized ciency in the panel's character. characteristics. Give people a This is a direct blow to the First to the intentions of our founding The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- standards of decency, the incite- chance to make up their own I lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer ment of racial hatred for the ulti- Amendment. fathers. America fought a revolution minds and make their own deci- j semester. mate purpose of depriving America is based on a free sions. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not rwcessartly selected groups of their legal market of ideas, which protects to lift itself from an oppressive We're not as dumb as they those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG rights shows a gross deficiency the most vile and grotesque of government. Here we are, more News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News think. in moral character, particularly beliefs as well as the most noble. than 220 years later, running staff. blindly toward the past. I Tie BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any erroi*. in for lawyers who have a special What's noble and what's stories or photograph descriptions. responsibility to uphold the rule grotesque is not to be decided by If Matthew Hale is unable to Dean A. Stier is a U-Wire guest Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. of law for all persons." have this decision turned columnist. 7 h
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College is. in itself, the an of col- I m a haiku guy: our innermost feelings. you've ever had lage. The university is a collage of sex? many different kinds of people I write haikus when / can together in one place. The classroom Haikus do not rhyme Zip, Pow, Yowee, Whack. Ben Bolbach Rob WdzniaK is a collage of students with a myriad Freshman Sophomore of ideals and goals. The dormitory Ack. Ka-Boom, Vroom vroom vroom Secondary Ed. Sports Management room is a collage of a multitude of vroom. Of course, not all collages are bril- "At a Jimmy "At the Casini useless textbooks, old shirts, and Buffet concert in Windsor Hotel, liant masterpieces. But we can Bang Zoom to the Yort! junk food in various states of decay. Cincinnati." got paid for i The papers one writes are collages appreciate them anyway, eh? of information culled from all sorts of resources And the artwork created Of course, sometimes our inner- by students - be it literary, visual, or Is that real work, hey? most feelings sound goofy when you Randy Wolan musical - is a collage of media and Oh, no, he is doing some put 'em in print. Especially if your Freshman styles. feelings have anything to do with Music real work, run away. "In the control We have here today a collage of comics. room at the music words forming haikus, one of the Where do I write these? building." wackiest and best forms of poetry. Haikus are a brilliant way to waste It seems I've run out of room. The Art of the Haiku: time. That makes this one last. Terri Lorenzen Jennifer Glaser 5 syllables first Junior Junior Criminal Justice Elementary Ed. Seven more in the next line Procrastination. "At a Red Wings "In the Most importantly, haikus are a way to Five in the last line. game." Goodyear Procrastination, oh yeah. express yourself and your collage of blimp." ideas creatively. And chicks really Procrastination. dig it when you're counting out sylla- Haikus are not very hard to master, bles on your fingers. • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample ol the student population Anyone and often entertaining to read. But desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union around, say, seven-ish. But you didn't hear 11 here not always. And sometimes, a haiku can express special thanks to Dave Carey UPCOMI events All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: www.events.bqsu.edu Friday 3/19/99 Student Services Building. at 410/372-2249 Union Foyer. 8:30 a.m. and Design Exhibitions Inc will be hosting the 26th Show continues through Mar. 30. Jabberwock on Bowling Green's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and 9:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. 10 p.m. - 2 a.m. Tues-Sat 10 am. - 4 p.m. Sun 2-5 campus for a S5 admission fee. 5 p.m. Hard Rock Cafe trip p.m. Free. Dorothy Uber Bryan and International Dinner Ticket Omega Essence Party Jabber means to "talk" and wock, Sponsored by UAO Cost for the trip Willard Wankelman Galleries, Fine Deadline to withdraw pass Sponsored by Omega Essence For or "walk." is a cultural expression of Sales is S21. which includes transporta- Arts Center. Office of Registration and Records more information contact Kisha at talent and fashion There will be Tickets will be on sale Monday thru tion, but not meals. Sign up at 330 [email protected]. edu. Amani performances from a variety of tal- Friday as available. The dinner will Student Union before Mar. 18. or 8 p.m. ent. The after party will be held in 4- 5 p.m. be held on Mar 21 from 6-10 p.m in Room. call 419/372-2343 for more informa- tion Cleveland, OH Jabberwock: Recovery of the Amani room immediately fol- Cup Of Culture the Union Ballroom. Tickets must be World Student Association presents purchased in advance Sponsored the Past lowing the program For more infor- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. five students from different foreign by the World Student Association Saturday 3/20/99 Jabberwock is back! The lovely mation, contact mikaaba@bgnet. countries Second floor, Saddlemire For more information contact WSA Annual Undergraduate Art ladies of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. ObcamplOi.
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I SWEAT SHOPS U of M students protest against factories ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Students protesting possible sweat- shop conditions in factories that make University of Michigan- licensed apparel continued their sit-in today at the school presi- dent's offices after meeting with him. About 30 students carrying sleeping bags and food began the sit- in Wednesday morning and met with school President Lee Bollinger by evening. "I am trying to figure out the most constructive way to resolve this issue," Bollinger said. "We're developing a position and we're trying to make sure human rights are protected." Michigan leads the S2.5 billion-a-year licensed collegiate apparel Associated Press Photo business. It is the top seller for the Collegiate Licensing Co., which licenses products for more than 170 colleges. Michigan makes $5 A health official sprays insecticide Thursday, Mar. 18 to drive otf mosquitos likely to be infected with the Japanese EnceprnAitis million a year in licensing royalties, school spokesman Joel Seguine virus, which has killed nearly 50 Malaysians since October in Sungai Nipah village. said. "When I say that 1 am from the University of Michigan, I don't want to be associated with blood," said sophomore protester Jason Malaysia kills 64,000 pigs to prevent death by virus Keydel of Detroit. The Associated Press 60 miles southeast of the capital. Minister Chua Jui Meng told a A vaccine exists and the gov- A key unresolved student demand is that manufacturers agree to Kuala Lumpur. news conference. ernment has ordered enough (or pay their workers a living wage. Seguine said the university agreed BUKIT PELANDUK, 300,000 people and 500,000 pigs. in principle but the two sides had not agreed on how to define a liv- Malaysia — Malaysia ordered Hundreds of villagers have "At dusk the whole area is ing wage. the extermination of 64,000 pigs fled their homes, fearing infec- empty Thai's when the mosqui- As well as fearing for their toes come out," said Piam, a 35- lives, villagers worry entire hog Last week the university agreed to require licensed-apparel mak- Thursday to prevent more tion from the virus, which is stocks will have to be destroyed. ers to reveal their plant locations — the second school to do so after deaths from Japanese encephali- transmitted from pigs to humans year-old farmer who identified tis, a virus that has killed 50 peo- by mosquitoes that thrive in himself by just one name. the University of Wisconsin. Knowing the locations is essential in "I just want to know how this ple since October, many in recent swamps and open drains. The seeing that the plants pay sufficient wages, provide safe conditions Nearby, a do«'n health offi- virus came here. Where is the and do not exploit child labor, protest organizers say. weeks. disease attacks the brain and causes high fever, muscle and cials and volunteers wearing government help?" said Piam, The protest follows similar demonstrations at other campuses The government sent 1,400 back aches, vomiting and even- high boots, masks and overalls, leaning on his motorcycle next lo across the nation. soldiers and police officers to tual coma. sprayed clouds o! chemicals Sungai Nipah's red-and-gold carry out its orders in the area around a huge pen ol abandoned Chinese temple. "I too may have where the deaths have occurred, "Our mandate is very clear. It pigs, then checked the animals to to leave tomorrow. But who will a cluster of hog-farming villages is to save human lives," Health see it they were min ted feed my pigs?"
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Continued from page one. have a graduate program in art Continued from page one. range from approximately 57 to Mid. taken repeatedly because it is a therapy," Willis said. $12, Kose said. Wohler encourages women large dose ol hormones," she py as a major, but she feels that He said that graduates from order to obtain the pill, students For students who decide Id use .1 form of birth control at said. the University benefited from the the University can't do anything need make an appointment at against the medication, the all times, because ECP is not con- program. Wohler believes it is impor- until they do graduate work, the student health service to see sidered to be reliable. If taken "I feel the program is an asset options available are to wait to tant to inform women, so they which they would have to com- a nurse clinician and receive a within 72 hours, it works 25 per- to the University," she said. "It see if they are actually pregnant know there is another option of plete elsewhere. attracted a lot of students." doctor's prescription. They also or to get an abortion. cent of the time. However, if a birth control. Although students will no take walk-ins. patient needs to use ECP, it is Willis said that another con- Kose believes ECPs do have "This is not something they longer be able to get a degree in "ECP is almost given to any- an advantage. more effective to take it as early tributing factor to the decision [Planned Parenthood) advo- was that the program didn't fully art therapy at BG, they will still one, except women with active "For those who have as possible after intercourse. cate," she said. meet trig needs of the students. be able to take psychology and migraines," Kose said. unplanned pregnancies, unpro- Wohler also advises women "A master's degree is required art classes where they could Prices for the pills vary and tected sex or accidents like a con- to take ECP less frequently than Kose agreed. to beco(ne a practicing art thera- learn about this method of treat- depend on which type of birth dom break; the pill will hopeful- other forms of birth control. "It is important to let people pist, and Bowling Green does not ment. control pill is needed. Prices ly prevent pregnancies," she "It |ECP] should not be know it's available," she said. Students to retake proficiency tests Digging up sand The Associated Press 7 think it's pretty naive. I think COLUMBUS, Ohio — Some students may have to retake a portion of the state proficiency exam they come out and talk at their because details involving test questions were pub- lockers or when they go to the lished before the stated wanted them to be. mall or at a basketball game." The questions on the five-part test were to have been kept secret until July 1, but an eighth-grader Janet Leach at a northeast Ohio middle school told a reporter Beacon Journal Editor about one of two essay questions on the writing part of the exam. The same questions were to be given later to students who missed the test. Beacon Journal Editor Janet Leach said Wednes- day that no one from the state had told the reporter Details about the question appeared in the the questions were to remain secret. She also said it Akron Beacon Journal March 2, the day after the test was given statewide, as part of a story about grade tests this month. The writing portion of the how eighth-graders at A.l. Root Middle School in exam is graded by trained people who score each Medina and students at other schools prepared for student's written essay based on how well instruc- the exam. tions on style and content were followed. State school officials have not decided whether It is second time this month that there have been students should have to retake the test, said news accounts about proficiency test questions. LeeAnne Rogers, an Ohio Department of Educa- The state previously invalidated the writing tion spokeswoman. portion of the fourth- and sixth-grade proficiency BG News Photo/VINCE GUERRJERI Medina schools Superintendent Charles Irish exams after a story — which appeared the same day as the Beacon Journal story — in the Xenia Workers dig out the volleyball pit between Founders and West Hall. The old sand packed said Wednesday that the student probably thought too tightly. New white sand will be put in the volleyball pit. he could talk about the questions once the test was Daily Gazette quoted children who had taken the over, even though teachers told students other- tests. wise. State schools Superintendent Susan Tave Zel- Theta Chi "It is sort of kids being kids," he said. "There man told reporters Wednesday that she was not was no intent to cheat or anything in doing what aware of the details surrounding either case, but OPEN FORUM Fraternity he did." was confident that department officials were ade- quately dealing with any problems. Irish said school officials weren't aware that the Walter Kimbrough Would Like to student told the reporter about the question until Rogers said education officials are trying to the)' saw the story the next day. They then notified determine what happened in both cases. Candidate for the Position of Thank the state. "I don't know if it a fluke," she said. Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Pisanello's It wasn't the only problem with the exams. & Dean of Students Pizza For Their 10 FREE Parking Spotsl! Dr. Walter Kimbrough is currently Director of Student Activities and Leadership at Old Dominion University in Support Of The Conveniently close to campusll Norfolk, Virginia. 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She has brought us up to that record on Feb. another level," said Falcon coach Dan Falcon program soar to new heights 6 in Denver with a Connelly.The ability to adjust has been appears 9.875. The first home essential for Marny's success thus far. against Illinois-Chicago, she set three meet against Ohio State There are many differences between life By MATTHEW P. LYONS new school records. The all-around The BC News also saw her in her native Norway and the United successful record had been set by Karen Jordan dur- mprove the all- States. Marny has had to get used to From the firs! time you watch one of ing the 1996 season. Current teammate around record to some things about being a freshman, like The Associated Press her routines, no matter if it is on bars or Leslie Malucci set the uneven bars record . 39.375. living in the residence halls and the uni- S! LOUIS -- The surgeon floor, you know you are watching an of 9.8 during the 1998 season. Marnyi In the meets versity food. But, there are other things who removed Joe Torre's cancer- Olympic class gymnast. Forget the replaced that score with a 9.875. Senior! to come she as well. ous prostate gland Thursday Atlanta games in 1996, we have Marny Jackie Haft relinquished her vault record] would improve "People are more open-minded," Oestreng in 1999. from the 1998 season to Marny as well. believes the disease had not the vault, Oestreng said. "In Norway, people do spread, and said the prognosis is As soon as her name is announced a Her second meet in college, and uneven bars, not wave and say hi when they meet you "excellent" for the New York cheer rises from the crowd. They are her first in the Mid-American balance beam, on the street like they do here. In the Yankees manager. about to see the 1998 Scandinavian gym- Conference, saw another floor exercise, gym, I was used to working out by "It was very routine," said Dr. nastics champion in action. She is well record relinquished and *■, and all-around myself, but now I have 20 people I work William Catalona, a pioneer in known in gymnastic circles in all of Scan- one of her own reset. records to their out with." the detection and treatment of dinavia, winning the Norwegian Cham- Erin Klingen- current marks. She has labeled the other girls on the prostate cancer. "I think he had a pionship in the junior division from 1992 berg gave up Marny is also team as her biggest influence to this very early prostate cancer and it through 1995 and the senior division her floor making waves at point in her college career. Marny plans went very smoothly." from 1996 through 1998. She also fin- exercise higher levels. to get a college degree while taking her Lab tests on the removed record ished eighteenth in the European cham- Her scores are gymnastics as far as possible. gland and surrounding lymph pionship in 1998. and currently first in Assistant coach J.J. Tolhurst believes nodes won't be complete for a Entering the United States did not the conference in few days, but Catalona said, keep her from making her mark on the every event. She Oestreng is great for the team. "The way it looked to the naked Falcon record book. By the end of the is no lower "She is a wonderful asset to the pro- eye, the prognosis is excellent." meet against Western Michigan on Jan. ^ than sixth Catalona said the cancer was 0 gram," Tolhurst said. "She leads by 23, she had replaced all of BG's individ- in the region so small he couldn't see it even ual records with her own scores. and is seventh in example with her training and she is as he held the removed gland in Oestreng had paid her dues in the the country. The always positive. It is a pleasure to have his hand. It was diagnosed by gym to reach this level. She has 12 2000 Olympic games in her in the gym." the prostate-specific antigen years of gymnastics training behind Sydney, Australia may be in (PSA) test that Catalona devel- Marny also outdid herself by bettering her. She got her start by watching. the future for Marny. She will begin the If her first season is any indication, oped a decade ago, and con- her uneven bars record to a 9.95. Every afternoon she would accompany qualification process in October. she should pay huge dividends in the firmed by a biopsy. her older sister to the gym and watch her Oestreng's first home meet brought Oestreng is part of direct turn around Prostate cancer is the most yet another record under her name. She years to come for the Falcon gymnastics train as her mother coached. for the gymnastic program.] commonly diagnosed cancer in put herself in a tie for the balance beam team. In her first collegiate meet ever. "Marny has helped raise the quality of American men and the second record with Heather Ferguson. Marny deadliest behind lung cancer. The walnut-sized gland is at the base of the bladder in men. Men 50 and older are most at risk. In cases where cancer is con- Lewis questions Holyfield, asks for inquiry fined to a removed prostate, the patient's prognosis is essentially The Associated Press as good as for a man who never NEW YORK — As a new "If Evander's a man, he should admit that had the disease, Catalona said. investigation began Thursday he got beat and give me my belts. But he's Torre, 58, underwent the 2 1-2- into the controversial draw not that kind of character." hour surgery at Barnes-Jewish between Evander Holyfield and Hospital, where he was expected to remain for 3-4 days. Torre will Lennox Lewis, the British heavy- Lennox Lewis then recuperate in Florida, said weight demanded that "every- Jeff Wehling, a family friend. thing should be looked into." WBC boxing champion Catalona pioneered a surgical A still furious Lewis returned technique known as nerve-spar- home to London and urged sanctioning bodies and the box- me not to answer any more ques- ing radical prostatectomy, which Holyfield to hand over the WBA ing industry. tions." he used on Torre. The procedure and IBF titles. The New York state Athletic Williams has judged boxing generally results in fewer prob- "If Evander's a man, he Commission also is investigat- for 10 years and works as a lems than conventional prostate should admit -that he got beat ing. $39,200-a-year accounts clerk for surgery, which can cause impo- and give me my belts," the WBC One judge, South Africa's Stan the city tence. champion said. "But he's not that Christodoulou, scored the fight IBF president Bob Lee, whose Catalona said there appeared kind of character. Associated Press Photo 116-113 for Lewis; Eugenia organization selected Williams, to be very little damage to the "You could say that Evander Williams of Atlantic City, N.J., defended her work. nerves surrounding Torre's Holyfield is holding my belts Boxing promoter Don King testifies before a state senate inves- scored it 115-113 for Holyfield; "I am sure they aren't going to prostate. right now for me. They're actual- tigation committee on boxing reform. King promoted the and Britain's Larry O'Connell find anything irregular at all," he Torre's wife, Ali, was "ecstat- ly my belts, but he's holding match between Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield, which scored it 115-115. Most who said. "It is a subjective viewing ended in a controversial draw. ic" after learning about the suc- them." cessful surgery, Wehling said. Manhattan District Attorney watched the fight thought Lewis of a fight and you can't tell these had clearly won. judges what to see or what not to said. "They may not find money looked into," Lewis said. "There She then called family members Robert Morgenthau has con- and acquaintances, including vened a grand jury to issue sub- With Williams' judgment in see. All I tell them is, Do the best in her bank account, but there was definitely something going question, court officials con- you can."' was definitely something wrong on, some kind of conspiracy we Yankees owner George Stein- poenas and gather testimony brenner. about Saturday's unification firmed Thursday she filed for Lewis' manager Frank Mal- with her judging." don't know about. protection from creditors under oney said he didn't believe Soon after touching down at "In this particular fight the Catalona said Torre seemed at bout at Madison Square Garden ease before the surgery, talking the U.S. Bankruptcy Code on Jan. bribes had been paid, but he London's Heathrow Airport, public got hurt as well ... I say — one of three investigations baseball and joking with doctors. 25. questioned Williams' compe- Lewis maintained he had been Don King should apologize and into the fight. "He was very upbeat, crack- Asked about it, she told the tence. the victim of a "conspiracy" and definitely the judges. A New York state Senate hear- ing a lot of jokes — he was really New York Post, without elabo- "I don't believe there was any that the judges had been "incom- "Next time I'm going to defi- ing into the fight opened Thurs- very amusing," Catalona said. "I illegal payment, they wouldn't petent." nitely bring my two judges, my day to focus on the judging and rating: "I don't know what can see now why everybody "I think everything should be own two judges," Lewis added. the relationships between the you're talking about. They told have been that stupid," Maloney likes him so much." Tigers top Tribe 7-5 Next challenge for Miami: defending champion Kentucky The Associated Press dropped a fly ball off the bat The Associated Press Coles said. "We never really the last three years. The Wildcats tory over No. 7 seed Washington of Joe Sidall and Brian Hunter cross paths. If I see Tubby out have been to 41 NCAA tourna- — he scored 43 of the 59 points - WINTER HAVEN, Ha. — followed with a double. ST. LOUIS — I he Midwest recruiting someone, then I'm in ments, more than any other — and then beating No. 2 seed Regional was supposed to fea- Karim Garcia hit his fifth ViUone walked three of the the wrong gym. Nothing against team, and this is their fifth Utah despite only 24 from homer this spring and Juan ture a rematch of last year's our players, but that's just the straight appearance in the round Szczerbiak. first four batters he faced in Lncarnacion tripled in two NCAA championship game, way it is." of 16. the sixth before Encamacion "People think Miami has gbt- runs to lead the Detroit Tigers before Miami of Ohio crashed That even goes for tourna- Kentucky also has won 17 in a ten to the sweet 16, they'll be OK, tripled into the left-field cor- to a 7-5 victory over the Cleve- the party. ment darling and likely NBA lot- row against Miami, with the last ner, scoring two. 'hey won't be sad, they'll be sat- land Indians Thursday. The No. 10 seed that spoiled a tery pick Wally Szczerbiak, who loss in 1927. isfied,'' Coles said. "I guarantee Kentucky-Utah repeat Friday Garcia hit a two-run pinch- Tigers starter Seth has totaled 67 points in Miami's "The fact we've been here and you if we don't win, there won't night is about a two-hour drive hit homer off reliever Jerry Greisinger (1-0) gave up five first two NCAA victories. been so successful gives us confi- be a dry eye in the place." Spradlin in the seventh hits over four innings, includ- from Lexington, Ky, and light Szczerbiak is averaging 24.3 dence," said forward Scott Pad- Szczerbiak certainly isn't in inning. He has five homers ing Travis Fryman's run-scor- years away in terms of reputa- points, 8.7 rebounds and 2.9 gett, who made the winning bas- awe of Kentucky. and 11 RBI in just 28 spring at- ing double. tion. Coach Charlie Coles did a assists. ket in Kentucky's 92-88 overtime "No one believed we could lot of chuckling when asked bats. Wright lowered his spring "I wasn't recruited by Ken- victory over Kansas last Sunday. get this far but ourselves," whether any of his players had tucky at all," Szczerbiak said. "At this time of the year we Szczerbiak said. "The aura Ken- Detroit scored all seven ERA to 2.57, allowing just two also been recruited by the No. 3 Miami (24-7) has tied a school know what it takes to win tucky has, it's really no different runs off relievers Dave singles over four innings. seed and defending national record for victories and is in the games. from the aura Utah had." Stevens (0-1), Ron ViUone and Closer Mike Jackson worked champion. round of 16 for the first time "Especially the seniors and Kentucky's major strength is a Spradlin after' Cleveland the ninth and has not allowed Coles, whose school is in since 1978. No one outside of upperclassmen, we try to pass starter Jaret Wright worked a hit in five innings this bottomless bench. Four players Oxford, Ohio, said somebody Oxford, Ohio can name any of down what we've learned." four scoreless innings. spring. average in double figures, led by has made a big mistake if he and the other four starters. Miami's approach is that's Padgett's 12.5-point average. The Tigers took a 3-2 lead Jim Thome, Enrique Wilson Kentucky coach Tubby Smith Everybody knows about Ken- just history. The Mid-American , and Smith routinely substi- in the fifth when Indians cen- and Pat Borders had two hits ever end up in the same place tucky (27-8), which is the Conference champions feel they tutes for the entire starting five ter fielder Kenny Lofton each for the Indians. checking out prospects. defending national champion belong after climbing on Szczer- after the first four or five min- "No, huh-uh, no, huh-uh," and has been in the title game biak's back for a first-round vic- utes. pageS The BG News Friday, March 19, 1999 " OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS SPOgJj Nalionil Hockry I ..H;IM- National Basketball Associatia Al A Giant* !ne By The Associated Tress At A Glance Morris back on Cincinnati All Times EST By The Associated Press I \S 11 K\ 1 ONFlRt.M I Reds obtained in a trade just Atlantic Division All Times EST upilcd Irom wire sourcrs The Assocaited Press W I'ls prior to the 1998 season. New Jersey u EASTERN CONFERENCE SARASOTA, Fla. — They say I'lttsburvh i 10 Morris was told what his role 17 Atlantic Division you can never go back home. NY RarWrs i 67 W Pet CB TENNIS with the Reds will be this season. 19 41 47 That isn't the case for Hal Mor- Miami 18 783 But he is confident he still can be Northcisl Division Orlando 7 .708 I 1/2 ris, even though it's true he has BG's Wasilewski an everyday player. He has a OlLiw.i New York 9 .609 4 returned to the Cincinnati Reds Toronto 5 Philadelphia 9 .591 4 1/2 career .306 major-league batting Bufhlo 31 23 1< 75 .409 8 1/2 shares award as the backup first baseman, Bo%U»n 30 27 HI » Washington 13 average. Montrvjl 27 31 9 63 Boston 8 400 8 1/2 Bowling Green State Universi- rather than the starter he once SouihiMsi Division New Jersey 18 .182 131/2 "I was brought in to back up W L T Pts Central Division ty sophomore Erika Wasilewski was. Carolina 30 24 14 74 Morris, 33, played eight sea- Sean, fill-in, whatever," Morris Florida 25 25 a 67 IndianiilS .682 was named the Mid-American Washington 28 34 6 62 Milwaukee 9 .571 2 1/2 said. "That, though, says nothing Tampa Bay 16 46 5 37 Conference co-player of the sons with Cincinnati before Atlanta 13 .565 21/2 about my opinion of myself. I WESTERN CONFERENCE Detroit 12 .522 31/2 week for her performance in going to Kansas City as a free Central Division agent last year, where he batted still feel I can be an everyday W T I'l. Cleveland 10 .500 4 Phoenix, Ariz, over Spring Detroit 33 6 72 Toronto 12 .429 51/2 player." St. Louis 29 10 d 71/2 Break. .309 in 127 games for the Royals. Nashville 24 6 H Charlotte 14 .333 Wasilewski posted a perfect 8- But he had just one home run in His free-agent season in Chicago 20 9 49 Chicago 16 .273 9 Cincinnati was 1997. That year, Northwest Division 0 record, winning three singles 472 at-bats. W Pis WESTERN CONFERENCE shoulder problems landed him Colorado 34 76 Midwest Division matches and five doubles con- He returned to Cincinnati as a Calgary 26 twice on the disabled list, limit- Edmonton 25 W L Pet CB tests. She recorded straight-set free agent during the off-season. Vancouver 20 51 ing him to 96 games and dipping Utah 18 4 .818 victories in the Falcon's wins But he is envisioned as a veteran Pacific Division San Antonio 15 8 652 3 1/2 backup for Sean Casey, a former his batting average to a career- W I Pts Houston 15 9 .625 4 over Quinnipiac, Pittsburgh and x Dallas 42 13 Detroit. Cleveland Indians prospect the low .276. rhoenlx 33 Minnesota 13 10 .565 5 1/2 Anaheim 30 Dallas 8 16 333 II San lose 26 28 Los Angeles 26 36 Denver6 17 .261 121/2 •BASKETBALL Vancouver 4 19 .174 Purnell to coach World University Games team Pacific Divisit Portland 17 5 .773 Raterman earns ihe Associated Press year, students at colleges or univer- ■-clinched playoff berth sities. L.A. Lakers 17 7 .708 I Seattle 12 9 .571 4 1/2 national honors DAYTON — University of Day- Finalists for the team will be Wednesday's Games Phoenix 12 11 .522 51/2 Bowling Green State Universi- ton Coach Oliver Purnell has been selected after team trials this May at Sacramento II 13 .458 7 Golden State 9 14 .391 81/2 ty senior Jacki Raterman became named head coach of the USA Bas- the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Washington 2, Dallas 1. OT ketball Men's World University LA. Clippers 1 21 .045 16 only the fourth member of the Colorado Springs, Colo. Wednesday's Games Games team, officials announced women's basketball team to "It will be comprised of the top Pittsburgh 2. Tampa Bay 0 Boston 118, LA. Clippers 84 Thursday. Philadelphia 114. Indiana 110 receive a national academic collegians," said USA Basketball "It's truly an honor to represent Orlando 103. Chicago 94 award. Raterman was named to spokesman Craig Miller. Boston 4, Toronto I New kr-ey 88, Dallas 87 my country in the great sport of bas- the GTE academic All-America Purnell's selection is subject to Toronto 103, Detroit 101 ketball," said Purnell, last year's Miami 86, Atlanta 85 Phoenix 4. Detroit 3 third team. Atlantic 10 coach of the year. "I'm approval by the U.S. Olympic Com- Charlotte 119, Phoenix HI Raterman on-the-court efforts looking forward to working with mittee. Houston 114, Denver 109 included averaging 20.8 points Chicago 3, Calgary 1 San Antonio 82, Golden State 78 our nation's best college players this In five seasons with the Flyers, Thursday's Games per game and finished the season summer." Purnell has compiled a 67-77 record. Utah al Washington, 7 p.m. New Jersey 4, Edmonton 1 with 360 points. In the classroom, The World University Games will In the 1997-98 season, Dayton fin- Orlando at New York. 7 30 p.m LA. Lakers at Cleveland, 7:30 p m. she holds a 3.66 cumulative be held in July in Palma de Mallorca, ished 21-12 and appeared in the NIT. Ottawa 2. Anaheim 2, tie Boston at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m grade point average as a mathe- Spain. They are open to players Prior to coming to Dayton, Purnell New Jersey at Chicago. 8 30 p.m matics major. between the ages of 17 and 28 who was head coach at Old Dominion Minnesota at Vancouver. 10 p m are, or have been within the past and Radford. San Jose 4. Florida 2 Portland at Sacramento. 10:30 p.m. Lowery rises above ashes to get into Bay Hill contention The Associated Press "I made a conscious effort asked, "Don't you live around Herron had a stretch of four Defending champion Ernie mind was to put together his best going up No. 4 just to not even here?" straight birdies and took only 24 Els was at 74, and he wasn't round of the year. ORLANDO — The easy part look over there," said Lowery, "I said, 'Yeah, my house putts for his round of 66. alone. Tiger Woods took a double The 67 was his best score in 31 for Steve Lowery was his 5- who finished one stroke back of burned down two weeks ago,"' "I didn't miss too many," he bogey on the par-5 sixth hole and trips around Bay Hill under tour- under 67 that left him one stroke Tim Herron. "It is tough going by Lowery said. "He took a look at said. Mark O'Meara hit three balls in nament conditions. out of the lead in Ihe first round there, but we are putting that it and said, 'Well, you'll rebuild it Dicky Pride, a Bay Hill mem- the water to join him at 2-over. "i hope that it helps put the tif the Bay Hill Invitational. behind us. I'm just really glad I better than it was before."' ber who got in on a last-minute Tom Watson had two 8s on his fire behind me," he said. "I want The challenge was keeping his was able to focus all the way Maybe Montgomerie knew sponsor's exemption, was at 68, card for an 80. to be in here because I'm playing blinders on as he walked down through 18 today." what he was talking about. followed by a large group at 69 A member of the Bay Hill good golf, not because of my the fourth fairway, past his Not that it was easy. Walking "With three more 67s, he'll be that included Honda Classic Club since 1986, a resident on problems that have happened." charred and crumbled 5,000- off the third green after Lowery able to buy him a new one," winner Vijay Singh, Justin Arnold Palmer's course since The problems started Feb. 28 square-foot-home that burned to converted the first of six birdies Montgomerie said. 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For anyone familiar with through. By his side are his per- fits immensely from outstanding "The Corrupter" is one of the plot, it manages to have excel- Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Mark Wahlberg, Ric Young Robert DeNiro's body of work it petually dyspeptic shrink (Billy work by Robert DeNiro, Billy first movies I've seen in a long lent action scenes and several Crystal and Joe Viterelh. time that took me by surprise. It should come as no surprise that Crystal) and Vitti's devoted exciting gun fights (but they are ^ ^ ^^ is amazing in its complexity, he is exquisitely adept at come- henchmen. Coming for him are a not as good as Chow's Hong • •** mainly because it starts off so mance pales in comparison to dy. His turns in the underrated group of rival mobsters intent on Kong films), and the other sta- simple. ples of every cop movie. Chow everyone else's and it hurts the classic "Midnight Run" and the whacking Vitti. Amidst a hail of Yun-Fat was born to be in these, film. rightfully lambasted "We're No bullets, DeNiro breaks down in Slickers" and "Throw Momma It stars Chow Yun-Fat as Detective Nick Chen who, and he doesn't disappoint here. Also, while the gun fights are Angels" prove that he has Swiss the arms of Crystal wailing From the Train." There's a sub- against his wishes, gets a new excellent, they pale in compari- clock comic timing. With "Ana- about his dead father. tlety and darkness in Crystal's He's also great outside of the partner, Danny Wallace (played gunfights, playing calm and col- son to Chow Yun-Fat's Hong lyze This," the story of a mob At first DeNiro seems to be characterization that has been boss and his therapist, DeNiro by Mark Wahlberg). It begins lective, then exploding onto the Kong movies, such as "Hard going for tears, but slowly and sorely missing from his recent with the two investigating a takes much felicity in sending scene with a gun in each hand. Boiled" or "The Killer." In both surely as the chaos unfolds work. bombing by a local gang in Chi- up his screen image as a charac- This is definitely the movie that of these, literally hundreds are around him, his emotional out- In addition to DeNiro's and natown. The plot quickly will launch his career in Ameri- teristically intense gangster. killed in massive gunfights that pouring begins to build into an Crystal's on-target work is a ver- becomes very complex as we ca. can last up to an hour. Com- What makes DeNiro's perfor- operatic frenzy of absurdity. itable rogue's gallery of support- learn of the rival gang in China- pared to these films, "The Cor- mance as anxiety-ridden And he's not the only actor DeNiro takes the time to make ing characters. Foremost is the town, and who they have work- that gives a great performance. rupter" is boring. mafioso Paul Vilti so special is his character more than a tough fantastic Joe Viterelli as DeNiro's ing for them. In this movie, noth- Ric Young is excellent as Henry that he plays it just as seriously ing is as it seems and you really But the good far outweighs guy. He's a tough guy with prob- rotund bag man, Jelly. It takes a Lee, the conniving leader of the the bad. For both action fans and and intensely as he would if he don't know what is going to lems and is doing his damnedest formidable talent to steal scenes local gang in Chinatown. He is those who love a good crime were in a Scorsese mob picture. happen until the last minute. to make sure the chinks in his from cats like Crystal and pure evil. Also, Brian Cox is conspiracy movie, "The Cor- His deadpan demeanor and emotional armor go unnoticed. DeNiro, and Viterelli clearly rel- I thought this was going to be great as Wahlberg's drunk, gam- rupter" is a must-see movie. Its threatening exterior (the very It's a surprisingly subtle choice a typical cop movie but I was ishes the opportunity. Lisa bling (alher. great plot and exciting action presence of this man implies that completely taken by surprise by and it works beautifully. However, all of these great sequences more than make up Kudrow and Chazz Palminteri its amazing depth. It also has something bad is about to go As terrific as DeNiro is (and performances do create a prob- for its tiny flaws. It will be the also turn in delightfully loopy several subplots, all of which down) work marvelously with he pretty much owns this pic- movie that shows that Chow performances. come together at the end, such as lem with the film, and that prob- the absurd situations he is ture), he is supported by his Yun-Fat can be an action star in Wallace's gambling father, lem is Wahlberg. His perfor- placed in. dynamite comic teamwork with "Analyze This" loses some Chen's attachments to criminals, America. DeNiro's performance is akin Billy Crystal. Crystal, whose last steam in its second hour, but on to Marlon Brandos work in few films have been painful to the whole, thanks to a smart another funny mob comedy, sit through (anyone for "Father's script, lop-notch corned ic work Oscars aired on Sunday for first time in 46 years "The Freshman." But unlike Day?") shows a renewed vitality and clever jokes ('The Godfa- Brando's fine, if superficial, and comic spark on-screen. Per- ther" homage and DeNiro's The Associated Press tion. work in that film (this was haps it was being in the presence viewing of a touchy-feely insur- "It's a great move," said Gil Cates, who is pro- before he ballooned into a Big of a giant like DeNiro that forced ance advertisement are instant LOS ANGELES— Never on Sunday for Oscar, Mac-quaffing human zeppelin), Crystal to tone down his shtick classics), "Analyze This" proves the film industry said for 46 years. Too risky to air ducing his ninth Oscar ceremony. DeNiro lakes the opportunity to and return to the character-dri- lo be a witty and occasionally the Academy Awards on the weekend, when peo- "Sunday is a festive day, a day of relaxation. It's add shading and depth to what ven comedy of things like "City hilarious comedy. ple should be buying movie tickets instead of a non-work day, and I think that comports well enjoying a free TV show. with what Oscar should be," he said. "The whole The chance to shore up TV ratings — and a phenomenon of folks rushing home from work to Away from Bowling Green? growing appreciation of the Academy Awards as watch the show is going to be avoided." an unparalleled promotional tool for Hollywood Stay in touch — finally caused a reappraisal. Although Oscar ratings rise and fall, the cere- When host Whoopi Goldberg steps on stage at mony is television's second most-watched event 8:30 p.m. EST Sunday, ABC and the Academy of after the Super Bowl. 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