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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years # BG adopts Disney philosophy y ¥ □ Author Tom Connel- ing to Duane Whitmire, computer The seven lessons included in said. Below are the seven lessons Connellan stresses in teaching service help center analyst. the book are: The competition The book focuses on the ser- lan applies Disney's ser- how to be customer service-oriented. He will be speaking in Connellan's presentation, is anyone the customer compares vice philosophy of Disney World, the Grand Ballroom Monday at 3:30 p.m. vice philosophy to that "Students First...using Service you with including the "aggressively Quality at BGSU," will take place ■ Pay fantastic attention to friendly" nature of its em- Lesson 1: The competition is anyone the of Bowling Green. Monday from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. detail ployees, he said. customer compares with you in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. ■ Everyone walks the talk In his proposal, Whitmire said Lesson 2: Pay fantastic attention to detail By MAUREEN BARRY It is sponsored by the Offices of ■ Everything walks the talk he suggested that a follow-up The BG News the President and the Provost ■ Customers are best heard team be assembled to address Lesson 3: Everyone walks the talk and is arranged by University through many ears each lesson and apply it to the Lesson 4: Everything walks the talk Customer service and reten- Computer Services and Tele- ■ Reward, recognize and University. Lesson 5: Customers are best heard tion are concepts often related to communication Services. celebrate The administration saw a video businesses. The presentation is open to the ■ Everyone makes a differ- tape of one of Connellan's pre- through many ears In his book, "Inside the Magic public because Disney's philoso- ence sentations after the proposal was Lesson 6: Reward, recognize and celebrate Kingdom," Tom Connellan, an phy can be applied to any type of Whitmire said he submitted a submitted, according to Whit- Lesson 7: Xvryonx makxs a diffrxncx authority on organizational institution or organization, proposal to bring Connellan to mire. changes necessary to create high Whitmire said. the University after reading "Tom Connellan is one of the most dynamic speakers I've ever performance, applies seven keys "It ties directly into the Uni- Connellan's book last summer. Source "Ins*)*!"* Magtc Kingdom" BO N«w* Qrapnc by D*r1a A VAmock« to Disney's success to the Uni- versity's priority this year, "It was one of the best books versity's service quality, accord- which is 'students first,'" he said. I've read in 20 years," Whitmire • See CONNELLAN, page four. Familiar Pond-ering USG brings Miss faces move to new America to BGSU □ Miss America Tara in bringing Holland to the Uni- positions wmia versity are Eileen Sullivan and Dawn Holland to speak Maryann Russell. to University about lit- Sullivan, USG advisor, worked eracy. with members of the Student De- □ Barbara Waddel I has velopment Workshop to ensure moved from the Univer- the activities of the weekend will sity police to the Office By ANDREA VITANZA run smoothly. The BG News Russell, program coordinator of Affirmative Action for USG cabinet, will be escort- and Disability Resour- She is perphaps one of the most ing Holland throughout her stay recognizable figures of our time. at the University. She will be in- ces. Her signature wave is one of her volved in every facet of Hol- . IP! ^ most distinguishable trade- land's visit, from joining her for By SARAH BEDNARSKI marks. She is Miss America. dinner to sitting in during lec- The BG News However, on this day it is not tures and speeches. how she walks down the runway According to Russell, Hol- People have been shifting posi- that is on everyone's minds, but land's visit will bring excitement tions in the offices of University her desire to use that recog- and awareness to the University. police and Affirmative Action. nizability to spread a very impor- "This will be a very beneficial Barbara Waddell, University tant message. event," Russell said. "She has so public information officer, has Tara Dawn Holland, Miss many talents and uses them in changed positions. She has America 1997, will be addressing such a positive way. She is an moved to the Office of Affirma- the University on Saturday to inspiration to children and peo- tive Action and Disability Re- Af■•clMcd Prcii photo speak about a subject of great ple of all ages." sources. importance: Literacy. Following the lecture, Holland Waddell said she is excited Bob Merz of Norwood, Ohio, looks out over the Eden Park Overlook in a light rain next to a reflecting Once Holland arrives at the will be the "special guest" at a about her new position and it pond Thursday. University, she will participate children's program to be held at provides her with the opportuni- in a roundtable discussion with the University Bookstore from ty to work in other areas of the 20 University student leaders. 10 am. to 2 p.m. The program University. These leaders will have an oppor- will feature games, puppet "The people here have been tunity to speak with Holland be- shows, prize giveaways and a very supportive," she said. "It is Nantes program beneficial fore Saturday's speech about story telling and autographing only for one year, until [Marshall such topics as the importance of session by the popular children's Rose] has the opportunity to do □ Summer study France offered to University programs, all majors are wel- student involvement. book characters, the Berenstain another search for someone students. The program began in come to participate in this pro- Holland will be the feature Bears. else." abroad in France offers 1980 and approximately 17 stu- gram. speaker for the 1997 Celebration "I definitely think her visit is The position will help her to courses on international dents study abroad each sum- Students study at one of the top of Children's Literacy month. important to the students," Rus- learn new ideas, Waddell said. mer. Currently 36 French stu- five business schools in France. She will deliver a community lec- sell said. "I think that she will be She said she hopes to take those business. dents are studying at the Univer- They live with a French host fam- ture on literacy that will begin at able to connect with the students skills and adapt them to the Pub- sity. ily and attend classes for five 9 a.m. in Room 115 of the Educa- through her messages of litera- lic Safety department. By BRANDI BARHITE "It's an experience that some weeks learning about interna- tion Building. cy." "I think this will be a good op- The BG News may only experience once," said tional business and ethics. They The speech will center around portunity to continue to build Stephanie Giedlinski, assistant also spend a week in Brussels. Holland's interests in literacy, a Saturday's programs are being community and adopt different Some University students may director of the Nantes-France Every week a different profes- subject she is no stranger to. She sponsored by the University ideas to other areas of the Uni- find themselves writing their program. sor from a different country tea- was appointed by President Bill Bookstore in cooperation with versity," Waddell said. "How I spent my summer vaca- Giedlinski believes that it is ches the students an internation- Clinton as the national spokes- the Office of the Provost. Marshall Rose, director of the tion" essays in French beneficial for a student to expe- al topic. All professors do speak person for the Library of Con- Office of Affirmative Action and The Nantes-France program is rience a different culture and English, but French-speaking gress' program of literacy All activities are open to the Disability Resources, said Wad- a six-week summer business different college atmosphere. awareness. public and everyone is encour- aged to attend. dell was the most qualified for exchange program in Nantes, Unlike other study-abroad • See FRANCE, page five. The two women instrumental the position and is a leading trainer in the area of diversity. He said she understands the sen- sitive issues. Director candidate plans to develop campus link' "She already has an under- □ Suzanne Pryga, ap- intentions if hired as director of pus is also unique," she said. begin advance planning for from DePaul University of Chi- standing to some degree," he plicant for position as the center. Pryga realizes the need of a co- Women's History Month, have a cago, 111., where she got her said. "I've seen her at work be- operative work in dealing with gender equity library and pro- Bachelor and Master of Arts de- fore and she has headed many director, addresses the If selected, her intentions are issues like gender-based violence vide mentoring programs for grees, Pryga spent most of her different task forces on cam- Bowling Green commu- to develop a link between the and especially sexual harass- female students. career working with educational pus." University and the community ment, which, according to her, is institutions. According to Rose, Waddell is nity and campus. by showing the employees how an issue that most organizations Some of Pryga's experiences "I have a particular expertise trained in sexual harassment and some important issues may af- do not want to face. include being the director of the in faculty development led programs within the area in By ANA PEREIRA fect students and their lives. Women's College and Women's projects," Pryga said. the past. He said her judgment is The BG News While addressing the different Resource Center at Joliet Junior highly valued. Pryga also intends to work groups on campus, an option she College, gender equity consul- She also said that working on a "I am very grateful that she Suzanne M Pryga, second can- together with the Office of Af- suggests would be to go into the tant for the Illinois Board of Ed- Women's Resource and Action can do this," he said. "She's been didate for director of the new firmative Action "so that ser- classrooms and "create an envi- ucation, member of Illinois Gen- Center at BGSU seemed to be an on many substantial task forces Women's Resource and Action vices are not duplicated" and ronment that is safe to talk about der Equity Commission and ad- ideal job for her. "Bowling Green and is the founder and advisor of Center, was on campus Thurs- find out what the needs of the these issues, so we can prevent vocate for Northwest Action is a wonderful place to be and the the campus escort service." day. She addressed the selection University are. "I can guess what them." Against Rape and Sexual Assault. administration is very suppor- committee, students, community they are from other college cam- Other goals for the center tive in establishing this type of • See WADDELL, page five. and faculty members about her pus experiences, but every cam- would be to sponsor workshops, With an education background center." page 2 The BG News Friday. November 7, 1997

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Death: The ultimate college payment plan Maybe It was the ten minutes 5. Set up a dummy account in This weekend I found out want. Don't have to have a Job. sleep and $80,000. of polka music In the car on the the name of Bursar. BUI. from my sister, a grad student at Lots of time for yourself. There's "But death Isn't right for me." way back to BG from home on Tom Mather 6. Don't eat. Kent State, that paying for your always the possibility of getting you say. Sunday (anyone who claims all save their 7. Don't drink. education Is merely an option. Into a better place. Walt. I'm This makes you a prime rap music sounds the same money more 8. Don't be merry. It's like listening to polka. One sorry, those were the benefits of candidate for faking your own never listened to polka), or wisely so they The best way to save money in day something snaps inside you retirement. Oh, well. Close death. I predict this to be the maybe It was while looking for a can afford to college, however. Is to get and you think. "What the heck. enough. education trend of the next certain gas station where I could take their government loans. By getting Why not?" Higher education: century. A fake death has all the use my coupon. Either way. at homecoming government loans, many people 1 You see. my sister pointed out Cons: Not enough sleep. Have benefits of real death: time for some point on that drive I date to. let's know have been able to buy a that if you die. you don't have to to have two minimum wage Jobs yourself, no one to bother you. realized that I could write about say. car. pay off a credit card, pay pay back your loans. Instead of one good one. No time and you get to wear make up (if being thrifty. McDonald's. their taxes (this procedure of Imagine, here I was all for yourself. No possibility of that's your thing) without the For example. In high school I As a favor to paying the government with the worried about the cost/benefit getting into a better place. hassles of real death: all dressed knew a girl whose date took her them. I thought government's money Is what's ratio of going to grad school Professors always stepping all up and no place to go. you can't to Dairy Mart for homecoming so I'd review the best ways to save known as the system of checks when all I have to do to go for over you. Spend majority of your breathe and you're dead. All he could pocket the money his money in college: and balances; this system Is so free Is to die. Why didn't anyone time cooped up doing work. Can that, and you've got yourself a mom gave him for their dinner. 1. Don't go. great you can be $4 trillion In tell me this earlier? cost as much as $100,000. All genuine college education for In the end. It all worked out 2. Don't double major In debt and not have to declare But we don't want to rush food, fun and life as we know it next to nothing. when the guy discovered how microbiology/music education. bankruptcy), and as ridiculous into things. Let's take a look at is extra. As a matter of fact, should much money you can save by 3. Laundry? What's "laundry"? as It sounds, pay for their the pros and cons of death vs. Pros: There's always a fourth next Friday come and you find being single. 4. Never go out on the week- education. higher education. for cards. They'll let any Idiot that I've been replaced by some In the previous example, there ends, ever, spending the extra "Why would anyone want to Death write for the paper. Everyone you guy who writes In Spanish, are many who would call this time In your room studying and pay for their education?" you Cons: Inability to enjoy food, know is up the same creek you relax. I'm not dead, I'm probably guy cheap. However, it is impor- organizing your rolls of toilet ask. fun and life as we know It. are; this creates lasting friend- off on some Island polka-ing the tant to recognize that there are paper so that as soon as one roll "Because everybody has to Spend all your time cooped up In ships. night away. some guys out there who would ends, the next one will continue pay for their education at some a wooden box. People always After a detailed analysis which call this ■being thrifty." I'm not without having to change the point in their lives." I say. or at stepping on you. Can cost as determined most of the differ- Comments for Tom Mather canbe suggesting these guys are idiots, roll. This way you can save time least. I would have said before much as $15-20 thousand. ences to be negligible, death beat sent to [email protected] or to they Just need to know how to and money. this weekend. Pros: As much sleep as you out higher education by lots of 210 West Hall. Letters to the editor- Meyer campaign was honorable He>/ buddy, Could you spare a To the Editor: We are writing in response to Sarah Ogdahl's letter pub- dime (or a§uy vlk>9 ckwrvort

Enrique Buron, Senior History Major Rick George. Senior Music Education Major Will Gorman, Sophomore Computer Science Major Jason Lady. Junior Telecommunications Major Jeff McCrary, Senior Interpersonal Communications Major Jen Meeker. Senior Communications Major Mia Osherow, Sophomore Theatre Major Sara Raterman. Senior International Studies/ French Major Sodie Smith. Sophomore Gerontology Major Meyers deceived voters To the editor: In addition to the misleading advertisement of Julie Meyer's campaign pointed out on Tuesday by Council- woman Ogdahl (a sign Incorrectly Implying that she supported Miss Meyer's bid for council). I would like to comment on the canvassing techniques of Miss Meyer's campaign volunteers. Many registered female voters were told that a win by Miss Meyer would be the only way that a woman would Letter to the editor policy: be elected to our city council. By saying this, they not only ignored the fact that there was another woman The BG New* encourages readers' input to discuss topics of interest to the BGSU community. If you would like to have something running for the council (Sandra Wicks, of the third printed in The BG News, we offer you two formats. ward), but they also completely dismissed the fact that •Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less then two typed, double-spaced pages). she could be elected. •Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 800-900 words) can be submitted as Guest columns. Guest columns will be subject to While I appreciate the fact that this technique may have been effective In bringing a few more voters to the space limitations and considered based on topic relevance and quality. polls, I am upset by the fact that they would resort to Please include your address, major, academic class and phone number (phone numbers are strictly for verification and such scare tactics to rally voters. As'electlon results not for publication). If you are not a BGSU student, please provide your position or affiliation with the University or the show. Ms. Wicks was clearly not a weak contender. community. I applaud the efforts of all of our city council candi- dates, but I wish that those who run these campaigns Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh-compatible disk are preferred. would not find It necessary to resort to such Juvenile Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hall, or e-mail us at bgnews®bgnet.bgsu.edu. Be prepared to show valid identification. antics as those we have witnessed here. Space limitations may prevent The Newt from printing all letters received. The News reserves the right to edit any and all letten. Karen M Hermanson Anonymous letters will be printed If valid identification Is given and the editorial board deems anonymity is in the proper Interests of the writer. Senior The Editorial Board acknowledges all entries submitted for publication. Art History Friday. November 7. 1997 The BG News page 3

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PEOPLE ON THE STREET UPCOMING A look .il what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: EVENTS Today's Question: "Wltat are you doing this weekend?" Friday, 11/7/97 Jewelry Sale (10a.m.- 4p.m.) Math Science Fover. Sponsored by LAO Television program "In The White Man's Image" (Noon) 1-ducation 203. November is Native American Heritage Month. The ;• Sally Burlage Doug Meacham Beth Guzman Colin Seymour Jeff Mueller Office of Multicultural Activities is Gerontology Construction Social Work Creative Writing Art sponsoring tour closed circuit Junior Management Junior Sophomore Freshman television programs. All programs can be viewed on Channel 3 in all Junior classrooms on campus. The program . "tiding to Ohio St,lie "Go out and enjoy it, "Cluing out with "Pretend I'm some- "Hangout with will also be available to viewers in for a hockey game." relax." brothers and friends." where interesting." buddies." the room number noted. Please call 372-2343 for more info.

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news Welfare caseloads abated in Ohio The Associated Press gan in 1992 and was finalized in "If you would have said 51/2 years ago that 1995 That move saved more than The BG News COLUMBUS - Ohio now has $740 million, which has been di- fewer people on welfare than at welfare rolls were going to be cut in half, rected to other state programs, Compiled Irom slafl and wite repots any time since 1971, thanks to a people would have laughed." said the Ohio Department of good economy and federal wel- Human Services. fare reforms. But even without the general ■ CELEBRATION The state's welfare caseload Mike Dawson assistance cut, the rolls have India Student Association to hold festival peaked at 914,991 in March 1992. shrunk more than 40 percent In October, the total was down to spokesman for Gov. Voinovich since 1992, for a savings of $829 The India Student Association invites everyone to celebrate 436,288, a 52 percent decrease, million, the department said. "Diwali" Sat., Nov. 8 from 6-10 p.m. This "Festival of Lights" will said Mike Dawson, spokesman laughed" ity to states, Ohio put together be held at the St. Thomas More Church on Thurstln Avenue. One of the major challenges of for Gov. George Voinovich. Ohio enacted its own welfare another sweeping welfare re- the current welfare reform The program will begin with Puja, a Hindu prayer ritual. It will "That's a pretty amazing sto- reform in 1995, a year before the form effort that took effect Oct. consist of praying and chanting to the goddess Lakshmi and the effort is bringing self- ry," Dawson said. "If you would federal government put in place 1. sufficiency to approximately god Ganesh, typically the holy symbols derived from northern have said 5 1/2 years ago (that) extensive changes nationwide. India. Part of the drop is due to the 100,000 more recipients whose Following the Puja, there will be a brief cultural program with welfare rolls were going to be cut After last year's federal re- elimination of the general assis- monthly cash benefits expire in Indian dancing and skits. "Fifty Years of Music - 1940s to the in half, people would have visions granted greater flexibil- tance program; the cutback be- October 2000. 1990s" will be acting as the background music for the Diwali celebration. An elegant Indian cuisine will be served after the cultural pro- gram, from han bread to samosa and rice to various chicken Bail set for delicacies. Leaps and bounds Dress is casual. Tickets can be purchased for $5 by contacting the India Student Assocation. If you would like more informa- tion, contact Sushil Bansal at 352-1216 or Radhika Nagisetty at woman in 372-4310. death of :::::::: ::]]l\\\: ■ AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Woman killed 3-year-old

DELAWARE, Ohio - A dump truck crushed a car Wednesday, The Associated Press killing a woman and injuring her grandson, the State Highway Patrol said. Eleanor Barrick, 69, of Nashport, was killed instantly, Sgt. Ron CLEVELAND - Bail was set Kuszmaul of the patrol's Delaware post said. Thursday for a second woman Eli Lehner, 3, of Delaware, was in the intensive care unit at charged in the beating death of Children's Hospital in Columbus. Doctors were still evaluating 3-year-old Angela Jackson as a his condition Wednesday night. Cuyahoga County commissioner Barrick and her grandson were trapped in the car for nearly called for an investigation into two hours while two tow trucks lifted the dump truck, Kuszmaul previous reports of abuse in the said. home. The boy had been riding in the back seat, but was not in a car Commissioner Tim McCor- seat, as required by law, Kuszmaul said. He was wearing a seat mack said he wants to know why belt. no one was prosecuted when Barrick turned in front of the truck around 2:30 p.m., Kusz- maul said. The truck hit the side of the car, forcing it into a ditch. Angela suffered a beating so se- Both vehicles turned on their sides. vere in 1994 that her skull was The cab of the truck landed on the driver's side of the car, fractured. Kuszmaul said. He said Angela's story was a The truck driver, Robert Starcher, 52, of Marion, suffered tragic example of the sometimes minor injuries. failed connection between law The patrol was investigating the accident, but no charges were enforcement and social services. expected to be filed, Kuszmaul said. Barrick was driving behind her daughter, Beth Lehner, who "Angela Jackson was a crimi- had just made the same turn. nally abused child in 1994," McCormack wrote in his request Wednesday for a joint in- ■ RAPIST SENTENCED vestigation. His letter went to Rape victims denounce their attacker Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Stephanie Tubbs Jones and the CLEVELAND -- Defiant victims screamed denunciations at a county's Health and Human Ser- serial rapist who choked women into unconsciousness before vices administrator, Shadi sexually attacking them. Roman. Mark Johns, 27, a roofer from Medina, was sentenced to 106 The county coroner's office de- years in prison in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on termined Angela was beaten last Wednesday on four rape counts and other charges. He will be 80 weekend on her head, trunk and when he is eligible for parole. Authorities say Johns assaulted at least eight women in Cuya- legs in the house where she lived. hoga County and 10 in adjacent Medina County, where he was She died at a hospital Sunday. sentenced to 49 years on rape charges last week. The child's mother, Charlotte Several victims, ranging in age from 15 to 57, addressed Johns Jackson, 21, of Cleveland, was in court Wednesday. charged with murder Tuesday "This man is an evil predator and he's the son of the devil," one and is in city jail in lieu of woman screamed. $50,000 bail. Johns stood hunched throughout his sentencing, apologized to his victims and conceded that "sorry doesn't do it." Her friend, Cristina Smith, also has been cl.arged with murder. ■ CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT Police said Ms. Smith was at the Flagger killed by crane Jackson home when Angela was injured Saturday night. PENINSULA, Ohio - A flagger on the Ohio Turnpike was killed Ms. Smith appeared at a court Aaioclalcd Prrn phrto when she was run over by a crane that was backing up in a con- hearing Thursday, where her bail struction zone. also was set at $50,000. Debra Miller, 38, of Akron was flagging eastbcund traffic County social workers first Autumn leaves decorate every step of the way as Matthew Cencebaugh, 9, leaps across an opening in through a construction zone about 10 miles north of Akron when a retaining wall in Germantown, Ohio, Wednesday. she was killed Wednesday, State Highway Patrol Lt Carney met Angela when she was 4 Matheny said. months old and recuperating Construction workers were working on the highway's left lane. from a skull fracture. Miller was directing traffic into the right lane when she was hit, Children and Family Services Matheny said. sent a report to police about the CONNELLAN Matheny said the driver of the 29-ton crane was working on a 1994 assault, saying Angela had ditch behind Miller and did not see her as he moved the crane. been abused and would be re- Continued from page one. "If you are in the union serving staff at the University. Matheny said he does not expect charges to be filed in the acci- moved from her mother's home. food or if you are in the library Middleton said the presen- dent. The child became the responsi- seen," said Charles Middleton, helping people with books or in tation will be valuable to the Uni- bility of the department until Ms. provost and vice president of the computer lab ... we're all pro- versity. Jackson regained full legal cus- academic affairs. viding service, and how we do it "His talk will be both interest- tody in May. According to University Presi- in the most effective way is im- ing and informative, especially Graphic statistics corrected Police spokesman Sgt. Mark dent Sidney Ribeau, the seven portant," Ribeau said. because it deals with the basic A graphic that appeared on page one of Thursday's News said lessons Connellan will present that 45 percent of all freshmen who left the University had a Hastings said police did not in- A large audience is expected to concept of student service, which grade point average of 3.0 or higher. The correct average was vestigate in October 1994 be- are important because students, attend Connellan's presentation we're all committed to imple- 2.0. The News regrets the error. cause social workers never asked faculty and staff provide service Monday. The goal is to make his menting at the University," them to do so. to one another in many ways. ideas stick with the faculty and Middleton said. FALL 1998 Leasing ** EXECUTIVE DECISION ** Starts Mon. Nov 3 Meet with Dr. Sidney Ribeau, President of Bowling Green State University, Fall 1998 Lists Now Available at the Friday 8:00 showing! 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November 7, 1997 The BG News page 5 Prosecutors produce receipt tucked behind some tea towels pounds, clean-shaven with brown in the back of a Ryder rental Proof of Several witnesses testified a hair. He drove a dark-colored truck. man named Mike Havens - an al- pickup similar to one Nichols Another McPherson coop- leged alias for Nichols -- made has. erative manager, Robert Nattier, Did you make fertilizer two, ton-load purchases of am- FBI agent Joanne Thomas tes- said customers who bought large monium nitrate fertilizer from a tified that a search of Nichols' quantities of ammonium nitrate this one? purchase Kansas farming cooperative Herington, Kan., home two days fertilizer between January 1994 about six months before the after the April 19, 1995, bombing and April 19, 1995, Included Ha- bombing. turned up a receipt for one of the vens, a school district, a country found The purchases - each for fertilizer purchases in a kitchen club, a pipeline company and an $228.74 - were made Sept. 30, drawer, wrapped around the gold independent agricultural pro- no. The Associated Press 1994, and Oct. 18, 1994, at the coins and tucked behind tea ducer. Mid-Kansas Cooperative in towels. DENVER -- Prosecutors sought McPherson, and the buyer re- Authorities say the bomb that During cross-examination by Thursday to link Terry Nichols to fused to fill out a form that would destroyed the Alfred R Murrah attorney Ron Woods, Nattier ac- purchases of explosive fertilizer have saved him $25 in taxes, said Federal Building and killed 168 knowledged that the bags Ha- believed used in the Oklahoma manager Frederick Schlender Jr. people was made of more than vens purchased did not indicate City bombing, introducing a Although he was not asked to two tons of ammonium nitrate whether it was low- or high- receipt for one buy that was point out Nichols in court, fertilizer, fuel and explosives. density fertilizer. Only low- found in Nichols' home, wrapped Schlender said the buyer was 35 The components were packed density fertilizer can be used to around two $50 gold coins and to 40 years-old, 165 pounds to 175 into plastic barrels and delivered make a bomb. Witness threatened Doggy-blading in McKinney trial would compromise the Army's The Associated Press search for the person making the threats. FORT BELVOIR, Va. - The Gittins said he Intended to Army's chief prosecutor of demonstrate at trial that a former Sgt. Maj. of the Army threatening note to Fetrow was IHow 'bout Gene McKinney said today one of written by Fetrow herself. six women expected to testify "It potentially destroys her against McKinney at a Jan. 6 credibility," Gittins said. court martial has been threat- Clervi said Gittins' comments P this one? ened with retribution. could influence the military jury "This young lady is in danger," that will hear McKinney's case. I,i. Col. Michael Child told a pre- The Jury members have not yet trial hearing at this Army post been selected. south of Washington. "Somebody On Wednesday, McKinney's at- wants her to not continue to give torneys said they intend to base evidence" that McKinney made his defense against 20 charges of inappropriate sexual advances to Nope. sexual misconduct in part on her. claims that the Army's most Charles Git tins, a lawyer for senior general improperly influ- McKinney, charged that McKin- enced the case. ney's accuser. Staff Sgt. Chris- Gittins argued for the release tine Fetrow, made up the threats. of a vast array of documents and "Fetrow is a liar," Gittins said. records that he said would sup- "Everyone who knows her hates port his claim of improper in- her." fluence by Gen. Dennis Reimer, That prompted a rebuke from the Army chief of staff. the judge, Col. Ferdinand Clervi. Gittins also made clear that the "Keep your personal thoughts McKinney defense also would be and your personal opinions to built on an assertion that the yourself," the judge said. "I've Army singled him out for pros- Associated PITH photo asked you politely ... that you not ecution because of his status as Butch Albh-TaSea gets help in-line skating by his pooch Pokey at **ne make statements like that." an enlisted soldier, while general River Legacy Park in Arlington, Texas, Wednesday. Clervi ordered Child to tum officers who faced similar accu- over police and investigative re- sations in the past have been cords by Nov. 17 that Gittins said permitted to retire without being FRANCE to new surroundings and how toj would show Fetrow had falsified prosecuted. Continued from page one. the threats. "He is being prosecuted based better communicate. She be- •xT The Army has moved Fetrow on his status," Gittins said. professors are an option for stu- lieves this is beneficial, especial-1 twice since last May to protect McKinney was suspended in dents. ly for women, because in busi-l her, and Army prosecutors have February from his post as ser- Students are only in class three ness you often travel, meet many I different people and must make| avbe. refused to tell McKinney's law- geant major of the Army, the top days a week and are encouraged yers where she works now. enlisted position, after a former to travel the other portion of the your voice be heard. Child said Fetrow was told in a McKinney aide publicly accused week. Dawn Longfellow, junior "In business, as a woman, you I telephoned threat that if she McKinney of making improper international business major, need to be forward ... You learn | spoke to him or the Army's lead sexual advances toward her. studied in Nantes and highly rec- to think on your feet,"she said. investigating agent, she and McKinney, 46, with 29 years in ommends the program. Charles Chittle, director of the I members of her family, as well the Army, has pleaded innocent. She said she enjoyed that this Nantes-France program, also be-[ as Child and the agent, would be McKinney has been allowed to program is open to all majors and lieves that students develop ma- in danger. Child said premature remain in uniform and work on believes that she learned a lot turity, independence and an ap- release of investigative reports his legal case. from encountering a wide varie- preciation for the French cul- ty of people with different opin- ture. He believes that students ions. will not only benefit in their ca- WADDELL She also feels that the traveling reers, but that the program will to salary issues and time con- experience was phenomenal. be helpful getting into graduate Continued from page one. straints, the position was unable "Where in the United States school. He believes that students to be filled this year. can you go glacier climbing?" are regarded highly who take the Rose said Waddell will assist "This is not an entry level pos- she asked initiative to study abroad. him in creating programs for the tion," he said. "My hope is that She thought it was insightful to The basic fee for the Nantes- campus community. Currently, they know what to do and have study Spanish business in class France program is $5,000, which the office is training all em- experience in higher education." and then to travel to Spain that includes the fee for tuition, lodg- ployees of the University in the While Waddell is away from same weekend She also traveled ing and travel. The University area of sexual harassment, he Public Safety, University Sgt. to Germany, Switzerland and offers study-abroad grants. said. Dick Gullufsen was offered the Belgium. She also had the oppor- Anyone interested in partici- Rose said he hopes to fill the public information officer posi- tunity to tour the European par- pating in the Nantes-France pro- position by next fall. He said due tion. liament and NATO headquarters. gram can attend the next infor- Longfellow also believes that mative meetings, which will be this experience will benefit stu- held Nov. 18-19 in the Business dents in their careers. While in Administration Building at 7 France, she learned how to adapt p.m.

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Sentiment* from the Sidelines Jason Falcons dispatch NIU at tourney McMAHON second half, when scoring BG News □ BG, behind a backup for suspended starter Scott Val- Other games low, made four saves and played machine Eirik Frederiksen man- Assistant goal ie, advances to to- with composure in his first ca- aged to finish a rare NIU scoring Kentucky advanced to the sec- Sports Editor day's semifinals with a reer start. chance. i§occer ^J ond round by beating Western Fowler did not face a shot in For most of the game, however, Michigan, 2-1. The Wildcats won 4-1 victory over NIU. the first half, and BG jumped out Frederiksen was shut down by hind me, so I just turned around, without one player, who was sent Divisional to a 2-0 lead. marking back Kevin Jackson. back-heeled it to myself, and took off with a red card early in the By JIM TOCCO Senior Brett Strang opened up "Kevin did a brilliant job," said off," Biggs said. first half. The BG News the scoring just over three BG coach Mel Mahler. "He did a Fowler's first career start re- "It was a great win for them, format minutes into the game, when he great job denying him the ball. If sulted in his second career vic- winning a man down," Mahler OXFORD - Ty Fowler fit the collected a rebound off NIU was definitely the best defensive tory. said. "They're pumped. They've diminishes bill in goal, and the Falcon goalkeeper Paul Vignocchi and effort he's had all year." got good team speed, and we just offense did the rest, as BG rolled knocked it in. There was confu- Bobby Biggs put BG up by two "I thought I was going to be a have to watch their counter- MAC champ over Northern Illinois 4-1 in the sion for a minute regarding with 7:08 remaining in the game. lot more nervous," Fowler said. attack. first round of the Mid-American whether Strang was offsides, but Biggs' great individual effort ap- Akron trounced Eastern Mich- Conference tournament Thurs- the goal was finally allowed. peared to break the Huskies' The Falcons play today's semi- igan 4-0. It was UA keeper Bill The traditional cliches and day night. Darren Niles added another spirit. They would let in the icer final game at 2:30, squaring off Ward's sixth consecutive shutout. hot air once again punctuated The win advances BG to the when a Jay Began comer kick two and a half minutes later to against the second-seeded Wild- Miami stunned Marshall, win- the Mid-American Conference tournament's second round today glanced off his shoulder. Jason Bryant. cats. BG beat Kentucky in last basketball media days, held "I knew there was nobody be- year's semifinals, 4-0. earlier this week in Toledo. All against Kentucky. Fowler, in net Fowler remained strong in the • See DISPATCHES, page eight. 24 men's and women's coaches dished out the obligatory praise for the MAC and all its teams when the microphone was placed in front of them. BG hits end of road in Marshall But when the topic of league expansion and divisional play was broached, most coaches In addition to being the first conference. LaVom Colclough - everybody tough all season. We suddenly became less verbose. (3-7) □ The Falcons play serious Heisman Trophy candi- the "other" receiver - has 52 have to do something against Several delivered the standard Ajll their season finale date in MAC history, Moss may receptions for 689 yards and sev- (them), then worry about the "let's wait and see" answer. en touchdowns. Leave it to the new kid on the BROADCAST against Randy Moss and be the first player in college next one." football history to have his own "They come at you a lot of block to make some waves. WBGU-FM 88.1 Should Marshall beat the Fal- the Thundering Herd. promotional web page different ways with a lot of cons, the Thundering Herd would Western Michigan women's DAVE DiNATALE coach Ron Stewart, in his first (www.RandyMoss.com). weapons," Blackney said. "(Pen- host Ohio next week with the year with the Broncos, discar- &M1KERYPEL By SCOTT BROWN "He's a guy that will probably nington) obviously has a tremen- MAC East division title up for ded the usual rhetoric when he The BG News be playing on Sundays next dous knowledge of their system grabs. approached the subject Tues- TELEVISION year," BG coach Gary Blackney and what they want him to get The Herd's success has been a day night. He warned it may SPORTS CHANNEL OHIO said. "He's as good as they come. done." pleasant surprise for many MAC CABLE CHANNEL 24 After months of hearing the be time for the MAC to stunt hype, Bowling Green finally gets "I don't think you stop Randy BG's problems are magnified coaches, who had reservations its growth, and also berated Moss. It's like Michael Jordan. by the loss of quarterback Bob the league for continuing to the "Randy Moss experience" about the perennial I-AA power- exclude teams from the year- A Marshall University Saturday. What you say is, he's going to get Niemet to a dislocated finger. house's ability to win at the I-A end conference tournament. T The Falcons end a deteriorat- his 50 points or whatever, but you Redshirt freshman Ricky level. Marshall has discounted all Once again, the top eight (7-2) ing season on the road against need to try and contain the other Schneider will lead an offense the doubters, however - a win teams qualify. U Mid-American Conference new- people." that has been painfully incon- over BG would make Marshall "As you add teams, you R comer Marshall and Moss, one of Moss alone translates to trou- sistent so far this season. the winningest team ever in its reach a point of saturation," the most highly-touted players in ble for a Falcon defense that has Four players in the MAC - in- first season in I-A. Stewart said. "The MAC has D college football. been shoddy against the pass this cluding Marshall's Doug Chap- "They had graduated or lost 19 something ... and you have to Moss has caught a touchdown man - average more rushing seniors, six or seven of them in be careful that you don't lose A MARSHA: season. But Marshall presents pass in all 24 of his college the league's top passing offense yards per game than the entire pro camps," Blackney said. "The that as you increase. Y 3:30 p.m. Falcon team does. "I also feel that at the end of games. Only a sophomore, he is by throwing for 313 yards per word throughout the conference the year when you have made Scott Brown's Pick two touchdown catches away game. "Bowling Green is an excellent was that they had a number of a decision to not include four from tying the NCAA's career Quarterback Chad Pennington football team," Marshall coach teams, then you have to make a MARSHALL 42-10 record. has the highest QB rating in the Bob Pruett said. "They've played • See MARSHALL, page eight. decision that's not right for the athletes. That's what it's for. We're here for the athletes and for the fans. I would like to see the day when the tournament Defense key as Falcons is open to all teams." Stewart wasn't the only one with that viewpoint, though he was the only coach to express battle Notre Dame, WMU his opinion with a microphone in front of his face and dozens □ The BG icers look to different for Notre Dame to be in of tape recorders rolling. the top five in the league." Miami coach Charlie Coles - carry momentum J^r Hockey One thing that has stifled BG, whose RedHawks have won through a pair of CCHA though, is the road - the Falcons two of the last three men's are 0-3 when away from the Ice tournaments - agreed games. Arena, including a loss at WMU. wholeheartedly that the tour- • WHAT: Falcon hockey vs. Notre Yet the Falcons don't believe in nament should include the en- ByTODMcCLOSKEY tire conference. Dame, Western Michigan home ice advantage, home or "Open to all teams," Coles The BG News • WHEN: away. said without hesitation. "I go Friday: 7 p.m. "Struggling on the road is by the rest of the country. We If last week was any indication Saturday: 7 p.m. caused by a lack of confidence," may be the only league that of things to come, the Bowling • WHERE: Jones said. "It doesn't really mat- keeps four teams out of the Green hockey team can't wait for Fri.: South Bend, Ind. ter where you play, it all has to do tourney. Either you don't have this weekend's games. Sat.: BGSU Ice Arena with confidence." a tournament (at all) or you do After winning their first Cen- The Falcons are harnessing have (an all-inclusive) one." • RADIO: tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- Sat.: WBGU-FM (88.1) their confidence, using last The MAC splintered into tion game last Saturday against with Jason Gibbs and Ryan Frlsby week's win to bring momentum East and West divisions for the Ferris State, the Falcons (2-5-1 first time this season after to this week's action. Though BG adding Marshall and Northern overall, 1-0-1 CCHA) are hoping has only played two CCHA to add two wins and four points to BGSU Ice Arena Saturday. The Illinois. Buffalo joins the con- Broncos won their first two games, the team feels confident ference in 1998, bringing the move up in the standings. about how it plays and especially "Last week we proved we can games, including a 3-0 defeat of team count to an awkward 13. the Falcons, but have lost four of its defense. Each team will play its in- win with hard work," BG de- "We need a couple of points, tradivisional rivals twice and fenseman Mike Jones said. "And their past five. BG is looking to take care of especially since we've been play at least one crossover that's what's going to win us business with the Irish first. struggling on the road," Jones game against its foes from the games." said. "Last week's practice was opposite side. The teams will This weekend brings two op- "Notre Dame is obviously go- continue to play an 18-game ing to be feeling pretty good like a training camp, a lot of hard conference schedule. ponents on different ends of the and grit work, this week we're CCHA scale. BG battles Notre about themselves," BG coach But the MAC Tournament Buddy Powers said. "Our chal- working on flow, passing and will only invite eight teams. Dame (4-2-0, 1-1-0) Friday. The plays." For the women, the top two Irish are coming off of a big up- lenge is to go into Notre Dame on "Our boys gotta feed off of the teams in each division receive set win last Saturday, beating the Friday night and keep them in reinforcement in the win," coach automatic bids, to be joined by No. 1 team in the CCHA, Michi- their place." Buddy Powers said. "It feels a lot the next four best records re- gan State. 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\ l page 8 The BG News Friday, November 7,1997 Volleyball facing must-win weekend looming and looking to qualify if Erin Siebenhar • Volleyball □ The Falcons travel to the Falcons stumble. "The Akron • WHAT: Akron and Kent in need llevball match Is pivotal because a win Falcon volleyball vs. Pa*, would separate us and give us a Akron, Kent of critical victories to I two-game lead on them," Van De doing business with the iKent Erin Michelle Siebenhar clinch a spot in the MAC Walle said. "However, a loss • WHEN: Tear In school Golden Flashes Saturday at 7 would really hurt us if other Friday: 7:30 p.m. Tournament. p.m. things don't go our way down the Senior "It really is a must-win week- road. We really need seven wins Saturday: 7 p.m. Major By RYAN JOHNSON end," said Falcon coach Denise to assure us a spot." • WHERE: Political Science/Pre-law The BG News Van De Walle. "There's really no After the Akron and Kent Akron, Ohio Nicknames way around it, the team knows matches, BG faces MAC power The Bowling Green volleyball that and I know that." Ball State next week, before fin- Kent, Ohio Monkey team has won games for pride, With only the top three teams ishing the MAC season at Toledo Birthdate for bragging rights and to stop in each division plus two wild- Nov. IS. If the Falcons fail to pick The Falcons may be without 1-27-75 losing streaks - but never be- card teams making the tourna- up at least one win, they could the services of senior Keisha cause it had to. ment, BG needs at least one vic- miss at tournament after getting Hometown Wilkins over the weekend as she The Falcons face that situation tory over the weekend to clinch a out to a fast start at the begin- is still bothered by a sore knee. Fairvlew Park. Ohio this weekend as they travel to spot with just two weeks of MAC ning of the season. Freshman Krista Davis will step High School Akron and Kent needing at least play left. "There's still a possibility that in at the middle hitter spot if Fairvlew Park High School one win to stay afloat in the race The Falcons enter the weekend we could not make it," Van De Wilkins is unable to play. to capture a spot in the Mid- in third place in the division with Walle said. "I don't like to think "Krista will do a nice job for Career Highlights American Conference Tourna- a (>6 league record. Akron is just about it or address it because at us, but there's really no way to 1997 Honorable Mention Academic All-MAC ... ment. BG will take on the Akron a game behind BG with a 5-7 one point we were 4-0, but we replace Keisha's experience," Former walk-on to the Falcons ... three-time con- Zips Friday at 7:30 p.m. before mark while Marshall (5-9) is have to be realistic." Van De Walle said. ference champion to high school Who is your all-time favorite BG athlete? DEFENSE DISPATCHES Orel Hershlser Continued from page six. "Hopefully, our guys can rea- through the weekend. With the Continued from page six. Do you think BG sports get enough support on lize the importance of checking strong defensive nature of the games - it's a start and we have campus? well and staying out of the box," CCHA this year, goals have been to build off it." Powers said. "One of the high- hard to come by. Yes ning 2-0 on their home field. Last weekend, BG learned to lights so far has been our penalty "Our defense is going to have Marshall's leading scorer, Nor- Who has been a big inspiration in your life? stay out of the penalty box, com- killings. Nearly all the goals we'- to be our strong point for us right man Dotch, was ejected. Teachers who have pushed me to go to law school mitting fewer and less costly ve given up have been from now," Powers said. "As long as Miami and Akron square off at penalties. The fewer penalties What were you for Halloween? 5-on-3s." (Mike) Savard keeps playing well noon today. The winners of that translated into fewer power-play The Falcons will be relying on in goal, that's a big plus to being a game and BG-Kentucky will Nothing — we had a game opportunities for the opposition. their defense to pull them strong defensive club." meet in the finals Sunday. McMAHON MARSHALL Continued from page six. For the past 15 years, teams ence champion.... I don't like the interdivisional rivals. about everything In the playbook. played each other twice to sort notion of just playing divisions." That would bring some sem- Continued from page six. Barnes would like to see a "You have to mix coverages," -gardless of division. All teams out the MAC race. For more than blance of equality to the schedul- outstanding players still among Btackney said. "A lot of the will be seeded according to 50 years, the MAC champion has home-and-away series between ing. But it still won't put one team league record, however. been the team atop the standings every team. In a 12-team league, on top of the entire conference. their ranks. times, by the nature of our The divisional champions on at the end of the season. that's just not feasible. Thirteen "How quickly they adapted is coverage, Chioke Bradley will be the men's side automatically Not anymore. A half-century of teams makes it near impossible. very interesting." matched up against him. The way qualify, along with the next six tradition has hit a giant roadblock That translates into a 22- or Blackney's answer to trying to Chioke has played the last couple best records. in the form of divisional play, and 24-game conference schedule, contain Moss will be to throw a games, that is the best we have. The split into divisions has it doesn't sit well with many. which simply won't work. lot of different coverages in That is the best we can do." snuffed out any possibility for a "I don't like it. I don't like it at Kent women's coach Bob Lind- Jttil.TO.0P hopes of confusing him. Black- The Falcons have moved Leon regular-season champion. There all," said Eastern Michigan men's say suggested a 16-game league ney admitted, however, that Weathersby back to offense full- will be an East champion and a coach Milton Barnes. "I like the docket, in which teams would Call or Walk In through nine games this year, time in hopes of revitalizing the West champion, but no MAC concept of playing everyone play a pair of games against in- Marshall has probably seen just champion. twice and having a true confer- tradi visional foes and one against running game. 412E.Wooster, A SONY'S Suite B CHOOSE ANX 2 MIRAGE 7" 1 Item Pizza FOR GREATEST r Bowling Green BEAUTY SALON Huge Breadsticks HITS! •'•Small Sub MEN'S SPECIALS / ;• 7 Wings $4.75;, 352-3316 $5.00 '• 4 Mozzarella Cheese Sticks/ Clipper Cutsj ; JUST ASK! 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"Quote for the Day n "I think what his fans truly want to hear is that he is well-hung and in good shape." said X-Files star Gillian Anderson, Anderson reveals the results of her private investigation into to size of David Duchonvny's manhood. Anderson, 29, caught the "Agent Mulder" actor naked after walking into his trailer. Jumbo Popcorn In the JJ. Phish releases concert album SIEGEL Jamie Budzick Talking Heads' "Remain In spotlight... BG Entertainer BG Entertainer Light." Staff Writer It is a time to rejoice. After The new album features two REM drummer Bill much anticipation (from fans covers, including the Talking Berry has left the band. Drugs, rock n' anyway), the quartet from Heads' tune, "Cities," along Bill Berry felt that he Vermont, Phish, has released with ZZ Top's "Jesus Just Left wasn't enjoying the REM their eighth album, "Slip Stitch Chicago." The first song on the roll & more drugs experience and it was time and Pass". album, "Cities," is a catchy song, to move on. However, the Music and drugs. Both have The band, which has become with simple spoken lyrics. One been around forever and there best known for the crackling of my personal favorites on the three remaining members is no doubt that these two pow- energy of their live perfor- entire album, "it" is a rare find will continue and have no erful forces have met many, mances, released a totally live on most bootleg tapes and will immediate plans to hire a many times. album mixing a blend of previ- have everyone tapping their replacement for Berry. Take a good look at your CD's ously unreleased concert favor- toes. TV drama wants NBC "Jesus Just Left Chicago" is a collection. Can you honestly ites, covers and live studio to show them the $$$ say that all of the music you tracks. Recorded at a show in blues song that is sung by American TV executives are own is completely clean and Hamburg, Germany on March 1, keyboard player Page sober? My guess would be no. the album gives new fans a look McConnell. Another rare find on clutching the checkbooks in In fact, I'm pretty sure that into Phish's dynamics and most bootleg concert tapes, the anticipation that top-rated ER some of the CDs you own versatility, and long-time fans song showcases Page's soulful will be a TV "free agent" would have never existed if the yet another piece of Phistory. voice and versatility on key- after this season. The show's artists weren't strung out on From beginning to end, "Slip boards. producers are demanding $10 some kind of hallucinogenic. Stitch and Pass" takes the Then there are the old-time million per episode next listener on a ride that touches on phavorites. For the well-sea- 1 am not a raving hippie. I am season, up from the $2 all aspects of how truly talented soned fans who have seen shows not lobbying Congress to legal- million for this season. To ize hemp. 1 am not trying to Phish is. Although slow at times or heard bootleg tapes, "Slip afford that fee, the respective spark more debate in The in comparison to other live Stitch and Pass" provides clear, News about whether mari- recordings, the album encom- crisp recordings of unreleased of the clapping or cheering of the quartet-style. In the audience, a network will charge more for juana is more or less dangerous passes the character of the band songs like "Mike's Song" and crowd, Phish makes a connection mixture of laughing, screaming commercials during the show than alcohol. that has attained a cult-like "Weekapaug Groove." Featuring with fans that is rarely seen in a and shushing can be heard as than is currently charged for What I am simply trying to following of loyal phishheads. the bass guitar of Mike Gordon, live performance. Throughout phans cling to every word. the Super Bowl. "Slip Stitch and Pass," you can The rest of the album is made say is that narcotics have One trait that Phish has these delightfully funky songs Bond fights Fox owner have been on Phish's set lists for hear audience members respond- up of previously released studio brought about some of the acquired over the years has been Media baron Robert years. Both tunes are the catalyst ing to the antics on stage. tracks that have made their way greatest music of our time. This that of a great cover band. For Murdoch is flattered to be the of the entire album, providing a The best example comes onto a live album for the first is a very bold statement; yet, I the past three Halloween shows, villain in the upcoming James quick boost of energy, when during the track "Hello My time. Choosing songs from four am aware of what drugs can they have covered an entire Bond movie, "Tomorrow other songs seem a little less Baby," an old-time barber shop different albums, Phish shows do. They foster dependency album from beginning to end, Never Dies." The villain aggressive. quartet song. Showing their why they are known best for their and take lives. On the other along with their usual two sets closely resembles him in The connection with their range as singers and their ability live performances. hand, they are responsible for of original songs. The albums looks and in nature. In the to harmonize, I'hish gathers spawning an entire universe of covered have been: The Beatles' audience while they are per- Continued on page 007 film, the villain starts a forming is what truly makes together around one microphone creativity. "White Album", The Who's war in China to expand his Phish special. Often playing off and sings in a barber shop There is no denying that the "Quadraphonic" and The ten vast empire. Beatles were stoned for a good Garth album closer to part of their musical career. "Yesterday" and "Hard Day's release Night" are great songs, but the Six Impossible Things tastes good Garth Brooks new album, Beatles didn't reach their high- "Sevens" will be released on manically all the way. est point of popularity until Michael Leonard Nov. 25. Also in the future for As the white rabbit runs they released one of their most BG Entertainer Garth is a shakeup at his onstage — and offstage — drug-oriented albums, "Ser- record label. Capitol Nash- geant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Lewis Carroll: Six Impossible exclaiming that he is late, the ville President Scott denizens of Wonderland physi- Club Band." The Beatles were Things Before Breakfast takes Hendricks was pushed out in cally pluck Alice (Gretchen presenting something new and the stage as Bowling Green State favor of marketing expert Pat Offenburg) out of front row, tear undiscovered, albeit through University's annual freshman Quigley, a favorite of Brooks. off Alice's BGSU sweater — and Last Wednesday, Brooks said drugs. show this weekend at the Joe E. When we think of Jimi Brown Theatre. reality with it — and toss her that he has plans next year to into the abyss of Wonderland. Hendrix or the Rolling Stones, This twisted adaptation of release several more albums, What follows is a zany romp one of the first things we asso- Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Won- including a duet album with as Alice visits with all of ciate with them is drugs. Janis derland" and "Through the Trisha Yearwood. Carroll's classic characters. Joplin was popular during her Looking Glass" is definitely not Compiled from online sources. Watch for the fight scene be- time, but she is more popular your father's Lewis Carroll. tween the Red Knight (Korrin now. If Janis Joplin had not "I'm mad, you're mad, we're Wagar) and White Knight (Nick died tragically of a heroin over- all mad," muses the Cheshire Heim). This has to be the first Top Ten dose, she would just have been Cat. time Lewis Carroll has been Three characters from "Six Impossible Things" take a break. the Melissa Etheridge of her And so were the playrights mixed with kung-fu theatre. overrated day and faded out of people's when they adapted the script. simple to elaborate. Alice's of the cast becomes annoying. The set is meager, to say the minds. Director John McCaslin-Doyle English dress is the only con- Also, the useage of gestures least. All that is on the stage is a movies Drugs have also played a part guides a talented freshmen stant, as like many other things moves into overkill after the floor pattern that goes from red in bringing some bands' guard ensemble cast through this in the play, the costumes adjust midpoint of the play. and white checkers to a psy- 1. Twister down. We all know what hap- wacky piece. The cast does very with changes in scenes. A notice to any parents wishing chotic blur. pens when we've been drink- well in adapting themselves The ensemble cast, on the to take young children to this 2. All Four Batman movies Creative lighting effects, ing too much. The same is true throughout the play, moving whole, does a good job. The performance: This play is defi- 3. Lost World designed by Sean McCarthy, are for drugs. With a group like from their established roles to energy that this all-freshmen nitely rated PG due to a few 4. The Firm very effective in portraying the Fleetwood Mac, one of the narrators to living scenery to group breathes into the play is instances of sexual innuendo and mood of each scene. On the back 5. Broken Arrow most drugged up bands of the props. contagious. Freshmen they may other mature themes. wall of the stage, a color scrim is 6. Hercules 70s, they opened themselves As with Carroll's books, be, but the members of this cast Lewis Carroll: Six Impossible placed to give the effect of night 7. Ransom nothing in this play is set in are no amateurs. Things Before Breakfast runs at and other times. stone — or sane. The Wonder- The play is not without its the Joe E. Brown Theatre tonight 8. Joe's Apartment Continued on The costumes, designed by land residents enter the theater flaws. The constant use of and tomorrow at 8 p.m. and 9. Booty Call Teresa Ter Harr, range from page ten from the rear, laughing falsetto voice by some members Sunday at 2 p.m. 10. Waterworld

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The last song on the album is a song that Phish has played for Pietasters rock Toledo's Main Event Live Phish years, yet didn't put onto a studio album until last year with Mike Hammer toward the punk/ska sound, are used tc the old sound that problems with the venue's Continued from the release of "Billy Breathes." BG Entertainer similar to bands Less than made the Pietasters one of the sound technician and the beer- page nine The song, "Taste," has an up- The Pietasters reinforced Jake and The Mighty Mighty more popular ska bands soaked floor made it impos- tempo beat and when sung live, their posititon as a premier ska Bosstones. Songs like "Crazy today. Songs like "Stone sible to dance. Overall, the The second track on the album often has interchanging lyrics between the band. band with their live perfor- Monkey Woman" and "Fat Feeling" and "Higher" take show was very highenergy and is "Wolfman's Brother" off of the album "Hoist." A longer, All in all, Phish's latest release mance at Toledo's Main Event Snack" just ooze with punk the band in a new direction, the crowd loved it. jammed-out version of the song, can be judged as very good, but on Oct. 25. Opening up for the overtones, but pleasantly yet still have those familar Afterward, bassist Todd it blends soulful lyrics with a not great. Lacking the raw Pietasters was another tal- retain the definitive Pietaster themes. Eckhardt told me the Pietasters have been touring non-stop funky beat, much better than the energy of their previous live ented ska band, The Smooths, Pietasters sound. Many of the songs the album, "A Live One," Phish since 1993. "We started in 1993, original recording. and rounding out the show Not all the songs stray Pietasters played that night seems to slow it down a little in sleeping on the bus and eating The fourth song of the album, was Bouncing Souls. The show completely from the previ- were about women and beer. their tempo; however, the free bologna and peanut butter and "Weigh," off of the album "Rift," was highlighted by the ous albums. Some tracks "Maggie Mae," "Drinking features peculiar lyrics: "I'd like flowing jams and funky riffs jelly sandwiches. We haa no Pietasters performing songs have the familiar soothing and Driving," "Dollar Bill" to cut your head off so 1 can were still there. from their latest album, sound and lyrical jubilee that are all songs that put the money, but it was fun." weigh it, Whadda ya say?" It Perhaps expecting too much "Willis". we have come to know and Pietasters on the map. So why do the Piestasters also features the exceptional bass from the band thai always seems The new album is a change love from the Pietasters. The show was, unfortu- tour so much? Eckhardt playing of Gordon. to surprise, I was disappointed of pace for the Pietasters. On "Out All Night and Crime" nately, not as good as it could answered, "We get free beer Sandwiched between "Mike's to find that none of the new it, the Pietasters went more will please those fans who have been. There were several when we tour." Song" and "Weekapaug Groove" songs that Phish released on is a decent version of their recent summer tour were "Lawnboy," which is rarely on the album. My advice for new played between the two during fans to buy the album and see live performances. The song what you've been missing. For Cote performs tonight features McConnell on vocals those of us who have become BG Entertainer and keyboards and sets the scene acquainted with the band, it's a much more than Cote's fine for the climactic rise into good addition to the library, but work. They'll be treated to cov- Local country music fans will "Weekapaug Groove." keep on phishin' for bootlegs. ers of favorites by Mary be treated tonight when per- Chapin Carpenter, Trisha former Nathalie Cote brings her Yearwood, Linda Rondstadt, Morrison and Shannon Hoon to driving voice to the Lenhart Bonnie Tyler, Melissa Ethridge, take a good look at. It can be ar- Grand Ballroom. Drugs Sheryl Crow, Vince Gill, Garth gued that the Stone Temple Pi- The free performance, which Brooks, Eric Clapton and begins at 8 p.m., will feature Continued from lots made better music when much more. Cote's passionate country mu- Scott Weiland was on heroin. Cote's parents knitted her a sic with her band's musical page nine STFs post-heroin album, "Tiny fine musical tapestry for her to musings. Music," didn't live up to expec- develop her talents. Her father up and spilled their guts tations of earlier works. I would Cote promises to provide a played the piano profession- through their music. There was country atmosphere and will take the song "Creep" over "Big ally, as well as the guitar, while nothing they were afraid to say unleash some of her earlier Bang Baby" any day. her mother was a church or let their audience know. works as well as cuts from her I realize that everyone will group singer. Her professional Today, the safest drug of anticipated release "Love is have a different view on this career plodded forward with choice is musicians. We let mu- Calling". Her third release fea- subject, but we can't lose sight the formation of the New En- sicians be our eyes and ears. We tures the rising single, "Is She that much of the music that has gland favorite, The Nathalie Really Going Out With Him?" let them wander into the un- excited us over the years was Cote Band, until she was dis- Cote first gained prominence known and they come back and drug-inspired. covered. in 1994 after appearances on tell us what it's all about and We tell the musicians what we Currently, Cote's future TNN and a Nashville show- how it felt. This can go for any want and they supply. In some might be across the Atlantic. case. Then, Cote teamed with issue: Love, sex or spirituality. cases the artist dies in the pro- Her work is critically legendary producer Scott Musicians open the doors that cess. So for now, we can only accliamed in Ireland and the MacPherson, who is primarily we are too afraid to open and watch the wheel turn. UK. A six-week tour of those known for his work with artists we then live vicariously regions is currently under de- Reba McEntire and Alabama. Nathalie Cote, will be performing at Lenhart Grand Ball- through them. velopment. Those in attendance will get room on Nov. 7. Wez have Kurt Cobain, Jim SENIOR PORTRAITS THIS WEEK If you were unable to schedule an appointment last session- now is your chance. CALL 372-8634 Portraits taken in 28 West Hall.

$ I I f Friday, November 7,1997 The BG News page 11 Bowling Green Nothing to do list for Nov. 8 BGSU HOCKEY are like the great progressive proving you wrong rockers in the '70s due to their obsession with complex songs that VS. drop in and out of grooves. And, of For Swinging Hipsters: course, the songs bleed together under a common concept, like any Two national swing acts roll WESTERN MICHIGAN good Genesis album. into town Monday Nov. 10 and They call it "math rock" nowa- Tuesday Nov. 11 to play the Citi days because you can't tap your Lounge in Perrysburg (fifteen Saturday Night at 7:00 foot to it unless you count the beats minutes north on 114 Lousiana in your head (they also call it that Will Oldham. at the BGSU Ice Arena because it's made by utter nerds, Ave). Monday's show features Shipping News. who today are quite fashionable). Joya. Bio Ritimo, a salsa-swing \, Save Everything. But 1 promise, the trickery gives (Drag City) 4.0 fusion band. Tuesday features (quarterstick) 3.3 way to a catchy bad-ass groove Ray Condo, who critics say is enough on the Shipping News tingling for the careful listener. the real deal. Who says you Something that has always record to keep you interested. He turns you into a warm ball of attracted me to indie rock bands Try "Steerage," the outstanding awe and sympathy. can't be hip in northwest Ohio? Students admitted FREE with valid BGSU ID (that is, underground, college track, which may actually give you After six records under the radio-type bands) is the free quite an adrenaline rush. It cap- names Palace Brothers, Palace For the Hip and Socially associations of its band members. tures the intensity of an efficient, Music and Palace Songs, he has Aware: Take a core "scene" (based on clockwork sea crew trying to pass released "Joya" without the location) and a few "big" bands, through a storm. For a while, the Palace moniker. "Joya" is, BGSU's Anti-Racist Action and you can draw a family tree band holds on the groove, but the without a doubt, this year's presents its second benefit that spans nearly twenty bands. storm is insurmountable. The finest record. show at Howard's Club H. Apartment living NOT As the tree of rock grows out- groove gives way to noise and a On "Joya", Oldham has Bands, Wensday Nov. 12 from ward, we see bands get more melancholy resolution that leaves refined his vocals. Instead of specialized and experimental, but you with a small empty, tragic growing on you like his sneaky all genres include Dj Kausion, what you expected? retain the high quality of the feeling. What band do you know songs often nave in the past, Ganymede, Bunnygrunt (from mother band. takes on such a emotional storm in "Joya" demands your attention Kansas City) and Aloha. • call now for Spring and Summer leasing Because of the fluidity of band under six minutes? instantly and rips your heart Proceeds will help the organi- members to start side projects like While Louisville's Slint was right out. zation bring more speakers and • utilities included crazy, we can tell that they are busy redefining underground rock From the first time the needle events to campus. Just $3 with a • space available immediatley doing what they want, the (even Spin can't stop alluding to lands in its groove, Oldham and canned good for the good old • no rent payments during school breaks ultimate in artistic freedom. And Slint in record reviews), its company rock more straight- • semester leases for the listener with a little members were doing a part time ahead than ever before. "Joya" is soup kitchen. patience, there is beauty to be thing backing up a mysterious less like an informal music For Artsy Types: • close to campus found in watching these artists do folky singer/songwriter as a group project (which was Palace's vibe) • on-site laundry facility exactly what they want. called Palace. That singer was Will and more like an attempt at The Strong Spirits exhibition Shipping News is one such Oldham, a small quiet guy with a perfection for Oldham. Still, disappears from the Dorthy association. Rodan, now years guitar, some acting experience and Oldham keeps a honest and pure Bryan Gallery on Wednesday of Call Newman Housing defunct, is one of those "big" a whole lot of talent. live sound, reminding me of next week. Don't let this collec- bands which spawned some of Will Oldham is this generation's Neil Young's "Harvest." tion of seven highly-respected for details on hassle-free living! today's best bands, including the most touching songwriter. In his At any rate, both the band and woman sculptors pass you by. moody string/piano trio Rachel's honestly abstract songs, Oldham Oldman's voice are flawless. and concept rockers June of 44. unites cowboy imagery, ambiguous Oldham goes out of his way to Apparently, the guys were sexual experiences, religious hit the sweetest notes he can, For Theatre goers: 354-2191 writing a soundtrack to a National hymns and cathartic loves songs. even changing into a songbird Check out Six Impossible Public Radio documentary when With a full band, he creates on To the Gator.'' Things, a theatrical adaptation of they decided to do the Shipping timeless music that transcends its Will and his label "Drag City" News thing. They stole their name country rock sound. have already proven their ability Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonder- from an E. Annie Proulx novel, Oldham's voice is as fragile as to make this record a secret. Who land" this weekend. Next share the emphasis on bass, the emotions in his songs - cracking knows how long or often you'll weekend it's up the South Hall BGSU WOMEN'S drums and poetic shouting from at all highs, quieting at the lows. It see this one in a record store. But stairs for the Elsewhere produc- June of 44, and added the subtle strains always, but nits every when you do see it, I hope your tion of "My Children! My BASKETBALL graces of Jason Nobel (like singing gorgeous note. Even in lyrics of eyes will light up in the prospect Africa!," a tragedy about apart- 'True Lovers Knot" accapella) to jubilation or fits of sexual tension, of purchasing an album that will heid in South Africa. make a really solid, moving piece Oldham's voice remains sweet and change your life. Pick up a copy vs. of music. melancholy. There's a little climax for your family while you're at it. You might say these indie bands in every song, and a lot of spine Will Oldham is that special. AAU All-Stars

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Linta Caryn, 14 x 65 Very good condition 373 1778 Good luck in Review II Good Luck al R«vww 2 $8900Owner financing available Houses & Duplexes for '98- 99 school yea/ 1 Subieaaer needed immediately to fill one room Make ma Proud and the family loo Your family will ba chaanng lor you Bob €»669- 3393 1 lo 4 person homes available in a two bedroom apt. Rent $2567mo Only pay Know your purpote and aay it loud Your B-o. Nicki 12 month leases only starting in May eJecmdiy Please call 353-0379 Than you will impress the crowd. Ml. Bike Trek 7000 wshocks $600 or best Steve Smith 352-89i7(nocalls after 8pm) Love. Lirda Diana, SubHaser need immediately 2 bdrm. own offer 352-2505 Your Big Dana M room, close to campus. 1210/mo. Utilities in- Good luck a! Reviaw 2 looking lor subleaseis for a 2 bedroom. 2 Ciuded. Call 352-1267 n M thara chaanng for you i Premier Resort camping membership Two tor bedroom apt for information please call Your Big. Kata HIKE THE GRAND CANYON. SKI IN Sublease^ needed now or lor spnng. the price of one! Coast to coast members' 3540316 Cheap rent Close to campus Call 353-2101 COLORADO Many amenities $6,000 negotiable. New Apt; 130 E Washington (the Homestead) SURF rN HAWAII' LiMaMagan, Call 1-800-956 3630 1 bdrm w/office. New appliances, carpeting, You can do any of these rhrough The I warn to wish you luck at Review 2. SuWeasers needed for spring semester fixtures. 2 phone lines, cable-ready, walking National Student Exchange Program Gat ready to rap and clap' Perfect location/ cheap rent RC 10 GT radio controlled truck Many acces- distance to campus, and downtown Gel rhe fads- Wednesday. November 12 love. Farrah Call Came 352-8786 sories Never been used. Best offer Golf clubs *53S/mo Can Mary or Fekx 354-8203 aM.OOpm. Taft room 3rd floor Union with bag $75 obo. Couch $20 353 1301, leave For more details, call 2-2451 PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Two sublease's needed for Spnng. House on message. NOW AVAILABLE ADOPTION IS AN OPTION East Court Street. Close to campus and bars. Specialized stumpjumper mountain bike. Many 1 8 2 BEDROOM APIS CLOSE TO CAM A warm, caring couple will give your baby a life- Please call 353-1021. extras. Good condition $400. Call Gary PUS time of love, security A wonderful opportuni- 354-6170 CALL 352 9378 FOR RATES ties. Please call Karol & Rob at CALL US! 1-800-292-5363 Of call 1-800-927-7222 & ask HELP WANTED '84 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible looks great. ity Ka-oi & Rob's p'oMe ol information Runs great, needs a new top Call for in- Now available Mount Vernon Apis. 2 bed- to373-0044 room, fully furnished, util provided., balconies. SEIZED CARS from *175 Porsches. Cadil laudry fatalities, on-site manager Rent nego- 81000'e POSSIBLE TYPING Part Time Al 353-MEGA laca.Chevys. BMW!. Corvettes Also Jeeps. tiaole Call now 352 9909 (6 3 4 2) 4WDa.Your Area. Toll Free 1-800-2189000 Home.To* Free 1-800-218-0000 Ext T-2076 Ext. A-2076 for currant hsongs for listings. Private Rm- Share common area FOR RENT 3 houses away from campus $2«0/mo 1616J.WOOSTER util included 352-7468atter5pm SENIOR PORTRAITS $1500 weakly potential mailing our anculars. SENIOR PORTRAITS Fw information. Call 410-347-1475. WE PROUDLY SUPPORT Room for rent in BG home. Grad male pre- SENIOR PORTRAITS CRUISE SHIP 8 LAND TOUR EMPLOY- ferred Please call 352-1631 or 354 6701. FREE Delivery or 15 Min.pkk-up Seniors graduating in Dec . May or August MENT • Discover how to work m eiobc loca- should call 372-8634 to schedule your sitting If tions, meet fun people, while earning a living in leave message you were unable to gel an appointment last these exciting industries1 For employment m- The Domino's Meal Plan time- call now. The S8 sitting fee can bechar- fr>mai.on.call 51 7 336-0571 Ext. CSS441 Roommates needed now and second semes Mention this ad when ordering ged through rhe Bursar Portraits ara taken in ler Own room Call 353-0325 tha Kay Yearbook office- 28 West HaH (base- Dancers • Now hiring for the ment) dairy from 10am-6pm. f 1 Gentlemen's Club in Toledo. Storage Avail .5x10 10x30 units. LARGE PEP Trawl 8 magazine modeling available United Way Call 354 2260 DejaVu 410-531 -0079 SIO KAP • SM3 KAP" SIG KAP of Greater Toledo Subleaser needed Immediately Tha suters of Sigma Kappa would hke to con- Jolly person needed to play Santa evenings 8 5 mm from campus. 1/4 ol cost $5.99#! gratulate Carrie Kramer on her pea/lmg weekends. $5.25 par hour • Must be dependa- Call 353-1060. E Merry (9 to Mark D'Annlballe ■ ble Apply Woodland Mall Office 1234 N. Mam 9Q*f\Q8 One Large One hem Pizza Best wishes' St. between 9am - 3pm Mon. • Fn. " ™ Super Coupon ' — ^ Mature person for bartender He 1)1 II' DISH il OH EXTRA NOT SIG KAP' SIO KAP■ SKJ KAP Part Dme. Apply in person Open 4 p.m. weekdays • VALID WITH ANY OTHER BG Country Club 01 I IK l-XI'IRES I 6« Lunch weekends Staoa, AtenetrvtCtoUim3 •WinterWear Be ready to sing VERY loud and MEGA DEAL NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT Discover • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry • Imported Gssrs know the purpose' You've done a how to won. m America's Parks, Forests $ PIZZA • Clove Curettes • Incense • Unique g reat joo so far and I'm proud of you I Wildlife Preserves CompeDDve wages ♦ bo- I Love Lon nuses! Seasonal/year-round For employment Candles • Tapestries • Stickers • Posters • informapon. call: (517) 324-3081 eit. N5544 j 900* Tees • Patchwork Pants • Hair Glitter $8.99 (sold & silver) & wide assortment of SALE! I Wanted 1 nckel lor Dec. 20th Graduation Telephone interviewing. Pi-time, no sell- washable colors • 8ody Purifiers (100% | Any Size Pizza | Please Help. ing,relaxed atmosphere. Some days, mostly COUPON GOOD THRU 11/30/97 372-5387 eves. 8 wkends Flexible scheduling-m Per- guarantee) •Leather - padded wool socks With Lip To 'I Items | rysburg •Scented oils & lotions • IjQk liltPDIMUllvXTRA DOlBlt | 674-5642 SMALL ^/|25" VJBB1 CHKSE rxtu N01VAl.il). \s> I Would you like lo spend your Spring Break ITEM ^XM ■ .mil- ill K .11., s < — , In New York Cly lo learn about poverty and 445 E. Wooster racism Ural hand, and ateo earn 3 hours WAfTSTAFF WANTED (At the railroad tracks) PIZZA academic credit. For more information call Bid Gladieui Catering, a large catering company m FALCON COMBO Thompson at UCF Center-352-7534 Toledo is seeking waitstaff. We offer part-time Mon-Sat 11:30-9 shifts and flexible hours Pay is based on expe- MED rience Please call Diana at (410)473-3003 be- Sunday 12-6 354-0176 WANTED tween 0:OOanv3:OOpm Monday Friday for 1 ITEM $9.99 more information. PIZZA One Medium Two llem Pizza. Youth Workers. Part time youth instructors Cmemark Theatres Two Coca-Colas & needed lor the coordination, supervision 8 or- LARGE One Order of Twisiy Bread ganization of youth recreational crafts, athlet- H CINEMA 5In NOT VAUD WITH ANY OTHER ics. 8 educational programs College back- 1 ITEM OFFER EXPIRES 16-98 round pref: 23 • 28 UtU week Late afternoon > 11234 N. Main St 354-0558, to earty evaning. Can 874-4520 after 1 pm PIZZA Wanted 100 Students Lose 8-l00lbs. New ■MadCty(PG-T3) DOUBLE LARGE metabolism breakthrough- Dr. recommend^ 535 730 KM5 EX. LG. Guaranteed $30 cost Free gift 1-800-856-0016 Seven Vear* In Tibet (PQ-13) 1 ITEM 420 7:10 10:00 PIZZA $12.99fPi FOR SALE Fatytab: ATrueStory (PG) Add a Huge Order Two Large Two Item 520 730 9)45 Breadsticks $2.25 Pizzas 19" color Tv. Great picture' $50 Loft, sturdy DEO* DISH 11 EXTRA NOT VAUD . and dean. $50 Can 373 0067 Devil's Advocate (R) -»r»" " ">. Voted ■ WITH (NYOIH kOFTOt 4:10 7:00 9:55 f \. Wood County's- rAPIRhN I 6 WITH UO OTHB utiin hXPlkl-S !-*■« BGSU MEN'S BASKETBALL We accept competitors' coupons for like Product & Service VS. Management Inc. AAU All-Stars Start the New Year in a new place. Stop by 1045 N. Main for more Saturday at 3:30 Info. Anderson Arena Management Inc. Students admitted FREE with a valid BGSU ID Efficiency apt. 215 E. Poe Rd., STEAK HOUSE loud, on jite-storts at $230/mo. Howard's Club H (ovail. Jan.) 353-5800 ESTA&LISHKD I 9 S I Mon-Sat 12-2:30 am 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 3529951 163 South Main Street Bowling Green 352 2595 Friday Goldtooth Display Saturday FINDLAY AREA MANUFACTURER Paper Plate Management Inc. $7.50 AN HOUR - SEASONAL Bands start at 10 p.m. 830 Fourth Si. avail. Jan 1 si. POSITIONS ''t^X\A ■ /\J\ Ibdrm, aoj heot, A/C, starting Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball at $330+«lec./gos call Findtay Area Manufacturer is looking for seasonal help. Are you 353-5800 Interested In being paid $7.50 an hour and are available to work November 24 through the 26th and over Christmas break? Requirements: JOHN NEWLOVE High School Diploma or GED Good work ethic REAL ESTATE Available all shifts Ask about the Rumpf Star Performer Program Summer & Fall of 1998 Management Inc. 610 N. Main, avail. Jon 1 si. Apply at: Houses and Apartments only 15 min walk to campus, A Five-Star Employment Center 1 bedroom, yet nesrled in RUMPF RUMPF ros. neighborhood, 319 North Blanc hard Are Available ! $310*gas/mo coll • • • • • Ftndlay, Ohk> 319 E. Wooster 352 -6553 353-5800

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