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By QUINN WHITE "Once Allyn Hall is empty, For The Guardian it will be renovated to receive the College of Education out of University Hall will be the Milieu," said Thoroughman. Swimming name of the new academic Renovation to Allyn should diving team building next to Rikc Hall. begin in June or July. Follow- to Kenyon Fifteen departments from ing the renovations to Allyn. Allyn Hall including the Millctt will undergo renova- p.11 President's office. Physical tions and its occupants will Plant and Human Resources mov into Allyn during the con- will begin moving into the struction building during the third week The Liberal Arts department of February. The nursing de- will not permanently move out partment will move last as they of Milieu, but, according to Men's hoops relocate to University Hall over " Liberal Arts loses two spring break. will need to find some swing "Nursing will move in over space until Millctt is renovated, tight break to avoid disturbing win- but then they wiil move buck ones ter classes." said Tim of the first floor der construction since last Sep- in." Thoroughman, University En- where classes will begin Spring tember and is the beginning of As of now, no date has been p.11 gineer. The nursing department Quarter. a "domino plan" to renovate made for a grand opening cer- will occupy the basement and University Hall has been un- Allyn and Millet! Halls. emony. Wright One Card to be used in elections All organizations to have access to Mini-Wedge system

Best of Dayton By HEATHER M. Wedge systems on-campus. Govcrnment account. Once system for their own elections. results BISHARA and MICHAEL As of last year, students had they vote, they will spend their "I will rent it to any group 7 D. PITMAN to show their validation card at penny," said Lansdale. who would want to use it," said News Editor and News the election tables in order to "We set up in the system a Moss. p' area Writer vote. With the use of the Wright privilege that gives everybody Student Government elec- One Card and the Mini-Wedge that is a valid student one tions will occur the third week Students will encounter a system, students will no longer chance to vole." said Moss. of spring quarter. For more in- new voting system this spring need to show their validation Each Mini-Wedge costs formation contact Lansdale at when they head card. $2,600 and the Wright One (937) 775-5575. If your orga- ¥ to the election Accord- Card office paid for them. nization is interested in renting tables to vote ing to While SG will be the first to the Mini-Wedges for their elec- for Student Lansdale, use the new system, any orga- tions. they may contact Moss 4 Star Reveiw of Government the Wright nization will be able to use the at (937) 775-5564. "A Sim pie Plan" positions. One Card "Student will have a p.9 Government new special elections will account now be totally added to done using the 5 their card £) Wright One called a Will They Be Laughing in Ten Years? Card system," jj " S t u d e n l Billboard's Top 5 Albums This Week: said Jason o-Govern- 1999 1989 Lansdale, Stu- The Mini-Wedge system. 1 .Britney Spears- 1 Bobby Brown- ment ac- ...Baby One More Time Don't Be Cruel dent Election Commissioner. count." This account will be 2.'N Sync- 2.Guns 'N Roses- HealthStyle According to Sara Moss. totally separate from their 'N Sync Appetite For Destruction Wright One Card system ad- meal card and on-campus ac- 3.DMX- 3.Traveling Wilburys- Flesh ot my Flesh Blood ot my Blood Traveling Wilburys p.10 ministrator, the AT&T Cam- counts. 4.The Offspring- 4.Def Leppard- pus Wide Mini-Wedge system "Each student who is reg- Americana Hysteria will be now used to conduct istered for spring quarter will 5.Lauryn Hill- 5.Poison- elections. There are two Mini- have a penny in their Student Tne Miseducation ol lauryn Hill Open Up and Say... Ahh!

T 1TK GUARBUUt WtONfSUA Y JANUAR Y 27, !99!i representative, announced that

trar at WSU. Sauter has served in ask questions similar positions at the Jason Lansdale. Parking and Middleiiiv.il campus ol Miami Transportation representative, () and most recently at weeks they will be finalizing any said that graduate assistant* were Xavicr University. suggestions and decisions on the denied the privilege to have B According to Gardner, the draft. According to Jared permits. According to Lansdale, GOVERNMENT search for the vice president lor Raflcry. SG president, SG would graduate assistants wanted the B Advancement will have to re- like to have the legal services permits because they were sti- By Michael D. Pitman be used for the upcoming SCI open. The applicant that was proposal ready for the subcom- pend. Lansdale said that they News Writer elections in April. According to expected to take the position has mittee of the Board of Trustees would have to consider all sti- Moss, anyone can rent the unit changed his mind. Gardner was in April. pend positions, which include The future of ihe Wright One for their organization's elections not clear of when the search will Angel Hughes stated that the undergraduate as well as gradu- Card and the new Wright State "We plan on pursuing off- reopen. reason the Food Services Forum ate positions. It was denied for Registrar were the first two top- campus sometime in the fall of Additionally. Gardner re- was cancelled was to have more that reason. Additionally, the ics of the Student Government '99 just because we want to make ported that the student trustee preparation. There was a con- proposal for freshman residence meeting on Friday. sure that on-campus is stable, application packets will be out tractor on campus Friday to re- parking in Lot 20 has been tabled Sara Moss. Wright One Card secure, set and ready to go." said this coming week in the Admin- view the occurrences that will for three months. Parking and system administrator, spoke re- Moss. "Eventually, we would- istration Wing. Student Life of- happen in Allyn and Millett Halls, Transportation want to review garding the new uses that stu- like to take it to an ATM or a fice. Student Government office and to review the operations of the effects of enrollment. dents will have for their Wright bank option...but that is prob- and the Residence Services of- the Rathskellar. The Food Ser- The next SG meeting will be One Card. She introduced the ably the year 2000 or 2001." fice. vices Forum has not been re- on Fri., Jan. 29 at 5 p.m. in El57 AT&T Mini-Wedge, which will Jeff Gardner, student trustee The rough draft of the student scheduled. but it will occur so Multipurpose Room. Campus Calendar Campus Wednesday, Jan.27 Health Scienccs Building • Delta Tau Delta meeting at Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 Crime • "A Life-Study of the book • Campus Crusade for Christ 5:30 p.m. in EI57 Student p.m. in W105A -extension from . -*i Student Union Dining Room of Hebrews," a bible study spon- Primetime meeting at 7:30 p.m. Union. ARSON/RELATED • Phi Sigma Phi meeting at 6 • Wright Outdoors meeting sored by Life and Truth, at noon in El63 Student Union. OFFENSES in W025 Student Union. Friday, Jan.29 p.m. in E154 Student Union. at 7 p.m. in W025 Student Union. Jan.17: A Cedar Hall resident • Noon Prayer, sponsored by • Noon Prayer, sponsored by • Beta Theta Pi meeting at 7 • Baptist Student Union meet- repi >rted damage to a vehicle outside p.m. in E156B Student Union. ing at 7 p.m. in EI54 Student Campus Crusade for Christ, at Campus Crusade for Christ, at the building. noon in 125 Millctt Hall. noon in 125 Millett Hall. •Table Tennis Club meeting Union. ASSAULT from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the • Sahaj Yoga Meditation •Asr Prayer, sponsored by • The Guardian general meet- Jan.19: A resident in the Village Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 ing at 3 p.m. in W025 Student Student Union gymnasium. Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Apartments reported an assault. p.m. in W105A-extension from Union. Monday, Feb.l I69C Student Union. DRUG OFFENSES • Asr Prayer, sponsored by • Noon Prayer, sponsored by •Wright Outdoors Etc. meet- Student Union Dining Room Jan.21: A Hawthorn Hall resi- Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 Campus Crusade for Christ, at ing at 7:00 p.m. in W025 Stu- • WWSU general meeting, dent reported the use of illegal sub- p.m. in W105A -extension from noon in 125 Milled Hal). dent Union. at 5 p.m. in W025 Student stances. • Bible study, sponsored by Wednesday. Feb.3 Union. Student Union Dining Room JanJI3: A Pine Hall resident re- • Black Women Striving For- • Student Government meet- Baptist Collegiate Ministries, at • "A Life-Study of the book ported marijuana use. ing at 5 p.m. in F.I57 Student noon in 246 Millet Hall. of Hebrews," a bible study spon- ward meeting at 5 p.m. in El 63 A IARCENYTTHEFr • Asr Prayer, sponsored by sored by Life and Truth, at noon Student Union. Union. Jan.17: A Cedar Hall resident • "Continuing a life-study of Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 in W025 Student Union. • The movie, Chinatown, repotted the theft of a licease plate Samuel," a bible study spon- p.m. in WI05A extension from • Noon Prayer, sponsored by sponsored by UAB. at 7 p.m. in from a vehicle outside the building. Student Union Dining Room Campus Crusade for Christ, at the Rathskellar. sored by Life and Truth, at 7 Jan.19: A WWSU employee • Black Student Union gen- noon in 125 Millett Hall. • Bible study, sponsored by p.m. in EI56A of the Student reported the tlieft of compact discs eral meeting at 4 p.m. in EI63A •Golden Key National Honor Baptist Collegiate Ministries, at Union. from the radio station. • Bible study, sponsored by Student Union. Society general meeting at 3p.m. noon in 246 Millett Hall. Jan.20: An Inter Club Council • Triumph meeting at 4 p.m. in 379 Millett Hall. •TMANI concert at 7:30 p.m. Baptist Collegiate Ministries, at employee reported the theft of com- in W025 Student Union. • Asr Prayer, sponsored by in U(C Multipurpose Room of noon in 246 Millett Hall. pact discs from the ICC office. • Table Tennis Club meeting • Greek Affairs Council at 4 Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 the Student Union. Admission Jan23: Two WSU employees p.m. in WI69C Student Union. p.m. to in W105A -extension is $1.00 or a canned good. from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the reported the theft of a van from cam- • President's Ambassadors from Student Union Dining Thursday, Jail.28 Student Union gymnasium. pas. •Morning Prayer, sponsored Saturday. Jan.30 meeting at 4:30 p.m. in the Fac- Room Jan.25: Two rings were re- ulty Dining Room. • UAB general meeting at 4 by Campus Crusade for Christ, • Zeta Tau Alpha meeting at ported stolen from Allyn Hall. at 8:45 a.m. in the Bike Shop. 10 a.m. in WI69C Student • African American Residen- p.m. in W028 Student Union. Jaiu25: A license plate was re- tial Caucus meeting at 5 p.m. in • WWSU general meeting at • Asr Prayer, sponsored by Union. ported stolen from Lot 17. Muslim Student Union, at 3:30 • Adapted Swim, sponsored EI63B Student Union. 5 p.m. in W025 Student Union. MOTOR VEHICLE p.m. to in WI05A -extension by UAB, will be held from 3 • Sports Ciub Council meet- • Black Women Striving For- THEFT from Student Union Dining p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Student ing at 7 p.m. in W025 Student ward meeting at 5 p.m. in EI63A Jan.25: A vehicle was reported Union pool. Union. Student Union Room stolen from Lot 10. • Resident Community As- Sunday, Jan.31 • Phi Sigma Pi meeting at 7 • Skiing Workshop, pre- OFFENSE AGALNST sociation meeting from 3:45 • Phi Mu meeting at 3 p.m. in p.m. in WI69C Student Union. sented by C -tdoor Recreation, FAMILY p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in W025 Stu- WI69B Student Union. • Intcrfratcrnity Council at 5:15 p.m. in 156B Student Jan.22: A domestic vi< lence • Delta Zeta meeting at 4 meeting at 7 p.m. in WI69B Union, dent Union. complaint was reported in the Vil- p.m. in EI56C Student Union. Student Union. • The movie Citizen Ruth, • Association for Women's lage Apartments. • Zeta Tau Alpha meeting at Tuesday, Feb.2 sponsored by UAB. at 7 p.m. in Equality meeting at 4 p.m. in ROBBERY/BURGLARY/ 060 Rike Hall. 4 p.m. in W169C Student Union. • Morning Prayer, sponsored the Rathskellar. TRESPASSING • Thursday Night Thing, • Sigma Phi Epsilon meeting by Campus Crusade for Christ, • Bible study, sponsored by Jan.l8:Criminal trespassingwas sponsored by BaptistCollegiate at 5 p.m. in F.I56A Student at 8:45 a.m in the Bike Shop. Baptist Collegiate Ministries, at reported from the Creative ArtsCcn- Union. " •Asr Prayer, sponsored by noon in 246 Millctt Hall Ministries, at 7 p.m. in llfj ter

\ WCDNCSDBY. JANUARY 27 1993 THE GUARDIAN 3 Campus Lottery "99, new and improved

By KATHERINE L. GUTWEIN i and smoke-lree Assistant News Editor There is also the opportunity students have complained for those who squat in the same nothing like that currently exists Wright Slate University's Of- rooms lo take care of paperwork there," said O'Hagan. fice of Residence Services will early and avoid loticr> day. Feb. "We are creating many more implement change to the lottery 8 and 9 Residence Services staff for those who want lo procedure and campus housing will be in the different communi- live in Forest Lane as well. There this quarter in hopes of making ties from 5:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. to be Greek and special inter- the experience easier for students. work with people who want to student in Palms." said "We have made quite a few keep their rooms. Bcrtsos. changes in the lottery process "It's another way we're try- "We arc also giving people in and content. A lot of it came ing to make the lottery as easy as Forest I.ane the opportunity to about from student suggestions possible for students and more sign a nine and a half month lease that we then consulted with the user-friendly. Since everything opposed to 12 months. There Residential Communliy Associa- will be taken care of a month still the option to live there tion on," said Dan Bertsos, di- beforehand they don't have to during the summer, but now they rector of Residence Services. show up March 7," said Carol can leave wiihouwithout goinig through One of the most noticeable Rader, assignment and contract- Pictured from left to right; Karen O'Hagan, Carol Rader and the replacement lease process," changes is the lottery being he'd ing coordinator for residence Dan Bertsos said O'Hagan. for one day as opposed to being halls. O'Hagan. changes planned for some of tilt- "The web site should be a spread out over four evenings. Due to the new procedure for "We had a problem of people living arrangements on c.impus great resource for students. We "This year lottery will be squatters, they will no longer be keeping rooms unless they (stu- to meet the demand for alterna- are excited about the changes for March 7 from noon to 8 p.m. in able to "squat and shop" to keep dents) found something else. No tive housing, especially in the next year and I think the students the Multipurpose Room of the their current room until they get one could sign up for the room, campus apartments. will find them helpful," said Student Union. We decided it something better during lottery so when it became available ai "Right now Maple Hall is the Bertsos. would be more convenient for day. "A lot of schools do it this the end of lottery someone with a only smoke-free building in the Questions can be directed to students if there was just one day way. It's simply more fair lo the low number could get il. which Woods so we are adding Hickory Residence Services at (937) 775- where they could show up and stude.its, this way people can't wasn't fair to students with bel- and Pine. We arc also making the 4172 or check their web site at get things taken care of," said hold onto a room and tie it up if ter numbers," said Rader. two College Park buildings http://www.wright.edu/studsvcs/ Karen O'Hagen.lhc 1999 lottery they won't be living there." said Residence Services also has C.H.O.LC.E. (Celebrating housing. Krane solves crime with DNA Games to build By MATT DALEY Harvard University. cally diverse, that tells us that News Writer • "We've discovered that we this is a good reference site and can use measures of genetic di- that there is not necessarily any WSU community Dan Krane. an assistant pro- versity to assess environmental problems there." By HEATHER M. BISHARA Bale., Fitness and Outdoor Rccre- fessor of biological sciences at impacts," said Krane. According to Krane, the En- News Editor ation coordinator. Wright State University, is head He said lhat, in relatively vironmental Protection Agency The Initiative Games will in- ing an effort to find ways of simple terms, the researchers has become very interested in Wright State University orga- volve icebreaker type activities and solving environmental crimes could go out into the field and the methodology behind the re- nizations. employees, friends, stu- low exertion physical activities. through DNA research. collect a group of organisms from search. Also, he received a dents and faculty will be given a People are advised to dress in com- Krane has testified in 32 a site lhat has been affected by $420,000 grant over the course chance to come together and take fortable clothes and all arc invited criminal trials since he was pollution. Then, they can look to of the next three years to con- part in "Initiative Games," spon- to attend, not just employees or called to the su id for the first see how closely related those in- tinue and expand these studies. sored by Campus Recreation, with organization members. time eight years ago. and has dividuals are by using the same "This is a really nice wedding the hope of building WSU's com- According to Parks, the goal of of a lot of the things I've been munity. the Initiative Games is to be an exposed to doing. It's obviously Participants who attend will outlet for people to meet new people. very intensive with molecular bi- work to Ieam various skills, such as "We want this to be a way for ology. There's some serious competing without winning or los- people to interact in a different way population genetics involved, and ing, creating a feeling of commu- than they normally do when they we even get to lie in some of the nity, developing social coopera- are at work or at meetings. At work things I picked up by being a tion and trust, enhancing group ef- everything is usually task oriented witness in DNA profiling cases. fectiveness. and playing in an at- and at an intellectual level. In these "To a very large extent, what mosphere of trust and freedom. games a different interaction takes we arc doing with this project is "The idea for the Initiative place," said Parks. a survey where we are looking to Games was first developed by the "Hopefully people wilisee each sec which organisms will be the Peace Core in the late '50's. We're oilier in a new light after attending most useful and what kind of looking for it to be, one, a service this event," said Bales. pollutants they will be most use- for organizations and anyone who The event will be free to all. and ful in assessing responses to. wants 10 come as a way of offering will be held Feb. 3 from 5:30p.m.- Dan Krane "So, it's basically a search in team building skills, and two, do a 6:30 p.m. in the Multipurpose assisted the prosecution and de- DNA profiling techniques lhat a very large sense, but on the part to build community on cam- Room. For more information, con- fense teams of many others, in- are used at the scenes of crimes. same token I'm anticipating thai pus," said Quinn Parks, Outdoor tact Bales or Parks at (937) 775- cluding the O.J. Simpson murder "If they find that the organ- in Ihc next couple of years we'll Recreation trip leader. 5816. trial. isms arc all very similar to each also be able to develop some "I like the idea of competing "After the hour is through, I Krane has a Ph.D. from Penn other genetically, thai tells us simple and easy-to-use kits thai without winning or losing. It's a hope that every person who attends State University and did posl- lhat there has been a very serious field officers for the F.PA will be way to come together and interact will have 50 new people to say 'hi' doclorate work at Washington environmental impact," said able to use to assess a site." said without competing," said Andrea to in the tunnels," said Parks. University in St. Louis and at Krane. "If they are very geneii- Krane. I r

•* imammnM WCONISOAY. JANUARY 27. ia:is OPINION fimggjyjj The killings never stop January 27, 1999 Issue No. 14 Vol. 34 No innocent exit when all hope dies War is a lunr.y ihing—like any good story, ihere are always they've got. Which means if we want to talk lo Belgrade, and if we want Editor In Chiel - Amy Pryor al least two sides, with their own particular version of events, to have any influence on the future of the region, we have lo talk to News Editor • Heather Bishara both sides are convinced of lite rightness of their own viewpoint Spotlight Editor - Angelique Campbell Milosevic. Opinions Editor - Angclle Haney (or else ihere wouldn't be a war, would there?) Noi (hat Milosevic really cares whether we talk 10 hint or not. He Sports Editor • David Biddle The people of Serbia aren't happy. Neither are the people o. tried lo expel William Walker, head of ihc international cease-fire Chief Photographer • Drew Hedleslon Kosovo, most of whom share more of their culture and ethnicity monitoring mission. He also blocked Louise Arbour. U.N. war crimes Copy Editors - Anila Artjner. Michael D. Pitman with neighboring Albania. Of course, our sympathies tend to lie prosecutor, from entering ihc counlry after the massacre 'Hie threat of Graphic Arts Manager - Thomas Poole with the people of.the Kosovo Liberation Army. They are NATO airsirikes doesn't seem lo phase him much, probably for two Advertising Manager - Jamie Allen lighting for independence and self-determination, and we like reason: one. the U.S. is so obviously caught up in an international game Ad Graphics Manager • Sebastian Nesler those causes in this country. of chicken with Sadaam Hussein lhat we would not be very willing 10 Production Assistant - Holly Blakely Of course, the Serbs are fighting for their national identity distract ourselves, and two. NATO bombings would only serve lo Circulation Manager - Shaun Tubbs and the sovereignty of their nation. From their point of view. solidify his powcrbase among < 'dinary Serbs, who may not like him Assistant News Editor - Kaly Gulwein But fighting for national unity apparently involves much, but did elect him after all. encouraging a sense of homogeneity by killing everyone who's It is not so much that NATO should bomb Serbia. The mountainous different. The massacrc of 45 ethnic Albanians, mostly elderly country bears astriking resemblcnce to Vietnam and military action there Advertising Reps - Thomas Sweeney men. by Serb police forces in the hill town of Racak is only the carries a similar likelihood of success. But we cannot stand by and watch Staff Writers - Matt Daley. Brandy Hollon, Bnan most recent episode in the deadly saga. the killings, by both sides, continue. Joo, Cherjanet Len/y, Michael D. Pitman. Morgan Sanborn. Dan Stupp Slobodan Milosevic is the mastermind of a campaign of Roosevelt failed lo bomb the railroads and slop the Holocaust before Staff Photographers - Jenn Smith murder and intimidation akin to Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin. He 11 began. Six million lives later, we apparently still haven't learned Tech -otogy Supervisor- Jason Sanders normalized mass rape as a lactic of war on ihc European anything. Faculty Mentor - Jeff John continent. He engaged in a range of hale Student Media Coordinator - Gerry Petrak crimes, covering the gamul of race. religion and gender motivated The lluurdum is printed weekly during the violence. regular school year ll is published by sludenis of Wright Stale University in Dayton. Ohio Ediiori Unfortunately, als without bylines reflect ihc majority opinion of the editorial board. Views expressed in columns, he's the only cartoons and advertisements arc those of the writ- awmiut ers. artists anil advertisers. The Guurdtun reserves the right to censor or reject advertising copy in accordance with any present or future advertising acceptance rules es- tablished by The Gmrdiun. All contents con tamed herein are the express property of The (iiuuihtm Copyright privileges revert to (he writ- ers. artists and photographers of specific works after publication The (Umtduu. reserves tiie right to repnnt works in future issue> Letters to the Editor •The Guardian entourages letters to the editor ami commentary pieces from students, faculty, administrators and Graphic by staff Tom Poole •Letters should be typed have the writer's printed full name, address, Raider Voices daytime phone and class s' Hiding (if applicable) •Deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. on the Friday prececding the next issue If the university raises our tuition again, how •Letters should be kepi to 5(X) words or less do you think the money should be spent? •All letters arc subject to editing for space and content •Letters which duplicate others may be omitted •When responding to another letter, refer to the dale and headline •Quotes ihat cannot be confirmed will not be used • E-mail lo [email protected] Guardian Phone Numbers Lavonya Perdue Melissa Barnes Junior. MIS Senior. Biology Advertising: 775-5537 Fax:775-5535 "Thev shouldn't raise it. but if they do. they "Give us more parking spots, or a garage or News: 775-5538 more, bui if they do. they should spend it on should spend the money on housing, and something." Editor in Chief: 775-5540 more and beiier stuff for students lo do on also on more facilities and activities." Sports / Features: 775-5536 - 0 r WCDNCSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1999 Wi GUARDIAN

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Andre Hoilelle jWade Boris William Boiling Senior. Religion Junior, Social Studies Education Senior. Psychology "The money should go lo Lambda. BSU or "Parking. Parking garages—I'm tired of "I can't see the need for a hike again next "I would really like to sec an enhance Student Media, like Nexus. Some of the walking a mile to class. If they can take oul year. If they do raise it, though, housing is a ment of ihe shuttle system. Shuttle service organizations are really underfunded. The two lots to put up a new building, (hey can real problem. The resident pouiation is go- to the Village ends at 3 p.m.. and obvi- campus looks good, now we should take build a parking garage near the library." ing up every year, and the way people are ouslv classes run later than that." care of people." squeezed into rooms is ridiculous." * TMf mmOUM WEDNCSDAY. JAHUAJtY 27. 1999

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"The list of Long-time local favorite place of the coffeehouse category. I999's Best of Dayton has been Hara Arena edged out WSU's Best Restaurant (Over The nearest Boston Stoker is compiled. own Ervin J. Nutter Center $10) located at 2624 Colonel Glenn We'd like to thank everyone by one vote. The only tie for first- Hwy. and can be reached by phone who voiced their opinion in this Hara Arena can be place is in this category. at (937)426-1005. years Best of Dayton poll. found at 100 Both The Pine Cluband EFX Coffeehouse X-Changc Shiloh Springs The Olive Garden have can be reached at (937)224-5821 Best Dance Club Rd and can equally won your rav- and is located at 1047 Brown St. in This race was a very tight one, be reached at £ enous affection. Dayton. but I470's beat out runner-up The The Pine Club is Asylum. located at 1926 Brown Best Bar 1470's is located at 34 N. St. in Dayton and can Martino's won as favorite bar, Jefferson St. in Dayton and can be be reached by phone barely beating out Boston's Bistro reached at (937)461-1470. at (937)228- & Pub. The Asylum is at 605 S. 7463. Martino's is loeated at 4392 Patterson Blvd. and can be reached The Indian Ripple Rd and can be at (937)228-8828. nearest Ol- reached by phone at (937)427- ive Garden is 3550. Best Live Music Club located at Boston's Bistro & Pub can be 1470's strikes again! This time 2865 Centre reached at (937)461-1002 and is they nudged out Canal Street Tav- Dr. and can be located at 101 E. Second st. ern. reached at For information about show at (937)426- Best Beer Special I470's call (937)461-9343, and 9200. A sweeping victory in this cat- the club can be found at 34 N. egory goes to Cadillac's Jack's Big Jefferson St. Best Res- Ass Beer Night. No one else even Canal Street Tavern is located taurant (Un- came close. at 308 E. First St. in Dayton at der $10) The nearest Cadillac Jack's is (937)461-9343. Flying located at 1156 Kauffman Ave. Pizza has won and can be reached at (937)754- Best Local Band first place in 1061. Hyper-fast punk-pop band this years "Best Pivot Men have won the heart of of Dayton," but Best Ladies' Night many and have walked away with they faced stiff Chapter II blew away all the this years bes'. band award. Pop competition from competition in this category. punk band Rod and fusion-core Steak N Shake. Chapter 11 is located at 1872 S. band Colonel Bleep tied for sec- The nearest Fly- Maple Ave. in Fairborn andean be ond-place. ing Pizza is located at 2640 reached at (937)879-4334. Colonel Glenn Hwy. and can be Best Music Store (Chain) reached by phone at (937)426- Best Park This was another close race, 4688. This category was another but Best Buy ended up on top. Steak N Shake is located at 2856 mind-boggling sweep, with Lin- NRM and Sam Goody tied lor cated at 130 E. 5th St. Centre Dr. and can be contacted at coln Park easily winning. runncrs-up. (937)278-4776 and show infromation can be ob- (937)320-0621. Lincoln Park is located, natu- Best Buy is located at 2907 The Ervin J. Nutter Center's tained at (937)222-7469. rally. Lincoln Park Blvd. For more Centre Dr and can be reached at box office can be reached at The Little Art Theatre can be Best Fast Food (937)320-1484. (937)775-4789 reached at (937)767-7671 and is Over one billion can't be wrong, See "Best" on p. 8 NRM can be reached at located at 247 Xenia Ave. in Yel- so McDonald's slid past spicy hot (937)429-3459 and is located at Best Movie Theatre (Chain) low Springs. contender Taco Bell. 3286 New Germany Trebein Rd. Showcase Cinemas won as best The nearest McD's is at 2776 Sam Goody is located at the chain theatre, beating the bargins Best Live Art Theatre Colonel Glenn Hwy. and can be Mall at Fairfield Commons and of the Danbarry Cinemas. This category seemed to con- reached by phone at (937)426-1005. in this section: can be reached at (937)427-9669. For information about Show- fuse many of you out there, but we Taco Bell can be reached at case Cinema show times call: were able to determine a winner: (937)426-7808. It is also loeated on • Best of Dayton - Best Music Store (Indepen- Ccntervillc - (937)434-0140 Victoria Theatre. Colonel Glenn Hwy. at 2674. Continued dent) Hubcr Heights - (937)236-1136 Victoria Theatre is located at p. 8 Dingleberries beat out CDCon- The Danbarry theatres can be 138 N. Main St. in Dayton and the Best Campus Food nection for the title in this cat- reached at: ticket center can be reached at The beloved Bike Shop-snuck • "A Simple Plan" egory. Ccntcrville - (937)291-3456 (937)228-3630. past The Rathskeller. Dingleberries is loeated at 1002 Huber Heights - (937)233-3456 The Bike Shop is located in i..c review Miamisburg-Centerville Rd. and Best Movie Rental Store basement of Millett Hall. can be reached at (937)434-0284. Best Movie Theatre (Indepen- This category was another The Rathskeller is located in p. 9 CD Connection's nearest loca- dent) blow-out. The winner, by a land- the basement between Hamilton tion isat4l lOColonel Glenn Hwy. The New Neon Movies easily slide is Blockbuster. Hall and the Student Union. • "HealthStyle" and information about other loca- won this category. Second-place The nearest Blockbuster is lo- tions can be obtained at (937)426- goes to The Little Art Theatre. cated at 3286 New Germany Best Coffee House p. 10 1401 The New Neon Movies is lo- Trebein Rd. Call (937)320-2200 Boston Stoker beat out EFX I n&i wmsutr JMumH im !005. 124 N. First St. in Fairborn. It can Best Book Store (Indepen- W. 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For- chipped in 13 lege on Jan. 22, leaves the Raid- ing for a shortened 50-game sea- western Collegiate Conference ward just signed a Freshman center Israel ers with a record of 2-7 for the games this p.isi week in Wiscon- son. let's take a look at this year's multi-year contract and is coming Sheinfeld played his best game to omen and 3-6 For the men. sin. playoff probables. Yes. that is right. off a season in which he averaged date with II) points and five re- Against Kenyon. the final An NBA story about basketball. First up for the Raiders was a 12.9 ppg ami 13.6 rpg. Second- bounds. The Raiders were led in score for the women was 170- clash with Wisconsin-Milwaukee EASTERN CONFERENCE year forward Keith Van Horn led rebounding by sophomore forward 22 and the men lost 161-146. 1) NEW YORK (6-10. 3-2). WSU made a valiant the team with 19.7 ppg a year.. a. Onomc Scott-Emuakpor, who fin- Liddy commented on KN1CKS—With the dismantling comeback after trailing 37-22 ai point guard Sam Cassell averaged ished with eight. standouts for the year, including halfiime. but still lost the contest of the Bulls dynasty complete, the 19,6 ppg and 8 apg and shooting Next up lor WSU was a game 6'3" senior Erik Spicier from 69-65. Knicks are the new favorites in the guard-Kerry Kilties averaged 17.2 against second-place Wisconsin- Kristiansand. Norway. 5' 10" jun- East. Center Patrick Ewing missed ppg. The Nets also have Kendall ior Mike Besco front Centerville, Green Bay. Surprisingly, the Raid- all but 26 games last year when the Gill. Rony Seikaiy. Chris Galling ers gave the Phoenix all ihcy Ohio, 5'8" senior Julie Graham Knicks finished 43-39, but Ewing and Jim Mcllvane. wanted, but WSU came upa bucket from Middleiown. Ohio, and 5' 7" is healthy and ready for his first 4) CAVA- senior Kristin Cusimano from In- short and lost 54-52. ring. Shooting guard Allan Hous- LIERS— The Cavs surpri ed ev- Melson lurncd in an outstand- dian Harbour Beach, Fl. ton led the Knicks in scoring last % eryone with last year's47-35 record ing performance for Wright Stale Spcilcr has captured numer- year (18.4) and will be joined in the and are ready to improve on that with 29 points. ous first place positions this year backcourt by Charlie Ward and mark. They were led in bolls scor- Melson. who is now averaging including first in both the 1000- newly acquired Latrcll Sprewcll ing and rebounding last year by 15.5 ppg. seems to be a front-run- and 5(X)- yard freestyle events. In At forward the Knicks have Larry Shawn Kemp (18.0. 9.3) and also ner for the Newcomer-of-the-Ycar the 100- and 200- yard breast- Johnson and Marcus Camby who have a host of young talent o;i the stro' .• Besco claimed the top po- Award in the MC"C. led the NBA in blocked shots a rosier including: center Zydrunas For both games, the Raiders sition. Cusimano was awarded year ago (3.6) Ilgauskas. forwards Wes Person second place in the I (X)- and 500- were without the services of start- 2) INDIANA FACERS— and Cedric Henderson, guards ing center Inus Norville. who is yatd freestyle events and in the The Pacers took the Bulls to seven Derek Anderson and Brevin Knighl 100- yard brcaststrokoevent Gra- suffering from a lorn rotator cuff. games in last year's conference and Wrighl Stale's own Vitaly Norville would have definitely, ham came in second-place. finals and they return their entire Potapenko. The standout for the women' made a difference >n the two games cast. They are not far behind the 5) ATLANTA HAWKS— g in Wisconsin. diving team has emerged as 5'2" Knicks and many believe they are Last year, Atlanta finished 50-32 freshman Shelia Dalton from | WSU (7-12.2-5) will next wel- in fact the team to beat this year and they return most of iheir nucleus ls come MCC foe Loyola to town on Amelia, Ohio. Dalton has been The Pacers will again be led by including guard Sieve Smith who the top diver for most of the year. 5 Jan. 28. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 guard Reggie Miller who averaged averaged 20.1 ppg aycarago. Other g p.m.. After that, the Raiders will The next meet for the Wright 19.5 ppg a year ago. He is joined top players are: center Dikcmbe .g-hosi another MCC team. Illinois- State swimming and diving team by center Rik Smits guards Mark Mutoinbo, forward Alan will be Jan. 29 against the ~ Chicago, on Jan. 30. Tip-off will Jackson and Travis Best and for- See "NBA" p. 13 a once again be at 7 p.m. Wittenberg Tigers. wards , Dale Davis. Sheinfeld looks for a free one Wright State women's basketball let two slip away non-conference game 74-63 to Junior Jess Van Der Gcest and but ihe Bulldogs used a 14-0 run Guard Chanda Hollingsworth By DAVE SEAMAN 1 For The Guardian Denver on Jan. 19. sophomore Reggen Stewart, who over the next six and a half minutes is ranked 25" nationally in 3- point Although the Raiders put up 63 both scored 17 points and grabbed and never looked back. field goals made, averaging 2.38 The Wright State women's bas- points, they could not find an an- seven rebounds apiece, led WSU. WSU shoi 23 percent in the per game. ketball team traveled tc the Mile swer to the Pioneers' 50 percent Junior Lenora Combs added 15 second half and was outscored 45- Hollingsworth is a sophomore. 1 their final shooting from the field. points and nine rebounds for Wrighl 19 as the Bulldogs rolled to a 78-43 Stale. win. The Raiders returned home to Combs lead the short-benched In this section: face Midwestern Collegiate Con- Raiders with 13 points, while • IOC in midst of ference co-leader Butler on Jan. 23 Bender came off the bench to add without the services of Van Der 11 points. scandal Geest, who learned late Friday that Wright Stale drops to 2-3 in the p. 12 her grandfather had passed away. MCC and 6-11 overall. The young Raiders got shell- The Raiders will host Detroit • Super Bowl pre- shocked early as Butler opened a 8- on Jan. 28 at 4:30 p.m. and Cleve- 0 lead in the opening moments and land State on Saturday at 2 p.m. view a 12-2 lead in the first five minutes. Both games can be heard on p. 13 WSU bounced back to cut the lead WWSU-FM. 106.9. to four on a 3-pointer by senior Raider Notes: Carrie Bender with just under 10 Sophomore point guard Mandy • Look for more minutes to go in ihe half. Jelinek is scheduled lo have sur- Both learns exchanged baskets gery next week to repair her torn Raider hoop cover- until ihe Raiders used a 5-0 run to ACL that she suffered in the final age next week cut Ihe lead to three with about minutes of the Loyola game on WSU's Lenora Combs tries to penetrate against Butler three minutes lefi in the first half. Jan. 12.

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While most people "spring ^ LSAT MCAT) "N. For the past break" in Florida, two teams are month, Ihcre have there, not to party. but gearing up / GMAT GRE DAT \ been stories al- lor the biggest game of the year. leging wrongdo- This year, the Atlanta Falcons ing by the Inter- surprised everyone by beating the Take a Free Test Drive national Olym- Minnesota Vikings in the NFC and find out! pic Committee. Championship to get their posi- Now that six tion in the Super Bowl. The Den- Wright State University members of the ver Broncos, backed bv quarter- Sunday, February 7 IOC have been back John Elway, arc preparing GRE-9:00am DAT-I0:00am LSAT-2:00pm expelled and to take their second consecutive MCAT - 9:00am GMAT - 2:00pm three others title. Call today to reserve your seat! have resigned, There has been some concern the search con- for the well being of Falcons head tinues to find coach Dan Reeves because he mm** out just how underwent triple-bypass surgery 1 -800-KAP-TEST corrupt the se- in December. The team's physi- www.kaplan.com lection process cian is giving the go ahead for has become , Reeves locoach. a unmcnting that and lor how he has made a tremendous recov- long this has Graphic by Tom Poole ery. However. Atlanta has a lot Valentine's Day been going on. more to worry about than the Wi right around the corner, and we've got There has been a significant Samaranch has said that the Com- health of their coach. the gifts that could save your life! amount of evidence showing mittee will continue looking into 'Hie Denver Bronc os are com- wrongdoing by both Salt Lake City other Olympic games to see just ing into the game with John Shopping.com Your source for Back-to-School Everything! (the site of the 2000 Winter Games) how far reaching the problem is. Elway. five time Super Bowl vet- and Sidney (2002 Summer Games) The IOC's process for select- eran and this Bronco team has Shopping officials. Now, there are inquiries ing cities to host the Olympic games more to the offense than just .com makes it very easy for IOC mem- Elway. Terrell Davis. Broncos into whether or not Nagano and I Build your own Website Atlanta also used unethical tactics bers to take bribes from city offi- running back, rushed for 2,008 if SKopptog.com! to persuade the IOC to bring the cials and businessmen from cities yards this season. Tight end Sh- 500 Minute Pro-Pakl Olympic games to their cities. that are trying to host the games. annon Sharpc got right to the point Phone Cards W+0 j <•« r— ***•«. Officials have been accused of Now that these allegations have by telling US AToday, "Vou have s taking bribes such as trips, money come out. and some of them have to play your best football game 59" ^ and there have even been rumors finally been proven, the IOC is that ciay. You get one chance to of prostitutes being offered to offi- planning on making some major prove you're the best. If you cials during their,time in Salt Lake adjustments in how host cities arc don't, you just go home." Sharpe chosen. also commented on being in Mi- City. All Bestsellers mm Off Ust Price... ItWtiS? MiSTS The mayor of Nagano has ad- No one really knows wha. ami. "I don't think I'll get very mitted to excesses in his city's at- changes will be instituted yet. but many free meals there." tempt to get the bid for the 1998 my guess is that before the changes Atlanta will have to com- Winter Olympics and Atlanta is arc put in place, there will be more pletely shut down the Denver of- now being targeted in the continu- cases of wrongdoing from the past fense in order to have a chance. ing investigation. Although At- that prove a change is needed. Wright State senior and Vikings You'll just have to stay tuned to fan. T.J. Strang thinks that. "At- lanta has denied any wrongdoing, We olio corry a« Intrcdibly low Pricfst IOC president iuan Antonio find out how manv. lanta is ttick\ to be there, if they

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