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Microprinting Enlarged portrait Watermark Color shifting ink Gag order HIGH: 42 LOW: 25 placed on University rape case ■ The men's basketball □ The arraignment for the accused team will travel to rapist is scheduled for Monday. Bloomington. Ind. to participate in the Clear, inscribed polyester thread By WENDY SUTO and Indiana Classic. MIKE WENDLING • • •Making The BG News A gag order has been placed on a rape case involving two University students. ■ The hockey team Andrew Zeid, a sophomore pre-business major, takes on Western was indicted by a grand jury on rape charges. Michigan tonight at 7 Jason Bauwin, a junior computer science major, was indicted for tampering with evidence. p.m. in the ice arena. Wood County Judge Charles Kurfess said he placed the gag order on the case because the actu- MONEY al arraignment and trial will be handled by Judge Reeve Kelsey. Kelsey was out of town when the J The Secret Service is counterfeit pens which were placed "We check every big bill for the ■ The women's by each register watermark," said Curt Sinzenbacher, gag order was handed down last Friday. According to Kurfess, both defense and prose- basketball opens the trying to track down Any time an employee feels a bill a bartender at Howard's Club H, cuting attorneys were concerned that the Bowling is questionable, they mark it with a which received another counterfeit MAC season against counterfeiters in Bowling Green Police Department was about to release special pen. If it comes out yellow, $20 bill. Western Michigan at arrest information on the case. Green. the bill is genuine. If it's black or dark Alvord said that the low light in home. "Based on the fact that both sides wanted a gag brown, then the t)ill is suspect. the bars make it easier to pass off a order, I placed a temporary one on the case," Kur- By AMYJO L. BROWN While going through deposits, the fake bill. Quality Inn's general manager A counterfeit $20 bill was also fess said. The gag order precludes anyone involved in the The BG News noticed a fake $100 bill because the handed over to the Fifth and Third case from speaking about the matter to the press or The U. S. Secret Service is investi- texture and size of the bill was differ- Bank by an unknowing customer, the public. ent, and there was no watermark — said Karen Fraker, vice president of gating the distribution of counterfeit As per the order, defense attorney Michael Hen- all things that should have been rec- marketing for the bank. bills discovered by local Bowling nenberg had no comment. Zeid also declined to ognized, said Rita Binkowski, front "Employers are trained to spot it Green businesses. comment on the case. ■ The NOW staff rates desk clerk. right away," she said, "We called the Several fake $20 bills and one fake The charges stem from a party on Oct. 16. "Prior (to the discovery), employ- Bowling Green Police." their favorites of 1998. $100 bill were discovered by two According to police reports, the victim said she met local bars, the Fifth and Third Bank, ees had no reason to question bills," Three different sets of serial num- Zeid at a party on that date, and they exchanged She said, "Now they must check all bers were used on the bills. Alvord and the Quality Inn. phone numbers. The victim then went to a party bills, and when taking cash they need suggested that they might have been "The quality of the bills was not the following night at Zeid's house on South Col- the best," said Al Alvord, detective to check driver's licenses or some ■treated through use of a computer lege Street. ■ Anthony Recznik sort of photo ID," she said. and scanner. for the Bowling Green Police. The victim said while at the party she became Introduced in the fall of 1998, the None of the businesses that were reviews Gus Van Sant's Jason Ad kins, co-owner of Mark's intoxicated after drinking 10 beers. In the report, new $20 bills are characterized by a given counterfeit bills had sugges- Psycho remake. Pub, first discovered two counterfeit the victim said she woke up the next morning with tions as to who might be distributing $20 bills while doing registers the larger portrait of Andrew Jackson, Zeid next to her and discovered she was only them. Monday morning after he received with added detail and fine line pat- wearing a bra. In addition, she said there was a the bills. terns behind the portrait, and a secu- Alvord said that he knows of no video camera next to the bed. "After twenty years in this busi- rity thread on the far left of the bill suspects. She went to the Wood County Hospital after dis- with its own tiny lettering and graph- "All cases concerning counterfeit ■ This week's Sound ness, you learn to recognize counter- covering a dry white substance on her clothing. A money are handed over to the Secret Parade features reviews feit bills," he said. ics. "USA Twenty" and a flag are rape kit was then performed at the hospital. Service," said Alvord. Adkins called the Bowling Green printed on the thread, and the Bauwin, a resident of Rodgers Hall, is accused of Seal. The Simpsons Other local businesses who have Police who took the fakes and gave numeral "20" is printed within the of tampering with evidence. When a videotape and The Prince of Egypt. received warnings of the fake money Adkins a receipt for the bills. starfield of the flag. was recovered, possibly relevant footage had been are keeping an eye out for any suspi- A "business watch" was then If the bill is tilted back and forth, a taped over and no evidence of the incident was color shift from green to black and cious bills. printed up and sent to other Bowling found on it. Green businesses, warning against back again can be seen. Also, there is "We have a list of serial numbers The gag order is temporary, and interested par- Opinion 2 a watermark on the right of the bill from the police to watch for," said counterfeit bills. ties may choose to petition to remove the gag Page Three 3 that can be seen by holding the note Shawn Everhart, owner and manager On the same day Adkins discov- order, Kurfess said. World and Nation 4 ered the fake $20 bills, he bought up to the light. of Gargoyles. Sports 7 Agate 8 Chapman chief to speak at graduation "Two are better than □ More than 1,000 stu- some students, it him to speak at the ceremony. 7 think every human being in a talk like He told Dobb that he would one; for if they fall, the one will mark the end dents will be receiving of their college this has to come to grips with his or her need 24 hours to think about it. will lift up his fellow; but degrees at graduation career. own story and speak from the heart, and He consulted with his wife and woe to him that is alone exercises next Around 1,100 that's what III be doing." his class, and then decided to when he falleth. and hath students will be accept the invitation. not another to lift him up." Saturday. receiving degrees Klein said he will be speak- at the commence- Tom Klein ing for about 10 minutes, and ment exercises at Klein Chapman Lennmig Center Director that he will be sharing the expe- Ecclesiastes riences that he has accumulated By DANIELLE HALL 10 a.m. Dec. 19 in Anderson Arena. Chapman Learning Community. Klein said that about six to over the years. The BG News The commencement speaker This is Klein's 28th year at the eight weeks ago he received a "I think every human being in Everyone is looking forward will be Tom Klein, professor of University, and his second year call from Linda Dobb, coordina- Look for stories, to the end of the semester, but for English and director of the as the director of CLC. tor of commencement, asking • See KLEIN, page five. horoscopes, weather, crossword puzzles and more on the updated Kwanzaa celebration to BG News website.

Check it out at: feature Afiicana dance troupe □ The program and worked diligently during their Kwanzaa since August," said WWW. breaks making necklaces, sewing Eryn Whitfield, freshman early feast will take place their own costumes and running education major. "We didn't have bgnews.com tonight in Olscamp through the game plan one more money, but with donations, we time. made it work." Hall. Today all their hard work will Kwanzaa is the only national- pay off. ly celebrated African-American Kwanzaa, an African-Ameri- holiday in the United States. It is If you have a news tip or By BRANDI BARHITE The BG News can cultural celebration and feast a time for families to come have an idea for a story, will take place today at 5:30 p.m. together to give thanks, to cele- call anytime and ask to They didn't have a lot of in 101B Olscamp Hall. The cele- brate the history and customs of speak with an editor. money. They had plenty of moti- bration will feature a program African Americans, and a time to vation though. filled with traditional African enjoy the blessing of living. In a small room in the Center dances, dramatic interpretations, "Kwanzaa is a big thing now," Photo Provided for Multicultural and Academic poetry and song. Members of the Dance Troupe perform recently. 372-6966 Initiatives, a half dozen students "We have been working on • See KWANZAA, page five. page 2 The BG News Friday, December 11, 1998

Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 The BG News 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected]

DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief

SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER Managing Editor Opinion Editor BRANDIBARHITE KIM WILFONG Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief MIKE WENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY Heart of editor is with The News Chief Reporter Sports Editor 1 made it. my closest friends at an informal News. 1 could not have made it JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL More than 150 issues and gathering, I realized they all without any one member of the Photo Editor Entertainment Editor thousands of hours of worry worked for The News. team. later, my term as editor-in-chief 5.While walking back from Thank you. One thousand TARA CANNON of The BG News is over, come class to the newsroom, I realized times over, thank you. Graphics Editor Tuesday. I probably knew as many admin- To Mike and the rest of the I am extremely proud of both istrators as I did students. staff returning for another ride this publication and the people 6.1 covered the Faculty Senate next semester, good luck. May behind making it happen. and the administration for a cou- the computers be gracious to Through the many months spent ple of years and didn't even you, the printer decide to work planning and executing how to mind it that much. on deadline and everyone actu- LETTER make this publication realize its 7.While eating lunch at ally do their job. Work hard and full potential, I have realized two Founders on Nov. 19, 1997, Scott don't gel bogged down in the There was an article in the Dec. 3 issue of The BG News about the lack things: You cannot do anything Brown (a former BG News edi- past. The one thing I have of diversity in our faculty. The article said that we need to have a more right without having your whole junkie. tor) proposed to me. Yeah, it always dreamed of for the paper diverse faculty. 1 disagree. heart in it, and patience truly 1 left's why: happened in Founders (although is for it and the staff to realize its We don't need a diverse faculty at all. If we had one type of teacher, pays off. 1. As clear as yesterday, I there was a more formal propos- just one, everyone should be happy. The only type of teachers that we full potential. I truly hope you need is competent ones. Hmm ... remember walking into the al later), but it was perfect for us. take the challenges to their full There seems to be some great concern that there are not enough facul- I am sure as the months and newsroom for the very first time Just like he is for me. potential. A tip to remember: The ty members thai are minorities. One of the people quoted in the article years grow on, my memories of and watching in awe as editors printer dance works every lime So I admit it. seems to equate minorities with offering students a more culturally the place I have called home for and reporters ran around trying I don't know what is going to diverse experience. four years will grow even fonder. to nail a story. I felt the excite- I'm a BG News junkie - and I happen Tuesday when I clear out There's one place where I want a diverse experience. That would be in Regardless to what outsiders ment and an awesome energy. I will be for life. I know I'm not my desk (which may take me a course that it is relevant to. I would want a female teacher for a women's may say about it, I stand behind was so nervous I would live up the only one. The group of edi- studies course I might want an African-American instructor for a course until next semester), turn out the our paper each day and am to their expectations. tors and staff working in 210 that cover African-American literature. A course on ethnic studies just lights and turn in my keys. I might not be taught as well by a white, middle-class man. proud of what our team has 2. My first story was pub- West Hall is, in my opinion, by accomplished. lished on page 4 of The News far producing the best product 1 have known nothing other than Then again, it might. working here during each Thus we have another problem. Who's to say that an African-Ameri- Never before has The News mid-Septe/nber, 1995. My room- have seen in the past several can or a Latino professor is more culturally-diverse than a CauaiMon? ever attempted to have an all- mate (and now copy chief for years. semester of my time at the Uni- How do we know that the "minority" professors haven't been raised in a local front page. This semester The News) clipped my story and Until this semester, I have versity. middle-class, sheltered life while the Caucasian teacher was bom and we set the goal and did it. taped it to our Prout Hall door. always considered it a miracle But I know that is has taught raised in New York's inner city? Never before has The News One day my RA stopped me in that The News comes out every me much more than I expected The real point is that we don't need cultural, ethnic, gender or any to learn. other kind of diversity in our professors. What we need is quality people attempted to write about touchy the hall and said, "I read through day (and some days it has been instructing us. If i'm in a Shakespeare class, I don't care where the teacher subjects the way we have this that whole story and I didn't see close) among a group of over- was born, where his parents are from. I care that he knows a lot about semester. Now we have. your name in it anywhere." achieving editors with a full Goodbye BG News. Shakespeare and that he knows how to teach the subject. Can anyone I'm not trying to convey a per- I just smiled. class load, another part-time job 1 miss you already. please tell me what the color of someone's skin has to do with their abili- fect image of our paper and what 3.Entering one of my classes, I and other organizations while ty to teach about a given subject? we do. We make mistakes - that heard the professor ranting still trying to have a social life. Dark Warnock has been editor- Anyone who says that replacing "majority" teachers with "minority" is why we are a student newspa- about how horrible and unpro- It is not a miracle. It is the pro- it! thief of The News for the past two or "culturally-diverse" teachers is a plausible solution is as much a racist per. We're here to learn. fessional The BG News was. He fessionalism and dedication of semesters. She wishes to thank Bob as any KKK member. We have a real drought at the University. We're missing two key com- I've learned so much about might as well have stuck a knife Sarah, Brandi, Mike, Kim, Tod, Bortel and the rest of the Student ponents of a good learning environment: informed, skilled teachers and both myself and newspapers through my heart and twisted it. John, Natalie, Tara, Suggs (Go!), Publications staff for all of their quality students. during my time here. In fact, I Ouch. Melissa. Ana and the rest of the help. Comments for Darla can be I've sat through too many classes with boring, ill-informed teachers think I have become a BG News 4.Walking into a room full of up-and-coming staff of The sent to dawarno@bgnet. with less critical thinking skills than a first-grader and classmates who only open their mouths to say "I don't know." I've been in too many of DU THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE BG NEWS IS SOLICITING THOSE WITH AN ARTISTI those classes for someone to suggest that the problem with our Universi- ty is that only 16.3 percent of our full-time faculty are minorities. INCLINATION AND A MESSAGE TO THE WORLD TO SUBMIT THEIR IDEAS AND PUBLISHABLE WORK. BLACK AND WH INK RENDERINGS WORK BEST. IF INTERESTED, CONTACT NATALIE MILLER, OPINION EDITOR, AT fflJt&iM OR John Haynik University student [email protected].

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17 Merit 61 Best of 46 « 47 40 18 Director Welles Hollywood - 19 Bring to heel 62 Suspends 50 ■ 53 M 20 Female 63 Time periods " »b impersonators " 22 Elder or alder DOWN >fl I COLUMN ¥% 23 Habituates 1 Hightailed it : J 24 "St. _ Fire- 2 Get an earful >i . Have a problem? Need some advice on what you should do? Write a letter or e-mail THE NEWS at 25 Transition 3 Called to answer ■ [email protected]. 27 Horse hotel? charges O 1996 Tribune Media Services. •For1 the answers, look on 30 Utter 4 Tumable fastener All rights roterved the web: www.bgnewe.com Dear BG News, about? Dear Nose-picker, breathlessly 5 Use elbow 25 San Antonio 45 Steak cut Watered, as the PAGBTHRBBis I plan to graduate this semester Lendit Mtantar, Prout Thanks for sharing. Because the 31 Ranges grease player 46 32 Sphere ol power 6 Sixty 26 Lite of Riley lawn intended as an but will have an incomplete in nose, mouth, throat and sinuses 35 Manipulate 7 Gets up for 28 Evaluating 47 Ruhr Valley city irreverent look at one of my fall semester classes. Dear Lendie: 36 Couple 8 Severn tributary 29 Second Greek 49 Shows the way The University. are fertile territory for the devel- We at The BO When is the deadline to com- The ringing in your ear could be 37 School org. 9 Farm enclosures letter 51 Entree opment of infections, your pick- Sews y>nsider it plete the requirements for the tinnitus, which is often associat- 38 Actress Ruby 10 Manufacture 31 Did the crawl 52 Sorority letter an offbeat page ing finger can act like the Space 39 Checkers side course and still graduate this ed with hearing loss. It causes a cola 32 Polish waterway 53 Nickname lor where we try to Shuttle, delivering bacteria from 40 Ms. Streisand 11 Render 33 Coral colony granny offer something term? ringing, buzzing or other noise 42 Exploit harmless 34 Cots and cradles 54 Wildebeests a door knob or public telephone, for everybody. Grad-to-be, Clough heard in the ear in the absence of 43 Tourist's tote 12 Brief role 36 Ski lift Opinions any outside noises that can be let's say, directly into your body. 44 Rides waves 13 Housemaid's 41 Bond portrayer expressed herein Dear Grad, annoying, irritating, bothersome, (Of course, this route of transit 45 "They Died with joints 42 ln_ are solely those of _ Boots On" 21 Canad. province All incompletes, grade changes and/or infuriating to the person (eventually) our staff. Have a works in the reverse direction, 48 More smarmy 24 -Bom Free- 43 Noisy insect nice day. and transfer work must be sub- affected. Tinnitus can also be a too.) Cuts in the nasal passage 50 Type ot pear lioness 44 Moral lapse symptom of other hearing and mitted to the Office of are another hazard that can Registration and Records by Jan. ear disorders. Listening to loud result from your fingernails, 22 in order to graduate this music at concerts and clubs, or at semester. If you don't meet the home with headphones, can lead whether they're well-clipped or deadline, you will need to reap- to temporary or permanent loss not. So STOP now! Another good ply for graduation in spring. of hearing. See your health care reason to stop is that the oil from provider since you've noticed a your fingers could cause more Dear BG News: change. pimples around you nose. As Whenever I go to clubs where always, safer nose-picking is best Dear BG News: the music is really loud I get a done with a tissue. But if you BGSU has a 64.6 percent graduation rate within six years of ringing in my ears but it usually I am an avid nose-picker. Is this must pick without protection: initial enrollment. goes away by morning. bad for my nose? Recently I went to a club and wash up, go easy, and keep it to my ears are still ringing. Is this Nose-picker, Thurstin yourself. a problem I should be worried WEBSITE OF THE DAY it Today Saturday www.santa-claus.com Sunny Mostly Cloudy

HIGH: 42 LOW: 25 HIGH: 44 LOW: 30 Upcoming "Upcoming Events'" is m service to our reader* borrowed daily vie the University web pa(e. The calendar ot events on the web page has a more complete listing of events and Events can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu." Friday, 12rll/98 Fine Arts Center. Show opened 107 Hanna Hall. Looking for a Indiana Classic in Bloomington, to join fellow BGSU alumni for Student Ceramic Organiza- Dec. 5 and continues through way to let the tension of the Ind. Indiana plays Boise State in an enjoyable evening with the tion Christmas Sale (TBA) Last day of classes for fall Feb. 5. Tues-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; week drift away? Come to Stress the first game of the tournament. Cleveland Orchestra. For more Room 1218, Fine Arts Ceramic details, contact Bill Stambaugh at semester (8 a.m.) Sun. 2-5 p.m. Free. Relief Through Humor at the Stadio. Need Christmas gifts? Secret of the Star: A Show Classrooms campus-wide. Women's Center ... no aerobics 216/221-0880. The Student Ceramic Organiza- tion is selling pottery to benefit Exams start next week. National Student Exchange required, no complicated rou- for Christmas (8 p.m.) Information Session (2:30 tines to learn, no special equip- Planetarium. $1 donation sug- Women's Hockey (10:30 the ceramics studio. For more Artists Across the Country p.m.) ment required ... just BYOF gested. p.m.) information, contact johnz® bgnet. and Around the City (10 a.m. State Room. Student Union. (Bring Your own Funny)- car- Yost Ice Arena, Ann Arbor. Want to travel and get BGSU cred- toons, jokes, video clips, stories. Public Skating (8 - 10 p.m.) - 4 p.m.) The BGSU Women's Hockey it? Find out how you can attend Remember - A laugh a day keeps Ice Arena. Adults $3, students Willard Wankelman Gallery, Club takes on the University of Saturday, 12/12/98 one of over 140 colleges In the U.S. the stress down to a minimum $2. Call 419/372-2264 for more Fine Arts Center. Show opened Michigan. without paying out-of-state information. Nov. 21 and continues through Women's Hockey (9:45 p.m.) tultionl For more Information, con- Board of Trustees meeting Dec. 11. Tues-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Ice Arena. The BGSU tact Laura Hutchlnson. NSE Men's Basketball vs. Gram- Celebrate the HoUdays (8:30 (TEA) Sun. 2-5 p.m. Free. Intern, located in 310 Student Ser- Women's Hockey Club takes on bling (8 p.m.) p.m.) Main campus. Committee ses- COGWHA from Columbus in vices Building. 419/372-2501. Severance Hall, 11001 Euclid Digital Tools and Output Assembly Hall. Bowling sions are held on the afternoon their last home game of the term. Green battles Grambling in the Avenue, Cleveland. The Cleve- Media (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Stress Reduction through or morning preceding the regu- Admission is free. second semifinal game of the land alumni chapter invites you Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, Humor (3 p.m.) larly scheduled meeting. TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. 12 FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)

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W The BG News Tfc T Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & N ation 372-6966 Eye on Presidential impeachment nears news J The solemn compiled from staff and wire reports committee considers final arguments on impeachment. lUNIONI ABC's union troubles affecting political coverage The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Some Democratic politicians are refusing to WASHINGTON —In somber cross picket lines at ABC, hampering the network's ability to cover silence, the House Judiciary the impeachment story at one ot its most critical points. Committee weighed final argu- At the urging of union members locked out of their jobs at ABC since ments Thursday over alleged Nov. 3, Democratic members of the House Judiciary Committee have "high crimes and misde- recently refused to appear for interviews on ABC shows like "Night- meanors" by President Clinton. line," "Good Morning America" and "This Week." Speaker Newt Gingrich notified Former White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta, Sen. Edward the full House to prepare for a Kennedy and House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt also turned historic impeachment vote next down ABC invitations, the National Association of Broadcast week. Employees and Technicians said. An ABC News spokeswoman conceded that interviews have been Republican counsel David lost. But Eileen Murphy said that Democrats talk to ABC off the air Schippers said Clinton's perjury, and that the situation has not prevented the network from keeping obstruction of justice and abuse viewers informed. of power left lawmakers with the "It makes it a little more difficult when you can't get them on the air "sorrowful duty" of seeking his live, but not that much more difficult," she said. "We don't think our removal from office. reporting has been compromised at all." Democratic lawyer Abbe Lowell countered: "Listen to the ■ ARMYHBflBiBBBBBHBaBBBBBaMBBi American people, who are ask- The army charges retired major general in ing you to find a truly bipartisan sex scandal way to avoid the course you are Auociated Prei* Photo WASHINGTON JAP) — The Army has charged retired Maj. Gen. about to undertake." House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Henry Hyde, R-lll., right goes over the articles of David Hale with 17 violations of the military code of justice stem- Bui by all accounts, Republi- impeachment, which were released during the committee's Impeachment hearing on Wednes- ming from a sex scandal that took place while he served as a com- cans were ready to approve at day. Republican counsel, Thomas Mooney is at left. mander in Turkey. least imc article of impeachment. Hale retired after serving only four months as the Army's deputy At the White House, sel Kenneth Starr and other until Saturday. Hyde has of impeachment approved by inspector general in the Pentagon. spokesman Joe Lockhart insisted major figures in the drama into pledged to give Democrats a the Judiciary Committee on a The charges accuse Hale of making false statements to Army officials the GOP charges "fall well short the committee room. vote on censure at the end of the bipartisan vote. and investigators, conducting improper relationships with the wives of impeachment," but the presi- A few hours later, Schippers proceedings, but in the commit- This time, the committee is of several subordinate officers and obstruction of justice. dent's Democratic defenders did likewise. At one point, he tee, at least, that proposal is riven along partisan lines, and According to a statement issued by the Army, Lt. Gen. G.A. Crocker expressed increasing concern queued up a videotaped seg- doomed to failure. Clinton is fighting, not resigning. of Fort Lewis, Wash., who is overseeing the Hale case, has moved to about the vote on the House ment that showed Clinton say- Gingrich's "Dear Colleague" It was the first time Gingrich begin an Article 32 investigation. That is the military equivalent of a floor next week. ing, "I don't recall" whether he letter to fellow lawmakers did grand jury proceeding. had intruded into the impeach- Several official sources, speak- and Ms. Lewinsky were ever not use the word "impeach- The officer in charge of the investigation "will conduct a hearing, ment proceedings since ing on condition of anonymity, alone together in the White ment." Instead, it noted that the consider all the evidence presented, and make a recommendation" announcing he would leave said Democrats laboring to gain House. Judiciary Committee was on the \o Crocker whether to proceed with the case, the Army statement office at year's end. In his brief support for censure from pivotal verge of wrapping up work on said. In fact, the two had multiple letter, he did not address any of GOP moderate lawmakers were sexual encounters in the area "this matter," and lawmakers the controversies surrounding I BOOZE I ready to demand a financial pay- around the Oval Office over a should prepare for a debate on the issue, including the Democ- Inmates sickened by bad booze behind ment from Clinton as well as his period of several months. the House floor beginning next ratic demand for a vote on cen- signature on a written condem- bars The 37 members of the Judi- Thursday. sure in the full House. nation of his conduct. ciary Committee, 21 Republicans It will mark the first time Rep. Bob Livingston, R-La.. NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) — Thirty inmates became vio- Each lawyer relied on late and 16 Democrats, listened since 1868 that the House has who takes over as speaker in Jan- lently ill after drinking an illicit brew that had been made with rot- 20th century technology to argue intently to the two legal presen- ruled on a presidential impeach- uary, sidestepped the issue in ten fruit. a case that arises from the 18th tations. Their turn came next, ment. President Andrew John- comments to reporters, saying The Middlesex County jail inmates had combined apples and century constitutional remedy of under a schedule that called for son was impeached, then sur- he didn't want to "prejudge." oranges with bread so that the yeast would ferment the mixture into impeachment. formal debate on articles of vived a Senate trial by a one-vote "I have every intention of alcohol. Lowell made liberal use of impeachment to begin later in margin. bringing the product of the Judi- But when they drank it, it was nothing more than foul-smelling snippets of videotape and audio the day. More than a century later, ciary Committee to the floor, fruit juice with chunks of moldy bread, and they came down with tape to bring Clinton, Ms. Moni- Committee votes are set for Richard Nixon resigned before making sure we get to vote on diarrhi'.i ca Lewinsky, Independent Coun- Friday, possibly spilling over the House could vote on articles it," he said.

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Continued from page one. tional African- dress. She also zaa celebration, yet all the princi- hip-hop," she said. "It means relate to," Brown said. "Our goal awareness of the African-Ameri- said they will hear a low rum- ples will be celebrated tonight. more to me because it is part of is to retain and make them feel at can culture and historical aspect. said Sheila Brown, director of bling of drums and see art and Brown said the feast will fea- my heritage." home." She said she wants to break She said the dance symbolizes Brown said when African Kwanzaa. "It is relatively new, pictures of African culture. ture "soul food," including fried down African-American stereo- but still a lot of people do not "This is not just a black chicken, cornbread, sweet potato the struggle African Americans Americans come to Bowling know about it." thing," she said. "You will be in pie, yams and macaroni. She said went through as a race. She said Green it can often be a cultural types. Brown is hoping to shed more awe. You will be like 'wow.'" African-American cooking con- African dancing involves stomp- shock and students may have Whitfield agreed. She said light on the occasion. She said Brown said this will be the tains a lot of starch. ing and hand movements. She problems adjusting. many University students have "Students need to feel a part Kwanzaa celebrates seven prin- University's second annual cele- "We put food together in a said she does not dance to the the misconception that all ciples, including unity, self bration of Kwanzaa, but this cel- certain way," she said. 'The Uni- music, but she "rides the music." of something or else they won't African Americans play basket determination, collective work ebration will be a "little bit spici- versity Dining Services is going Whitfield is also dancing. She want to stay," she said. "Unless and responsibility, cooperative er." to help us make it as authentic as said the music and dancing tells they get involved, they will ball and are on scholarship. She economics, purpose, creativity "Last year people were stand- possible." a story, and the dancing allows leave." said this program will let people and faith. Kwanzaa is celebrated ing up and sitting on the floor," The Africana Dance Troupe her to express herself. She also said Kwanzaa will see her true self. She said the "It is soothing," she said. help students build community Dec. 26 tojan.l. she said. "The respond was over- will also make its debut during Kwanzaa celebration will allow Kwanzaa is also a way of life, whelming. That is why we the celebration. Brown said this "Once I hear the drum beat, I get and understand one another bet- Brown said. It is a week for brought it back." dance group has been a vision in a certain mind set." ter. the University to experience African American reflection and Brown said each of the seven for several years and she is glad Brown said it is important to "What better way to build African-American culture. a time to relate to the past and Kwanzaa principles will be pre- that it is coming to fruition. celebrate Kwanzaa because of community than to bring every- "A lot of people hear about look toward the future, she said. sented by dance, song or read- Kisha Jones, dance troupe the number of minorities at the one together at an event like African-American culture, but ing. She said normally the seven member, said dancing for her is University. this?" Harris said. Whitfield said when a student you don't understand it until enters the celebration they will principles would be celebrated symbolic. "We need to bring programs Jones added that Kwanzaa be greeted by students in tradi- each day of the seven-day Kwan- "It is different, it is not like that African Americans can will give the University more you witness it," she said. KLEIN Continued from page one. thought the students would believes that students can learn a gave a talk at a junior high school lot from Klein. Don't put off enjoy having him at the com- honors banquet about 15 years a talk like this has to come to mencement," she said. "They just have to remember grips with his or her own story She also said that when Klein that there will always be new ago, but he has never given a and speak from the heart, and started the CLC he was taking on things to learn and new chal- graduation speech before. studying for that's what I'll be doing," Klein a whole new thing. He had to lenges ahead," Dobb said. said. learn about administration, hir- Klein's message is simple. "I see this as an honor Dobb said that Klein is some- ing teachers and a number of "Even though we live in a bestowed upon me by both my Finals! one that students will enjoy hear- things that were foreign to him in very cynical world, it's still pos- peers and my supervisors," he ing. order to run the program. To her, sible to have heroes," he said. "He's a great speaker, and I it was very inspirational and she ' Klein also said that he once said. Christmas Cash dock buy back has begun at fee Gee Book Store! * We pay top prices for used textbooks * We also pay top wholesale prices for current editions of books no longer used on campus

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On S. College and Clough St., Danny D. Kline ed then of $711 from a coffee can, ruead IJ was cited for no seal bell, Tuesdaj On Fain ien Ave and W. Poe Kd., Amy L. Flor- ()n Main ille .mil Eighth St., Antoinette N. Jack- iv\ k was cited for speed, Tuesday. On L. Court Si. and Thurslin Avc., William S son, ol Toledo, was t iled lor speed and no seal belt On Ada and S. Main Si.. Thomas ( si. lulian, ol Hodge III was cited for having expired regisjra operator, Wednesday. Oregon, was cited for speed) Tuesdaj A man, in the 300 block ol W Poe Rd., repotted (ion, Tuesday. a man drove .i semi-truck through Ins property, ()n N. Maple and ( onneaul SI , Sheila T. Brown, A woman, in the WK) block ol Sixth Si. reported Tuesday. A couple were advised the park was closed, ol Oklahoma, was cited lor no seat belt operator, receiving harassing phone calls from her ex- ( arter Park Dr., Tuesdaj VVednesci.n boyfriend, Tuesday. In the 1400 block ol Kensington Bl., a man reported theft of .i < hristmas wreath and several In the 900 block ol S. Main St., ( hnstopher D. On Mam ille and Fourth St., Christine C Roys- In the 300 block ol \. Main St., a man reported white! hristmas lights Tuesdaj Shope was cited for going through a red light, ler was cited lor speed, Wednesday. receiving death threats over the phono, Tuesday, • Wednesday. On li. Poe Rd. and the railroad tracks, Ryan I' In the 40(1 blink ol S. Main St., Roscoe I. Cron A woman, in the 100 block ol Ada St., reported Gurney, ol Tiffin, and Aletha B, Maphis, ol Lima, On I Wooster. St. and 1-75, Anlhonj \1 Laird of was eiled lor no seal belt, Wednesday. vandalism to a vacant residence liie-d.n were cited for failure to maintain assured clear dis- Marion, was cited for speed, Wednesday. tance, Tuesdaj On S ( ollege and Ihird St.. Irene Shusler was In the 400 block ol E. Wooster Si , several people On ( onneaul and Meeker si, Anna M. I low i iled for speed and no seal hell operator, Wednes- were involved in a credit card fraud, Tuesday. In the "XH) block ol ( olony In, ,i woman report- was cited for speed, Wednesdaj day Palestine to stop violence, promote peace J Palestine leaders voted clauses of ment While House spokesman David Leav) he will nol release killers or members of militant The Monday meeting will be only to listen to described lhal as "an important and welcomed Islamic groups the PLO carter null and void. President Clinton's speech and President Arafat . siep toward implementing the W\e accords." Top Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said There will be no vole," said Zanoun, chairman ol Immediately after the PN< session, 5 percent ol Thursday that Ihe Palestinians had accepted a The Associated Press the PNC. the West Bank is lobe transferred from Israeli con Clinton is arriving Saturdaj nighl lor a three- irol to joint jurisdiction. compromise worked oul by Clinton's envoy to the GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — The Palestinian lead- day visii meant to celebrate Wye, but thai has Netanyahu, who has frozen the pullb.uk over region All three sides would go through the list of ership on Thursday scrapped constitutional claus- turned into an elforl lo salvage it whal he claimed were s\ stetnatk Palestinian c lola- security prisoners one bv one. es rejecting Israel's existence and said it would try David Bar-Ulan, a senior adviser lo Prime Min- hons ol the peace accord, said Thursday he has "The success of (( Union's) trip is connected to stem violence that has jeopardized the peace — ister Benjamin Netanyahu, praised Thursday s ordered the Israeli army lo deal with Palestinian with stability and quiet," Erekal said. "But for sta- moves that may smooth President Clinton's visit to vote, luil warned lh.il Israel hasn't dropped ils riots with a firm hand." bilitj you nrt\\ a coin incing equation, to solve the the region. demand (or a PN( vote on Mond.n Stone-throwing protests have swepl through the A group of senior Palestinians led by Yasser "Weexpect ihai they will vote in an unequiv- Wesl Bank in recent days, and thousands ol Pales- issue ol Ihe prisoners " Arafat voted overwhelmingly to declare clauses ol ocal mailer," Har-lllan said, il Israel is lo continue tinians marched Thursday in the funeral proces- I >anny \a\ eh, another Netanyahu adviser, said the PLO charter calling for Israel's destruction null to implement the Wye agreement sion ol a 17-year-old stone mason, |ihad had, who the Palestinians must explicitly agree that killers and void, a key condition ot the Clinton-brokered The Palestinians have said thai the meeting was killed In Israeli army gunfire a day earlier. and militants will not be released Wye River agreement two months ago. Monday will "affirm" the annulment ol the offen- Netanyahu says (he Palestinian leadership is "Il Ihe Palestinians accept this principle, that Jibril Rajoub, the Palestinian security chief, said sive passages hut have not said exact!) whal thai responsible fot the riots, an accusation Ihe Pali's Israel is ihe one lo determine Ihe categories ... I the Palestinian Authority would take steps to cur- means. Arafat said the procedure was ,m internal tinians have denied — although Rajoub, the seen tail riots sparked bv Israel's refusal to release pris- Palestinian matter: "It's nol Iheir business " lit) chief, a< knowledged thai the < linton adminis- believe we can move ahead," Naveh said. oners jailed on anti-Israel charges. li is unlikel) ( linton would side with Israel in tration also had pressured the authority lo lake Israeli hard-liners, including Cabinet ministers, Selim Zanoun, who announced the decision In such a dispute because il would mean thai the control oi the streets have said C linton s visit is conferring statehood the Palestine Central Council to nullify the offend- mam purpose ol his visit, lo usher in the next stage "The Americans want the situation lo calm status on the Palestinian areas. ing passages, said the larger Palestine National of the Wye agreement, has failed. down," he said "It's in their interest with Presi- On Thursday signs reading "Clinton go home" Council will not vote again on the matter w hen il Zanoun said Thursday's vole In lJs Palestine dent Clinton's V isil lo the area." were strung along the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway meets Monday. Central Council members (-resent was Ml for, seven I le said lhal he was taking steps "tocalm Ihe sit and on walls in lerusalem. Posters showing a Israel insists the full council formally vote to against and seven abstaining. Twenty-nine mem- nation." void the passages and has said that if there is no bers were absent for the vote, which reaffirmed a The riots erupted alter Israel released iis first photo montage of Clinton wearing a checkered vote on Monday, it will not implement the next letter that Arafat had sent < linton declaring the bah h ol prisoners, as agreed under Wye — and headdress, a symbol of Palestinian nationalism, troop withdrawal scheduled under the Wye Agree- articles null and void most were common criminals Netanyahu has said were plastered on some walls.

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Women open Falcons travel to MAC season Hoosier □ Bowling Green faces Women's country Western Michigan in Basketball the MAC opener for J The men's both teams. basketball team goes to Bloomington, Ind. WMU By DAVE TRUMAN to take part in the The BG News Sunday • 2 pm. Indiana Classic. Anderson Arena The schedule so far has Bowling Green included two Big Ten teams, a By TOD McCLOSKEY PAC Ten school and nationally BG: 4-4 overall The BG News ranked George Washington. W. Michigan: 6-1 overall Dan Dakich is going home on • BG looks to halt WMU's streak. At the same time, the Friday. women's basketball team has Michigan's streak on Wednes- The Bowling Green men's adjusted to the new system of day. basketball coach will be taking coach Deanne Knoblauch. the. Falcons to Bloomington, "They are off to one of the best Ind. for the Indiana Classic. Bowling Green has traveled starts in their history," thousands of miles and played in The Falcons will be facing Knoblauch said of WMU. "Erv- Grambling (5-6, 4-4 Southwest- one tournament on each coast. ing is an athletic, tall guard. She ern Athletic Conference) at 7 After all that, it is time to will be a tough matchup for us. p.m. GSU has two scorers in begin the season. They are only about six or seven Chris Thomas and Kenny deep, so we are hoping to get The Falcons (4-4) face Western Haynes. them tired and maybe that will Thomas is averaging 17 Michigan (6-1) at Anderson be the difference in the game. points per game and is hitting Arena Sunday at 2 p.m. The Broncos also rely heavily over .600 percent of his shots. The Broncos bring pre-season on the inside presence of 6-1 Haynes has been scoring 15 points per game for GSU. All-Mid American Conference senior forward Star Harris. She.is BG Newi Photo/MATT DANN guard Shelsea Erving and her 21 averaging 13 points and 10 GSU has had troubles turn- point per game average to town rebounds per game this season. ing the ball over; they average The Falcon women's basketball team awaits a rebound in a game played earlier this year 24.8 turnovers per game (last in along with a six game win streak. against Youngtown State. The Falcons will take on Western Michigan Sunday at Anderson The Falcons counter with the SWAC). "I think we've been tested," senior center Jacki Raterman and Arena. The Broncos have won six games in a row. The second round of the tour- Knoblauch said. "1 think the the recent scoring punch of mental mistakes." playing really well, but then we nament will put the Falcons hard pre-seasorj has prepared us junior forward Sherry Kahle. tests since. have lapses." against either Indiana or Boise for the MAC, and I have always Raterman scored a season- Freshman guard Franny Knoblauch agreed that the State. mental mistakes are what is hurt- thought that the league play was high 25 points against Michigan Miller said the team has picked Sunday the Falcons will have The Hoosiers are 8-2 this ing the offense. the real games." and Kahle has been hot of late. up the offense now and has to to prove they can minimize the year, while Boise State is 5-1, work on eliminating errors. "There are still times when we Sunday will be the Falcons' Since being shut out in a loss mistakes that killed two impor- overall. are out of sync," she said. "I second straight game against an to George Washington Novem- "We know what's going on," With the two games in twr> she said. "Now it is just a matter think they are getting better. tant offensive runs against the opponent riding a six game ber 27, Kahle has averaged 16.5 of executing and making fewer We've got stretches where we are Wolverines. streak. BG was unable to end points per game in the four con- • See FALCONS, page eight: Gymnastics hopes to improve with freshmen □ The Falcon The women's gymnastics dedicated to their sport would around champ in Norway. squad will be led by team cap- be a serious understatement. "Hopefully we wUl experience some In addition to Oestreng, fresh* gymnasts get a first tain and defending MAC cham- They have been preparing for the newfound success this year. We have man Wendy Untch is expecting upcoming season since before look at their team pion in the vault, senior Jackie several freshmen on the team this year, to make her mark as well. Untch, Haft as well as junior Sarah Gre- the start of school in August. today. alis, who will be participating in In early fall, the team began and.I expect them to make big a Columbus native, is considered the uneven bars, floor exercises to implement small-scale condi- contributions." by Connelly to be one of the top BY KEVIN GUTEKUNST and the beam. Senior Christina tioning and flexibility skills to freshman gymnasts in the con- Treiber, who specializes in beam help get them back into the Dan. Connelly ference. The BG News and uneven bars, also returns. swing of things. BGSU Gymnastics Coach "I expect to see great improve- The 1990's have not been kind This weekend, the team has its Starting in October, the team ment as the season progresses," to the gymnastics program at first look at where they stand concentrated on general skills, BGSU. and what they can feasibly and by November, each gymnast coach Dan Connelly said. butions." Connelly said. The Falcons are looking to accomplish as the season pro- began to work on their individ- "Hopefully we will experience Connelly is expecting great "With our big three upper- drastically improve on last sea- gresses. The 20 team members ual routines. some newfound success this things from freshman Marny classmen and our strong fresh- son's efforts when they finished will be vying for 14 spots on the The team is relatively young. year. We have several freshmen Oestreng, who is an internation- men newcomers, I look for the last in the Mid-American Confer- traveling squad. "The 1990's have been a on the team this year, and I al gymnast from Norway. ence championships. To say that the gymnasts are drought for gymnastics here," expect them to make big contri- Oestreng was a three-time all- team to get progressively better;" I leers focus on Western □ The Falcons hope to freshman Jeff Reynaert, who was in the net for the tie. Hockey tame the Broncos in a With exams and break hover- single game on ing around the corner, it is a con- Saturday. cern that the minds of the play- ers may not be entirely focused on the game. WMU By DIANA EDELMAN "A lot of time your concentra- Tomorrow • 7 The BG News tion level is a little bit off," Pow- p.m. BGSl/lcc Arena Grit. ers said. "That is the thing we Bowling Green That is how coach Buddy have to make sure (of), that dur- Powers describes tomorrow's ing the week we keep the guys game against Western Michigan focused." BG: (1-7-6). Despite the one win for W.Michigan: 1-7-6 overall The Falcons, coming off of a WMU, it is only a few points home loss to Michigan, conclude behind in the standings, making the first half of their season the game more of a gritty, grind t \e team. tomorrow. it out game. Powers stresses it is If BG wins tomorrow, that would put the team at .500. The Broncos, who are 0-5-5 in important to have the lead in the the last ten games, are coming off game so WMU will open up. "I would love to go into the of a tie to second place Ferris "The longer it stays close, the break at .500 as opposed to being State. Last weekend Lake Superi- harder it is going to be for us," he a couple games under .500," or stomped on WM, 6-0 before said. "Then they are going to Powers said. "In my mind, this is WMU could tie up the FSU game play their game, which is grind a game where we are playing at BO Newi Photo/DIANA EDELMAN the next night. and check." home and we should win this BG's Ryan Murphy tries to keep control of the puck between two Michigan defenders In the WMU' has two possible While it is not vital to close the hockey game." Michigan game last weekend. The Falcons prepare to play Western Michigan tonight at the Ice goalies who may dress for the first half of the season with a The puck drops at 7 p.m. at arena. game — senior Matt Bames and win, it would be a positive for the Ice Arena tomorrow.

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TRANSACTIONS STANDINGS BASEBALL lie Garner on injured reserve Signed FB Mike NrLGUnc* College Football Bowl Picture American League Reed from Ihe practice squad AMERICAN CONFERENCE Saturday Ucf 19 ine East w L T Pet. Las Vegas Howl CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Extrnded Ihe eon- HOCKEY NY Jcta 9 4 0 692 At Us Vegas tract of manager Jerry Manuel through the National Hockey League San Diego State 17-41 vs North Carolina 16 51. 6 p.m IESPN2I cwnptfcd from wire sources 2000 season BUFFALO SABRES—Recalled C Domenlc Miami 9 4 0 692 CLEVELAND INDIANS-Named Brian Gra- Pints from loan to Rochester of the AHL. New England 8 5 0 BIS — Buffalo 8 5 0 615 Wednesday Dec 23 ham tnnrld coach and Clarence Jones outfield CHICAGO BLACKIIAWKS—Recalled W Motor City Bowl coach. Jean-Pierre Dumont bom loan to Portland of Indianapolis 2 II 0 154 ■NCAA I the AHL At Ponllac. Mich KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Agreed to terms Central Magshall II III vs Louisville 1741. 8 p.m. IESPN2I wtth SS Rey Sanches on a one-year contract. FLORIDA PANTHERS—Sent C Steve Wash- Wildcat pleads innocent burn on a conditioning assignment lo New Jacksonvlllr 10 3 0 769 ^— Acquired 3B Joe Randa from the New York Mets Haven of the AHL Tninrssct 7 6 0 DM Friday U" 25 Former Northwestern Univer- for OF Juan LeBron Pittsburgh 7 6 0 XIH Blue (.i.iy ( ktHM SEATTLE MARINERS-Agreed to terms NASHVILLE PREDATORS-Agreed lo a At Montgomery. Ala sity football player Christopher one-year contract extension with C Darren BaltinxnT 5 8 0 385 wtth C Tom Lampkln on a two-year contract TurcoMe Cincinnati 2 II 0 154 Blue vs Gray. Noon IABCI Gamble pleaded innocent Thurs- TEXAS RANGERS-Deslgnated RHP Dan Aloha Howl NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Loaned D Ken Sut- At Honolulu day to two counts of perjury in a Smith for assignment ton to Albany of Ihe AHL. Recalled D Colin Wrst National League White from Albany y-Denver 1.1 0 0 1 000 Colorado 17-41 vs Oregon 18-31. 3:30 p.m IABCI sports betting scandal at the HOUSTON ASTROS-Agreed to terms with PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Returned G Oakland 7 6 0 538 Oahu Caml RHP Shane Reynolds on a three-year contract Seattle 6 7 0 462 At Honolulu school. Jean-Sebastian Aubm to Kansas City of the Air Forcelll-ll vs Washington 16 51 8 30 p m IESPN1 extension through 2002 IHL Kansas City 5 8 0 M San DV-go 5 8 0 :W5 Gamble, 26, of Marietta, Ga., FOOTBALL TAMPA BAY UGHTNING—Acquired D Drew Saturday. Dec 26 National Football League Bannislci Irom Anaheim lor a 2000 fifth round* Ik-mage Bowl was among four players charged PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Placed RB Char- draft pick NATIONAL CONFKKKNCE East W L T Pet At Atlanta last week with lying to federal Dallas 8 5 0 615 HethuneCookman 18 21 vs Southern U. 18-31. 12 30 pm INBCI grand juries about their relation- Arizona 6 7 0 462 Insight com Bowl Couch unsure of pros NY Giants 5 8 0 :w5 At Tucson. Anz ship with student bookie Brian Cleveland Browns, who hold the Washington 4 '< 0 .108 Missouri 17 41 vs. West Virginia 18 31 8pm (ESPNl The Associated Press Philadelphia 3 10 0 231 Ballarini. top pick. Tuesday. Dec. 29 The NFL has turned down a Because of NFL tampering Ccnlnil Music City Bowl Gamble is accused of lying request by Kentucky to give junior y Minnesota 12 1 0 923 Al Nashville. Term rules, the Browns cannot name a Alabama (7-41 vs Virginia Tech 18 31. 5 p.m. (ESPNl about bets he placed on North- quarterback Tim Couch more time Orren llav H 5 0 615 coaching staff until after the Jan. Tampa Bay 6 7 0 .462 MICRON PC Bowl western's 1994 game against Al Miami to decide whether he wants to turn 31 Super Bowl. Detroit 5 8 0 385 Ohio State. pro. according to coach Hal Chicago 3 10 0 231 North Carolina Slate 17-41 vs Miami 18 31. 7 30 p.m fTBSI The NFL refused, which I think Alamo Bowl ■CORRECTION MMM Mumme. Al San Antonio is pretty sad. to put our kid in this Wrst Mumme said the school asked x-Allanta 11 2 0 .846 him TUMI II1 II II Purdue (8-41. 8:30 p.m. IESPNI The hockey player pictured in position." Mumme told the Lexing- x-San Francisco 10 3 0 769 Wednesday Dec 30 for the extension of the Jan. 8 Humanitarian Bowl Thursday's BG News was incor- ton Herald-Leader. New Orleans 6 7 0 462 deadline for underclassmen to Si. Louis 3 10 0 231 At Boise. Idaho rectly identified as Hugo Idaho 18-31 vs Southern Miss (7 41. 3pm IESPN2I declare for the draft because of "He's still going to have to make Carolina 2 11 0 .154 Boisvert. It was actually Ben Holiday Bowl uncertainty surrounding the a decision and play by the rules Al San Diego Simon. x clinched playoff berth coaching staff of the expansion they dictate. ..." y clinched dM«lon title Nebraska 19-31 vs Arizona II III. S p m (ESPN) Chargers spurned by Jones

The Associated Press and general manager Bobby among the schools left behind sideline tirade by the quarter- Beathard asked him to take the when eight Western Athletic back. SAN DIEGO — Going from helm. Conference teams defected. Jones, a one-time NFL quar- the NFL lo a college team hardly He felt so sure that the Charg- Jones said he's excited about follows the logical coaching pro- ers would remove the interim tag getting a chance to rebuild the terback, benched struggling at the end of the season that he program. gression. Then again. June rookie Ryan Leaf after taking Jones Isn't like other coaches. intended to walk into Tuesday's "I'm jacked up about getting it turned around." Jones said. "I'm Jones was promoted two interview with Hawaii and tell over for Gilbride three games excited that I'm going to a place months ago by the San Diego them he wouldn't take the job. that I wanted to retire to. where I Into the season. The Chargers (5- Chargers as interim head coach He quickly changed his mind and accepted an offer Wednes- wanted to live, and I think the 8) are 3-4 under Jones and now Job to turn around the poor-per- Job for me can be a 20-year job if forming team. On Thursday, he day. must begin looking for their He replaces Fred vonAppen. I get it going in the next 3-4 was hired as head coach of the years." fourth head coach in four sea- Hawaii Rainbows, one of the who was fired after the Rainbows went 0-12. The winless season It certainly wasn't about sons. worst teams in Division l-A. money. Jones reportedly will "Unless you've lived in tied an NCAA record for the make S250.000 a season, far As Jones spoke to reporters Hawaii, unless you know the worst single-season mark In less than what he'd get as an Thursday. Leaf came off the people there. It's different than Division l-A and is part of an 18- NFL head coach. They arc nego- anything else. It's just a passion game losing streak, longest in tiating the length of the contract. practice field and hollered. that I've had and that's what I the nation. Family life was a considera- "Aloha." and the team's running wanted to do." Jones said at a "His reputation for offensive Uon. too. Jones didn't coach last backs walked behind Jones news conference after the Charg- success in the NFL is exception- year as his wife battled cancer. ers' practice Thursday. al." said Hawaii athletic director She was diagnosed with the dis- humming. "Aloha Oe." Jones, 45. played quarter- Hugh Yoshlda. "He Is very ease 10 days after he was fired "I have strong feelings for back at Hawaii in 1974 and respected in the football commu- by the Atlanta Falcons and he began his coaching career there nity and is well known for the believes it was related the stress these guys." said Jones, who will Associated Press Photo as quarterbacks coach in 1983. exciting style that his teams dis- surrounding his job. During his coach the Chargers in their final Jones was quarterbacks play ." three years at Atlanta, he was Atlanta Falcons head coach June Jones watches from the sidelines as coach for San Diego until Kevin Despite Hawaii's woes, and known for pulling Jeff George three games. "They're good the Falcons play the Arizona Cardinals on August 23,1996. Gilbride was fired at midscason. the fact the Rainbows were from a game, then enduring a guys." Eckersley retires with records, memories FALCONS Continued from page one. every year not to lose it. were really two careers: 13 years three Bash Brothers pennant win- rather have left like I've done today □ After pitching in "We don't lose this classic," as a starter and then, after a battle ners in Oakland. than to leave in the middle of the more games than with alcohol, a move to the bullpen days formal, the Classic is an Dakich said of his former days al "I guess the favorite memories for 11 years as one of the most season or getting booed out of the opportunity for BG to improve. Indiana. "You don't ever, ever anyone, Dennis are some of the magic that hap- dominating relievers the game has ballpark. I didn't want to taint my And Dakich believes these back- want to be the team thai loses the pened in Oakland." said Eckersley. Eckersley retires from ever seen. career." to-back games are a good warm- Classic. Because you just don't who was born and raised In the up to the Mid-American Confer- want to go to practice the next Boston. Bay area. "We had some magic "It's hard to walk away," he In his last appearance on Sept. ence tournament in early March. day." said, fighting back tears. "It's been that lasted for about five years, "This is a good week for us to those were some of the special 26. Eckersley broke a tie with Hoyt He spent 16 years of his life in The Associated Press a major part of my life since I was learn about our team," he said. Bloomington. Four as a player, 12 eight years old." times." Wilhelm by pitching in his 1.071st BOSTON — For more than two "(It's important) to test ourselves as an assistant to Bob Knight. Now 44 and third on the career game. As the Red Sox reliever ran decades. Dennis Eckersley stood The Eck piled up awards and and to test how tough we are "He doesn't talk about his saves list with 390. he only admit- on the mound like a gunslinger. memories: six All-Star appear- in from the bullpen — a trademark mentally, as well as how tough Indiana days as much as he did ted he had reached the end this with his flowing hair, droopy mus- ances, the AL Most Valuable Play- of the Eck — fans at Fenway Park we are physically." in the past," junior Falcon Antho- week, after the Red Sox refused to -lache and one of the most talented er and Cy Young awards In 1992. gave him a standing ovation. BG is 4-2 overall and 1-1 in ny Stacey said. "But, he likes to arms in baseball. the AL championship series MVP offer salary arbitration, making conference play. The Falcons are tell us stories about Indiana play- them ineligible to re-sign him until In 1988. He pitched a no-hltter for Eckersley. who regularly runs coming off a win over Oakland ers that did this or that." | After pitching in the most Cleveland In 1977. sat in the May 1. games in major league history — in the offseason to keep in shape, Tuesday in Anderson Arena. Dakich grew up from the 4th dugout for the 1978 Yankees-Red To "be honest with you. some- But, no team has ever beat the grade rooting for the Hoosiers, 1.071 — Eckersley said Thursday Sox playoff, gave up Kirk Gibson's said the thought of retirement he had thrown his final fastball. body had to make the decision for Hoosiers in the Classic. Accord- and he sees the trip back as a famous World Series home run me because I wouldn't have done started creeping Into his mind ing to Dakich, as a former player means of just being with old - His 24 seasons in the majors 1988. and closed out games for the It," Eckersley said. "I would much after the playoffs. at Indiana, there is pressure friends.

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Ohio 44718 Presidential Square RSEI Opening December i 7 PiwWW * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * The year in This week's Sound Parade Reviews of new Nintendo 64 Page N-l features reviews of Seal, The titles GT 64 and The Legend The BG News entertainment Simpsons and The Prince of ofZelda, plus Rival Schools Friday, Now lhal it's December, every- Egypt soundtracks. for the Sony PlayStation. December 11,1998 one in the media is beginning lo Entertainment Editor evaluate this past year's events. NEW MUSIC GAME REVIEWS We'll start seeing magazines John Wenzel and TV shows proclaiming the ►> N-2 ^ N-3 372-2603 "Best and Worst of 1998" and "Trends to Watch (or in 1999." In tact, there's a similar list in this week's NOW section (see right). What I (ind interesting is that these and other sweeping general- izations are based primarily on the popularity and economic suc- cess of the products in question, The Best of 1998 not necessarily their artistic merit. But what's wrong with that, you ask? Does everything have to The next few weeks may yield 1. The Truman Show have some sort of lasting signifi- some valuable additions, since 2. Small Soldiers By JOHN WENZEL companies are geared-up for the 3. Breakdown cance to be good enough to The BG News watch, listen to, etc.? Christmas season, but by and 4. Antz I would agree that our mass- Now that the dust large all the albums have been fames Eldred released, all the movies shown mediated entertainment should be has settled from the 1. Saving Private Ryan and all the judged according to its popularity, blockbusters and 2. The Truman Show books read. since that spells success in the double-platinum fl 3. Dark City marketplace. Marilyn Manson's album contenders of And now 4. There's newest album may not have been 1998, it's time to evaluate the it's time to Something About tally the as admired and acclaimed as fruits of this year's entertain- Mary Madonna's, but it out-sold most ment industry. results. 5. Enemy of What fol- of its competition. The Waterboy is On the music front, there were The Stale a "critically loathed film" (to new and much-hyped releases lows is a list quote Entertainment Weekly), but from Alanis Morissette, Jewel, of the "Best • Many writers it's approaching (he $130 million Garth Brooks, Madonna, R.E.M. of" and also chose to note mark at the box office. and others. There were also the "Favorites" their least favorite Now, something like The surprise hits, like Barenaked of 1998 films of 1998. Most of Photo Provided Waterboy is far more successful Ladies "One Week," and under- from the the lists included Marion Crane (Anne Heche) takes the last shower of her life in than a film like Tod Solondz's stated projects like Beck's M1//17- writers and Godzilla, Lest in Space Gus Van Sant's remake of Hitchcock's classic Psycho. Happiness. But Happiness will tions. designers of the NOW section. and the Patrick probably be remembered and dis- Swayze/Mealloaf action extrav- The films were even more For the past year, they have been cussed for years to come. So aganza Black Dog. interesting. With colossal watching, listening to and read* what's the big deal? stinkers like Godzilla, and sleeper ing the newest films, plays, Best Albums of Well, the big deal is that critics Van Sant's 'Psycho' hits like There's Something About books, albums and video games. and fans seem a little too quick to 1998 Mary, the film industry was This is by no means a compre announce the "Best of 1998" lists shaken up and turned around, hensive list, but a sample of Robert Szorady without really thinking about not to mention the never-ending what has passed through our 1. Mutation*—Beck a fitting remake what they mean. A list of the most critically evaluative hands over 2. Sketches for My Sweetheart influential entertainment of 1998, ntank fever. the past 12 months. the Drunk—Jeff Buckley for example, ought to be much There were also great, and not-so-great, contributions to 3. Caught In A Trap And I By ANTHONY RECZNIK shouldn't he want to remai different than a list of the most Best Films of 1998 2) He wanted to modernize it fdr drama, literature and other arl Can t Back Out Because The BG News popular. All too often, though, the '90s in order to present u these two categories are combined forms, but they are too numer- Anthony Recznik I Love You Too Much, ous and specific to be listed here. 1. Saving Private Ryan Unity—Mark Eitzel Someone once classic story to a new generation into the "best." What could "best" said, "Imitation is of viewers. possibly mean? Thai's like blam- 2. The Opposite of Sex 4. The Miseducation of Lauryn the highest form of Using the same screenplay, ing racism on "society" in gener- 3. Smoke Signals Hill—Lauryn Hill flattery." Van Sant's version is nearly a al. 4. There's Something About + See 1998, page N-5 Keeping that in shot-for-shot match to the origi- I think a good example of a Mary mind, Gus Van nal. There are a few minor dis- well-balanced list was the Ameri- 5. Your Friends and t Sant's remake of Hitchcock's crepancies here and there, like can Film Institute's 100 Gl Neighbors classic suspense film Psycho the random flash of images seen Amehctn Morics of the past 100 Robert Szorady In victims in their death scenes yean The dims were chosen on suits the expression quite well. 1. Apt Pupil the basis ot "critical recognition, The bickering and construction- (check out Detective Arbogast.'s 2. The Big One major award winners, popularity al criticism over it has been goat in the road) as well as oth- 3. Fear And Loathing In Las over time, historical significance floating around for months. ers. Vegas and cultural impact," according to Why someone would remake a Another discrepancy, for 4. Happiness their press release. The Fugees' Lauryn Hill had a classic film like this is irrelevant. instance, is the masturbation This sort ol criteria is all-inclu- strong showing, both critically 5. Out Of Sight Van Sant can only have scene in the modern version, live, and ignores neither the elite and commercially, with The Matthew Paprocki remade it for a few reasons: 1) it where Bates sneaks a glimpse of critics that want all films to be Miseducation ol Lauryn Hill. is one of his favorite films. Whv •► See PSYCHO, page N-5 moving and artful, nor the people that |ust want the most for their buck at the theaters. It's a great sampling of opinions. It averages them out and comes up with a relatively accurate measuring of Local bands rally for hurricane aid the most important, popular, orig- inal and influential films. "We started to plan this right and local bands had to be found labor—we could barely walk student. after Halloween when it was still along with sponsors. after the concert." Imagine if we could do that In order to help those people with music, drama, literature and By MELISSA NAYMIK a hot topic," Kampfer said. The location was easy to find Some of the bands that per- who lost their homes to the hur- other art forms. "Best of" lists The BG News The idea to sponsor a benefit since Kampfer worked al the formed were BluFroWingBaby, ricane, Bowling Green State Uni- would stop being about concert came after one of Monclova Community Center Black Eye, SugarBuzz, Pacemak- Hurricane Milch versity students, with the help of "favorites" and start taking into Kampfer's friends, Romero, for the past two years during er Jane and Sindikit. whipped through students from the University of consideration more cultural con- learned his family was hit by the Halloween putting on a haunted One supporter of the benefit Central America in Toledo and local high schools, text hurricane in Central America. house. Once the location was was the International Services of late October destroy- put together a concert held Dec. That said, I hope you enjoy the According lo Kampfer, found, the transformation took I IOPE from Waterville, OH. ing buildings, roads i "Best of 1998' lists in this week's fl 5 at the Monclova Community Romero did not even know if his place to make it look like a Linda Green, administrative and, ultimately, lives. NOW section They may appear Center in Monclova Township, family was alive or not. Fortu- "night club." director of the International Ser- Its deadly path had an impact to be little more than opinion, but south of Toledo. nately, his family was fine, "We built a stage from stage vices for HOPE, said it was awe- on over one million people and All the proceeds went to aid hopefully they're an informed Kampfer said. pallets and plywood, then I some that Romero would do thai its effects will take at least $1 mil- Central America, said Doug sampling ol this year's popular Putting together the concert added studio lights," Kampfer for his family in Honduras. lion dollars to repair, said Miguel Kampfer, freshman art major culture artifacts. was a difficult task. A location said. "There was a lot of manual Email /<>/IM rUrfcrf at u'iohn@bgiiet. Romero, a University of Toledo and coordinator for the concert. + See BENEFIT, page N-2

Thursday. Dec. 17. For more or 1-800-589-8888. display In the American Gal- Their 100th show was ably be a good plan- information contact Mike Ham- leries on Dec. 18 as part of the mounted at the end of October to say. "Hey. you. mer at hammerm®bgnet or Sara It's Friday celebration. at an outdoor sports complex In come write for us WIW* Waggoner at waggonsQbgnet. Remington Florida. It was hosted by local next semester!" r*»J«!-*^r «3 sculpture to go Jackyl breaks radio Jock "Bubba the Love Basically. If you're 32nd Annual Sponge." Also In attendance was Interested in working public Dec. 18 Guinness record WWF emissary The Undertaker for our wonderful entertainment Last chance to Music Finals at and famous daredevil Evil section next year, vou should Frederic Reming- I don't why NOW keeps Knievel. come by 210 WestHall (The BG submit art, poetry Kobacker Hall ton's most famous printing stuff about Lead singer Jesse James News room) and pick up an sculpture, the Wild Jackyl. since they're a Dupree said that hanging out application. Writers can com- Prairie Margins. This Saturday. West-themed Bronco horrible band, but I with Evil Knievel was the "thrill pete for paid positions or Just do the University's Dec. 12. the 32nd Buster, has recently thought this next bit of my career." the volunteer writing thing. undergraduate lit- Annual Competi- been acquired by was pretty funny. I would bet that's true. I'd also like to thank all the erary and art tions in Music Per- the Toledo Museum of Art. A According to a press writers who worked their butts magazine. Is cur- formance will be partial gift of friends and family release from the NOW looking for off for me this year, sticking rently accepting submissions for held at 9 a.m. in si In memory of Lawrence Bell, the band. Jackyl has played their necks out, risking their fiction, art and poetry. The only Kobacker Hall. This free event is purchase was also made possi- 100 shows In 50 days, "demol- 1999 writers lives, saving elderly dogs from submission guideline is that any the last musical arts event of ble by the Ubbey Endowment. ishing" the previous attempt in fires, etc. You all deserve some art must be 8.5" x 14 or small- the semester (and the year). For Gift of Edward Drummond the Guinness Book of World Since this Is the last NOW thanks and recognition, (and if l er. The submission deadline Is more information call 372-8171 Llbbey. The sculpture will go on Records. issue of the year, it would prob- could afford It. a drink). I page N-2 The BG News Friday, December 11, 1998

The finale of the album, sung by every- one, including Otto, is "Hail To Thee, Kamp Sou Krusty," It's probably the only anthem song •ver to include a Jimmy Hendrix sample Pro wrestling MOW Parade ("Purple Haze"). It's also pretty funny. Overall, this album is only for die-hard Simpsons fans, like me. The songs aren't Beings'' that leaves you wanting more. great, but they certainly are funny It's a great gains viewers, As always. Seal's ballads are what truly gift this holiday season for those who love make the album shine. From the witty, The Simpsons, but everyone else will proba- acoustic "Princess" to the beautiful orches- bly hate it. tration and lyrics of "No Easy Way," Seal -fames Eldred popularity manages to recreate and reinvent the sooth- ing tones that he was first noticed for on ear- lier releases with songs like "Kiss From a hon has been quoted as saying. Rose" and "Don't Cry." But this time he does Although some fans, particu- By CORY MCCARTNEY larly those with young children, so with a much greater variety of style and The BG News tone. prefer not to watch the WWF Yet even though Seal has created a fresh When Monte because of its vulgarity. sound, some of the tracks sing reminiscent to Sopp. Paul WCW president Eric Bichofl Seals older work. The powerful "Lost My Levesque and Brian has countered McMahon's Faith" has very recognizable traces of "Kiss James enter a sold- claims. From a Rose," especially at the end of the out arena, they are "McMahon is doing things song. Especially noticeable are phrases and greeted with a bar- that involve a ideas from the 1994 Seal scattered through- rage of yells, screams and "suck tremendous out the lyrics of "Colour" and other tracks on it's." amount of the new album. To thousands of fans, they arc excessive Much of this can be attributed to Seal's The Bad Ass Billy Gunn. HUH gratuitous complete devotion to the themes that he rep- and The Road Dog Jesse James— violence," Seal: Human Being resents through his work, though, and the members of professional Bichoff has repetition of ideas only serves to strengthen wrestlings' premier bad boys' said in the past. Matt Ter- ' 1998-Warner Bros. the consistency within his repertoire. "Degeneration X." Humanity, acceptance, love and peace A far cry from his early techno dance club Groups like DX, and hark, a Univer- within the human family. days, Seal has once again proven himself as wrestling's icon of the moment sity sophomore, stated Simple, undying themes that many seem among the top talent in the music industry Stone Cold Steve Austin, have that some of the to have forgotten about in today's music today. His album is both uplifting and sooth- made the WWF and the WCW spectacle borders scene. But these ideas are the focus point for ing and, though it flows so well that it tends cable television's hottest pro- on perversity. the newest album by British pop sensation to fade into the background, it is surely an grams. "I think WWF Seal. album that will not go unnoticed. Five years ago when the aver- wrestling is vul- | Seal first gained popularity when the Bat- -Marr S. Sumerak The Prince of Egypt: age Americans were asked what gar," he said. man Forever soundtrack launched him into they thought of the WWF (World Then there's the I the limelight with the hit single, "Kiss From a The Original, Inspirational Wrestling Federation) or its issue of "real" Rose.'' Before that, Seal's music was more of and Nashville Soundtracks southern counterpart the WCW wrestling, or the house music variety, with songs like the (World Championship (Ireco-Roman wrestling, and dance club sensation "C r.i/v' off his first 1998 - DreamWorks Wrestling), they would have said whether or not its adherents find self-titled album, released in 1991. it was a "waste of time" or a pro-wrestling demeaning to His sophomore release, also self-titled Do you want to talk about star power? joke." But that opinion has taken their sport. was a drastic change from his first offering. When it comes to The Prime of Egypt sound- an abrupt turn, and so have the Mike Beals, a Universil) Moving from tech to a more soothing tracks, they've definitely got that depart- fans of professional wrestling. senior and former high school pop/R&B blend, Seal proved himself as a ment covered. "The industry has seen suc- wrestler, finds it inappropriate talented vocalist as well as a talented musi- There are three different soundtracks for cess from a simple change in for- when the average person associ- cian. the animated movie about the life of Moses: mat," said Mike Harmon, a Uni- ates cable wrestling with "real" But after a whirlwind of popularity in The Original Soundtrack, The Nashville Sound- versity freshman. wrestling. 1994, Seal seemed to fade from the music track, and The Inspirational Soundtrack (each 'It has been fit- "We're actually wrestling, scene, leaving his fans hungry for more. sold separately, batteries not included). The ted to identify they're not," Beals said. Until now. best of the three is without a doubt The Orig- with the emo- So why has wrestling become Originally slated for a fall 1997 release. inal Soundtrack, featuring Whitney Houston tions of the such a phenomenon? Why has it Seal's latest effort, Human Being, has been a and Mariah Carey's hit single "The Prince of viewers." become more popular than dur- long time coming. The delay, due in part to a Egypt (When You Believe)," Boyz II Men and Even the ing it is so-called "peak" during dispute with producer Trevor Horn, served The Simpsons: The K-Ci and Jojo. roles of the the last half of the '80s? as a thorn in the "side of Seal fans. But after Boyz II Men pick up their A'capella roots, owners have The answer is as simple as the over a vear of anticipation, the album proves Yellow Album and put out a song that's a definite hit. K-Ci changed. WWF mind of the fifteen-year-old and Jo Jo (former members of Jodeci) have walking around the mall with right the adage, "good things come to those 1998-Geffen owner Vince McMa- who wail." The wait was long, but Human another hit in "Through Heaven's Eyes." hon is the most his Steve Austin 3:16 Being is good. Very good. I am a Simpsons fanatic. I watch it two This soundtrack is a sure-fire big seller, hated man in his shirt: it's The album, his first not bearing the title hours every day. I know the plots and can which is what DreamWorks Music was gun- world of market- Seal, makes for the perfect mood music. Seal recite entire lines from almost every episode, ning for. The same can be said of the ing. has moved from the synthetic sounds of his and I even own their first album, The Simp- Nashville and Inspirational album. This con- The house music to the much more organic sons Sing The Blues. cept is pure marketing genius. Each album is twotvvn big orchestration and vocals prevalent in his Their newest, The Yellow Album, is very good in its own right, but together they're wrestling counter- newer work. Songs drift in and out of each similar to their first. It is not like the previous phenomenal. parts have both made other without any abrupt shifts or changes in Songs In the Key Of Springfield, which consist- Take the first album (the Original), the giant strides within the last style. The album's natural rises and falls in ed of bits from the show. This is totally new majority of the songs are Disney-esque, and wrestling year to make their marketing lone and intensity and its uplifting lyrics and material sung by several characters from the done to perfection. "Plaving with the Big (and consequently spoke at machines even larger. WCW has themes make Human Being the ideal back- series, including the Simpsons, Otto, Martin, Boys" in particular, featuring Steve Martin Oxford last week). Meanwhile brought their "savior" Bill Gold- ground music. Krusty and Apu. The album even features and Martin Short, is a great song, and will WCW president Eric Bichoff has berg (a former professional foot- But that is not to say that the songs run guest vocals from Linda Ronstadt and the probably be a riot in the movie. been trying to play the McMa- ball player and a Stone Cold together without recognition. Rather, Seal great George Clinton and the P-Funk All- The Nashville album is jam-packed with hon role for the past few years. look-a-like) into the national and Horn have managed to put together an Stars. some ot the biggest names in country music; The two rivals, WWF and spotlight making his catch- album filled with songs that bridge all of These two songs are definitely the funni- Faith Hill, Vince Gill, Randy Travis and Clint WCW, both appear on different phrase "Who's next?" a recent T- Seal's work (an amazingly large range of est on the album. Homer's loving duet with Black. The songs on this album are not the cable stations (USA Network shirt mainstay. styles) and still flows perfectly from begin- Linda Ronstadt, "Funny How Time Slips same ones that appear on the other albums. and TNT respectfully), and both One the other side of the coin, ning to end. In fact, very few albums are as By," is hilarious. Homer singing a lender They are all different and original, and defi- run three times a week, (four if a WWF has taken their big gun, well constructed overall as this love song is so out of character it's perfect. nitely worth listening to. monthly pay-per-view has been Stone Cold Steve Austin, and one. And Lisa's funk performance with the P- The Inspirational album is the hidden gem scheduled). Since April, USA has made his Austin 3:16 phrase an The debut single, "Human Funk All Stars is great. It manages to keep of the bunch. When you think of an "inspira- outdone TNT in Raw-Nitro view- institution, and made him a fix- Beings," is a seamless combina- the spirit of P-Funk, while also incorporating tional" album, you stay away from it, right? er ratings. This is due mostly to ture in popular culture. tion of Seal's hypnotic vocals over Lisa. It's definitely the best track ol the Wrong this time! This album is good and will the recent drama in the WWF. One wonders what could be driving bass and rhythm tracks. \nThe music album. sell many copies, with artists such as Brian Where else, except for the next. After Jesse "The Body" excites and soothes simultaneously and Another great song on the album is McKnight, Jars of Clay and Kirk Franklin. It jerry Springer Show, can you find Ventura (his real name is James serves as a perfect first track lead in to the "Twenty-Four Hours A Day" by Apu. It's also contains the Boyz II Men song "I Will a love triangle featuring a former Janos) got elected as governor of album hilarious: listen to Apu get funky! Get There." pom star (Val Venis) a cross- Minnesota, Hulk Hogan (Terry From there, the tracks slowly build in The rest of the album is good, but is weak 1 don't urge everyone to go out and buy dresser (Goldust) and his preg- Bollea) wants to run for Presi- intensity, dipping only for the acoustic when compared to those two great tracks. all three albums, which is ridiculous, but I nant estranged wife (Terri Run- dent of the United States. "Princess," and peak with the album's cen- The classic feminist song, "Sisters Are Doin' would recommend at least one of them to nels)? Too bad Hogan's core audi- ter-point, the beautiful "Lost My Faith." It For Themselves" is redone by Lisa, and it's everyone. They're great soundtracks, and "I will unabashedly use what- ence is 13 to 15 year-old-boys, or From there, the songs continue to flow surprisingly pretty good. Bart has two rap this is a marketing scheme that's bound to ever is necessary to entertain our we might have to change the smoothly into a final reprise of "Human songs, both of which aren't very good. work. fans," WWF head Vince McMa- name to United Hulkamaniacs -Cory McCartney of America.

BENEFIT •f Continued from N-1 a worthy cause," he said "It "It's wonderful that students makes you feel good because SI responded to us (International you actually found some way to % Services of HOPE)," Green said. help other people out while There were a total of nine doing something you love." FILMS 2. "60 Minutes," CBS Arista. (Gold) 2. "Garage Inc.." bands, and each band per- 3. "Lately.- Divine. To add support, local adults 1. "A Bugs Life." Disney 3. "Touched by an Angel." Metallica. Elektra. formed a different style of also came to the show, Kampfer Pendulum. (Platinum) 2. "Psycho." Universal CBS 3. "These Are Special music. The music selection for said. 4. "Doo Wop (That 3. "Enemy of the State," 4. "NFL Monday Night Times." Celine Dion the evening was varied. Music Kampfer enjoys helping oth- Thing)." Lauryn Hill. ranged from punk to funk-core, Disney Football: NY Giants at 4. "Spirit." Jewel. ers through community service Ruffhouse. Kampfer said. 4. "The Rugrats Movie." ' San Francisco." ABC Atlantic. (Platinum) projects, plus it is fun to partici- 5. "From This Moment The idea of performing at a Paramount 5. "NYPD Blue." ABC 5. "Greatest Hits." pate in events. on." Shania Twain. benefit concert was not new to 5. "The Waterboy." Disney 2Pac. Amaru. "I don't mind not getting Mercury (Nashville). Seth Anderson, a freshman SINGLES telecommunications major and paid, 1 just enjoy he satisfaction Compiled from Exhibitor 1. "I'm Your Angel." R. drummer for The Officials. This of doing it." Kampfer said. Relations Co., Nielsen Media 1. "The CBS Sunday Kelly & Celine Dion ALBUMS is the second concert his band The $1,560 raised from the Movie: The Christinas 2. 'Nobody's Supposed to 1. "Double Live," Garth Research and Billboard Mag- has performed in to help others. benefit concert will go for med- azine statistics, respectively. Wish." CBS Be Here." Deborah Cox Brooks Capitol (Nashville). "He (Kampfer) has been a ical supplies, food and toys lor good friend, so we thought we the residents of Central Ameri- would help him out, and it was ca, Green said. i k Friday, December 11, 1998 The BG News page N-3 New 'Zelda' delivers with graphics, story

ly come true. Zelda M brings a far between. ning water is so By MATTHEW PAPROCKI fantastii 3-1) em ironmenl to life. The inventory and control real, you'll run The BC News Bringing the main character system is phenomenal. Three ( around your room Link into this world sine reds on buttons can hi' assigned a differ- Irving to find where There are m.inv all levels Even with the small enl object in your inventory. This it's flooding. famous people asso- amount ol space he had to work makes them easv lo use wilhoul The onlv flaw is ciated with video with due lo the cartridge format, having to go through different the annoying games. Miyamoto made some of the si reens "warning beep" Gumpei Yokoi, most breathtaking cinematics The A -button docs many dif- when your life level the creator ot the e« er seen. ferenl things. Whatever il is you is low. This has never-say-die Game Hov comes I he camera mows through can do al a spccihc time is dis- been in ever) Zelda to mind. (He sadly died in an trees and fences lust lo make it plaved at the lop of the screen game, and il gets accident earlier this year) Alexi look even more dramatic When From pulling blinks lo jumping annoying when Pajitnov, the creator Ol the mad- \ou tirsl turn on the powei and oil a ladder, this button does ii you're walking for deningly-addktive puzzle game hear Link riding up the hill with The graphics .\nc\ sound onlv an hour with it retliS is also one. Then we have the majestic orchestrated sound- .Kid lo the experience The going oft ever) sei Sigeru Miyamoto track playing in the back, you graphics do look siightK outdat- ond. This is a minor This ama/ing man introduced know you're playing something ed, but you'll be enjoying your- flaw, and definitel) to the Mario Bros series in Nin- spenal sell loo much lo care There are not enough lo ruin tendo and ga\e us Donke) Kong The gamepla) itsell is so new someverv rcalislu textures that the experience. earlv on in gaming hislorv Ol and revolutionary, most of the give thi' fantasy land a photo- The storyline is No\ 24, lcws, \li Miyamoto features it provides will become graphic look, unlike the previous fantastic and emo- gave us whal some never standard /-targeting is a feature games The game has a lime lea tional. Time trace thought possible the perfect that will he required throughout lure that allows day to turn lo allows for vou lo v ideo game. the game When in a battle, you night in an electrifying way. You play as a young and Legend ol Zelda Ocarina ol can press the Z-button and lo, k i an watch as the sun goes down old Link, each with Photo Provided Time breaks new ground and has After much delay and speculation, Nintendo has finally released The Leg- on" to targets, allowing you lo 01 i omes up their own sel ol sel a standard that should hold end ot Zelda: Ocarina ot Time for the Nintendo 64 system move in a complete circle around Ihe sound is just as good. The mmi". The stor) up lor years to come. Since the them amazing orchestrated sound- unfolds with voice only reason il does mil gel a per unforgettable gameplay. Thank original Zelda back in 1986, peo- This eliminates missed sword track has sel new standards lor boxes, bul this standard was sel lei I score is because I know how you Mr. Miyamoto. ple ha\e always wanted more swings due to camera views the cartridge format. I"he musk by Metal dear Solid with its Miyamoto is. In a vear or I wo, he Miyamoto ga\ e us ever] thing he Auto jump is a feature that does loop, but il sounds so good. voice a, led i incmas. I won't ruin will release something even had and produced a sequel to the Rating: 9.9 out of 10 should now he required m all 3- you d want lo hear il again ,m\- any of the slorv for anyone, bul it more special. I II save mv perfect original on the NES I) games Instead of having a vvav. is by far ihe best I've experienced s, me for thai. The Game Boy came around button to jump with, the game The sound effects enhance Ihe in my \2 years as a gamer. Zelda is not a game, Il s an i orrection: In la-t week's enter- and he worked his magic again will do il lor you il you simplv game tremendously. There are Whal more can I sav ? \li experience No true gamer is tainment section, Matthew I'aproc- The SNLS sequel is usuall) con- walk over to an edge There are options lor surround sound, and Miyamoto has given us a heller complete without ii. This will ki's WCWINWO Revenge • sidered the best/ but with the times in the game I would like lo I highlv recommend vou use it il experience that any ol the big- give VOU al least 30 hours ol ran uihler the Zelda headline I he Nintendo ()4, his v ision has final- jump myself, bul the) 're lew and possible The sound ol Ihe run- budgel summer movies Ihe NOW section regrets the error. 'Rival Schools' sticks to the same Capcom formula

Ihe next step and go lor lull 3-D. pull oil a heavy-hitting combo. By MATTHEW PAPROCKI The music also sounds like a I nfortunately, this is not The fi(. News lvpic.il ( apcom came, bul that innovative and has been done isn't a bad thing. It still has ,i numerous limes before in other Kii'al Schools lor great beat and Ills Ihe mood ( apcom hghlers Ihe Sonv I'lavMa The gameplav is where vou ( apcom is known for their lion is good enough slop to flunk about whether or greal lighting games, but even to let Capcom get not it's reallv thai great The Ihe most hardcore fans of the awa) with making moves are so easv lo pull oil, il company have to be gelling tired vet another one-on-one fighter makes vou wonder il it s loo easy ol placing the same game over game. With a simple press ol the Kl and over with a lew different There are main extras includ- hullon, I managed to pull oil a features added each time. ed that help differentiate it from 26-hit combo. Bottom line: Rival Schools is one of the other 50 or so fighters There are lour buttons that good, bul I've plaved if before. thai ( apcom has made. allow for vou basic attacks, all Back then it was called Street When you open up the jewel v aiving in strength. A cool I ighter 2. case, you'll discover 2 CDs. Cap- added lea- com has included a special sec- lure is the ond disc called "Evolution."This ability to disc includes main extra games select two that keep with the theme ol the characters game, which is schools fighting be I ore the II out lor supremac v Photo Provided match, The special games include a Despite its techno soundtrack and choice of cars, Ocean's underdeveloped GT 64 adds little to allowing home run derby and volleyball Nintendo 64's large list of racing titles. vou lo among others While these don't switch exactly help the gameplav in characters anyway, il does make it seem in between worth buying instead ol a quick rounds if overnight rental. you choose The graphics are typical of 'GT 64' adds to the to. Capcom. The highly detailed Your characters show a lot of Ihe partnei • an PlayStation's power. Unfortu- also come nately, even though the graphics in during ever-growing list of are in 3-D, Ihe game is still in 2- the match I) I apcom still refuses to lake and help N64 racing games From the Midwest to

done before, .n\e\ bellei The erlv in order loi il lo work usual modes ol plav aie there, The sound on i./ 64 is By MATTHEW PAPROCKI 'Dawson's Creek' like Ihe championship mode and rehashed irom ihe 20 oi so othei The HC News the pick-up-and-plav arcade racing games on Ihe \i>4 A typ- Breakthrough: Holmes was a wore oil. Ihe audition was mode The Associated Press The Nintendo ical engine sound with a verv junior in high school when she There are main cars lo i house rescheduled She got the role of 64's game lineup poor techno-1 ike soundtrack Image: Katie read tor director Ang Lee's The Irom and even a niceCUStomiza IIM'V Potter. was slim in Ihe docsn I help the presentation al Holmes is the Ice Storm " She was lured on the beginning Then a lion feature. Unfortunately, these raven-haired It Holmes savs she's pleased all. Ocean also decided to wash spill lew racing games hav e been done so often, it adds (iirl who plays a that lasl season ended with a • ml Ihe sound even more proba- Growing up in the Midwest were released to keep people nothing new lo the genre. lombov on the WB kiss hl\ lo conserve carl space. The and attending parochial school happy. Usually, a person can over lelev ision series, "Selfishly, I'm really happy, look things such as this I don I alreadv pool MHind is hindered helped her c ope H lib Ihe sudden Then a tew more were I law son s t reek " She is em ied she s,i\s I'm reallv sick ol plav released, and then a lew mow. mind the usual rehashing il the ev en more bv this by thousands Ol her peers for change from student lo .u tress "I know I grew up verv naive mg Ihe depressed 'Poor me, I Now the N64 is Hooded with gamepla) is good. Unfortunate- Ocean had iis heyda) wav getting a chance to kiss her and sheltered, but I like that," want him' role. I think vvc h.ive . racing games To make vour ly, there's nothing here either. back in Ihe In-bil davs when handsome co-star, lames Van Holmes savs I feel sad when I lo give the audience what it i game stand out Irom Ihe mas I he graphics are high-resolution they onlv made licensed games I Vr lieek see kids who have experienced wants." Hut, she adds, "I doubt it sue crowd, viHI need to include hut the frame rate is so bad. ii like (miissic Park, among others Personal Stats Holmes was something spei I.I makes vou wonder whv the Wi born Dec 18. 1978, and grew up too much loo young. I'm glad I will work out." Thev need lo completely rethink (>i can has done nothing cre- olution wasn't sacrificed a bit. with tour siblings in her home could wait this long before I had their approach before attempt Although she is sifting ative with their latest game. i',l The control is so poor, it feels town of Toledo. Ohio. She grad- to deal with reality." mg another game through film oilers. Holmes still 64. It is average on all levels. like track is made ol ue A slight uated from Noire Dame Acade- Holmes' homespun values dreams of college. "In five years. making it one ol Ihe most boring turn of Ihe analog stock will Bottom Line: Sorrv, Ocean, my, a Catholic school in her even shocked I lawson's ( reek" I would like to lie done with col f>4 rai mg games yet. send you right into a wall. I hut you have laded again. Re- hometown, and was accepted at producers. She told them she Ocean has made sure all Ihe understand Ihe idea of "drall- think vour Strategy and check on Columbia University (However, couldn't fly to Hollywood for an lege or at least in the process oi options are there, but seem to ing" your car around a comer, the competition before releasing she has decided to delay starting audition because of a high achieving my degree. Succe have forgotten they've all been but it needs to be executed prop- a game as mediocre as this college.) school play. When the shock about getting an education."

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1998- PSYCHO -> Continued from N-l least favorite/worst music of the 3. Brain Drop- f> Continued from N-1 year. In some cases, in fact, the pings—George 5. Is This Desire?—PJ Harvey "worst" list was longer than the Carlin Marion undressing through a Psycho Anthony Recznik "best" list. hole in the wall. In the original, fames Woodland Mall Cinema 5 1. Hello Nasty—Beaslie Boys Some of our least favorite, you know the only reason Bales Eldred Starring: Vince Vaughn. Anne 2. The Miseducation of most-overplayed songs of the gave Marion Cabin One is so he Heche Comics: Lauryn Hill—Lauryn Hill year are as follows. could "spy" on her (that's whal NOW says: A good remake of a 3. 7965— Afghan Whigs 1. The Savage the kids called it back then). classic film, however, nowhere near the original 4. Version 2.0—Garbage Worst Mufjc of 1998 Dragon That fact was totally inferred by 2. Avengers Bate's hesitation upon assigning 5. Whitechocolatespacegg—Liz 1. "My Heart Will Go On," 3. Thor her a room. **^ Phair Celine Dion 4. Crimson However, Van Sant, couldn't t star: fuel go lo (is bei 2. "Tom," Natalie Imbruglia 2raters: Man: go vsieto tie perbar ststfttt lames Eldred 5. Astro City just have the simple hesitation, 3ats3 sure: rtuna, run bar 3. "The Way," Fastball 4 stare:are: fmovte. tien movie agefn 1. Version 2.0—Garbage 6. Battle he had to take it lo a whole other 4. "As Long as You Love Me," Chasers level, which makes the scene Backstreet Boys (the original Norman) looked 7. Black seem a little too vulgar. Other 5. 'Truly, Madly, Deeply," like an old woman. Panther than that Van Sant's direction is Savage Garden Julianne Moore is not suitable 8. Daredevil great. 6. "Spice Up Your Life," The for her part as well. She plays 9. Punisher Some of the performances are Spice Girls the part of l.tl.i Crane, the 10. Both Spider-Man books 3. Tekken 3 (PSX) notable as well. Take for 7. "Honey," Mariah Carey younger sister of the missing 4. Resident Evil 2 (PSX) instance William H. Macy as Pri- 8. "Tearing Up My Heart," 'N Marion Crane (Anne Heche). Video games are making huge 5. Crash Bandicoot 3 (PSX) vate Detective Milton Arbogast. Sync Moore just doesn't seem to fit waves lately as technology 6. Panzeer Dragoon Saga Macy appears as if he could 9. "3 A.M.," Matchbox 20 the role, seeing as how she improves exponentially. The (Saturn) have walked straight out of the 10. "The Boy is Mine," Brandy appears older than Heche, and Nintendo 64 and Sony PlaySta- 7. Gran Turismo (PSX) original with his inquisitive and Monica is supposed to be in her early 8. WCW/NWO Revenge (N64) demeanor and leery expres- tion are the top contenders, but twenties. •And believe it or not, some PC games and Sega's upcoming 9. NFL Blitz (N64) sions. In fact, he provides a bet- John Wenzel 10. Eihnhander (PSX) Anne Heche seems out of of us do actually have lime to do DreamCast machine are hot on ter performance than Martin 1. In the Aeroplane Over the place as well. Her approach to leisure reading. College students the heels of the leaders. fames Eldred Balsam does (Arbogast in the Sea—Neutral Milk Hotel aren't usually a big market for playing the character seems to 1. The Legend ofZelda: Ocarina original). be too animated at times and 2. Featuring Birds—Quasi fiction paperbacks or self-help of Time (N64) Vince Vaughn has a com- almost humorous. For instance, 3. Waved Our—Robert manuals, but comic books are Pest Video Games 2. Unreal (PC) mendable showing as well, when her character is deciding Pollard quite popular among most of us. of 1998 (any format) 3. Curse Of Monkey Island (PC) playing the emotionally dis- on whether or not to take 4. How It Feels to Be Anthony Recznik turbed and psychologically Something On—Sunny Day Best Books /Maga- 4. Worms 2 (PC) $400,000 and run, she has a 1.8Wz(PC,PSX,N64) 5. Quake II (PC) unstable Norman Bates. How- Real Estate zines/Comics of 1998 smirk on her face and appears as 2. The Legend ofZelda: Ocarina 6. Metal Gear Solid (PSX) ever, he did not quite fit the part, if she's about to laugh. In the 5. XO—Elliott Smith of Time (N64) since he's a large muscular man, 6. Riddim Warfare—DJ Anthony Recznik 7. Die By the Sword (PC) original, Marion (Janet Leigh) and Norman Bates is supposed 1. Naked Pictures of Famous Matthew Paprocki 8. You Don 7 Know jack, Vol. 3 appears almost nauseous when Spooky to be a smaller, more effeminate People—Jon Stewart 1. The Legend ofZelda: Ocarina (PC) making that decision and for her •Much like the film category, momma's boy. Vaughn actually 2. Die Paths of Daggers- of Time (N64) 9. Tekken 3 (PSX) it's only $40,000. most writers also included their looks humorous in the mother Robert Jordon 2. Metal Gear Solid (PSX) 10. StarCraft (PC) Times have changed. outfit, whereas Anthony Perkins 'Insurrection' one of the best Trek films

The Associated Press the difficult balance between the Starfleet surveillance team, must disobey Admiral Dougher- "Star Trek" at its action and humanity — the best has apparently gone berserk and ty (Anthony Zerbe) and prevent best offers a balanced "Trek" movie since 1982s "Star revealed the observation station the relocation. His main oppo- version of the classic Trek II: The Wrath of Khan." to the locals, who call them- nent is a desperate man: the sci-fi vision: a futur- The quality — and the subtle- selves the Ba'ku. aging, decaying Ru'afo (F. Mur- istic, computerized:% ty — is clear from the beginning. The Enterprise, led by Capt. ray Abraham), desperate to universe leavened by "Insurrection" begins not in Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stew- reclaim his vitality. resonant, believable characters space but on land, in the middle art), is dispatched to stop Data. Picard is joined, in true "Trek" and relevant human themes. of an idyllic country scene out- Picard finds that Data's actions fashion, by his command team That's the reason it has lasted side a village. This is a planet at have a purpose: There is a plot from the TV series — First Offi- through three decades, four TV peace — but a planet being afoot, an agreement between cer Will Riker (Jonathan Frakes), series and nine movies. watched surreptitiously by Starfleet and another race, the Klingon Lt. Cmdr. Worf (Michael The keepers of Gene Rodden- Starfleet, the military/explo- Son'a, to relocate the Ba'ku to Dorn), Engineer Geordi LaForge berry's flame, while always ration arm of the United Federa- another world so their planet (LeVar Burton), Ship's Coun- good-intenlioned, sometimes try tion of Planets. can be exploited for its very rare selor Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis) too hard. Some "Trek" films In short order, the scene turns natural resource: energy that and Dr. Beverly Crusher (Gates have drifted too far into comedy, chaotic. The android Data (Brent restores youth and vitality. McFadden). Unlike the past two too far into darkness, even too Spiner, a favorite member of the Picard, appalled by the films with the "Next Genera- far into just plain silliness. USS Enterprise crew from the actions of his Starfleet and tion" cast, each crew member Photo Provided Not so the latest installment. series "Star Trek: The Next Gen- enchanted by Anij (Donna Mur- matters to the plot and has at vince Vaughn (above) illuetrate$ the fractured mind of Norman Bates. "Star Trek: Insurrection" strikes eration"), on assignment with phy), a Ba'ku woman, decides he least one really good scene. 1 Graduation ticket needed. Win pay. Please - WANT TO TRAVEL ft GET BOSU CREDIT? Be en angel, help give a child Christmas! PH MU PHI MU ' PHI MU Tuesday's et KAMIKAZE S eel Tracy at 352-3385. Find out how. at the n*«: The Salvason Army andClrcle K are co- Phi Mu is looking tor a houseboy Swing is Here National Student Exchange Into Session! sponsoring the Angel TreeNovember 21 thru tor Vie 1999 Spring semester. If Lessons from 9:30pm-10:30pm 1-2 sublease*s needed for spnng '99. Friday. December 11. 2:30pm, 3rd floor December 14. You can help over 900 children interested, please can Undy Anthony DJ Patnck Keenan 1340/mo. Close to campus. Cat 353.8079 of the* Union-Suit* Room. You have by chooung a needed Item on a Christmas Bee 3723709 or Carne Casky 372-3308 Spins swing music aH right 1st Month's Rent Paid Classified tha chance to see Hawaii I Tesasl Alaska! at Woodland Mel. men bring the purchase to set up an interview. Sublet unfurnished 2 bdrm. apt, 1 1/2 bath. Colorado' Now York! For data.l». call tha beak to us at the mall by the 14th This is your PHI MU • PHI MU • PHI MU USUC OFFICER PROGRAMS AC, dishwasher, 2 parking spaces. Call collect Ads co-op program at 2-2454 chance to make a difference. Cotege Students-All Majors 630-653-1728 or 419-352-8136 Summer internship at Officer Candidate School. NO school year requirements. 372-6977 BGSU Mom. Dad. Grandma. Grandpa. Sister. Round Trip 2 subleasers needed in newly remodeled Now accepting appkcations Aunt, etc. Sweatshirts. Tee slsrts. Hats, and Panama Dry house. 2 baths, own room. Must see. Call Amy SERVICES OFFERED Call 1-800 892 7318 Tl* BG N«»» "ill m* kik .».«r* jdxniwinrni' other Miscellaneous Mom & Dad items. Colle- $109 or JUI at 353- 7211 or 353-84 24. ihj» Jiviiminjic 01 i»"wnfr Jionmiiu-a jfJafM giate Connection S31 Ridge. jfi) juli.nlu.il uf irrxcup ifi ihr Km- i4 rxc. $**. cukw. 2 sublessors needed tor spring semester. 2 Cat Wednesday's et KAMKAZE S ifml nli|B>n. rurtmwl lanr/in •viiuJ nortHJid*. Ji»- Isam guitar Jaaon Quick Freelance Musi- bdrm.. 1 1/2 bath him. apt. S520/mo. Contact Campus Travel Karaoke with Rich Mchels »l»lir> «jn» J. . »r«rt-jfl. <• 0* tht **** «| j*y .«h*f ctan/matrucior with master's dagraa trom Greg or Ken at 3S3-2355 CANCUN, MEXICO 352-7889 Mf Jilt fWOvM *««* BGSU For mrxa Into, contact crsabve arts lrom10-2 UAO sponsored Spring Break Trip to Cancun 2-4 subleasers tor spring sem. 2 bdrm apt. w/ program 372-6177 tor only $660 00" Deposit olji 80 00 is due by balcony. Close to campus. $550/month. Ca* Pregnant? Free pregnancy teals. Dec. 10. 1998 in 330 Student Union. For more Wool sweaters 3S$ Wool gloves 5$ Collegiate 354 6754 SigKapSigKapSigKap Connection. 531 Ridge. Confidential I caring Wonnaaon or pupations call 372-2343. Holland, 3gradickets needed. W 12 month leases 352-BUTT fifty auallable www.newlouerealty.com <£ "©/• Sri^s NEWIPVE W Across from Taco Bell or $665 for 9 months Rentals /, \ 332 $. MHIN (OUR ONLY OFFICE) 352 - 5620 no cover for anyone

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Or«du»«m Kkau nato»a Activities Director Summer 1999 OelaVu -RJBBV FOR SALE-Accepting best offer Ca* Yamaha stereo and both speakers for sale 217 South College- 15 blocks from Hanna MMpay 3 people needed at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Toledo's *i Gentleman's Club * looking for 3S?8790 Less than six months old $400 each or all for Flail. 3 BR House, tenants pay all util. sec eiotic dancers Let us show you how to make $700 Call 352 7362 dep.$525/mo Available immediately Call 354 7361 Park in Mantua Only 10 mm Irom Sea World: 1991 HyuanOi Excel $1800 w/92.000 miles lots ol money in a fun A e«ot»ng environment For more Information or lo sign a lease, we are a busy family camping facility 40hrrwk 372 4657 0$6AV • end of season bonus No Irving facil- Must be 18. Apply m person, no eip oeces contact Arbor Enterprises al 354-2854. Gr«duali91 Looking tor a lemale roommate 1 i bedroom & 2 bedroom apts OH-6255 Norbalt Rubber Company, a OS9000 regis- AAAA.' Early Specials Cancun & Jamaica' 7 Female subieaser needed immediately Own Spacious apt Close to campus tered manufacturer ol polymer products tor the Fully lumished. AC. nights Air & hotel From $399' Includes Free room $200/month Close to campus. Please Plaue call 354 4435 ATTENTION STUDENTS auiomoiive mdusfy has openings 1 Newtaundry Room.no pets lood. Drinks. Parties sprrngbroaktravei com call 353 9381 MOLTEN CORP. We offer a competitive wage with an incentive 1 •6004376-6366 9 '24 12mo leases Heedr,I graduation tickets Will pay Call Scott 9 436 N ENTERPRISE ST. plan, based on individual effort Also provided Reasonable rent Furn efficiencies available Long term or 863-7440 Now hiring for spnng semester is a benefits package that includes; health AAAA.i Spring Break Travel was 1 of 6 small Gas heat, water & sewer included monthly All util, phone. A cable included Partime dental, prescipton. vision, life insurance, pen businesses in the US recognized by the Coun- Can 354-9740 for more details A appt Phone 352 1520 Need graduation nckets Will pay Call Jenny at less than one block from campus cil ol Better Business Bureaus (or outstanding son. and 40i(k) plans Paid vacations A holi- Houses A Duplexes lc- 1999-2000 school 352 6496 $&HR STARTING PAY ethics in the marketplace' spnngbreak- days are also furnished benelits year. 1 to 3 person homes avail • 12 month Need graduation nckets. Top J Call Dan at 3 sin Its available. You must be able to work any shift Manufac travel com 1-800-678 6366 A shift 7:00am 10.00am lease only starting m May - Steve Smith 352-1546 tunng experience is preferred. A pre Bahifl 10 15am 1:15pm BEANIE BABIES 352-8917 employment drug soeon is required EOE Needed German major or minor to tutor 2 C shift 1 30pm4:30pm Fall '96 group of U, Includes Glory & Fortune "99-00 SY Houses and Apartments Applications will be taken Monday, 12/14*98 Houses • 1.2, and 3 bedroom eight graders smiggl*ig with Deutsch $5/hr Possibliry of working 2 1 /2 hours $175 Cal 354-0269 1 set available 930E Wooster.321 E Merry through Fnday. 12/18/96 from 8;30am till furnished apis . tor '99 00 tor both 2 3 hrs per day alter school Phone and getting paid tor 31 211 E Reed A 1,2. 3bedrm apts 4:00pm at school year. 352-7454 669-4704 il interested $50 bonus il grades im- 354 8802 or 354 8703 CANCUN. MEXICO Listmgs Available prove to B average. NORBALT RUBBER 316E Merry #3 587 West Broadway UAO sponsored Spnng Break Trip to Cancun tor only $680 00" Depost ol $ 180 00 is due by Will mail iisongs Male subieaser needed lor spring semester. One subJeaser needed, own bdrm. own bath- N Baltimore. OH House with own room. $i8'50'month Call Babysitter for school age children Mon- Dec 16.1998 in 330 Student Union For more Please call 353 0325 loom. $272/month. Swimming pool and bus 353 2168 service avail. Can move in ASAP Cal day-? 30-6.00pm, Tuesday & Wednes information or questions call 372-2343 J52-3904 day 3 30 6 00pm Must have references, car. Panama City Spring Break Specials1 Plan 1 BR furnished available approximately 12/20 Need lemale subieaser lor spring semester ft good driving record Please call Mary after 1 Quiet all utilities • cable included t4iS/mo Cedarwood Apts -Own room rent neg. Great Roomate wanted 10 share large 3 BR house FOR SALE NOW a Save Boardwalk Beach Resort. Hob- 6 00pm at 352 8267 mimmum4 1/2mo tease Phone352-1520 location, ctose to campus1 AC A private park w'older fmle student Must be guiet. know how day Inn Sunspreet 7 Nights. Parlies, Free rng Please call 354 8367 to clean up after selves, & like dogs Call Drinks Irom $i I9$i99> spring breaktravel com i female subieaser needed $225vmo. Close !7578 Cook TK's Restaurant Perrysburg. OH 1 800 678 6386 to campus: tots ol room, tst mo rent FREE New 3 bdrm house, very dean 812 Third St, E» 419-874-2071 '87 Toyota Corolla FX16 3 doors 100.000 Can Cheryl. 354 0496 ctose to campus. 1 bath, fenced backyard, no Spring subieaser needed' SUN. SAND. AND YOU" miles $1990 Call 354-6735 pets. $795/mo Avail. Jan i. 99. Call $22Smo plusuMmes UAO is sponsoring the Spnng Break Tr p to 1 male needed to share 2 bdrm. apt 419474-5344. Own room Call TJ at 354 4311 CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT Workers earn 93 Mitsubishi Eclipse Great condition. CD Cancun, Mexico 'or only $680 00 A deposit ol Own room, spring semester 1999 up to $2.000.'month (wtips A benefits! player, auto windows, locks A cruise control $180 00 is due by Dec 16, 1996 in 330 Stu- Please call 353 0325 Owner (fluent m Spanish) wiH share large furn 1 World Travel Land-Tour jobs up to Please call 354-4435 dent Union For more information or questions house in BG with 2 students. Prefer grad. stu- Sublease lor spring and summer (Dec Aug) $5.000-$7,000 summer Ask us how' call: 372 2343 dents, exchange students, professors. 3 room Own room m LARGE house, washer, rjryer. i subieaser needed lor spnng 51 7 336 4235 E xl C55441 SUNNY DAYS suite fum or unfurn. Avail, starting Jan. 2 burn- easement, bar. $250 a month . utilities •**'ii Spring Break SpeoaJs1"" Own bedroom A bathroom $150/$200/mo Spnng Break 1999H Cancun Mexico tor oniy ing fireplaces, laundry. large wooded lot. $300 354-4311 ash tor Man Book Early A Receive a Free Meal Ptan"1 Ctosetocampus CaiiJason 353-1284 $680 00 Deposits of $180 00 due by Dec 16. ind. ail util Lve. message after 8:00pm, Head Life Guard/Asst Head Li'e Guard Cancun A Jamaica $399. Bahamas $459 Sub-easer needed starting Jan i 1999 Own 1998 m 330 Student Union. For more informa- 352 5523 Summer 1999 Panama City $99 1 800-234 7007 rm 230$amontfi. Use of washer A dryer Con- tion or questions call. 372-2343. 1 Subieaser needed f« sp semester Own Needed at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park in Man- www endiesssummertours.com Seeking male or female roommate to share act 353 0668. UAO sponsored bdrm & bath w/locks New F'azee Apts Can spacious, living room, dining, room. 1 1/2 tua. Onfy 10 minutes from Sea World. Hourly Michelle® 354 5371 Sublease' needed. Haven House apts Close rate negotiable *> end of season bonus. (Life bain. 3 bdrm house. Needed for spring semes- to campus. Own bdrm Call Jeremy at guards also needed) No Irving laolity Send re While 1990 Ford Probe Nice r.ms. detachable 2 bdrm. fum apt includes uM $450 mo ter $250/mo Call 353-4191. 3S2-1476. 353 5074. sume to —ACT NOW RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR face, phal ride. Good deal $3000 OBO Subieaser needed for spring semester. Own Subieaser needed. 1 bedroom apt Rent $350 Jelly stone Park SPRING BREAK 19991 PACKAGES TO 353-4451. 2 bdrm furnished apts room $250'mo Call 373 6040 Call Aaron @ 354-0329. Ann Andrea 352 74S4 SOUTH PADRE (FREE MEALS). CANCUN. SUBLEASERS NEEDEDII 3392 SR8? JAMAICA. KEYWEST. PANAMA CITY Subieaser needed 1 BDRM. Kitchen, living Mantua. OH 44255 2-4 People Avail. Jan-Aug room Close to everything $280/monm plus u- GROUP DISCOUNTS FOR 6. 2 Lg. Bedrooms, Dishwasher Interviewing done at facility 800 838 8203'WWW LEISURETOURS.COM DUties Call 354-4356 2 Car Garage. Lg Back Deck $525 • Utilities SuWeaser desperately needed. $ 170 Call: Ann 353-3455 Call 354-2149. NEWIPVE Rentals Subieasers needed for summer "99. 521 E. Subieasers needed tmmedlilelythru May 2 Merry apts 2 large bedroom. $4807month Call bdrm. apt. remodeled Kitchen. $S0XVmo isi 354-0123 month's rent ft cab-e FREE 724 6th St 332 S. Main St. 352 5099 Call Today' (our only office) 352-5620 HELP WANTED Visit our Website: http://www.ncwlovercalty.com Management Inc. $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars \o» leasinn far Kail 1999-21100 For info can 203-319-2802 wumm BaB •709 Fifth St.: J bdrm/2bath Truck and Auto Repair Don't just •801 &8(M Fifth St.: 2 bdrm Management Inc. sit there! •309 High Si.: 2 bdrm, free pas heat, water & sewer 10°o Discount HUheafe \|>t* IM n rownhauta rtf> ipa- •507 & 525 E. Merry St.: 2 bdrm furnished aprs., L-HHM lull b»mi i i : hsthsndcei r»>ru. •> ' '- wi Student ID Stop in today for a complete 1998/1999 across from campus 12 am kesc Siarn si $900 •Oil Change $19.99' apartment listing. •824 Sixth St.: 2 bdrm. free gas heal, W.IUT & icwcf most vehicles •843 Sixth St.: 2 bdrm/2 bath • Low Shop Rates /CfEfcCA RE Management VISIT OUR OFFICE FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS FOR UNDER- • Engine Service GRADUATE, GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL HOUSING! OR Management Inc. • Transmission Work ■} VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE! r IlilUdjIr \pK.. Jh-lnii Ibt. VCT) HMCHMS.9 Gill Now! 113 Railroad St Iboi ceihne. car pent. 9 I 2*12 me least! • Brakes Open Mon thru Frl ■■ y»i" 13040 B Shop Rd Bowlipg Green OH 8:00am - 5:00pm 352-9302 Sat 10 - 2 353-2526 • nhop BMftHHBBHHHHHHBHBHM /(fEfcCA Free Towing il we ltd I I Management Inc. do the job' &°"l I Ilrin/viir \pi»„ I hdniu. hiph vaulted ralmtv ,n S I THE BATTLE FOR ■^CO« ™lr»MOn 352-0717 unique flooi pljn ''I 212 mo H4 I '•"•< M I I llplM 5t| PARADISE HAS BEGUN I I STAR TREK. N(w Leasing "0/u I M(T((T Ncii \or Apt.s J *ka\. Management Inc. INSURRECTION I M: S. < sleat CwUftsH \pi>. I ••'••'. ' tvlim rownhDUSSI nih gjra^i- Nightly 7:00 9:30 •sags I I n -.iuiic.1 celhnai, i>r>:<.- toft. Sat Sun Wed Mat I *££©%■ UNI I I •7) Bc(lr(X)in •Fire Places I PG 2:00 4:30 I •2 Baths •Dishwashers ^PIEDMONT" I 2 Bedroom* I I Every Saturday D •Air Conditioning -Microwaves Management Inc. Paiios a *?S1^, 12 Midnight I I FfflcWncm \ hwee I barms 215 t PM Khcroinf»"99_ •Garbage Disposals i ob of ptrkmf i II I I s'ln i Mmi uaruM SMO I a Cinemark Theatres D RrM Floor Apis $850.00/rnonlh + utilities rj 5| CINEMA 5 S3. D 2nd&3rd Floor $9(M).(W/monlh + utilities a Management Inc. 91 1234 N. Main St. 354-055^ D i $1 \\ill..» ll.iiiM- \pi I hdnns. (ij •Jack Froat (PG) heat. ' < Remodeled Sttflfng M S»7< (12:10 2:30)4:45 7:40 10:00 J I i The Rugrats Movie (PG) I Bring in this ad and receive a (12:30 2:40)5:00 7:20 9:40 Come see us for a complete listing of locations I $l(H).oo off your first months rent! a ^<$E^CA The Watarboy (PG-13) Management Inc. (12:20 2:20) 4:20 7:30 9:50 I (Per Apartment) N PREFERRED PROPERTIES I st..p b) "in i»flke JI 184* Male D ' Home Fries (PG-13) 530 Maple St. 419-352-9378 D a >M-5«en 7:10 9:30 H»w.wcncl.or8y~mccca Babe: Pig in the City (G) BBBHHHHHBHHBBHBHHHHa (12:00 2:10)4:10 A Bug's Lite (G) (11:45 2:00) 4:30 7:00 9:20 -' IT*8 TIME TO THINK ABOUT ( FINDING A GREAT APARTMENT FOR NEXT YEAR... 'Odunteem /deeded If you have interest in: 0<^ AND WE'VE GOT ONE FOR YOU! • (.-duelling youth and adults on sexual CHECK OUT THE BEST APARTMENTS IN BG! •null risk rrctmnnn techniques & Tonight: $2 • publu speaking and group facilitation Mid Am Manor Ashdon Apartments • spending your Ircc time traveling to Jr. it St High Vho.il> within -641 Third St. -836 Scott Hamilton Wood County Happy Hour & -702 Third St. -8S0 Scott Hamilton

Th„: the SPEAKERS BUREAU of -839 Fourth St. Schmeltz Rental Properties the SHARE projeel may be for you! Munchie Buffet MMb^_.l Charlestown Apartments -702 E.Wooster Applications for Spring semester -710 Scott Hamilton -620 Third St. are available at The I ink or Only -730 Scott Hamilton -122 Frazee Ave. Contact: Sheryl Miller Clemetsen at: 352-2551 or 354-8113 °g Call or stop by our office today! Mill and KTTUIC Volunrccr* arc needed' 4-7 p.m. 21 and Over MM Am ltanag«rnent • 641 Third St. Suit* 4 BO. • 352-4380

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