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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BG News Volume 85/lssue 138 mmma E-mail problems persist Honors Students continue to experience frustration, hassle with current server program their e-mail. high: 61 By STEFANIE "We do have some students SIZEMORE who are still having problems rewards low: 42 The BG News and I know for them that is a In the past (cw weeks there real problem," Singer said. "We are working on the problems Welcome to ga^fcgQQl have been several incidents MAIl- opinion where students' e-mail accounts and think they will be solved seniors have been delayed, but the Uni- very soon." rmaNMfUMf LrsfrMf This delayed e-mail was a • Gel you own Yahoo! email i versity said that those problems tlflOJD4.URl • v& t*e fs easy By JEFFARNETT serious problem because many • AcooaB eman front art/where have been solved. • YQI/I M roostoroo' w*i ail of vanoor* Mrvton. The BG News i Columnist Jud Laipply. students and faculty rely on e- • Gat «WBrf nottcabon wnen you have now «MMpM Susie Markocic, freshman win YjQfifli£*aa£ The Honors Program present- otherwise known as elementary education major, is mail as a stable form of commu- nication. ed various awards and honors Dr. Love, gives dati- one of the students who experi- 153 projects last night at the fourth enced delayed e-mail. "I use my e-mail a lot to com- ng advice. municate with old friends and annual 1998-99 Senior Honors "A few weeks ago I had a lot Project Presentation and Recep- • • • • • of problems with my e-mail," ask teachers questions," Marko- cic said. "I would like to be able PHOTO ILLUSTRATION tion in the Alumni Room of the i Students speak out on Markocic said. "One day I University Union. would not get any e-mail and to rely on it." USG. bikes and athl- Singer said that they are This login screen for Yahoo is becoming familiar to students "Academically, this is the big then another day I would get event of the year (for the Honors etes. three or four messages that had going to spend the beginning of and faculty who are opting to use Yahoo instead of Lotus the summer on a massive polic- Notes. Program)," said Allan Emery, been sent days ago." director of the Honors Program. ing of the new e-mail system. problem has been solved." Toby Singer, University inter- and believes that the University "The honors project is the culmi- world an d nation 4 im executive director of infor- "We want the system to be should have chosen a better Smead believes that people running efficiently when the nation of honors course work." mation technological services time to implement this new sys- should not rely on any e-mail According to Emery, 42 students return next year," system as an important form of assured students that the bulk tem. She also believes that Lotus senior honors projects were i Mistrial denied in the Singer said. "People need to of the problems like delayed e- Notes is a major step up from communication because they completed this year. All who look at the whole picture. With case of the Marine mail have been solved. the old e-mail system. are not always reliable. completed projects were invited every system there are prob- whose plane killed 20 "A few weeks ago we had a "1 think timing was bad, but She also stressed that people to make a short presentation of lems. In the long run, students people on a ski lift. lot of complaints and problems just need to become more famil- their project, and 21 agreed to and faculty will understand that overall this system will be bet- with delayed e-mail, but recent- iar with the new system to be do so. The topics of the projects this system is better and more ter," Smead said. "In the begin- ly things seem to be working able to deal with any problems. included biochemistry, psychol- stable than the old one." ning there were a lot of com- fine except for some specific e- "People just need to get used ogy, economics and history. i Yugoslav Deputy Pre- mail accounts," Singer said. Karen Smead, a senior ele- plaints. Lately, I really have not to the new system and they will Some of the seniors who pre- mentary education major, is a mier is fired after Those specific accounts heard anything. Delayed e-mail realize that it was really worth sented their projects said the student assistant at the Clinical include 20-30 students who are experience was a valuable one. denouncing govern- Lab in the Education Building was an issue but I think that all the problems," Smead said. ment. still experiencing problems with "I learned a lot from it," said Heidi Hansen, whose project, Students opt to use other e-mail systems Defining Effective Development and Team Communication to sports class can have discussions via e- municate to him. one the University used to use, and said he likes it because of its Ensure Usable Products, regard- By BRANDI BARHITE mail, something which has been "1 tried to use it," he said. ed the gap between technical and AMYJO L. BROWN hampered since the installment "The problem is I just don't simplicity. Another student prefers and usability expertise. "1 think The BG News of Lotus Notes. have confidence in the new sys- it serves as a catalyst for future using her Yahoo account. "After the change, e-mail was tem " research and future articles." As the reliability of Lotus Several students have also "1 got it so I could keep my Notes becomes more and more terrible," K.V. Rao, sociology "It was a good way to pull professor. "I was not confident switched over to other e-mail addresses because Lotus Notes questionable, University stu- together everything I've that the mail was reaching the systems since Lotus Notes has has problems with that," said dents and faculty are opting to Angela Simonetta, freshman learned," said Katy Creecy, / • K , class." been installed. whose project studied the eco- use alternative e-mail systems, chemistry major. Therefore he has been pro- "I don't like it and it is still a nomic and geographic effects of such as Yahoo and Internet Simonetta said she does use viding his students with his per- little bit new to me," said Quebec secession. Direct. Gilbert Kporku, freshman MIS Lotus Notes and likes it, yet she One professor is actually sonal e-mail account, which he Creecy noted that in other major. has the other system in case encouraging his students to set purchased through the off-cam- classes, the professor tells the pus internet company, Internet Kporku uses Pine, a version student what to do, but for the up alternative accounts so the • See E-MAIL, page six. i Baseball splits big twin- Direct, so his students can com- slightly more modern than the senior project, advisors help the students do what they want to bill against Ball State. do. Junior Jill Olthouse, who Students urged to donate food presented her project, but will finish it in May 2000, agreed. "I enjoyed it because it gave Fraternity says use leftover meal plan money to help less fortunate me freedom to explore my own Bradley suggested that stu- 2 "Students can use the money food drive has not been that • interests and an opportunity to Opinion By SARAH DELANEY great so far. The box at GT's is dents donate non-perishable work with my advisors," Olt- 3 they have left on their food cards Page Three The BG News to buy- food to donate to the fairly empty. items that will feed a family, like house said. World and Nation 4 Bradley noted that she knew canned fruits and vegetables, According to Emery, senior As the school year ends, many Bowling Green Food Pantry," Sports 7 Lehrman said. of one student who had over boxes of spaghetti, boxes of mac- honors projects must be origi- University students are trying to nal, interdisciplinary projects. Sports Agate 8 To encourage students, Alpha $400 led on her food plan. aroni and cheese, soup and use up the money on their food "Personally, it surprises me," Though they are generally done Phi Omega has left donation snack-pack puddings. plans by buying "staple" items to she said. "If someone has that in the form of a thesis, he noted boxes outside of Chily's and GT Lehrman suggested that stu- take home with them for the Express-Convenience Store. The much, they can donate a few that projects can include art, dents also donate cans of tuna summer. • —os vtriU be therp until Fridav. cans." computer projects, musical per- say what? boxes will be there until Friday. cans." dents also donate cans of tuna But the Alpha Phi Omega co- computer projects, musical per- Lehrman explained that stu- During the holiday season, ed service fraternity has come up and jars of peanut butter. formances and web pages. He dents who purchased the mini- food drives are usually more suc- "After the change, e- with an alternative plan to this Director of Dining Services Ed even said that one project was mum food plan offered by the cessful, Bradley said. She mail was terrible. I was end-of-the-year soda and snack O'Donnell said he supported the the basis for a patent, while University cannot get a refund if stressed that the need for food not confident that the binge. Alpha Phi Omega food drive. another, which presented an they do not use all of the money. donations is not just a seasonal idea for a new course at ihe Uni- mail was reaching the Kelly Lehrman, president of They have nothing to lose, then, thing. "Students have the option to Alpha Phi Omega, said they purchase food for donations," versity, led to that new course class." by maxing out their food cards "Need is just as much or more being offered this year. want students to think about and making a donation. in the 'off-season' of giving as it O'Donnell said. "This is a good donating some food to local char- Loretta Bradley, a cashier at is around the holidays," Bradley opportunity for them to be phil- ities. GT's, said the response to the said. i See HONORS, page six. K.V. Rao anthropic if they want to." Sociology professor Popular Culture Dept. celebrates 25th anniversary By ALEXANDRIA DIETZ needed to study than those when the department was estab- tronica taught in English classes. He set lished. The BG News out to create a Journal of Popular "The best name I could think Check out: This year marks the 25th Culture. of was popular culture," Browne anniversary of the creation of Ihe Browne said that he could get said. www.bgnews. Popular Culture department, more of a powerbase outside of Browne said that he went to com which is the only program in the the English department because the dean and president of the nation. the faculty in the English depart- University and from there, in News, web extras and a However, according to Mari- ment was more interested in lit- 1974, the formation of a Popular whole lot more. lyn Molts, chairwoman of the erature. Culture department got the Popular Culture department, "I was more interested in his- thumbs-up. Want to get in touch? there are currently no plans for tory and culture," said Browne, According to Browne, the an anniversary celebration. who is now a professor emeritus. Popular Culture department at bgnews@listproc. "We are not doing anything "And I had more freedom to the University is the only one in for this academic year," Motts work in any area." the nation. He says this is bgsu.edu said. "Maybe for the fall, but He said that he has always because they have been so suc- Your direct line to your we're not firm on that yet." had an interest in folklore and cessful in the number of students newspaper The creation of the Popular American studies. taught that there is not need to BG News Photo/ MATTHEW MILLER Culture department began in "I had two conferences at Pur- create another department. The Popular Culture building, located on Wooster Street, hous- Or call us: 1967 when Ray Browne came to due to see if people in folklore What is the best aspect of pop- the University from Purdue and and American studies were ular culture? es the only program of its kind offered in the nation. joined the faculty as an English inteiested in Ihe same things," "It's fun," said Anna Connors, education major her freshman take a popular culture class," 372-6966 professor. Browne said. "I wanted to get senior popular culture major. year but switched to popular Connors said. "I kept taking However, he felt that there half-way between them and try "You get to study so much of the culture after taking a few classes. were far more subjects students to build a bridge between them." world through entertainment." "Someone recommended I Browne built that bridge Connors said that she was an See POPULAR, page six. 1 \ \ . t^Jl—*-. * ■ page 2 The BG News Thursday, April 29, 1999 9 The BG News

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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone:(419)372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor The love doctor gives dating advice Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber This article is a result of a By now you have figured out questions that are open ended Copy Chief Photo Editor semester long informal survey of that I am talking about a man allowing for a solid answer Tod McCloskey men and women. The following approaching a woman, as rather than a yes/no one. Scott Zimmer information has been compiled opposed to the opposite. I was Now, while you are talking to Sports Editor Graphics Editor from their views as well as some going to include both but upon the other person there is one Tony Cavallario of my own. I thank all of those the survey, I found that very few, thing that truly separates the Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller that gave me their opinion and if any, women I talked with ever pros from the wimps— eye con- Web Editor hope that this will help someone approached a man they did not tact and touch. Eye contact is the out there. know. Unfortunately in our number one item that will give Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown The search for love (or lust) is male-ego society when a woman you an advantage. Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter one that we all embark upon approaches a man, most men Touch is a touchy topic (par- sometime in our lives. For some assume that she war-'s to have don that pun). Too much and it is a concentrated search, con- sex or at least fool around some- you will look like a nympho. But stantly looking for someone to promising. There was only one time soon. the right amount can give a Letters to the Editor policy share time and love, or bodily real area that stood out as uni- So now we have approached "thumbs up" signal to the other fluids, with. It is, however, a versal and that was church. the person and are trying to person. Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all sti«». faculty, administrative and local input from any and all people who have a strong opin- tough search with few rules, Now, this does not mean that gather the courage to speak. Touches on the hands, arms, ion. The BG News will not discriminate upon letters solely based on a person's laws, or regulations to follow you can not approach someone After the obvious name intro- shoulders or above the knee are opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or hex opinion. and many of us just end up alone in another setting, but just real- ductions comes one of the most areas that can be lightly touched ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two ize that they probably think that typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually in response to a current issue on and complaining in the long run. crucial steps. What to talk about without real worries about going Tlit> BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. The first distinction that you you are going to hit on them next? This is where many people to far. A touch is a quick touch, ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as must make is what you are look- (which is likely to be exactly fail to make forward steps and not a slow stroke or pet. Don't Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- what you are doing). get them confused. ered based on topic relevance and quality. ing for. A relationship of normal end up looking like a fool. proportions or one of single So we have the place down, First off, be yourself. Never So now things are going well Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or now comes the hard part; who try to lie about what you do or and you are getting ready to Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will he accomplished night stand proportions. Are you only if the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone looking for love or lor lust? do you talk to? There are several who you are— it never works leave. You want to ask for a num- number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- people in the area that are attrac- out. Secondly, don't feel that you ber, then just do it! But here is the umn as anonymous only under specific situations in which the author may have Depending on what you want, valid reasons to remain anonymous. the following advice will be dif- tive. Who do you approach? need to impress the other per- deal. If you ask for it call! Plain To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and ferent for you. Who initiates that contact? How son. You simply need to show and simple, if you are talking to leave It in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send It on e-mail to bgnews®list- The main focus is for those can you tell? Well, according to them that you are interesting someone and you really don't proc.bgsu.edu and give it the subject. "Letter to the Editor'. people who are not looking for a the women that I talked with, and have something to offer. think that there is anything there Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The little play but for something with they feel that women initiate the Topics that men should avoid then don't ask for or give them News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- contact but most men are too edges all entries submitted for publication. • some sustenance. You want to talking about in the initial con- you number! find someone to share time, stupid to realize it. Their weapon versation are golf, lifting, past This is just a small glimpse of Copyright '0 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any ,• ideas, dreams and some saliva. of choice? The eyes. girlfriends, sex, alcohol con- what people have told me. I material from this publication wilhout prior permission of The BG News is Someone that, as our friend Jerry Women claim that they will sumption ability, and anything don't have enough room in this prohibited. Maguire says, completes you. So make eye contact with someone dealing with your ego. article to go on. I hope that this The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- here are some ideas that might that they might be interested in Topics that women should helps some people out there in lished dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- help you along the way. talking to. How long is the con- avoid are sex, past boyfriends, their own search. Good luck to ter. I asked if there were places or tact? Most said only a second or alcohol consumption, ability, all of you! Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily situations where, when a man two; enough that the person beauty care products, or any those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG knows you are looking at them, News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG New* staff approaches a woman, the bickering about other people. )ud taipplygot his Ph.D. in rela- but not too much to be a stare. Speak about things that you tionships this semester and is The The BG News encourages its reader! to notify the paper of any errors in SKI woman will not automatically ries or photograph descriptions. assume that he is trying to hit on Then the man is supposed to enjoy doing, hobbies, music, News' resident expert. He can be take it from there. reached at [email protected]. Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. her. The results were not very movies, or whatnot. Ask probing Letters: USG, bikes and athletes, oh my! USG helping improve principle, and your representa- er, as I walked out of the book- almost spewed everywhere. I whether they like it or not." Oh mean, the NERVE. I've had this communication with stu- tives want to address your con- store today. Remembering that 1 Athlete in jail a victim really? cerns; however, many students bike here since the first day of dents left my bicycle right outside the of society's values are not aware of how to get their college. Now some jerk who had Well, here's a fine role model bookstore the previous night, my opinions and solutions to their nothing better to do with his for all those young people out representatives. This does not grin widened... Wait a minute, time had chuckled while he there. The Undergraduate Student The BG News published the help USG attain its primary goal: before I continue with the rest of entertained himself with some- Government is plagued b_ lack letter of an incarcerated Student to represent the undergraduate the ti agedy, I want to give a little one else's property. Sports and athletics are tools of communication between the athlete on Tuesday, April 27. student body. A direct link must to teach various skills to young . students and the student repre- background information on this Granted, it wasn't your mod- Apparently, as part of Jeremy be made between the student sentatives. This problem is not bike. This bike is just not any old em day showoff "trick" bike, but Dusho's sentence, he was people. Sports are a great way and the representative. necessarily any one person's seat and handlebars on two it had it's special place in the bike required to report his downfall for kids to learn about team- to the rest of the student body. fault, but it must be improved to wheels. It's a supreme classic. world. So, here's a letter to the work, hand-eye coordination, better meet the needs of our stu- The "USG Suggestion Box" anonymous person who This letter made me think about From what era exactly? I can't be following rules and healthy com- dent body. One step in this offers students the opportunity destroyed Space Racer: the purpose of athletics here at to make this link; hence, becom- sure. However, it was a beauty this university and in life in gen- petition. For older individuals, process of improving the com- I hope you're enjoying my ing part of the solution. As your possessing it's own unique style eral. What have athletics done playing sports is a fine way to munication has recently been seat and handlebars. I hope made. Earlier in the semester, a student representatives, it is our and edge. Sure, some said it was for me lately? What have they relax and exercise. Good sports- desire to represent all opinions, you've hung them up on your bill was unanimously passed by a hunk of junk, but many, includ- done for Jeremy Dusho? manship is about being a good not just our own. wall and decorated them with the USG Senate to initiate the ing myself, loved the Space tinsel. I hope they are an inspira- As reported by Jeremy him- winner and a good loser. These production of a suggestion box tion for a bonfire party. I hope self, his life took a turn for the to be placed in the student This campus is willing to lis- Racer (painted name on the side) are all valuable skills; sports ' they make you smile when you worse when he "was caught union. Thanks to Dave Crooks, ten, and your student leaders are for everything it was. Now that have a place in our society. But, fall out of bed. 1 hope your life is behind the wheel and charged Union Director, a "USG Sugges- willing to act. This is an oppor- my terms of endearment have when we take athletics to such now complete. However, next with a DUI." After being sen- tion Box" has been created and tunity for USG and the student been expressed ... I will continue time you decide to screw off tenced to probation and a three- an illogical extreme, people like placed in the union across from body to truly act as a team. USG with the rest of this tale .... pieces of someone else's proper- day rehab center, Jeremy "got Jeremy are set up for a the Little Shop.' would like to challenge each and ty bring a dictionary with you caught with athletic enhance- every undergraduate student to "downfall." Athletics at a pro- As I approached the bike rack, and look up a little word called ment supplements (steroids) ... How is this going to improve voice your concerns and solu- fessional, college, and maybe the thoughts of a speedy ride respect. Maybe, but doubtful, and was arrested again." It does- : the lack of communication? As tions to your student leaders. home cartwheeled in my mind. you'll learn something about n't appear that drinking and even high school level promote aforementioned, this is another Then I made the mistake of look- other people and objects that drugs— for that is what steroids the culture of violence we read step USG has made to provide ing up. may mean a bit more to them are—or the subsequent traffic the opportunity for students to David M. J. All about in Monday's BG News. than they appear to be to you. violations mentioned in his letter get involved with our University Former Senator At-Large My bike had been decapitat- You don't know who I am, but were the cause of Jeremy's Jeremy, I'm sorry you "got and its policies. The Undergrad- ed. Blood rushed insanely downfall. Getting caught is his caught." Don't worry, it's soci- uate Student Government is through every vein in my body. now you know my name. Just when I think that some things in problem. based on the idea that we are all Some Charles Manson disciple ety's fault, in more ways than freak decided to screw off the life can't get any shallower, a per- By removing the blame and students on this campus, who Bike decapitator not you probably imagine. may have different views, but all seat and divine curved handles son like you comes along. avoiding responsibility, Jeremy appreciated share political equality. Every of Space Racer. I stood there is just following the dominant voice is important and should looking at what once was my paradigm. He tells us later that Christine Ellsworth Jill Wesolowski not only be voiced, but also A smile was placed contented- classic piece of art and my stom- athletes "are role models and are heard. USG understands this ly on my face^despite the weath- ach started to'(hum; I literally Freshman ' held to a higher standard Sophomore \ website of the day PEOPLE www.monsterboard.com on the street

my family is also more computer depen- A lot of us are leaving with only the dent. In fact, my mother (who resisted general outline of a plan, so we find Are you still having JWCHE'J buying a computer because she thought ways to not be rushed into entirely new it would steal our outside-playing time) is realms, and to maintain connections to problems with JO«Ml now a small-time webmaster. the past. That need for continuity leads e-mail? The immediate world has also to some strange stuff: a rash of engage- changed, albeit in smaller ways Hotel ments among my peers; dancing to by Jackie Martin music most of us wouldn't remember if Lobby Doughnuts doesn't exist any- Edwin Rezoei Mike Groenlger The lime has come." the seniors said, To more. East Hall occupies what was once our older sibs hadn't listened to it when Senior Junior talk ot many things — of 80s nights — and part of the "Commons' area. The music we were little; the phenomenon of col- Electronics/ Liberal Studies wilfleball — and city playground swings — building no longer suffers from green, lege kids and e>ght-year-olds competing Computer Tech. "No, because I use and why the dock chimes 12 at one — and orange, blue and purple decor (at the for playground time. " It does work just Pine." fhends with diamond rings.' expense of character, though), and its Yeah, it's frightening to leave so sud- fine for me; I don't know about recently-added mural gives it a more denly a place and way of life that I've others." And so I. being of adequately sound cultured feel. The headache of trying to become accustomed to Regardless, body and arguably functional mind, do cross Ridge Street at rush hour to get to having 'spent four years prostrate to the hereby commit to the page my last pub- the Math Science Building is a distant higher mind," this time next week I'll Joel Newkirk lic musings on Bowling Green and col- memory. The SRC has more weight have one or two exams (depending on Junior lege life... rooms, each with a distinct user profile what time you're reading this) and a Math Ed./ A pre-class discussion the other day — the first time I walked into the graduation ceremony as my only Computer Scl. somehow meandered from professional Spectrum, there were no other women remaining undergraduate commitments. "I am just getting wrestling to video games to the advent there. Tellingly, that's changed dramati- And, although I've had fabulous teach-' tired of having to set up my account every of the personal computer. We joked cally. ers, made incredible friends, and taken Jenn Cook Shannon Tesso time I log In." about the ancient computers that And we've changed. A lot of us who only a ((action of the courses that inter- Sophomore Sophomore required entire rooms, and reminisced est me, I think maybe I've outgrown this Elementary Ed./ came from conservative homes return to Pop. Culture Special Ed about how Apple II was once top-of-the- lively discussions based on new per- nest. Some things don't change — the "No, because it "I don't have any line. Funny how that's changed. spectives acquired here, and find you wind, the pasta bar selection, the clock doesn't really more problems Computers were essentially luxuries really can't go home again. Many stu- tower sound system to daylight saving anger me any with e-mail, but I before I came to college. Now, I couldn't time (the hands are right!) — and I fear more. I don't check dents have changed majors/colleges' am upset about I'd become complacent if I didn't move it. Forget it." perform the bulk of my academic tasks entire fields of study, once or several the charges to off- without one (seen any card catalogues times, in sorting out their independent on, when I know there's a lot more out- campus students." lately?), and probably wouldn't be in identity. Some still haven't found it, but side Wood County. contact with as many old friends. That's have perhaps learned more along the So, to paraphrase the brilliant Bill • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample of the student population Anyone desperately noping to be in tnis teeture may find it profitable to hang around the student union not just due to the transition to college; way that the ones who never veered Watterson: It's a big world; let's go around, say. seven-ish But you didn't hear it here every business has a web address, and from their path. explonng1

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The Editor-in-Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on Mistrial denied in Marine The Associated Press announced a mistrial wasn't news warranted. He said he would CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — A instruct jurors to disregard the compiled from staff and wire reports judge denied a mistrial request prosecutor's comment, which he today that interrupted opening said was improper. IRADIOI arguments in the obstruction of The prosecutor, Lt. Col. Carol justice trial of a Marine pilot Joyce, said Ashby failed to tell Howard Stern to be reprimanded for show whose jet killed 20 people on an authorities about the videotape, Italian ski lift. shot minutes before his jet sev- (AP) — Days after Howard Stem made wisecracks about the ered a ski lift cable in the Italian Columbine High School massacre, a Denver TV station is pre-empt- Attorneys for Capt. Richard • ing the shock jock's Saturday night show for a special on the ram- Ashby, 32, of Mission Viejo, Alps, and he invoked his right to silence before an Italian magis- page. Calif., objected to what they said "It's not disciplinary in any sense," said Marv Rockford, KCNC- was a prosecutor's suggestion trate. TV's vice president and general manager. "I don't discipline Howard that Ashby's silence about a Joyce said Ashby deliberately Stern. My responsibility here in terms of serving the community is to videotape he is accused of concealed evidence when he do what I think is appropriate at the moment to address the needs destroying is evidence of his replaced the videotape with a and concerns and questions in the community." guilt. blank tape. The Colorado Senate, meanwhile, passed a resolution Wednesday condemning Stern for his comments. "The government has set up "He wanted to make his own The day after the shootings, Stern reportedly wondered aloud on Captain Ashby's right to remain judgment of that videotape," she his nationally syndicated radio show whether the gunmen tried "to silent as though it were an said. "He knew that after that have sex with any of the good-looking girls" who fled the school. obstruction of justice," said civil- flight the tape would be nit- The radio show was heard in Denver on KXPK-FM. ian attorney Frank Spinner. "This picked by investigators." KXPK spokesman Joe Jaffoni said Wednesday the station has not is basic ... law school teaching dropped the show but did run apologies for Stern's remarks. He also that you can't comment on an A fellow prosecutor, Maj. Associated Press Photo said the station told Stern's producers his comments "were inappro- individual's basic rights." Daniel Daugherty, apologized Capt. Richard Ashby, left, pilot of a Marino Jot that cut tho for Joyce's statement. priate and insensitive to the community." The judge, Col. Alvin Keller, cables to a ski gondola in Italy last year killing 20 people, The Colorado Senate censure, adopted 34-1, called on KXPX to recessed the trial and weighed "There was never an intent to returns a salute as he and one of his military attorneys, Maj. drop Stern's show. The same resolution passed the House Tuesday, the motion for three hours, then convict Captain Ashby because William Weber, arrive at Camp LeJune, N.C. he exercised his constitutional prosecutors the option of granti- right, which we are sworn to ng immunity to Schweitzer for Howard's Club H defend," Daugherty said. his testimony in Ashby's trial. fllon-fat 11-2: JO om Schweitzer already has pleaded 210 N Main lunS-tiJOom If convicted of both obstruc- guilty to the same charges Ashby tion of justice and conspiracy, now faces. Keller also ruled Ashby could be dismissed from Schweitzer may invoke his 5lh ihe Marines or sentenced to up to Amendmen right against self- Thursday 10 years in prison. incrimination at any time. Creep Thursday Night Happy Hour Last month, he was acquitted In seeking immunity, he said of involuntary manslaughter $2.00 Margaritas from 4-9 p.m. he didn't want his testimony to Friday charges. result in further charges against $2.00 All you can eat Taco Bar from 4-6 p.m. Starlings Ashby has admitted he gave him. There is a chance his guilty the videotape to his navigator, plea and sentence of dismissal Capt. Joseph Schweitzer. from the Marines could be over- turned on appeal, said his attor- After Happy Hour Check Out Rood Mood Before opening statements ney, Maj. Eric Veit. The sentence Pool • Video Games • Pinball began today, the judge gave isn't vet final.

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Baseball splits battle of birds Initially, the Cardinals By TOD McCLOSiEY grabbed the lead in the fifth The BG News "We would have loved to have won the both. Splitting is a lot better than losing Inning, manufacturing three The big guns were held silent, them both and they've got a quality team.' runs off of BG pitcher Chris but both Bowling Green and Ball Vaught (3-4). State, the top two Mid-American BSU freshman Eric Bava Conference teams had the Danny Schmitz squeezed the ball towards first answers to 40 mph winds yester- Hi; baseball coach day at Steller Field. base and legged out the single, Jason Kelley and Justin per game. Kelley knew the depth After Bob Nlemet was Inten- scoring the game's first run. Wechsler. of the Cardinals lineup. tionally walked, Sean Ryan sin- Shayne Ridley hit a sharp ball Kelley (8-2) held the potent "I like facing hitters that have gled to left field to load the bases down the left field side that Cardinal offense to five hits and a good reputation because I for sophomore Arlc Christman. scored two runs and gave BSU a one run for the complete game seem to throw my best pitches Christman hit a hot shot to big 3-0 lead. and 2-1 Falcons win. He also against tough hitters." he said. the third baseman and reached held BSU's top hitter Larry Big- Their whole lineup is full of first base on a fielder's choice BG battled back In the fifth ble (.422 batting average, 10 great hitters." that scored Mlynarek from third. with a two-RBI single by home runs) hitless. But Kelley didn't budge even Junior catcher Matt Marcum Mylnarek to bring Falcons within Wechsler (8-2) got BSU the when the Cardinals came knock- followed Christman with a RBI a run. split In game two with a 4-3 deci- ing on the door in the seventh single to score Nlemet. Gusty winds were blowing in sion stopping Falcon Bob inning with runners on first and In the second game. Wechsler from the north for both games, Niemet's bat (.434 average, six second and one out. threw a complete game allowing which helped give the Falcons a home runs) in four plate appear- "1 don't get nervous at all," he three Falcon runs. In the bottom ances. said. "1 just think about what I've of the seventh inning, two out small home-field advantage. Nei- The split moves BG to 24-17 got to do next inning." and Mlynarek at-bat Cardinal ther team hit had a triple, sac fly overall and 14-6 in the MAC. With the go ahead runner on catch Jonathan Kesslck caught or a home run in the double- which is still good for first-place first base, Kelley got Scott Alan Gilhousen stealing second header. in the east division. The Cardi- French to hit into a 5-4-3 double base to end the game. Today It was really gusting nals (26-15. 13-6 MAC) remain play to end the game. Schmitz wanted a man In in," Mylnarek said. "So we Just at the top spot in the west divi- It had been a scoreless game scoring position, but knew the know that if their is a ball hit in sion. until the bottom of the sixth risks in sending Gilhousen. "We would I.JVC loved to have inning when BG senior ce.ter- "I gambled at the end and the air. whether it's infield or won them both," BG coach fielder Matt Mlynarek got the sometimes things work, some- outfield you've got to stay with times they don't." he said. Danny Schmitz said. "Splitting is team going. it." BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE a lot better than losing them Mlynarek doubled to center The BG rally started when BG does not play again until field with only one out on the freshman shortstop Nick Elrod both and they've got a quality Saturday when the team faces Jason Kelley fires a pitch during BG's 2-1 win in the first game of team." board. singled in the bottom of the sev- the doubleheader vs. Ball State Wednesday. Kelley defeated Coming Into today, the BSU "He (Minix) gave me a fastball. enth inning. Gilhousen kept the the east division and second- place Miami for a two-day. four- Cardinal ace Travis Minnix but BG could not pull out the second offense was ranked 20th In the 1 hit it hard and that's what I team alive with a two-out RBI game in a 4-3 loss. nation with a 9.05 run average wanted to do." Mylnarek said. single that scored Elrod. game doubleheader in Oxford. Softball faces big weekend Falcons face Cards, Rockets in big games it every game instead of just hope everyone comes out to see "We want to make the MAC By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM showing it now and then." thai one because it's going to be tournament and we need these The BG News BG is 11-3 all-time against the a beautiful day. It's a huge rival- games this weekend and play Bowling Green took a vaca- Vikings. The teams have split ry. Both teams are going to be like we did today (Tuesday) and tion to Hitters Paradise in Ihe the past three twinbills. CSU ready for it." against Akron especially to help doubleheader wins vs. Miami in won a 6-5 last year contest BG is 28-24 against the Cardi- our momentum;" said pitcher addition to good pitching from before BG pulled out a 9-7 win nals all-time. They did not play Garrett Gholston. "If we're Garrett Gholston. in nine innings in the nightcap. last year. The defending MAC going to play well, we play well Now Coach Leigh Ross-Shaw After the last road trip of the tournament champions were 20- anywhere but I think home-field and company hope the vacation regular season, BG begins a sea- 29 overall and 6-9 in MAC play advantage will help us a lot." continues with three double- son-ending eight-game homes- for fourth in MAC West prior to After this weekend, BG con- headers in three days beginning tand with a Friday doublehead- Tuesday's contest at Toledo. cludes the regular season with with a trip to Cleveland Slate er against Ball State and a Salur- The Falcons are 31-31 against home doubleheaders against for a 4 p.m start today. day doubleheader against Tole- Toledo overall. The Rockets won Kent May 7 and Akron May 8. "Every sport is about peak- do. last year's meetings 2-0 and 4-2 "We'd been coming up short ing," Ross-Shaw said. "I think "They're not doing as well in Toledo. Prior lo Tuesday's in the beginning ol the season," BG News Photo we're starting to learn each this year," Ross-Shaw said of contest, the Rockets were strug- said sophomore Nikki Rouhana. other and we're starting to get Ball State. "They're a good, gling at 14-30 overall and 4-14 in "We just hope things keep Falcon catcher Colleen Bates takes a cut in a recent game. confidence. This is the best team strong team. If we play like this the MAC for sixth in MAC rolling now." Bates and crew play six games in three days beginning today. I've seen all year. They're doing (against Miami), we'll be fine. I West. Larson comes up big but men's golf team struggles championship meet in mid-May. By DAN NIED this, I'll let him run the team," of 19 teams in the meet with a Dave Kotsos. "It's nice that he is playing well Coac' Garry Winger said after three-round score of 887. Purdue The King Cobra Invitatior jl but we can't compete if no one "We need to get better every The BG News Larson tied for first at the Ohio took first in a playoff against presented the Falcons with their else plays well." week," Winger said. "The MAC Senior golfer Otto Larson was Classic. Kent. Both teams shot a 852. toughest competition of the sea- This weekend the Falcons will hoping lo continue his hoi streak Well, Larson kept up his good Larson shot a combined score son. All of their Mid-American travel to State College, PA to par- Championship is the biggest after turning in the best meet of play but Ihe rest of the men's golf of 216 to finish 25th individually. Conference rivals competed as ticipate in the Penn State Invita- thing on our schedule. But in team got snakebil last weekend his collegiate career two weeks Following him was captain Jeff well. tional. order to do well in that, we have ago at the Ohio CoHegiate Clas- at Ihe King Cobra invitational Hunt with a score of 220, good "Otto played well in this tour- The meet will give the team sic. hosted by Kent and Akron. for 42nd. Behind them were Jon nament, but we need somebody the opportunity to improve as to do well in the tournaments "If Otto keeps playing like The Falcons finished 14th out Smarrelli, Justin Gillham and else to step up," Winger said. they look forward to the MAC leading up to it." Oestreng ends fabulous season with NCAA championship captured her third Norwegian In her final team competition "It felt good lo win (the title)," By MATTHEW P. LYONS All-Around Championship. she outperformed the field again Oestreng said. "I just decided lo The BG News "It felt good to upin (the title). I Oestreng also won the Scandi- as she won the Floor Exercise do well. I didn't have much to just decided to do well. I didn't and All-Around championships Freshman Marny Oestreng navian Uneven Bars, Floor Exer- lose." earned the seventh NCAA cise and All-Around Champi- have much to lose." and helped the Falcons to a third national title for Bowling Green onships as well as the Northern place finish in their first trip to Oestreng joins an elite group this past weekend at the NCAA European Floor Exercise Cham- the National Invitational Tourna- of BG athletes as its first female Women's Gymnastics Champi- pionship. Oeslreng has also ment in Philadelphia, Pennsylva- member. She earned the eighth Marny Oestreng nia. onships in Utah. competed in five European NCAA National title ever for the Championships and the World BGSV grmnast on claiming BG's first national title since 1984 Oestreng earned her champi- Oestreng came to the Univer- Falcons. Dave Waddell won sity from Trogstad, Norway as an Championships in 1997 as a events. She also tied the meet American Conference. onship berth at the preliminary member of the Norwegian indoor and outdoor track cham- All-Around competitor. Prior to records at the Mid-American Her success led to a chance to meet April 22 in Utah. She National team. her arrival at the University, she Conference in Vault, Balance qualify for NCAA National scored a 9.875 and placed tenth. pionships in 1972 and 1973. Sid won many awards in Europe. In Once she began competing Beam and Uneven Bars. She Championships at the Region 4 The Championships April 24 Sink won track titles in 1970, 1996 she was the All-Around for Ihe Falcons, her presence won the MAC title in Vault, competition in Baton Rouge, ended the season on a high note. 1971 and 1972. A Falcon relay Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, Oestreng was the last up on the Champion at the Norwegian was felt immediately on the Louisiana. Her score of 9.950 team won the 1972 title in track, Championships. She claimed team and in the country. Over Floor Exercise and the All- qualified her for the National Floor Exercise and needed to and the hockey team won the the Norwegian and Northern the course of the 1999 season, Around competition. Oestreng Championships preliminary beat a 9.900 to win the title. Her European All-Around Champi- Oestreng broke the school is also the 1999 Freshman and meet in Salt Lake City, Utah. score of 9.925 assured her the NCAA National Championship onships in 1997. In 1998, she record eight times in individual Gymnast of-the-year in the Mid- win. in 1984.

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BASEBALL NEW YORK GIANTS—Named Jerry Reese AL SUiidla|> Nstloasl League !ne Eul DMsloa East Dlrillon m National League assistant director of pro personnel L PW. OB W L ret. OB NL— Suspended Milwaukee Brewers INF PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Traded QB Rod New York 6 684 Atlanta 13 7 650 compiled from wire sources Fernando Vina for two games for putting a fin- ney Peete to the Washington Redskins for a Toronto 8 Philadelphia II 9 550 2 2000 sixth-round draft pick 619 I ger In an umpire's face during a dispute over Tampa Bay 9 550 2 1/2 New York 12 9 .571 I 1/2 pitches In an April 23 ga^ie PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Re-signed LB Boston 10 524 3 Montreal 13 316 6 1/2 Carlos Emmons and DL Orpheus Roye to one- Baltimore 15 250 8 1/2 Florida 15 286 7 1/2 BASKETBALL HOUSTON ASTROS-Placed SS Ricky year contracts Gutierrez on the 15-day disabled list Ctntral DMsloa Central Division COLLEO* L ra. 0* W L Pet. OB FOOTBALL ADELPHI—Named Kim Bames-Arlco Cleveland 14 5 737 St Louis 12 6 667 Blount sent National Football Lea fa e women's basketball coach Chicago 9 7 563 3 1/2 Houston II 8 579 1 1/2 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed RB ANDERSON-Named Pam Bryant softball Detroit 10 10 500 4 1/2 Pittsburgh 10 474 3 1/2 home by Cavs Michael Basnlght to a three-year contract coach. Minnesota 9 13 409 6 1/2 Milwaukee II 450 4 Kansas City 7 II 389 6 1/2 Chicago 10 444 4 West DMsloa Cincinnati II .421 4 CLEVELAND — At this rate, L Pel. oa West Division the Cavaliers may not have Texas 12 9 571 W L Pet. OB enough healthy players to finish WNBA, Union near labor post Oakland 9 12 429 3 San Francisco 15 7 682 Anaheim 8 12 400 3 1/2 Arizona 11 10 524 3 1/2 the season. The Associated Press scheduled to begin June 10. The Seattle 8 12 400 3 1/2 Los Angeles II 10 524 3 1/2 Tuesday's Games San Diego 9 II 450 5 Forward Corie Blount was labor dispute forced the postpone- Tampa Bay at Chicago, ppd.. rain Colorado 6 10 375 6 NEW YORK — The WNBA and ment of this week's draft. Baltimore 8. Kansas City 4 Monday's Oames sent back from a road trip Minnesota 6. Boston 5 Atlanta 5. Florida 3 its union are on the brink of their Players are now required to Wednesday to have his left knee first collective bargaining agree- New York 7. Texas 6 Houston 5. Arizona 2 make 22 appearances, eight of Toronto 10. Anaheim I Only games scheduled examined at the Cleveland Clin- ment. them commercial sponsor spots for Detroit 5. Seattle 1 Tuesday's Oames ic. Blount, who has been both- After two days of Intensive nego- Cleveland 8. Oakland 5 Philadelphia I. Cincinnati 0. 10 Innings ered by inflammation in the which they are paid, four unpaid Wednesday's Games Florida 8. Chicago 0 tiations, the only Issue separating team appearances and up to 10 Late Oames Not Included Los Angeles 3. Milwaukee 2 knee, will not play in Thursday's the sides involves player appear- Boston 9. Minnesota 4 San Francisco 3. Montreal 2. 10 Innings game at Washington and is ances at charity, events. unpaid promotional appearances. Chicago 10. Tampa Bay 7 San Diego 6. New York 2 At Issue Is the player associa- Tampa Bay at Chicago, second game. Inc Pittsburgh 5. Atlanta 3 doubtful for Friday's home game No formal talks were held Kansas City 8. Baltimore 2 St Louis 7. Colorado 5 against Toronto. Wednesday while both sides con- tion's right to do additional not- Texas 8. New York 6 Houston 11. Arizona 0 for-profit events using its logo. The Cleveland at Oakland, inc. sidered their positions. Toronto at Anaheim. Inc Wednesday's Oames The Cavs, who have lost six "This is an issue we shouldn't WNBA owns marketing and licens- Detroit at Seattle. Inc San Francisco 4. Montreal 3 straight, have just five games left ing rights to the union logo. Cincinnati 12. Philadelphia 8 even be talking about." said Pam Thursday's Oames Chicago 6. Florida I in a once-promising season rav- Wheeler, executive director of the The union Is not allowed to use Tampa Bay [Alvarez 0-11 at Chicago (Slrotka 1-2). 2:05 p.m. Los Angeles 3. Milwaukee 2 aged by injuries. union. "Our position Is that part of its logo for commercial purposes Cleveland (Burba 1 01 al Oakland (Oqulst 2-11. 4:05 put New York 4. San Diego 3 Detroit (Mllckl 1-1) at Seattle (Henry 2-0). 6:35 p.m. Atlanta 5. Pittsburgh 4 the draw and success of the WNBA with the men or women, but Is per- Kansas City ISuppan 0-31 at Baltimore (Erlckaon 0-41. 7:05 p in Arizona at Houston. Inc Leading scorer Shawn Kemp has been the women participating mitted to use It for up to eight not- New York (Mendoza 2- II at Texas (Morgan 4-01. 8.35 p.m. Colorado at St Louis. Inc. didn't make the road trip for-profit events for the men. Toronto (Halladay 2-0) at Anaheim (Hill 0-1). 10:05 p.m. and helping charitable events. The Only games scheduled Thursday'! Oames because of a sprained foot. Point limit would prevent them from Earlier, the two sides reached a Chicago (Farnsworth 0 01 at Florida (Sanchez 0-2). 1:05 p.m. guard Brevin Knight (broken supporting these efforts." four-year agreement that would Friday's Oames Arizona (Daal 2-11 at Houston (Hampton 1-1). 1:35 pm Minnesota at Baltimore. 7 05 p.m. Colorado (Kile 1-21 at St Louis (Oliver 1-1). 1:40 p m hand) and center Zydrunas Val Ackerman. president of the include a reopener option for the Detroit at Tampa Bay. 7 05 p.m. San Diego (Williams 1 -01 at New York (Jones 3-01. 1:40 p.m. Ilgauskas (broken foot) were WNBA, was unavailable for com- league or the union after three New York at Kansas City. 8 05 p m. Los Angeles IV.dd.-s 2-0) at Milwaukee (Eldred 0-0). 2 05 p m already lost for the year with ment. Cleveland at Texas. 8:35 p m. San Francisco (Ortiz 2-21 at Montreal (Pavano 0-3). 7:05 p.m. years, with both sides agreeing to Chicago at Anaheim. 10 05 p m. Cincinnati (Bere 1-0) at Philadelphia (Loewer 1-11. 7:05 p.m injuries. The 10-week WNBA season is no-lockout, no-suike clauses. Toronto at Seattle. 10:05 p.m. Pittsburgh IStrva 00) at Atlanta IMaddux 3-01. 7 40 p.m Clemens injures hamstring in record bid

The Associated Press he hopes to be ready to make his second. He didn't return for the before the game because it ended retired the next five, but he went watch his first attempt at the next scheduled start Sunday at third, leaving with the Yankees up around his ankle. to full counts on three of them. streak record. "It was in my best ARLINGTON, Texas — Roger Kansas City, but he's not sure down 5-0. Clemens refused to blame the The second-to-last out was the interest not to return." Clemens thinks there are more he'll pitch. New York rallied to win 7-6, injury for a rocky outing in menace: a grounder by Mark Clemens hung around and important things to worry about "There's something going capping the comeback with two which he allowed five runs on McLemore that first baseman cheered the comeback. He said than breaking records. One such on," Clemens said as he pre- runs in the ninth off closer John four hits and two walks with no Tino Martinez stopped and he wasn't even thinking about thing is his left hamstring. pared for ice treatments. "I've Wetteland. Clemens wound up strikeouts. His ERA shot to 5.47. threw to Clemens for the out. the fact the victory preserved his Clemens left Tuesday night's never been this tight. ... If it feels with a no-decision, preserving "I landed a couple of times As the Yankees batted in the shot at history. start against the Texas Rangers good, I'll give it a shot. I'm pret- his AL record-tying streak of 17 gingerly ... but it didn't affect me. third, Clemens realized it was after two innings when the back ty sure I didn't tear it, so that's consecutive winning decisions. I could deal with it," Clemens time to call it a night. "I was saying, 'Way to go, of his left leg stiffened. It was the good." Clemens, who has never had a said. "Once I got to first base, I "I wanted to go out and con- guys, great win,'" said Clemens, latest and most severe flareup of Clemens allowed five runs in hamstring problem before, wore knew I had taken it a little fur- tinue, but I think I probably who hasn't lost since last May 29. an injury he suffered jogging on the first inning, then aggravated a protective sleeve on his left ther." would have made it worse," said "I really don't even worry about a cold morning April 11. the injury while covering first thigh while warming up in the All of the runs came in the Clemens, who had bought tick- the streak. There's more things to Clemens said Wednesday that base for the second out of the bullpen Tuesday. He took it off first seven batters. Clemens ets for 50 family and friends to worry about."

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Sunday May All University Johns are not the same 2nd at 2 p.m. in Kobacker Hall, By VINCE GUERRIERI nice. I particularly like the use of ers at Founders can see you if n blue, my favorite color. Howev- they so desire. Also, it is a hand- a symphonic The BG News chorale and narrative focus- er, it gets points off for having no icapped stall. When you gotta go, you gotta ing on the "I have a dream" towels. I just don't think you can Math Science: On the second speech by Dr. Martin Luther go- do a thorough job drying your floor of the Math Science Build- Sometimes you can't go at hands with a blow dryer, and I ing is a sculpture of some geo- King will be presented. It's home, with soft two-ply toilet free and open to the public. certainly can't dry my glasses metric figure ... it's an icosahe- paper and a magazine to read. with it. dron or googolgon or some For more information call Sometimes you have to go on (419) 372-5107. Administration—Building; damn thing like that. Actually, if campus. Somebody referred to this build- you walk in from the south, it's Celebrate Sometimes, going on campus ing, built in the waning days of the ground floor. It's just one is a pleasant experience. Some- the Ralph McDonald adminis- example of how wacky the Math the Duke times it can scare the crap out of tration, as "McDonald's Last Science Building is. The bath- you. I've used the bathroom in Erection." The bathrooms are at rooms, however, are very nice. just about every building on least something to be proud of. The black color scheme's gotta campus. With that in mind, here Edward They're quiet and secluded as go, though. Something breezier are more of my recommenda- Kennedy you go up the floors of the build- is needed in a small, confining tions: "Duke" 12 ing, so you can spend a while stall. Williams Hall: As a history Ellington there if you need to. They still Business Administration: major, I spend a lot of time in would turn 100 today, if he have towels, but they, like every I've been in bus station Williams Hall and its bathroom. was alive. Fortunately for other bathroom on campus, restrooms that were nicer. It's small but cozy, and it's not us, he left behind a great have started using the diluted There's always at least one toilet out of the ordinary to find read- legacy of some of the great- pink soap, which doesn't give in the first floor men's room ing materials there, as someone est jazz music ever. "Duke" me a feeling of total hygiene. that's stopped up with toilet might leave a copy of The BG East Hall: This is the only paper or other all-natural sub- Ellington gave us such clas- News or The New York Times sic albums as Sentimental building that has been added to stances. Newspapers are strewn there. Sometimes there will be a Mood and Take the A Train. campus since I got here. The across the floor, and there's graf- bottleneck, and you'll have to bathrooms are nice, but some fiti denigrating various Greek Celebrations for Ellington elbow history profs for a can. will be held at the Lincoln only have one stall and it's hand- organizations. There are two One professor looked around at icap-accessible. I don't like using doors into the first floor men's Center in New York and the the surprisingly large number of Kennedy Center in Washing- handicapped stalls because I room, which doesn't alleviate people making head calls and ton among others across the hate to think somebody else who the Greyhound station feel. It noted, "It's a meeting of the country. can't use another stall is waiting also makes me feel like I have to privy council!" Guess it's fun- for me to finish. The asymmetry dump and run. nier if you're a history major. of handicapped stalls also Conklin Hall: When I arrived Dancing Eppler Center: Nice bath- offends my anal-retentiveness. here, Conklin was a men's resi- rooms...if you can find them. Consumer Sciences; its a dence hall. It was like something Showcase The entire building makes me bad setup in a bad place. There's out of Lord of the Flies. The psy- feel like one of those gerbils in a a window in the stall! Granted, chology department has made maze, which isn't a good feeling BG New* Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Williams also has one, but it's on Mr. Guerrierl drains up for a special appointment at Williams Hall, one The University Dance when you need to answer the second floor. Here, the smok- of the University's most acclaimed restrooms. Alliance will be giving a free nature's call. The locker room is • See TOILETS, page N-5. performance in 222 Eppler North at 8 p.m. tonight. THe event is open to the public Choral BG's Lyrical Myrical moving on, out it would be tie between Busta work with someone that you also Myrical Lyrical's fresh, new Delight Rhymes and Marvin Gaye." have a strong personal life with, sound has been heard on all four Even though music is one of Reese just smiled. corners of the BGSU campus. "It can get hard knowing that Last Sunday, he entertained a The Col- the main aspects of his life, Myri- you have to keep business and packed house at Howard's and lege of Musi- cal was not originally inspired by your personal life separate," unfortunately, gave BG one of its cal Arts will music while he was growing up last looks at him. host a concert in Berea, Ohio. Reese said. "But behind every /3 "Back in high school, I was strong man, there is a strong "We are moving down to featuring the really into football before I really woman." Cleveland in August to experi- Bowling Green Children's got into music," Myrical said. "I Destin Ramsey, a sophomore ment with the scene," Myrical Chorus of Bowling Green; was influenced by Eric Turner I PC major, also helps out Myri- said. "Up here at BG was like my the Junior Choral Society of (Cleveland Browns safety) and cal, who he has known since" we trial to see if this would work. Archibold; the Siena Heights Kevin Mack (Cleveland Browns were seven or eight break-danc- People started liking it so I have University Youth Choir from fullback)." ing in his backyard." to keep going. If would could do Adrian, Michigan and the "As far as music, I was influ- "My job title is A&R adminis- a city like we did here at BG, as Fort Wayne Children's Choir, enced by other artists outside of trator," Ramsey said. "My duties far as playing at every club in Fort Wayne, Ind. This event rap," Myrical said. "Luther Van- range from marketing to promo- town and getting good exposure, is free and open to the public dross, Poison, Guns and Rose. tions to anything. My job is to do it would be great." at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday May My very first concert was a Poi- basically what is needed." Myrical has many goals for 1st. son concert." Eric Sylva, a junior business himself and his business. With Myrical toyed with music for major, has known Myrical for the help of Reese and Ramsey Country a while before he got serious three years and first experienced making decisions in and out of about it. his sound while living in the the studio, the future can't look Concert "I started writing songs in same dorm as Myrical. any brighter for him. 1995, but 1996 was when I put a "I met Jason my first year up "My ultimate goal is for Myri- This year's four day whole song together," Myrical here 'cause we lived in the same cal Records to be like a Virgin Country Concert '99 festival said. "This is how we chill was dorm together," Sylva said. "I Records," Myrical said, "I am will be based at Hickory Hill the name of the song and after got to become good friends with just a ticket to get there and Lakes, Ft. Loramie, Ohio on that, I figured I should go him and at first, I heard he did when I get there, I just want to July 8-11. The concert will Photo Provided towards owning my own compa- music and I didn't know what to run the company, to sign artists feature Alabama, Lynyrd After winning over Bowling Green, Lyrical Myrical plans to try his hip-hop on the Cleveland scene. ny." think. The first time I heard it, of all kinds and branch off to Skynyrd, Loretta Lynn, make other companies." way through Bowling Green's Despite the fact that he is an the music blew my mind and I Charlie Daniels, Billy Ray "If I hear something that I musical scene. His maxi single, almost full-time artist, Myrical couldn't believe this guy was liv- CyrusrL John Michael Mont- don't think is right, like if we are By PETE STELLA Smooth Groove Hip Hop, which has also taken on the project of ing in my dorm." gomery, and many more. in the studio, I'll tell him that he The BG News contains four original songs, starting his own record label, Myrical has taken on almost a Myrical Records. But as the Beat- Puff Daddy-like position, by should change it," Reese said. May Day in BG M-Y-R-I-CAL is the easiest blends together Myrical's unique les say, he gets by with a little being the hottest singer on his "He always asks our opinions on way to remember his name. sound that can't really be com- help from his friends. label and looking for artists to the beats or songs he is working There will be a May. Day "I can explain how I got my pared to anyone. His first album, Katrina Reese, a senior crimi- expand his business. on because the more input you Art Show above Ace Hard- name as easily as I come up with Whowouldathought, will be nal justice major, reigns almost as "Right now, the only person have on something, the better it ware on N. Main St. on Apr. what I write about, I don't released in September. Myrical's manager but more signed to the label is me but we will turn out." 31 and May 1 ... Plus, a spe- know," Myrical said. "It came to "If anyone were to ask me importantly, his girlfriend. are looking at other people who With the murders of Notori- cial art-rock show at 315 S. me and I wrote it down. It was what I sound like, I would tell "My job title is A&R coordina- would fit this label well," Myri- ous B.I.G. and Tupac in the last Main St. on May 1, starting catchy but I didn't want people them they would have to listen tor but my job duties are pretty cal said. "We are not really few years and the bad name that at 10 p.m. Come out to cele- to look at the cover of my CD to my music cause I think that I much whatever he asks me to pressed to sign anyone until we rap received in the early 1990s, brate workers and commu- and say he is this. I wanted to don't sound like anyone," Myri- do," Reese said. "When we first get known a little better." Myrical remains optimistic about nal living. Come to celebrate stay away from that." cal said. "I've gotten my influ- started out, it was all contacts to "Trying to sign people will be rap as a whole. the day that started in Amer- Jason Woodard, aka Lyrical ences by artists such as 2Pac, record stores and clubs to get easier than what we are trying to "My whole concept of gang- ica but is never celebrated Myrical, is one of rap's hottest Outkast, Bone and if I had to per- him in to perform." do now once you get your name here! new artists and has blazed his form with anyone dead or alive, When asked if it is hard to out." • See MYRICAL, page N-4.

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vt I • - . .". .-.-. page N-2 The BG News Thursday, April 29, 1999 now * Farewell: An almost half-decade of entertainment in B.G.* Coffee, sobriety lead pack of myth-defying memories By MIKE HAMMER smoke-filled dim heaven. I read MENU — no longer just a coffee that year — a blues band, with a The BG News and drank coffee, played euchre shop. After the transformation, it kick. I was amazed by their gui- and "Magic," chatted about girls closed down within a year. There tar player and the lead singer, When peo- and grades. were several failed attempts to who sounded kind of like ple ask me When my sister came to visit move new stores into the space, McGruff the Crime Dog. He about my on Sibs 'n' Kids weekend, we sal- but nothing worked. played a mean harmonica. entertainment lied forth to the Cafe. My friend I miss the close to campus,- Also, Jim Carroll, author of SOUP & SANDWICHES highlights of Dan Runion made a request for incredibly-smoky-always-excit- the autobiographical Basketball Espresso Cappuccino the past four the coolest version of "Funky ing-loud-old-coffeeshop that Diaries , came to the Lenhart years, one place Town" I've ever heard, by some was Cafe Shadeau. Grand Ballroom my sophomore BG Newt Photo/Matt Dan immediately jazz group I'll never remember. I That coffee shop was my year. I was impressed by his The sign from the now-defunct Cafe Shadeau, which still hangs comes to mind. sat there with my sister, Dan and entertainment source in Bowling reading, I shook his hand and he on the signpost on the corner of S. College and Wooster St. It still exists, his girl Brenda, but I remember Green my freshman year, but signed his autograph for me. Jim a small, rectangular green and sitting there many other nights later, other pursuits took over. Carroll was a big time event like than impressive. Jody's Body, a risky play for white sign on the broken down with many other friends. Sophomore year I was all no other I'd seen at BGSU, until The concerts were few and far BGSU theater. It had one corner of Wooster and South That was my freshman year. about checking out "Loud and the Violent Femmes later that between, but the theater depart- women, naked on stage, for an College. It says "Cafe Shadeau." After that, Cafe Shadeau became Local" night at Howard's. 1 saw year. The Femmes show was ment has kept me amused. I saw hour or so. Shadeau opened in the after- respectable: NO SMOKING, "Five Horse Johnson" from good, but the crowd was weak a lot of plays for The BG News. My favorite theater produc- noon and stayed open late. I DECENT HOURS, A FULL Detroit play a show at Howard's because ticket sales were less "American Buffalo" was one of tions, however, weren't theater spent many nights in that my favorites. A kid named Brian productions. I liked the CD. Richards put on a great perfor- Players (Cultural Diversity Play- mance and the play, one of ers). I was privileged enough to David Mamel's best, was well be a member of CD. Players for BG memories drenched in sweat, received. That was my sopho- two years. CD. Players was a more year also, and I continued traveling acting troupe that per- to enjoy the theater department formed skits in dorms and Greek productions up until this year. I Houses, and wherever we could, violence & indie-rock really didn't make time to see even Eastern Michigan Universi- any plays this year, I was busy. ty. We always got a good The only performance I saw was response, and I like to think we and sing-a-longs. Other great bands like Versus, By JOHN WENZEL Smart Went Crazy and The Dis- The BG News memberment Plan have also midwest concert graced our Midwestern town Seeing as over the past four years. how my focus in But the most interesting, the the entertain- most memorable concert I've BOX ment section has attended here was a Brainiac always been show my freshman year. (Braini- Bowling Green: music, I feel that ac, for the uninitiated, was a 4.29.99/ Big Creak CD Release / Easy Street most of my fond Photo Provided groundbreaking band from Day- The members of Modest Mouse. 4-30.99/DJ Dub/EasyStreet memories of the ton with a rabid national follow- past four years are tied up in Toledo: ing in college towns. Unfortu- the management (who shall police station, which was less concerts. Or parties. I can't 430.99/Esham/Main Event nately, lead singer Tim Taylor remain nameless) oversold and than a block away, sprang into remember. 4.30.99/Rocket 88/Citi Theatre was killed in a car accident at the underestimated Brainiac's draw. action. They arrested the drunk 5.1.99/Liquid Soul/Citi Theatre Either way, I've seen my share height of his success, but that's and got the fire department to Then the fun began. 5.8.99/Natalie Merchant/Zoo Ampitheatre of exceptional concerts right another story.) clear the club, citing fire code here in Bowling Green, believe it 5.12.99/TragicaIly Hip/Stranahan Theatre It took place at the ill-fated A drunken patron attempted violations and such. or not. I saw the insane, speed- club Knownose, which was to kiss my friend Karen, who driven band Six Finger Satellite My friends and 1 withdrew to Cleveland: about a block north of Main responded by punching him play Howard's Club H twice. Cosmos, where we waited to see 5.1.99/Twist Offs/Agora Theatre Street on Wooster, The club was, repeatedly. Several people had The first, and much better show, if the club would reopen. To the 5.2.99/Slackere/Crog Shop no kidding, about the size of two to pull her off the man so he was during my freshman year. best of my memory, about 45 53.99/Papa Vegas/Peabodys Down Under or three dorm rooms. Ventilation wouldn't be beaten to a pulp. Drunken lead singer J. Ryan minutes passed and those with 5.6.99/Esthero/Grog Shop was nonexistent, and the light- The drunk guy retreated out- took it upon himself to walk up tickets were allowed to re-enter. ing sucked. Anyway, the show side, looking for Karen and 5.6.99/GWAR/Agora and down the bar while he sang, Again, Knownose became 5.7.99/Groovie Ghoulies/Euclid Tavern started out normally, with a for- yelling obscenities. He stood begging the audience to "tip the oppressively crowded and gettable local band playing tone- atop a trash can on Wooster and 5.9.99/Mustard Plug/Euclid Tavern nice bartenders." Needless to Brainiac's sound was poor, but lessly for an hour or so. The club bared his, um, apparatus. 5.10.99/Peter Frampton/Odeon say, the management didn't get they played anyway. filled up quickly, and I could Of course, this was immense- 5.11.99/Sponge/Peabody's Down Under the joke. hardly see the "stage," (which ly entertaining for all present. 5.12.99/BuiIt to Spill/Grog Shop Modest Mouse, an excellent Columbus: consisted of boxes and elevated I even have pictures. So in the end, my best college indie-rock trio from the North- boards). entertainment memory is of 4.30.99/Chamberlain/Little Brothers west, also visited BG a couple The drunk guy jumped, or 5.5.99/Morbid Angel/AI Rosa Villa By the time the second band sweat, crowds, violence and times. They played once at the fell, off his trashcan and pro- 5.6.99/Tragically Hip/Newport Music Hall played, Knownose was danger- noise. Of course, those things now-defunct Valhalla and once ceeded to walk through traffic. 5.11.99/Get Up Kids/Fire Exit ously packed. No one could aren't unique to Bowling Green, at Howard's. Both shows were Eventually he punched out a car 5.14.99/Black Crowes/Polaris Ampitheater move, it was about 150 degrees, but I can't imagine it happening raucous successes culminating window and had to be that way anywhere else. in massive alcohol consumption and the walls looked like they restrained on the sidewalk. The Cincinnati: were going to crumble. Clearly, 4.30.99/Hole/Taft Theatre 5.4.99/Johnny Lang/Aronoff Center NEW RELEASES 5.8.99/Goo Goo Dolls/Jammin' On Main 5.12.99/Lenny Kravitz/Riverbend Music Center MAY 4 SPACETIME CONTINUUM - Spacetlme Continu- When the weather 5.12.99/Soul Coughing/Bogart's 10.000 MANIACS • The Earth Pressed Hat um (EP) 5.13.99/BuUt to Spill/Bogart's ALUMINUM GROUP - Wonder Boy Plus TOMMY JAMES AND THE SHONDELS - Best Of gets cold and you AMY DENIO - Greatest Hits TONY BURGOS ORCHESTRA - Swing Now: Llndy Detroit: TOURE TOURE - Ladde need something to BLACK HALOS - Black Halos - Die Young Stay 5.2.99/Burning Airlines, Dismemberment Plan/Magic Pretty VARIOUS ARTISTS - A Cat-Shaped Hole In My Stick BLUE RAGS - Eat At Joes Heart do. get a copy of 53.99/No MoUv/Shelter BOUNCING SOULS - Hopeless Romantic VELOCETTE - Fourfold Remedy the BG News and CUL DE SAC - Crashes To Light. Minutes To Its VELVET ACID CHRIST Decipher 5.6.99/Wilco/Majestic Theater Fall VERA BILA - Vera Bila = X MARKS THE PEDWALK snuggle up by the 5.8.99/Black Tape for a Blue Girl/Labyrinth CYNTHIA - Like A Star - Timber ZAKK WYLDS BLACK LABEL SOCIETY - Sonic 5.9.99/Fear/Majestic Theater DREAM CITY FILM CLUB - In The Cold Morning Brew fire. Light MAY 11 FLORALINE - Floraline 1.000 Clowns - Freelance Bubblehead - Elektra- GEORGE CARL1N - You Are All Diseased EEG -Top Fives ATARI TEENAGE RIOT - 60 Second Wipeout - Dig- KHAN - 1-900-GET-KHAN .ION HOT FIVE L'ALTRA-L'AltrallO") ital Hardcore 1. -Friends.-NBC 1. "No Scrubs." TLC LILLIAN AXE - Fields Of Yesterday BETH HIRSCH - Beth Hirsch (EP) - Dorado-Studio 2. -20/20-Wednesday." ABC MANU DIBANGO - A La Claire Fontaine K7 , 2. -Kiss Me." Sixpence None The Richer MATTHEW SHIPP DUO WITH WILLIAM PARKER - BOOM BOOM SATELLITES - Out Loud - Elektra- 3. "Frasler," NBC 3. "Believe,- Cher. Warner Bros. DNA EEG 3. Touched by an Angel," CBS 4. "Every Morning." Sugar Ray MR. SCRUFF - Return Of The Swing CHILDRIN OF DA GHETTO - Childrin Of Da Ghet- 5. "60 Minutes." CBS 5. "What's It Gonna Be?!" Busta Rhymes MUSIC INSTRUCTOR - Electro City to - Hoo Bangin's-Priority (From Nielsen Media Research) (From Billboard magazine) NEUROSIS - Times Of Grace CYCLEFLY - Generation Sap - Radioaetive-MCA PENNYWISE - Straight Ahead DAVE HOLL1STER - Ghetto Hymns - DreamWorks FILMS ALBUMS PROLAPSE - Ghosts Of Dead Aeroplanes DJ Q - 'As We Were" (12") - Filter-Studio K7 1. The Matrix." Warner Bros. l.-IAm...,"NAS PUSH STARS - After The Party DUKE ELLINGTON - Ellington At Newport 1956 - 2. -Life,- Universal 2. "Fanmall," TLC. LaFace RED SNAPPER - Making Bones Sony Legacy 3. "Never Been Kissed." Fox 3. "...Baby One More Time." Britney Spears ROBBIE WILLIAMS - The Ego Has Landed FLAMING UPS - The Soft Bullet - Warner Bros. 4. "Pushing Tin." Fox 4. "Come On Over." Shanla Twain SAINT ETIENNE - Places To Visit (EP) FOXTROT ZULU - Frozen In Time - Phoenix Ris- 3. "Analyze This," Warner Bros. 5. "Believe," Cher. SHAVER - Electric Shaver ing (From Exhibitor Relations Co.) (From Billboard magazine) SHEILA DIVINE - New Parade FREESTYLERS - We Rock Hard - Mammoth SON 14- IMPULSE - With A Lot Of Music - Stud!o-K7 J i Y >■ \ ' < i Thursday, April 29, 1999 The BG News N-3

There's "Glide" a hip-hop type much modern day electronic song, heavy with vocal samples, music. then there's the instrumental To you, it makes more sense guitar-driven "Mikaela's Song." because Reich's discography is a It's a constant balancing act hell of a palette from which some between the two dominating of today's best electronic musi- influences on the album, jazz and cians can rock with. Reich's ambient. works, among them the water- jumps and goes in slow motion this year. The band has a sound rock 'n' roll that everyone else The best songs on the album, shed of "Music for 18 Musi- without warning. It has a very that is a mix of the Rolling thinks is dead. Buckcherry may however, occur when the two are cians"(1975), are masterpieces of interesting, improvisational feel nol be the band thai ultimately Stones (while they were still together. "Seven-Thirty" features modem music. to it. It's as if there was this slow, young) and a touch of 80's saves rock, but they come pretty a great mixture of ambient Tops is Mantronik's take on ambient, groove happening, but metal. They cite AC/DC, Iggy damn close. rhythms and jazz styling, as does the piece "Drumming". His then these other guys kept pop- Pop, and The Sex Pistols as -Lisa Bellinger "Smokee" and "Oceans of Joy." "Maximum Drum Formula" is a ping into the studio and playing some of their influences, influ- However, the album is not all heavy-hitter sweeping with the around with all the buttons and ences which they use very well. good. Besides from being tuned drums of Reich's 1971. squeezing the horns and stuff. This is the kind of music that painfully short (just over 45 min- Swirling marimba's are pulled You could definitely nod off to rock wannabes like Jesse Camp utes) some of the songs never and return to such wonder, I this album at points. "Playboy" are trying to play but can't. really take off. "Tibetan Springs," can't help playing the track over is basically an invitation to your The CD kicks off with while good, is only a minute and and over. pillow, but indie guitar rock sen- the band's first single, "Lit Off." half long, so it never develops The record for most Reich Euphone: The sibility comes through in songs If you watch MTV at all you are into anything. Other songs have like "Apostolic" and makes you probably familiar with this one. pieces in one track goes to Tran- to the opposite problems, like quility Bass, who "Megamix" Calender of pay attention to what's going on. It is a nice little rock number that "Say Ooh-La-La." It just goes on The Calendar of Unluck Days hit grabs your attention and makes actually combines six or seven for too long, never changing its songs into one, and it flows pret- Unlucky Days stores on April 27th and you listen to the entire CD. It redundant samples. Euphone has been touring also sets the tone and feel of the ty seamlessly. Quite a testament With these faults included, 1999 - Jade tree recently, with Joan of Arc front- CD. Buckcherry's rock is simple, to Reich's consistently, whether Smoke N Function's debut man Tim Kinsella playing guitar, fast paced, and guitar driven. he's writing operatic vocals, A mellow, kind of spacey album is something that has to opening up for Jets to Brazil. If Frontman Joshua Todd definitely Smoke and Func- hand claps, endless marimba track starts out the new Euphone be heard to truly be appreciated album The Calendar of Unlucky you like Sam Prekop, Jim has what it takes to lead a rock riffs, cut-up vocals, or looping tion: sit and understood fully. It's an O'Rourke or Low, there's a good band, and this track is his first of guitars infinitely upon one Days. On their first full length unusual combination of many release for Chicago based Jade chance you'll like Euphone. So it many strong performances. 1999-Atlantic another, his works are fluid and types of music that surprisingly Tree records, Ryan Rapsys and might be worth your time to pick The next single that you unmistakable. Thus, Tranquility Out of all the albums I've works. Nick Macri have developed a it up, or if you think all this indie will hear from the album will Bass's feat isn't just novel, its a reviewed this year, this is the -James Eldred slow roasted shishkabob. rock sucks, you can wait for the most likely be "For the Movies." cool song to listen to, soothing first one I haven't been able to next "Legend of Zelda" game. It is a slower paced love song. and sunny but to challenging to Synthesizers, horns and mini- put into a category. It's ambient, -Mike Hammer Actually, it's more like a ballad bore. mal guitars are layered over but at the same time it's jazz, hip- Up-and-comer Andrea Parker with bite. The entire theme of the drum machines, making an hop, new age, and at some points darkens Reich's "Proverb"(1996) song details how a couple is album that could be placed in the it's even kind of funky. with a touch of old synthesizer. struggling to keep their relation- New Age section right along side Smoke N Function calls their ship afloat. Another radio- Coldcut chops up "Music For 18 The Sounds of Whales. Or, as new self-titled album, "An exotic friendly song is "Related," Musicians" until it no longer News Editor Mike Wendling musical journey for Ihe head, which feels more like "Lit Up." flows like human breath but says, it sounds like a weird ass heart, and soul." Sure, that may sounds like a sledgehammer. Other standouts include video game. sound corny and cliche, but it fits New York's philosophy man DJ the slightly country-sounding The Calendar of Unlucky Days Ihe album pretty well. does something to Reich I don't "Borderline." It and "Lawless could be used as the soundtrack This album has an incredible yet understand, but is worth a and Lulu" could have been great for the next version "Legend of range ' om song to song. The listen. Other piece's, like Howii songs for Mick Jagger and com- Zelda," but that r. «sn't mean it's first tiack, "Thunderstorms", is B's, leave Reich's music where it pany back in the day. The CD Various: Reich bad. It's very jazz influenced — strong in its world beat/new age was decades ago, just adding a even ends on a rocking note with the drum beat keeps you moving roots with tribal screams accom- Remixed careful nuance, stripping it a bit. along and various instruments Buckcherry: s/t "Drink the Water." From begin- panied by slow back beats. But 1999 - Nonesuch A Reich remix record is des- come out for their solos. "Broken ning to end, this album will rock things take a sudden shift with tined to be cool. Hopefully, it will Gourd" has a Irumpet pealing 1999 - Dreamworks your world. the next song, "Smokee." Ambi- be a gateway for younger listen- though it, fighting off maracas Buckcherry have it all. ent rhythms are present, as well People say this remix project Ladies and gentlemen of the ers into Reich's best pieces and to and special effects from a Sci-Fi Their songs are well done, solid, as a great sax tune, and a funky makes sense because composer jury, before you decide that rock groups like Tortoise, Stereolab, "B" movie. and they bring back good old guitar riff. It is totally different Steve Reich was one of the first to is dead, I would like to bring in fashioned rock and roll. These and others who owe parts of Some points in the CD may than the first song. loop, sample, slice, and repeat some new evidence. Buckcher- guys even toured with rock gods their landmark records to the make you think your player is This constant swing is present things endlessly toward bliss, ry's self tilled debut is one of the Kiss during the band's European influence of Mr. Reich. broken, because it skips and throughout the entire album. thus employing the devices of most solid rock albums so far tour. This CD is nothing but the -Tony Cavallario

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Continued from page N-1. All in all, he is still basking in the Cleanliness is next to Godliness glow of what he is doing. ster rap was that it was an era," appears lo be an abortion tech- Myrical said. " 'Who would have thought' nique) and the wrath of God. "People had to talk about that is my quote," Myrical said. By TONY CAVALLARIO We'll let Dr. Bronner's speak something to'intrigue people to and JOHN WENZEL for itself: listen to something different. "You can take that anyway you The BG News "10 humans in one invisible People jumped on the bandwag- want and believe that you can do microgram — Smaller than on but I believe it is a phase. I am Cleanliness is next to Godli- Dust!" trying to get away from that." anything you set your mind too. ness "It was almost a lifestyle," Like any worthwhile product, "PH8 mildest soap made! That is why my album is called God-made eggwhite pH9" Reese said. "People are just Dr. Bronner's soap is something expressing what is going on in that." one has to be given, like a family While the Dr. Bronner's text needs as much interpretation as their lives and if crack and nine Is the world ready for Lyrical heirloom. Dr. Bronner's is a cult millimeter slugs are part of your soap. It doesn't advertise on any scripture, it is safe to say that soap that provokes thought life, then that is what you are Myrical? day-time melodrama. But when going to write and sing about." stumbl upon, it changes you. is refreshing. "Just watch out cause your As a soap, Dr. Bronner's soap With a great experience at BG The soap sells itself as the uni- succeeds in cleaning the body, behind him and his future ahead gonna get hit with something versal hygiene product, boasting of him, Myrical looks forward to and its fragrance is even moder- you won't be able to handle," 18 functions*,!). A soap, sham- the move to Cleveland and poo, tooth-cleaner, mouthwash, ately relaxing. The tingling feel- believes it will be good for him. Ramsey said. dishsoap, deodorant, and laun- ing, similar to the tea tree soaps in fashion these days, lingers dry detergent-in-one, Dr. Bron- long after the shower — but can- ner's wins cult status for its uni- 1 not outlast the baffling words of versality. Campus Radio Top Tens, Week Ending 4/26 It is a righteous consumer Dr. Bronner. who washes her dishes and Dr. Bronner's is weakest as a ^^■^ brushes her teeth with the same toothpaste, where its bitter, sug- A STILE SOAg substance. Compared lo a bath- arless peppermint makes a WBGU morning brush a bit too medici- room shelf full of one-task prod- nal for American sensibilities. 88.1© ucts, Dr. Bronner's is a space However, the substance as a ^m saver and a testament to prag- 'Dr. Bronner's matism. It is also worshiped by whole is amazingly versatile, surpassing any conventional Pure-Castile i.Low 1. Frank Black campers, naturalists, travellers, Peppermint and hippies alike for this reason. product in terms of interchangi- bility and environmental friend- 2. Trans-Am 2. The Crash Test Dummies It is also 100 percent biodegrad- Soap' able and natural. liness. It's non-toxic, biodegrad- 3. V/A/ Post Marked Stamps 3. Buck-O-9 Dr. Bronner's comes in liquid able and all-natural, ingredient- wise. Contents: Potassium Solution, 4. Oliva Tremor Control 4. Built to Spill form via a bulky plastic bottle, Coconut-Olive- Jojoba-Pepper- I would recommend Dr. Bron- mint Oils. much like today's chic shower 5. Sleater-Kinney 5. The Revelers gels. However, Dr. Bronner's ner's all-purpose soap to anyone Now cays: 18-in-1 pepperrmnt with an adventurous sense of soap is most pleasant soap opts for piety and divinity to sell • we've ever used. 6. Jim O'Rourke 6. TheSkalars itself. Its label, stretching over ecology and religion. Dr. Bron- almost every inch of the bottle, is ner, mind-you, is not for the • ••• 7. Frank Black 7. The Rentals self-righteous text, moving in faint of heart. Dr. Bronner is a hard-core rabbi priest, quoting 1 stir Juu in* tfm o»wr soap 8. Makeup 8. Big Rude Jake every direction, covering every 2 Mart: This &oftp a ofcay The Bible, The Torah, and his 3 **tt: Use Oirt eofip ol wll topic related to Dr. Bronner's 4 stars: Of. Bionne*'s 9. Of Montreal 9. Simon Says capabilities (including what own twisted manifesto of beliefs. 10. The Danielson Famile 10. The Dropklck Murphy's le are bored Entertainment from here, there and everywhere. Every Thursday In the NOW section.

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Continued from page N-1. floor. The stalls are spacious, and dark, the stalls are wooden and er article similarly themed from there are towels, too. If you can sinks are missing. However, it Dec. 13, 1997, written by some Conklin their home and despite deal with the sounds from mak- does get points for having the their best intentions, the bath- ing artwork (drilling, cutting, floor-length urinals. Most other deviant who used my name but rooms there still scare me. There occasional firing up of an acety- urinals across campus are just wasn't half as handsome as me. still aren't doors on some stalls! lene torch), it's really quite pleas- the little bowls or half-length. As I leave BGSU, I go with a The showers and urinals are a ant. Music Building: Not bad ... heavy heart, but overall, I'm nice touch. I shudder to think Moseley Hall: Moseley, of the color scheme is relaxing (red how it must be for women to use course, is one of the oldest build- and yellow), the stalls are com- feeling lighter. I ask for no glory, A stroke can the bathroom there. ings on campus ... the bathrooms fortable and if you go at the right just to have the men's room in Fine Arts Building: The bath- look it. 1 half expected to see Al time, some pleasant music filters the new Union named after me. I be a mind- room on the first floor is cool ... Pacino looking for a gun behind in. Now if only it had two-ply Rcilucc Nour can see it now ... The Vince Guer- risk (actors very avant-garde. The stalls are the box and chain toilet. There's toilet paper ... blowing thing black, but it's offset by the black no box and chain, but otherwise These reviews are meant to be rieri Memorial Toilet ... how and white checked walls and the bathroom's a dump. It's taken in conjunction with anoth- oddly appropriate. Slop Cr ime Now. 1 lublaaaer needed for the summer Wanted: 3 graduation tickets for A a S cere- Companion needed lor develop men taJry de- FINDERS COMPACT DISCS From popper-spray to door alarms and muoh S2SS/monih. Own bedroom. Very dose lo mony. Wiling to pay money. Please call Amy at layed adult male. Experience with DO. pre- Fufl-Dme'part-time sales positions. Retail ex- . tmsi more. For free catalog write: campua. Please call 354-3526. 3547064. ferred. Rec Cenier iwim. walks, shopping, etc penence necessary. Send resume and ref. to Stop Crime Now 2 subleases needed. June i*Aug 15. 5 hours a wee*. $a an hour. Can 352-7143 Finders 128 N. Main St BG. OH 43402 No Classified 380 Colony Lane • 41 after 5 Starts May 24. calls please. Bowling Green. OH 43402 »200/monlti. 318 S. Grove. Nloe house, nice) neighborhood. Call Lara or Val 353-5253. HELPWANTED Local Trucking Company Looking for 2 subleasers needed for summer. Close to Goll Course Maintenance 372-6977 Driver*! Summer Seasonal positions available starting n* BG New* «ri * Lntminyly ji.rpi «Jvem« campus, new, and furnished. Call 353-5378. Ant you 21 or over and want to make big $? We $6 oo/nr. Golf privileges. thai .W'imin. PERSONALS are looking lor people who can dnve our dump Ml) inttmUual or gpiup im ihr KMI 2-3 subleasers needed for summer. Furnished Apply in person crr*d. religion. naiHuial nngiti. Ml house, 222 N. Enterprise. Rent is negotiable. trucki for trte eummerl We wil tram' Some Maint. Building Lawn Maintenance heavy equipment experience n preferred. Gtve ahilii> .law* a. t inriM or on the hu»: Call Nic» 35<-1311. Part and Full-Time for Toledo Country Club kBJllv po.mml Main* us a call 9 ,419) 843-2613 or tend resume lo: Female rmle needed 90-00 school yr. Close to Spring and Summer 3949 River Rd. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS HR Dept.. 3810 Herr Rd. Job #003. Syrvania. Toledo Do you have a summer job? campus, 2 bdrm.. 1 1/2 bath. Call 353-6264 for OH 43560. Is i! rotated to your major/career goas? deism Call 352-5822 CAMPUS EVENTS Come and see if you Qualify for Female sublessor needed Direct Cana/Wealdentlal flpaclaint Fuf and Home City Ice Company is now hinng tor these COOP 050 K«Vmo. Own mom pjfc, si. across from part time positions available to provide care positions: Route Onvers. Production Stackers. a NO-COST transcript notation. campus. Call Beth 9 372-6705 and support to individuals with developmental Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible Lend CREDIBILITY lo your employment. $1500 weekfy potential mailing our circulars disabilities living m the Children's Home and schedules. Locations throughout aril of Oho APICS Social Co-op: 310 SS Bldg-372-2451 details. For info al 203-319-2802. area group homes, including Bowling Green. and Southeast Michigan. Call for details ot Thursday. April 29 Female sublessor needed. Own room. Pnmanly afternoons, evenings, and week- 1-600-899^070. 6 00pm@BW3 (207/monm plus utilities Close to campus. 375 Counselors and Instructors needed' ends. Starting wage S7.14I8.S2 depending on ■Wewill provide the wingslll- EUROPE $209 o/w Please call or email (740) 368-8379 or |lalg- Coed summer camps in Pocono Mountains, experience/education Comprehensive train- Lifeguard wanted. Portage Quarry Recrea- ANYTIME IN 1999 [email protected]. PA. lohlkan, 1 -800-468-4321 , ing program and excellent benefits, Must be tional Club Taking applications for summer employment. Apply m person al T-Square SAVE THE EARTH CarHyMexlco$209r/t www.lohikan.com. 16. have a valid driver's license and good driv- Female sublessor needed for summer. ing record, physically fit and able to lift 60lbs. Graphics. 121 S. Mam St. BG. Bring copies of Are you looKtng for a way to show the environ- Discount Fares Worldwide Own bedroom, close c campus. 600-326-2009 Applications and tour every Wednesday all certificates. ment that you appreciate all the great things it Call 352-6555. Babysitter needed summer in our home. 8-5, does for you? Do this, collect seeds, burn www.alrhllch.org Mon-Fn, own trans needed. 3 young children, 9:30-I0:30am and 4:3f> 5:0.0pm. Sunshine If you want lo work, work, work brush, restore prairies, fry to slop styrofoam (taxes additional) please call 352-0116 Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee arid make %%%, call or write ual use on campus, and plan this years Earth Need Gradualon Tickets! Western Rd.. Meumee, Ohio. EOE. Bob Evans Restaurant now hiring for summer Week by joining the Environmental Action Sigma Kappa'Sigma Kappa If you have extra, call Erin Fall positions are now available (or the BG Nursing-RN/LPN- Part time working with 3529688 help. Apply In person al 1726 E. Woosier. Group. It's time wen spent every Monday night Congratulations to Sigma Kappa Soronty for News. Writing, copy editing, photography and children and adults with developmental disabm from 9 to 10pm. in room 301 of University Hall. receiving AH-Sports for 1998-199911 Way lo go Child Care Needed graphic positions al open. Come to 210 West ties. Applications and lour every Wednesday. Join because the environment needs you and QMtl Need Summer Subleasers1 Hall and pick up an application and sign up lor 9:30-i o.OOam and 4 30 5 00pm Or contact you need it. Energetic, loving, responsible, honest, non-s- Sigma Kappa'Slgma Kappa Negotiable Rent! moking child care provider needed in my an interview. Deadline is April 30. Human Resources (419) 865-0251. Sunshine Air Conditioning! Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee Maumee home 2-3 days par weak lo create a Find out why PAG. IBM, Mem! Lynch, and Western Rd., Maumee. OH. EOE. Call Erin ©352-9888 simulating, fun. educational and safe envi- hundreds of other lop companies are inter- SERVICES OFFERED ronment for 1 year old girl. Position begins as ested in students who have been through our Office cleaning evenings. 10-12 hrs/week WANTED Rmte needed for the summer. Close to cam- soon aa possible, hours are 6.30am-5.30pm, training program. Average student earns Own transpoliation reouired. Call 352-5822. pus t90mo. caJI 372-1594. days of the weak are negotiable. References $2300 per month. Can 1 •877-465-9120. ARE YOU MOVING? required. Please call (419) 868-3439 for an in- 1 F. sublease* needed for Aug '99-May '00 Rmte. needed for 99-oo school year Own terview or more information. Two vans A a truck will move room, $200/mo. plus uol. 4 blocks from cam- ( you around locally, cheap rates school year. $180 a month plus utilities. Own pus. Call 354-5416. Congratulations to "On the i{oci{s Call 3546641 bedrm. Cow lo campus & turn. 354-0324. Cfuldcare In our Porrysburg home. M-F, 8-5, Roomate wanted May thru August. Own one 7 yr. old girl. Excellent wages, fun & relax- 1 roomate needed for 'WOO Large house, room/own bathroom. 1200 a month. Call Lia ing. Call 419-255-5928 (OIL 351) or eves Pregnani?' 354 8408 FREE pregnancy tests own room, close to campus & town Cheap 672-8221. rent 354-6740 ask for Amy. Mifa 3-%., Chris ancf

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We have the best entry letfel ' nished 352-1520 352 1278 unskilled jobs m assembly, packaging, etc.' growth opportunities to launch your career | I Female subieaser needed immediately thru Rate ol pay is $5.15 par hour. 'Turn your Summer Break into SS by working Aug. 7. Own room $260 a month, furnished, i Summer sublease' needed. Own room, free Management tnc. Apply m person between the hours ol 9.00am with Chicago's best companies block from campus. Free parking Pleese call washer/dryer. 2 blocks trom campus. and 5.00pm (Monday-Friday) ai: "Full-time and temporary positions Km at 352-8281 fieqmo. . unis .garage Ca!i373 1940 Now leasing for Fall ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC. 'Call today for top pay and expert career assis- 1999-2000 426 CLOUGH STREET tance GEORGETOWN MANOR Grad student-1 bdrm apt, quiet neighborhood. Two bdrm house $S2S/monrn * utils. Avail. For 1999-2000 school year ' ' $275 * utilities Available after April ist. June 1 SI. 801 Ml Street Call 655-3084 BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 ADVANCED PERSONNEL 800 3rd Street 3S3-1740 988-A-CAREER 1 bedroom Perrysburg company has 3 open positions (or acareen9edvancedgroup.com Fully furnished, AC, ■" Houses tor Rent AH 12 month leases, lenana pan-time assembly. Lifting up to BOlbs con- Laundry facility, no pets. pay utilities, security deposit & parental guar- sistently. Previous manufacturing experience a Well educated, experienced full or part time Parking, prof, maintenance antees. Management Inc. plus Monday-Friday, from 4-8pm. $8/hr with l *730Elm"2BR.$475'mo available now. baby-sitter wanted In our P'burg home tor 2 Reasonable rent l ■ p http://www.wcnet.org/-mecca/ Peasocn.354 S4?t. __^^_ SECRET IN BG1 Clean, 2 bedrooms, fully Waitstaff/ba/tenders/cooks needed at TK's or furnlehed, dishwasher, laundry facllltlee, u- superb grounds keepers? Two painted dressers Haskins Inn. Call Rose @ 419-872-1799. liiiiies provided, onxrte manager, balcony $75 each or $125 for both. unite available. Call for an appointment: 33EJJ3J. dOJUlUI/A J3MSUV 288-3916 352-9909. New Worship Band PLAY AGAIN NEXT THURSDAY gp For more information WE'VE ^ on tryouts call EXPANDEDI Living Canvas Skin Art 445 E. Wooster St. WOMEN'S CLUB LACROSSE Bowling Green OH 43402 Active Christians 419. 354. 5203 (Tattoo) 419. 353. 5992 (Store) Today We have taken over the store' League Tournament in Toledo, Sal. May 1" at 1:00! We currently carry: The Women's Club Lacrosse Team would like lo thank •Fashion Victim T-Shirts "incense •Detowfier Products •Tobacco Papers everyone who has supported us this season. 352-6486 ■Candles 'Sterling Rings •Body Jewelry "Anklets ft Bracelets Great job girls, you have worked hardl •Patchouli Oil 'Some tapestries & patches BIG SALE on Gloves ft Mittens Coming Soon: >0 xO xO Summer Dresses Beaded Curtains Special thanks to the following businesses in helping us Tobacco Pipes ft Accessories Tank Tops in our second year playing. It has been a great start! More Tapestries NO PETS ALLOWED! Wind Chimes Campus Pollyeyos • Sam B's • Junction • Finders • Falcon HIGHLAND Mirrors 319 E. Wooster St. TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! Gift Hems House • Student Book Exchange • Bee Gee Books MANAGEMENT 1 (Across from Taco Bell) L AND MUCH MORE ! _n/a 130 E Washington Street. Bowling Green 354-6036 RENTAL LINE: 71Q EIGHTH ST. New Construction! 3 BR, 2 Graduate student housing 354-2260 Family Campaign Ice Cream Celebration! BUCKEYE bath. Limit 3 people. $900 00 Avail. Now & Fall 451 THURSTIN per mo., deposit $900.00. All students, faculty and staff are invited to SELF - STORAGE Efficiencies for summer and Lease Aug. 22, 1999 to Aug. Jay-Mar Apartmenfs 12,2000 celebrate the end of the 1999 Family Campaign 2 bedroom Apts. Aug. to May. Assigned • Near Campus Parking. Starts at $310.00. • Thursday, April 29th Reduced! S475/mo. • Low Rates 12 mo. lease • Education Building 649 SIXTH • Open 24 Hours 140 V; MANVILLE • 11:30am-1:30pm 2 BR furnished apts. Starts • Summer Leases NEWLY REMODELED at $430. Available in August 2 BR Upstairs Unit. $500 Join the Bowling Green Stale University Family for some ice cream! • Clean Joy-Mar Apts. per mo. plus utli. Deposit Ice cream is $1 (proceeds go to the campaign) or lor free if you turn in 7Q7 SIXTH $500. Lease May 16. 1999 your Family Campaign pledge card. (Rain location is m Ihe Union Foyer) • Many Sizes Only 1 Unit Left! 2 BR furnished apts. Starts to May 16, 2000 Don't Make Extra Work 803-8158th St. / Avail. May 1st. at $30. Available in August. ALL ABOUT Leave Your "Things"! COMPUTE APT. MAKEOVER! S550/mo„ 12 mo lease 120 STATE STREET SUMMER RENTALS 1 BR unfurnished duplexes. the Highlands $350.00 per mo. plus util. 220 Napoleon Rd. STARTING MAY 16! One bedroom, loundry facsTtes Efficiences and one Lease May 16, 1999 to May 6, You have 3 months to make it good... m wag. a/a ojjiet bedrooms still available 2000. MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Help Ohio's leading From $395/mo environmental organization fight toxic pollution. The Homestead- Many other locations Graduate Housing One and two bedroom. A/C, available. A complete Call Today to MANY APARTMENT LOCA- on-Ste loundry, ceramic We. listing is available at the Reserve Unit: soundproof construction, skylights TIONS AVAILABLE. STOP denwoshere. vaulted ceilings rental office. IN THE RENTAL OFFICE Fiom$4S0/mo. Join our other enthusiastic activists and get paid Buckoya Stop in, our friendly S350/WEEK Let us hefc you make a tough decson staff will help you find V '352-1520 easy, caf tvsfcp by the oflfce TODAY' the perfect home for Call 354-6036 next year! Monday - Friday, 2-10 p.m. Call 866-4463 for interview. k From 9-4 J Summer BG News staff positions available! Applications may Reporting A be picked up in 210 West Hall.

iL Please contact Erin Berger at 372-1463 or There are openings in the following area Jennifer Luley at /Writing, editing, graphics, and photography 372-1466 with .plications can be picked up in 210 West Hall. Deadline is April any questions. \ t3ftJO, ^999.1999. lw«&LPlease contact Melissa Naymik.Naymik, Fall Editor-n-Chief at kiaiH 372-6966 for further information ands questions. —, 1

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