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MAC basketball quarter- www.bgnews.com finals; PAGE 11 independent student press VOLUME90 ISSUED! 3 U. students arrested for fake IDs arrested last week and released. identification cards conducted by the past five days. Three were in and off-campus addresses," he I hey then call the police. Suspected students David S. Gruhin. 19, of the Bowling Green City Police Founders Hall, and one was in said. "It depends on what we find function Bar and Grill has also face up to five years Founders Hall, was arrested yes- division, the University police Offenhauer. and where our leads lake us. seen an increase in fake IDs. terday evening on a charge of department, and the Ohio City police have seized seven We've got a lot of work to do yet." Brendan Cain, manager, said "It's in prison; area police tampering with records, a third Bureau of Motor Vehicles computers as well as other equip- He also said the department has always a problem. It usually continue investigation degree felony. Thomas Krill, 19, Investigations Section. ment and materials which may been helped by some of the local increases around this time of According to Sgt. Arvord of the bars, but he did not name them. and Michael Schieman, 18, both have been used to create fraudu- year; students want to try out city police, the division is looking One of Uptown-Downtown's of Offenhaucr liast, were also into three or more University stu- lent IDs. The police have begun managers, Cameron Russell, said their Spring Break IDs locally." By Mary Belh Murtha arrested on the same charge. analyzing the first computer for (unction's policy is to take die MtNtGINC EDITOR dents who may be involved. the bar has seen "a rash of Ifake A third degree felony is punish- possible evidence. fake ID, label it and turn it over to 'lampering with Ohio state dri- Charges are pending against IDs) in the past two or three able by one to five years in prison them. "This has been a pretty com- weeks." the police department, but some- vers' licenses led to the arrest of a and/or a maximum 510,000 fine. plex investigation," Alvord said. times that takes a few days. University student last night. Two In addition, four search war- He explained that bar's policy other involved students were These arrests are part of an rants have been executed at The invesdgation is expected to on fake IDs as "if we see it, we take Neither bar has claimed to be ongoing investigation into fake University residence halls during "branch out into other dorms it. We don't bend or sway on that." involved in the investigation.

FOR FIGHTYOUR RIGHTS Student activism faces new challenges Majority of activists Gay, lesbian, bisexual seem to be white, issues provide national middle-class students focus for activism By Mane Chiche By Shannon Kolkedy WORLD AND NATION REPORTER CSS REPORTER Few would argue that activism today has been Some of die most popular causes today are gay gaining ground — but who is responsible for this and lesbian rights, worldwide labor conditions, surge? equal opportunities regardless of race or gender, It seems to be one group in particular—white, and a fair and just court system. middle class college students. Universities such as Kent State. Ohio State, While the predominant activist groups pro- Michigan and BGSU have organizations with mote multiculturalism and human rights, those students who are willing to fight for causes in same groups are mostly middle class white. which they believe. The main problem with it is that "a largely The University, for example, has an active homogenous force will be of limited appeal to Vision group. Vision is die University's gay, les- diose outside the cultural and intellectual circles bian, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersexed, that run within the movement," said Trade questioning and straight supportive student McMillan in the magazine The Activist. organization. Some argue that such groups cannot speak Some of the goals of Vision are offering sup- about issues that do not directly concern them port, educating students and promoting diversi- and which they never faced. But this raised the ty- question of who will address the issue if those Upcoming events sponsored by Vision include groups didn't. an IIIV/AIDS awareness program, Rainbow Daze Also, when most minorities are concerned with a day of silence to honor those who have with mosdy survivor issues such as housing, jobs, been silenced by hate crimes, and Safe Zone, a education or police, college student activism is program that offers support for individuals ques- more centered on injustices that don't necessari- tioning their sexuality. ly oppress them directly, like sweatshops or inter- Blue Andriacco, activism chair, said that these national trade. activities give individuals a chance to show that It appears many organizations for students of there are people on campus who are different. color haven't received the media and corporation Tony Schwab, publicity chair ofVision," I think attention predominantly white organizations a key part of activism is visibility which means have received. making sure voices are heard and people are According to the Activist. Asian-American stu- heard so they are not forgotten.'' dents have organized against sweatshops and Kent State University anti-worker condifions since the 1970s and '80s Kent State University student organizations are in the nation's Chinatowns and little Saigons. also very active. But they have almost no recognition tor their "We have activists voicing their concerns prob- actions outside the current sweatshop move- ably on a daily basis." said ('lair lellick, opinions ment as part of die foundation upon which the page editor of the Daily Kent Stater. "When acnial student labor campaigns have been built groups have something to say, we usually respect on. it." Some movements, such as Third Eye An organization, PRIDK KENT, similar to Organization in California, have been successful Vision is located at Kent State University. PRIDE in integrating a larger diversity of people in their KENT is celebrating its 30th year in existence and Associated Press Photo SITTING IT OUT: An Auburn University student chants with student protesters who staged a sit-in Feb. RACE. PAGE 5 ISSUES, PAGE b 20. They oppose Alabama Gov. Don Siegleman's nominees to the AU Board of Trustees. Local apathy takes toll on area activism By James L. Seay but they do have opinions," "Political activism is not com- moting minority issues and BUSINESS REPORTER Crane said. pletely about politics, it is about enlightening students about the In the late 1960s and early 70s. Nick Froslear, president of the people," Froslear said. dangers of hate crimes. activism was the norm on college College Democrats, offered more He said College Democrats is "Students need to get involved campuses. insight into activism on campus. one of the organizations on cam- no matter if they are a Democrat Students played an integral "Students are apathetic for pus that is activist. or Republican," Froslear said. part in making changes in the many reasons ... we live in a Their activities include educat- Brandon Head, junior, stated civil rights and anti-war move- peaceful country that is in a good ing students about political can- that activism starts with personal ments. economic position. The unprece- didates and also promoting motivation. That was then. This is now. dented prosperity has lead stu- Democratic practices. "I consider myself an activist, Here at the University, students dents to think that everything is Last fall the organization led a but I am not a revolutionary ... are generally indifferent about fine," Froslear said. campaign to inform students most students are not willing to the issues surrounding them. Froslear pointed out that he about the ideals of the presiden- take an extra step and rock the Associated Press Photo Dave Crane, junior, stated that considered himself an activist, tial candidates. ELSEWHERE: About 80 protesters marched against the University activism is dead. Soon, he said, the organization because he is involved in making APATHY. PAGE 5 of North Dakota's use of the Fighting Sioux nickname on Feb. 23. "Students do not get involved, worid a better place. will become more active in pro- 2 Wednesday, March 7,2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS USG bill may force students OSU students vandalize president's to purchase U. insurance house to protest speed research By Amanda Ambrcua chase the University's package responsible and should not feel By ChandaNeelyt Monica M. ering all four sides of Bricker much you can do about it," WORLD AND NATION REPORTER MM Hall Holland said. on top of their current coverage. responsible for a person's deci- ■•win According lo a survey by For those required to pur- sion regarding health insur- "Dr. r refers to Dr. William Michael Podell, an associate Student Health Services, nine chase the insurance, the price is ance." COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Yonushonis, director of labora- professor at the veterinary percent of undergraduate stu- expected to drop about $200 Many recognized the benefits State University administrators tory animal resources, who has school recently received fund- dents at the University said they from the current $658 per year. of having health insurance, but were surprised as they prepared spoken in favor of animal testing ing from the National Institutes have no health insurance, and "One way of looking at this is were concerned with the for work Monday morning Both in research projects conducted of Health for his study of the another 14 percent said they that while health insurance University's involvement Bricker Hall and the home of at the College of Veterinary effect of methamphetamine, were not sure. remains voluntary for domestic "It's good for people to have Ohio State President William Medicine. commonly known as speed, on A new bill passed by undergraduates, the students health insurance," noted fresh- "Brit" Kirwan had graffiti "Almost all the major cats injected with FTV, a retro- Undergraduate Student who do purchase the student man Steve Pustay. "I don't see sprayed across them, protesting advances in medicine and virus similar to HIV According to Government on Feb. 26 will alter health insurance are in effect why not" a research project at OSU. surgery have been made Yonushonis, research will begin these statistics, requiring all stu- subsidizing the right of some Freshman Nick Latta added, Painted slogans covered the through animal testing," soon. dents who do not already have students to remain uninsured," "You can't force people to get it exterior walls of Bricker Hall, Yonushonis said. "The research study he is health insurance to purchase it said Dr. losh Kaplan, director of from the University, though." which houses the university's University Police are investi- doing is worthwhile," from the University. the Student Health Center. Cost of the insurance, despite administrative offices, including gating the vandalism at Bricker Yonushonis said. "HIV replicates It is currently only required for University students expressed the reduced rate if made Kirwan's office. Vandals also Hall, while Bexley Police are at astronomical rates in the graduate students and interna- a variety of opinions on the sub- mandatory, was also a major glued the locks of the building looking into the graffiti at brain when used with metham- tional students to have health ject concern of students, many of shut Kirwan's home. phetamine." insurance, while an optional "Why should the University whom have to work during "There is no way we can tell "Please stop Podell; Bad for Yonushonis said the animal package is offered for domestic and health insurance be con- school just to cover basic costs. exactly what (the graffiti) means, OSU," were the phrases painted rights' groups protesting undergraduate students who nected?" asked freshman "I think they shouldn't recom- but it's probably referring to on the garage doors of the presi - Podell's research project are desire the coverage. Andrea Hodulik. "It's a person's mend it Not everyone can ongoing research," Earle dent's home. Kirwan could not "close-minded." Students who are insured choice whether he or she wants afford it Maybe just to come to Holland, OSU spokesman. be reached for comment "The disease may not be the through parents, jobs, or anoth- insurance, and that's the risk college, they had to drop it" said "Ask Dr. Y Why, Stop the "I'm sure, like anyone, same, but it will provide the data er outside source need not pur- one takes. The University is not freshman Brian George. Killing, OSU=Profits Over Pain, President Kirwan was not neces- needed for improving the health Stop Killing Cats and sarily happy about fmdinggraffi- of humans," he said. Cat+Meth=Bad Science" were ti on his garage doors, but it's Podell could not be reached displayed in large red letters cov- vandalism, and there's not for comment. Blackwell proposition Fertility perceptions, symmetry may be unconstitutional may play roles in mate selection By Amanda Ambroza were invited to participate. statement," wrote Herington in WORLD AND NATION REPORTER Others in the legislature may a letter to Blackwell. "While we ByHeknaMeri cessfully. Ideal hips are wider "There is room for individual Ohio Secretary of State I. have valuable input to offer as, I agree that it is important for the U-WIRE than most people assume." variation." Kenneth Blackwell caused con- am sure, do the county boards Secretary of State, as the chief CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Newsweek magazine report- Do people across the world troversy in the Senate in of elections that were left out of elections officer, to issue direc- What is it that attracts people to ed in 1996 that "healthy, fertile have the same perceptions of February when he held his the process." tives regarding the conduct of each other? For centuries, it has women typically have waist-hip beauty? Some social scientists recent Ohio Election Summit on According to Herington, elections, we do not support the been food for thought for writ- ratios of 0.6 to 0.8, meaning their maintain that a universal sense a calendared senate session day Blackwell pressured panelists to notion that those directives ers, singers and poets. In more waists are 60 to 80 percent the of attractiveness is not intrinsic and allegedly pressed partici- agree on certain points, includ- should have 'full force of law.' recent years, the answer increas- size of their hips." Rather, they argue main- pating panelists to come to a ing that voter error is more com- Further, we submit that this ingly has become fodder for The magazine cited a 1993 stream Western culture has been consensus on certain points. mon than machine error, and proposition is unconstitution- another field: science. study that found a slight filtered through the media and increase in the ratio may indi- State Senator Leigh Herington Ohio should therefore spend al" The theory of evolution says may shape perceptions of beau- cate reproductive problems. (D-Ravenna) urged Blackwell to money on voter education; that According to Kathryn our bodies have evolved to max- ty. Thus people from several dif- there is sufficient public con- imize our ability to survive and While the ratio may be impor- communicate further with the Spearman: "At this point we ferent cultures may have adopt- House and Senate leadership cern to warrant analysis and the procreate. Though our brains tant in formulating notions of ed these Western models of have not received a response afford us much free will con- attractiveness, social scientists and all 88 Ohio Boards of idea that voter confidence can- beauty. from Secretary of State cerning the way we behave, evo- say other factors also play a role. Elections before submitting any not be restored in the punch University of Virginia anthro- card method of voting; and that Blackwell." Spearman is the lutionary psychology suggests People sometimes can view report from the summit, which pology Prof. Richard Handler took place from February 13-14, in an effort to arrive at consis- Assistant Communications that certain behavioral tenden- facial symmetry as an indication because of these irregularities. tency, the secretary of state's Director for the Senate cies - such as attraction - are of a healthy person. argues it is unlikely that people "By scheduling the summit directives shall have the force of Democratic Office. hardwired. "Symmetry reflects a part of everywhere ascribe to a single during session, Secretary law when deciding what consti- The Ohio Election Summit "Our mechanisms for attrac- the developmental process," set of standards This conclusion Blackwell sent a clear message tutes a vote. was held to create a structure for tion were adapted through mil- Haidt said. "The only way to be is too vague to be meaningful, he that he wanted limited partici- "We believe that the first two reform in Ohio's voting system lions of years of evolutionary completely symmetrical is to said, and depends on the defini- pation by the leaders of the leg- points need significant input and to collect information that history," University of Virginia have nothing go wrong in the tion of symmetry. islature," said Herington in a from the Boards of Elections could be used to lobby the psychology professor lohn Haidt process of development in any "What do symmetrical fea- February 23 press release. "Only across the state and we take reform through the state legisla- said. "Mate selection is one of way." tures mean? Is it vertical, hori- the leaders of the four caucuses great exception to the third ture, led by Blackwell. the most important things we This mainly applies to subtle zontal? Does it work irrespective da" differences in facial features - of other factors?" he asked. "You Since human beings are built major differences rarely exist, would have to prove that differ- to reproduce and create descen- according to some scientists. ent people in different circum- dants, they prefer certain quali- Natural selection would prevent stances are privileging the exact ties over others, Haidt said. extreme asymmetry from sur- same things over and over Quake may impact ed. funding For example, qualities that viving. Biology Instructor Anna agaia" indicate fertility in the opposite Edlund said. Yet certain studies may give By Chelsea Page might be more cuts in store for increases have circulated sex may translate into attractive- Sociological and psychologi- insight into whether attraction U-WIRE higher education." Olympia following the earth- ness. cal studies have shown that peo- to facial symmetry is inherent in Currently the state deficit is quake and added emphasis on SEATTLE — With budget "Wfe are not consciously pick- ple across cultures, classes and humans. setting the stage for what some completing the budget accord- allotments for higher education ing fertile people," he said. "We age groups share impressions of Judith Langlios, psychologist already controversially low, call the tightest state budget in ing to Stanley. are consciously picking people attractiveness based on symme- history. "Everyone says they're going at the University of Texas, con- some lobbyists fear last who we think are attractive. The try. ducted a study on babies' sense Due to lack of funds, this back to business as usual, but its "There is surprising cross-cul- Wednesday's earthquake will question then is why do we find of attraction. make higher education financ- year's budget has proved con- just not going to happen," them attractive?" tural similarity in features that ing and legislation even less of a troversial and slow to pass Stanley said. "Right now, the leg- Some scientists use formulas people find physically attrac- Newsweek reported that "the priority in Olympia through the Legislature. islative schedule is based on like the waist-to-hip ratio to tive," Sinclair said. infants gazed significantly According to ASUW student Compounded by the time lost what decisions mean in num- measure perceptions of fertility. But people do not necessarily longer at 'attractive' white lobbyist Casey Stanley, higher due to earthquake damage, leg- bers and dollars. If (a bill) does- This simple ratio is derived by use this as the only determinant female faces than at 'unattrac- education is not a constitution- islators are even more focused n't have to happen now, I'm not dividing the waist measurement in choosing a mate. tive' ones." ally mandated area of the bud- on passing the budget in lieu of sure if it's going to be high on the by the hip measurement Attraction also "is driven by Edlund said she agrees that get. other less-pressing legislation. list of priorities." "The waist-to-hip ratio con- proximity and similarities," these results were due to facial "Unlike K-12, higher educa- One consequence of low After reopening the state capi- notes successful child-bearing," Sinclair said; that is, people who symmetry. tion can be the last on the list," funding for higher education is tol to the public Tuesday morn- Assoc Psychology Prof. Stacey spend a lot of time together and "The more symmetrical the Stanley said. "I'm the eternal the possibility for tuition jumps. ing, legislative proceedings will Sinclair said. "Narrow hips sug- have similar personalities tend face, the longer the babies stared optimist, but I believe there Rumors of possible tuition continue gest you can't bear children sue- to be attracted to each other. at it," she said. •'.' Units Going H^The Beyond BG Scholarship Quickly!' GRFENBRIAR, INC. Bowling Green, Ohio- The selection of the 2001 Bowling Green State Unive^ty_Beyond BG Scholarship is now underway. The scholarships were made possible by Past Seruor 224 E. Woostcr Challenges and BGSU 87' and 88' graduates Gordon and Laurie Hamm. 352-0717

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THIS WOMAN NEVER GAVE UP 2001 The Life and Times of Mary Baker Eddy The Wdlncss Connection and Student fteahti Service would like to thank each of the following Dig Playground co-sponsors for your contribution to this years successful event. An Historical Lecture by )oni Overton-|ung Student Legal Services University Ambassadors UAO Office of V? for Student Affairs Women's Action Coalition USct of Toronto. Ontario Dance Marathon KreisherHall VISION Resident Student Association Center for Multicultural and ODADAS 7 p.m. Student Alumni Association Academic Initiatives Honors Student Association Tuesday. March 20 BACCHUS Kohl Hall Latino Student Union Pallister Conference Room in lerome Library cfraduate Student Senate Recreational Sports Alumni And crovemmental Affairs Honors Student Association Omega Phi Alpha Wellness Connection Student (Health Services Panhellcnk Council Residence Life Special Program A Woman's History Month speaker University Committee on Alcohol Issues Off Campus Connection Reach Out sponsored by The Women Studies Program. ^ATATATATATATATATmTATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATl The Women's Center and BGSU Christian Science Student Organization

Mary Baker Eddy Traveling for Spring Break? Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910). the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, is widely recognized outside her church as one of the most remarkable religious figures of modern Here are some important reminders to help times. In I87S. she wrote and published Science you have a safe and fun Spring Break... and Health, the text book of Christian Science. : iJ She lectured and preached in living rooms and rented halls, established a teaching college, •Refill your prescriptions before you leave. Call the founded a church, started several magazines and a Publishing Society and in 1908 began a Student Health Service Pharmacy at 372-7443 daily newspaper. The Christian Science •Take your emergency contact information with you Monitor. She has left a lasting legacy. The religion she •Remember essentials such as toothbrush, it- established has spread around much of the world. In 1992, the Women's National Book toothpaste, sunscreen, and condoms Association named Science and Health as one of 75 books by women "whose words have •Never leave your drink unattended or accept an changed the world." In 1995. she was elected to the National open drink from someone you don't know Women's Hall of Fame for leaving "an indelible mark on society, religion and journalism." hor further questions call the Wellness Connection/Student Health-Service at 372-WELL (9355) 2 Wednesday, Match 7,2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS USG bill may force students OSU students vandalize president's to purchase U. insurance house to protest speed research By Amanda Ambroza chase the University's package responsible and should not feel By ChandaNeelyt Monica M. ering all four sides of Bricker much you can do about it," WOltltl AND NATION REPORTER on top of their current coverage responsible for a person's deci- Toriine HalL Holland said. According to a survey by For those required to pur- sion regarding health insur- U-WIRE "Dr. Y" refers to Dr. William Michael Podell, an associate Student Health Services, nine chase the insurance, the price is ance." COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Yonushonis, director of labora- professor at the veterinary percent of undergraduate stu- expected to drop about $200 Many recognized the benefits State University administrators tory animal resources, who has school, recently received fund- dents at the University said they from the current $658 per year. of having health insurance, but were surprised as they prepared spoken in favor of animal testing ing from the National Institutes have no health insurance, and "One way of looking at this is were concerned with the for work Monday morning Both in research projects conducted of Health for his study of the another 14 percent said they that while health insurance University's involvement. Bricker Hall and the home of at the College of Veterinary effect of methamphetamine, were not sure. remains voluntary for domestic "It's good for people to have Ohio State President William Medicine. commonly known as speed, on A new bill passed by undergraduates, the students health insurance," noted fresh- "Brit" Kirwan had graffiti "Almost all the major cats injected with FTV, a retro- Undergraduate Student who do purchase the student man Steve Pustay. "I don't see sprayed across them, protesting advances in medicine and virus similar to HIV According to Government on Feb. 26 will alter health insurance are in effect why not" a research project at OSU. surgery have been made Yonushonis, research will begin these statistics, requiring all stu- subsidizing the right of some Freshman Nick Latta added, Painted slogans covered the through animal testing," soon. dents who do not already have students to remain uninsured," "You can't force people to get it exterior walls of Bricker Hall, Yonushonis said. "The research study he is health insurance to purchase it said Dr. Josh Kaplan, director of from the University, though." which houses the university's University Police are investi- doing is worthwhile," from the University. the Student Health Center. Cost of the insurance, despite administrative offices, including gating the vandalism at Bricker Yonushonis said. "HIV replicates It is currently only required for University students expressed the reduced rate if made Kirwan's office. Vandals also Hall, while Bexley Police are at astronomical rates in the graduate students and interna- a variety of opinions on the sub- mandatory, was also a major glued the locks of the building looking into the graffiti at brain when used with metham- tional students to have health ject concern of students, many of shut Kirwan s home. phetamine." insurance, while an optional "Why should the University whom have to work during "There is no way we can tell "Please stop Podell; Bad for Yonushonis said the animal package is offered for domestic and health insurance be con- school just to cover basic costs. exactly what (the graffiti 1 means, OSU," were the phrases painted rights' groups protesting undergraduate students who nected?" asked freshman "I think they shouldn't recom- but it's probably referring to on the garage doors of the presi - Podell's research project are desire the coverage. Andrea Hodulik. "It's a person's mend it. Not everyone can ongoing research," Carle dent's home. Kirwan could not "dose-minded." Students who are insured choice whether he or she wants afford it Maybe just to come to Holland. OSU spokesman. be reached for comment "The disease may not be the through parents, jobs, or anoth- insurance, and that's the risk college, they had to drop it" said "Ask Dr. Y Why, Stop the "I'm sure, like anyone, same, but it will provide the data er outside source need not pur- one takes. The University is not freshman Brian George. Killing, OSU=Profits Over Pain, President Kirwan was not neces- needed for improving the health Stop Killing Cats and sarily happy about finding graffi - ofhumans,"hesaid. Cat+Meth=Bad Science" were ti on his garage doors, but it's Podell could not be reached displayed in large red letters cov- vandalism, and there's not for comment. Blackwell proposition Fertility perceptions, symmetry may be unconstitutional may play roles in mate selection By Amanda Ambroza were invited to participate. statement," wrote Herington in WORLD AND NATION REPORTER Others in the legislature may a letter to Blackwell. "While we By Hetina Men cessfully. Ideal hips are wider "There is room for individual Ohio Secretary of State J. have valuable input to offer as, I agree that it is important for the U-WIRE than most people assume." variation." Kenneth Blackwell caused con- am sure, do the county boards Secretary of State, as the chief CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Newsweek magazine report- Do people across the world troversy in the Senate in of elections that were left out of elections officer, to issue direc- What is it that attracts people to ed in 1996 that "healthy, fertile have the same perceptions of February when he held his the process." tives regarding the conduct of each other? For centuries, it has women typically have waist-hip beauty? Some social scientists recent Ohio Election Summit on According to Herington, elections, we do not support the been food for thought for writ- ratios of 0.6 to 0.8, meaning their maintain that a universal sense a calendared senate session day Blackwell pressured panelists to notion that those directives ers, singers and poets. In more waists are 60 to 80 percent the of attractiveness is not intrinsic and allegedly pressed partici- agree on certain points, includ- should have 'full force of law.' recent years, the answer increas- size of their hips." Rather, they argue main- pating panelists to come to a ing that voter error is more com- Further, we submit that this ingly has become fodder for The magazine cited a 1993 stream Western culture has been consensus on certain points. mon than machine error, and proposition is unconstitution- another field: science. study that found a slight filtered through the media and State Senator Leigh Herington Ohio should therefore spend The theory of evolution says increase in the ratio may indi- may shape perceptions of beau- al." cate reproductive problems. (D-Ravenna) urged Blackwell to money on voter education; that According to Kathryn our bodies have evolved to max- ty. Thus people from several dif- communicate further with the there is sufficient public con- imize our ability to survive and While the ratio may be impor- ferent cultures may have adopt- Spearman: "At this point, we tant in formulating notions of House and Senate leadership cern to warrant analysis and the procreate. Though our brains ed these Western models of have not received a response attractiveness, social scientists and all 88 Ohio Boards of idea that voter confidence can- afford us much free will con- beauty. not be restored in the punch from Secretary of State cerning the way we behave, evo- say other factors also play a role. Elections before submitting any University of Virginia anthro- report from the summit, which card method of voting; and that Blackwell." Spearman is the lutionary psychology suggests People sometimes can view pology Prof. Richard Handler took place from February 13-14, in an effort to arrive at consis- Assistant Communications that certain behavioral tenden- facial symmetry as an indication because of these irregularities. tency, the secretary of state's Director for the Senate cies - such as attraction - are of a healthy person. argues it is unlikely that people "By scheduling the summit directives shall have the force of Democratic Office. hardwired. "Symmetry reflects a part of everywhere ascribe to a single during session, Secretary law when deciding what consti- The Ohio Election Summit "Our mechanisms for attrac- the developmental process," set of standards. This conclusion Blackwell sent a clear message tutes a vote. was held to create a structure for tion were adapted through mil- Haidt said. "The only way to be is too vague to be meaningful, he that he wanted limited partici- "We believe that the first two reform in Ohio's voting system lions of years of evolutionary completely symmetrical is to said, and depends on the defini- pation by the leaders of the leg- points need significant input and to collect information that history," University of Virginia have nothing go wrong in the tion of symmetry. islature," said Herington in a from the Boards of Elections could be used to lobby the psychology professor John Haidt process of development in any "What do symmetrical fea- February 23 press release. "Only across the state and we take reform through the state legisla- said. "Mate selection is one of way." tures mean? Is it vertical, hori- the leaders of the four caucuses great exception to the third ture, led by Blackwell. the most important things we This mainly applies to subtle zontal? Does it work irrespective da" differences in facial features -- of other factors?" he asked. "You Since human beings are built major differences rarely exist, would have to prove that differ- to reproduce and create descen- according to some scientists. ent people in different circum- dants, they prefer certain quali- Natural selection would prevent stances are privileging the exact ties over others, Haidt said. extreme asymmetry from sur- same things over and over Quake may impact ed. funding For example, qualities that viving. Biology Instructor Anna again." indicate fertility in the opposite Edlund said. Yet certain studies may give might be more cuts in store for increases have circulated By Chelsea Page sex may translate into attractive- Sociological and psychologi- insight into whether attraction ll-WIIE higher education." Olympia following the earth- ness. cal studies have shown that peo- to facial symmetry is inherent in SEATTLE — With budget Currently the state deficit is quake and added emphasis on "We are not consciously pick- ple across cultures, classes and setting the stage for what some completing the budget, accord- humans. allotments for higher education ing fertile people," he said. "We age groups share impressions of ludith Langlios, psychologist already controversially low, call the tightest state budget in ing to Stanley. are consciously picking people attractiveness based on symme- history. "Everyone says they're going at the University of Texas, con- some lobbyists fear last who we think are attractive. The try. ducted a study on babies' sense Wednesday's earthquake will Due to lack of funds, this back to business as usual, but its question then is why do we find "There is surprising cross-cul- of attraction. make higher education financ- year's budget has proved con- just not going to happen," them attractive?" tural similarity in features that Newsweek reported that "the ing and legislation even less of a troversial and slow to pass Stanley said. "Right now, the leg- Some scientists use formulas people find physically attrac- priority in Olympia. through the Legislature. islative schedule is based on like the waist-to-hip ratio to tive," Sinclair said. infants gazed significantly According to ASUW student Compounded by the time lost what decisions mean in num- measure perceptions of fertility. But people do not necessarily longer at 'attractive' white lobbyist Casey Stanley, higher due to earthquake damage, leg- bers and dollars. If (a bill) does- This simple ratio is derived by use this as the only determinant female faces than at 'unattrac- education is not a constitution- islators are even more focused n't have to happen now, I'm not dividing the waist measurement in choosing a mate. tive' ones." ally mandated area of the bud- on passing the budget in lieu of sure if it's going to be high on the by the hip measurement Attraction also "is driven by Edlund said she agrees that get. other less-pressing legislation. list of priorities." "The waist-to-hip ratio con- proximity and similarities," these results were due to facial "Unlike K-12, higher educa- One consequence of low After reopening the state capi- notes successful child-bearing," Sinclair said; that is, people who symmetry. tion can be the last on the list," funding for higher education is tol to the public Tuesday morn- Assoc Psychology Prof. Stacey spend a lot of time together and "The more symmetrical the Stanley said. "I'm the eternal the possibility for tuition jumps. ing, legislative proceedings will Sinclair said. "Nanow hips sug- have similar personalities tend face, the longer the babies stared optimist, but I believe there Rumors of possible tuition continue gest you can't bear children sue- to be attracted to each other. at it," she said. •.'• Units -a a a a Goinng The Beyond BG Scholarship Quic GREENBRIAR, INC. Bowling Green, Ohio- The selection of the 2001 Bowling Green f*£™^*^ BG Scholarship is now underway. The scholarships were made possible by Past Senior 224 E. Wooster Challenges and BGSU 87' and 88' graduates Gordon and Laurie Hamm. 352-0717

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In 1992, the Women's National Book toothpaste, sunscreen, and condoms Association named Science and Health as one of 75 books by women "whose words have •Never leave your drink unattended or accept an changed the world." In 1995. she was elected to the National open drink from someone you don't know j| Women's Hall of Fame for leaving "an indelible mark on society, religion and journalism." r-or further questions call the Wellness Connection/Student HealtkService at 372-WELL (9355) 4 Wednesday, March 7, 2001 BGNEWS www.bgnews.com/opinion NAVY TOURS SUBMARINE FOR ANSWERS PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP) —Three admirals toured the USS Greeneville on Tuesday to try to under- stand the crowding in the control room of the nuclear submarine before it struck and sank a Japanese fishing boat. The tour began the second day of a court of inquiry into the Feb. 9 collision. OPINION U WIRE EDITORIAL State should reconsider execution DURHAM. N.C. — It's a sad If not for the actions of the U.S. person's life. unable to know this, how can the tion is a positive step toward an fact thai in North Carolina, a Supreme Court last Thursday, YOU DECIDE Furthermore, these branches state consider such a final pun- overall moratorium on the death man's intelligence quotient alone McCarver — denied demency by of government, who have once ishment fair? penalty. Other states have passed may decide whether he lives or Gov. Mike Easley in his first death moratoriums when they discov- What effect should a per- again been placed in the uncom- The current mental retardation dies. The only current legislative penalty decision — would fortable position of deciding the standard would ban the state ered innocent people on death bill with a chance of reigning in already be dead, transferred from son's IQ have upon a death row. Evidence that the death sentence? Let us know at fate of a fellow human being, from executing inmates based on the terrible power of capital pun- the gumey he was strapped into penalty is meted out unfairly to [email protected] must decide if McCarver under- three criteria: IQ level, the ability ishment is one that would ban and buried in the soil of the state stood the legal consequences to function in daily life and people of color and lower socioe- the state from executing mentally that ordered his death. that every aware citizen knows: If demonstrated signs of mental conomic status is another reason retarded people for capital retardation before age 18. why this punishment should be But the Supreme Court inter- row, waiting the question facing you kill someone, you, in return, crimes. vened and ordered a stay while it may be executed. eliminated. the Supreme Court and the legis- These standards fit with exist- The proposed state law is small decides whether to take the case lators in the North Carolina For many advocates of the ing national guidelines and the Regardless of the final ruling of in scope but anti-death penalty of a man who, in several IQ tests, death penalty, one of its positive rules of other states, 13 of which the Supreme Court in this case, General Assembly is whether a North Carolina must take this advocates have been taking this has scored at or only slightly man with a third-grade reading points is the teachable moment have the death penalty but do not bill as hope — for the fight against above the level of mental retarda- example of unfairness as a lesson level can understand the gravity that exists each time a criminal is execute the mentally retarded. capital punishment and more tion. unto itself and begin the process of his actions, even if those executed. But if a person, by lack No state has the right to kill specifically, for the life of F.mest While McCarver sits on death actions include taking another of native intellectual capacity, is of eliminating the death penalty Paul McCarver. another person, and this legisla- for good. Finding cause PEOPLE Celebrating April early ON THE STREET behind shooting AT ISSUE They may have been the original settlers of this land, but do we do What face will you be anything to recognize or celebrate Native Americans? AT ISSUE Taunting may be the catalyst for the latest making for midterms? Imagine the letter arriving al have decorated campus this TERESA school shooting, but it is not the cause. your house, explaining that your semester, making the student MILBRODT It happened again. property has been selected for body aware of the cultural activi- Monday, in a high school near development. ties that are taking place because Guest Columnist San Diego, a ninth grader brought KURT A new apartment complex is of African-American History a gun to school and opened fire KINZEL needed because of the burgeon- Month or Women's History on his classmates. Opinion Columnist ing enrollment at the local uni- Month. American west spotted with By now we all know the drill: versity, and city planners have These celebrations are all well reservations that, oddly enough, NBC breaks in with a "Special determined that your house is in and good, but how many fliers do happened to be placed on the Report" and tells the world that the way of progress. You are not you expect to see in April, adver- least productive areas of land. obviously being a little disturbed making the best possible use of tising intensive campus pro- there has been another school makes for a volatile mix. The par- Imagine that. shooting (Tom Brokaw makes his LINDSAY BOSS your property because you have a gramming that promotes aware- Advance the timeline a couple ents blame the television and ness of Native American cultures? voice even deeper and more huge yard, and the optimal plan more years and you'll find that Internet for sending their chil- SENIOR for that space would be the con- How many renowned speakers those pieces of land weren't so mournful than normal for the dren over the deep end, turning occasion). BUSINESS struction of these apartments. and lecture series will BGSU hold pout after all. containing a wealth them into cold-blooded murder- The letter assures you that new in support of this event? of natural resources such as oil. Later in the day comes the slew ers. More excuses and more vio- "I'll be making my of Sociology professors and psy- land has been selected on which How many special lunches will gas, coal and our favorite haz- lence, this cycle will keep repeat- you and your roommates can be prepared in the BGSU Dining ardous mineral, uranium. chiatrists to give their spin on the ing until the parents start doing a 'ace-face'." events relocate, a nice plot in Portage. All Services cafeteria halls to cele- Enter mining companies and better job. your belongings must be moved brate the culinary traditions of our eager executive friends with I was totally disgusted with 1 know the difference between what I heard. to Portage within a month or you Native America? all sons of mining contracts. After right and wrong. My parents will be forcibly evicted and your How much funding will be allo- receiving a fraction of what their Someone said that he was made damn sure that I did. And being taunted and teased in house demolished with all con- cated to laud the first Americans resources were worth on the mar- yes, there are varying degrees of tents still inside. and promote diversity at this pre- ket, many Native communities in school, that's why he did it. wrongness — there's a world of Bullsh't. In exchange for your house, the mier learning institution? the west and southwest have difference between going over the city government is going to pro- How many students do you been left with polluted lands and Someone else said that the rea- speed limit on the highway and vide you with a one-room cottage know have an opinion or knowl- water rife with radioactive mate- son was he was an "outcast" and killing another human being. "having trouble normalizing." and fifty bucks. The letter assures edge about Native people that rials. Cancer rates have soared. The thought of ACTUALLY you that after this move, they'll extends beyond, "We did really So now I will ask you to pause, Bullsh't. killing someone, even when the To be honest with you, dear never bother you again. bad stuff to them when we took dear reader, think back a few words "Oh, you are so dead" have SCOTT WAGNER You're curious so you go and their land," or "They have no right readers, I wasn't the most popular years, and consider just how passed my lips on numerous SENIOR see your proposed new home. It to be pissed about Chief Wahoo much you learned about Native kid in my school and I endured occasions when I'm angry... but to my fair share of taunting and TCOM is located in the middle of a corn- so they should just suck it up"? American history in high schooL actually seriously think of killing field. No paint, no rugs, not even a You wanna talk about loud, Did it extend much beyond the teasing in school. But did I shoot someone, to me and most peo- anyone? "I'm making my driveway. There is indoor plumb- obnoxious neighbors? Well, how few token pages on Wounded ple, totally unfathomable. ing, but you I .il to see this as a about the Spanish who sold Knee? Were you much about Hell, no. The sad thing about all of this is 'Crimestoppers'face." These are BS excuses that save bright side to your situation. countless Native people into slav- what happened to Native people that the generation of school You've put a lot of work into ery, brought foreign diseases that other than it was a tragedy but people from having to say that shooters will be going to college those kids are a few tacos short of your current house — repainted wiped out ninety-five percent of one that was inevitable? soon. Fortunately, I'll be long rooms, planted some flowers, Native communities, and Does the term Manifest a combo platter. gone, but there is a lot more at These kids arc nuts, crazy, psy- replaced some carpeting — and whipped or beat the remaining Destiny ring a bell? stake here in the dorms, etc your really don't want to leave. few if they did not want to convert Were you left with a feeling that cho if you will. And they're crazy So there's the problem. What is enough to be homicidal. In these So you go to the mayor's office to Christianity? after the turn of the century. the solution? to protest the letter. You don't see Down the street we have the Native people just shriveled into situations, the teasing et al., is First, we, as a society need to the catalyst, not the cause. the mayor, just the secretary, who French who seemed like nice their reservations, never to be start thinking that these kids have informs you that the mayor is a enough trading partners unless heard from again? And everyone makes excuses serious mental problems instead for them: "Oh, they were trou- very busy person but might be you didn't want to trade with Were you even aware of the of claiming that their problems able to spoak with you once them, then they simply killed you. large population of Native bled. We should have seen the root from a classmates taunting signs." Please, spare me. MICHELLE PATTERSON you've moved into your new Next door we have the English Americans living in cities like Last time I checked, shooting house in Portage. who stole land and corn in return Detroit, Cleveland, and even Do you honestly think that a people is not the way to gain SENIOR teacher can see whether a stu- Forget loud neighbors or lower for Native people saving their Toledo, that over half of the Native acceptance from them, as they property values. You've just been British asses during their first few dent is troubled if he consciously probably would be kind of pissed ART American population does not deprived of your home entirely years in the so-called New World. live on reservations but in urban makes an effort to conceal it? off (I would imagine). "This is my 7 wish I They can't. Even a trained pro- and moved to some field inhabit- At the end of the block, post- areas? Also, there's a difference was French'face." ed by cows. And let me be the first American Revolution, we have Any plans for say, the month of fessional isn't a mind reader and between raising a child and just they shouldn't be trying to lift the being there while he or she grows to wish you, albeit prematurely, a the U.S. Army distributing blan- April? blame off the real offenders. happy Native American History kets infected with smallpox in Does it bother you when opin- up. Try teaching your child the Month. Sure it's in April, but I'm one of the first ever incidents of ion articles end with a hypotheti- And the parents, oh yes, you're difference between right and not without blame. How did you celebrating early since it's not germ warfare. cal question that you'd rather not wrong and hey, maybe a few going to get much press, or at We can also discuss lowering answer? manage to raise little psychos? morals along the way. And don't least it hasn't in the past at BGSU. property values. Check out any Did you not teach them the let him or her have access to a inherent difference between right You may have noticed the col- standard United States map, circa Teresa Milbrodt can be contact- gun, I mean how stupid is that? 1900, and you'll find the ed at [email protected]. and wrong (If not by words, by This needs to stop. orful fliers and calendars thai example)? 1 think the problem here lies with the parents that If you disagree with Kurt Kinzel. don't drive these principles home feel five to do so via e-mail at SUBMISSION POLICY to their kids. [email protected]. MIKE "SHAFT- The combination of that and Just don't taunt him. EDWARDS The BG Hews gladly prints Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters should be less than 300 words and SENIOR Guest Columns can be 500 to 700 words. Name, phone number and address should be included for verification. All submissions may be edited for length and clarity. 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ISSUES, FROM PAGE 1 does work." the activist movement of the focused on the working condi- cerning important issues and from." PRIDE KENT presents such 1960s and 70s, there is still a lot of tions of the factories that pro- educates fellow students on Columbus United Students is one of the longest running activities as weekly meetings, activity at Kent. duced the U of M apparel. those issues. Also, AI took part in against Sweatshops is also locat- organizations of the Lesbian, Gay, movie nights, Coming Out Week "I think it is important for peo- Palmer said students have the Chiapas Media Project and is in October and also hosts QUEER ple to keep doing what they are more power than they think they involved in a yearly protest at the ed at OSU. Eric Kane, a member and Bisexual Union. of the organization, explained According to Kathryn Marr, U, an intercollegiate school func- doing," said Hons, "whether they do and they should act on the School of Americas at Ft. Benning support chair of PRIDE KENT the tion. are an artist or a teacher, there is power. in Columbus, Georgia. that sharing information with the main purposes of the organiza- Another active organization at always a way to show a positive She also said, "If we organize Ohio State University administration concerning labor tion are offering support and Kent State is Anti-Racist Action. light" ourselves, we can do a lot more." Amnesty International is also and the community is an impor- According to Justin Hons, a mem- University of Michigan active at OSU. Some of their fighting discrimination on cam- i iiiiic.li Muthappan, a mem- tant part of the group. ber of ARA, other main issues of Students Organizing for Labor ber of Amnesty International at events include writing to govern- pus. Kane said that activism is a lux- Marr also explained that even the organization are fighting and Economic Equality is an the University of Michigan, said, ment officials, hosting a table for though the organization consid- against sexual assault and police activist organization at the "Activism forces people, who International Wfomen's Day and ury that students who are more ers itself active, all members are brutality. ARA is also fighting for University of Michigan. wouldn't otherwise have the time campaigning against the death fortunate have to give back to the not required to participate in all economic justice and a retrial for According to Lee Palmer, a or inclination, to be informed on penalty. community. In addition to labor events. Mumia Abu-lamal, a radical jour- member and co-founder of important issues in the U.S. and According to Fha Bri Bhatt, issues, the organization also nalist who is accused of murder- SOLE, the organization was start- the world." coordinator, "Student move- She said, "I'm not a big activist focuses on women's issues and ... but it (activism) does get media ing a police officer. ed about two years ago to edu- Michigan's Amnesty ments have historical signifi- attention and for some things it Hons explains that even cate students on workers' rights. International organization con- cance, and that is where future tries to work with other groups on though they are not at the level of The organization originally ducts research, writes letters con- activist organizations come campus.

Apathy a Diversity not Students from 56 colleges fast 'shame' represented APATHY, FROM PAGE 1 boat" Head said. in activism Head also said that stu- to protest Burmese holdings dents need to become RACE, FROM PAGE 1 more active in eliminating By Zachary Z. Norman student at Emory University in Burma student group. She said UNOCAL oil company, the State the disparity between the organizations This organiza- U-WIRC Atlanta, in an e-mail. "When Harvard used to have a Burma ofVirginia and the University of rich and poor. tion was founded in 1997 when CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — there is torture, forced labor, action group but that it disband- Virginia are still supporting slav- "Many students feel that young leaders 'of color' got Students from 56 universities censorship, destruction of the ed because of declining mem- ery. This investment offends one person cannot make a together and created it. According to them, "our leader- across the nation fasted Tuesday environment, and killing, some- bership. every value we are taught in our difference," Froslear said. to urge corporations and uni- thing has to be done; these are Protesters hope their efforts The University has ship was of a different kind than schools and universities," he theirs — hip-hop, freedom versities to get rid of their finan- the conditions in Burma, so I will cause clothing companies said. many different organiza- cial holdings in Burma. cannot sit around and do noth- songs, poetry, urban fashion to quit their involvement in Student organizers from tions which can be consid- It is impossible to do business ing." Burma As a result of protests and language." around the country had been ered activist, such as the in Burma without dealing with "I'm going to wear a sign that last year, the Dress Bam, Environmental Action While this can be considered planning Tuesday's fast for the country's repressive military says Ask me why I'm fasting,'" JanSport, and Kenneth Cole all Group, Amnesty as a progress, no organization regime, said leremy S. Earl added. "I'm hoping that promised to quit sourcing from about three weeks. Internation and the seems to have created a truly Woodrum, director of the other students around campus Burma, according to the Free Sen. Tom Harkin (D-lowa), Women's Action Coalition. multicultural environment Washington office of the Free will take notice." Burma Coalition. who provided the impetus for Still, the consensus is where all ethnicity and classes Burma Coalition. But at Harvard University, At each university, protesters the Times article by providing that University students will be able to voice their con- "We want U.S. companies to only a handful of students were aim for different results. unclassified State Department are passive about the cerns and act upon different stop working with the military expected to fast Tuesday, Meighan I. Davis, a sopho- documents to the newspaper, issues surrounding them issues. regime," he said. according to campus organizer more at Peace College, an all- has promised in conjunction today. Though a New York Times Joanna L Chan '02, a Burmese women's school in Raleigh, with Republicans Jesse Helms of "Unfortunately, this story exposing the links native. N.G, said students there want to North Carolina and Mitch campus is very apathetic between garment and apparel She said she wanted to "show the Burmese people that McConnell of Kentucky to intro - toward things that affect experts to the U.S. and the "increase pressure on corpora- we support democracy." duce legislation calling to pro- them. Students are just not Burmese military regime gave tions to withdraw from the She said the student govern- hibit imports from Burma. participating. It is a the movement important expo- country," and said she believes ment has passed a resolution Burma was known as shame," Froslear said. sure last Thursday, protesters that Harvard students can have denouncing any involvement Myanmar until 1989, shortly SPRING say one of their main goals is to an impact. with Burma and that the group increase awareness on college "We have influence and is planning to meet with the col- after military rule was imposed campuses. power to make a difference," lege president. on the country in 1988. BREAK Many protesters say they feel Chan said. Andrew C. Price, a junior at Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader deeply passionate about the Unlike at other campuses the University ofVirginia, said in of the nation's pro-democracy IS HEAR... protest. where the fast was organized a press release that his state's movement, was awarded the "I am fasting because what is through a student group, at Burmese investments sends a Nobel Peace Prize while under happening in Burma is so hor- Harvard, Chan alone spear- contradictory message to stu- house arrest in December 1991, * DAYS OF rendous I cannot even imagine headed the effort because dents. and remains imprisoned in his what it's like," wrote Julia Earl, a Harvard does not have a Free "Through its investments in home. CLASSES

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State court halts convicted killer's execution www.bgnews.com/nation ATLANTA (AP) —The Georgia Supreme Court halted the execution of a convicted killer four hours before he was scheduled to die Tuesday. In a 4-3 ruling, the court saiii it was delaying Ronald Keith Spivey's execut on until it addressed whether electrocution violates the Constitution's ban on "cruel and unusual" punishment. NATION Young shooter had no one target By Ben Fox left thigh when he ran back to found there's no real profile of IH! ASSOCIATED PRESS help a friend. "1 don't know what characteristics that explains such SANTEE. Calif. —The 15-year- was in his mind." behavior, spokeswoman Ian old accused of killing two fellow Williams is expected to be Caldwell said. high school students was an arraigned Wednesday as an adult "We've seen these kids come "angry young man," but appar- on charges that include murder from very good homes where ently lashed out at no particular and assault with a deadly they have two loving parents," target, investigators said Tuesday. weapon. Dressed in a baggy jail- Caldwell said. "There really is no menu for this." Charles Andrew "Andy" issue jumpsuit that draped past Williams seemingly shot at ran- his ankles, the teen stared at the Authorities said the gun used dom. He expressed no remorse ground as he was led into juvenile in the shooting, an eight-shot, for Monday's shootings at hall Monday by sheriff's deputies. .22-caliber long rifle revolver, Santana High School, Lt. lerry Bryan Zuckor, 14, and 17-year- belonged to his father, who told Lewis said. old Randy Gordon were killed; 11 investigators it was kept in a locked cabinet "We don't know if he was mad other students and two adults — a special education student at the school, mad at students, When Williams surrendered, mad at life, mad at home," Lewis teacher and a campus security the gun was fully loaded with worker—were wounded. Several said. "He was an angry young eight rounds, its hammer cocked, had been released from area hos- man." investigators said. He came to pitals. school with as many as 40 Williams was a new kid in a School officials said Santana rounds. large school, a child of divorced High would reopen Wednesday Authorities said the shooting parents living with his father, a for students to discuss Monday's could have been much worse if skinny freshman whose skate- shooting. not for the swift actions of a sher- board had been stolen — twice. The boy allegedly shot two iff's deputy and an off-duty police Over the weekend, friends say, people in a restroom, then officer who was on campus to Williams talked so much about walked into a quad and fired ran- register his child in the school. taking a gun to school that they domly, Lewis said. He stopped to "I do believe that if it had not frisked him before class Monday. reload as many as four times, get- been for the conduct of the peo- Associated Picss Ptwto But he was known for pranks, and ting off 30 or more shots, Lewis ple involved... it would have been friends wrote off his comments as said. even worse," Sheriff Bill Kolender IN MEMORY OF: A California Highway Patrol officer walks by a makeshift memorial in Santee, Calif., Tuesday, for the victims of Monday's Santana High School shooting. one of his frequent jokes. "The information we have said. The father of one friend even from the evidence and the wit- Williams' father, Charles, a lab called Williams at home over ttv nesses (is) the suspect was firing technician a Naval Medical Chavez, 21, said the boy volun- pranks. He and a friend recently know of," she s^''. weekend to ask if there was any- randomly at anybody who was Center San Diego, has made no teered to help him move to a took water guns to school — say- Students, parents and others thing to his talk of bringing a gun going by," Lewis said. "Any stu- public comment nearby apartment and seemed ing they were filled with urine — gathered Tuesday at a counseling to school. He decided there was- dent who was going by he was His mother, Linda Wells, tear- typical. and squirted them at people on n't. service in a local church and out- shooting at." fully expressed sorrow for the vic- "I just can't believe he did that," campus. side the high school to share their No one seemed to believe the "It was total chaos. People were tims' families as she opened her Chavez said. "He was always Nearly everyone agrees grief. clean-cut kid, who was frequent- trying to take cover," said student door a crack to a television laughing and riding his skate- Williams was the victim of fre- Some expressed outrage at ly teased, was about to perpetu- reporter at her home in North John Schardt, 17, who was in a board." quent teasing. Even his friends reports that Willifms' friends and ate the nation's latest liigh schooi nearby classroom when the Augusta, S.C. Others said the boy was known say he was picked on for his skin- an adult acquaintance failed to bloodbath. shooting started. He said the "My heart goes out to them. to drink alcohol and smoke mar- ny build. notify authorities after the teen The disbelief remained a day shooter had a smile on his face. They've lost their babies, their ijuana while hanging out at boul- But a girl who said she was his threatened a shooting spree at after the shooting, which left 13 "Pop, pop, pop and everyone hopes, their dreams for their others injured. ders near the apartment complex former girlfriend, Ashlee Alsopp, the high school. started ducking," recalled student futures," Wells told WIBF-TV in or a local skateboard park. One victim, Barry Gibson, 18, NikaOcen-Odoge. Augusta, Ga told Good Morning America that "1 think they're to blame, too," "He was a skater and he was a the taunts didn't seem to bother said he was more perplexed than The FBI. which has analyzed 18 Williams lived with his father in said Helen Howard, a 10-year res- pothead," said Brittany Evjen, a him that much and that he wasn't angry. school shootings, has developed an apartment near Santana High ident of the community who "I have no hatred because I guidelines that could help School. 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By Ron Harris "The district court rejected the she wrote. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER recording industry's argument The judge said she would hear SAN FRANCISCO — A federal that Napster is inherently illegal," any disputes arising from her judge TUesday laid down the law Barry said in a statement. "As we decision and appoint an inde- to Napster, saying that once the receive notice from copyright pendent technical expert if nec- recording industry comes up holders as required by the court, essary. with a list of copyright songs it we will take every step within the Hilary Rosen, president of the wants removed from the music- limits of our system to exclude Recording Industry Association swapping service, Napster will their copyright material from of America, said: "We intend to have 72 hours to comply. being shared." provide the notifications pre- The order effectively gives the "If Napster complies with what scribed by the court expeditious- recording industry control over this injunction says, it will be to ly, and look forward to the end of the immediate fate of the Internet Napster's infringing activity." music service that lets computer The music industry could users download popular songs ON THE NET come up against some snags. for free. Eric Scheirer, an analyst with Meanwhile, Napster was hit on Napster: Cambridge, Mass.-based another legal front Tuesday when http://vAvw.napster.com Forrester Research, said that in the National Academy of Recording Industry many cases record labels do not Recording Arts & Sciences, the Association of America: actually know what songs they producers of the Grammy http: / / www.riaa.org own, what versions are copyright Awards, filed a copyright infringe- Northern California U.S. and what are properly registered. ment suit District Court: "Many of these records are filed Napster is fighting to stay http://www.cand.uscourts away in a cabinet somewhere online and retain its popularity ,gov/, click on Napster rul- and haven't been computerized while promising to shift over to a ings yet," he said. subscription-based service that N a p i g a t o r : Scheirer stressed that Patel's charges listeners and pays royal- http:/ / www.napigator.co ruling does not mean Napster has ties to artists. For that, it needs the m to shut down or turn itself off. cooperation of the music labels Instead, he said, Napster's contin- that sued Napster for copyright ued survival depends on how infringement. our satisfaction," said Howard quickly or slowly the record labels The academy's suit mirrors (he King, an attorney for heavy metal deliver song lists. ones filed by the recording indus- band Metallica and rapper-pro- "What it does is give the record try. The academy is seeking to ducer Dr. Dre in their $10 million labels a great deal of power over prohibit Napster from allowingits lawsuits against Napster. "It's exactly what songs are going to millions of users from download- technologically doable. The ques- show up on Napster, how long ing and sharing recordings of live tion is, is Napster going to go to they're going to be there, and how performances aired at last the necessary steps to do it?" usable Napster will be for the vast month's 43rd annual awards In her ruling, Patel asked record number of consumers that are on show. labels to provide the titles, artists' there now," Scheirer said. The academy said it owns the names and relevant file names of If the labels force Napster to rights to the works and has all songs it wants banned. After pull the plug completely, he said, applied to copyright the material. that, Napster will have three busi- "consumers will flee to all these Some of the recordings appeared ness days to remove the songs. other alternative services where on Napster immediately after the It will be up to the music indus- they won't be able to control Feb. 21 broadcast. try to prove ownership of the par- them." Napster, which has struggled ticular songs it wants excluded. Napster's popularity exploded with little success in the last few The judge acknowledged it in 1999 after founder Shawn days to screen out some songs might be difficult to identify all already identified by record variations of a copyright song, Fanning released software mak- ing it easy for people to locate and fesocurtid fassPtatc labels, faces a contempt of court since Napster users could use order if it can't comply. Chief code words or shorthand to iden- trade songs stored as computer Napster founder Shawn Fanning executive officer Hank Barry said tify different recordings. files in the MP3 format, which Napster will follow the court's "This difficulty, however, does compresses digital recordings order. not relieve Napster of its duty," without sacrificing quality. CDS GBffl© CLASSIFIEDS DID YOU KNOUL TH£ UFk QPAIVI OF A TA UV \Q 10 DAYS. Advertise your needs todayl Call 2-6977 JBJ Properties (419)868-1587 JBJ Properties 1064 N. Main PMB #408 - Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 (419) 868-1587 Especially

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It may be rold outside but it's not too chilly to play Softball. If you doubt that, the BCSU soft ball team has already played five Associated Press Photo games and will head south for GO FOR IT: Bowling Green's Emily Pohl and Toledo's Kahli Carter go for a loose ball during last nights quarterfinal tournament game at Gund Arena in Cleveland. two tournaments over spring break. Almost a month ago BCSU opened the season 2-3 at the Toledo ends the Falcons Pepsi Arizona Classic. Since returning from that tournament, fielding has been the Falcons' main focus. In practice they have tournament run and season fine-tuned their defensive skills such as throwing to bases and ByUTkCassano bench in street cloihes and a full From the time of Griech's tagging ninners at home plate SP0RIS REPORTER leg brace, only able to sit and three-pointers until the end of They have also been working on CLEVELAND-Ever since a watch her college career come to the half, the Falcons missed just playing a strong mental game. mid-season swoon that saw an end. five shots, and their lead reached "I was pleased with our hit- them lose seven of eight confer- The Rocket defense keyed on a high-water mark of eight ting." BCSU head coach Leigh ence games after starting the the Falcons' two main scoring points twice. With Smith out, the Ross-Shaw said of the Falcon Mid-American Conference sea- threats, senior Angie Farmer and rest of the frontcourt made a offense, which racked up 28 hits son 4 -0, the BG women's basket - junior Fran Miller. They had cognizant effort to step up their three and six points respectively rebounding. The center duo of during the Pepsi Arizona Classic. ball team adopted a mantra: "Our goal is to get to Cleveland." in the first half. Toledo looked Pam Brown and Jackie Adlington "It was just the little things that They did that, pulling them- like they were going to treat their combined for eight rebounds in we hadn't covered yet that when selves up by their boot straps to 1-75 arch-rivals as appetizers the first half, and BG went to the we came back we focused on." win just their third road game of before the main course in the locker room with a hopeful- BGSU's next challenge will the season Saturday at Western later rounds as they jumped out looking 41-38 lead. come next week. The Falcons will Michigan, earning a chance to to an early 12-6 lead. BG missed The second half, though, was begin their week-long trip at tlie play number-one seeded three consecutive shots, com- all Toledo. For the Rockets, it Coastal Carolina Tournament in Toldeo-one of the teams the mitted three fouls and a turnover wasn't so much total oblitera- Conway. S.C. on Monday and Falcons beat in their 4 0 confer- in under two minutes as Toledo tion of the Falcons as it was a sys- Tuesday. There they will face ence start--at Gund Arena yes- went on a 9-2 run to get the six- tematic dismantling of every- Illinois. Coastal Carolina, East terday in the MAC tournament point advantage. Then Kim thing that went right for them in Carolina and Virginia From next quarterfinals. Griech. who has had a streaky the first half. Shooting got BG Friday to Sunday they will be in. This time, however, the season, caught fire at just the back into the game in the first Rock Hill. S.C. for the Winthrop Falcons looked like a k.':m on right time She hit back-to-back half, and shooting took them Tournament. At Winthrop they borrowed time as they lost 81 -63 three-pointers and sparked a 9-2 right back out in the second half. to bring the curtain down on will plav Saint Louis, North nin of BG sown to give them the T though if we could just hang their 2000-01 season. Senior Carolina A & T. Winthrop and lead. on a little more we could have a Afra Smith tore a right knee liga - "I had a couple of games chance, |but| we shot too poorly Associated Press Photo' Coastal Carolina ment in the final minutes of BG's where I was thinking too much in the second half," said BG Just as in the Pepsi Arizona 78-75 escape from Western [about shootingl." Griech said. "I coach Dee Knoblauch. "We shot SWAT: The Falcon's Francine Miller attempts to block a shot Classic. BCSU will face national Michigan. One of the Falcons' went out and tried not to think 17 percent (5-for-28) and it just attempt by Toledo's Tia Davis. The Falcons lost the game, end- competition, such as Illinois, best low post players and all- about it-actually I didn't think ing their season and championship dreams. Virginia ;ind Coastal Carolina, around athletes hobbled to the about it at all-and just let it fry." WOMEN, PAGE 12 the defending Big South Conference champion. But after playing Arizona, who competed in the Women's College World Series last spring, Ross-Shaw Golfers struggle in expects the Falcons to compete OSU looks at spending with any opponent this season and to play their best. ByAndyResrik ASS0C1AIE0 PRESS *RltER first competition "Playing against Arizona was COLUMBUS. Ohio - like we went to the top of the By )oel Hammond had not played competitively Ohio State University and mountain and came back." she SPORTS WRITER in the spring, which is an obvi- the Franklin County prose- said. "We've seen the best in the ous disadvantage. cutor's office are investigat- country so every other team we The weather was nice. The "That was a big handicap for ing possible misspending on competition was good. The BG us. not playing," said head face is beatable to us." the travel expense reports of The upcoming tournaments men's golf team, however, was coach Garry Winger. "Every former Buckeyes' football a bit rusty this past weekend, as team had played competitively will also give the Falcons a coach John Cooper, officials chance to experiment with their said. they competed in Savannah, so far. and we hadn't. Even Ball Ga„ at the University of State had played 12 rounds line-up. Ross-Shaw expects to "I can confirm that we give each player a start, not only Michigan Invitational. over there, which baflles me." have been reviewing The Falcons placed 13th out Andy Miller led the Falcon to prevent injuries before the (Cooper's) more recent of 15 schools in the field, with charge, carding a two-day total MAC season, but to see who per- expense reports." Lee 628 in the two-day event. This of 154 (77-77). placing him in a Tashjian, vice president of forms best during games. placed them behind winners tie for 33rd. Next was Justin university relations, said "Some kids aren't good at prac- Michigan (581). and fellow Gillham. who tied for 49 (79- tice, but they're really good at Tuesday night. Tashjian declined to speci- Associated Press Photo MAC-ers Ball State (9th- 623) 79). followed by Jon Smarrelli, games and you never know who and Ohio (12th-625). tied-for-59th, (75-85), Adam they are until they get out there," BAD CASH: OSU and the Franklin County prosecutor's office are The Brown and Orange were Ross- Sha^i said. # OSU, PACE 12 investigating misspending on the travel expenses of John Cooper.* the only team in the field who| GOLF. PAGfcl2 12 Wednesday. March 7,2001 SPORTS BG NEWS

- \**-4T ■i, • ^> ^M Late Toledo surge " -* i ^flB^F |*""\ * 'r«J V does in Falcons 7 ^ fc * I_*cT WOMEN. FROM PAGE 11 Toledo was disappearing over the horizon toward the semifi- killed us." nals. ■^ Griech missed her first rwo The Rockets won the game three-point attempts of the half going away: their 18-point lead id il ' * badly. BG fell into a seven-point at the final buzzer was their hole but wriggled back out on a biggest. series of rebounds and foul "There was that stretch where B^^L^ shots to get back to within one it was a tie game, still looking ■ i at 53-52. Then the Rockets good, then Risinger hit that turned on the afterburners for three and Tia Davis hit that r one decisive run. Courtney three," Knoblauch said. "From Risinger and Tia Davis hit con- then on out it seemed it was a f secutive three-pointers to make seven, eight, nine point game 1 ^ it 59-52 and before the Falcons and we just couldn't get any y could take one more step closer." .1if J W Team down, but 1 M ii r Associated Press Photo looking ahead The Stretch: Chicago White Sox second baseman Ray Durham stretches with teammates at the White Sox spring training facility in Tucson, Ariz. Spring training is in full gear as teams prepare for the start of the regular season in less than a month.

GOLF, (ROM PAGE 11 Xavier University and Michigan State. Balls, tied-for-70th (82-82) and "This is as good a field as we'll Brian Gerken, who finished face all year." said the coach. Spring training question marks strong with a 79 after an 86 on "That pairing is a good one for the first day. 'HI (SSOCIllID PBISS us. and we should do fairly well. point in time that common sense "I was disappointed with our Kerry Wood can relax this Again. I'd like to see the guys says you have to do something," play on an overall level," said spring. His surgically repaired improve. We could have used Orioles manager Mike Hargrove SPRING TRAINING Winger. "I thought we played elbow isn't the focus of spring said But we haven't set a certain that other round in Georgia training. well in the first round, and we (canceled due to rain) to get date when we'll make a decision American League National League were in the top 10. Our goal Two years after reconstructive one way or another. another round in. but that's how every tournament is to get bet- elbow surgery, the 1998 NL At Tampa, Fla., Mike Mussina W L W L it goes." Rookie of the Year made his pitched his first game for the New ter as the tournament goes on. The Falcons will remain in spring debut Monday, allowing V.-rk Yankees, allowing two runs und we didn't do that." Florida for a few days ;o practice five runs as the Chicago Cubs lost Baltimore 4 0 Florida 3 0 Next on the slate for the in two innings of a 10-5 win over Texas 3 0 San Diego 4 1 more, then return home over to the Seattle Mariners 6-1. the Atlanta Braves. swingers is another date down spring break. They next com- "I'm just happy to get through Mussina, who left Baltimore New York 3 1 Cincinnati 3 1 south, in Ocala, Fla., for the Big Toronto 3 1 Chicago 4 2 pete April 7-8 at the Ball State it. I'm sure the second time for an S88.5 million, six-year deal Red Classic There the Brown In\ national in Indiana. around will be better," said the with New York, entered in the Anaheim 2 2 Arizona 2 1 and Orange will be paired with 23-year-old right-hander, who third inning — he's never made a Minnesota 2 3 Philadelphia 2 1 EItched two scoreless innings relief appearance during the reg- Tampa Bay 1 2 Colorado 3 2 efore a five-run third. ul ir season. He gave up two hits, Seattle 2 5 San Francisco 3 2 Last spring, questions about and one of the runs was Boston 3 Milwaukee 3 3 Citch counts, pitch selection and unearned. Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 2 is timetable to return to the He surprised Jorge Posada by Clevefand 3 Houston 1 1 Under investigation majors dominated every outing. throwing a sidearm curve, Detroit 3 Montreal 2 3 Not this spring. prompting the catcher to remark, prosecutor." Tashjian said. "Forget the numbers. He threw Oakland 4 Pittsburgh 2 3 OSU, FROM PAGE 11 "I didn't know he had that.'' U 2 Atlanta 1 2 "In all fairness to coach the ballwell," Cubs manager Don T was just looking forward to Kansas City Cooper, there might be an Baylor said after the game at New York 1 3 fy the amount of money getting out there again." Mussina involved, but said the matter explanation for these irregulari- Peoria. Ariz. "He looks a lot better said. St. Louis 1 3 ties. We certainly hope there than at a year ago this time. was turned over to Franklin Sid Fernandez made his first County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien are." Believe me, he can build on this." game appearance since 1997, because it was more than $500 No charges have been filed At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Albert pitching a perfect fifth inning. "Under Ohio law, once an Messages seeking comment Belle said his right hip still hurt 'I was a little nervous, but I irregularity of the kind that sur- were left Tuesday night at the too much to play. The Baltimore calmed down once I got out Source Associated Press faced here has been identified, liomes of O'Brien and Cooper, outfielder has missed all four of there." the 38-year-old left-han no matter how large or small, we and at the Cleveland office of the Orioles' spring games. der said. "It felt good to be on the are required to bring it to the Cooper's attorney. Neil "Obviously, there comes a mound again." attention of the appropriate Comrich. 74e *£ave SouUacte Spring Of T READY FOR Automotive^Service Centers SUMMER Fillip % Receive a 10% Discount with BGSU Student ID. SALE! Sponsored btj: Off-Campus Bring in this ad and get a $17.95 Oil Change or CHECK OUT OUR Connection and Off Campus $20.00 OfT Inv. Off $100.00 or more. NEW LINE OF April Shower Special SWIMWEAR FOR Student Center THOSE HOT 2 Wipers and Aqua Pel/ SUMMER MONTHS! Windshield treatment $31.50 Thurgdag. 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By iohn Nolan Wright declined to say what cal examinations at the Bengals' ASSOCIAKO PRESS WRITER Cincinnati offered or what he stadium. "I'd like to be here" CINCINNATI - The wants for Washington, who visit- Asked his plans for visiting with Cincinnati Bengals are backing ed with Bengals players and other teams. Washington out of the bidding for free-agent coaches Sunday and Monday. responded: "If we can get some- quarterback Elvis Grbac to con- Buffalo cut Washington on Feb. thing worked out, this will be my centrate on pursuing other free 22 to get under salary cap limits, last stop." agents in the quaiterback and ending his six years with the Bills. LeBeau. Cincinnati's defensive defensive line categories. The Bengals planned to visit coordinator until hastily becom- The Bengals said they would Tuesday with defensive tackle ing head coach when Bruce focus instead on signing one of a Tony Williams, a free agent from Coslet quit three games into last trio of remaining quarterbacks the Minnesota Vikings. Williams season, said Washington could immediately upgrade the on the market: Gus Frerotte. Jon is 25, while Washington is 32. Bengals' run defense. As a result, Kitna or Trent Dilfer. to compete "I think they're stalling to see if Washington would free lineback- with holdover Akili Smith, who they can sign Tony Williams," ers behind him to concentrate on lost the Bengals' starting job last Wright told the Bengals' Web site. other challenges, LeBeau said. season to backup Scott Mitchell. Wright did not return a call to LeBeau said he hoped the One of the top quarterbacks his office Tuesday to elaborate. Bengals could sign Washington. available. Brad Johnson, was Washington, a three-time Pro "He is one of the stronger, taken off the market Monday Bowl nose tackle, said Monday more difficult-to-block linemen when Tampa Bay signed him to a that he would like to sign with in the league," LeBeau said. five year. $28 million deal. Cincinnati. The Bengals, not known for The Baltimore Ravens are pur- Washington had lunch major free-agent signings in suing Grbac. Monday with Bengals coach Dick recent years, are $14.8 million The Bengals' initial efforts to LeBeau and toured the team's under the salary cap — the most in the league — so they are talk- sign free-agent defensive line- year-old facilities at Paul Brown ingwith various free agents. man Ted Washington stalled Stadium, after having dinner The Bengals are talking with when his agent. Angelo Wright, Sunday night with Bengals Mitchell to try and re-sign him at ed Press Photo said the team offered a contract defensive lineman Vaughn quarterback. They also hope to that fell short of the $5 million- Booker. sign free-agent running back RUNNING AWAY?: Trie Cincinnati Bengal's Corey Dillon breaks through the line against the Tennessee per-year neighborhood Wright "I think I could bring a lot to Corey Dillon, a Pro Bowler who Titans. The running back is the biggest name on the free agent market this year. He could be heading believes the Pro Bowl lineman is this team," Washington told was the Bengals' only consistent to a new location if the Bengals fail to match any contract offered to him by another team. worth reporters after undergoing physi- offensive weapon last season.

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Starts in May 2001 possibly Aug are filling quickly, so call today! Con- Will train qualified candidates as: 2001 Call 353-0325 ButieS-lnclude: tact Campusfundraiser.com at (888) camp in Maine. Need counselors lo or Children's Resource Center, P.O. Stock research coach all spoils* tennis, basketball, HEAP LIFEGUARD; Box 738, Bowling Green OH 43402. 923-3238 or visit " Apartments, rooms, & efficiencies Mutual fund research baseball, rollerhockey. water-sports, Full-time. Red Cross certified. Wi-ii Design Intern avail. 1 or 2 bdrm. apis 300 block Client mailings rock-climbing, biking, goll. creative available weekends, experience Part-time. 20+ hours. Dreamweaver. of E Merry Rooms 309 1/2 E. Mer- Computer operations Graphic Design Intern activities. Work outdoors, have a needed. Ultradev, Flash. Photoshop, Illustra- ry $220 mo includ all util Efficiency Contacting clients & prospects Part-time 20* hours Detailed, very great summer. CALL FREE (888)- SERVERS tor, ASP experience a plus. MUST 146 S College. $315 mo., w/d, in- on investments energetic and creative Knowledge 844-8080 or APPLY ONLINE: BUSSERS HAVE EXAMPLES Fun work envi- cluding all util. Plus More! Going " Interships available of Illustrator, Photoshop and HOST/HOSTESS wwwcampcedar.corn/ ronment Send resume to HCM, 321 Fasl! Call 353-0325 Wages: Flexible PageMaker is a MUST Fun work BARTENOERS Peiry St., Toledo, OH 43604 or fax Hours: Flexible environment. Send resume to HCM. SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT - Mel- DOCK ATTENDANTS 2 tu'droom .ip.iitmi.'nt S-17't a month to 419-242-3024 or e-mail to Contact: Operations Manager 321 Perry St., Toledo. OH 43604 or roparks of the Toledo Area are look- LIFEGUARDS including utilities 327 1/2 E. Merry, [email protected] Joe Pino at 419-861-9838 fax to 419-242-3024 or e-mail to ing for qualified individuals to fill a LINE COOKS/BANQUET PREP available May. 12 month lease. Call wendi® hardycom.com. variety of SEASONAL positions SNACK BAR SUPERVISOR/ Wood County Prosecutor's Assl 352-5475. throughout the Metroparks. Length ATTENDANTS Coordinator s Position. Full time 40 2 bedroom. 2 bath apartmenl •■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■#■•■•■« of season will vary w the position. ASST SAILCAMP DIRECTOR hr. week. Bachelor degree in related S460.00 + ullll. * deposit Subleaser Positions are as follows: Park Serv- SAILCAMP COUNSELORS field recommended Own transporta- lor now til Aug Call Chad 352-1294 ice- S7.00/hr.: Mill Historical Inter- Incentive Programs/Flexible Hrs tion a must. Background in criminal preter- S8 50/hr S Canal Boat Inter- Excellent Pay justice and conflict resolution help- 3-4 BR house, country setting, city preter- SBSO/tir. both located @ Wednesday thru Sunday ful. Applicants must give 1 yr. com- services. W/D. grad/prof.. SUMMER CAMP J09Q Providence Melropark: Ticket Sales- 200 Yacht Club Dr mitment 354-9250 $1000/mo. Call 354-6036. S7.50/rir, Naturalist Intern I- Rocky River. OH 44116 4 room upstairs apt.. 2 people. Grad S8.507hr. & Naturalist Intern II- (440) 333-1155 OR (440) 333-1310 students preferred Call 352-5822 SUMMER CAMP JOBS Camp Counselors needed (or lop gill's camp in S9 50/hr Apply at the Administrative Ask for Kathy/Marc Office. Wildwood Melropark. 5100 Maine. Top salaiy. navel paid In full, loom/boaid/laundiy and uniform pro Summer Camp Jobs 704 5th 2 bdrm. furn." W. Central Ave.. Mon. thru Fn.. 8:30 For Sale vided Skilled in Arts/Crafts Iceiamics. jewelry, siained glass), Basketball. A lun place to work and a lifelong 9/12 mo lease - slarts @ $500. Canoeing, Dance Unit, Polnie. Tap). Field Hockey. Coif. Gymnastics, am to noon & 2 pm to 4:30 pm. Re- 601 3rd 1 bdrm. (urn. learning experience awaits you at Horseback Riding/English Hunt Seat. Lacrosse, Photographer/Videographer. sume required EOE/AA. grad. students -12 mo lease beautiful YMCA Day Camp Ohiyesa Piano Accompanist. Office/Administration, Outdoor Adventure. 1985 Volvo DL wagon 5 spd In- 710 7th 2 bdrm. unfurn. (Highland, Ml) or YMCA Resident Ropes/Challenge Course. Sailing, Soccer, Softball. Swimming. Tennis. •■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•I cludes Sony CD. exceptionally ex- mature students - 12 mo lease. Camp Nissokone (Oscoda. Ml). Are Theatre. Volleyball. Water skiing. Windsurfing. Additional opportunities for cellent S3400 290-4243 Phone 352-3445 for more info. you creative, caring and enthusias- kitchen, cooks, maintenance, nurses. 2000 Toyota Echo 4 dr.. auto, air, tic? Do you enjoy working wilh chil- Apt. for rent or sublease. 2 bdrm . 0 pwr. steering, CD player & cassette dren in an active, outdoor setting close lo campus, nice. S475/mo. deck. 6 spkrs . metallic green exteri- Now hiring cabin counselors and ac- Call 352-5332 livity specialists lor aquatics, nature, or, gray interior 21K miles, mostly Management Inc. horseback, ans/crafts. drama/music, highway. S10.800 Call 354-3157 or Apt tor rent. 2 or 3 bdrms.. walking ropes course, climbing tower, and [email protected]. distance lo town & campus S630'mo plus util. Grad sfudenls SIGNING LEASES sailing Call (248) 887-4533 to '97 Suzuki Maurader 1900 mile, only with references. Call 352-1234. NOW schedule an on-campus interview mint condition. 800cc.. must sell. 2001/2002 Tennis Positions, all levels. S4500 00 obo. Call Chad 352-1294 Female subleasers needed for sum- CAMP VECA FOR CIRLS" Visit our website at www.campvega.com Northeast Summer Camps. HONDAS FROM S500! Police im- mer of 2001 4 bdrm brand new to complete an application and receive a camp video or call I -800- www.summercampemployment com pounds and tax repos' For listings 1- house on Third St Furnished. S220 a month plus utility May 15-August 8388342. or 1-800-443-6428 800-719-3001 ext4558 20 Call 372-4924 Mniiasreincnt Inc. It Houses for rent: All 12 month Come see us1 We will be on campus Wednesday. March 28th Ilillsduli- Apis. I0S2 Pairview, leases, tenants pay utilities, security Olscamp Hall Room 104 from lOamJpm. Drop-in interviews I Bcirm- & : lldimv Air condition/Dislivsasher deposit & parental guarantees encouraged, no appointment necessary. 734 Elm -Lg 3 BR. 2 bath. Garbage Disposal washcr/drvcr hook-up in 2 Bdrm The Toledo Blade Residuum CntK $800/mo . available August 18 2001 316 Ridge (Rear)-1 BR. $350 avail- Starts at S.'90-Call 35.1-5800 May 14 1999 I've long argued able May 15. 2001 < Phone 354-2854

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