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Diana's flowers Battle of Ohio cleared away □ The mountains of tributes left for Diana are being removed by volunteers and used for charity. f BOWLING #. The Associated Press GREEN
LONDON - Volunteers on Thursday began removing the vs. mountains of flowers left in Princess Diana's memory at St. James's Palace, carefully saving the poems, letters and children's OHIO drawings that declared a nation's grief for its dead princess. STATE ^^ "It is very moving lifting the flowers from where they were so lovingly placed. Everyone is picking them up so carefully be- cause they are the people's trib- Associated Press photo utes to the people's princess," said Maureen Ambridge, of the Two Women's Royal Volunteers Women's Royal Voluntary Ser- sort through flowers and other Kickoff: 1 30 p.m. vice. momentos at St. James' Palace in Television: none London Thursday. "There are an awful lot of very Radio: WBGU (88.1 FM): WFOB poignant messages on the cards. to Diana's Kensington Palace (1430-AM); WCWA (1470-AM). You get a glimpse of one or two home. The Line: OSU by 38. as you work." Each day, up to 40 volunteers According to authorities, about from the organization, plus Boy 10,000-15,000 tons of flowers Scouts and Girl Scouts, will help have been left at St. James's Pal- ■ A complete game gardeners from central London's ace, Kensington Palace and preview appears on royal parks dispose of the heaps Buckingham Palace in tribute to of dying flowers. Diana, who died in a car crash in pages 6-7 Paris on Aug. 31. Diana's body The letters, poems and draw- lay in a chapel at St. James's Pal- ings will be stored until her fami- ace until her funeral last Satur- ly decides what to do with them. day. St. James's Palace is the res- "This is going to be a very idence of Prince Charles, Diana's Rally to kick somber and melancholy job and I ex-husband. think every volunteer is moved Flowers that can be saved will and honored to be taking part," go to hospitals and retirement off OSU game said David Welch, chief execu- homes; the others will be turned tive of the royal parks, which in- The BC News cludes Kensington Gardens next • See FLOWERS, page four. They are calling it the "Battle of Ohio" and Falcon fans all over are ready to cheer on their home team. Association gives A pep rally is planned to kick off the festivities for the BGSU vs. Ohio State game at 8 p.m. today at the Columbus real-world advice Marriot North located in downtown Columbus. □ Campus group helps students how the real world runs, The clash between the two teams be- as well as which areas spark the gins at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. students with future ca- most interest to them. Freddie and Frieda Falcon will be reer issues. "We provide a little more traveling there today to begin the week- hands-on experience in getting to end event. The rally was planned as a By JAMIE BUDZICK know about things," said Heather way to involve University alumni with The BC News Giroux, AMA's vice president of current students. According to Nancy professional development. Ellis, assistant director of alumni af- Venturing out into the real fairs, the atmosphere promises to be fes- world leaves most students with That hands-on experience tive with dancing, food and of course, the feelings of uncertainty. comes through a variety of activ- mascots. How to dress, write good re- ities and seminars that AMA has Reservations were accepted, and ad- sumes and make contacts are as- planned throughout each year. mission is permitted at the door for a $10 pects that are not always covered Members can attend seminars charge. In the classroom. around the U.S., including this Approximately 250 people are expect- The University's American year's national conference in ed to attend the rally. The event is co- Marketing Association may be Dallas, as well as attend four what some near-graduates are formal meetings at the Universi- • See RALLY, page seven. looking for. ty throughout the school year. At The AMA is a professional or- these gatherings they can meet University cheerleaders Jeremy Marshall ganization designed for people of professionals and students in the (left) and Ryan Salsgiver carry the Falcon all ages with an interest in some marketing field, listen to flag onto the field prior to last week's area of marketing. By putting speakers and possibly develop game against Miami. contacts. students into a business-like set- BG News Pholo by Jeremy Mania ting, the AMA attempts to show • See AMA, page four. BGSU receives candidate for public safety director
By SARAH BEDNARSKI viewing process. from there," Cashen said. curity officers, Cashen assures students □ Kevin Cashen visits that the campus police are certified law The BC News Cashen said if he is offered the job he During an open forum held Thursday the campus as a finalist hopes to continue the University * ?oals afternoon, Cashen answered questions enforcement officers. He said they have for the vacant position. The first of five finalists for Universi- in community policing. "Communication from various campus officials and stu- the same training and reponsibilities of ty director of public safety was on cam- is the key," Cashen said. "You have to not dents. city police officers. pus yesterday. only be a good speaker, but also a good Cashen said he believes physical fit- ness of an officer is a benefit. "They are sworn in just like city offi- listener." cers," Cashen said. "It is their responsi- "Not only is it good for you, but an offi- Kevin Cashen, executive officer for the Cashen said by talking with the Uni- bility to take care of [the community]." Norwalk, Ohio Police Department, spoke versity community, helpful solutions and cer needs [physical fitness] to perform with community and campus officials ideas surface. certain tasks," Cashen said. throughout the day as a part of the inter- "I would take the information and build Although often times regarded as se- • See CASHEN, page four. , — 1 : page two The BG News Friday, September 12, 1997
Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604
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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Plagiarism, cheating, and other great ideas We've all thought about stealing Ideas from others. For time someone stole his idea. discovered 'here in 1835. As kicked him with her high heel, It Maybe you have a paper to TOM MATHER example, when turning in a Without am . xtra babbling word of plentiful potatoes and their conflict was healed." write, or a proposal due paper that was written by on my part, here are a few of my spread, a fever swept the nation. heart murmur an odd tomorrow or you want to score before their funding gets cut. someone else, make sure their own definitions that begin in the A path was formed, and quickly sound produced by the heart. In points with a girl/guy you're It makes sense then that It name isn't on it. letter "h." because that's the thereafter was known only as many cases caused by deformed Interested In. At some time or wasn't until I entered a place of Never let the person know original kind of guy I am. "The Idaho Trail." valves. another in our lives, we've at high stress (college) that I you're stealing their Idea. This hard asset- an asset with a Unfortunately, In their "Shhhh." said the doctor least thought about stealing learned how to steal ideas. In will make it harder to steal Ideas value In and of Itself, (like a gold rush, these starch-starved as he placed the stethoscope someone else's Idea. college, they give you Ideas about from them In the future. If ring). Ex: "Most people liked Mike prospectors had failed to bring onto the patient. The room Let's face It. Ideas are how to steal ideas. possible, make sure the person and thought of him only as a any weapons. Slinging hash was quieted. "I can hear something, hard to come by. There's so I don't cheat on my tests. you are stealing your idea from friendly guy. but to everyone on their only form of protection, and but 1 can't quite make it out." much thinking Involved. And it But if 1 did. I'd probably take has been dead for at least 75 his Trlvlabowl team he was a they were quickly conquered by He turned to the mother. always seems to be under more notes in class. Before every years so that copyright Infringe- hard asset." the Silent Indian tribe, who "What is it? Is it a heart pressure. You don't see test I've ever taken, the profesor ment won't hold up In court. At haploid one of something, spoke softly but carried a big murmur?" someone casually walking tells all the guys to take off their the same time, don't try and single, uncomplicated. "Josie and stick. Since history Is written by "No. It's much worse. I'm down the street one day. hats, in case the answers are pass off Hamlet as your latest I used to argue constantly, so we the victor, these early prospec- afraid It's a slow hum." maybe stopping to buy a bagel, written under the brims. I.D.s play. broke up and lived haploid ever tors were portrayed by the "Is there anything that can and suddenly they blurt out. are often checked to make sure To demonstrate what one after." Indians as a bunch of pagan be done?" "That's It. That's how we can that you are the person who Is can accomplish using someone hsshillnger Quickly warmongers. 'Do you have a Hanson cure cancer. I can't believe I supposed to be taking the test. else's idea, today I have stolen a forgotten and Intentionally left Later, U.S. troops con- CD?" didn't think of it before. But Professors hand out the graded very good Idea from Ambrose out of the history books, these quered these Indians, and then ■Yes." seriously, rye bread? Who tests in class and demand them Blerce. were the real first "cowboys" of portrayed them in the same way. "Get rid of It Immediately." knew?"" back before the end of the hour A newspaper columnist In the Old West. Long before the The damage to the image of the "And this will get rid of the No. the advancements so that no one can make copies the early 19th century. Blerce California Gold Rush, these brave great western hashslinger was slow hum?" towards the prevention and for the next semester's classes. hit upon the Idea of writing his and fearless souls first discovered irreparable, and the attention of "No. But that's one less cure of cancer are made by Every time I hear one of own definitions to words people potatoes while panning for gold the media quickly turned to a Hanson CD." (Let's Just hope that no one people who spend the majority these in class. I can't help but may already know. These near what Is now known as Boise. wonderful new breed of rugged of their lives studying and say to myself. "You know, that's definitions were later compiled The northwest Indians had long individual that had tamed the copies their hair.) breathing in toxic fumes, a really good idea!" In The Devils Dictionary". talked of a mythical "River of wild cow. people whose main goal In life There are several important Since Blerce has been dead now Potatoes," and this had drawn a heal- to bring together, to Tom Mather is a columnist for is to make some tiny discovery points to remember when for approximately 75 years. It is small stream of prospectors for resolve a situation. "When he the News. Comments can be sent to years, until the first potato was told his girlfriend to heel, she [email protected].
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Thanks Black Swamp volunteers The volunteer committee of the Black Swamp Arts Festival thanks the scores of volunteers and many Univer- sity groups and individuals that made the smooth running of the festival possible. We are so happy that the Univer- sity community works in tandem with the local communi- ties In making the festival a success. Youth Art alone used 200 volunteers. The Dance Marathon organization at BGSU signed up dozens of students who were a delight to work with. They asked to help and came through like troopers In their bright yellow shirts. Art students of Karen Kakas helped with everything from a roving dragon to face painting. Some organizations have become specialists and we hope they return each year. The festival is very grateful to the Phi Sigma Kappas, conveniently located on South Prospect, for their help with clean up and overnight security. The Graduate Student Senate again signed up late night volunteers to help out in the Beer Garden and food court as we aging "townles" were running out of steam. All In all. volunteers again filled nearly 500 slots. As one of the artists remarked. "The volunteer level for such a small town is phenomenal.'' We are glad that the Univer- sity is part of our town and thank the many University- based volunteers.
Frances Brent Jennifer Buskey Cochalrs, volunteer committee Black Swamp Arts Festival From cradle to grave, the Man sticks it to us teddy bear was put together by "We learned too much at Green, the MAN comes Into our Seriously, what right other assorted bureaucrats. We have all heard about someone looking to school I Now we can't help but lives more than we would like. does anyone have to tow another BRANDON WRAY make a buck. Even the music see I That the future that You go to the bursar to find out person's car? I can understand if subliminal messages that say "buy more popcorn" or "Judas we listen to and hold as sacred you've got mapped out / Is that your financial aid has once it was in a fire lane or a handi- called the is brought to us by people who nothing much to shout about." again been lost In the computer capped spot but I was simply in Priest Is God". These are funny tales that "Hard Copy" delights in College of are trying to get rich on some- -Pulp. "Mis-Shapes" system or that your schedule is a lot where any student should Exploitation. body else's talent. If the world We all share a common cancelled because you failed to have the right to park In. showing you. The MAN'S real influence in offering courses was Not run by the MAN out enemy. It's a nameless, hit the pound sign on the Star- In How To looking for money would we ever faceless entity that cannot be 90 when you registered six So. my car's gone and I have much more subtle and frighten- ing. Who starts the "Must See TV Screw Your see such crap as the Spice Girls killed by conventional means. months ago. to call some local tower to get Neighbor and or Hootle and the Blowflsh? my car back. I walk about two ad campaign? People who want We may not be named John I know for a fact that Make Them Escaping from the MAN Is Shaft but that doesn't mean although I am supposed to miles to get my car and then your money and could care less If their programming Is actually Think They Got impossible, but resistance Is a that we don't fight the MAN graduate In May. 1 will get a have to pay $50 to get it back. a Good Deal. must If you want to have any each and every day. lelter from the MAN In saying For a college student, that Is worth anything. Everyone Is trying to sell you something and These don't Individual Identity. As respon- Everyday, each one of us that because I forgot to attend a like two days work. I'm telling make or create sible educated people, we have deals with him directly or one Welcome Week session during my you. towing cars is car theft, they create the Idea that It Is cool and that you need to buy it to fit anything, they simply market to navigate carefully through of his evil henchmen. He's like freshman year that my enUre pure and simple. Yet another other people's work. It's the art of this world dominated by the Santa Claus In the fact that he college career has been Invalid. example of the MAN trying to In. We re all Just victims waiting for doing nothing. MAN. We also must promise to has people who dress exactly The MAN makes car theft stick It to us. Everything about our lives Is ourselves that we will not legal. Okay. I park my car In the On a more serious note the the MAN to try to take advantage like him and act like they are of us. Unfortunately, a lot of dominated by the MAN since become one of his co- the true MAN. same spot when I go to work the MAN controls us In more ways birth. From the cradle to the conspirators. than we would like to admit. The fellow students are training to be In order to be the true entire summer without a prob- grave, from womb to tomb, we are Brandon Wray is the city editor of lem. The town is empty no one's MAN controls much of what we the MAN. People here are ob- MAN one must enjoy picking sessed with getting a Job and programmed by people who want The BG News and an occasional on your average person going to park there anyway. see and observe. Many of the our money or our vote and care ranter and raver on this page. Com- choices we think we make freely making money with no regard as enjoying an average day who's School starts, I leave work on nothing about who we are. ments, questions and exclamations can a rainy Tuesday night around are actually greatly Influenced to how they do It. minding their own business. A college of business could be Things as Innocent as a child's be sent to wbneil@bgnet. In the world of Bowling 10. My car. my property, is gone. by corporations, politicians, and u I •Friday. September 12. 1997 The BG News page 3
FACT: Nearly 5,000 fans from BC are expected to attend the football game at OSU.
FICTION: Beating the spread is the last thing on THREE everybody's mind.
PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: UPCOMING EVENTS Today's Question: "What do you think of this weekend's BG-OSUgame?" Friday, 9/12/97 It* Dance Marathon Kick-Off (Noon - 6:30 p.m.) Union Mall. This event is to kick off the year and get everyone involved for the 1998 Dance Mara- thon and show support for termi- nally ill children in Northwestern Ohio. Kick-Off for Dance Marathon includes: Thon information and w^^B ) applications, selling t-shirts, showing Sarah Molnar Matt Howiii.iiir Arahn Hawkins Katie Spacek Thon video, families talking, possible Senior Senior Sophmore Sophomore food and band at 4:30 (band is Flving Child & Family DIpmt. MIS Computer Science Accounting Blind).
"It's disappointing that "I think it sucks "Frankly, I don't give a "I think they've got "I think we're going to Women's Cross Country this is the first time the because BG is going to damn." their hands full, but I get crushed, but I really hosts Ball State, Western Michigan (5 p.m.) OSU game hasn't been lose and my brother don't think it's going to want to go cause it will Bowling Green, Ohio. televised since, like, goes to OSU and I'll be a blowout." be fun." Prediction: 43- '92." never hear the end of 28 OSU Barbara Bailey Hutchison it." in concert (7 p.m.) Ballroom. Sponsored by UAO Falcon Pep Rally (8 pm -11 OHIO Weather TODAY'S p.m.) QUOTE OF Columbus Marriott North, 6500 Friday, Sept. 12 Doubletree Ave.. The Columbus Accuweather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures THE DAY alumni chapter and Falcon Club invite all alumni, members and MICH "I think one thing we can match is their friends to this Friday evening pep rally. There will be door prizes, enthusiasm and their effort. Those are music, BGSU merchandise on sale, an appearance by Freddie and Frieda things we have direct control over. Falcon and the BGSU cheerleaders plus wings, hot dogs, popcorn, There's been history to prove that a lot pretzels, peanuts, Cracker Jack and soda. Cost is $10/person. Contact the of different things can happen if you go alumni office at (419) 372-2701 for in contests like that." more information. Gary Blackney Inventing the Abbotts (8 p.m. and il p.m.) BG football coach Ill Olscamp Hall. Shown at 8 pm and 11 pm on Friday and Saturday. Admission is $2. Sponsored by the FRIDAY FILM University Activities Organization. For more information call 372-7164.
Dance (8 p.m. - Midnight) Eppler South Gymnasium. Stepping Across Difference, a cultural diversity experience, featuring the Ark Band (reggae). FREE. Contact: 2- 2682
Dunking Booth (11:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.) Between Ed. Building and Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Moseley Hall. Sponsored by BGSU United Way Campaign Committee. Saturday, 9/13/97
Football at Ohio State (1:30 p.m.) Columbus, Ohio. For the second time in six years, the Falcons will TODAY'S play the Buckeyes. BG dropped a WEATHER hard-fought 17-6 decision at Ohio Stadium in 1992.
BGSU Men's Soccer vs. Today Dayton (3 p.m.) Mickey Cochrane Field (Bowling Hazy. High: 71. Low: 54. Green, Ohio). This match was to have Here is the only guy in town — besides Scott Brown ~ who actu- been part of the 12th BGSU Soccer ally believes BG will beat Ohio State. Classic.
|ust like most homework excuses. FRIDAY FILM is not intended to be taken seriously. H*ve a good weekend. Saturday.. The calendar ofetvnts is a service of The BG News for the community. Events Sunny. High: 79. Low: 54. PACE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at the University. We at The BG News consider it an offbeat page where we taking place on Saturday and Sunday can try to offer something for everybody. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of our staff. Have a nice day. he found on the University web page.
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FLOWERS Around Bowling Green because everyone who wants a Continued from page one. copy should be able to get one in Blotter into an estimated 1,000 tons of the coming weeks," a spokesman Jury hung in Utley trial compost. for Mercury Records said. A complaint of a bat In a house was reported to police As the cleanup operation con- All profits will go to a memor- After nearly four hours of dellbration, the 12 member jury for Monday night. The woman asked for police assistance and It tinued, Diana's brother, Charles, ial fund in the princess's name, Desmond Utley hung yesterday evening. Court began early in was released from the house. the 9th Earl Spencer, met with and the government has said it the morning with final arguments ending at 2 p.m. The jury then Treasury chief Gordon Brown to will contribute the sales tax. received the case. A man lost his three-month-old black dog Sunday night. discuss a lasting memorial to the A videotape of the funeral also At 6 p.m. last night the jury was called into the courtroom and Police located the dog and returned It. princess. Spencer told reporters is being produced for distribu- announced they were unable to reach a verdict. afterward that no decisions had tion. According to Judge Gale Williamson, a new trial will be set. been made. "We didn't do that tonight, but one will be set," Williamson Outside of Wal-Mart Sunday, three kids were playing on "That is a starting point, en- said. the pay phone In front of the store. The manager said It was News reports also said record couraging the charitable giving an ongoing problem. shops have already ordered 1.5 that is taking place at the mo- Repaving project set for Stadium Drive million copies of Elton John's re- ment," Brown said. A man called police to report a woman was lying near his vision of his hit single "Candle in Stadium Drive and Loop Drive - the two access points to Perry the Wind," which he performed Also Thursday, the half-sister car unconscious. Police arrived and saw that It was a man. Stadium and BG's athletic department offices ~ are set for a re- at Diana's funeral. of the late Dodi Fayed, killed paving project beginning today. not a woman, and he was walking around. The man was on Because of the short notice, along with Diana in the car crash, his way from the bars and got sick Loop Drive begins at the Information Booth on the east end of manufacturers have pressed said the princess loved Fayed for campus and runs behind Perry Stadium where it hooks into Sta- only 250,000 copies so far. "We his generosity, manliness and dium Drive. Stadium Drive runs from the stadium to Mercer A suspicious vehicle was parked outside Taco Bell Satur- are asking people to be patient, kindness. Road. day night. The couple In the car told police they were waiting One of the streets will remain open for access to the stadium. for a friend. Weather permitting, the project should be completed by CASHEN Thursday. A woman called police and complained that a clothesline was against her car. She said there was little damage. Continued from page one. Cashen is a graduate of The PED problems being solved Ohio State University and The Having a positive relationship University of Alabama He has Students living in residence halls requiring PED access should A helicopter was frying over the football field Saturday and with the Bowling Green Police experience in criminal in- not be alarmed if they are denied access to their building. a spectator complained she couldn't hear. Department is important, Cashen vestigations, budgeting, and Parts of the PED system went down following an electrical said. supervising personnel. storm a few weeks ago. Remains of the problem are still affect- An Intoxicated man put gas in his car Saturday morning He explained that working Cashen is a member of the In- ing a small portion of students now, according to Wayne Colvin, and was arrested by police. closely with surrounding agen- ternational Association Chiefs ol associate director of facilities. cies allows for better relations Police and an Ohio Association Students experiencing problems should report them to the Six kids were smoking marijuana Saturday evening and between campus and city offi- front desk of their building or to the hall director to receive a re- Chiefs of Police member. He is placement PED until the system is completely fixed. were arrested for drug abuse. cers as well as the University and also the leader of a child abuse Approximately 5,000 people use the PED system on campus, the city. task force. including faculty, staff and students. An underage student was standing at the comer of Clough and Manvllle with a beer can In his hand. Police arrested him AMA for underage drinking. Continued from page one. BW-3, the group stresses the im- work together in groups. tacts and that's going to help me portance of getting to know fac- Last year they even had a fash- for what I want to do in the fu- A complaint was called In that five Juveniles knocked over "A lot of people have gotten in- ulty as well as the other market- ion show in which the models ture, and I think it's just amaz- mailboxes while walking Sunday morning. Police dldnt see ternships from it, because you ing students outside of the class- were dressed in business attire, ing." any of the supposed postal service abusers. meet a lot of job contacts," said room environment. showing the appropriate fashions Students wishing to find out Michelle Pavelich, AMA's presi- "It's a great way to get to know that can be worn in a professional more on the AMA are encour- A woman complained her screen door was ripped off, but dent. the professors, and you kind of setting. aged to attend an informational no one was Inside. "You get to meet people from break the barrier of wanting to "I would say the opportunities meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 17 other schools that are into the go talk to them," said Giroux. that I got through AMA have in BA 116. From 5-5:30 p.m., the Someone reported a woman passed out by Burger King same thing," said Giroux. "It gets "You get to know people in your been tremendous," said Pavelich, meeting will be informal with Sunday night. Police didn't find the woman, only five people you looking toward I the real classes and that helps." who credits the AMA for her cur- pizza and professors on hand. eating. world." rent internship at Marathon Oil The informational part will take Aside from rubbing elbows The AMA is also involved in Company. place from 5:30-6 p.m. and there A woman complained eight people were Jumping on her with the marketing "bigwigs," other activities throughout the will be a repeat of that meeting trampoline. She told police they dldnt have any clothes on. AMA strives to accomodate stu- year. Splitting into specialized "I want to be a salesperson and from 6-*:30 in the same room. Police didn't find the naked Jumpers. dents' needs on campus. committees, such as advertising I get to talk to these professional "It doesn't matter what major or sports management, they people and I have to sell AMA to you are, you can learn how the work on different projects that them, to make them want to come A woman called police because a lawn chair was moved to Through a variety of planned professional world works," said social nights at places like Chi promote all aspects of AMA and and talk to us," said Giroux. Giroux. "Business involves eve- her open bedroom window. She wanted extra patrol. Chi's, Campus Pollyeyes and give the students a chance to "Meeting all these people is con- rything." A woman lost her husband while she was In a store. She told police he was sitting In their car. Police found him sitting under a tree. .«» m> <*» •» <• m>
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Sentiments from the Sidelines Jason Men's soccer kicks into McMAHON BG News home opener Saturday Assistant Sports Editor Runners, not a The 3-1 Falcons take on Dayton Saturday. skiers, want By JIM TOCCO your backing The BG News Friday at five - what a wonder- BG men's soccer head coach ful time of the week. Mel Mahler thinks his team "isn't The work whistle blows, class- playing the best soccer." es are done, the weekend official- "On a scale of one to 10, we're ly begins - and the gun is fired playing about a five or six," he for the Bowling Green women's cross country meet, one of only said. two home meets in the year. He says this despite BG's 3-1 Missy Lyne is in her fourth record, despite winning both of year with Falcon cross country, its tournaments, and despite yet I was stunned when she told holding the 23rd national rank- BC Newt Photo by Tod McCloikcy me people associate her more ing. Kerry McKee dribbles past a downed defender. often with words like slalom BG has an opportunity to beef rather than endurance. up against the Dayton Flyers "Most people don't even know tomorrow at 3 p.m. in its first what cross country is. They think we're skiing or something," Lyne home match. Dayton had been Falcons to take said. "People have asked me scheduled as BG's first game in 'How do you ski when there's no the BGSU Soccer Classic, which snow?'" was cancelled due to the lack of a Lyne and her teammates don't fourth team. on Indiana, NIU ski; they run. 5,000 meters at a The Falcons trounced Dayton time, and most of them do it 8-1 last year at Cochrane Field. □ BG faces the Hoo- omens under 20 minutes consistently - "That wasn't a fair assessment whether in rain, shine or snow. of Dayton's program, though," siers this evening and Soccer ^ It takes something special to be Mahler said. "We were riding a the Huskies Sunday. a cross country runner. Some- high, probably playing the best thing much more than talent - • WHAT: t cross country takes an enor- soccer we've ever played here, and it was their last game of the By JIM TOCCO Women's soccer vs. Indi- mous amount of heart. ana, Northern Illinois I'm not suggesting it doesn't year ... it was just a case of two The BG News take heart to succeed in football, teams going in the opposite • WHEN: tennis, lacrosse or any other direction," The women's soccer team Fri., 7 p.m. at Indiana sport. But it's so much more evi- Bowling Green is 13-0-1 in its faces yet another challenge Sun., noon vs. NIU dent in cross country. last 14 matches at Cochrane today in the form of national • WHERE: What is also very clear is the Field, dating back to the 1995 power Indiana, but that chal- Fri., Armstrong Stadium, difference a crowd can make. No season. lenge pales In comparison to runner will ever tell you that a Bloomington, Ind. But keep in mind that Mahler the monster on the horizon. Sun., Cochrane Field cheering audience has an adverse says BG is playing "about a five That looming shadow is the effect on her performance. BGtil. P«CWBNcwi Photoi-noio byoy Todi oo McCloikcyftlcl lonkc > or six." So he says that he and his Despite the tournament's cancellation, BG still faces Dayton Saturday. Mid-American Conference ing (match) because of their Instead, she'll tell you that the matchup with Toledo the day support offered via yells, team are confident entering the schedule, approaching faster screams and just general pres- match; however, he admits there controlling," he said. "A number Bowling Green leads the life- than a freight train. before. We're hoping those ence can make all the difference are some things that need work. of times, we've actually helped time series against the Flyers by Beginning Sunday, the two teams just kill each in the world. "We have to do a better job of the other team's counter-attack." a 14-6 tally. women launch into a stretch in other." It is a big help. But there are all Last weekend, BG won the which six of seven opponents Toledo's results have been sorts of reasons why cross coun Memphis Soccer Classic, topping are MAC schools. The trek be- Impressive thus far, as the try Is not a spectator sport: the Meet the hosts 5-0 in the first match. gins with Northern Illinois, Rockets have shot out of the course is too spread out, all they Athlete And even though Memphis went the MAC team with the most starting gate for a 4-0 record. do is run, the runners can't hear on to beat 11th-ranked Portland NCAA experience and also the Toledo has shut out its oppo- you anyway, etc. in their second tournament team selected to win the MAC. nents, outscorlng them a total Hogwash. Every last one of Ricky Schneider • Football game, Mahler says the team of 9-0. However, Piccirillo them. Northern Illinois currently "came out flat" in the first 30-40 holds a 2-1-1 record, after says Toledo hasn't had any Yes, the course is spread out. It quality opponents. "They're has to be for the sake of the run- Pull name minutes of the game. obliterating Kent 11-0 last ners' sanity. But BG has what Richard Landon Schneider • See OPENER, page eight. weekend. The Huskies held a 4-0, but they beat a Canadian team, they beat Buffalo .... I Lyne called a "user-friendly Year in school 68-6 lead in shots in that course." From "The Hill" on the don't think they've really had Sophomore/Redshlrt Fr. match. golf course, virtually the entire "They're sitting on top of results that have made people race can be seen ~ "a great place Major frMen's "^ the MAC standings right now worry and take notice," he for spectators to just yell their Business ^Soccer ^4 which really doesn't mean said. hearts out," Lyne said. Nicknames much, seeing as they played Piccirillo said that Northern That hill is also where Lyne Illinois asked to have the game Rickey Kent," said BG head coach said fans can offer the most sup- •WHAT: bumped back, but he couldnt port and have the most impact on Birthdate TomPiccirillo. Men's soccer vs. Dayton The day before that match, accomodate because of the the race. 3-11-78 now-defunct men's BGSU "Especially on the hill because •WHEN: Northern Illinois takes on Hometown Toledo, which Piccirillo hopes Soccer Classic. we go up that twice," she said. "If Saturday, 3 p.m. you get people yelling for you to Amherst will work to BG's advantage. • WHERE: get up that hill, it helps a lot." High School "It's going to be an interest- • See MONSTER, page eight. Yes, all they do is run. That's Cochrane Field the whole beauty of the sport. Amherst Steele And there's nothing more thrill- Career Highlights ing than a runner's desperate, Was a first-team Division II all-state selection as a last-ditch effort to move up a place before crossing the line. senior completing 83-of-130 passes (63.8%) And yes, the runners can hear Who is your favorite Smurf? you. It may not seem that way Hefty Smurf when they pass by in a flash. But Women's Health Fair What is your favorite color M * M? they acknowledge your support Wednesday, September 24th by reaching deeper within them- Green selves, pushing themselves that What should fans know about you? 11:00-3:30 pm little bit more. "It's only 20 minutes," Lyne I like to read said. "They're exciting -1 think What is the stupidest thing you ever did? Where: In front of Union they are." Where do I begin? They are. Friday at five - be (weather permitting) there, and be loud. If raining: First floor of Mac North Breezeway Fall Plant Sale In Progress!! 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BATTLE OF OHIO: BG-OSU PREVIEW The bigger they are...
□ The Falcons are play- conference race. Really, this is a game just to play the best we can ing to win, but they rea- and win some respect." Hangin' with lize the true importance Kespect hasn't been shown by of the Ohio State game. the oddsmakers: the Buckeyes, the Big Boys the No. 9 team in the country In BG coach Gary Blackney's seven-year coming off last year's Rose Bowl tenure, the Falcons have been a respect- By SCOTT BROWN victory, are 38-point favorites. The BG News able 4-6 against their "major" non- That doesn't mean much in the tf conference opponents. eyes of the Falcons, who have Bowling Green needs nothing matched up well with "major" 1991 at West Virginia L 17-24 Average margin short of a miracle Saturday to in thsM gam**: non-conference opponents dur- 1992 al Ohio State L 6-17 beat Ohio State. ing coach Gary Blackncy's sev- - 4.8 points at Wisconsin L 18-39 But the members of the Falcon en-year tenure (see related Breakdown by team weren't talking about mira- graphic). EAST CAROLINA W 44-34 conference: cles this week. They were instead "I think it's exciting for the 1993 at Virginia Tech L 16-33 Big Ten - 0-2 talking about improving from players," said Blackney, who was 1994 at N.C. State L 15-20 Big East - 2-2 last week's win over Miami. Indpnt. -1-0 an assistant coach under Cooper at Missouri W 17-10 1995 Big 12-1-0 Whatever happens Saturday at at Ohio State from 1984-90. "I at Temple W 37-31 think it makes it exciting for ACC - 0-1 Ohio Stadium (1:30 p.m., at Alabama L 7-21 SEC - 0-1 WBGU-FM), the Falcons realize their families. For a lot of them, 1996 that this game - albeit against it will be the only time they are TEMPLE W 20-16 one of college football's premier ever in the Horseshoe." Source BGSl Sports Information BG News Gt programs in one of its most The game is a homecoming for sacred venues - is just another quarterback Bob Niemet, who speedbump before another key grew up in Columbus while at- conference game next week at tending Beechcroft High School. "I think as a team, the game Akron. A large group of family and doesn't mean much other than Saturday, friends plan to attend the game. another chance to get better. Win however, does "I get to go home and play in provide many front of a lot of friends and fami- or lose, it doesn't help us in the Ohio-bom Fal- ly," Niemet said. "Growing up all conference race. Really, this is a cons a chance my life in Columbus, I heard eve- game just to play the best we can to fulfill a life- rything about the Horseshoe and long dream of playing there. It's going to be a and win some respect." playing on the real treat." Buckeyes' Kuck field. Niemet was in a diminutive John Kuck Blackney minority while growing up, "Individua- however - he considered himself Falcon center and co-captain lly, each person will say it means more a Michigan fan than an a lot to them," said senior John Ohio State fan in high school. Kuck, who used to attend OSU He isn't the only player from team," O'Neill said. "In that as- bother?' But when you're in that games with his family. "What a Ohio on the roster who prefers pect, it's a big game." situation, you just have to worry great place to play. A storied his- the Wolverines, either. As for being a decided under- about the immediate family - the tory, so many great names have "I bleed maize and blue," said dog, O'Neill isn't worried. Falcons. been through there. senior linebacker Kevin O'Neill, "I look at some of the games "We can't get concerned. No- "I think as a team, the game who was born in Michigan before last weekend or even when Ohio body expects us to win or play doesn't mean much other than moving to Ohio. State plays other teams like well. I think that helps fuel some another chance to get better. Win "Ohio State is something like a Wyoming ... it's like 'no way,'" of the fire sometimes. You just or lose, it doesn't help us in the dream for a lot of the kids on this O'Neill said. '"Why would they want to play your best." OSU has great depth, talent are to the Boilermakers. □ On paper, the Buck- Florida is coming off an 82-6 eyes have a decided ad- "We have great respect for gutting of MAC foe Central Mich- vantage over Bowling everybody on our schedule. But igan last week- "We have great respect for Green. we don't fear anybody, either." everyone on our schedule," said Ohio State coach John Cooper. By SCOTT BROWN "But we don't fear anybody on it The BG News either." The Buckeyes are led by a On paper, it's frightening. John Cooper loaded offensive backfield. Quar- Ohio State is bigger, stronger Buckeye fcxnball coach Cooper terback Stanley Jackson is a and faster than Bowling Green at Randall Cunningham-type player nearly every position. The Buck- who can beat the opposition any eyes are ranked No. 9 in the na- their effort," BG coach Gary has already set a precedent number of ways. Buckeye quarterback tion and are coming off a No. 2 Blackney said. "Those are things against the Big Ten this year, He is complimented by Joe Germaine, another quarterback Stanley Jackson ranking and Rose Bowl victory a we have direct control over. with Toledo's big win over Pur- year ago. "There's been history to prove due last week. who is more of a traditional drop- ABtocLated PTTH Hie photo The potential for a Falcon roast that a lot of different things can But Ohio State is no Purdue. In back passer. The Falcons should Is there. happen if you go into contests fact, the Buckeyes are probably see plenty of both players Satur- "I think the one thing we can like that." closer to Florida -- the defending day. match is their enthusiasm and The Mid-American Conference national champion - than they • See TALENT, page seven. POUR GO FALCONS GO FALCONS GO FALCONS
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BATTLE OF OHIO: BG-OSU PREVIEW Bowling Green will win - really So what if the Buckeyes are much better team than the past says they won't - some of the 38-point favorites? Ohio State is Scott couple of years. OSU, meanwhile, Buckeyes might be looking past ranked No. 9 in the country - but has probably lost a little step the Falcons. m f Starting: who cares? BROWN from last year's No. 2-ranked Bowling Green will still beat BG News Rose Bowl championship team. ■ The Falcons have the emo- *X# Line-up" 'em. Really. There was only one poor sap I tional edge - and have nothing to ^^^^^. How the Falcons and As a connoisseur of fine news- Editor could possibly stick that assign- lose. OSU has everything to lose. Buckeyes mMch up papers across the country, 1 try to ment on: myself. After all, I've check out The Detroit News as been covering this football team Unlike myself, Bowling Green OFFENSE often as I can. has approached this game the for three years now. right way. Instead of being brash #79 Rob Fehrman LT Tyson Walter #77 One of the neatest things I've BG-OSU preview package, I And besides, it was my bird- 6-7. 270 lbs . freshman 6-5, 305 lbs . Ireshman ever seen in that newspaper was thought of The Detroit News. // and cocky, the Falcons enter the brained idea. game with a quiet confidence. #73 Mark Kautzman LG Rob Murphy #56 its Super Bowl preview last year. they can do it, why can't we? Here are a few certainties sur- 6-4.290 lbs., sophomore 6-5,300 lbs. sophomore One of the neat things they do is Of course, there's a problem rounding this game: They're playing to win - they have two of their columnists pick with that: someone on our staff #58 John Kuck C Eric Gohlstln #50 ■ Bowling Green will not beat always do - but if they improve 6-4. 275 lbs , senior 6-3, 305 lbs . senior sides of the Super Bowl and write was going to have to pick Bowling itself. The Falcons haven't done on last week, regardless of the a column about how their respec- Green to win. that in coach Gary Blackney's final score, they will be happy 66 Sam Hemke RG Ben Gilbert #64 tive team is going to win. Ouch. seven years, and it won't start with themselves. And deservedly 6-3.290 lbs . senior 6-5,295 lbs , sophomore You ask, what have I been Granted, the Falcons were Saturday - even if the OSU de- so, too, because the Akron game #62 Chad McCarthy RT Brooks Burris #67 smoking? How can I pick Bowl- pretty damn bad the past couple fense is among the best that a BG next week is bigger for the Fal- 6-4, 275 lbs., sophomore 6-6,295 lbs , junior ing Green, that upstart team we of years. In any of those years - team has ever lined up against. cons in the grand scheme of the #88 Tony Holcomb TE John Lumpkin #85 all know and love from the Mid- especially with as good as Ohio ■ Ohio State won't have its MAC race. 6-4, 260 lbs. junior 6-8.260 lbs . |unkx American Conference, to defeat State has been - there would be "A" game together. The Buck- #12 Bob Niemet QB Stanley Jackson #8 the vaunted Buckeyes? no way BG could win. eyes are still a young team, and it The Falcons have what it takes 6-2. 200 lbs , |unlor 6-1, 203 lbs senior In the hallowed Horseshoe, no That score would be Flori- will take a few more games be- to win this game - and here is less? #2 Adam Lige FB Matt Keller #23 da-CMU-esque. fore they begin to gel. saying they're going to do it: 5-11. 235 lbs junior 6-0.230 lbs . sophomore Read on, and you'll understand. But these are different BG and Besides, one gets the feeling - Bowling Green 19, Ohio State 17. When I was contemplating our OSU teams. The Falcons are a as much as coach John Cooper Really? #20 Robbie Hollis TB Pepe Pearson #29 5-7. 205 lbs , |unior 5-10.206 lbs . senior #24 Damron Hamilton .. WR Dee Miller #15 5-11. 165 lbs . senior 6-1,190 lbs . junior #3 Terry Loville WR David Boston #9 Are you kidding? OSU rolls 5-7. 170 lbs , senior 6-3,205 lbs , sophomore Let's be honest with ourselves scary. Just think about it - you're a DEFENSE here. Tod I don't need to tell you that Falcon football player, used to #8 Letoskey Carey DL Clinton Wayne #90 As the Falcons prepare to take f*% OSU's offensive line significantly playing MAC schools and occa- 6-3. 245 lbs , lunior 6-3. 240 lbs , Ireshman on OSU Saturday, does anyone ^Vi McCLOSKEY outweighs the BG line. You don't sionally a pretty good non- #96 Gardner Howard DL Winfield Garnett #68 really believe the Falcons can want to know how strong and fast conference team (like Alabama 6-3. 290 lbs., senior 6-6. 305 rbs senior pull this one out? BG News OSU's receivers are. last year), but tommorrow you're Well let's just say that most v Sportswriter The level of competition be- going up against a team that you #45 Dan King DL Jim Bell #95 Falcon fans aren't putting their Sr tween the two schools is enor- watched - and maybe rooted for 6-1. 295 lbs . junior 6-5,270 lbs., senior money on it. At least not straight mous. If OSU had beaten Michi- - on national television on New #46 Kinta Mitchell DL Matt LaVrar up without some points - like 38, BG either, at least not this year. gan last year, they could have Year's Day. 6-1.230lbs. sophomore 6-3,220lbs. sophomore maybe. Not after half-heartedly beating surpassed Florida and been #5 Todd Bush LB Kevin Johnson #52 Now, I am usually a very opti- Wyoming in their home opener. national champions. Just for comparison, think 6-0. 250 lbs., senior 6-2. 230 lbs , senior mistic person about games, but OSU wants this victory to be about this. Both the Gators and the Buck- BG home games usually see #30 Kevin O'Neill LB. Andy Katzenmoyer #45 let's be a little realistic here. swift and sweet. eyes did lose players to gradua- 6-2. 240 lbs.. senior 6-4.260 lbs, sophomore We are not talking about Lou- Remember as BG just wants to tion, but Florida managed to whip around 20,000 people, with a little bit of noise, but not too distract- #32 Joe O'Neill LB Jerry Rudzinsky #35 isiana Tech or Miami of Ohio win games, OSU is more focused Central Michigan 82-6 last week. 6-2, 215 lbs .sophomore 6-1.220 lbs, |unior here. This is "The Ohio State on not just winning, but winning Again though, BG fans will say ing for the players. University," defending Rose by a wide margin to help hold or that any team (like the Falcons) Saturday, you enter the Horse- #23 Chioke Bradley CB.... Antoine Winf ield #11 Bowl champions. move up on that No. 9 national can beat any given team (like the shoe feeling good and ready to go. 5-10. 195 lbs , senior 5-9. 180 lbs . lunior Many diehard Falcon fans may ranking. Buckeyes) on any Saturday As you look up, waves of scarlet #17 Junior Williams CB Gary Berry #1 still say so what - a game is a The Buckeyes have also had a afternoon. and gray flood your eyes as far as 5 9. 165 lbs . |unior 6-0.205 lbs , sophomore game that still has to be played. week off to get healthy and to Wishful thinking. you can see, 95,000 screaming #26 Chad Long CB Damon Moore #13 I agree. Toledo beat Purdue find a way to get motivated. They OSU will beat BG Saturday, but OSU fans fill your ears - and 6-0. 180 lbs , Ireshman 5-11,200 lbs . lunior last week, a Mid-American school are looking to polish off all their not for the reasons you think they you're telling me that won't be #22 Tom Gabram CB.... Ahmed Plummer #19 over a Big Ten school. But OSU is non-conference foes before head- will. distracting to the BG football 5-6, 165 lbs , senior 6-0.190 lbs., sophomore just a little bit stronger than Pur- ing into Big Ten play. The Buckeyes may have a players? due, i.e. last year's 42-14 whop- Putting aside the fact BG is physical advantage over the Fal- Sure. ping of the Boilermakers. playing OSU, just looking at dif- cons, but it is their mental advan- Tod's Pick: Ohio State 42, Bowl- SPECIALISTS Don't expect OSU to overlook ference in size and speed is tage that will win them the game. ing Green 10. #16 Andy Pollock P .. Brent Bartholomew #41 6-2,190 lbs . lunior 6-2, 205 lbs, junior #11 Jason Strasser PK Dan Stultz #47 6-2. 175 lbs , sophomore 6-0. 195 lbs . Ireshman
TALENT BO Nm~OrHl«c By SWNnaScnnH Continued from page six. against Miami. "He's from Planet X," Blaek- noise pumped up for practice this BG senior linebacker Brian ney said of the 6-4, 260-lb. line- week, but emulating the atmos- That doesn't take into account Manns, who missed the Miami backer. "He's outstanding, a man phere inside Ohio State's hal- Directions to BG-OSU football the Buckeye tailbacks - Pepe game after suffering a concus- among boys. He's a difference- lowed Horseshoe Is impossible. Pearson and Michael Riley, who sion against Louisiana Tech, is maker." "It can be an Intimidating envi- Here are the directions BG fans will want to follow to get to the might be the best pair in college out for this game. BG has to muster some kind of ronment," Blackney said. "When Ohio State game Saturday: football. The Buckeye defense is formi- running game - which clicked I was an assistant coach down South on 75 to Findlay; take 15 East to 23 South; follow 23 South •They look real good," Falcon dable, particularly with all- rather well in the second half there, that environment was to the Columbus Outer Loop (270); go west on 270 to 315 South; defensive lineman Letoskey everything linebacker Andy Kat- against Miami - to have a chance worth 3-7 points before kickof f in follow 315 South to Lane Avenue and follow signs to stadium Carey said. "It's hard to key on zenmoyer ready to prey on the at the Buckeyes. With reserve favor of Ohio State." parking. one player so we'll have to go out Falcon offensive players. offensive lineman Eric Curl out Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. Travel time is estimated at a little with a broken bone in his foot, Blackney, the inside lineback- over two hours. there and just play ball." "I can't look over there and be BG fans are urged to leave as early as possible Saturday. If the Falcons are vulnerable at intimidated by Katzenmoyer," the BG line is extremely thin. ers coach his last three years in Columbus, remains good friends Gameday traffic in Columbus can be hectic and long delays are all, it's up front where two soph- BG quarterback Bob Niemet "Depth is a concern," senior with Cooper. possible as early as 11 a.m. along routes 23,270 and 315. omores and a freshman start. said. "I have to go about my center John Kuck said. "Sam The game is sold out. The Buckeyes gave up four sacks game plan, stay poised and make Hemke is a great player. That "I have great respect for coach in their season opener against the right decisions." doesn't concern me, him being in Blackney as a coach and a per- Wyoming, while the Falcons re- Blackney's sons have a nick- there. One more loss will really son," Cooper said. "He did a corded three sacks and nu- name for Katzenmoyer: "Katzen- hurt us, though." great job for me when he was merous more pressures Saturday monster." The Falcons had the crowd down here and I'm sure that he'll For complete have his team mentally and phys- ically ready to play. game coverage, RALLY "I just don't like playing Continued from page one. excitement of the game. According to Ellis, the tailgate against my friends, because check out A tailgate party will be held party and pep rally would nor- someone has to lose." Ryan Johnson contributed to sponsored by the Falcon Club. Saturday at 11 a.m. outside of the mally be combined. But, because Monday's paper this report. "I think It definitely helps the Drake Union in Columbus. the game is such a big event, the football players," Ellis said. sponsors opted for two separate "From the alumni standpoint, it The party will consist of a lun- functions. renews good feelings toward the cheon buffet, prize giveaways "I think any time you get a University." and an appearance by Freddie large group together to share in In addition to the pep rally, and Frieda. school spirit, it creates en- Listen to WBGU Falcon fans are also planning Tickets are $15 and about 650 thusiasm for the team," Ellis pre-game activities to raise the people are expected to attend. said. Sat. Sept. 13th FALCON FOOTBALL Pregame starts at 12:00 Falcons vs* Buckeyes Game Starts at 1:30! Sign up Live on WBGU e» beginning a$>y Right After the Game Monday 9/15 $/f Vs. "ON THE-UNE" SPORTS TALK SHOW
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Falcons waiting for MAC foes BASEBALL '■ ^STANDINGS
□ BG hosts two confer- American league rational league East Division East Division ence rivals in its first W 1. Pet GB W L Pet. GB home meet of the Baltimore 89 54 622 _ Atlanta 91 54 628 — New York 82 62 .569 7S Florida 84 60 sa 65 season. Boston 70 75 .483 20 New York 79 66 545 12 Detroit 70 75 .483 20 Montreal 73 72 .503 18 ^H Toronto 70 76 .479 20.5 Philadelphia SB 85 .406 32 By JASON McMAHON the preseason pick to win the Central Division Central Division W L Pet. CB W 1. IVt CB The BC News MAC, the Falcons surprised the Cleveland 76 65 .539 . Houston 73 72 503 - Bobcats and won the meet. Lyne Milwaukee 72 72 .500 55 Pittsburgh 70 76 .479 35 After a big victory last week- expects the success to carry Chicago 72 74 .493 6.5 St. Louis 67 78 .462 6 Minnesota 59 85 .410 ias Cincinnati 65 79 .451 75 end and a big invite looming next over. Kansas City 58 84 .408 185 Chicago 61 85 .418 12.5 weekend, It would be easy for the "I think we're all excited about West Division West Division Falcon women's cross country (today's) meet," Lyne said. W L Pet. GB W L Pet. CB team to look past today's meet Seattle 81 65 555 - Los Angeles 81 65 555 - "Coming off of last week's win, Anaheim 75 70 517 &s San Francisco 81 65 555 - against Ball State and Western we feel really good about that." Texas 68 78 .466 13 Colorado 74 72 507 7 Michigan. Today's race will be the first Oakland 60 87 .408 21.S San Diego 69 77 .473 12 But Bowling Green likes to do true 5,000-meter competition for Friday's Games Friday's Games things the hard way. N.Y. Yankees (Mendoza 5-6) at Baltimore Cincinnati (Remlinger 6-8 and Schourek BG. At the Relays, two athletes (Erickson 16-5), 7:35 p.m. 5-7) at Philadelphia (Stephenson 6-5 and The Falcons host the Cardinals were paired together and ran Boston (Suppan 6-2) at Milwaukee (D'Airt- Inter 9 15), 2,S.0Sp.m and Broncos in their first home alternating miles until 10,000 co 8-5), 805 p m San Francisco (Rueter 11-6) at Florida meet today. The gun goes off at S Cleveland (Wright 6-3) at Chicaao White (Hernandei 9-0), 7:05 p.m. meters were completed. Several Sox (Drabek 10-10), 80S p.m. Chicago Cubs (Batista 0-3) at Pittsburgh p.m. Falcons were happy to open the Minnesota (Miller 0-3) at Texas (Burkett (Schmidt 8-7), 7:05 p.m. Both Ball State and Western season with a unique meet like 7-12). &35 p.m. Montreal (Valdes 4-4) at N.Y Mets (Jones Michigan were picked to finish the Relays. Kansas City (Rosado 9-12) at Anaheim 14-8), 7:40 p.m. (Watson 11-10). 10:05 p.m. Colorado (Thomson 7 8) at Atlanta (Mad below the Falcons in the MAC "I'm glad that we didn't start Toronto (Clemens 21-5) at Seattle (Oli- dux 18-4), 7:4( p.m race, and the meet doesn't have off with a regular 5K meet," vares 6-10), 10:05 p.m. San Diego (Ashby 8-10) at St. louis (Morris any impact on the conference Lyne said. "Last week was really Detroit (Keagl D 1-4) at Oakland (Isidwick 9-8), 8.05 p.m. standings. Don't expect BG to 1 1). 1035 pm. Los Angeles (Park 1*6) at Houston (Reyn- a great, great way to start off the olds 6-10), 8:05 p.m. look past the race, however. season." "Any time we're up against In terms of MAC experience, /V.LiTAO.tK MAC schools, it's going to be a the Falcons and the Cardinals are physical team. They're in the big meet because it's kind of a polar opposites. Ball State re- Continued from page five. Big Ten, so they've got to get preview for the end of the turns every one of its top eight used to playing the Big Ten season," BG senior Missy Lyne runners from last year, while BG BG enters Bloomington to- day in and day out." said. "We're not going to take it lost three of its top four. day for a 7 p.m. game against Piccirillo says the women lightly at all. We're going out to Ball State's Shannon Dye has the Hoosiers. Indiana enters wont be intimidated by In- win it." already clocked a 17:31 this the game at 3-1, having out- diana with its great soccer Ball State, in fact, was tabbed season. scored its opponents 14-4. tradition and its home, Arm- one spot behind the fourth place But BG and Ball State have one BG News Pholo by Jason McMahon "It will be an interesting strong Stadium, which is as Falcons and was ranked above thing in common: depth. The Fal- matchup with Indiana," Pic- big as some college football BG on two ballots. The Cardinals cons, bolstered by four transfers, BG sophomore Nikki Monroe will be one of several runners coach clrillo said. "They're a good, stadiums. enter this season as perhaps the have several top-line runners. Steve Price expects to be in the lead pack at today's meet. most improved team in the MAC Price expects juniors Jessica OPENER - and the Falcons will be gunning LaFene and Laura Deneau to lead face Indiana - the team that cross country course, located Continued from page five. for them. BG's charge, followed by a near the football stadium. The knocked the Falcons out of the • WHAT: NCAA Tournament last year, and "Our concentration is against throng of brown and orange. starting line is on the intramural Women's cross country BG then finished off the tour- Ball State," BG coach Steve Price "I expect to see a strong pack fields on Mercer Road, and the nament by beating the Universi- that Is now the top team in the na- said. "That's what we're going running," Price said. "I think the finish line is on the opposite side • WHEN: ty of Southern Alabama 2-1. tion - and also Butler, another for." strength of our team is we have a of the stadium. Friday, 5 p.m. Next weekend, the men launch NCAA Tournament participant. BG opened the season last lot of good, talented people run- Much of the race will cover the • WHERE: Into what will be one of the most This takes place at the weekend at the Ohio Relays in ning together." golf course, and can be viewed BGSU CC course difficult weekends of the year. Nike/Snickers Soccerfest, next Athens. Matched up against Ohio, The race will be run on BG's from the hill. They travel to Indianapolis to Saturday and Sunday. LIVE ^M^ JOHNNY RODRIQUES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13 t SWUNG GBEEN. 0K0 10 PM-2 AM NO COVER BOWNGGflEDiCHO
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Tod McCloskey Entertainment Editor Entertainment 372-2603 WHAT'S HOT! J-IIUii. BSlii >Ten 1.;Fte Down Below 1. Marian Carey - Honey 2. G.I.Jane 2. Backstreet Boys*Quit Playing Games Money Talks 3. Usher- you Make Me Wanna Hooolum 4. The Notorious B.tG. - Mo Money Mo Problems ASrforce One 5. Leann Rfrnes - How Do I Live Conspiracy Theory 6. Puff Daddy & Faith Evans - I'll Be Missing you Excess Basgage 7. Spice Girls - 2 Becomes 1 Copland 8. Third Eye Blind' Semi-Charmed life Mimic 9. Aqua - Barbie Giri 10.Men in Black 10. Jewel - Foolish Games tared Preae p»««e Michael Douglas runs not only from his past, but also from those who play in "The Came."
What's On Tap The Game' gambles with the
By TROY REYNOLDS startling, exciting unknown The BG News ByTOMDENK TheBC News same birthday his father chose to "The Game" provides viewers plummet to his death from the enough information to let them ■ Easystreet Friday - Mu What is the secret to "The roof of his family's mansion. think they know what's coming Throughout the movie Nicholas up next, but in each scene, Nicho- Saturday - Ann E. DeChant Game"? One "Game" contestant quoted is forced to examine his past and I las is presented with a different determine if he's headed to a and deadlier dilemma. ■ Main Event Friday-L7 scripture in his response. Citing John 9:25, he said, "One thing I similar untimely demise. Direc- know. I was blind but now I see." tor David Fischer ("Seven") lets Douglas' casting for this film ■ Howard's Friday- Watching "The Game" is very this deep thriller develop at the was excellent. He remains one of Evolloto, Monkey Chunk, much like playing the blind man. perfect pace. Fischer rejoins the few leading men capable of What lies a few feet down the "Seven" screenwriter Andrew playing such a complex charac- Paper Plate road is a complete unknown. Walker, who co-wrote the ter. Douglas is able to keep his Saturday - Solid Frog Nicholas Van Orton (Michael screenplay with John Brancato character likeable (but not "Tra- Douglas) is the man who seems to and Kevin Ferris III. volta corny"), despite Van Or- ton's distant and callous ■ Olscamp UAO film, have everything. Although his Fischer has apparently turned worth exceeds $600 million, he's some important heads in Holly- demeanor. Friday and Saturday - unable to obtain an elusive inner wood. After his directorial debut, Meanwhile, Sean Penn has peace. "Alien 3," was considered a flop, "Inventing the Abbots" seemingly placed himself among His estranged brother Conrad he rebounded successfully with Hollywood's best supporting (Sean Penn) attempts to provide his thriller "Seven." After he actors in the ranks of Val Kilmer Oasis's new album, "Be Here Now". him that happiness via a myster- puts the wraps on his next and Tommy Lee Jones. Penn con- ious birthday present: A trip to project, Fischer will begin his tinues to excel in roles where he the intriguing Consumer Recrea- work as first assistant director to can play a wild card character. tional Services (CRS). George Lucas for the first "Star Oasis returns bigger, louder After an unusual game initia- Wars" prequel (expected in tion, Nicholas struggles to func- 1999). Fischer once again pro- Other surprisingly profound By ROBERT SZORADY For those (and for me, I must Mean?," complete with orchestra efforts came from relative- admit) based on rock bands that accompaniment, backwards tion in the chaotic and offensive vides audiences a dark soul- The BG News society he had previously and scraping movie that questions unknown Deborah Unger, and supposedly rebelled against guitar and presumedly the kitch- the more accomplished James openly alienated. He fights to the limits of the human psyche. He was not a man. He was a mainstream norms while making en sink. Rebhora. Rebhorn (who played millions upon millions of dollars, beat not only the game's crea- Like "Seven," "The Game" creature. A creature of pure In- surely wont be remembered as Secretary of Defense Nimzicki in timidation. Slender to the point of shouldn't we feel a bit guilty It then moves on to the convul- tors, but also a traumatic child- "Independence Day") supplies a about listening to a band who ac- sive rocker, "My Big Mouth," a hood. the "feel good movie event of the emaciation, with a complexion year," but It will definitely be lighter, comforting side to his like that of Richard Nixon in the tually smiles, instead of perfor- perfect song to retaliate with The CRS game was given to character that spurs all his him on his 48th birthday, the remembered. 1960 U.S. Presidential debates, mers who do little but pout and those people down the hall who scenes. he eyed me with cloudy gray whine (Fiona Apple) or who just play Sublime all the time. Ballads eyes bloodshot from what I in- go off and die like that moral phi- are a bit under-represented on A reality-confusing recrea- ferred to be from smoking an il- losophy class of ours that makes the album, the only ones being tional activity, a fight against un- legal plant. absolutely no sense and will be the beautiful "Stand By Me" and identifiable forces and charac- I mustered up all the courage useless to us in the future? "Don't Go Away." ters who are impossible to de- of my being and asked the fateful No, of course not. That's stu- A standout (one of many) on termine if they are harming or question: "Do you have the new pid, repressive and fascist. Oasis the album is the nearly ten- helping the main character, "The Oasis album?,". is big, beautiful and totally stu- minute song "All Around the Game" initially sounded as If it It took a moment to register pid, the way rock bands should World." I took a shower, did my should be titled 'Total Recall 2." within his thick cranial cavity, be. It's really no wonder why laundry, went for a bite to eat Pleasantly surprising, "The but I think it got in there. He ar- they're so popular. and this song was still playing They wear ridiculous clothes, when I got back. Game" provides a more startling ched one eyebrow and replied, and exciting finish than the big say silly things in public, drink All songs, as usual, are written "Aren't they a bit," he paused, budget action monster. "popular?" and do enormous amounts of by lead guitarist, Noel Gallagher, probably the worst lyricist writ- Although the fall movie season Ah yes, popularity. drugs. Just like today's kids. typically offers movie lovers Some base their lives on attain- But I disagree. Let us go to the ing today, with the possible ex- ception of Natalie Merchant. But, little else but reasons to fire up ing it, some self-religiously try to music: the reason why I'm here the VCR, "The Game" is perhaps escape it and all bask in its sur- writing this and you're hopefully if you buy this album, it won't be Auoclaled Pren pholo for the words. It will be for the the most engrossing since "The mised glory. But what does this still there reading this. , Usual Suspects." "The have to do with the new Oasis The album starts out promis- music. That's rock and roll for Nicholas Van Orton (Michael Douglas) sneers at his own image won- „, you. Whoops, I gotta go. "King of Game"shouldGame prove to be the big album, "Be Here Now," released ingly enough with the seven- dering what will happen to him next in "The Game". surprise movie of 1997. a few weeks ago. minute epic "D'You Know What I the Hill" is on. Michael Douglas hopes for success with new film 'The Game"
and don't pigeonhole him in any saw his Great White Nerd in (to the script) and see how their An admittedly indifferent stu- The Associated Press fun." he says. dent, he attended various schools In "The Game," he's a multi- "persona." "Falling Down" as an apologia part is," Douglas says. "When people come to me, they for bigotry. "I like movies. I want to be in a before completing his secondary NEW YORK -- Michael Douglas millionaire businessman with a education at the elite New Eng- control freak streak as wide as a say, 'When I see your name, I Douglas says he concerns him- good movie. A good movie is sees his latest movie as "a more important than a good role. land prep school Choate. Al- Scrooge parable" in which he paint-roller. For his 48th birth- don't know what kind of picture self with the quality of the movie it's going to be, but I know it's go- first, then his part For an actor, a role has to serve though he was accepted at Yale plays a self-involved, coldhear- day, he gets a "gift" that strips University, he chose to attend the him of his sense of power and ing to be a good picture." The first feature film he pro- the function of the movie. There ted, bah-humbug type, a man who lias to be a purpose for that role University of California, Santa lacks spirituality and love. privilege. Single women wanted to boil duced (with Saul Zaentz) won five Oscars, including best movie to make the movie work. Barbara He flunked out in Yep, once again it's "no more He attributes his willingness to somebody for the depiction of the freshman year, then knocked play unlikable characters to his desperate woman with whom he - 1975's "One Flew Over the "So I try to see what my re- Mr. Nice Guy" for the actor who sponsibility is to the movie, be- around for 18 months before re- won an Academy Award for per- "risk-taking" inclinations and his has an affair in "Fatal Attrac- Cuckoo's Nest." Since then he's produced "Romancing the cause if the movie works, then turning to the school and major- sonifying 1980s greed in "Wall "insane confidence or belief that tion," homosexuals were angered ing in drama, getting his degree you can do that because they (the by the lesbian link to murder In Stone," "Starman," "The Jewel we all benefit. Good movies have Street," battled his wife to the a way of making everybody look In 1968. death In "The War of the Roses" audience) know that you are li- "Basic Instinct" and many P.C. of the Nile" and this summer's hit "Face/Off," directed by John good. Sometimes you get singled and endangered his family by kable." sensibilities were offended by Douglas warmly talks about And at this point in his career, the role reversal in "Disclosure," Woo. out in a bad movie, but generally cheating on his spouse with a a bad movie pulls everybody's his father and sounds glad to be a psycho In "Fatal Attraction." he feels that audiences accept in which a corporate virago sex- "Some actors really just look work down." chip off the old block. "Playing victims is not a lot of him in different kinds of roles ually harasses a man. Some even for their part, and turn the pages s N Check nut Grammy- S Good Luck AGSU Falcons! S \w;inl uinnim: S sN DIXIE singer s s U;itkii.i B.iiU \ Midstream Travel III, Inc. s DRIVING RANGE s s s Buy 1 bucket of balls, UNIGLOBE Emergency s September 12 Air Travel Experts \ get 2nd bucket off equal or Rescue Line: V 7-8:15 p.m. Vacation Planning s lesser value free. Seven Days A Week s EXPIRES 10-17-97 Union Ballroom Free Ticket Delivery 24 Hours A Day s s » s 19001 North Dixie Hwy. A natworfc ot over 1.100 travel agencies worldwide (2 miles North of B.G.) j a Tf»k"Mrt 01 Un#0M Tiavtl HmWW *K MOCPf NOf NIlV OWNCD "—>i MM. pMM m s UiK'Minns call 2-71'i l
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LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY *"Ru»h Sigma CIV You are invited to hear Kann Aguilar-San Juan Rush nighu Sepl I6mand i7iti7 30-9.30pm present looking for Community: Why It Mat- Slop by lor pizza and wings! ters tor Asian American.' Friday. September "•Ruth S-gma Chi'" 12. at 3pm m the Faculty Lounge in the Union. 9 Spiritualized • Ladles and Gentlemen we are floating Sponsored by Asian Communities United i .00 Beer on Weekend* Spiritualized' BojanglM in apace Print/Poster Sale Spiritualized Is an line adventure. Like the title 9/15-9/16 in Ballroom 10-5pm Alpha PN Alpha Phi 9/17 9/igm Community Suite 10-5pm We're learning tie ropM'l suggests, this record Is somewhere beyond this planet. • • • • Well done Gel e■ cited lor rhe retreat! Spiritualized Is closer to early link Floyd than anybody, Septemoo' 27-20 RECEPTIONI going from annoying obscurity to simple catchy melody All Presidents A Advisors of campus organize ACHI AOII AOII AOII AOII in almost every song. And best of all. you can't tell what Uont are Invited to attend the Presi- •AbbyPiwflckl- hell Is making that sound half of the time. Guitars? Key- dent/Advisors Reception on Wed. Sept. 17th Abby. Abby, I know you at 7:00pm. The reception is n be held in tia Abby. Abby, Can you guaaa who? boards? A twelve piece orchestra? A Gospel Choir? Quite Community Suile. 3rd Floor. University Union, Sunday night youll f naUy see ;i feal for a rock band In the age of the short attention The Sundays • Static and Silence After spending the last five with President Ribeau presenting the keynote We're Iha bast B"*" lamityll span. address. Those attending should RSVP lo the Do you hava a dua? years making babies and recording Office of Student Life by Tuat.. Sept. 16th by Love, your Big? studios, the Sundays are back with 5:00pm. See you therel! AOIIAOIIAOIIAOIIAOII their third and most colorful record. Rock I Roll Hall of Fame Trip Unlike their first two records, which Leave BG at 8:45am, Oct. 18. 1997. (18 AOH AOII AOII AOII Line Mans w/transportaDon. $14 without. Sign up begin spawned the sneak radio hits Posei are Red ninq 9/15 in the UAO office. The Crystal Method • Venus -Love"(1992) and "Here's Where the Volet* ara Blue Critics have said that electronlca wave the Crys- Story ends" (1991). the Sundays have RUSH KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Coma this Sunday Rush Kappa Alpha Order: 7:30 to 9:30 on the 111 bareveaiodeO youl Real Good tal Method is riding Is Just a fancy European word for traded In their ethereal, cloudy music 16th & 17th at the Alpha Gamma Delta House Lova. Your Big the techno music that started in Detroit. The Crystal for a more honest sound. AOII AOII AOII AOII Method, like Its more authentic genre-mates the Chemi- "Summertime", the charming RUSH KAPPA ALPHA ORDER cal Brothers, take techno and candy-coat It with rock first single. Is evidence of the maturity AOII AOI AOII AOII and roll and drugged-up industrial grooves. It rocks out, of Static and Silence. The guitars have Lima Kara loud and cocky but without personality. Hopefully will lost their fuzzlness: the music Is layered SENIOR PORTRArTS I know you take a back seat to the thousands of other worthwhile with horns and strings Instead. Harriet SENIOR PORTRAITS You know ma Wheeler's lyrics have grown from first SENIOR PORTRAITS By Sunday youl be techno records that have come before it. Starting Mon. Sept. 15 Carl Wolf Studios will be In my family I person youthful angst to poetic story on campus taking senior portraits from Lova, Your Big telling that gives me goose bumps. And 10am 6pm Any senior graduating in Dec., AOII AOII AOII AOII • * Try Harder while I mourn the loss of Harriet May, or Aug. should schedule an appointment by calling 1-800-969-1338. Portraits are taken AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII Wheeler's cynicism and playfulness, in 28 West Hall (Basement) and the $6 sitting Daar Amanda- fee can be charged through the bursar. A sit- Morsel • Static her gorgeous, bittersweet vocals make Only 2 days to go. This double seven inch record (yes. they still press Static and Silence well worth the five ting only take* 10-15 mnulee. There is no Who is your big, committment to buy pictures, and your parents Only I know. records) from Ann Arbor's Morsel Is but a snapshot of year wait. would love a picture o> youl Hera's a due- their powerful, cathartic live show. At the Black Swamp Stepping Across Difference Our family raises Iha rood festival community stage. Morsel ripped my heart out Extending rhe National Dialogues on race. Alpha Lova, Your Big? with their show, which was more of a orchestral piece CAMPUS EVENTS Come near the Ark Band perform Fn Sept 12.8pm lo 12am than a rock concert. With the combination of Miriam AOII AOII AOII Eppfer South Gymnasium Lll'Christie. Cabrera's soulful vocals with embellishments from her •Attention USG Interns* Enter through doors lacing decamp Hall I know you, you don't know me flute, tape loops to boot, tricky tempo changes, and a There witl be an intern meeting Monday Sept. Rubber soled shoes only 15th at 7:30pm on the 2nd floor Student Ser- We're the best Btg-Ltl pair For mlo call 3722682 to hit BG I million wanky guitar effects. Morsel has more zeal and vices Bldg Attendance is MANOATOHY. Love, your Big ? originality than any established band I can think of. And Questions call Tara. AOII AOII AOII Classic so close to home. Go see them soon, and hear their seven Attention Seniors!!' THE KEY YEARBOOK VOLUNTEER MEET- Inch on 86.1 An. Are you Interested in becoming rhe 1997 ING Homecoming King or Queen? Applicatons Anyone interested in working on the yearbook (UN AOII AOII AOII now avail m the Studenl Actvnm Office. 330 staff as a witter, editor, photographer, or Lff Heather- Gel excited for Sunday 'cause then you'll find Student Union and are due by: Sept 19. 19B7 graphic designer should attend an informa- at 17 noon. tional meeDng on Wednesday September 17 at your true family! Love, your Big ATTENTION ORGANIZATIONS 9 00pm in 28 West Hall. Schedules are flexible, USG Organizational Seat Applications are work as much or a little as you like. For more in- tormation call Cindy or Vicky at 372 8635 AOII AOII AOII AOII AOK Dr. Octagon • Octagonocologist Now Available' Pick up at 440 Student Ser- Dr. Octagon is not a Joke, but the most fasci- vices Bldg. Due Friday. Sept I9rhby3pm Tiredol CONVENTIONAL Reality? Dear Jen Ozello, Join the BG Gaming Society You're short, Tm tall. nating record of this year. I never thought rap mush Barbara Bailey Hutchison You're blond, I'm a brunette. Grammy Award Winning Singer -games of all descriptions that owes Its themes and lyrical imagery to the medical Call 2-5064 for details of |ust show up1 But I know we're a perfect match. Coming Sept. 1210 University Welcome to the family I profession would blow me away. But mix Dr. Octagon (a 222 Ed. Bldg. 6:00pm Fridays 1 pen name for rapper Kool Keith) and his Irreverant talk Union. 7-8:15pm Guess who of rectums, scalpels. Kurt Cobaln. helmets and outer space delusions to smart, trip-hop friendly beats and record scratching straight from 1986. and you've got a ETHNIC CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAM gem that will change your life. Call for Funding Proposals
The Bowling Green State University Ethnic Cultural Arts Program (ECAP) wishes to announce a university-wide call for funding proposals. As a funding organization, ECAP sponsors the production of multi-ethnic and multicultural arts events through a competitive grant request procedure. PIP YOU KNOW? All BGSU students, faculty, organizations, and departments are eligible to request funding through ECAP for ethnic and multicultural arts events. Those requesting By working just 10 hours each week for 1 month funds are encouraged to keep the following ECAP goals in mind: you could have enough money to: •ECAP supports high quality ethnic arts projects Involving professional or student * Make a car payment artists. •ECAP promotes endeavors that involve audiences across disciplines and across age * Pay the monthly rent and class distinctions. * Support your CD habit •ECAP focuses its attention to distribution ol resources among a range of race and ethnic orientations. •ECAP seeks broader BGSU community audiences for ethnic events through emphasis By working 3 months or more you could have enough on promotion and planning. •ECAP supports activities on the BGSU campus and in the city of Bowling Green ; money to party in Panama City for spring break! activities in the wider community can be supported if they cannot in an obvious way to BGSU and the local community. The Ethnic Cultural Arts Program invites all campus organizations who are COMB WORK FOR US! committed to promoting ethnic and multicultural arts events for the BGSU community to apply for funding. UNIVERSITY University Dining Services is seeking BGSU DININT SERVICE students to work beginning immediately for ECAP proposal information is available through the BGSU Theatre Office at 322 South Hall, or by calling the theatre at 372-2222. Organizations and individuals Fall and Spring Semester 1997 -1998. who wish to request ECAP funding can receive assistance in both developing and writing the proposals by contacting the BGSU Theatre Office. We work around your class schedule. Work as Deadlines for submitting proposals throughout the 1997-1998 school year are: few as 10 hours, or as much as 20 hours per week. •October 1 for events occurring after October 15 BGSU The choice is yours! •November 15 for events occurring after December 15 •February 1 for events occurring after February 20 t •May 1 for events occurring after May 20 To apply, contact the dining center of your choice in person or by phone. The following individuals make up the Ethnic Cultural Arts Program Committee: Founders Keepers Food Court 372-2781 Lillian Ashcraft-Eason, History Jacqueline Nathan, Art Brad Clark, Theatre Angela Nelson, Popular Culture Galley Dining Center 372-2766 David Garcia, Latino Networking Committee Ronald Shields, Theatre 372-2825 Alberto Gonzalez, Interpersonal Communications Jack Taylor, Multicultural Affairs Kreischer Sundial Food Court David Harnish, Music Composition & History Cindy Heffren, Theatre McDonald Dining Center _ 372-2771 Deana Snavely, Ass. Dean for Academic Affairs Dawn Mays, Student Activities Mary Wrighten, Lib/Multicultural Studies Myra Merrit, Music Performance University Union 372-2641 Opportune Zongo, Romance Languages University Union Catering 372-6095 page 12 The BG News Friday, September 12, 1997
AOIIAOIIAOII ATTENTIONI RUSHSIGEP Dancers - Now hiring lor the "All Sport Champs* Ui' Sara. Siud.nl. In the Collage ol • 1 Gentlemen's Club in Toledo. FOR SALE Wt main an awesome pair Education and Human Development 'Philanthrophy Champs' Travel A magazine modeling available Only a law mora days. "GAMMA Award' DeiaVu 419-531 0079 8y tha way. how's your bad ?l II you made the 'Biggest house on campus* I cam wail unW Sunday I Dean'e Llsi 'Beta Champa* Dining Room A Dishwasher Help needed Must $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars Leva. Big ? during Spring or Summer 1997 The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection be aval. 2 lunches a week and 1 or 2 evenings Frt-Qinlofmation. Call 410-347.147S Please attend a reception RUSH SIG EP a week Apply at BG Country Club 352 3100 1987 red Nissan Pulsar. Greal cond, lOOK. in your honor Do you like working with children? The Wed AC. T-iops. newer ores, brakes & exhaust Tueaday, September It Pt CM to sell. 11600 87?-Q34g/37?.Q<23 SENIOR PORTRAITS evening Kids' Club at Trinity Church. 200 N AOII UI'Melissa AOII 44 p.m. SENIOR PORTRAITS Alumni Room, Union Summit St.. is seeking small group leaders and Computer Moron Pentium, monilor. extras Hate's your B-iifd due: SENIOR PORTRAITS assistants The Christian group meets weekly Barna.n at $975.352-4549 Rosas are red. violets are blue. Starting Mon. Sept 15 Cart Wolf Studios wdl be from 6:30 • 7:45pm Two scholarships per sem New Vitamasnr bench weight bar « weights I have blond hair and on campus taking senior portraits from are awarded. Transportation available. For Cal'352 2623 big blue eyas tool BOSU SWEATSHIRT SALE 10am-6pm Any senior graduating in Dec. more info, contact Cara at 353-9031 AOII Big? AOII FALCON HOUSE SPORTING OOCOS May. or Aug. should schedule an appointment Sleeper Sola $75. Rediner $15, Dresser and NOW OPEN- by call i 800 969 1338 Portraits are taken in Evening office cleaning. 10-15 hrs. per week 28 West HaH (Basement) and the $6 sitting fee Own transportation required. Call 352 5822 N'ghistand (so. Microwave $40. Kitchen Table $15. Desk $25 Ask lor Maria or Bob CAMPUS LOCATION can be charged through the bursar A sitting Gymnastics coaches ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS. •00 E. WOOSTER a S. COLLEGE only takes 10-15 minutes, there is no committ- Mon Wed. 4 9pm, Levels 3 A 4. 669 3393 Do you have a pan-time |Ob? FORMER T.O.'S CAMPUS CORNER ment to buy pictures, and your parents would Perrysburg Gymnastics @8 M 9383 Is it related to your major/career goals7 352-3365 love a picture ol youl Tom Mather Coma and sea if you quality lor Tom Mather's first book Travel Grant Money Is Available Ind. wanted lor part time help at Belmoni Coun- CO-OP 050 Tha Cheeseburger philosophy Biggest Dance Floor to Study Abroad try Club in Perrysburg. OH. Duties include: bag a NO COST transcript notation Is now available at SBX. in Bowling Green' Undergraduate students who wish to study shop A pro shop help Pease call 666-1472. Lend CREDIBILITY to your employment Bee Gee. and University Boiangles abroad dunng the 1998 spring semester may Ask lor Mike Co-op: 310 SS Bldg • 372-2451 details pick up proposal forms in the Center lor Inter- bookstores lor $5 00 Lawn maintenance. LIMITED SUPPLY Boiangles/New Bar naioneJ Programs (1106 Offenhauer West) The deadline is September 30 Call 2 0309 Pi and fun time hours available 893 S Mam St with questions at Knickerbocker Lawns CaU 352 5822 Vintage guitar $350 • plus 2 Epiphone mom Wet T-shirt contest Local market research company looking for CAMPUS POLLYEYE3 axs. $300. Plus crate acoustical amp; $550 coming soon telephone interviewers to partopate in a 440 E Court Si 35?- 9638 OBO Call anytime 352 9974 EVERY DAY PIZZA BUFFET nasonaf research protect. Project starts imme- diately Must be available al least 30 hours a Mon. - Fn. 1 lam - 4pm U 99 Mon. - Fn. 4pm-i0pm A Sat,Sun. $5.99 week (daytime only). Phone interviewing skills Waterbed. bike, home lurn.. women's clothing, Fed up with the system... includes all you can eat pizza, soup o' tha day. WANTED a must If interested please contact' misc No early sales • don't park m driveway and salad, inside only Havlll A Company Sal 8 3 522 S Main '""* 3178 North Republic Blvd. Campus Polh/eyes Toledo, OH 43607 '85 Pontiac 4-door. runs great. $50O OBO ERASED 1 bdroom. Irg living area, close to BGSU, 12 352 7438 440 E Court St 352-9638 mo. lease. $400 maud, util 3521268 after Phone:(419)841-2244 Inside special: 5pm. Fax: (419)841-2211 Any 4" sub. fountain soda and bag of chips Molten Corp now hiring pi time students fr> OFF! E 2-3 subieasers needed immediaiely lor 2 bed- $425 Fall Light inspection A packaging. Flex hrs lns»de only room apt Reasonable renl Ca 353 33'5 Less than 1 btk. from campus $6 00/hr start Fri 7:00 9:30412 rid KOREAN MARTIAL ARTS CLUB pay Call 354 8802 or 354-8703 7am-4 30pm FOR RENT Children's Mrade Network Danoe Marathon Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido for more mfp. Sat Son 1-004:307:00 WO Sieetmg Committee Applications ara out' All students welcome Pa/1 time sales clerk needed for popular family Mon-1Tiure7^)09-J0 Coma join tha team that helps make miracles Call Oan at 353-7274 owned business. Mike's Party Man S Main Si 1 bdrm large furn apt all util Ind. except etec- happen in tha lives of children I BG Musi be friendly, neai. honest, dependa tric l-ghis. 352-7454 Applications can be picked up at the Dance One female subleaser needed immediately 2 bte. and available weekends See Mike 2 bdrm. apt avail Immediately Furnished or Marathon Office in 450 Student Services. Due bdrm apt. E. Merry St Call 372-6254 35? 9259. unfurnished All util includ Call 352-1520 back Sept. 15th QUESTIONS?? Call 372-0530 and ask for Quiet, female, non-smoker, wanted to trve in Part-time Student Employment 2 bedroom 2 bath apartments for rent Cad Amy. Julienne. Thad or Jaaon' family neighborhood close to BGSU & down Are you looking for part-time employment of 1S Wnthrop Terrace for details 352-9135 town BG. S29QVmo + t/2 util Call 354-0229. hours plus per week within walking distance to Dime's al Bojangles BGSU campus7 Interested m workmg vanous 3i 7 N Summit-A vail able immediately. Large 4 Every Thursday Night Seeking female subleaser 1998 Spring se- unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc? BR. 2 bath house w/ basement. Musi have mester. House located on Troup St (one block Rate ol pay is $5.15 per hour Apply in person mm. of 4 unrelated people Rent collected from campus). Live with three other girls Own quarterly. Sec dep. A parent guarantee Ten G Phi B G Phi B G Phi B between the hours ol 9am-5pm. Mon.-Fn at: fully furnished room. $200>month A utilities Advanced Specialty Products, Inc 428 Clough ana pay all util. Mm. 12 mo lease only local The sister of Gamma Phi Beta congratulate Call 353 9356 Owners Can 354 2654 Holly Vaska on her lavalienng to Kappa &g St BG 43402 CPR ma's Matt Sturgeon Subieasers needed lor 2 bedroom apartment Play costumed educational characters m Apt for Renl G Phi B G Phi B G Phi B for Fall and Spring $480/monrh • elec. Call pre-grade schools m (he BG area. Call 1 2-bdrm. turn. $515 can keep your love alive (216) 835-8692 ask lor Dave. 614-297-8688 2-bdrm unfurn $5i5 1 bdrm unfurn $410 KKG KKG KKG KKG KKG Responsible mdiv wauto interested m trans 354-6036 The sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma would tike HELP WANTED porting child lo school Please provide ref If In- to congratulate terested call 352-0644 a'rer 5c" .Jenny Burris Avail tmmed - i bdrm apt. $300/mo 957 i/2 A 2- liter of pop &/ on her peaffmg to SPRING BREAK) Earn FREE Travel Highest Prospecl Call 353 0325 Brian Glibkowakl Commissions Jamaica, Cancun. Bahamas. Barbados, Panama City. Daytona, Puerto Subteaser needed @ Summit Terrace apis 1 L e We are very excited for youl bdrm. AC. carpeted, transportation to and KKG KKG KKG KKG KKG R-co. Padre A morel FREE Parties. Drinks and *£ $075 ( CHILD CARE Eats FREF Info Packet SunSplash Tours from campus. Laundry facilities, and living One 1 800 426 7710 rm furn avail @ a 1 time add. cost Call Sean $ Let's goto Cedar Point E*celleni part time situation 0352 6408 8 SPRING BREAK) Outgoing individuals sell 15 / 9/20/97 Leave BG at 9am lor organized A loving careperson Item Two children (1 in school). A go FREE. Cancun. South Padre. Mazatian. expires 9-30-97 / Excellent pay Jamica. South Beach FL Guaranteed Best Opan 4 pm weekdays • Uxx*) imetonds / NEED Prices 1-800-SURFSUP. references www.studenteipress com / $23 w/ transportation • driving record and $25 w/ transportation Telephone interviewing, part-time, no selling, 9QHAQ8 / transportation relaxed atmosphere, mostly evenings A week • / Sign up in UAO office starting 9/2 kvlrom our home / This IS Bursarablel" ends, flexible scheduling, in Perrysburg. / West of BG 874 5847 'Bfokedou* *Pa/act A BG Tradition" / Print/Poster Sale Call 252-6154 Van Driver. Pan time position to provide irans pfS^^ 9/15 9/16 in Ballroom 10- 5pm Donation to and from sooai service agency Alternative Clothing Add Breadslicks For Only $2 25 |^ 9/17-9/19 in Community Smte 10-5pm Must be between the ages of 21 65. have a va- • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry WASTE-TESTING GUM. research company lid Ohio driver's license and an excellent driv- • Imported Cigars • Clove FREE DELIVERY seeking gum taste-testers Earn SiOvsampte. ing record. Submit resume to P.O. Box 738. Rock & Ron Hall of Fame Tnp $i000ma*/week.SendSASE to 3010 Wl Bowling Green. OH 43402. Cigarettes • Incense • Unique Leave BG at 8:45am. Oct 18. 1997. $16 sfwe Blvd . Suite »439, LA. CA 90010 Include Candles • Glass Curios 'Tapestries w/transportation, $14 without Sign up begin- Reference Number 3077 352-5166 ning 9/15 m the UAO office. Wanslaff positions now available at private • Stickers • Posters 2L K country club m Maumee. If interested please • 200+ Tees After school child care needed m my Perrys call 865-2393 and ask tor Dan. We will work burg home for 9yr old boy A 6yr old g»rl Ref around your sr.r'fvr.-p req 872-21 og Wanted 100 students Lose 8 lOOibs NewMe 445 E. Wooster Howard's Club H Babysitter needed lor a sweet, playful 4 yr old taboiism breakthrough Dr. recommended Mon-Sal 12-2:30 am girl Thurs eve's, possibly Fn 8 30-3 30. guaranteed $30cost Free gill (At the railroad tracks) maybe tome other times Must be responsible, 1 800 856 0916 Mon-Sat 11-9 Sunday 12-6 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352-9951 1 T to fun lovmg, energetic & gentle Prefer 1 babysit ter Good pay Good kid Call 352 1237 or 352-3306 Work at home Make great money Be your Friday 372-7330 Evolotto, Monkey Chunk, Paper Plate own boss For details send SASE to Bar Help Evenings 5pm-1am V_ IR.P 403 N MnnaA.BG OH 43402 Saturday Mon Fn Call Jeff 288 9465 Youth workers, part time youth instructors or 288-2971 Solid Frog needed with the coordination, supervision, and -ii ^tl Bands Stan al 10p.m. . „_ s. organization of youth recreational, crafts, ath- Child care needed in Perrysburg home Relia- letics md educational programs Worn ble car references required. Tues and Thurs. wryoui-i oetween the ages of 7 A 17 yrs old. Call 3720180 or College background pre*. 23 28 hrywk Call • Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball email:mlaurerv@bgnet bgsu edu 874-4529 a'ter ipm Good Luck Cinemark Theatres John Newlove 0 CINEMA 5 fiSi"nd Alpha Gamma Real Estate 1234 N. Main SI. 354-0558 The Game (R) Delta and 1:20 4:20 7:00 9:45 Air Force One (R) Kappa Alpha with GO DGSU 1:45 4:30 7:15 10:00 Fire Down Below (R) Flag Football Deaf 1:00 3:15 5:30 7:50 10:15 this weekend HerailosGeorgeoltheJL«igte(PG) osu 200 730 'Copland (R) 1:30 7:20 9:55 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS, 352-6553 ■Sneak preview orti&CU" Sat at 319 E. Wooster L 720. Stay* see Copetend DUPLEXES, AND HOUSES Box Olfice opens at 4:00p.m 109 N. Main St. #H $300.00 117 N. Main St. #4,5 $295.00 134 N. Main St. #4 $295.00 13180 Maple St. Weston #5 $265.00 ■ ■3'J1G7)a»« 221 S. Summit $300.00
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS, DUPLEXES AND HOUSES 843 Sixth St. #7 $450.00 326 N. Findley, Portage, Brand New!! $550.00 September 12th & 13th Olscamp 111 8& 10pm $2.00 or Bursar NEWI9VE Questions call 2-7164 Rentals SJnueniing ine
o*>t»on'«"*! HOIiaiNQr ,,-, , , 328 S. Main St. ABBOTTS (our only office) 352-5620