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The Women's Action Coalition's I Ith UNITED WE annual Take Back the Night Rally last STAND — BG night was one of empowerment, unity and residents and strength. students ral- "Take Back the Night is a call for a lied yester- healthier social envi- "We need to day in an ronment for both stop saying effort to send males and females," a message to said Hoda Al- that if she the commu- Mutawah, WAC wasn't nity that adviser. Take Back the wearing women never Night rally began those tight deserve to be with Ruth Sallec- sexually Gresham. an inde- clothes and assaulted. pendent consultant loud colors During the on rape education march a and prevention, giv- it wouldn't ing the keynote have group of men address. She said met to dis- University students happened. cuss ways inspire change We need to men can stop through reaching out, violent acts changing their atti- change against tude and educating attitudes." women. themselves. Her speech cen- tered around six main Ruth points that redefine rape. Sallee-Gresham First, rape is an independent consultant act of violence not sex. It is an act out of power and control. Secondly, rape is humiliating and degrad- ing because it is something that is against one's will.
I See RALLY, page 7. U. receives grant for Holocaust movie raises awareness alcohol education JEN PAI.ICKA interviewed in preparation for this "One should feel empathy in the the Jews' torment was an emotional STAIF WRITER film. experience of the survivors." Celli experience. Terry Rentner accepts award at national banquet "Memoria" is in Italian with said. At the end of the film, the names THERESA BECK how much alcohol they consume In connection with Italian Her- English subtitles, and has not yet Humor is shown as some of the of the 93 survivors interviewed in STAFF WRI riR and how much alcohol they believe itage Week, (he Italian Club showed been released in the Llnited States. survivors tell their stories. It was the film, as well as the names of all their peers are drinking a documentary film on the Italian The film was shown as part of a surprising to see humor even of the other people who were Auschwitz survivors called University Italian 261 class. The though they have been through such "Without fail students think their imprisoned in the concentration Bowling Green is one of seven "Mcmoria" yesterday in the Gish audience's interpretation will be a bad experience, Boyle said. It colleges and universities nationwide peers are drinking much more than Film Theater. reported back to the filmmakers. kept survivors alive and shows that camp with them, were listed and to be honored by the U.S. Depart- they actually are." Rentner said. they had hope that they would live read aloud as a testament to their ment of Education for its efforts to According to Rentner. the theory Carlo Celli, faculty adviser for Even though "Memoria" was courage and will to survive. the Italian Club, and Carla Boyle, shown as pail of Italian Heritage through such a horrible experience. reduce binge drinking and alcohol behind the project is once students president, both helped put together Week, Celli said that "it is a positive Boyle said that the film "is a In honor of Italian Week, the abuse by students. learn that their this event. Celli had taken a trip to experience for all students." very realistic account of the Italian Club is sponsoring a potluck President Sidney ______peers are not drink- Italy where he interviewed Marcel- Auschwitz survivors of the Holo- dinner for the inductees of Gamma Ribeau and Dr. ing as much as per- Students are not supposed to "Without fail, ceived, the pressure lo Pezzetti. creator of the film. understand all of what happened to caust with moving documents of Kappa Alpha, the Italian National Terry Rentner. individual accounts." students think students feel to Ninety-three Jewish Italian the Auschwitz survivors, but to at Honors Society, in the French assistant professor drink heavily to "fit Auschwitz survivors were also least become aware. •Several students said watching House tomorrow at 6 p.m. of journalism and their peers are the administrator of in" or be "normal" the alcohol preven- drinking much will lessen and tion project accept- more than they lower the amount of ed the award on binge drinking by- Capital Hill in actually are." college students. Washington. DC. Since 1997 Legalizing marijuana in BG doubtful The award was pre- results have found Terry Rentner CRAK; GIFKORI) citizens any time soon. sented by Sen. that binge drinking STAFF WRITER Marsh believes that legaliz- Robert Byrd of Alcohol prevention administrator on the University ing marijuana for medical pur- West Virginia. campus has No. of Students on Campus dropped 2.5 percent Voters in Amherst. Ma., and poses would be all right, burl The award con- in Santa Cruz. Ca.. have recent- would be detrimental if it were while nationwide sists of a $75,000 binge drinking has ly passed bills relaxing marijua- to be legalized for any other Charged with Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention reason. increased more than four percent na law enforcement. Models on College Campuses Grant during the same two years Such action is not likely to be "From a medical standpoint. which will be used to continue voted on in Bowling Oreen. I certainly don't have a prob- Drug Related Offenses research regarding misconceptions "These results indicate the pro- "We already have enough lem with it. As far as legalizing about alcohol, dispel high school ject is on target." Rentner said. problems with legal substances for other purposes, that would seniors about perceptions of firs) without adding something io it." be stupid." year college student drinking, and Starting next fall, students will said Michael Marsh, city attor- Members of the Bowling continue the campus w ide campaign see the continued campaigning of ney. Green community have differ- to reduce alcohol abuse. the battle against binge drinking. While Amherst voters ing opinions on whether or not More than 4.000 "Rise Above approved depriortizing of mari- marijuana legalization would Rentner and Wellncss Connec- High Risk Drinking" posters will be juana enforcement laws and be a good or bad thing for th< tion Coordinator Chris Hageman. displayed throughout campus. The urged lawmakers to repeal anti- city of Bowling Green and the| have targeted efforts to battle alco- hol abuse and binge drinking by dis- posters will offer various messages marijuana laws, the Santa Cruz University. aimed at students revealing the City Council passed an ordi- Kurt Weaver, a junior politi-l pelling misperceptions and imagi- truths behind the misconceptions of nance permitting buyers to culti- cal science major who has done nary norms held by students about alcohol abuse and binge drinking. vate and sell marijuana lor med- research on this topic, thinks binge drinking. ical purposes. Neither proposal. that legalizing marijuana would! "The project specifically targets Other schools honored during the nol be a bad thing, and coulc IS Washington. DC. ceremony were though voted on by the citizens, first-year students, members of is legally binding yet. even have positive effects foi Greek organizations and athletes." Hobart and Smith College. Penn In Bowling Green, however. Bowling Green. 1998-99 Rentner said. State and Utah State universities and the question of legalizing mari- the universities of Arizona. Missouri juana will not be proposed to its According to Rentner. students and Northern Colorado. i See MARIJUANA, page 7. are asked to complete a survey about USG-elect outline plans for term, inauguration April 17 SARA GRAZIANO "I decided (o run for USG major, said he decided to run for an for off-campus representative spots the voice of the students, so I want STAFF WRITER because I think it's important to at-large representative position decided to run when they saw that to make a difference and try to solve leave something behind me at the because of the political experience only three off-campus candidates problems students have on this The recent Undergraduate Stu- university." Childers said. "One of it would give him. were running for a total of twelve campus." dent Government elections brought the biggest things I want to empha- "I've always been interested in positions. Now that they are elected, the some new faces into USGs legisla- size is that I have my walking shoes politics, and I thought this would be "I thought it was weird how few new representatives have definite ideas about the direction they want ture. on. I'm going to go out and find out a good way to experience it." Drake names were on the ballot, so I wrote While the majority of those who what students want, and work for said. my name in and told my friends to take USG in the future. ran as USG representatives were them." Dalibor Hradek. senior math about it too." said Chris Blasdel. Hradek said one of his goals is to previously involved in either the Brian Saxton. senior political major, said he also wanted to be an senior journalism major and newly eliminate wasteful spending at the executive branch or the legislature, science and business administration at-large representative because he- elected off-campus representative. University. some students decided to get major, said he decided to run for an thought it would be a worthwhile Edward Kuresman. sophomore "I hope to push USG to push the involved in USG for the first time- at-large spot for a similar reason. experience. marketing major, used a similar administration to extend and by running for representative spots. "I want to do my part to help the "It's a tremendous idea to get strategy to get elected as an off- improve the recycle program, and Newly elected at-large represen- students." Saxton said. 'This uni- together and pretend to be a govern- campus representative. pass legislation to get rid of those tative April Childers is one of the versity and its students have given a ment." Hradek said. "As soon as I "I told my friends and fraternity people wearing tights that bump up new faces in USG. Childers. a lot to me. and I feel that this is a learned that there was an organiza- brothers I was running and asked against each other." Hradek said. The annual Brown and senior elementary education major. way for me to help the student tion out there doing this. I had to them to write me in." Kuresman "They are called the football team. I Orange football game will received more votes than any other body." join it." said "I know people on USG, and I be played tomorrow at 1 at-large candidate Nicholas Drake, junior history Some of the write-in candidates watch the meetings on TV. USG is • See USG, page 7. p.m.
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1 -*w . ■■ * e World tit* t ^ E n Brief j 13 Jews accused Moscow holds talks with W\ Chechen reps to end conflict V of spying for U.S. MOSCOW (AP) — The govern- ment said yesterday it is holding direct talks with Chechen represen- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS United States and Israel say the espi- tatives on ending the war in the rebel ^^k onage charges are baseless. province, one of the strongest signs SHIRAZ. Iran — Four of 13 Shortly after, the trial was yet that Moscow is looking to end Iranian Jews who went on trial yes- adjourned until May 1, Hossein Ali the conflict. terday on charges of spying for the Amiri, the provincial judiciary chief, Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov United States and Israel have con- said four Jews have confessed to said Russia was conducting a direct \ 11 espionage, but he did not say when fessed and asked for clemency, a the confessions were made. dialogue with unidentified Chechens judicial official said. on ending the war and predicted that \ ^ I.I Amiri said that Judge Sadeq it would "lead to concrete results." The trial began earlier yesterday Nourani has ruled the confessions It was not clear if the talks were but was quickly adjourned as admissible. with the Chechen rebels, and Ivanov defense lawyers asked for more did not elaborate except to say talks time. Afterward, defense lawyer "The four defendants who had been going on for some time. Esmail Naseri said no confessions or appeared in court this morning all Moscow has in the past ruled out appeals for clemency were made in have confessed to spying for Israel, court today and any past confessions but have asked the judge for clemen- negotiations with the rebels until cy." Amiri said at a news confer- they surrender their weapons. were "irrelevant" because, they were ence. i made without the presence of the . - J defendants' lawyers. The defendants' relatives, who Associated Press Photo were present at Amiri's news confer- The Nation 'There were no confessions or ence, reacted with sobs and wails. If SPY — Navid Balazadeh, center, an Iranian Jew who is accused of spying,talks to reporters after pleas for clemency by the defen- convicted, the suspects could get he was released on bail in Shiraz, Iran, yesterday. The closed-door trial for 13 Iranian Jews who dants in court today. Nothing like long prison terms or death sen- In Brief were charged with spying for the United States and Israel began yesterday and was quickly that happened at all." Naseti said. tences. In a similar case three years adjourned as defense lawyers asked for more time. The trial has drawn international ago, two Jews were executed at Data add to questions about condemnation of Iran. Both the Tehran's Evin prison. estrogen treatment, heart CHICAGO (AP) — A new study has found that estrogen supplements Toledo seeks clean campaign from President Fujimori can reduce cholesterol in certain cases, but it only adds to the confu- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS said Wednesday night after final results were election. Fujimori on Monday denied that Election monitors expressed relief at sion over whether hormones after released. "The international community is fraud played a part in the vote. "The process Wednesday's outcome, but said Fujimori must LIMA. Peru — President Alberto Fujimori watching. The nation is watching " has been clean, free and fair." he said. act quickly to address the allegations of irreg- menopause help or hurt women's will have to wait foi a runoff election for hearts. Fujimori, 61. made no immediate public A runoff election will be scheduled for late ularities and fraud that marred the first round another chance to beat his upstart rival. Ale- vote — including charges the Fujimori's cam- jandro Toledo, after falling short of a majority statement. He has kept a low profile since May or early June. The study, involving women who Sunday's vote ■— the culmination of an elec- "The accumulation of fraud allegations paign forged more than 1 million signatures in already had heart disease, found that vote. tion campaign so riddled with accusations of from Sunday are so numerous that the presi- order to register his candidacy. estrogen-progestin supplements Only this time. Toledo said the playing government abuses and irregularities that the dent's image is irreparably damaged." said Thousands of Toledo's followers, who for reduced elevated levels of a type of field will be different as (hey seek a clean international community all but insisted on a political scientist Julio Carrion. "I seriously hours had waited for the deciding result in cholesterol that has been linked to campaign. second round. doubt that Fujimori, if he is declared president, downtown Lima, broke into wild cheers when heart disease. "In the second round, we demand substan- will still be president at year's end " they heard the news. tially different conditions to compete." Toledo In his only public appcaiance since the
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•- ■» • Friday, April 14. 2(KX) The BG News puge 3 PAGE 3 uiww.bgneu Through the mirror, she saw the stepped away, away from light, in stomach with her hands, plunging ACHOSS truth. "But the truth is only well order to be with. Such a mistake. "1 up into his chest cavity. "Feel your 1 Commonplace orchestrated lies..." am fortune's fool!" heart beat slower my love, feel the wMng 6 Musical A boy. sweet thing, ebony hair pound stutter and die. like your The knife seems so tempting, improvisations 1 1 and soft smiles. A joy to see. a love permanent solution to a temporary love for me..." 11 Bc«iding addition to have, a smile upon her melan- problem, but sweet nirvana awaits. 14 Travels la-and choly heart wide Silence of death, where nothing She thought of some Marie 15 Dickens'Heap But it is all lies. might touch her ..blackness and 16 Church;! s Osmond song. "Paper Roses." She began to cry at the images void of sweet blank time. gesture her mind portrayed, her cries rising about a love like false roses, 1 / Preminger and In the mirror appeared the boy, Krugei slowly until they emerged a (hough it seemed so true Then, his innocent in sleep...mouth open 18 Arms 0'ihc sea scream. The white acrylic began to mind a swirl of jumbled thoughts, 20 Beet cartel slightly. She began to cry even melt, as her sweet face trans as he spoke "I'm sorry...." All these 22 Lurks harder as she placed the scalding formed.... images encased in shimmering 23 Mtsditects ange- blade to her wrists. Wincing slight- at The scene, a car -- as she sits glass. "Too late for that now. ly as it pierced her skin she did not 29 Ars Amatona' there crying, watching his shadow despair turned to hate little one " Wflrf MIRROR, bleed. in the house... she must calm down But then she closed her eyes and 30 Telescope element before she drives away. A memory The boy screamed A loud wail- her ragged breath began 10 smooth. j 1 Make »>to law MIRROR ON of what she finally said. "You will ing scream of surprise and anguish She healed his wounds, and kissed 3b Lad, not step on me anymore. ." but her as he grasped his wrists in obvious him softly, a puzzled look crossing 36 Higtilo 111 mind said so much more. "You 37 Dimensions THE WALL pain The blood gushed onto his his face, I love you uxi much to have broken my heart." her voice estimator 02000 tnounc M*»a SawcH Inc white blanket as he looked in hurt you." She closed his eyes and 4/i4A» mse through the fog of deep win 3b Scads All nghlt rewv«o bewilderment for his attackei I he 39 Cinders "II you can lace the boy in the ter. she couldn't breathe ller tor- opened her own There were the girl took in a breath slowly, 41 Identity mirror tured heart was causing a lack of harlequin tears and a mirror of 42 Shadings 5 Cu'.. observing the slow demise of her truth. I am ihc sunset of the day, the self-control, she began to drive 44 Cat tootet 6 Hegte: CROSS offender. But she could not let him 45 Valley death you feat hut love so much.. away "F*ck you my love, appar- 7 Tan gtp ently everyone else has," whis- die so simply without knowing 46 _ Alder 8 Match up word The pain in the darkness, the regrel ller blood fell onto the tile of 47 Biack-and-wtine 9 Soul sellet ol tomorrow I hold nothing hut pered her maddened voice of truth. why. She placed bandages upon cookie 10 MJitary dress hats I LOOKING FOR But no one can say such things her wrists and his wounds were the bathroom as she laughed at her passion lot sou. passion of 48 Watch over 11 Vilai-ous life, and love. 1 fear you. for you without hurting someone's feel healed. A game had begun, little stupidity, merely a flesh wound, 49 Small, last 12 Oni:;' ANSWERS IN ALL arc as powerful as I we are one ings. Besides, she didn't reall) girl had learned to hate. yei all these thoughts of death and warships 13 Fewe- a2 Endeavored wrr THE WRONG Sometimes, there is ,i thought that mean them., she did cue revenge How silly she was tit 19 Dcler-orating The boy kissed her softly on the eton 21 RadneroTThe screams within my mind, a thought She loved him more than any- think that she could destroy some- PLACES? lips gazing deeply into her eyes 55 Faux Woman in Red" so powerful that it hurts me to feel thing, realizing that she sustained one She placed a little bandage 56 Fishbutne and 23 So tat never knowing who she truly was GET SOME HELP Olivier il Sometimes, there are so man) all pain because she did Her love upon the cut and curled into a ball 24 K ng !■ She kissed him back passionately, FROM THE things to say. hut I never have can turn to hate. Pain from emo- 60 Asian capital paradise upon the floor. Soon she slept and 64 PartotTGII- enough courage to say them." tional battering can cause the deep- everything is a game, and spoke, "I 2b Gosha garo ANSWER KEY — though! no more of the anger in her 65 Practice tecycl ng 26 S-nal Bt I sh est of rages adore you..." softly into his car. he The mirror. As she gazed into heart. 66 cotla res"autant www, bgnews. com smiled us depths, she saw nothing but a In the mirror, she sees him as he 67 Cushon ?i Ti.wa-d the coast • 68 Brushed 28 Leo 10 a sea: child within an embodiment ol truly is.... Little boy abusing her He wouldn't be smiling for t>y Idyllic gardens 32 Fw/enng snrub iresh 58 Mind-read>ng hate The white acrylic paml upon mentally even as she falls to her long She pulled out the knife and A scream that echoed for years, 33 Cone/do 51 Master letter; her lace, eyes of blue, lips of vio- knees Ripping apart her con- began to cut into her wrists again, blood curdling and mournful as his DOWN ingredient penodicary 59 P-epareo let: Quite the little harlequin she science, calling her the names she 1 Paid athlete shocked that she still didn't bleed. mother discovered his lacerated 34 PfPV : 52 Willowy 5* Mire vein was Gentle blonde curls falling didn't deserve, for a trifle moment 2 Decay movements 53 Casual lareweli 52 Coflee serve- But he did. blood flowing freely as body The girl lay asleep, unknow- 3 Cereal grain slightly into her eyes, a teat rolled ol dissension A moment when her 40 Favesd'oppe 5-t Oxidation 63 Presley movie, he begged to know why. Her gaze ing of Ihc power within her mind. 4 F: re-satety device down, silver like a star. pride had risen and she had 43 Pushes 57 Pool tool'' v va _ Vegas" searing his eyes as he desperately The boy was rushed to the emer- "Starlight stai bright, firsl siai I screamed oul her thoughts on his attempted to stop the bleeding, gency room but one thing could sec tonight. I wish I may I wish I adultery Yet she is still praying to they widened and became quite save him. the love of the girl, her might have this wish I wish God that she might have him. to tonight...." allow her this happiness for she round in fear as his strength fal- sweet kisses to his wounds. But Ohio weather has nothing else Hei home was .1 tered. He fell to the floor. she lay asleep, and he soon lay Nothing mote than wishes Friday, April 14 haven of paternal love but she has "Baby " Baby ripped into his dead. 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Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. c r *'-*, ■'' -J !.-»'*■ ■ Friday, April 14, 2000 The BG News page 5 CITY umnu.bgnews.com/cily tax-exempt, noil pioln oigani/a Bookstore adds music to repertoire lion. In order to help covei the cost ni the materials, the department is ANNE MOSS opportunity to explore new venues scarce resources and lack of funds, playing his guitar in the community turning to business, industiial and in addition to their regular stops. but he does try to bring new things square downtown "busking." or prolcssiim.il leaders lot contribu- STAFF WRITER to the store occasionally for a greater playing for spare change. McEwen tions Billy Hanway, owner of Madhat- variety. can also be seen occasionally as a ter Music, supports Wilbur in his A sponsorship ol 50 students is guest guitarist for the local band Piss 1.70. ,i sponsorship ol 7S students decision to bring in live talent. It all boils down to money Whai is a good way lo get Artists. is $105, 0 sponsorship "l 100 chil- involved in the music scene in though. "Everyone always says that there "I am not doing anything serious ( amp Superkids deadlin dren i< $140 and a sponsorship ol Bowling Green? Visit one of the needs to be more things going on in "Business has not been so good 200 children is $280 numerous coffee shops, bai s or more right now, just playing for fun and approaching this town." Hanway said. "Well, this year," said Wilbur. Business, industrial IN profes- trying 10 get heard," McEwen said The American Lung Associa- recently, bookstores that offer live more people need the energy, like sional leaders who support this music from local bands. By brining in live bands and local tion announced April 30 as the Sean, to bring more things to this Wilbur said this is exactly what program, v, HI be listed on the pres- town." talent, he is hoping to increase his he is hoping for all the performers he application deadline lor its 23rd Scan Wilbur, owner of Pauper"s tige page of all activity manuals business. Though he stresses that his brings into his bookstore. year of Camp Superkids. Books. 206 North Main St.. recently under the heading of: Wilbur has been the owner of main motive is for fun and just Camp Superkids is a medically set aside a small space in the back of Provided as a Public Service Pauper's for three years, and has because he has the space. Eventual- Pauper's has had a full schedule supervised overnight camp for his bookstore in order for local tal- by People Who Care" worked there for six. ly, he said, it will pay its way. of live acts for the first month, but children betweer the ages of 8-13 ent to show off their goods. probably will reduce that to only with asthma. Camp will be held This is the only program of this His store offers new and used lit- "While people are watching the about three or four acts per week, type the Bowling Green lire Divi- "There are still a lot of people June 25-30. al Camp I.ibbey in erature in all subject areas, as well as performers. I am not hoping to sell a according to Wilbur. sion will be conducting llus year. that aren't being heard," Wilbur non-conventional items like inde- beer, just a book or two maybe." Defiance. Ohio All tax-deduciible checks said. Not only do independents from pendent press, authentic Mexican said Wilbur. Pauper's is located between the This special program offers should be made payable to the local bands come and perform, but coffee and photographs.. Corner Grill and Howard's Club and children with asthma the same out- National Fire Safety Council and also University musicians and Wednesday night, local musician is open until 7 p.m. Performances door activiiies that other children mailed to the Bowling Green Fire poets. This gives all performers These items may not appear on Clark McEwen performed at Pau- usually run from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. so often take lor granted. Activities Division to the attention ol Kick his shelves all the time because of per's. McEwen generally is seen will include nature hikes, swim- Johnson by June 1. 20(X) so pro|>er ming, aris and crafts, archery and credit can be given much more Camp also will teach children coping strategies to better Wood County solid waste district to hold walk for world deal with their asthma. This is a Elks announce contributions free camp with a small registration Members of Elks Lodge #818 fee required after acceptance. in Bowling Green contributed In celebration of Earth Day. the demonstrations with hands-on activ- sored by St. Aloysius at noon and tives and student watershed projects Camp Superkids is staffed by a nearly SI2.000 to charitable and Wood County Solid Waste District ities for children and adults. Booths again at 12:30 p.m. for cleaner streams. trained team of physicians, nurses educational causes for the fiscal will hold the seventh annual Walk from Maumee RAP. the Ohio EPA. and respiratory therapists who pro- year ending March 31. Proceeds from the events will For more information, contact the for the World Saturday, April 29. and other organizations will be open vide around-the-clock medical Among local causes receiving benefit the Maumee RAP. which Wood County Solid Waste Manage- from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. supervision. Bowling Green Elks Lodge fuid- The 5K walk will begin and end was established by the International ment District at 354-9297 or the ing were the schools1 Safet) Patrol at the Woodland Mall. 1234 North The Nature Reserve will once Joint Commission in the Great Nature Reserve at 354-2613. Call the American l.ung Associ- program, the Junior High School again sponsor the Earth Day Poetry Lakes Water Quality Agreement to ation at 471-0024 or 1-800- Main St.. and will take place rain or Student-of-the-Month. the Bowl- Contest, with young people reading improve water quality in 43 areas of Earth Day was created in 1970 by LUNG-USA for an application or shine. Registration lor the walk will ing Green Pee Wee League, youth their winning entries beginning at concern. In past years, proceeds of a former US Senator from Wiscon- for more information. be at noon, with the walk starting at hockey and numerous local schol- sin, Gaylord Nelson. It has been I p.m. 10:30 a.m. in the Woodland Mall up to $3,000 per year have been arship awards Cafe Court. The Mad Cap Puppets used to purchase water quality test- observed on April 22 every year Bowling Green Fire Department In addition, local contributions In addition to the walk, the will be a special feature for the day ing kits for students, install ground with litter collections, tree plantings, seeks youth program funding went to the Elks National Founda- Woodland Mall will also sponsor with a program at 3:30 p.m.. and water level monitoring wells and marches, walks and other communi- The Bowling Green Fire Divi- tion, the largest fraternal contribu- Earth Day related exhibits and there will be a Rainforest Play spon- sponsor industrial partnership initia- ty events. sion is now organizing its annual tor to educational causes in the fire safety and burn prevention United States, as well as to the educational program, geared Ohic 'ilks Charity Program. Cere- Attention All Students! WHAT TITLE DID MIKE TYSON toward children in the community bral : als\ Foundation. Ohio Veter- Turn in those Census forms! Live shows teaching fire safety ans and the Elks Hoop Shoot, the y RECEIVE AFTER BITING and life safety, featuring Firepup largest privately-funded sporting Stand Up & Be Counted! and his friend Sounder, will be event in the nation. HOLYFIELD'S EAR] given at each elementary school. The contributions are a contin- I'uhhc vrxue .mjffitemenl film the US Census Bureau grades K-4. In addition, over uing example that the Bowling 10.000 pieces of educationally Green F.Iks Lodge is among the mm SPORTSMAN OF THI sound fire safety and life safety leading lodges, both statewide and materials will be provided to the nationally, in our dedication to youngsters here. These materials worthy causes and to those in 111 have been designed by the Nation- need." explained Jaxon Sebek. 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"We need to stop trol over their emotions " was an inspirational performance by of victimization. Hradek. founder ol the Univer- teacher evaluations, and I'd also saying that it she wasn't wearing The final redefinition of rape is the University's Gospel Choir. sity's chess club, said money and like to establish good relationships Before the march into the night, scholarships are l>eing spent on the those tight clothes and loud colors it thai rape is a public concern Among selections sung were "Right between USG and the administra wouldn't have happened. We need "Rape is a community issue," she on King Jesus." "Swing Down the women practiced live chants. As football team that should be spent on academically- oriented student mm and faculty members." to change attitudes." said "It is a change to take back the Chariot" and "Amazing Grace." the marchers headed through the Thirdly, rape is an act of power ol night, to say what needs to be said In addition, the Africana Dance organizations, and that this situa- Childers said control. and lo wear the clothes you want to Troupe performed the Dumbah. Union Oval, their voices could be tion should be remedied Drake said he would like to Fourth, rape affects all women wear." "The Dumbah is a celebration heard in a distance Liz Lavelle. sophomore politi- provide more off-campus services dance." said llabib Iddrisu. ADT cal science and pie law major and — mothers, sisters, daughters, Sallee-Grcsham concluded her for students speech with a story of a football drummer from Ghana "Here we are "Whatever we wear, wherever newly elected off-campus repre- nieces, grandmothers and aunts. "I'd like 10 see an off-campus According to Sullce-Uresham. game between insects and animals. celebrating women's freedom and we go. yes means yes. and no means sentative, sard she wants to gel stu- national rape statistics say the "Nothing can be accomplished the stop lo rape and violence." dents more invoked in USG. bus route, and an off-campus food youngest recorded rape victim was 2 by sitting on the sideline." she said. Also. Eryn Whilficld. an ADT no." "I believe that many of the slu charge is a great thing that we months old and the oldest recorded Sallce-Grcsham's formula for member, did a solo expressional "Attending Ihe WAC Take Back dents at the University have good should already have." Drake said. dance lo "Under the North Light," ideas for improvement on our rape victim was 94 years old. effective change is when pain of suf- Drake also >uid he wants to "Rape isn't an issue that we can fering is greater than pain of move- by Keiko Malsi. She chose this song the Night ceremony and march was campus. yel are afraid their voices won't be heard, and I want to help USG build a better image on toss away and ignore." she said. ment. for this occasion because of the definitely Influential," said Monica "We have to deal with it." "The speaker said perhaps what emotional impact. change that." Lavelle said campus t She also said rape affects men. is most important to remember is Following the performances by Young, freshman middle childhood Blasdcl also said he wants lo "Right now. when you talk Rape affects men's relationships that we arc all capable of making ADT and the Gospel Choir was the education major. "It was very infor- get students more involved in about USG, some people say oh. change and with that simple change open mic survivor speak out. Some USG. with women. It affects men because 1 what a bunch of screw-ups.'" it affects the women in their life. comes a big difference." said people read poems while others mative.* "I'd like to be a bridge for stu- dents, to take them to meetings Drake sard. "USG shouldn't be and voice their concerns." Hl.i-.dcl Viewed this wa> Id like lv help it said. "I'd also like to publish build a belter image." MARIJUANA teacher evaluations. If people Next year's USG representa- knew what to expect from classes, tions will be sworn in at the USG Continued from page 1. pid, but if you're just smoking one several BG juveniles for possession usually disruptive to other students it would be a lot easier to pick and night a week with your friends, what of marijuana in court cases. "When you start smoking mari- choose them." meeting April 17. "I don'l think there should be is lhal harming?" "It isn't only present at our Uni- juana, you have a tendency to make laws against it. Not because I think Weaver believes thai marijuana versity, it's also a problem with a lot of noise, cause vandalism and people should smoke, but because it would be beneficial lo Bowling juveniles in the city." spread insults. This interferes with listen up class of 2000! is one more place that government Green in some ways. According to Richard Gullufsen. the rights of other students, which is can have a hand in our daily lives,** "Government could control it and police information officer, there something we will pursue." Gul- he said regulate il lo make a profit This have been cases on campus dealing lufsen said. • Weaver feels that the government would be a perfect place to grow it." with marijuana According to Gullufsen. marijua- lets people do things that are even Not everyone thinks, however, "We have caught people smoking na smoking is not considered a crim- worse than marijuana and doesn't that the legalization of marijuana marijuana on campus " inal offense, but rather a civil there are 1,000 things you didn't even know you had During the I997-I998 school sec why government has drawn the would not be a problem. offense. line at illegalizing marijuana "I don'l see any point in promot- year, there were 19 marijuana "It is a minor misdemeanor, one "We let everybody do detrimental ing anything that changes the way a offenses, while 15 took place in '98- that would only be cited in court." '99. things to themselves now. We give person acts or behaves." sard Gullufsen said. people cars thai go up to 120 mph. Michael March, city attorney. There are three measures thai the University may take against mari- While there is debate over and allow people to have alcohol in Marijuana use is something that whether or not legalization of mari- before graduation goes on both at the University and juana offenders. Offenders may be large quantities. I don't understand juana would be a good idea, there is within the city. subject to arrest, citation or sent to where the) draw the line." no doubt lhal it won't happen in He docs believe, however, thai "Compared to other cities, mari- judicial affairs. theie should be regulations juana use is probably higher lot B Gullufsen said lhal the main rea- Bowling Green, "There should be laws if you're cits our size." Marsh said. son the University cracks down on "It'll never happen." Gullufsen gonna go out and do something stu- Marsh said he has represented marijuana users is because they are said. ggraduation countdown Class Of 2000 network mmHmmmmmwmmmmmBi ca rammrorerecaraiarai uu «a carom graduation announcements online gift registry real world guide careers BECKLEY and a whole lot more CARDY bgsu.eGrad2000.com -ft GROUP* Irom your friends at THE Everything for School Looking for a Summer Job in Mansfield? NEWSBG Beckley Cardy Group has been in Mansfield, Ohio for 35 years. Each summer we hire several hundred students to work in our state of the art distribution center. enter to win a trip lor 10 to egracfqilWE We offer an exciting work environment, the opportunity to meet lots of new »f itnt IUH m me icii ■•rtl 0JOSTRAK.COM friends, multiple shifts, 40 plus hours per week, and competitive wages. europe We still have positions available. 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I can't help but smile about aggressive and amazing live. Its the wonderful things the season will ENTERTAINMENT WRITERS tone was matched by Moby, who bring: baseball, barbecues, old throughout his entire performance friends and concerts. Good con- We waited, and waited and then never seemed to stand still for more certs. Good concerts are the staple we wailed some more. than a second. Who knows what it is of any fun summer and it isn't too And then we found out They about him, maybe it's the Vegan hard to find a fun summer concert. Might Be Giants were coming, and diet, but that man has more energy A summer concert in its truest then we found out they weren't. when he's on stage than a 5-year-old form must be held outside. Being So then we once again waited for hopped up on pixie stix. outdoors, sharing a few laughs, shar- a well-known band to come to cam- The insane amount of energy was ing a few brews and listening to live pus. most evident for his ass-kicking ren- music are all ingredients that make Well, on Tuesday the wait was dition of the James Bond theme, life so much more enjoyable. finally over as Bush and Moby which Moby introduced by saying, Knowing that school and work are graced the stage at Anderson Arena, 'This was a song in a really bad so far removed from your good time and it actually was well worth the movie, but it was a lot of fun to do." makes it that much better. wait. He obviously has a lot of fun per- There is only one setback for out- After waiting a bit longer (the forming it too. as he leaped around door summer concerts around NW concert started about 10 minutes like a madman on stage, stopping Ohio: there aren't any. With the late), the lights went down and only to pose on the floor speakers exception of Toledo's "Party in the Moby's eerie ambient song. "My and perform solos that would make Park." which brings in the best Weakness" played over the speakers any 80s-rock eod proud. bands of the 70s and 80s that are still as he and his band slowly came onto Moby seemed to be having fun living for free, you must hike it to stage. throughout the concert as he covered Columbus. Cleveland. Detroit or With no introduction, the band bits and pieces of Devo, Crosby. Cincinnati to catch a show. Stills, Nash & Young, and even Although the drive might be some Led Zeppelin. The latter came long, it's well worth the journey. before he played the best song of the Photo Provided There are certain things many night, the amazing rap-techno fans take for granted when attending hybrid. "Bodyrock." saying that the BUSHED— After much anticipation alterna-rockers Bush took the stage and rocked ;< crowded an outdoor show. The freedom to song was supposed to be based on a move around the facility tops the Anderson Arena Tuesday night. The performance was part of MTV's Campus Invasion Tour. sample of "Whole Lotta Love" but mainly performed their hit songs looked like he was going to get tor so far. Just how sincere thai was, list. When sitting on the lawn wasn't because of a threat of getting behind the assigned seats, many fans like "Everything Zen," and "Greedy crushed. Needless to say. Rossdalc who knows. sued. Fly." Along with the hits, Bush must be a security guard's night- Perhaps one of the best pan~ oi can be just the slightest bit annoy- Zeppelin or not, the song rocked. ing. I'm not pointing any fingers, played a nice balance of new mater- mare. the show was ihe encore After sever- but the 15-year-old tube-top-wear- At the end of his set, Moby said ial from The Science of Things. This performance was even better al minutes of screaming, stomping ing, louder-scream-than-the-band he would perform "the big hit" including "Warm Machine," "Dead than the group's last area perfor- and chair drumming (with Moby-like girls are just too much. When you which, strangely enough, was an Meat" and "The Disease of the mance in Detroit at "The Night 89X techniques) it began. The encore must decide on drinking your $7 acappela cover of Burt Bacharach's Dancing Cats." Stole Christmas" show in December. started oil with the hit "Glycerine." beer or pouring it over someone's "Close To You." After that oddity, he Gavin Rossdalc had Anderson The set list was about the same but That was followed by the crowd ser- head, it's time to move somewhere kicked into overdrive with the Arena in his hands and he knew it. this performance was so much more enading Nigel 1'ulsloid tor his birth- else. With a lawn seat, you can insane, ear-blasting, convulsion- He stood on the stage like a supreme intense. Rossdalc seemed to have a day. To close the nighl. Bush amaz- inducing, "Thousand." which is the Buying a lawn seal can be so deity. He literally went out and made much belter dialogue with the audi- ingly covered of the Doors's "Break much easier and can provide such a fastest song in the world. contact with the crowd, not once but ence here than in Detroit. He would on Through (To the Other Side) " Photo Provided Once Moby had properly warmed comment on how the band had heard better concert experience. At most, twice, as he left the security of the Despite the last-minute seat indoor concert seats cost the same the crowd up. they had to wait again stage to be closer to the fans. On the about the devoted fans who stood in for about 45 minutes before Bush second trip out it looked like he line for tickets. Along with showing changes, long ticket lines and all the price. A nose-bleed upper-deck seat BODYROCKIN— Moby electri- rumors and speculation, Ihe show will cost the same $30. at least one took the stage. It was worth the wait, might not make it back as hordes of their appreciation, he also told the fied the audience of Anderson however, as they ripped into an screaming female fans tried to get crowd that they would return, was worth the wait. And it proved that's front and center. Outside, a that a major concert can lake place in lawn seat is usually considerably Arena Tuesday night with his amazing rock show. their hands on his shirtless body. If adding that Bowling Green was the less than a seat underneath the pavil- intense energy. Bush made fans happy as they he was not going to be violated it best audience that they had played Bowling Green. ion. Also, many outdoor venues have huge screens, so those who've sucked down too much can watch the concert from the ground. Stage managers devote much time, effort to theater performance Outdoor shows have many other JEFF MCGINNIS frustrating sometimes, when you put others. advantages Many places allow you ENTERTAINMENT WRITER a lot of effort and time into a pro- As the show begins, the crew to bring in lawn chairs, blankets and duction." said Yifat Russ, stage takes their places backstage and to coolers. Taking care of those As theatergoers attend this week- manager of "Romeo & Juliet." "But the batk of the theater. Hunched munchies with store-bought food end's performances of "Romeo & it doesn't matter - if you love the- over their electrical boards or stand- can save you a lot of dough. Also, Juliet" at the Eva Marie Saint The- ater, recognition isn't that impor- ing near dim ultraviolet lights, they some amphitheaters have walking- atre, they will appreciate the work tant." keep a close eye on the performance, trails around the facility. These are and effort put into the show by its From her perch in the booth so they can deal with any problems perfect for sneaking some swigs cast and director - the pans of the above the balcony of the theatre, that may occur. They stay in con- from the flask you weren't allowed Russ surveys the entire production stant contact with each other over a performance they can sec in front of and makes sure all the assigned cues radio headset, conversing practically to bring through the front gates. them. But there is another level of Finally, outdoor summer concerts happen when they're supposed to. non-stop during the show and work in theater that they rarely - if "The most difficult part is the through numerous set changes and prove that it's OK to go home with- ever - see. out bruises. With no real mosh pit at very end of the show - all these cues lighting cues. most outdoor venues, it's easy to sit They are the stage managers who have to come in a certain timing "We have approximately 110 back, relax, dance and do what you coordinate everyone from a barely- with ihe actors and the music," Russ lighting cues and around 35-45 came to the show for: to listen to the lit booth at ihe back of the theatre. said. sound cues. That's around 150 cues, They are the light and sound opera- She is not alone in her work. A overall," Russ said. "If a tiny thing is tors who control what the audience large crew of technicians oversee messed up backstage, it can mess up Mike Tullle commonly sets confused can sec and hear - and what they every aspect of production, such as a ton of things on-stage." with his alter ego Brian Titttle. although can't. They are costume designers, assistant stage managers Jen Clare As the show ends, the cast re- they have no relation and are two totally prop crew, makeup artists and set & Andrew J. Gubon (who also per- takes the stage to soak in the MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News builders. And if they do their job different people. Roth like concerts how- forms in the show) backstage, light applause from the audience. There is WHEREFORE—Julio Alberto Sepulvada and Chris Callahan per- ever, vow can e-mail MIKE with upcom- well, people don'i notice them at all. board operators Robert Engel (in the no curtain call for the crew. In fact, They are the production staff. booth with Russ) and Scott Latham they're still at work, making sure the form with the help of the stage crew. ing shows or comments at Tullle @ cleaned docs their work finish. done." she said. "We love the the- hgnet.bgsu.edu. And they arc among the most impor- (backstage), sound board operator lights come up and the music plays tant people in making the show run. Amanda Lipscomb and prop crew just right. Only when ihe audience But Russ said H doesn't mailer aler, we don't love ihe spotlight." "(The lack of recognition) can be head Rachel Ferrari, among many has left and the theater has been "For us, recognition is a job well Wanna be a VJ is pointless This is the true story of one the lighting was better and I got to reporter picked by The BG News lo go through hair and makeup before go to MTV's Interactive Village and the audition. I also got to talk about audition to be a VJ to find out what myself on camera and read from a MLB 2001 great if time permits happens when people stop being real cue card. This year. I just plumped and start being fake in order to land down in front of the camera and DAN NIED by Juan Gonzalez, and Tony Gwynn Ihe ultimate "dream job." answered questions. SPORTS EDITOR won't hil .800. If you want ridiculous I wasn't sure if 1 actually wanted And then it was over. I don't simulation, this may not be the game to audition lo be a MTV VJ. I have a think I made much of an impression for you. history with MTV and it isn't pretty. on MTV. In fact. I'd even say that How can you argue with a gi'ne Spring training mode allows you Last year at this time I traveled to this week's audition went even that comes out at the end of March Chicago for the "Wanna Be a VJ to create your own player and see il worse than the previous one. and actually has Ken Griffey Jr. on the he can make the big league club. It's Too" contest. I stood in line all day I wasn't too upset, though. I don't Reds? in the cold, windy city waiting for not as easy as it sounds, as you are really think that the VJ auditions at It seems that that chaps at 989 only allowed seven skill points to my audition. I got there early in the Fearing anoihcr long line, the Interactive Village were real. I morning and didn't get to actually worked overtime updating rosters and make your player belter. Once arrived at Ihe Interactive Village wouldn't be surprised if MTV was- creating lifelike stadiums in MLB again...realistic. audition until the end of the day. before it was set to begin at noon. n't even recording the auditions. It 2001. From Comerica Park's giant Waiting in line all day made me There wasn't a line, so I didn't have was just another activity for students scoreboard to Jetf Bagwell's diarrhea But. alas, sometimes realistic will begin to resent MTV. When I finally lo worry about missing my I p.m. to be a part of "the MTV expedi- inspired batting stance, MLB 2001 bile a video game in the ass. The real- auditioned. I was cold and tired and class istic pace at which ihe game moves basically blew the audition. Need- ence." fills the void for a realistic baseball Everyone who auditioned to be a Maybe I'm just not VJ material game. along dictates thai it be played with- less lo say. I did not leave Chicago VJ had lo fill out a form. The form out any haste or future commitments. in a good mood and blamed it all on and my claiming that the VJ audi- Play a full season, if you have six asked important questions such as. tions are fake is my way of dealing months to do it. Play half a season, if And the homerun derby doesn't allow MTV. "what is your favorite CD?" and you lo gel into any rhythm and often When (he opportunity came to with this harsh reality. Then again, you have three months to do it. Play a "what is your favorite show on there's always next year. 25 game season if you want inflated produces foul balls, which fall on audition again this year at the Cam- MTV?" The form I filled out for last hard times as out*. pus Invasion Tour. I decided it Kevin Aeh has accepted his VJ batting averages and a pitiful amount years audition was much longer and failures in stride and has decided lo of homcruns and RBIs. But that's the Final thought: Impressive game would be a good opportunity to more extensive. redeem myself. This would be my pursue a career in monkey torture. beauty of the game. If you play a full play make this title worth your This year's audition was different You can e-mail him comments or season your slats will be real. There money.if you don't have a job or any GWYNN BATS _ Virtua chance to prove to MTV that I am than last year's as well. In Chicago, Gwynn hits a virtual dinger. VJ materiJ monkey photo! at [email protected] won't be any 100|iome run seasons olher commitment | ■:- ..■ --... Friday, April 14,2000 The BG News page 9 ENTERTAINMENT wunvbgnews.com/now album of the year b\ several British "Why Docs It Always Rain On Me" publications for 1999 As with most sounds like nothing that anyone else European albums as of late, the I IS would do and is a fitting choice for is the last to see it. This album has the lust single Like the entire been out in the UK since spring of album, it is well written The song lasl year. Perhaps as a conciliation to has definite emotion This is the per- US fans who have already bought it as an import, the band has added two fecl song to listen to when things arc- "hidden" tracks on the American going wrong. While it captures this, Alanis Morisctte. and Eminem write good songs release. it is extremely light and almost The track "'Marry Me'" dabbles where the shock works within the Travis can best be described as a poppy slightly with reggae. Overall the mechanics of the music. mix of Oasis with a touch of Radio "Slide Show" takes its place as band, bassist Tony Kanal. guitarist %&zzzzx Say what you will about folks head. The band even dabbles, albeit (he best ballad on the album Again, Tom Dumont and drummer Adrian —*-S -^^ like Kid Rock, at least he has a sense slightly, with the Fab lour. "Luv." <~ --.-,. il is the kind of song and style that Young, have all become much better of humor about his musical endeav- seems to have a similar sound to The their peers might not take on. The players. For her part. Stefani has ors and say what you will about Beatles' "Across the Universe " band even has references to Beck, also done a fair share of maturing. lucks like Limp Bizkit at least they Singer Fran Mealy sounds like a There is less of that high pitched seem convinced about what they happy Thorn Yorke. This is very evi- Oasis and Manic Street Preachers in Blondie-esque squeaking in her sing. Pimpadelic is neither humor- dent on "The last laugh of the ihe lyrics. voice. ous nor has any convictions about Laughter" and "Driftwood." The What Travis has managed to do is There have been whispers all their material. They're simply going band also has us moments when- n take music back to its simple roots. over the industry that this album, through the motions doing what they steals Irom Oasis, which is a switch. like the last, is a chronicle of Ste- can to shock, and in the end flailing There are no samples, no electronic "Wailing to Reach You" starts oul fani's relationships. With Tragic ?8 about like a trout out of water beeps. It's just lour gu>s playing like something from (What's the Kingdom, it was Kanal. This time GRADK: D- their instruments This is one of the Story) Morning Glory. "Turn" around it would be Rossdale in the ■Erik Pepple best things to come out of England No Doubt: spotlight. Stefani is dropping some Pimpadelic: sounds like The Verve. While they this year. less than slight hints on this CD. ma) sound like some of their peers. Return of With one track titled "Marry Me," Southern Travis has a detinue sound all their GRADE: A you have to wonder what she is own Lisa Hemnger thinking. We also have the line in Devils Saturn "Simple Kind of Life" which goes. 2000 irama. humcopt Records "And all I needed was a simple 2000-Tommy Boy Records Friday. April 14 man/So I could be a wife." If you If Kid Rock is straight out of the * Club Fnday music Ike Stubbk-teM & H, Not Was ll has been a long wail for No really read into the lyrics you can trailer, than Pimpadelic is straight Smoky, sassy jazz (6 30-9 30 » H ) Doubt fans. However, those fans find tons of references to Stefani's * FREE tour A Celebration of Dogs (6 45 P.M.) out of the dirt, beneath the rocks, may be surprised to hear what the personal life. * FREE live theatre North Coast Theatre ( 7 8 8» M I under Kid .Rock's trailer. band has come up with on Return to Along with looking at her love More Mystery in the Cloister The latest chowderheads in the Saturn. life. Stefani seems 'o take a look at * FREE Special Lecture Or lanssa Bonfante rap-metal hit brigade. Pimpadelic. "Ex-Girlfriend." the first single herself with "Magic's in the Make- (7 30>M| pride themselves on trying to top the Nudity as a Costume in Etruscan Art off the album, still maintains some up." Stefani also examines her life worst stage antics of punk shock- * FREE concert Praecepta (7 30 r-.M.) ot the ska that was present on Trag- with Six Feet Under. The only draw- Travis: The meister G.G. Allin (this is. after all. Bowling Green Student Composers ic Kingdom. Whether or not this is back to Return of Saturn is that these a band best known for shoving a bis- the follow-up to ""Don't Speak" is songs hit so close to home. You will Open ewy Friday, 6-1C»w 419255 8000 cuit up a female audience member's Man Who something to ponder. Could Gwen either find references to Gwen and 2445 Monroe Street Toledo. OH 43620 K**dt pemtb* t>, fljnflhlhkdt^lt hind regions and eating it. swell Stefani be talking about her relation- Gavin or Gwen herself. "New*' is guys you can take home to mom. for Jim Epic Records ship with Bush's Gavin Rossdale? about the only fun, non-deep song sure) all the while pounding out the Who knows. on the album. This is a far cry from Things are not looking loo good same flatter than Nebraska beats of Another familiar faee is the song material like "Just a Girl." for the UK music scene. Sales ot Limp Bizkit. Yeltowstone * Badtands "New," which was featured on the GRADE: B+ O.ISIS' latesl cttort are more pint With song titles like "T*ts (Will soundtrack to the movie. "Go." Like -Lisa Bellinger sized than giant. Robbie Williams" be Alright)" and topics like how fun NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE • GHOST TOWNS • "Ex-Girlfriend,"" it still sounds like ego landed with a resounding thud. rape can be. Pimpadelic ii indeed something that could have come ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES • DEVIL'S TOWER WILD dragging along the very bottom of The Verve have broken up for the from their earlier releases. "'Six Feet Did you know... the keg of cheapie Lone Star beer last time. We are still waiting for HORSES • INDIAN BATTLEFIELDS • TRAIL RIDES • Under," also has the ska sound that 4 A goldfish has a they are shown to imbibe in the liner Prodigy and Radiohead to finish up the band is known for. NAT! PARKS. FORESTS & M0N.« RAFTING • notes. their new efforts. Things have gotten While some of the old No Doubt memory span I guess, begrudgingly. there's so bad. the Spice Girls were given a GOLD PANNING • LIVE RODEO sound is on here, the band has grown *f* of three seconds... something to be said for their chutz- lifetime achievement by the Brit beyond ska. "Simple Kind of Life" CAMPING ADVF.NTUPE: WE PROVIDE YOUR CAMPING pah. However, chutzpah can only Awards, the British equivalent of the sounds like straight-forward rock. ^so do most college go so far. Pimpadelic is more con- Grammy Awards EQUIP. TRANSPORTATION. CAMPGRD FEES. PARK FEES The band has experienced a fair deal 10 students. cerned with shocking their audience Enter Travis, who came to the US AND A SLEW OF ACTIVITIES 01 change since Tragic than actually constructing good with the title of Britain's Favorite Kingdom.Thls time around No songs. The difference between Band They have already landed the Doubt worked with Glen Ballard. 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MBA Accredited or apply online at Ground www.bgnews.com > page 10 The BG News Friday, April 14,2000 SPORTS www.bgnews.com/sports Koolball MAC Hiatus stands in SPRING STAMPEDE does Spring practice concludes with scrimmage women's DAN NIED best chance to see where they calling and coaching. Eric Gilbo. who was expected golf team SPORTS EDITOR stand going into fall practice in "I'd like to see the communica- to compete with Dennis Wendel August, and the Sept. 2 opener at tion smoothed out for the game." for the vacant right tackle spot, way This spring. BG football coach Michigan. Blackney said. still cannot take part in full drills Gary Blackney has spoken up in The key for Blackney and the Contrasting the last iwo sea- after off-season knee surgery. In good an odd twist of fate. Wendel went DOROTHY WRONA practice. He's had no problem Falcons is execution. In the end it sons, this year the strong point of speaking his mind in an attempt to really won't matter who makes the spring practice is the defense. down with a broken hand the sec- DAN NIED SPORTS WRITER get his players motivated. hardest hits, but whether or not Monday, the defense forced quar- ond week of practice. Neither will SPORTS EDITOR Tomorrow, he'll see how that they are in the right place when terback Andy Sahm to hurry sev- play tomorrow. With first place in (he MAC tour- hands-on approach works. they make the hit. eral times, and jarred a ball loose Receiver Aaron Alexander, A little rest can go a long way. who will be forced to fill in for the nament possibly at stake, the At I p.m.. the Falcons will split "I would like to see a well orga- with a big hit on sure-handed That is what Falcon men's goll women's tennis team heads into this nized outfit." Blackney said. "We receiver Kurt Gerling. departed Robert Redd, was out up into offense and defense, hit coach Garry Winger had in mind weekend with matches against each other senseless and see who need to know where we need to be Blackney said that with nine Monday with an undisclosed Northern Illinois and Western is standing at the end. and when we need to be there." returning starters, he is looking for injury. It is not known if he will when he made up this season's Michigan. Falcon victories over The Falcons will finish spring The coaching staff will also the defense to be a force. play tomorrow. schedule. these teams could put them at the top piactice with the annual Brown worry about communication. On the other side of the ball, But. injuries aside, the Falcon After the first three tournaments of the MAC standings. and Orange scrimmage. The quar- Monday was the first time they set the offense is working out some offense is deep at the skill posi- of the year. Winger scheduled a With one weekend left in regular terbacks will not be live, but up contact with the pressbox. a kinks in execution and has been three week hiatus so his team could • See STAMPEDE, page 11. -c.ison play, head coach Penny Dean everything else will. It is BG's process essential to effective play bit by the injury bug. iron out some wrinkles said that these matches are impor- tant lor the Falcons in preparation This weekend he will see if his for the MAC tournament in two strategy worked as the Falcons trav- weeks. el to Yorktown. Ind.. to compete in "1 think we have to be ready for the Ball State Invitational. both matches." Dean said. "It's the "Last year we had five tourna- second-to-last weekend of regular ments in five weeks and I thought ~c.is.ui matches." that was a little too much." Winger The NIU Huskies stand at 2-10' said. "This year I tried to spread the overall and 1-4 in the MAC. The schedule out a little bit so we can Falcons won last year's meeting 5-2 take some time to work on what we but pulled out wins in two and three need to." set matches for the win. What the team needs to work on The Huskies lack depth on their is a combination of consistency and young roster, but Dean knows they improvement in the short game. can not be underestimated. Last sea- son. Tracy Mowitt lost at the number "It's pretty much the same thing MX spot. for everybody." Winger said. "It's "If we go in there and play like basically hitting the ball on the fair- we know how to play, we should way, hitting the ball longer, improv- beat them." Dean said. "They're not ing the short game. That's the game as strong down the line as we are." right there. We've had the time to do Like BGSU. Northern Illinois has it." windy weather. Head coach Penny The team will be led into action Dean hopes that the Falcons can'use this weekend by junior Jon Smarrel- the wind to their advantage. li. who has led BG in the last two "We know we're good in the tournaments. wind." Dean said. Absent from this weekend's line- If BGSU beats NIU and Western up is senior Dave Kotsos. who led loses their match on Friday, the Fal- cons could end up playing Western the team in the first invitational of for the MAC regular season crown MIKE LEHMKUHLE/The BG News the season. However, in the last two on Saturday. GO LONG— BG quarterback Andy Sahm will be ready to throw the long ball when the football team plays its annual Brown eonrpetitions he has struggled, fin- Saturday the Falcons will head to and orange scrimmage tomorrow at 1 p.m. ishing last on the team in each. Kalamazoo for what could be their "Dave just hasn't played very toughest conference match. well the last few weeks." Winger Defending MAC tournament said. champion Western Michigan is com- In for Kotsos will be freshman ing off a 5-4 upset of I5th-rankcd Gridders touched by Dance Marathon kids Andy Miller, who shot a three round Marquetle The Broncos sport a 3-1 MAC record and are 10-6 overall. ASHLEY CHRISTIAN LANCSTON the dancers and moralers. Sahm brock. for example, helps mentor "This is a wonderful chance for score of 232 at the Silver Springs expressed that Dance Marathon is Invitational during spring break. Last season they defeated the Fal- GUEST WRITER a special needs student at Findlay students to gel together for a com- cons 5-2. This season the Falcons one of the best programs around. High School. Diepenbrock and mon cause ... the kids." he said. Freshman Adam Balls and sophomore Brian Gcrkcn will fill hope to avenge that loss on the road. "Actually, I had the opportuni- Lewis also help with the Special With the advent of spring prac- The Falcon football players out the lineup for the Falcons. Western's roster consists of three ty to dance 32 hours for a local Olympics here in Ohio during the were touched by one of the mira- seniors, four sophomores and one tice, the Bowling Green State summer. They all believe that The Ball State Invitational, while University football players took hospital in Indianapolis my senior cle kids in particular. Adam. See- freshman. They play well at every year of high school." Sahm said. Dance Marathon is a perfect rep- ing Adam's smile made their day. hosted by a fellow MAC school, will position. Dean is expecting a battle, time out for the kids. Senior Ryan resentation of how we can make a They played football with him. his give BG a look at teams they don't but thinks the Falcons have a chance Diepenbrock. junior Godfrey He. Diepenbrock and Lew is all difference in someone's life. often see. Teams like Cleveland agreed that if they did not have a brother Andrew and the other mir- if they play well. Lewis and sophomore Andy Sahm State. Evansville and Wright State conflict with spring football prac- "Being an athlete, people look acle kids. They also met with "If we're in that zone at the top of (among other Falcon football will compete. our game, we can beat them." Dean players) look forward to this sea- tice, they would definitely partici- up to us as heroes, it is our respon- some of the parents, so that they "I'm not sure what to expect." said. son, but this time they were pate in the event from beginning sibility to be heroes to those kids, could learn more about the mira- Winger said. "It's a nice course, it. The Falcons will travel to focused on winning for the fami- to end. and those kids arc heroes to us." cle kids. Diepenbrock said. will be a good test for us and.give us ' DeKalb. III., to play Northern Illi- lies of the Children's Miracle Net- There is only one goal of Besides being student athletes, a chance to prepare for next week- nois .it I p.m. Tomorrow they will work. Although they did not these men have become mentors. Lewis mentioned how he was Dance Marathon and the BGSU end." head north to Kalamazoo to lake on spend 32 hours on their feet, they They feel that children are the impressed with how everyone football team knows: It's for the Western Michigan at 1 p.m. left their hearts and minds with foundation for the future. Diepen- united for the children. kids. Next weekend the Falcons travel to Akron to compete in the Firestone. Invitational. From there they will, Rugby close out their season with the MAC championships in Westerville start- Ruggers recover by thrashing Illini ing May 4. Women JOE FINNELL nois would have been better off stay- through a half dozen uninspired arm by taking the opening kickoff and ty. Scrum half Dusty Sclmire. full- The women's golf team will look; 01 EST WRITER ing home and saving the eight hour tackles on his way to the goal line. sprinting 75 yards for a try with the back Joe Finncll and wing Ivan Mer- to build upon last weekend's second trip it took to get here." Another try by center Scott Mullins. second half just ten seconds old. It icle tallied BG's tries. place finish in the Bronco Invita- BG rugby losing streaks are like Home field, the wind and the followed by a try and conversion by would be the first of 21 unanswered The Falcon rookies squeaked by tional when they travel to Cham- blue moons cold may have been factors, but it the Illini made the half-time score points for the Falcons. Findlay I2-I0 on the strength of After dropping two matches to was the Bowling Green backfield I0-7. Hooker Shawn Sass was set up tries by wing Travis Lamb and eight paign. III., for the Illini Spring Clas- Big Ten opponent Indiana last week, that ultimately pounded the Illini "This place (BG) is death for vis- for an easy try by center Scott man Tim Laubenshcimer and a con- sic. the Falcon ruggers stormed back to into submission 31 =7. The bigger iting teams." said Illinois coach Ben Mullins. and scrum half Anthony version kick by Kevin Jackson. Northern Illinois will be the only lay the big hurt on Illinois and but slower Illini. playing BG for the Montez. who played for the Illini Lazar punched in a third on a short This weekend the Falcons, now MAC team the Falcons are compet- Northwestern. BG's rookies also first time in 16 years, got a lesson in during their last visit to Bowling burst from the back of a scrum. Fly 14-5, will go for their 19th straight ing against this weekend. edged Findlay I2-I0. the lightning-like offense that has Green. "You kick a ball into that half Pete Cromly's three conversion defense of the Mid-American Con- "We were home, the wind was been the hallmark of Falcon teams wind and you end up with negative kicks made the final 31-7. ference club rugby title. To put that Last weekend at Western Michi- howling and it was freezing cold." since their last meeting. yardage. Damnedest thing I've ever BG knocked off the second of record in perspective. Ronald Rea- gan the Falcons finished just behind said BG vice captain Reed l.uecke. Fight man Mike Hot?, opened the seen." two Big Ten opponents with a 15-5 Eastern Michigan and just ahead of scoring with a try alter he cruised "It was our kind of rugby day. Illi- Wing Tim Rieger stunned Illinois victory over Northwestern Universi- i See RUGGERS, page 11. Western Michigan. Freshman Shelly : Binzel. who has led the Falcons in every tournament this season, Women's talent teaches tournament teams worked her magic once again by fin- ishing eighth with an 18 hole score SPEC1AI To THE BO NEWS weak side wing. Jen Hornbcrgcr. Liz Southern Illinois University. 22-0. of 79. Pierce and fly half Joz DcSantis. The ladies went home. 3-1. The tournament was planned for Fighting the cold and the rain, the While the temperature continued The Women's B-side team lost a two rounds, but was shortened to 18 BGSU women's rugby football club to drop the team morale was on the tough match to Holy Cross in their holes due to inclement weather. first game, but came back to win Senior Shannon Sharp finished took their talents south last weekend rise. They took on Central Michigan against Oberlin College in the next 12th with a score of 81, Senior to show their opponents how the University for the second game of round, 5-0. After Kenyon forfeited Missy Hinds was 15th with an 82. game is really played, at the Ohio the afternoon. Losing to CMU earli- on Sunday, they ended up with a 2-1 Freshman Stephanie Elsca was 27th er in the season, the Falcons were on Classic Tournament in Columbus. record for the tournament. J.D.Pooley with an 87. while sophomore Shan- The team faced four opponents the prowl for revenge. HELP— Prop non Smith was 35th with an 89. April 15-16. the BGSU women Senior Kate Kolesnik shot an indi- throughout the duration of the tour- Following a tough match, the Trey Donze and men's teams will be hosting the looks for a lit- vidual score of 94 while Angel Gar- ladies suffered their only loss of the nament. Their first game against MAC tournament. The festivities tle help after rett's 96 rounded out the Falcon Western Illinois University resulted tournament. 15-0. begin Saturday and will continue gaining short scores. in a win with a score of 47-0. Lead- Sunday's games matched the through the remainder of the week- yardage. ing the Falcons in scoring were team up against Ball State. 27-0. and end. \ Page 11 The BG News Friday, April 14,2000 SPORTS www.bgnews.com/sporls iVo«» fcSE U.r£ AL Gllnct. Sub. NL Glance, Sub. Thursday's Sports Transactions All Timei EDT All Times EDT By The Associated Press Yankees put Pettitte on 15 day 1)1. E«l Division East Division BASEBALL W Pet NEW YORK — Andy Pemtie. who struggled in his W L Pet CB American League first start of the season for the New York Yankees, was New York 4 3 S71 _ Florida 5 .556 I AMI'A BAY DEVIL RAYS— Acquired R1IP Dwighl Gooden from the Montreal 5 556 Houston Astros (or cash placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday because of a Baltimore S 4 556 _ Philadelphia 4 500 National League strained muscle on the left side of his back. Boston * 4 500 1/2 Atlanta 4 1 SAN DDHGO PADRES—Sent LHP Dan Seraiini outright to Las Vegas Toronlo 4 6 The move was made retroactive to April 8. a day after .400 11/2 New York 3 2 oi the PCL Recalled LHP Kevin Walker from Mobile of the Southern Tampa Bay 3 7 300 2 1/2 League he lasted only five innings and allowed five runs in a Central Division loss at Seattle Central Division W Pet GB HOCKEY TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Signed D Michael Jones W L Pet. CB St. Louis 7 .778 Reliever Darrell Einertson was recalled from Triple- COLLEGE Cleveland 7 2 778 _ Milwaukee 4 .500 2 1/2 A Columbus. FELKTIAN—Named Darryl Jacobs men's basketball coach. Kansas City 8 3 727 _ Chicago s .455 3 INDIANA, PA —Named Eric Bell women's soccer coach Pettitte originally hurt himself March 18 while trying Cincinnati Chicago 6 4 600 1 1/2 4 .444 3 JAMES MADISON—Named Disa A Johnson women's volleyball to avoid David Justice's flying bat in a spring training Houston 4 Minnesota 3 7 300 4 1/2 .444 3 coach game against Cleveland. Pettitte felt pain in the game at Pittsburgh 3 .375 3 1/2 Detroit 2 6 .250 4 1/2 LOUISIANA TECH—Announced women's basketball coach Leon Seattle and during an in-between workout session. West Division West Division Barmore, who retired one month ago, rejoined the team as coach Einertson was 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA in two games N Pet GB NORTH DAKOTA STATE—Named Ryun Godfrey women's track W L Pet. CB Arizona 6 667 and field and cross country coach covering 3 2-3 innings for Columbus of the Inter- Seattle 5 3 625 _ Los Angeles 4 .571 1 NORTHERN ILLINOIS—Named Mike Priefer defensive uitenor line national League. He pitched nine times in spring Anaheim 5 4 556 1/2 San Diego 5 556 1 coach training, going 1-1 with a 5.14 ERA. Texas 4 4 500 1 Colorado 4 2 PI WSYLVANIA—Named Michael Schnur swimming coach Oakland 3 6 333 21/2 San Francisco 3 5 .375 21/2 ROBERT MORRIS—Named Danny Nee men's basketball coach Friday's Games Friday's Games STON EH ILL—Named Scott Harlow hockey coach TUSCULUM—Named Suzanne McBnde women's basketball coach Texas (Helling 14) at Cleveland (Burba 1-0). 1 05 p.m. Florida (A Hernandez 1-1) at Chicago Cubs (Lorraine 1-0), 3 20pm Cubs Win! Cubs Win: Oakland (Appier 1-1) at Boston (Rose 0-1), 6 0S p.m. Cincinnati (Bell 0-0) at Los Angeles (Hershiser 0-0). 4:10 pm Atlanta (Glavine 1-0) at Milwaukee (Woodard 0-1). 705 pm CHICAGO — Pinch-hitter Jose Nieves slapped a Anaheim (Hill 1-1) at Chicago White Sox (SirWka 1-1), 705 p m Montreal (Hermanson 0-1) at Philadelphia (Brock 0-1), 705 p m game-winning single to right with two outs in the ninth Tampa Bay (Rupe 0-1) at Detroit (Nitkowski 0-2), 705 p m. NY Mets (Leiter 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Schmidt 0-2), 7:05 p.m. Seattle (Moyer 1-1) at Toronto (Wells 1-0), 705 p.m. St Louis (Ankiel 1-0) at Colorado (Astacio 0-2), 9 05 p m and the Chicago Cubs capped a three-game sweep of the Kansas City (Witasick 0-2) at N Y Yankees (Clemens 0-1), 705 Houston (Reynolds 1-0) at San Diego (Boehringer 0-1), 10 05 pm Cfeg?? Atlanta Braves with a 3-2 win Thursday. Baltimore (Maduro 0-0) at Minnesota (Milton 1-0), 8 05 p m Arizona (Johnson 2-0) at San Francisco (L Hernandez 0-2), 10 35 p.m Indiana prep player signs with Wright State Shane Andrews was hit by a pitch from Mike Rem- Saturday's Games Saturday's Games DAYTON — Wright State University has signed Kansas City at NY Yankees, 105 p.m. NY Mets at Pittsburgh, 1 35 p m linger (0-1) to start the bottom of the ninth and moved to Oakland at Boston, 1 05 p.m. Atlanta at Milwaukee, 205 p.m. 6-foot-9 center Ross McGregor from Fort Wayne second on Jeff Reed's sacrifice. Florida at Chicago Cubs, 2 20 p.m. Texas at Cleveland, 1 OS p.m. (Ind.) Northside High School, the school Damon Buford struck out but Nieves hit the first St Louis at Colorado, 3 05 p m announced Thursday. Anaheim at Chicago White Sox, 2 05 p m Arizona at San Francisco, 4 05 p m. pitch between first and second Seattle at Toronto. 4 05 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 05 p.m. McGregor averaged 14.3 points and 10.6 Mark Guthrie (2-1). who worked a perfect 1 2-3 Tampa Bay at Detroit, 5 05 p m Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 8.10 p.m. rebounds last year. innings of relief, got the victory on a day that started as Baltimore at Minnesota, 7 05 p.m. Houston at San Diego, 10 05 pm Wright State already has a former teammate of Sunday's Games a pitching duel between Greg Maddux and Kevin Sunday's Games McGregor's at Northside, Vernard Hollins. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 05 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, 1 35 p m Tapani. Texas at Cleveland, 1 05 p m N Y. Mets at Pittsburgh. 1 35 p.m McGregor is the Raiders' third signing, joining 6- Atlanta at Milwaukee, 2 05 p.m. Ricky Gutierrez hit his second homer to lie the game Seattle at Toronto, 105 p.m. 6 Braden Bushman from Gas City, Ind., and 6-6 Florida at Chicago Cubs, 2 20 p m at 2 in the sixth off Maddux. Kansas City at N Y Yankees. 105 p.m Michael Doles from Richmond, Va., both of whom St Louis at Colorado, 3 05 p.m. Maddux worked seven innings, giving up five hits Oakland at Boston, 1 05 p m Houston at San Diego. 4 05 p m signed with Wright State last fall. Baltimore at Minnesota. 2.05 p.m. Cincinnati at Los Angeles. 4 10 p.m. and two runs with no walks and six strikeouts. Anaheim at Chicago White Sox 2 05 p m Arizona at San Francisco, 8 05 p m RUGGERS M Campus Events Personals Personals Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent DANCE MARATHON 2001 •"" Delta Sigma Pi •" • Lil Ann, 1 non-smoker needed to sublease May- Don't miss your chance to be involved in Delta Sigma Pi $ Internet GoldS Needed babysitter, 2nd shift, reliable, own Dance Marathon 2001! The deadline tor You're almost there sweetie! Shop, save, make money? transp. Pay negotiable. Call Knsti or Mark Aug. own room. 1/2 block from campus. Brandon, $192/mo « util 353-6389, Alicia Director and Assistant Director Best ol luck @ Initiation Good Job!! Hell Yeah!! With your own e-commerce shopping mall al 352-3848 ■ Applications has been extended to You're going to do awesome!! Turn key internet business. Earn while Paper route sub needed May 30-Juno 7 1 subleaser needed lor summer OAM Love. All that is left is initiation. Friday. April 14th! Applications must be You can do it. you sleep, www.lesltes.km.net afternoons. 4 hrs-S40 Need dependable bedroom, own balh, CHEAP! Call Lia 0 turned into the DM office (450 Student Your Big Your Secret car 4 some paid day training needed be- 354-8408 Services) by 5pm on Friday! Thank you Brigkj:) "Cleaning people needed. Start fore. Call 352-4636 and good luck to Delta Sigma Pi 5/08/2000 or sooner. Call 353-0325. 1.2.3 Bedroom Apis • •" Delta Sigma Pi Painters Wanted From only everyone who has applied! Lil' Renee, Lil Christine. ""Miscellaneous help needed. Start im- Have you painted lor a student painting DANCE MARATHON 2001 You have made me so $425 You are awesome! Just mediately and through summer. Will work company or ofher painting company? We Pnvate Entrance one more day and we'll be proud this semester. Tomorrow is your day to shine around schedule Call 353-0325 are looking lor dependable, hard-working Patio Senior Question »40 brothers. Keep making me proud! 4 motivated people We are a year round Spacious Kitchen "Do I need Cher You're awesome! Accounting Clerk company looking for summer help. If you 1 Love, Anne Small Pets Welcome! a briefcase?" '' Delta Sigma Pi •"" Immediate opening for Perrysburg mfgr. have your own transportation 4 some Varsity Square Apts. Full-time or possible part-time for two Get all the answers: ATTENTION SENIORS! Delta Sigma Pi experience call 882-0564 353-7715 bgsu.eGrad2000 com Brandon, the time has finally come! people. A/R and A/P daily duties. Send for an application. 1 subleaser needed May-Aug 00 Helluva Write a BGSU faculty, staff, community Make me proud! letter ol interest to PO Box 147. 1 member or fellow student who has Perrysburg, OH 43552. Perrysburg banquet lacility Pad 1 bedroom 224 1/2 Troup Ave 353- Good Luck, hinng part-time staff: 4933. positively impacted your life at BGSU Big Jason SMC • SMC • SMC • SMC ■ SMC 200 words or less. DEADLINE APRIL 18 Advanced Auto Parts now hiring for full 'Food Service 12 monlh leases starting August Sales & Marketing Club Turn in to Mileti Alumni Center. FREE DRINKS FREE DRINKS and part time positions. Parts experience 'Bartenders 418A S Summit. S675/mo t ulils So-now that we have your attention, why AUTO EXPO 2000 Call 372-7702 for more information preferred but not necessary. Apply in per- ■Hostesses 2 bedroom, lower duplex, quiet area. don't you till out an application for SICSIC Call 419-874-1951 washer/dryer hookup April 17th 4 18th by Education Building ■WINNER GETS $50!" son at 1025 S. Main St. SMC - SMC ' SMC " SMC ' SMC Applications are available at Local Trucking Company Looking for 132 Liberty St 2 bedroom spacious, Delta Sigma Pi 405 Saddlemire. Babysitter needed for 3 yr old child in my Summer Drivers! quiet area $525/mo ♦ utils. Ann, Hurry, they are due Friday! BG home. M-F. noon to 5:30. Must be re- Are you 21 or over and want to make big 134 Liberty, 1 bedroom, quiet area, You Rock! Just one FREE DRINKS FREE DRINKS liable. Please call 353-0002. $? We are looking lor people who can off-street parking, $495/mo. * utils. Services Ottered more day and you'll Huge basement sale. 127 Palmer Ave. Bar restaurant help needed. Must be at drive our dump trucks for the summer! Call Highland Mgml, 354-6036 know who I am! Around corner trom South Main school. least 21 Call Tanglewood at 833-1725. We will train! Some heavy equipment ex- 12 month leases starting May 19th, 2000: Your secret 10am - 5pm Sat, only perience is necessary. Give us a call @ Delta Sigma Pi 322 E. Court »4-1 Br.-1 person- SBX ' SBX • SBX RUSH SICSIC Caddies Needed-Top 30 Golf Course (419) 843-2813 or send resume to HR $390 incl. all util Get your personalized graduation Delta Sigma Pi Applications are available in Earn up to $70 per day-you pick the hours Dept.. Dnver, 3810 Herr Rd.. Sylvania, 322 E. Court »5-1Br.-1 person- announcements al SBX within 24 hours. Renee, 405 Saddlemire, you know the round Call Ken Koperski-lnvemess Club- OH 43560. $420 mcl. all util. SBX • SBX • SBX Hey Baby! One day building with the bookstore. 535-6519 If you want to work this summer and 453 S Prospect »C-1 Br.-I person- 'til I'm revealed! mike $ $ $, call or write us! RUSH SICSIC Camp counselors A lifeguards needed for $360. ♦ Gas/elec Your Super Hot Secret 97 Worried about pregnancy co-ed summer camp near Ann Arbor. Now hiring for summer day delivery per- Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666. Personals Delta Sigma Pi Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential and Room, board & salary. 734-878-6628. sonnel 4 day 4 evening prep. Apply 2 bdrm, non-smoking, female oriented Delta Sigma Pi Caring. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. DiBenedettos. 1432 E. Wooster, 2-5. apt. Furnished, utilities included. Lil' Carrie. CAMP COUNSELORS - NEW YORK Are you looking for a summer job? Camp 353-5074. Kelly. Your mission should you choose Co-ed Trim down-Fitness Camp. Hire & Are you up tor a challenge? Good luck at Initiation! to accept it- counselors are needed at the YMCA-Sub- Join SICSIC, applications available in I know you'll do a great job, you Elay in the Catskill Mountains, yet only 2 2 bdrm 1002 4 1004 Boone Ct Unfum., Join SICSIC, applications are available urban West Branch in Columbus. In- 1 1/2 baths, air cond.. wash/dry hook up, 405 Saddlemire always do! You've made me so proud rs from NY City. Have a great summer. cludes great hours, weekends off and tree this semester! Remember- in 405 Saddlemire, so accept Make a difference in kids' lives! Good sal- garage, yard, quiet, non-smoking, no the mission and fill one out. membership if hired For more informa- pets 12 mo. lease, grad student/prol. pre- Delta Sigma Pi Know The Purpose! ary, internship credits & free Rm./Bd All tion, call 614-276-8224. Little Knsteni Love Your Big, sports, water skiing, canoeing, ropes, life- ferred. Avail. May/August. S720 plus util You have been awesome guards, crafts, dance, aerobics, nutrition Staying in BG this summer? Looking for 287-3306. Julie part-time work thai won't conflict with this semester! You are Delta Sigma Pi Wanted & counselors, kitchen, office & night 2 bdrm unfurn. duplex. 117 1/2 E. Reed. watchman. 120 positions. Camp Shane classes? Become a SOFTBALL UM- 1 bath, great storage, non-smoking, oil- going to do a great job James, PIRE. The BG Umpires Association is on Saturday! Make me Proud! Good Luck at Initiation. (914)271-4141. street parking 4 quiel, no pels. 12 mo. 1 F. sublsr needed for summer house, Web' www.campshane.com looking for men and women to umpire in lease. Avail. Mayor August. $485 plus Your Big, Sarah Make me Proud! the city recreation leagues. Umpires are Your Big, Suzanne washer/dryer, central AC, own room. Call util. 287-3306. 352-5228 if interested. Childcare needed, 3 yr. old & 4 mo. old needed tor either slow-pitch or fast-pitch games. Earn $14-35 per game. If interest- 2 Subleasers needed May 14 thru July 1-4 subleasers needed for next school for fall semester. Resume & references 30. 2 bdrm , 2 bath apt Lots ol space. 10 needed. Call 419-353-7709. ed, contact Jim at 352-4159 or at fraeg- year. 2 bedroom, 2 bath apt. close to er& wcnel.org. min walk. Call Marissa 353-8368. campus. 1st mo. free & no down pay- Christian Summer Camp SUMMER 2000 3 bdrm. unlum. 117 E Reed. 2 full baths, ment. Call 372-6149. Counselor, Lifeguard, Nurse, Good pay. wash/dryer. Ig kitchen, storage Non- 2 females to sublease house for summer, 216.623 7457 PUT-IN-BAY JOBS How Mn toe Check Us Out tt Island Bike Rental, Inc.is looking (or ener- smoking. 12 mo. lease, no pets. Avail 828 5th St. $237.50 + utils. Call collect af- [email protected] Aug. $720 plus util. 287-3306. www.homecityice.coin ter 5pm, 1-330-665-4110 or 352-9392. getic enthusiastic students to work Earn A Learn with UPS! at bike/golf can rental 4 bdrm. unlurn. 411 N. Enterprise. Base- 2 subleasers needed ASAP. Own room. JOB FAIR this Saturday 9-1 Competitive wages, year-end bonus. ment, washer/dryer, 1 1/2 baths, garage, Great Job ortunities !! Price negotiable Across from campus. Housing available. non-smoking, no pets. 12 mo. lease. Sec. Hiring Students Part- Time NOW and Full- Time During Summer & Breaks Call 353-7256 3-1/2-5 hour shifts $8.50-$9.50/hour. CALL 419-285-2016 dep. $920 plus util Avail. Aug 287-3306. Babysitter for 2 kids, 5 and 3 yrs Must be 1550 Holland Rd., Maumee Summer babysitter lor 8 & 10 yr. olds in 6 bdrm. house, sublease lor May lo Flexible Hours & GREAT PAY !! able to come through summer. Call 352- Take a Tour! my BG home Mon-Fn 8:30-5:30. Must August, 1366 E. Wooster. directly across 8409 after 6.30pm. have own transp. 4 love sports' Call 352- We offer 10-40+ hours / week Call 419-891-6860 for more info! the street from campus. $233/montti plus Female rmte needed ASAP. 12 mo. 4286 afler 6pm. utilities Negotiable Call 352-4884. EOE 1 Route Delivery & Packaging Positions lease, own room. $220/mo. Call 354- Summertime work Umpires neededl 730 Elm Street 2 BR. sec dep , parental 1605. EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Umpiring youth Baseball League- guarantee, tenant pays util, 12 mo $6.00 - $10.00 per hour Female rmle needed for Sum 00 &/or Fall Work part-time, lull-time, even put in over- You pick hrs! Contact Tim Dunn, Lease. $500/Month. Avail. May 15, 2000 '00-Spr '01. Very nice clean apt. close to time hours, around your college and per- 353-2918 evenings or Scott Siville Call 352-2330 afler 5:00 PM or 354-2854 sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 campus. Own rm. If interested please call 354-8149, (or further inlo. Earn btwn Apartment Available Brenda Q 372-6723. hours per week or 40 hours plus over- S15 4S60/night. time. Many college students work here. 1 bedroom 1-800-899-8070 Great deal! Summer sublease, 1 BR, A/C, We are looking for summer help. Paint- $265 » utilities Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- Located just minutes from Campus! walk-in closet, across from campus, nice, tomatic $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 ers, exp. & own transp. Power washers 12 month lease preferred new. S70Q73 mos. 353-4450. after 100 hours of service with the compa- exp. 4 own transp. Cold callers going (4191-287-4151 We Also Have Facilities in Other Cities, Call Us! door to door Call 882-0564 One female rmte needed "OO-'OI, ny These are unskilled jobs involving as- GEORGETOWN MANOR Lexington. KY 1 -800-933 3575 DaylorVSprmgtiekJ 1-800-283-5511 S205/mo. * electric 4 phone rest of utilit- sembling and packaging of small parts- 800 3rd SI. + 616 2nd St LimaVBucyrus Detroit 1-734-955-9094 ies incl. Close to campus. Call Sarah Q Apply in person between the hours ol [email protected] 353-7438 ASAP. Cieveiand'AshianaVCanton/Erie Pittsburgh 1 800-355-2732 9 00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at For Sale Fall 2000/2001 354-9740 Cincinnati/Kentucky West Virginia 1 -800-545-4423 One subleaser needed for summer' ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. 1 bdrm starts S325 plus utilities ManslielO/Asriland 1-800-894-0529 Southeast Ohio 1 800-545-4423 343 1/2 S. Mam-Great for INC., 428 Clough Street, Bowling Green, summer sessions, call 354-4426. Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near 3 Family garage sale. Comer of Clough 4 2 bdrm starts $545 4 elec/free heat. Kinko's and Dairy Oueen next to the rail- Prospect. Sat., April 15. 9am-5pm W/D taoil., AC, parking/walk-in closet, No Experience Necessary. Train in one facility during school and work Rmte. needed for summer. Great apt., fumVunfurn. Renovated, quiet, no pets. close to campus. Own room Call Julie at road tracks. BG FLEA MARKET dunng summer break. We offer Schedule Flexibility. Start training NOW Looking for a place to live? 352-5479. If you can throw down in ihe kitchen, if Retro Funky Stuff Schedule an interview A.S.A.P. Bring a Friend ! Wood Co. Fairgrounds, Fresh Coffee 4 www.housing.101 net... you can hustle food & drinks, Jed's wants Your move off campus! Senior Question #27 you. Accepting applications for summer & Lunch available. SAT 4 SUN 9am-3pm www.homecityice.com "How will I keep in touch year-round. Part and full time. Waitstaff, Come check it out! NICE. CLEAN 2 BDRM APTS AVAIL. minimum to start. Kitchen $8-$10/hr. to HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police FOR FALL. 9/12 MO LEASE STARTING with my college buddies?" AT $475. 2-4 PERSON OCCUPANCY. Get all the answers: start Apply within, M-F after 3:00pm. 872- impounds! 0 down, 24 mo. at 19.9%. For 1977 listings call 1-800-319-3323 exl 4558. AC 4 OFF-STREET PARKING NO PETS bgsu. eG rad2000. com PLEASE. 352-3445 JOB POSTING Maytag washer-dryer BUCKEYE Wood Co. Prosecutor's Youth Violence Subleaser needed ASAP $200 (Now until Aug. 10) Prevention Program 4S Coordinator 353-1161 Subleaser for May-Aug. 1BR, great deal. Position Part-time: 20 hrs./wk © $7- 1 unfum. rm. in 2 bdrm. apt (Univ Village) SELF - STORAGE Call 354-9732, leave message. 8.00/hr. HS diploma and own transporta- MINOLTA XD 11 camera, accessories. $250/mth + secunty 4 your part of util. ibrach @banet or pi—Mteo— erg Subleaser needed for summer, avail. May tion a must. Additional education and April and August Free • Near Campus 7th-Aug. 15th; $500. 354-6819. ask for experience beneficial Deadline 4/21/00. Pontiac 6000.1986. 107K, many new Call 344-4267. • Low Rates Charlie or leave message. Application 419-354 9250 parts. Power windows/locks. Must sell. Summer subleaser needed ASAP 1 BR Subleaser needed from May 13 thru Auy S800 obo Call Jon Q 352-3805. apt. w/AC. on-site parking. $335/m nego- Kitchen help needed. Musi be at least 18 tiable. call Brandon at 353-8914. • Open 24 Hours 12. 1 bdrm apt. unfurn. on 7th St Please Call Tanglewood at 633-1725. Pontiac Grand Am SE. 1990. 95K. origi- contact Teresa 354-0002. nal owner, lots of extras. Must sell. To sublet, large 2 bdrm with lots ol stor- Lawn care business seeking experienced $1,300 obo Call Brian 3 353-5153. age, AC, dishwasher, free spa privileges • Summer Leases Subleaser needed May-Aug. Own room, pt. time & full time seasonal worker. 669- big enough lor 2 people. 149 Manville. 8th St. $450 plus util. 4 dep. Leave mes- • Clean 3333. ...i)(/ Jan 354-5400 $500 whole summer + util. Call 354-6736. Lawn maintenance positions available. • Many Sizes Subleaser wanted (or a'c ?. bdrm apt, up Part and full time. Call Knickerbocker For Rent WINTHROP TERRACE to 4 people. $1100 lor 5/7-8/12, plus elec- Lawns, 352-5622. APTS.. 400 E Napoleon BG, OH tric only. 6th St. 352-9566. 1 4 2 BDRM apts. avail. Don't Make Extra Work Look great for summer Call 352-9135. Subleasers wanted lor summer 1 yr. old, Lose lbs & inches "Rooms, eff. low as $215 Join WalkAmtnca and he .1 hero tor 4 bdrm. house. 1479 Scott Hamilton (off 100% safe, natural & guaranteed 326 Leroy-up, 1 bdrm $355 babies, Call your local March "I l>imc% Leave Your "Things"! Mercer). Nick or Dave at 352-8415. 1-888-800-6339-ext 1230 Aptf. 316 E. Merry #5, 1 or 2 bdrm. nr VIM M v. v. .irmdimivnrK www.well-ness.org $480 mo.. AC. furnished Sublsr. needed May thru Aug. for 1 bdrm Summer 4 1 sem. leases avail. Senior Farewells Apt. $175 mos. plus dap. util. incl. Call Nazareth Hall Call 353-0325 9am-9pm March Taylor at 353-5460. Part time positions available for waitstafl 1 and 2 bedroom apartments o/Dimes- & Bartenders for weddings & special Beginning of May of 2000 events. Excellent opportunity for anyone 352-7454 Senior Question 163 'WalkAmerica" looking to earn extra spending money. "Can I send a thank-you Great wages. Must be available on 1 bdrm. apt across from campus. Avail June 1, for one year lease. $325/mon + note by e-mail?" weekends. Please call 419-832-2900. utilities Call (419) 893-12/7 evenings Get all the answers: Where: B<; Knifer'i 1 bedroom apt. 138 E Court St. $400/mo. bgsu.eGrad2000 com Management Inc. incl. heat 4 water. No pets, avail. June When: Sunday April 16. 2000 Call Today to 2000 352-0537 or 352 6224, ask lor Tom Cinemark Theatres Time: Registration begins at Reserve Unit: FALL OPENINGS K:00am walk begings at 9:00am [I CINEMA 5 ftan Bucksya Shuttle .-ii.-n/;i/i/r from I nion gg| 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558.k WE'LL PAY parking lot starting at 7:30am JSL) 352-1520 Management Inc. Twenty Eight Days (PG-13) MOfcGAN 12:10 2:35 5 00 7 30 10 00 _ Questions please tall 372-6664 Hillsdale Apis. I082 Fairview, YOU $35,000+ I bdrm. Dishwasher/Garbage 'Rules Of Engagement (R) EVENING Disposal/ Air Conditioner 12:40 4 20 7 10 9.50 TOWARD YOUR Unique Design Start at $380. Sexuality. Spirituality, & Identity: The Toledo Zoo Part Time Positions Cal!353-5800 Final Destination (R) DIPLOMA. the symbolic self-discovery of a 2:30 7 35 young artist... (•rounds kctprrs Ground* help nccdttl lor upcoming season Include, trash removal, ground's cleanup, mowing Here On Earth (PG-13) You can earn more than (fUS, watering, pruning and maintaining bedding areas Musi he 18 >ears of age and have a valid 12:05 4 50 9 45 $18,000 during a standard dnvets license Hourly rate $6 00 per hour. Management Inc. Erin Brokovlch (R) Army Reserve enlist- Visitor Services Reliable uplx-ji employee- needed for food preparation, from line service and concession areas Evergreen Apts. 215 E. Poe. 12:30 4 30 7 20 10 05 ment. ..and over $7,000 ks and catering staff also needed Other positions include gift services and park opera- Studios, Large I bdrm. Laundry if you qualify for the tions The Road To I Dorado (PBj on site. Starts at $230 12:00 2:20 4 40 7 00 920 Montgomery GI B\\i...plus Warehouse Positions Call 353-5800 fan lime portions warehouse positions approximately ?2 hours per week to receive, stock and dis- help in paying off a qual- tribute merchandise and food service items. Must be reliable and have a valid driver's license. ified student loan up to $7.00 per hour Facility Security Staff $10,000, if eligible. pan time positions available for responsible individuals Schedules available are for 2nd shift 4:00 Management Inc. You'll usually serve one pm to midnight and ?rd shift midnight to 800 am Prefer a commitment of 32 hours per week weekend a month plus Responsibilities include site security, monitoring of intrusion/fire detection systems, air/water tem- Heinz Site 726 N. Enterprise perature ranges and water filtration systems Prefer candidates with education or background in I bdrm/A/C Dishwasher/Garbage two weeks' Annual Train- police, fire sciences, military or corporate security experience CCTV experience helpful. Starting Disposal CLOSE TO CAMPUS ing. And you'll serve with rate $8 23 per hour up to $9 00 per hour over 2 years Must have verifiable references Starts at $400 Call 353-5800 an Army Reserve unit Arctic Kneounter Narrators near your campus. Enthusiastic indmdujls needed to act as narrators for the Arctic Kneounter" exhibit Narrators Over $35,000 toward will be trained to reference facts needed to promote and answer questions related to the education /CfBfcCA college - for part-time and conservation messages of the exhibit Will also stage visitor lines and handle visitor ques- Management Inc. tions* concents and ad as entrance greeters Must have excellent peo- service. 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ARMY RESERVE www.wcncl.org/-mecca www.goarmy.com ored clothing. Contact: 372-1291 I ■ Friday, April 14, 2000 The BG News page 13 SIBS & KIDS WEEKEND iuunu.bgnews.com/ap What age is old enough'? STEFANIE SIZEMORF. STAFF WRITKR A lot of younger brothers and sisters will be arriving on campus today and will be spending the weekend par- lying with their older BGSU sibling. This raises the question of when is your little sib old enough to start drinking with you'.' Students around campus varied on what they thought about little brothers and sisters getting drunk with their older siblings. "/ think once a young Sarah Kukoleck. freshman VTC major, is having her 12- sibling hits high school year-old sister. Katie, visit for the weekend, but does not plan on getting her drunk. they can start to party, "My sister is way too young," she said. "There is but before that it is too no way I would get her drunk." Kukoleck thinks (hat there are plenty of other young." things to do besides getting drunk. "We are going to do some of the on-cam- pus. alcohol-free events." she said. " I Jen Krella think we will have a great time." Freshman undecided Jen Krella, freshman undecided major agreed with Kukoleck in that little sibs that arc not in high school are not ready to drink. "I think once a young sibling hits high school they can start to party, but before that it is too young," Krella said. Krella has two younger brothers, but they cannot make it to BG this weekend. "My brothers are 14 and 16 and I definitely would not let the 14-year old drink." she said. "I think it would be fun. though, to party with my other brother." Aryelle Skidmore, junior criminal justice major, knows just how fun little sibs weekend can be. When she was a sophomore, junior and senior in high school she visited Ohio University during little sibs weekend. "1 love little sibs weekend at O.U.." she said. "My brother let me drink, but I really never got drunk until my senior year in high school." Skidmore thinks that it was a great chance to experience college life for a weekend. "1 had so much fun those weekends because 1 got a chance to sec where I was he dcd." she said. "I think it's a good idea for little sibs to see what college is really about." Skidmore thinks that most younger sibs will not even be interested in getting drunk. "If they are really young they probably will not even want to drink, but will feel pressure to." she said. Kyle Hammons, freshman psychology major, does not have a decision to make about his little sib drinking. Hammons and his 17-year-old brother. Brett, have a weekend full of parties planned. "He is going to be in college next year so why not show him what it is really going to be like," he said. Hammons thinks that it is OK for younger siblings to drink as long as someone keeps an eye on them. "I will be sure to stay tight to my brother all weekend long," he said. "If anyone has a little sib visiting they should definitely show them a good time this weekend, but take care of them." Schedule of Events Friday, April 14 Campus Film: Toy Story 2 Symphonic Enjoy the movie along with cookies and drinks Band served at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. With the movie Directed by and snacks, opportunities abound to win a "Tarzan" Bruce Moss, the video or a Toy Story 2 toy! program will Movie starts at 8 p.m. in 111 Olscamp Hall include "Sym- phonic Metamor- phosis of Themes Romeo & Juliet by Carl Maria Von The University Theatre Department is presenting William Weber" by Paul Hindemith; "Lit- Shakespeare's classic romance/tragedy in the Eva Marie Saint tle Threepenny Theatre on the second floor of University Hall. Directed by F. Scott Regan, Romeo and Juliet stars Julio Alberto Sepulveda Music" by Kurt and Christina Callahan. Rated a superb cast by NOW review- Weill; and "Vesu- Planetarium Show vius" by Frank er Jeff McGinnis, the play received an overall grade of B+. Sky Stone: Stonehenge, the Pyramids, & More. Tichelli. Adults $8, kids and senior citizens $6 8 p.m. $1.00 donation. 8 p.m. The Concert is free and open to the public. Ice Skating Sibs & Kids free with a paying BGSU student Skate Rentals: 12 and under $2.50,13 and up $3.00 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. at the Ice Arena t . page 14 The BG News Friday, April 14,2000 SIBS & KIDS WEEKEND uiww.bgnews.com/cih/ Tennis BGSU men vs. Western Nature's Nusery Sat., April 15 Michigan 11 a.m. Debbie Cooper, former education director at the Tole- do Zoo, will bring injured and orphaned animals and birds she's nursed back to health. Parents' Advisory Softball 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. at the Saddlemire Forum Council BGSU vs. Akron {Jy Monthly meeting at 10 ^r^ ^^B 1 p.m. a.m., 104 Olscamp Hall tt^^annnnninnfed Parens' Information fjlM Baseball Sessions BGSU vs. Marshall Get updates on the Stu- University's Men's Chorus Performs Barber- 1 p.m. dent Union and technolo- gy on campus shop Quartets 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. at The Men's Chorus is under the direction of Richard ■ ^T 203 Olscamp Hall Mathey. Having directed the ensemble for 29 years, this B^^^^s^ ■ Carnival will be one of his final appearances conducting the __r\-raaPTF Jump on the inflatable ensemble. Featured on the program will be soprano, — . 1 ZttU. Tracy Wolstoncroft, fiddler/violinist Alexander De Pue, '. f-r- N_> moonwalk or throw your- Planetarium Show self onto the velcro wall. "Bear Tales and other tenor Shawn Mathey and barbershop quartets. Make a banna-split or cre- Grizzly Stories" is geared 4 p.m. & 8 p.m. at Kobacker Hall • ate your own bubbles. See toward grades two and up. Adults, $7, kids and seniors citizens, $5 BEN FRENCH/ The BG News live reptiles and write The multimedia show— Corey Jones, Saben Shaikh and Tiffany Grant of the Delta Zeta poems or tell stories. All complete with music, sorority practice exchanges for the Beta 500 Saturday. this and more at Student lights and slides—will Activities' carnival located teach the constellations in the grass area between with the help of a grandfa- the Saddlemire and Kreish- therly character. er buildings from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Planetari- Beta 500 2 p.m. um, $1 donation Campus Film: Toy Story 2 Join the fraternities and sororities at the Saddlemire Enjoy the movie along with cookies and drinks served parking lot Saturday as they race their carts for charity. at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. With the movie and Coached by the guys, the girls will compete in several snacks, opportunities abound to win a "Tarzan" video or different races with the best times ultimately compet- a Toy Story 2 toy! ing. A parents' booth and information tent, along with Movie starts at 5:30 p.m. in Hi Olscamp Hall music and awards will also be part of the day's activi- Comedian ties. Races begin at 12 p.m. and last until 4 p.m. Geared toward teenage audiences and up. Buzz Sutherland, comedian, will perform Donald Duck imita- tions and skits. 7:30 p.m. at McDonald Country Side Outdoor Program Partake in games teaching ecological concepts such as preda- tor/prey, make your own animal tracks, and listen to stories. Spon- Ice Skating sored by Bowling Green's City Parks and liGSU's Recreational Sports Romeo & Juliet Program. Sibs & Kids free The University Theatre Department is presenting Activities in the grass area between Ihe Saddlemire and Kreisher with a paying BGSU buildings 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. William Shakespeare's classic romance/tragedy in Ihe student Eva Marie Saint Theatre on the second floor of Universi- Skate Rentals: 12 ty Hall. Directed by F. Scott Regan, Romeo and Juliet stars and under $2.50, 13 Julio Alberto Sepulveda and Christina Callahan. Rated a and up $3.00 superb cast by NOW reviewer Jeff McGinnis, the play 8 p.m.- 10 p.m. Ice SIBS KIDS received an overall grade of B+. Arena N Adults $8, kids and senior citizens $6 WEEKEND 8 p.m. Saturday, April 15 cO. 11:00AM-3:00PM B BETWEEN KREISCHER QUAD & SADDLEMIRE Welcome Sibs Virtual^ Congratulations to the New NRHI1 inductees: 518 E. Wuoster next to Barry's Bagels Brian M. Seymour Kim Palmer Michael Avers Kat Schaub w Kricka Smith Tracy Schumacher Stephen Stephenson Cathy Strahl Complete computer seruices Beth Bruewer Katy Vence If* a nasty day, and a guy sets pulled Warren Frankford Sara Williams over for speeding Lisa McCloskey Rebecca Nicto • Custom builds / J v Computer periphials The cop says, "Isn't H kind of stupid to be driving so fast in Ibis storm"? * Hardware/software trouble shooting J * Computer upgrades 6 repair The driver says, * "Who's stupid/ J 4d You're the one who's 353-8324 virtual!^ standing out in the rain." jokes.com j Got Web? We Do! • Daily crossword answers Toledo A Bowling Green! • Classifieds online Enjoy Appetizers Sibs n Kids Breakfast Ice Skating Free to BGSU students and Sibs & Kids free with a paying perspective K sibs BGSU student 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. M the Kreisher Skate Rentals: 12 and under 8 O'clock Room $2.50, 13 and up $3.00 BRIANNK BARHITF. 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. Ice Arena EDITOR'S LITTLE SIS I had a wonderful time last year bowling with my big sister. I came up here on Friday Baseball Tennis and spent the night bowling with the Honors BGSU vs. Marshall Alumni Match Student Association. It was fun because it 1 p.m. 11 a.m. wasn't regular bowling. It was goofy bowl- ing. I got to bowl backwards and do funny things like cartwheels. My sister and I tried to win the contest and even though we were Concert and University Band creative, we didn't do it. She kept throwing This ensemble is directed by Hubert Tony Jr. The concert is free and open to the gutter balls and I am not that good either. public. While we bowled there was a raffle, but I 3 p.m. at Kobacker Hall didn't win anything. I did eat a lot of food, though, especially pizza! After we bowled we went for ice cream at Dairy Queen. I got this nerd blizzard! It was fun because we got to walk to Dairy Queen. Sibs and Kids Weekend is a good idea. I miss my sister when she is at college and I like to see the campus. The bowling lanes were really small and it was funny that it was in the Union. Next time when I come to cam- pus I want to go to the Student Rec Center. Help us keep our jobs... read the BG News! AyJ^ LOOKING TO GET SOMETHING FOR YOUR FREE LITTLE BROTHERS & SISTERS! comeTo UAO Movie for Collegiate Connection We have an assortment of •BGSU T-Shirts & Sweatshirts and pullovers. • PlusTY Beanie Babies products including plush animals. Bring your brothers and sisters to see our large selection of gifts. See it before you can rent it! 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