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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FRIDAY,The Oct. 16,1998 A dailyBG independent student News press Volume 85- No. 36 Scholars vsTv; raGH: 72 -\k'l LOW: 53 Test anxiety depends on a course. If a course is speak on unfamiliar to a student, there is more test anxiety.'' Latino Joyce Blinn Anxiety reading specialist issues J The University is On-campus services hosting talks for the second official MacAr- ■ help students fight • ~ turos reunion.
effects of test anxiety By TONY CAVALLIARO \l The BG News By MELISSA NAYM1K are going to ■ BG football team This year, the MacArturos, a The BG News fail out of faces archrival Toledo rare coalition of writers, artists Imagine this situation: a stu- school and on Saturday. and community activists, are dent has attended class, took are worried reuniting in Northwest Ohio. good lecture notes and studied how everyone The name MacArturos, for his or her midterm, yet, else will view ■1 ^% coined by poet-novelist and when the test is put on the desk, Ihem. MacArthur Fellow Sandra Cis- they go blank. "Test anxi- ■ Falcon hockey team neros, identifies the Latino The condition just described ety is a much hosts Northeastern on Fri- MacArthur Fellows — a dozen is called "test anxiety" and it more com- Latinos who have received fel- day and Saturday. affects 25 to 30 of the 300 anxi- mon prob- lowships from the Catherine T. ety-tested students here at the lem," Clark and John D. MacArthur Founda- University, said Rob Cunning- said. "Twenty tion, awards commonly called ham, associate director of affir- percent of stu- ■ Women's soccer team BG Nen Photo/MDCE WENDLING "genius grants." Bowling Green mative action and disability dents who faces crucial weekend. is hosting talks and perfor- resources. have it, have Ktaig Kristof mentors students studying organic chemistry on Wednesday, it seriously mances for this second official "Test anxiety is part of a larg- reinforcements for a student because it affects their GPA. A Bobby Knight, head coach of reunion, titled "Latinos in the er diagnosis, such as a psycho- who walks into the study skills student who may have a 4.0, men's basketball at Indiana Heartland." logical diagnosis," Cunning- lab. gets a 3.0 because of test anxi- University, reading, "The will The coalition formed in ham said. Test anxiety is most preva- ety." to win is not nearly so impor- Chicago amidst a reunion of Even though some students tant as the will to prepare." lent in high school because of There are places where a stu- some 400 MacArthur fellows. think test anxiety is a disability, According to Joyce Blinn, read- the structure of the courses, dent can go on campus lo over- "We were around a dinner it is not, Cunningham said. Blinn said. However, test anxi- come lest anxiety. For those stu- ing specialist at the study skills table when me and Cisneros and Claudia Clark, clinical psy- lab, this sign means that before ety continues at the college dents who need help with math the others said that we ought to chologist at the counseling cen- a student gets to the "court" or level because tests become have our own reunion, to see or writing, they can visit the ter, agreed with Cunningham testing place, they should pre- more difficult and students what we can do to help encour- ■ Sound Parade fea- math or writing lab. In addition that it is a variance of another pare for the test. experience anxiety more. age and lend power to strug- to these skills, for students who tures reviews of new psychological problem, such as In addition lo the banner, "Test anxiety depends on a gling artists and activists," said need help studying, there is the albums by Cake, lisahall social anxiety. there are posters hanging on course," Blinn said. "If a course Baldemar Velasquez, a lifelong study skills lab. Clark said that often times a is unfamiliar to the student. and Depeche Mode. The classroom where the the walls telling students "10 labor organizer in the Toledo student feels that they have to steps to better test-taking" and area and winner of a 1989 study skills lab is located has a make or break an exam. And if MacArthur grant. banner with a quote from "Six types of test-taking they fail it, they feel like they errors." All of these are positive i See TEST, page six. "We explored the idea in San Antonio, we were able to reach a lot of people and said 'let's do this again.' So I invited them to Those That Play the ■ Program brings grads to new level Toledo," he said. Clowns features a most- Velasquez said that the ly-freshman cast and □ GradSTEP helps "GradSTEP is set up to help MacArturos pledged to "lend incoming graduate assistants to crew. new graduate students "GradSTEP is set up to help incoming each other our names, appear- graduate assistants to develop skills in develop skills in research capa- ance and presence if someone is hone their teaching bilities, professional and person- willing to put it together." research capabilities, professional and al development," Melkote said. abilities and develop Seven of the MacArturos, personal development." The Summer Program is held including Baldemar Velasquez, professional skills. Srinivas Melkote during the week before the fall Sandra Cisneros and perfor- ■ James Eldred looks at semester begins in August. mance artist Guillermo Gomez- director of GradSTEP and dean oflbe (iratuate College synchronicity between Graduate students attend 11 Pena, will come together in a music and films. By IVY CHIN also attended the program, says According to the director of hours of seminars during each panel, at 2 p.m. Friday in the The BG News that GradSTEP provides good the GradSTEP program and morning of the week. In the Community Suite of the Student and intensive information that associate dean of the Graduate afternoons, they participate in Union. The University's GradSTEP the activities and department "Each fellow will have INDEX program aims to enable all grad- allows students to become pro- C ollege, Srinivas Melkote, all programs that are geared around 10 minutes to perform or uate students to reach a higher fessionals in their field. graduate students who receive Opinion 2 toward them. speak of 'Myths and Realities level of teaching competence, "The sessions were very infor- graduate assistantships are Page Three 3 mative and provided in-depth required to participate in a During the morning sessions about the Latino Experience'" personal and academic profi- of the Summer Program, semi- said Kathy Farber, the commit- World & Nation 4 ciency, and research capabilities. knowledge," Renner said. "It is a week-long Summer Program. However, this program is open nars are geared toward leader- tee chairwoman of BGSU's Part- Sports 7 Formerly known as Graduate very good venture." She especially liked the multi- to everyone including other ship development. In the after- nership for Community Action. Agate 9 College Professional Develop- cultural diversity programs graduate students, faculty and noon, students will be with their "These fellows don't just bring Now 11 ment Program, GCPDP is now because she learned about cul- staff members. individual departments, famil- their accomplishments, but known as Graduate Student tural dynamics and differences. Those graduate students who iarizing themselves with the experiences, too. They bring QUOTE Enhancement Program, Grad- GradSTEP offers two main cannot attend the Summer Pro- environment and meeting with their stories," said Farber. "This STEP. programs, the Summer Program gram need to enroll in the Ongo- the faculty members and staff. is once in a lifetime." "Sandwich every bit Jasmine Renner, coordinator and the Ongoing Program ing Program which is offered in This is the professional develop- Farber and Velasquez both of criticism between of the GradSTEP program and a which runs during the school the fall and spring semesters, two layers of praise." current graduate student who year. Melkote explained. • See GRAD, page six. • See MACARTUROS, page six. God's Little Instruction Life flight inaugurates Book II Health Resource Center -1 A life flight helicopter He said students can hopefully draw rela- " * tions between their courses and career WEBSITE flew OVer the grand aspirations They also hope to enhance he g env ronmcnl and makf learn Visit our new website for opening of the new Health | ]^n dl ' " ' crossword puzzles from Science Resource Center. The life night helicopter was used as a • the past week and inter- learning tool. Students and community j active reporting: members were able to board the life flight By IRENE SHARON SCOTT helicopter and view its facilities. The BG News "It was small, with several seats for he WWW. crew, an area In the middle for the Loud noises and gusting winds from a patient, and equipment on the walls." said bgnews.com life flight helicopter almost blew the Uni- senior nursing major Chris Glasscock. versity community away as they gathered There was also an ambulance available to celebrate the grand opening of the for viewing. Health Science Resource Center. According to Glasscock. the helicopter The center is a new addition to Dunbar landed and the crew got off and answered Hall's Learning Health Sciences Residen- questions presented by the crowd. Ques- If you have a news tip or tial Community. The center offers tions Included the requirements and have an idea for a story, resources for students who are Interested demands of their position and their rea- call anytime and ask to In health-related fields. They also offer sons for becoming part of the crew. tutors, mentors and a computer lab. "It was very beneficial for students who speak with an editor. Bob Harr. director of the center, said are interested in nursing and medicine." BG Newi Fhoto/ROGER MOTA the center hopes to foster a more produc- Glasscock said. tive learning environment for students The Lifeflight Helicopter landed in the Rugby field Wednesday evening. 372-6966 and keep students academically focused. I See LIFE FLIGHT, page six.
■ page 2 The BG News Friday, October 16, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 The BG News Society should critically examine faith This weekend, I received a something created by thought. trips to yourself!" magazine that was about Any deity who punishes is false. When did we start basing our 210 West Hall prophecy and the end of the Any god that damns and con- Bowling Green State University world. It said that the End-Time demns is just another idol, wor- lives on the insane ranting of is near, and that we should all shipped by the weak-minded. ascetics in caves? You mean to Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 read our Bibles daily. The maga- How dare they attribute human tell me with all the great wisdom Phone: (419) 372-2601 zine maintained that Jesus was ignorance to divine inspiration! of the world about living in a coming to punish his enemies These people have perverted the E-mail: [email protected] and that Armageddon is upon teaching of Christ into some community of peace with each DARLA WARNOCK us. pathetic, tribalistic war-game other, we're going to choose the Editor-in-Chief I want to bring these ideas to where everyone loses. one with no hope, that's full of the table because 1 will not allow The Bible is a wonderful book, fear and hatred? Come on peo- NATALIE MILLER ignorance of this magnitude to full of educational stories and SARAH BEDNARSKI ple, stand up and question these Managing Editor Opinion Editor pass unchecked in my communi- Some believe the word "God" to some of the most beautiful poet- ty. A thousand years ago people be what it is connotative of. It's ry ever written. My main prob- things! Because if you don't then BRANDI BARHTTE KIM WILFONG in France also thought the end a literary problem of misreading lem with the Bible is that the someday you're going to wake poetry for prose. The question, Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief was coming. They gave all their ending sucks and needs to be up and find out that you let this land to the Church and never got "Does God exist?" really has no edited out. What are we talking madness happen because you MIKEWENDUNG TOD McCLOSKEY it back. How angry were they meaning if you understand the about here, the annihilation of Chief Reporter Sports Editor when they realized that prophe- limits of language. our entire species? St. John ate lacked the energy to stop it! cies were just metaphors? What are the people sending some bad mushrooms, went into Be aware of your environ- JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL out these magazines selling? a cave tripping and suddenly my The main problem with ment. Be aware of what's talking Photo Editor Entertainment Editor myths is that people don't know They're selling fear but I'm not world's gonna end? Come on, I when people say things. Is it how to read them. All words are buying. I'm not buying because know we're smarter than that! TARA CANNON I pay attention to the world fear and ignorance speaking? Or Graphics Editor symbols that connote to some- The Bible is a book. It's a very thing. The word "tree" is a sym- around me. I see horrific acts of old book, with very old ideas. is it wisdom and a deep-rooted violence, but I also see an amaz- bol, but the symbol is not the Like all history, it's constantly passion to live in a world free of actual tree. Most people per- ing capacity for compassion and been revised. It did not fall out conflict? Pay attention to each ceive the word to be the thing it good will. Without a complete of the sky as a first draft. If we're connotes to, but this isn't so. understanding of fear and going to use the Bible as the stan- other and communicate what The problem with the word hatred, peace will never be rec- dard for living, shouldn't we tear you see. ve an opinion? e- ognized. It's not enough to point out the chapter that deals with "God" is that it's a metaphor con- In the song "Rat Race," Bob noting something beyond all cat- out your enemy, damn them, the imminent destruction of our us at egories of thought. In Joseph and pray for a god to destroy civilization and start over? Marley says, "In the abundance Campbell's words, "Even the cat- them. That's childish and asi- We can write a new chapter of water, only the fool is thirsty." [email protected]. egories of being and non-being nine! called, "HUMAN BEINGS THAT are categories of thought. So the These people would have us NO LONGER FEAR EACH word transcendent is literally believe that the future is not in OTHER." And the new golden Comments for Josh Minion can transcendent of all knowledge." our hands. They want us to fear rule would be, "keep your bad be sent to [email protected]. LETTERS I'd like to comment on the Letter to the Editor with it because I think all citizens should have the in the newspaper for Wednesday, October 14. In same rights, but at the same time, I believe that the letter Scott Baber wrote against homosexuali- the government should do whatever it needs to ty. Frankly, I am surprised that someone wrote do within humane means to convince practicing something like that. I agree with him in many and open homosexuals that what they are doing respects. Though I am not Baptist, I am Catholic, is wrong. This including restricting the right to and the Catholic Church teaches that homosexual vote, to a fair trial, to discrimination based on sex- practices are wrong. Before I go any further, ual orientation, to a work environment free of sex- though, what I am about to say is not necessarily ual harassment, to protection from the police, to what the Catholic Church teaches, but I do try to marriage unless to a member of the opposite sex, adhere as closely as possible to the teachings of and to adoption. I do believe that there should be the Catholic Church. Thus, many things that I hate crime laws that include homosexuals, but I will say are what the Catholic Church says. believe that laws such as those should come after Two and a half years ago I gave a speech that homosexuals admit that their practices are wrong was very similar to Scott's letter, and the response and start to seek treatment for their disorder. was less than positive. Thus, I wish to commend Further, I believe that every heterosexual Scott on the courage he had to write his letter. should help homosexuals realize they need to I too am ashamed that people sit back and say abandon their ways, not by murder, beating, and things like "what a man does in his own bedroom other personal crimes from hate, but by compas- is his business" with respect to the deplorable sion and counsel. These things are what we need practice of homosexuality. The purpose of gov- to do to eradicate the practice of homosexuality. ernment is not to guarantee the right for its citi- Unfortunately, though, our society and even zens to do anything they want; it is to protect the some moderate and conservative Republicans well-being of its citizens, physically, mentally, ignore the problem of the practice of homosexual- emotionally and spiritually. God created govern- ity. The first thing I thought when I saw that "gay" ments to take on this task. At thefounding of our VISION sign in front of the union was "I'd love to country, and even before that when the Pilgrims see that thing torched," but I did not burn it, and and Puritans arrived in New England, they based I will not bum it because that itself would be sin. their government and theirsociety on religious However, VISION may not have done that if principles. They guaranteed the freedom OF reli- homosexuals either had realized that their prac- gion and not FROM religion. tices are wrong or were intimidated to do that. When the Republican Congress of the Recon- The tolerance of homosexuality has gone way loo DONT WAIT ANOTHER DAY! struction Era wrote and passed the 14th Amend- far, and the progress that homosexuals have made ment and 3/4 of the states at the time ratified it, needs to be reversed. We need to end their they did so to protect the well-being of the citi- stronghold on our society's and our government's Cast your vote in the Cola war at zens. They did not include sexual orientation, view of their practices! and though I do not know the deplorable reason- www.bgnews.com ing, not giving open or practicing homosexuals Brian S. Shulerl rights is a positive thing. It may convince them USG At-Large Senator I that their ways are wrong and that the govern- Senior I Polls close on SUNDAY! ment does not endorse it. I do not strictly agree Math and Political Science Education!
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"Upcoming Events" ia a service to our readers borrowed daily via the University web :vents pace. The calendar or events on the web page haa a more complete listing or events and can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". Friday, 10/16/98 the festival of lights called hours, ending at 10 a.m. on Oct. Student Union Foyer. Dry Dock Sandra Cisneros, author of Free and open to the public. "Diwali." 17. presents "Test Your Knowledge". Woman Hollering Creek and Staff Esteem Builders: Easy A trivia-type event to lest BGSU Other Stories, as well as four vol- Men's Soccer Hosts E. Mich. Ways to Encourage Others (8 Women's Tennis at MAC Indi- UAO Rose Sale (10 a.m. - 4 students' awareness of the dan- umes of poetry. Part of the Latino (3 p.m.) - 10 a.m.) vidual Tournament (9 a.m.) p.m.) gers of alcohol and the deaths it MacArthur Fellows Reunion. Cochrane Field. Falcons vs. the 2 College Park, BGSU. Learn Kalamazoo, Mich. Union Foyer. has caused in recent years Free and open to the public. Eagles. throughout the United States. ways to increase your staff's con- Men's Cross Country at Cen- Hybridity. Culture and the The Vulnerable Observer: Prizes will be given to those who Latinos in the Heartland (2 • fidence and self-esteem. Fee $40. tral Collegiate Champi- Fourth World (9:30 - 11 a.m.) Stories that Break Your answer correctly and whose For more information or to regis- 4 p.m.) onships (4 p.m.) 217 Shatzel Hall. Guillermo Heart (10:30 - 11:30 a.m.) name is drawn. Community Suite, Student ter call Continuing Education, Kalamazoo, Mich. International & Summer Pro- Gomez-Pena an Roberto Ohio Suite, Student Union. Union. Communications about Sifuentes conduct and interac- Ruth Behar, anthropology pro- Public Skating (12:15 - 2:30 the Myths and Realities of the grams at 419/372-8181. Women's Soccer at Marshall tive discussion. Part of the Latino fessor at U of Michigan, present- p.m.) Latino Experience with Ruth (5 p.m.) MacArthur Fellows Reunion. ing. Part of the Latino Ice Arena. Cheap Skate. Behar, Ernesto Cortes Jr., Ticket Sales for "Diwall" (9 Huntington, W.Va. a.m. - 5 p.m.) Free and open to the public. MacArthur Fellows Reunion. Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Hugo Free and open to the public. Mango Street and After Morales, Roberto Sifuentes, Education steps. The India Stu- Jim Gill in Concert (7 p.m.) dent Association is selling tickets Trampoline A-Thon (10 a.m.) (12:30 - 1:45 p.m.) Maria Varela and Baldemar South of Eppler. The Women's Dry Dock's Test Tour Knowl- Wankelman Gallery, Fine Arts Velasquez. Part of the Latino Bryan Recital Hall, Moore: for their cultural celebration of Musical Arts Center. Chorus will be jumping for 24 edge (11 a.m.) Center. A Conversation with MacArthur Fellows Reunion. TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. 10 FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)
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W The BG News T^ T Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & JN ation 372-6966 Eye on Shepard raped before fatal beating □ Shepard told his been beaten twice in recent news months, attacks he attributed to friends he had been his homosexuality. One of those piled from etaff and wire reports raped two months ago attacks occurred Aug. 18, The Cody Enterprise reported by men in Yellowstone Wednesday. ELECTIONS I National Park. ■ According to a Park County Governor candidates will debate sheriff's report, Shepard was in COLUMBUS (AP) — Candidates for governor will debate at least The Associated Press Cody with his parents and three times in the campaign's last two weeks, according to agree- younger brother on their way to ments announced Wednesday. LARAMIE, Wyo. — The gay Yellowstone. He contacted j Debates will take place in Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo. college student who was beaten police the morning of Aug. 19 to Democratic nominee Lee Fisher, and Republican Bob Taft will join to death reportedly told police report the alleged rape. John R. Mitchel, the Reform Party candidate and Zanna Feitler, an he was raped by three men near Deputy Scott Steward told the independent candidate representing the Natural Law Party. Yellowstone National Park two • The debates will take place Oct. 22 in Toledo, Oct. 28 in Columbus months ago. weekly newspaper that tests aid Oct. 30 in Cleveland. done on Shepard at West Park I Fisher had insisted on one-on-one debates with Taft. He Matthew Shepard later Hospital showed no signs of sex- announced Wednesday that he had changed his mind, saying a four- dropped the complaint, saying ual assault. He said Shepard's way debate was better than none at all. alcohol had impaired his memo- only visible injury was a bloody '. Taft said he would debate Fisher as long as the other two candi- ry. Authorities said Shepard was Up. dates were present actually knocked out by a bar- tender angered by his advances. Shepard decided to drop the I RABBI I complaint because he could not Shepard, a 21-year-old Uni- remember details of the incident Rabbi accused of smuggling drugs Associated Press Photo • ALBANY, NY. (AP) — A 73-year-old rabbi who serves as chaplain for versity of Wyoming student, because of the amount of alcohol he had consumed, the report flew York state penitentiaries has been accused of smuggling drugs to died Monday after he was pistol- Chicago citizens participate in a candlelight vigil and protest said. Inmates. whipped and left tied to a fence hate crime at a makeshift memorial . Eli Gottesman. who lives In Ogdensburg. Is scheduled to appear today outside Laramie last week. Steward's investigation in a U.S. federal court in Albany for a bail hearing. "He wouldn't leave me dle of the night, he didn't have a showed that Shepard had been • He was arrested Oct. 7 at a federal medium-security prison in Ray Police say robbery was the alone," said Hoogerhyde, who at a bar and was punched out by chance to put up a fight," Parker Brook, where he has been a chaplain on contract since June 1991. main motive for the attack, but added he apologized to Shepard Authorities say they found the Orthodox rabbi in possession of a large Shepard was singled out in part a bartender after the student read. "Put on a fence and left to once he regained consciousness die, now many people did cry." rjottle of shampoo containing sealed balloons of cocaine and marijuana. because he was gay. Four people made an unwanted advance. "He was just looking for some- '. Gottesman had been under investigation for the past several months have been charged in the slay- tjy prison officials, the U.S. Justice Department, the Federal Bureau of "He kept asking the perpetra- one to swing with. He seemed Russell Arthur Henderson ing, two of them with first- kind of naive " Investigation and state police, said Michael Lamitie. executive assistant degree murder. tor to go for a walk and when he and Aaron James McKinney, to the warden at Ray Brook prison. put his hand on the perpetra- Meanwhile, .it the University both 21, have been charged with The slaying has been con- tor's arm and asked him to go of Wyoming campus Wednes- first-degree murder, aggravated ■PREGNANCYHHHMHHHBHHnBHBHi.-H demned by people across the around to the back of the car, the day, young children joined col- robbery and kidnapping with Teen pregnancy rate dropping country, including President perpetrator hit him in the jaw," lege professors at a forum aimed NEW YORK (API — The pregnancy rate among U.S. teen-agers hit a Clinton, and renewed calls for Steward said. at healing. intent to inflict bodily injury or 20-yrar low in 1995 and the abortion rate also dropped during the first anti-hate legislation to protect terrorize the victim. homosexuals. Il also has sparked The bartender, Cris Hooger- Ten-year-old Derek Parker half of the decade, according to a study released Thursday hyde, said he knocked Shepard ; The authors concluded that more teens are using contraceptives or some outbursts of anti-gay read a poem he wrote about the Prosecutors haven't said unconscious for a couple min- killing. abstaining from sex. echoing a 1995 government study hatred. whether they will seek the death "A lot of the messages that have been put out about the importance of utes with the second of two delaying sexual activity ... seem to be having an effect." said Susan Tew. Shepard told friends he had punches. "Beaten in a car near the mid- penalty against the men. a spokeswoman for the Alan Guttmacher Institute, which released the report. ■ "More teens seem to be delaying sexual activity ... and among those teens who are sexually active there appears to be better contraceptive Cult leader and 50 members missing use," she said. One hundred and one of every 1.000 females between ages 15 and 19 □ The Doomsday cult mem- cults and New Age movements leading followers to mass suicide, much like was pregnant in 1995. the most recent year for which data was available, Hal Mansfield, director of the I oil the 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult the study found. bers have sold their homes Collins-based Religious Movement Resource who killed themselves mar San Diego in I GUILTY I and are believed to be head- Center, which has been monitoring the Den- 1997. Woman found guilty for injury to a child ed to Jerusalem. ver-based Concerned Christians tor .it least Nicolette Weaver, a 16-year-old Denver two years, said Miller might have started the £irl who was a Concerned Christians mem- ABILENE. Texas (AP) — A prosecutor asked jurors today to send a movement as a financial scam. But critics message by sentencing a woman to life in prison for failing to protect her ber for nearly 10 years, said she fears the The Assot iiiti-il Press said the group has transformed itself into an worst. She left to live with her biological children during an attack by her ex-boyfriend. apocalyptic personality cult. Schwana Patterson. 37. of Granbury was found guilty Wednesday on father two years ago when Miller "started two counts of injury to a child by omission In connection with the April DENVER — The leader of a doomsday Miller, 44, claimed that God was using going off the deep end." Her mother and cull who predicted the destruction of Denver 1997 attack. Her daughter Sarah. 11. died, and her son Cody. 7. was him as a vehicle to speak to his followers stepfather stayed with Miller. last weekend h.is vanished along with about After prophesying that the Apocalypse severely beaten. I le is so controlling, they would do any- This screams for a life sentence," Hood County District Attorney 50 of his followers, raising fears they are bent would begin with an earthquake in Denver Richard Hattox told the Jury. on mass suicide. last Saturday, the cult leader and about 50 of thing he said," she said. "He has been proph- Delense attorneys asked for a sentence of five to 10 years of proba- Followers of Monte Kim Miller's group, his disciples dropped from sight. esy ni); the end ol world (or so long. When it tion, saying Ms Patterson has been punished enough. Concerned Christians, have sold their Denver police officer Mark Roggeman doesn't happen, he will have to find some Five witnesses testified on Ms Patterson's bchall. Her 19-year-old belongings and abandoned their homes. said at least 20 of Miller's followers have way for their world to end." daughter. Rebecca, said a prison term would deprive her and her broth- Cult watchers believe the group may be contacted relatives since Saturday and Nicolette said Miller held meetings every er A.J. of their mother headed to Jerusalem because of Miller's promised to keep in touch. week or two at his house, sermonizing that Jurors returned the guilty verdict Wednesday after 3 1II hours of America is S.it.in or the government is evil. deliberation. After hearing today's testimony and arguments, the began belie! he would die there in December 1999 If Miller's predictions fail to materialize, deliberating the sentencing question. and be resurrected three days later. tragedy could result, said Bill Honsberger, a "Sometimes when he was speaking for Prosecutors claimed Ms Patterson ignored her children's screams as Miller founded Concerned Christians in Christian missionary who has monitored the God he'd roll his eyes back and then close Bobby Wayne Woods abducted them because she was afraid of Woods. the early 1980s, preaching against the evils of group. He said the cult leader 's capable of them and get real dramatic," she said.
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Gidlow, History Mary Thompson, Instructor, English Susan Goldstein Denise Vollmar, University Honors Program Lorna Gonsalves-Pinto David Wall, Ethnic Studies Graduate Student Senate Scott Walter, Graduate Student, American Culture Graduate Student Senate Ad Hoc Committee on Studies Conflict Resolution David Weis, Associate Professor, Family & Greek Affairs Staff Consumer Sciences Joyce Eastlund Gromko Shawn Wilbur Julie Haught, English Women's Center Richard Hebein, Associate Dean for Student Women's Studies Program Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences Womyn 4 Womyn page 6 The BG News Friday, October 16, 1998 TEST- Woman to cany baby through term Continued from page one. thoughts," Blinn said. Stopping at several points to Once the test is over, there is □ Woman who fought there is more test anxiety." no going back, Blinn said. A shed tears, Kawaguchi read a judge over abortion April Philippi, mentor at the helpful tool a student can use statement in which she said study skills lab and graduate once they get their exam back is will carry pregnancy to Cleary "stripped me of any student in biology, didn't experi- looking at the questions missed term because of abor- chance I had to taste real free- ence test anxiety until she came and determine why they were dom — the liberty to control my back to the University to study wrong. This will help them tion laws. body and my destiny." pre-medicine. study for the next test. Kawaguchi, who took part in According to Philippi, science James Evans, associate profes- a credit card scam, was released majors often go to the study sor of geology, has 90 students in The Associated Press from jail Tuesday after spending skills lab to ask specific ques- his 100-level course and distrib- CLEVELAND -- A forger 4 1/2 months behind bars. tions and learn skills. In addi- utes three exams at mid-quarter His tests are 40 percent multiple who claims a judge imprisoned She is appealing her sentence tion, students go there asking mentors for help with study choice, 20 percent true and false her to block her from having an and must stay in Ohio under the and 40 percent short answer. abortion said Thursday she has terms of her bond. Kawaguchi skills to overcome test anxiety. "Without the study skills lab, "I have done it (tests) over the now decided to give birth. was a clinical dietetics major at I doubt I'd be the masters stu- years this way because everyone Yuriko Kawaguchi, 21, a the University of California at dent in biology I am this year," has a chance to do well," Evans Japanese citizen living as a resi- Berkeley before her arrest. Philippi said. "I was able to go said. dent alien in the United States, Kawaguchi's attorney, Linda there to sort out lectures and If one of his students does said she still believes Cuyahoga Rocker, said she plans to file a solve the complicated math have test anxiety, he must see a County Common Pleas Judge lawsuit in federal court against problems. I also got to know certificate documented by a pro- Patricia Cleary violated her Cleary, the state and the county other serious students. We fessional before anything can be rights by sentencing her to within the next week. Rocker helped each other inside and arranged. Those over at the prison. said Cleary violated outside of the study skills lab." office of affirmative action and disability resources will contact Kawaguchi's right to have an Not only does test anxiety But Kawaguchi is now 22 to the faculty member about a stu- 24 weeks into her pregnancy and abortion by sentencing her to six occur at test time, but in prepa- ration for the test as well. dent who has test anxiety. After said Ohio hospitals and clinics months in prison for forgery According to Blinn, there arc it has been confirmed that he or will not perform an abortion on when most offenders would two phases that can help a stu- she does have text anxiety, than her for fear of being past the receive probation for the offense. dent overcome test anxiety. The arrangements can be made for legal limit to do so. Abortion is Cleary left court early Thurs- first phase deals with test prepa- the student to take the test at a allowed after 22 weeks in Ohio day because she was sick. A ration. A student must have a different location for a longer only if the fetus is not viable or phone message seeking com- positive attitude to do well. And period of time. However, if a stu- there is a serious threat to the ment was left at her home. contrary to popular belief, "all- dent is not certified, than mother's health. The judge opposes abortion nighters" are not the right way instructors cannot do anything "It's a little bit hard, because but claimed she imposed a to study, they simply don't other than give the student pointers to help study and relax, for the last five months I wanted prison term because of the sever- work. The second phase takes places Evans said. the exact opposite," Kawaguchi ity of Kawaguchi's crime. on the day of the test. Before For those who say text anxi- said at a news conference. "But Kawaguchi and two accomplices Associated Press Photo actually taking the test, Blinn ety is just a cop-out, Cunning- because I will be carrying this came to Cleveland on May 26 to suggests working on easier ham said they should be fortu- baby to term I will be trying to buy computers with phony cred- Yuriko Kawaguchi, 21 who claims a judge imprisoned her to problems that the student knows nate they don't experience it. the best of my powers to give the it cards and then sell the mer- block het from having an abortion, said that she has decid- they understand and simply The University has good places child everything that it needs." chandise. ed to give birth. reviewing for the test. However, on campus where a student can this is not the time to learn new go to help them over come test MACARTUROS- material because it is too late, anxiety, he said. says Blinn. Sally Drier, reading specialist Continued from page one. performance artist and theorist growing ranks are Latinos, but Junior High as well as at the Uni- At the test sight, it is impor- at the study skills lab, said stu- who performed at the University this is not reflected in leader- versity. mention the possibility of a little tant to arrive no earlier than dents show improvement after last spring, and Roberto ship." Farber said students from usual, sit in your normal seat, four visits. Normally, the study music. "We're playing it by ear," Sifuentes are holding an interac- said Velasquez. Farber said Velasquez, who was once a Scott High School in inner-city have new batteries for calcula- skills lab mentors have more stu- tive discussion in 217 Shatzel this Velasquez is a talented folk migrant worker, initiated the Toledo and schools in Fremont tors and pencils, and if neces- dents come to them for help morning at 9:30 called "Hybridi- singer who once was Pete Farm Labor Education Center in are coming down for the sary, a snack, Blinn said. after they get back their first test. ty. Culture and the Fourth Seeger's opening act. Toledo. He says these Latino reunion. The rest of the pro- Once the test is passed out, be If a student needs help over- World." Sandra Cisneros, author of issues are Toledo and Bowling grammed events, including a sure to look at it in depth. Is it coming test anxiety or help "The House on Mango Street," According to Farber, the grant Green issues. Among them are forum on Latino issues that Far- multiple choice or essay? How learning new study skills, the lab holds a conversation at the is merely a common denomina- migrant labor and immigration ber said will include university many questions? How many is open Monday through Friday, Wankelman Gallery in the Fine tor of this rare coalition. policy. Currently, there is a Lati- presidents and Toledo Mayor pages is the test? These are just from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arts building today at 12:30 p.m. "The MacArthur Fellows con- no movement to stop new guest Carty Finkbeiner, take place at some questions to ask yourself "I feel my success in sciences Jeannie Ludlow, a member of the sider this gathering a political worker legislation that the University of Toledo and to put you at ease, Blinn said. directly reflects the outstanding University ACS faculty, says she call to action," said Farber. Velasquez calls exploitative. other Toledo areas. "When taking an essay test, it level of help I received through is one of many instructors who "We are asking what Latinos Farber and the Partnership for "This program is important is important to create an outline the mentor program at the study have used Cisneros' works as can do to make their presence Community Action are helping because I love Toledo," because this helps organize skills lab," Philippi said. text material for women's studies more well known," said the MacArturos target youth, Velasquez said. "I want the com- and English courses. Velasquez. "For example, in the holding events at Bowling Green munity to be enriched by these GRAD Guillermo Comez-Pena, a labor movement, the largest High School and Bowling Green events." Continued from page one. "The GradSTEP program was LIFE FLIGHT- started in the early 70s by one of ment aspect of the GradSTEP the deans, and the program has Continued from page one. program, explained Barbara evolved and improved over the Peck, administrative coordinator Viewers who were able to see years for the graduate students," and secretary to the associate Peck said. the inside of the helicopter shared dean. similar reactions. Peck also said that some of The Ongoing Program is the sessions were videotaped for Meg Gam. a sophomore physi- offered as an independent study those students who want to cal therapy major said the experi- course, GRAD 600, during the review. Students can also sug- ence was good. fall and spring semesters. Stu- gest any topic ideas of interest to "I expected It to be larger, peo- dents need to complete 11 ses- the GradSTEP department. ple had to bend their knees In sions in this program in order to Ramune Braziunaite, a pro- order to board It." Garn said. "The fulfill the requirement. gram coordinator of the Grad- experience was good. It's great to After completing either pro- STEP program and a current see how fast the crew is and (they) gram, students receive two cred- graduate student who attended are able to share so much infor- it hours, and the course is grad- the past Summer Program, said mation with us about their abili- ed as S/U. Neither program that even though the week was ties and the technology available requires any fee. In addition, intensive, students can always to stabilize a patient." there is no limit to the number of find it very helpful. Harr said the crew was wonder- times a student may attend "There are always a lot of ful. There was an emergency med- BG News Photo /ROGER MOTA GradSTEP, but the two hours of interesting topics that one can ical physician, a nurse, a pilot, credit will only be received once. choose from," said Braziunaite. and paramedic ground unit which The Ufeflight helicopter arrived to inaugurate the Health Resource Center. Every participant is specifical- For more information about shared Information about their ly required to attend seminars the GradSTEP program and the Job. This Is pretty momentous." service. In addition, there are two planned for November include a about sexual harassment and ongoing activities, students can Their job Is to pick up patients According to Harr. there were and a third installed alignment CPR Workshop and an informal diversity. In addition to that, call 372-8621 or 372-8566, or visit from traumatic scenes." Harr said. three crew members on the hell- which operates 24 hours, he gathering for the Medical College there are over 120 sessions and the GradSTEP's web site at They also visit patients In emer- copter. There are 36 members added. of Ohio (MCO)s faculty. special topics that one can www.bgsu.edu/departmen ts/g gency rooms when not In the air. which rotate through the flight Some act nines the center has choose to attend, said Peck. rad/gradstep/ ^00000000000^) r *> WBGU Radio Sports MEN'S HOME Sunday Afternoon Weekend Schedule MEN'S HOME SOCCER 0 ICE HOCKEY against Michigan State University T0NGIHT & TOMORROW AT Game starts at 2:00 p.m. Friday: •Hockey vs. Northeastern Live in Cochrane Field. 6:30 air time 7:00 P.M. 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The BG News Freshman starters Tracy After a devastating loss to Gleixner and Cari Combs will Oakland 7-1 last week, the Bowl- return this weekend to help get ing Green women's soccer team the team going. hopes to regain its confidence "It will be great to have Tracy and break its three game losing and Cari back in action," fresh- streak. man defenseman Leslie Hepfin- The Falcons (6-6-1, 3-3-1 ger said. "They are both good MAC) face Mid American Con- players and can help us make ference teams Marshall and Ohio some good plays." on Friday and Sunday. Both games this weekend are Marshall is 2-10-1 overall and crucial for the Falcons in the 0-6-1 in the MAC so far this sea- MAC championship race. son. The Falcons travel to Hun- "With Marshall, we have to nington, W. Va. to face the Thun- create good scoring and shooting dering Herd on Friday for a 5 opportunities," Piccirillo said. p.m. match. "We will have to utilize the Ohio, coached by Wendy BG New* Photo/ JASON SUGGS flanks against Ohio because it is Logan with a 20-10-2 in her sec- gonna be a lough game." The Falcon offensive line will need to protect quarterback Ricky Schneider if BG wants to beat rival Toledo Saturday night. ond year, stands at 10-4-0 overall Ribeau and BG[^Game#6——~\ Falcons eye powerful BG (1-4,1-1 MAC) Michigan for upset J BG is preparing for of these national caliber teams." ready for UT vs. The Falcons need an impres- the toughest meet sive showing at this upcoming Q The Falcons gear up talk. "He said the University is meet. The Michigan Interregion- behind us 100 percent and he Toledo (3-3, 2-1 MAC) they've had this year. for the Toledo game. al is a very important meet to talked about what the game show the NCAA that BG is good means to him and to the Univer- By MARK WIESE enough for a bid to the big dance sity as a whole." kickoff 7 p.m. at By TOD McCLOSKEY The BG News at the end of the season. The big The battle for Northwest dance, the NCAA Champi- The BG News the Glass Bowl Ohio is also Ihe battle to stay Nationally ranked teams are onships is the ultimate goal for You know a football game alive in Ihe Mid-American Con- Broadcast on WBC.U 88.1 FM waiting to test the women's cross the Falcons this season. must be important when the ference race. Pre-Game at 6 p.m. country team at the Michigan The Falcons took a big step University president comes to BG (1-4, 1-1 MAC) and Tole- with Nick Luciano and Ted Siller Interregional. last week as they won the All- practice for a pep talk. do (3-3, 2-1 MAC) both have one Third-ranked Michigan, along Ohio Championships, declaring It must be Toledo week. loss, which make-, this year's doesn't." Blackney said. freshman tailback Godfrey with other ranked teams such as themselves the best team in Coach Gary Blackney game worth more than just But Toledo has the edge and Lewis said. "It's really impor- Wake Forest, Georgetown, Ohio. Even with this victory, BG stopped practice on Wednesday bragging rights. Both divisional the confidence after beating Ball tant for the senior* coming up to Washington, William and Mary fell out of the top twenty-five for President Sidney Ribeau lo leaders Marshall and Central State 27-6 last week. The Blue end off on a good note. It's all and Florida, will be looking to polls, dropping to twenty-seven. talk to the team about the big Michigan are undefeated, so and Gold have won three- about respect." run over Bowling Green this The Falcons get a chance to game. anyone with two MAC losses straight against BG, but the Toledo's seniors will be ready weekend. prove whether or not they "It was pretty out of the ordi- will watch the championship Brown and Orange have never as well. The Rockets' senior tail- "This is going to be the tough- belong by traveling up north to nary," junior left guard Mark game at home. lost four-straight to Toledo. back Wasean Tait could be a fac- est meet we will run in all year," Ann Arbor, Mich, to test their Katzman said of the President's "The team thai wins will stay "The coach really wants this said coach Steve Price. "Our goal alive and the team that loses win, the team wants this win," for this meet will be to beat one • See FOOTBALL, page nine. • See CC, page nine. IHOCKEY leers look for 4 points □ The Falcon icers tonight and Saturday. Face off is second game 5-5. at 7 p.m. both nights. This will be Northeastem's play two non-confer- "This will give us a chance to regular season opener. The only ence games against improve our game overall," other game they have played BG- Northeastern this Powers said. "The league play was a 5-3 win against Windsor that is coming up after North- last week. -vs.- weekend. eastern is a tough stretch of The Falcons will look out Fri- games." day for a quick start from the Northeastern This weekend's games will Huskies. By WILLIAM SANDERSON give Powers one last chance to "They will be coming out hard IJh- in, VMVN evaluate his team before the Fal- and we should know that," team captain Dan Price said. "They've This weekend's non-confer- cons enter the heart of their Cen- Friday been working out hard for a cou- ence games are a week late as far tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- ple of months now I assume, and BG Newt Photo/ JASON SUGGS WBGU88.1 as hockey coach Buddy Powers tion season next week. Powers is planning on starting they're going to be ready to is concerned. play." Center Adam Edinger waits for the puck against Miami. Last 6:30 airtime Given his preference, he sophomore goaltender Shawn Last year. Northeastern fin- weekend BG won and tied against the RedHawks. would have played Hockey Timm Friday. Senior Mike Scott Szuch ished fourth in Hockey East with East's Northeastern last week- Savard will probably start Satur- a record of 21-15-3. Six players scorers. and 20 assists. Todd Barclay led Brad Beebe end, before playing Miami. day. Timm played all of last week's are gone from last year's team. The Huskies were led in scor- NU in goals with 20. Roger However, the Northeastern Game starts 7 p.m. games against Miami, winning The Huskies return 16 letterwin- ing by four junior forwards. Holeczy and Bobby Davis round Huskies come lo town for games the first game 4-2 and tying the ners, not to mention the top six Billy Newson had 16 goals out the Huskies' top scorers. Men's Tennis uses performance for Kentucky □ Co-captains Bartan The Bowling Green men's ten- four grand slam tournaments in They were helped along by a first on movement which puts the expect going in," Harris said. nis program may have taken a college tennis where the best round forfeit when a Tennessee players in motion before the "Radu drew the number three and Wiles return to the step toward the big time last players in the nation meet head- team was unable to play. BG serve. player from LSU and LSU was team with added confi- weekend in Texas and the trip to to-head. defeated teams from Cal-Irvine "They used it to perfection number two in the nation last Kentucky today provides an Bartan and Wiles qualified for and Arkansas-Little Rock in the this weekend," Harris said. "It year." dence as BG travels to opportunity for even more the tournament based on their next two rounds before losing to caused problems for other teams According to Harris, Bartan Kentucky. national recognition. personal records from last year. a New Mexico State team on and gave us a lot of confidence. played well in a loss (6-4, 6-4) to Coach Jay Harris and team co- BG had never been represent- Tuesday Our attitude was, we have a Daniel Kiemam and was elimi- captains Radu Bartan and Matt ed in a tournament of this mag- Harris said his team used a weapon that they don't have." nated in the single-elimination Wiles spent five days in Austin, nitude before. unique doubles system which Singles action was more diffi- format. By DAVE TRUMAN Texas competing in the ITA In doubles play, Bartan and most other teams in the country cult for the Falcons, but Harris Wiles easily defeated Carlos Men's All-American Champi- The BG News Wiles teamed to reach the round may never have seen. Only three was pleased with his captains' Lomena (6-0, 6-0) of Tyler before onships. of 16 by winning two matches in or four other teams in the nation play. losing to Arizona's number one The championships are one of the tournament of 128 teams. use "the shift," a system based "We didn't know what to player Alex Aybar (6-2, 6-0). page 8 The BG News Friday, October 16, 1998. NY part of history □ With a Series win, at 98-64 had the worst record of off what you're supposed to be the three NL division winners. doing. But 17 years of experi- would these Yankees Yet, the Padres beat Houston ence, I hope, will help get me be the greatest? 3-1 — defeating Randy Johnson through it." twice — then upset Atlanta 4-2, The Yankees, who finished off with two wins over Tom Glavine the Indians on Tuesday, resumed The Assoiiated Press and one over Greg Maddux. workouts Thursday. San Diego, NEW YORK — The greatest "Not many people gave us a which beat Atlanta on Wednes- ever? By winning the World chance against Houston, or day, traveled to New York and Scries, the '98 New York Yankees against Atlanta," said Tony will practice at Yankee Stadium think they'd be just that. Gwynn, back in the World Series on Friday afternoon. "Since everything is based on for the lirst time in 14 years. While the stands were empty the bottom line, I guess so," Yan- "There are guys over in our club- as the Yankees practiced, the kees manager Joe Torre said house that believe that we've got ballpark was surrounded by Thursday, two days before the ,i -.hot As long as we believe we thousands of fans buying tickets opener against San Diego. have a shot and we go play like for the first two games of the "It's tough to look back at the it, we think we're going to be Series. '27 Yankees and say we're better fine." Inside, workers were repaint- position by position, but every- New York has 23 Series cham- ing walls in preparation for Sat- thing is based on bottom line," pionships, San Diego has none. urday night's game. Torre said. "If we get to four The Yankees have won 113 "We'll be the best ever if we more wins — now 121 wins is Series games. The Padres have win the World Series," Chili ptett) mmd-boggling, 125 would won one. Davis said. "Maybe we would be the ultimate." "I've never been to Yankee have to exhume the '27 Yankees, After going 114-48 during the Stadium," Gwynn said. "You've bring back a couple of bodies regular season, sweeping Texas probably going to hear some and play them." 3-0 in the (irst round and beating stuff out there you probably David Wells, who pitches the Associated Press Photo Cleveland 4-2 for the AL pen- haven't heard for a while. And to opener against Kevin Brown, nant, the Yankees are a heavy me, that's part of the game. went on Howard Stem's radii Yankee Paul O'Neill, right, takes pitche* from batting coach Chris Chambliss, left, at Yankee They're trying to take your mind show and predicted the Yankee Stadium yesterday. Game One of the World Series is Saturday in New York. favorite against the Padres, who Netters confront 2 different roads BG goes against over Michigan weekend games □ BG has two key and Orange. BG has been at their She also is the big blocker, being big teams best when they have been funda- third all-time in blocking assists □ The Falcons swing games in Mid-Ameri- mentally sound. This includes and fourth all-time in solo blocks can Conference play sound defense, digging, finish- for EMU. against some of the ing and the all-important pass- toughest teams of the this weekend. ing. The Eagles iare ranked first overall in the MAC in kills, aver- year. "Greiger (Heather Greig) aging 16.09 a game. knows she's a leader out on the By NICK HURM floor, being our setter," coach Saturday's game against The BG News The BG News Denise Van De Walle said. Western Michigan should be a Going from first to the middle The Bowling Green volleyball "When the passing isn't there big challenge for the Falcons. of the pack is never easy. team will face two sides of and she consistently has to set a Last week the Broncos beat an But that's the predicament Michigan this weekend. high outside ball, we become Akron team which shut down that the men's golf team finds very predictable and much easi- The Falcons (11-9 overall, 4-3 BG the week before. In addition, themselves in this week. er to block. Then they (the oppo- in the MAC) will travel to East- last week junior middle blocker After winning the St. nent) dig, set and swing past our em Michigan today and will do Traci Morin was named MAC Bonaventure Tournament last block and it's a kill. It comes battle with Western Michigan on defensive player of the week. week, the Falcons traveled to the down to performance." Grizzly Golf Course at Kings" Saturday. Tiis will be a key Morin recorded 10 blocks in weekend for BG in establishing The Eagles of Eastern Michi- Island to compete in the Xavier . the winning effort against which road it is going to head gan will be BG's first test EMU Invitational. down. is in fourth place in the western Akron. She is also an offensive "It was the toughest field threat, being named offensive we've seen all year," coach Garry " After winning three games in division of the MAC (6-12 over- all, 3-4 in the MAC). player of the week on Sept. 21. Winger said. "We knew that j a row, the Falcons have dropped going in." One of the Broncos' best areas their last two. A winning week- Sara Uehlin has led the setting BG finished 14th out-of-19 is serving. They are dominating end could set the tone for a huge attack for the Eagles. In only her teams in the 54 hole tournament game against Miami next week- sophomore year she is already the MAC in service aces, being with a total score of 898. end, while another loss would only the fourth player in EMU the only team with an average of Leading the Falcons with a surely put away any hope for a history to amass more than 2,000 over two aces a game (2.38). If score of 220 was junior Jon Smar- MAC championship. It could assists with 2,090. BG cannot handle WMU's relli. Smarrelli was followed by also jeopardize chances to host a serves, they will have trouble Junior Jill Hutton has been the BG News Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER redshirt freshman Justin Gillham tournament game at home. "iron-man" of EMU, playing in setting up their offense, which (222), and seniors Jeff Huntt Fundamentals will be a key 72 straight matches without will only lead to more trouble for Junior Heather Greig and Kim Pesorda wait for a return. 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MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed CB Emmanuel New Orleans DETROIT TIGERS—Signed Interim manag- Mr Daniel to their practice squad. W L Pet. SI. Louis 400 er Larry Parrlsh to a two-year contract as man- HOCKEY f .liol'll.l 000 New England ager National Hockey League .800 ■■NFL MINNESOTA TWINS—Claimed RHP EMn Miami 600 Thursday s Came NHL—Suspended Colorado Avalanche RW Buffalo Hernandez off waivers from the Pittsburgh Keith Jones for two games without pay and .400 Detroit 27. Green Bay 20 Pirates. NY. Jets 400 Lions upset fined him 81.000 for a check to the head of Buf- Indianapolis National League falo's Curtis Brown In a game on Oct. 12. .167 Sunday's Games ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Named Derek CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Traded C Arizona at New York Glanls. I 01 p m Bryant manager of High Desert of the California James Black to Ihe Washington Capitals for Central Baltimore al PlttshurRh. 101 p.m . Jacksonville Packers 27-20 LeigtM future considerations. 1.000 Carolina al Tampa Bay. 1 01 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS-Extended the con- EDMONTON OILERS—Loaned RW Fredrtk Pittsburgh .600 Cincinnati Jl Tennessee. 1.01 pm PONT1AC, Mich. (AP) — The tracts of general manager Gerry Hunslcker and Llnquisl to Hamilton of the AHL Baltimore .400 Jacksonville at Buffalo. 1:01 p.m Detroit defense torched Brett manager Larry Dierkrr through the year 2000 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Assigned G Cincinnati .400 New Orleans al Atlanta. 1:01 p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Promoted Stephen Valiquelte to Hampton Roads and LW Tennessee 400 Washington al Minnesota. I 01 pm Favre for three interceptions scout Mike Hanklns to mkhvest scouting super- Nlc Beaudoln to Roanoke of the ECHL Indianapolis al San Francisco. 4:05 p.m. visor and scout Joe Ferrone to west coast West Philadelphia al San Diego. 4:15 p.m PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Loaned D Ryan Denver while Charlie Batch played like scouting supervisor. Bast to Philadelphia of the AHL. 1.000 St Louis al Miami 4 15 p.m PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Named Roy Smith Kansas City 667 Dallas at Chicago. 4:18 p m anything but a rookie in the PHOENIX COYOTES-Loaned D Sean Oakland assistant general manager-player personnel Gagnon to Springfield of the AHL. 667 Lions' 27-20 victory over the Sent RHPTodd Van Poppel. INF Kevin PolcoWch Seattle .500 OPEN Denver. Kansas CHy. Oakland. Seallle San Diego .333 Monday's Game Green Bay Packers in an NFC New York Jets al New England, 8:20 p.m game Thursday night. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Sunday. Oct H CM Atlanta al New York Jels. 1:01 p.m It was the second straight loss Ducks beat Chicago W L Baltimore al Green Bay. 1:01 p.m. for the Packers (4-2) and Minnesota at Detroit. 1:01 p.m CHICAGO (API — Fired as coach Teemu Selanne and won for the D.lll.L. .667 New England al Miami. 1 01 p.m. dropped them further behind the Al i/Dii.i 500 San Francisco at Si. Louis. 1:01 p.m. by the Chicago Blackhawks after first time in four games this sea- NY Glanls 333 Tampa Bay at New Orleans. 101 pm Minnesota Vikings (5-0) in the last season. Craig Hartsburg made son, beating the Blackhawks 5-3 Philadelphia 167 Chicago al Tennessee. 4:05 pm Washington .000 Cincinnati at Oakland. 4:15 p.m. division race. The Lions (2-4) a triumphant return Thursday before a crowd of 14.710 — nearly Jacksonville al Denver. 4'15 p.m. fought back from a 10-0 deficit night to the United Center, a build- 6.000 under capacity. Crntral Seattle al San Diego. 4 15 p.m. ing where he didn't win many Wmni'vnU 1.000 Buffalo at Carolina. 8:20 p.m. and outscored Green Bay 17-7 in Anaheim's five goals were four games a year ago. Green Bay 667 OPEN Arizona. Dallas. Indianapolis. New York Glanls Philadelphia the fourth quarter. more than the Ducks had total In Tampa Bay 400 Washing! on His new team, the Anaheim LVtroil 333 Monday. Or l 26 Mighty Ducks, got two goals from their first three games. Chicago .167 Pittsburgh at Kansas City. 8:20 p.m. FOOTBALL Continued from page seven. rough game against Miami, in and caught three passes for 48 which he threw two intercep- yards. tor. returning to the lineup after tions. BG is sick, but ready But the Falcons' biggest secret being out for two weeks with a "He's got to make better deci- lies in Lewis. The tailback cut out for them. They will be and we have lost a few key run- broken jaw. Sophomore back sions throwing the football," missed his 'second consecutive □ The Falcon cross competing against many formi- ners to the flu. We'll have to run Chester Taylor picked up the Blackney said. "We're going to 100-yard game by eight yards country team looks to dable opponents from the Big with what we have." slack last week, running for a eliminate turnovers and our against the top ranked defense put forth its best effort Ten and Big Eight, as well as career high 182 yards in the win quarterback is going to put us in in the MAC (Miami) and leads The MAC Championships are at Kalamazoo as the teams from the Mid-American over the Cardinals. a position to win, or at least an the team with a 4.9 yard average conference. only two weeks away, and the Senior quarterback Chris Wal- opportunity to win, or he won't per carry. Mid-American Cham- After running only one work- team seems to sense the urgency lace will test the Falcons deep. be the quarterback." Defensively, the Falcons have out this week, the team is rested and importance of competing Through six games Wallace has pionships are just two Schneider's receivers, fresh- allowed opponents 376.8 yards and recuperated. The question is nine touchdowns and a 55.5 per- weeks away. exceptionally well from this men Kurt Gerling and Robert per game, while Toledo's offense whether or not they are healthy. cent completion percentage. Last Redd, will play a big part in the point on. has averaged 313.8 yards a Unfortunately for the team, year he threw for 266 yards and Falcon offense. Gerling caught "We really have not ran as game. Freshman free safely freshman Rob Glatz and senior five touchdowns at BG, a school for 126 yards against Ohio. It well as we wanted to," Usher Chad Long leads the team with captain Pat Carney have become record which he tied this year was the first time ever a fresh- By KEVIN GUTEKUNST 46 tackles, while junior middle stricken with bronchitis, and said. "All we can do now is com- against Western Michigan. man has had a 100-yard game in The BG News linebacker Joe O'Neill is second therefore will not be competing pete well and hopefully peak at BG quarterback Ricky Schnei- school history. Redd returned with 45. Today, the men's cross coun- this weekend. the right time." der is expected to start after a punts against the RedHawks The game starts at 7 p.m. and try squad heads to Kalamazoo, "Things went pretty well this Coach Sterling Martin agreed. cc Mich, for the Central Collegiate week," said sophomore Aaron "Regardless of who we are Continued from page seven. pete with the teams at this too well last season at this meet, Invitational. Usher. "We rested most of the missing, we still need to go out week, but what we did do, we meet," senior Libby Mitchell finishing seventh out-of-13 and compete," he said. "This is a skills against some of the best in said. "This meet will also be After finishing 7th out-of 35 did quality." teams competing. The Falcons fast course, and there will be fast the nation. tough because the course has a teams at the All-Ohio meet, "Everything went pretty "The team needs to run the lot of rolling hills." look to do better this season, but including their defeat of Cincin- good," junior Steve Chapa said. times. This is a great opportunity best race of the season to corn- Bowling Green did not fare it will not be any easier. nati, the Falcons have their work "We scaled down things a bit, for everyone to run well." -\\\i'l> MHO MHO JO JO MHO IIIJO III50- KIRK'S Congratulations to the 1998 Fall New Member Officers! 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While this may seem unusual and play The incredibly rare, it's not the only example. There are many other cases in which a movie (or just part of a Clowns' movie) are in synch with a CD. □ This year's New- character motivated by strong Take Fantasia (1940), for emotions, noticeable in her per- example. This classic animat- comer's Production, formance throughout the play ed piece from Disney could Those That Play the through facial expressions. very well be the first music This year's Newcomer's Pro- video, with its breathtaking Clowns, features a duction also has some of the visuals set to classical pieces young and talented designers and technicians being of music. Although, it has cast. first year students. According to been discovered that it can director Teresa Durbin, a doctor- also be set to Smashing ByANAPEREIRA al student in theatre, it helped Pumpkins' album Siamese The BG News make the production more rep- Dream. resentative of what it was To make this work, you A play with- intended to be. The Newcomer's must start the CD right when in a play, with Productions have traditionally the conductor first raises his major turning been intended as a way to get hands. If done correctly, the points per- new students involved in theater Photo provided result is amazing and imme- formed by a and make the transition from Oprah Winfrey (center) start as Sethe, Thandie Newton (left) stars as Beloved and Kimberly Elise diately noticeable. For exam- troupe of more than 30 very tal- high school to college drama. (right) stars as Denver, in "Beloved." ple, during the first track, ented first year students, is one The set, designed by Rachel "Cherub Rock," the lights in of the many aspects featured in Ferrary, is simple but appropri- the film seem to periodically Those That Play the Clowns. ate to the context, portraying vary according to changes in The play, written by Michael inside and outside scenes of 16th the music. And even though Stewart and directed by Teresa century Denmark. The lighting, the songs are not the same 'Beloved' falters Durbin, takes its original con- courtesy of theater graduate stu- length as the scenes in the cept from Shakespeare's Hamlet. dent Joseph Corcoran, created movie, almost every song The clowns, or travelling bands and intensified the mood in dif- changes at an appropriate of actors who played the comic ferent scenes with high intensity point in the film. roles in Elizabethan theater, are and distinctive colors. Rebecca with confusing plot However, the most strik- the main characters. Vincent's costumes add an ele- ing coincidences occur dur- The production centers ment of realism to the play, effec- Their life is simple and that slavery imprinted upon ing the "dinosaur" portion of The Associated Press around a quartet of actors who tively and historically portray- streaked with melancholy. Sethe, and his deep affection for the film. Here, almost every- were invited to the castle of Elsi- ing the time period and location. It could have been Sethe's husband never joined her grows into passion. thing is in synch, from the nore to perform for the King and Those That Play the Clowns is, so resonant, so mem- her after she escaped from a Sethe's living daughter, the lyrics to the tone of the Queen of Denmark at the above all, a play about choices orable: a Reconstruc- cruel Kentucky plantation called blooming Denver (Kimberly music. It is simply unbeliev- request of Hamlet. What hap- and decisions, a theme very tion-era tale of com- "Sweet Home." Her other Elise), is battling with her own able. pens to the company after this appropriate to first year college promise, mother- * daughter, who died as a baby, demons. The haunting, and her Another great synch is hood, racial politics unsuccessful performance students. Despite the slow pace haunts the house so virulently mother's suffocating love, have with another Pink Floyd CD, includes a stage fight, a love tri- of the first act, the choices made and ghosts. Sadly, though, that Sethe's two sons leave when kept her in the house, under- Meddle and the sci-fi epic, Jonathan Demme's "Beloved" is angle and some moments of by the director, actors and they are still young. Still, Sethe mined her education and made Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A pure hilarity provided by Valen- designers make this production a disappointment, a hodge- insists the haunting is not malev- her a pariah. She is frustrated Space Odyssey. However, this podge of images and unsatisfy- tia Ponti (Angie Penzone) and worthy entertainment for the olent. "It ain't evil," she says. and sad, and needs a change. one is set up a little different- ing storytelling. Soren Brandos (Patrick weekend. "Just sad." When her baby sister's ghost ly. First of all, it doesn't work Mahlmann). Those That Play the Clowns will Based on the Toni Morrison Into this sad homestead walks falls silent, Denver is skeptical. for the whole movie, only the novel, "Beloved" chronicles the Nicole Stannard also does a be performed today, tomorrow Paul D (Danny Glover), a friend "I think the baby ain't gone," she last sequence, "Jupiter and great job as Frau Gerdes, the and Sunday at 8 p.m. in Joe E. life of Sethe (Oprah Winfrey), a of Sethe's from Sweet Home breathes. "I think the baby got Beyond The Infinite." owner of the country inn where Brown Theatre. All seats are $4, former slave living with her who has been on the move for 16 plans." Also, it only uses the last the quartet spends the night. and tickets can be reserved by daughter in a farmhouse outside years. He moves in, sees the Then, one crisp fall afternoon, Stannard accurately plays a calling the box office at 372-2719. Cincinnati eight years after the emotional and physical scars •>■ See SYNCHS, page N-3 Civil War. •> See BELOVED, page N-3 Also being presented for free music and play with Jim Gill, flat Major, Op. 11, No. 4" by John Roger Schupp, per- limited. today from 2 to 4 p.m. is "Latinos nationally known specialist in Bentley, as well as "Fantasy on a cussion, on Oct. 22 in in the Heartland: Communica- music, dance and child develop- Fugue by J.S. Bach, Op. 27" by a lecture recital at Royal Crown tions about the Myths and Reali- ment, will be presented for chil- Lowell Liebermann and "Quin- noon in Bryan Recital ties of the Latino Experience" in dren ages three to sight and their tet" by John Steinmetz. This Hall. Titled "Arrgh!!, fl Revue to play at ■ the Community Suite of the Stu- families in Bryan Recital Hall of event is free. I Don't Want To Do Citi Theater Hispanic dent Union. the Moore Musical That Stuff!," the program will Participants include Latino Arts Center. The Harvest Moon explore methods of preparation Friday, Heritage Month MacArthur Scholars Ruth Behar, banjo player will for performing electronically Oct. 23, Ernesto Cortes Jr., Guillermo perform songs from Dance Saturday enhanced music. The work Warner Bros, activities Gomez-Pena, Hugo Morales, his two award-win- "Spotlight on "Dragons in the Sky" for hom, recording Maria Varela and Baldemar ning recordings. fl Hollywood" is percussion and tape by Mark artist Royal "Hybridity, Cul- Velasquez. Also taking part will Admission is $2. For rickets call the theme of the Shultz will be the piece demon- Crown ture and the Fourth | be guest Roberto Sifuentes. 372-7870. annual BGSU strated and performed. This Revue will World" is the title of On Oct. 20, the BGSU Tuba Harvest Moon event is free. an interactive dis- perform an all ages show at the Foreign Films at and Euphonium Ensemble pre- Dance, which will be held from 8 Citi Theater, 209 N. Superior St., cussion with sents Octubafest II, a program of p.m. to midnight in the Lenhart "Standing" staged Guillermo Gomez- downtown Toledo. Tickets are Gish Theater chamber music for brass ensem- Grand Ballroom on Saturday. $12 in advance and $14 the day . Pena, award-winning author bles at 8 p.m. in the Bryan Recital Music will be provided by the at Elsewhere and performance artist, and of the show. Doors open at 8 p.m. The University's Hall. Johnny Knorr Orchestra. Reser- "Standing on ■ Tickets are available at all Ticket- guest Roberto Sifuentes from International Film Then, on Oct. 21, BGSU's resi- vations, $25 per person, can be My Knees," John ^ master locations. Boogie Records 9:30 to 11 a.m. today in 217 Series continues on dent faculty wind quintet, Venti made by calling BGSU's Contin- Olive's play about r,_^"f""> ,- Shatzel Hall. This event is free. in Toledo and also at the Citi Oct. 19 with the da Camera, will appear at 8 p.m. uing Education, International & a young poet who \— r\ "Mango Street and After: A * Theater. You can charge by showing of "Tonio in Bryan Recital Hall. Music fac- Summer Programs at 372-8181. comes to terms \^) phone at (419) 474-1333. Conversation with Sandra Cis- and Kroger," a 1964 German film ulty member pianist Jane Soiose with the schizo- ^~~^ neros" will be presented at 12:30 On Friday, Nov. 6, the "Rock directed by Tolf Thiel, at 8:15 will assist on the chamber music Faculty Artist phrenia that undermines her art, Never Stops" tour, featuring p.m. today in the Wankelman p.m. in the Gish Film Theater. program. Quintet members her life and her love, will be Gallery of the Fine Arts Center. Quiet Riot, Warrant and Slaugh- This subtitled film is free. Judith Bentley (flute), John Bent- Series features staged at 8 p.m. Oct. 21 to 24 and Cisneros is a poetry, essayist and ter, will descend upon the Citi ley (oboe), Kevin Schempf (clar- at 2 p.m. Oct. 24 in Elsewhere fiction writer. Part of Hispanic Theater. Yikes! On Nov. 8, Fast- Banjos, tubas and inet), Nancy Lutes (bassoon) and Herbert Spencer Production space on the fourth Heritage Month activities and a ball will play with opening guest Herbert Spencer (horn) will per- BGSU's Faculty Artist Series floor of South Hall, Admission is campus visit by Latino wind quartets Joan Joans. Finally, on Nov. 15, form an arrangement of Johann continues with a performance by $3 at the door. There are no MacArthur Scholars, the pro- Johnny Winter will play at the Tonight at 7, a concert of Christian Bach's "Quintet in E- Herbert Spencer, hom, and advance ticket sales. Seating is gram is free. Citi Theater. » page N-2 The BG News Friday, October 16, 1998 though, this disc might not be video retrospective will be anything more than a one-time released as a cross-marketed party favorite. Sure, it's a great companion to the CD. It includes album to throw on while you're the 25-minute, previously unre- Witches perform carving a pumpkin or watching leased "Depeche Mode - A Short Child's Play 3, but that's about all Film" in addition to the antholo- it is. I doubt you'll want to break gy of all Depeche Mode videos it out at Christmas, or any day and the video for the newest Thankfully, McCrea knows cinematic 'Magic other than Halloween. But it is track "Only When I Lose the value of restraint and appro- an action-packed compilation, Myself." The two-hour tape also priateness, which saves good with loads of horrifying guitars includes an introduction with songs like "Cool Blue Reason" The Associated Press Nieces Sally (Sandra Bullock) and screaming vocals. Halloween extra live footage and video out- from coming off as hair-metal and Gillian (Nicole Kidman), Hootenanny goes great with Hal- takes. No wonder th< power ballads or the usual radio- who have been raised by the Depeche Mode is currently citizens of a small friendly crap. loween, but unfortunately not aunts and harbor mixed feelings every day is Halloween (as Rob touring (their first tour in four New England island Cake blends genres but about continuing the family tra- years!) so keep your eyes peeled shun the Owens retains the flavor of their distinct Zombie wishes it was). dition. -Michael Planicka for American dates. women. They are influences. The chords may be Youngsters Kylie (Evan -Natalie Flickinger witches. Not like thet fearsome Rachel Wood) and Antonia simple and the production crones huddling around a cal- (Alexandra Artrip), daughters of straightforward, but Prolonging dron and telling the fate of Mac- the Magic is about as much rock Sally and targets of schoolmates' Cake: Prolonging beth. The Owenses are attractive taunts. n roll fun as you can have in this women who practice white the Magic postmodern, electronic musical Sally is blissfully married, but magic, not the black kind of ill her husband suffer'- the fate of 1996-Capricorn age. repute. -John Wenzel all men who marry into the fam- Jettisoning irony for the sake White magic can perform ily. Both sisters begin to believe of creativity. Cake's multi-talent- supernatural deeds, though it is that the debits of their heritage ed lead singer John McCrea has largely benevolent. For the outweigh the benefits. Gillian, masterminded the band's best Owenses, their power is both a the more unstable sister, aban- album thus far, Prolonging the blessing and a curse. The bad dons the family for a riotous life Magic. news: Whenever one of the in Arizona. It's obvious from the tongue- Depeche Mode: women falls in love, her man is Gillian becomes involved in-cheek title of the album that The Singles 86 > 98 lisahall: not long for this world. with Jimmy (Goran Visnjic), a all irony has not been eradicated. This is the premise of "Practi- brutal drifter. When fun turns to The title presumably refers to 1998 - Rspnse/Mule Records Is This Real? cal Magic," a constantly engross- violence, the desperate Gillian their last effort, Fashion Nugget, ing and surprisingly funny 1998-Reprise puts out a call for her sister. which featured the genre-hop- Depeche Mode is the band movie with a knockout cast. Together they dispose of Jimmy. ping, platinum single "The Dis- that started it all. Well, at least as The debut album Is This Real? Alice Hoffman's novel has been Or do they? He has an annoying tance." far as starting a huge wave of from lisahall brings a fresh new filmed under the sure comedic habit of reappearing. The opening song, "Satan is Various Artists: popularity in the electronic sound that for once, cannot be hand of Griffin Dunne, noted for The case attracts the interest My Motor," is a hilarious and Halloween Hootenanny music genre. compared to already existing his offbeat performances ("After of an Arizona detective (Aidan melodic indictment of the Back in the early '80s, they groups. The sound is amazing, Hours") and direction ("Addict- Quinn), who visits the Owens 1998-Zombie A Go-Go world's radical moralists. The were new and interesting. Now, the talent visible and the origi- ed to Love"). residence to ask questions. Now crisp guitars and lean produc- 18 years after they formed, nality was never more promi- In an amusing prologue, the Halloween is the time of the the real fun begins. tion set the stage for the follow- nent. film shows how the Owens year for children to go trick or Depeche Mode is still as popular The writing talents of Robin ing tracks. The second tune, as ever, but they've taken on a The group originated from women got that way. An ances- treating, parents to sift through Swicord, Akiva Goldsman and "Mexico," finds the band rein- legendary quality. Chesterfield, England and began tor in colonial times faces hang- candy for razors and music fans Adam Brooks crafted Hoffman's venting themselves in the spirit In 1980, Vince Clarke, Andrew playing in neighborhood bars ing, charged with witchcraft. to dust off their White Zombie book into an intriguing, funny of Hank Williams—pedal steel and impromptu studio settings. Using some very practical records. Fletcher, Dave Gahan and Mar- tale with just enough thrills to and all. tin Gore formed the group in Led by Lisa Hall, the voice of the magic, she escapes the death satisfy the horror addicts. McCrea's laconic, neo-Beat This year is no different, with their native country of England. band, the group did all its own sentence. Her knowledge, as Bullock brings the needed poet speak-vocals remind me at the release of Halloween Hoote- The band started as an instru- songwriting. well as the curse, are handed tone of credibility to "Practical once of Mark Mothersbaugh and nanny from Zombie A Go-Go mental ensemble, but switched The other members, Nip Hee- down through generations. Magic," while Kidman delivers M. Doughty (of Soul Coughing), records. Perennial scary-man to full electronics in 1981. This ley, Paul Hopkinson and Steve The modern recipients are excitement and unpredictability. but his penchant for sugary- Rob Zombie has asked some of switch catapulted the group into Ludlam, put all of their creativi- three generations who share the As for the aunties, they are ter- sweet pop conventions and his his favorite Halloween-themed a new genre and suddenly there ty together to produce an large, ominous house that is rific. Overdressed in ageless out- vocal ability have most definite- bands to throw in a song for this was a new kind of music in the extremely sensational album feared by other islanders. The fits, Wiest and Channing com- ly increased since the band's last 19 track record. clubs. that is full of emotion. women arc: plement one another with charm outing. Cake has also diversified Zombie displays his creative The group's club reputation The band's casual attitude is Aunts Jet (Dianne Wiest) and and self-assurance that witch- their already schizophrenic talents by illustrating the cover was immense following the what let them create such mov- Frances (Stockard Channing), craft is a valid and beneficial sound, deciding this time art of the record. The line-up of release of "Photographic" on the ing music. Each member let the ages unknown, keepers of the occupation. around to include moog synthe- bands is certainly one to frighten 1981 compilation Some Bizzare. others fill in what aspects they magic secrets, which they aim to The ever-reliable Quinn con- sizers and musical saws along any Kenny G fan. There are hand down to the next genera- appearances by Reverend Hor- Depeche Mode's first single, themselves were lacking. In tributes a welcome note of sani- with the normal trumpets and tion. ton Heat, Southern Culture on "Dreaming Of Me," was released 1997, after giving a demo tape to 'y- keyboards (Neutral Milk Hotel, later in the year. The band's main a friend, who eventually sent it anyone?). the Skids, Deadbolt, Rocket From the Crypt and even Rob songwriter, Vince Clarke, left in to Reprise Records, the band was The result is surprisingly '81 and Martin Gore took over, offered a contract. coherent and palatable, given the Zombie himself. The list of bands goes on, but the theme is becoming one of the most 7s This Real? is nothing less fact that many similar efforts accomplished songwriters of his than dazzling. It's so intriguing have failed in this territory. Fus- obviously Halloween fun. The opening is a haunting lit- generation. and melodic that even after it % Top 5 ing gangsta rap sound effects, Their newest Reprise release, ends the melody is still stuck in muted basslines, James Bond-ish tle tale written by Rob Zombie, FILMS IS certain to scare away most tech- Depeche Mode, Singles 86 > 98, is a your head. surf rock and mariachi homs 1. "Ante." DreamWorks 1. "ER," NBC nical poets. Then it screams into great compilation of the songs The title track is a warped isn't easy, but Cake manages to 2. "Rush Hour." New line 2. "Friends." NBC tracks like "The Halloween that made the band famous. song that's short on lyrics and make it sound natural and even Cinema 3. "Frasler." NBC Dance," "I Drink Blood" and "A With Depeche Mode, there is long in meaning. The track is a gratifying. 3. "What Dreams May 4. "NFL Monday Night Foot- Fistful of Terror," to either a following of fans who question, possibly to someone The songs wear a little thin Come," Polygram ball: Minnesota at Green name a mere fraction love the band for their unique that Hall was in a relationship after repeated listens, but only sound, or people who just can't with, that searches for an answer 4. "A Night at the Roxbury," Bay." ABC because they're so instantly of the songs. : stand the music. as to whether or not her feelings Paramount 5. "Veronicas Closet." NBC familiar. They remain stuck to Fans of Rocket 5. "Holy Man." Buena Vista From the Crypt There are no surprises on this are legitimate. your brain for hours after they're /3 album, only familiar tunes. The confusion expressed indi- might want to check ALBUMS SINGLES played, especially tracks like, Everyone will recognize songs cates a complicated love, as do this compilation out to hear lead 1. "Vol. 2... Hard Knock 1. "One Week." Bare "Let Me Go" (which features tri- like "Personal Jesus," "Enjoy the many of the tracks on Is This umphantly intricate guitar singer Speedo's take on a Mis- Ufe." Jay-Z. Roc-A-Fella. naked Ladies. Reprise. Silence," "Policy Of Truth" and Real? (The song is also featured 2. The First Night." Monica. work), "Sheep Go to Heaven," fits-like "1 Drink Blood," and 2. "Aquemlnl." Outkast. fans of the ghastly goons in the "Walking In My Shoes." The on the soundtrack of Practical LaFace. Arista. (Platinum) "Where Would I Be?" and "You album also includes the rare Magic.) 3. "I Don't Want to Miss a Turn the Screw." recently broken-up White Zom- 3. The Love Movement." A "Little 15," which was only Is This Real? shows that lisa- Tribe Called Quest. Jive. Thing." Aeroamith. The last song features some of bie will certainly need this record to hear their favorite lead released as a single in France, hall is a talented group that real- 4. The Miseducauon of Columbia. (Gold) the most sarcastic lines on the and "Only When I Lose Myself," ly knows how to make their indi- Lauryn Hill," Lauryn HU1. 4. "How Deep Is Your Love," album: "It's what you do/It's man Rob Zombie be as creative Dm Hill (feat. Redman). as Halloween can let him. the band's latest release from vidual talents work together. Ruffhouse. (Platinum) natural/punk rock/red, white this year. 5. The Globe Sessions." 5. "Crush." Jennifer Paige. Edel America. (Gold) and blue." For the average Joe-listener On Nov. 17, a 21-song, 12-year -Natalie Flickinger Sheryl Crow. A&M. Gen's Hallmark *^J^^* 840 S. 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The Associated Press that quickly," Bagwell said. of slave laws and the westward Childlike and drooling but strik- Angela Bassett, the actress, spread of slavery fueled by cot- LOS ANGELES — Consider provides an effective narration. ton farming. ingly beautiful, she says in an these words: The series also features readings Inventor Eli Whitney's mar- unsettling baby voice that her "When you make men slaves name is Beloved. by Andre Braugher, Avery vel, the cotton gin, was great for you deprive them of half their Brooks and William Hurt. A the American economy but, we "Something strange about virtue. ... You set them, in your companion book to the series learn, bad for the cause of black that girl," says Paul D. own conduct, an example of was co-written by Charles John- freedom. Matters disintegrate from fraud and cruelty, and compel son, Patricia Smith and The documentary concludes there. Strange things begin hap- them to live with you in that researchers at public television with "Judgment Day," focusing pening; strange relationships state of war." station WGBH Boston. (Smith is on the pre-Civil War years that develop. And, as Sethe takes to It is hard to imagine a more the Boston Globe columnist who included growing abolitionist Beloved with a blissful obses- eloquent condemnation of a was fired for fabricating people activity and the U.S. Supreme sion, a dark secret that Sethe has soulless enterprise, or any better and quotations; PBS has said her Court's Dred Scott ruling in 1857 hidden begins to wend its way source: Olaudah Equiano, who work on the book was thorough- that blacks were not citizens, into the open. was kidnapped as a child in ly vetted.) thus upholding the Fugitive The above synopsis only Africa, enslaved in America in The documentary's first chap- Slave Law and leaving blacks scratches the surface, because the 1700s and, finally, emerged a ter, "The Terrible Transforma- unprotected by the Constitution. the plot of "Beloved" is permit- man who seized freedom. tion," relates the arrival of a One wrenching segment ted to run wild over the produc- Photo provided Reunited after 18 years of separation from former Sweet Home Plan- His is one of many voices handful of African slaves in 1619, tracks the result of the 1850 Fugi- tion, with bewildering results. heard in "Africans in America: Relationships are often tation slave Sethe (Winfrey, left) and Paul D (Danny Glover, right) Is just 12 years after the first tive Slave Law, which the film tested by the shattering secrets In her household. America's Journey Through colonists landed at Jamestown. It says created a "reign of terror" as unclear; the character of Sethe's Slavery," an incisive and stirring was a precursor to a lucrative slaveholders exercised their late mother-in-law, a charismatic intelligible, resonate. So rarely mous substance like Alfre four-part PBS documentary. It human trade that ultimately rights to enter Northern cities spiritual woman called "Baby are we permitted a glimpse into Woodard could have done. airs 8 to 9:30 p.m. EDT Monday would ensnare more than 20 mil- and kidnap long-freed blacks, Suggs" (Beah Richards, in a love- the immediate results of what Newton ("Jefferson in Paris") through Thursday (check local lion black Africans. Most per- and many blacks who were born ly performance), has a name that slavery wrought; for that story to is lovely, ethereal and expres- listings). ished along the horrific "middle free and had never been begs confusion with Sethe's be told in such a quiet, dignified sive, but the one-note character Using personal stories to give passage" across the Atlantic enslaved. dead daughter; and there are so manner speaks well of Demme that the script provides her even- life to history is a favored tech- Ocean to Says historian Eric Foner: many story arcs and false mini- and his players. tually grows annoying. Far more nique of today's nonfiction film- the Ameri- "You could think what you climaxes that it's merely a relief Winfrey, who co-produced memorable are Glover and Elise makers, and "Africans in Ameri- cas, wanted about slavery hundreds when, after nearly three hours, and whose clout ensured the ("Set It Off"), both of whom offer ca" makes the most of it. With which of miles away, but when an indi- the film ends. film was made, delivers a palat- muted, disciplined perfor- 18th- and 19th-century diaries shiploads vidual comes to your communi- This is not to say that able but not dazzling perfor- mances that carry the film. Look and other sources, many recently of chained ty, a black individual fleeing "Beloved" lacks redeeming qual- mance. She does make you for- for Jason Robards in a cameo. discovered, the series allows human marshals who are trying to grab ities. Its production design is get that she's Oprah, but one "Beloved" is rated R for adult people to illuminate themselves beings him and send him back into slav- wonderful. Its themes, when wonders what an actress of enor- themes and torture. and their time. were ery, it puts slavery on a human Here is farmer George Wash- stacked like firewood, given lit- level. SYNCHS ington, the future president, tle if any food or water and vir- "It made people have to band would have to be in on it, Amy, would probably not synch striking a business deal: "I will ■y Continued from N-l tually no fresh air. choose," Foner says in the film. as would everyone producing with anything, mainly because take sue or more negroes ... rely- track of the CD, which is a 23- By 1738, the Carolina colony's The program's producer and recording the album. not a lot of action is occurring ing on your word that the whole minute piece called "Echoes." population had a black majority: would like to see viewers make a Even so, many people believe are healthy, and none of them You accomplish this synch by on-screen. Also, the theme or feel They outnumbered whites by choice as well: to consider how that Pink Floyd intentionally addicted to running away. The starting the song right before the of the album should match the two to one. By 1750, when Geor- the past shaped racial percep- does this with all of their latter I abominate...." title "Jupiter and Beyond The feel of the movie. Dark Side and gia legalized slavery, every cor- tions in America and continues albums, and there are many The irony of a man who Infinite" fades in. The number of Oz are both very ethereal and ner of British North America to inform race relations. websites that list synchs for would help win the American coincidences in this synch are unusual. I highly doubt that allowed slave-owning. To allow slavery to be imple- every Floyd record. However, colonies' freedom from Britain simply unbelievable. Metallica's . . .And Justice for All There was conflict from the mented and supported, Ameri- there is no proof to this and no so casually enslaving others is Almost every scene change in would fit with The Wizard of Oz start, with violent slave rebel- cans had to be convinced that member of Pink Floyd has com- inescapable. That dichotomy is the movie is accompanied by an all that well. lions and violent reactions to lifelong bondage of a people was mented except Nick Mason, who at the heart of "Africans in appropriate change in the music. Of course this is only the tip of fears of slave uprisings. And the acceptable, Bagwell said. said: "It's absolute nonsense, it America." And even more impressive is the the iceberg. There are many turmoil was not limited to the "That began the slow move- has nothing to do with The Wiz- The film dissects the attitudes fact that both the song and the great synchs out there, (most of South: Thirteen slaves were ment toward creating ideas of ard OfOz. It was all based on The that allowed for slavery's accep- scene in the movie are almost the them involving Pink Floyd). For bumed alive at the stake and 18 racial differences and creating Sound Of Music." tance and how the process affect- same length. It's very hard to information on these synchs and hanged in New York in 1741 ideas of moral justification. ... It Another reason why these ed our developing national char- explain, but the music fits quite many others, you may want to after coerced witnesses alleged set up ideas about what makes may work so well is that the acter and society. nicely. This must be seen to be visit The Synchronicity Arkive at an insurrection plot. these people enslavable and movies are all based on striking "We tried to broaden the believed; it is clearly the best www.xnct.com/-arkiver/synch In "Revolution," the second what allows others to be free," visuals. In both the Fantasia and series and make it a much more coordination of film and sound /synch.shtml. episode, the American colonies he said. 2007 synchs, there are almost no expansive story of the impact of I've seen. fight for freedom from England The result was a society with a words spoken, no on-screen dia- Here you'll find information Africans coming to America and Of course, there are many the- as slaves challenge their stake in casting whites as superi- logue. They both consist of spec- on many other synchs, and more what that meant in terms of what ories as to why this happens bondage. The role of blacks as or and blacks as inferior, a soci- tacular visuals. In fact, in the detailed instructions on the this nation would become and with certain movies. One is that soldiers on both sides of the ety with ingrained prejudices. case of 2001, there is a scene of a synchs I've already mentioned. what its people would ultimate- they are all intentional, and that struggle is detailed, as is the "If you're looking at some- "light tunnel" which lasts sever- There are also many sites dedi- ly become," said Orlando Bag- the bands simply made their nascent split between Northern thing that lasts 240 years, one al minutes. Just about anything cated to finding synchs. Surf well, the project's executive music to fit the action in the and Southern states over slavery. generation after another after could synch with that, I think. It around and I'm sure you'll find director. movie. However, this is probably "Brotherly Love" looks at the another, you can understand just so happens that "Echoes" some great and truly bizarre "It's clear that some of these not the case. first four decades of the new how entrenched those ideas can does it quite nicely. combinations. There's even ideas that are bom in this period It would be incredibly diffi- nation, including the growth of become. And how they become Of course, not all albums rumors of a Marylin Manson and cult to write and record an entire are ideas we still live with today, Philadelphia's unique free black not just beliefs but, at a certain Willy Wonka And The Chocolate album to be in synchronization synch with a visually stimulat- attitudes we still live with, community, the role of black level, what some would think of Factory match up to each other. with a movie. Everyone in the ing film. A movie that's almost things we cannot change or lose churches in demanding the end as truths." all dialogue, such as Chasing Now that's a scary thought. WOMEN'S HOCKEY vs. See Julie who OHIO STATE specializes in Acrylic Nails Full set is $35 DELIAS AND «sru~ TOUCH OF BEAUTY SECOND BALANCE 1084 S. Main .353-4211 Hair • Tanning • Nails is FREE!! Monday: Monday Night Football Mon 9-5; Tues-Fri 9-9; Sat 9-5 19 and over - No Cover. Cigar Night - Free cigars to the first 15 people through the Door. Beer & Drink Specials. Saturday 9:45 PM Ice Arena Tuesday: Open Mic Night. Software 19 and over - $2.00 cover Sb Architects, 21 and over - No cover IMAGE Inc.* "Meet the Firm Night" Wednesday: Jazz Night Software Architects, Inc. invites all students interested in pursuing 19 and over. S2.00 cover. a career in Information Technology Consulting to attend our • Alternative Clothing "Meet the Firm Night" Open House. • Beaded/Hemp jewelry • Clove Cigarettes • incense Whtn: Monday, October 19, 1998 Thursday: Band Spotlight • unique Candles 6:30 - 9:00pm • Class Curios Whtn: Upstairs of Easy St. Cafe October 22 - Eddie Mac • Tapestries 104 S. Main Straat • Stickers • Posters Friday: Happy Hour and Munchie Buffet • 200* Tees This is a great opportunity to learn more about the challenging world • Ecuadorian Sweaters of consulting directly from Bowling Green graduates who have Happy hour - 4:00-9:00 - 21 and over. • wool Gloves and Slippers joined our firm over the yean. Munchie Buffet - 4:00-7:00 - S2.00 cover 445 E. Wooster Dreu is business casual. Appetizers and beverages will be served. (At the railroad tracks) www. mark, com D.J. Mon- Sat 11-9 Sun 12-6 Friday and Saturday: Loutn 354-0176 19 and over. Under 21 - $3.00 cover. 21 and over - no cover. I < lie page 14 The BG News Friday, October,*, 1998 Tired ol the same old lecture? USMC OFFICER PROGRAMS Days Inn is now hiring all Iront desk positions RETAIL- Local Goodwill store holding open in- Toyota Camry '86 Auto AM/FM case, 4-door, Need a change of pace? College Students-All Majors tor 1st and 3rd shift. 1st: 7am-3pm. 3rd: lerviews al Bowling Green Chamber ol Com- cruiee, Bit. rear defroei. 110K miles. Nice condi- Come see stand-up comedian Bob Keene pre- Summer internship at Officer Candidate iipm-7am. 352-5211. Apply within. merce, 183 N. Main StrMI. Bowling Green. OH tion $2000 080. Call Sam 353-6350. sent a dramaoc drunkatogue onOci 19@ 9pm School-NO school year requirements. 43402: Irom 9:00sm-i200pm and in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Desk dark needed midnight-8am Fnday. Sat- Now accepting applications urday. $ Sunday. Longterm position. Buckeye i 00400pm. lor luil-rjme and part-time retail Call 1 800 892 7318 Budget Motor Inn Apply Mon-Fn 9-3. positions, including management Competitive FOR RENT wages, through training and benefits available. CITY EVENTS We're ready to be loving parents. Eager to Earn extra money In your spare time call No appointments necessary. ^^ adopt a baby. Our family can give a child a life- Mike & 419-423-2623 from 6pm-8pm. 372-6977 TELEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATIVE 1 Sublessor Needed time ol happiness, security and most importan- Established company looking to fil Sales Man- Telephone Sales Rep to make outbound calls Spring semester, dose lo campus, VV1TCHESBALLII Saturday. OCT 31 II Alter- tly, love Call 1 800-637 7999 anytime Diana Tte M Nrwt -nil M k ager positions. Send resume to PO Box 4. that mlorm customers and potential customers dean affordable and tun! nallvM. 13' W Woosler » in BG. Relresh and Tom. Jerry City, OH 43437. New Frazee Apis, can Kelly @ 352-8731 mints. Costume Contest & more' Runs 9pm 10 ol bank services and products Success will be M *e b*ui of nee, m. color. Wednesday's al KAMIKAZE'S measured by contacts and sales. Inside sales wheneverl Tickets $2.50 at Alternatives, or GYM SUPERVISOR ctMi. rabgn. MUOMl origin. w»ul oncMauoa. oil Karaoke with Rich Michels experience and/or banking experience pre- ■MKy. MM M ■ v-Mn m. or oa the bean of *nv other $3.00 at tha door. For more into, call ALTER- CITY OF BOWLING GREEN PARKS AND 2 BDRM turn apt. dose to campus Irom 10-2 ferred. Part-time 4-8 p.m.. Mon.-Fn . occas ■*(*U, pnieueJ MM NATIVES at 352-7333. or stop in at 131 W RECREATION DEPARTMENT SEEKS A Includes utilities, grad students Sat Interested applicants should apply In Wooster St. Dual off your broomsticks & fly on GYM SUPERVISOR TO OVERSEE ADULT welcome 353-5074. person. Sky Technology Resources. Inc. Thr BO New rrirrvci *e rifM Hi decliM. dbeOMMH inl WITCHES'BALLI WITCH STORE7?Well. yes. Tarot. Crystals. 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Available immediately. corvinstruccr with master's degree from CAMPUS EVENTS DEADLINE TO APPLY IS OCTOBER 19, MER (3000 00 IS GUARANTEED) MUST BE For more Information or lo algn a lease, BGSU. For more into contact creative arts '998 contact Arbor Enterprises at 354-2854 program 372-8177 2 lublMur* naadad tor iprlng Mm«itir. 2 HARD WORKING AND MOTIVATED A bdrm.. 1 1/2 Oath turn, apt $520/mo Contact Help Wanted GREAT RESUME BUILDER. CURRENTLY Locally owned and managed. ■ a pi«c* of Ihg puzzia Pregnant? Free pregnancy Mala. Greg or Ken at 353-23SS. Part-time quality assurance lab technician HIRING ON A FIRST COME FIRST QUALI- Programming Workshop Confidential & caring. needed. 4-7 pm weekdays. Occasional Satur- FIED BASIS TERRITORIES OPEN ACROSS SUBLEASER NEEDED Spring semester, lor TUMday. Od. 30, 6:00-$:00pm 354-4873. BG Pregnancy Center days Will train. Apply at Greenline Produce: THE STATE. CALL 1-800 869 9346 Female subleaser needed. Apartment near Alumni Room, Student Union spacious 1 bedroom apt. $340/mo plus utili- 12700 S.Dixie Highway Want organized, responsible swim coach for campus Please call 353-9381. Loam a>> iha assontiali of planning & ties Call 353-6389 SKYDIVE NOW. End ol season special Bowling Green, OH 43402. Ftfidlay HS $2500 * travel lor four month. Con- pnManling programs. Sponsored $10000 lor student through Oct. 10 minuses Jed's Barbeque A Brew taclChns at 422-5590 immediately. FML. subleaser needed ASAP. Own bdrm in by fia Otfk* o' Student Life trom BGSU campus. Visa/lvVC accepted HELP WANTED That realty cool 70s place! WEAR JEANS TO WORK BG. 170rm 688-0070. Ask lor Karen or leave SKYDIVE BG 352-5200 Now hiring full & pan time EARN $50 A DAY mess. Do you nood to ratax and have torn* tun? Day A night. Kitchen, wait staff A bar SAVE THE EARTH Com* laugh at comedian RETTAl Find out $1.000"« WEEKLY!! 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