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Thursday, September 1,1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 8 U.S. troops will be dispatched to Haiti

by Barry Schweld they do not quit and permit res- The Associated Press toration of elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who was WASHINGTON - Deputy De- ousted three years ago. Deutch's fense Secretary John M. Deutch statement was the toughest so said Wednesday that American far. troops will be dispatched to Haiti Denying reports the Pentagon - either to expel the country's was reluctant to act, Deutch said military junta or to help restore there was no policy dis- order if the generals bow to in- agreement with the State De- ternational pressure and depart partment, usually depicted in the "The multinational force Is go- media as more prone to use the ing to Haiti," he said, referring to force authorized by the U.N. Se- the predominantly American curity Council in July. flghting coalmen about to be trained In Puerto Rico. Even so. Deputy Secretary of Deutch told reporters some State Strobe Talbott said the use 10,000 U.S. troops would be in a of force would be "a last resort." coalition force supplemented by In a joint news conference, he a few hundred from other hemi- said "we want to make sure we sphere countries. He said the use other avenues." point of such a large force was to Deutch and Talbott headed a minimize American and Haitian U.S. delegation that went to casualties. Kingston, Jamaica, on Tuesday Clinton administration offi- and won unanimous support of cials have warned Li. Gen. Raoul the 13-nation Caribbean Commu- Cedras and his cohorts for nity and Common Market for the months they risk an invasion if U.N. resolution. Police hunt for child APPkM. felon in murder case Britain's Northern Ireland Minister Sir Patrick Maybew gestures Army's cease-fire announcement. to a photographer at a news conference over the Irish Republican | by Terrl Likens wanted," Murphy said. "He and The Associated Press his brother both engaged in pret- ty outrageous criminal activity." CHICAGO - The boy has a tat- The grandmother has an un- Activists negotiate too on his arm that says "I love listed phone number and could Mommy" and is nicknamed not be reached for comment "Yummy" for his love of cookies. Wednesday. He stands about 4-foot-8 and In the past two years, the boy long-sought truce weighs 68 pounds. was prosecuted at least eight Police say he is a veteran felon. times for felonies including rob- Now they suspect he is an bery, car theft, arson and burg- in Northern Ireland 11-year-old killer. lary. He was convicted twice and The boy is being sought in con- received probation, although one nection with two shooting sprees judge sentenced him to three by Shawn Pogatchnlk Northern Ireland who Sunday that left one teen-ager weeks of detention for probation The Associated Press wanted explicit assurances dead and two injured. violations. of a permanent truce. "Judges are really reluctant to BELFAST, Northern Ire- But Cook County Public Guard- There also are worries ian Patrick Murphy said send kids to the Department of land - The IRA declared a about whether Protestant Corrections," Murphy said- cease-fire Wednesday, and Wednesday that boy is almost as gunmen will hold their fire. much a victim as those who took According to a 1993 study by Northern Ireland now waits Many militant Protestants the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statis- to see If the long-sought the bullets. "He has had a horri- fear the British govern- ble, horrible life," Murphy said. tics Clearinghouse, the rate of truce will hold and bring ment has made secret con- juveniles committing murder, talks to The sixth-grader has a thick cessions to the IRA to win a file in the juvenile court system, rape, aggravated assault and end a peace, and the extremists where over nine years, he has robbery increased SO percent, quarter- could try to provoke been both victim and accused. while the rate for adults commit- century renewed IRA violence by Murphy said. ting the same crimes increased of sectar- attacking the province's According to Murphy's re- about 25 percent during the same ian blood- Roman Catholic minority. cords, the boy was removed from period. shed. Hours before the IRA's his' mother's home after in- The number of murders com- The declaration, the outlawed vestigators found cigarette mitted by juveniles increased 85 Irish Re- Ulster Volunteer Force burns on his neck, back and but- percent, compared to a 21 per- publican kidnapped a 37-year-old tocks, scratches on his face and cent increase in murders com- Army's Catholic, shot him in the APPkM* abdomen, and cord marks on his mitted by adults. support- head and dumped his body Two Irish children wave the Irish flag from the wall of the forti- The study called naltreaDnent ers called the declaration a legs. on a roadside. fied headquarters of Sinn Fein In Belfast, Northern Ireland after He and his brother were placed of children "a significant risk historic opportunity for In recent years, Protes- the IRA declared a cease-fire. in the custody of his grand- factor for serious delinquency." peace In the British prov- tant extremists have killed mother, who Murphy said pro- Police suspect the 11-year-old, ince. But it disappointed more people than the IRA in more than 3,100 people. mulated bitterness of the vided no discipline. a hardened gang member, fired British officials and "The Troubles," which Any steps forward will be past. "She let them do whatever they at a group of boys. majority Protestants in have brought the deaths of burdened by the accu- See Ireland, page five. Meijer as Council to seek community input competition Anticipated construction by Ginger Phillips "I really don't expect there will store will probably not harm the downtown has can't be dupli- fit I think we'll be doing better in tfof the superstore is set for The BC News be any denial," she said. "It's un- smaller downtown businesses in cated," he said. "The superstores the next 10 years than the past 10 the spring of 1995. derstood that they anticipate the future. are a Disneyland of merchandise, years." Jim Tinker, president of City businesses may want to construction in the spring of "Honestly, it doesnt seem to but you can't get high quality." the Downtown Business be a good thing at first glance," Tinker said many business Jim Gunzburg, manager of the prepare themselves for some 1995." Association, said he super competition. A Meijer The proposed store will be Tinker said. "I think the other were worried when Wal-Mart Bowling Green Wal-Mart store, Superstore may soon be coming built on 40 acres on the northeast business in town will be hurt by first came to town, as they might said he believes, like Tinker, that believes BG's small to Bowling Green. corner of Dunbridge and Wooo- Meijer.- be now. the new Meijer store wont harm businesses offer quality According to City Administra- ter streets, according to Rick Tinker said the downtown his store or any other area busi- merchandise. tor Colleen Smith, the Bowling Ketzenberger, city planning businesses have been following a "Personally, I think its fine for ness. Tinker said it is fine for Green City Council will have a technician. strategy to improve their busi- Meijer to come to Bowling Meijer to come to public hearing Wednesday, Sept Jim Tinker, president of the ness in the past years and will Green," he said. "If Wal-Mart "Any business coming in town Bowling Green. 7 at 7:30 p.m. to seek community Downtown Business Association, continue to do so. and Meijer can bring more peo- is good," Gunzburg said. input and recommendations. said the competition of a new "I think the things that the ple to town we can actually bene- "Growth is good in any aspect." INSIDE ^> EDITORIAL ^> CITY ^> SPORTS ^> WEATHER ■ rnursaay will be partly Municipal administrator 1 The Bowling Green Foot- I cloudy with a high in the I Columnist Andrea Wood Coleen Smith says her job ■ upper 60s. Winds will come 1 compares the uncanny with the City of Bowling is ■ ball team kicks off its I from the north at 5 to 10 1 similarities of students like being a dry manager, I season today with a 7 p.m. I mph and will be light and 1 within the same major. but better. I game at North Carolina I variable. ■ State. Catch the preview. ■ »Page6. I Thursday night it will be 1 »Page2. -•Page 5. ■ mostly clear with a low 1 near 45. Editorial The BG News page two Thursday, September 1,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Bamum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco editorial editor Going hungry got attention

II illy Inmon was starving for attention. Literally. In case you have not heard the former used car salesman turned Ohio State Fair director turned gubernatorial candidate just ended his 27-day hunger strike. We at The News are ecstatic. For the past month the entire gubernatorial campaign has been obscured by Inmon's fading stomach. Now that the hunger strike has ended we hope the Similarities draw attention gubernatorial debate can turn to important Ohio issues like education, unemployment and homelessness. College offers us the opportunity pointing out the different varieties of them. trees and butterflies as they walk But if experience is any teacher, we realize talk will to learn everything there is to know Make-up artists, lighting about what we like to do best. It is a along. technicians, costume designers and a probably turn to Inmon's first solid meal. And how well it good idea to have a profound You know they were the myriad of other behind-the-sceners passed through his ailing system. interest in what it is you want to do neighborhood's most sought after center their lives around the shows. The 1992 presidential campaign began with the marijuana for the rest of your college career babysitters. I envision them standing I mention art majors and you question. Then it moved to the womanizing question, before it| and, in essence, the rest of your life before the mirror, holding a Cabbage conjure up images of shaved hair, Patch Kid and reciting."Dial zero or finally settled on family values. Did anyone really care about in order to succeed. thrift store shopping sprees and But, there are certainly other 9-1-1 for help." weird creative outbursts. these questions or were they created by the candidates to motivations for choosing a major. They come here and collectively They sit in Cosmo's and eat obscure the issues? Maybe your parents were doctors hone their teaching skills. waffles so that their incessantly This leads to the question why didn't Voinovich debate and their parents were doctors Now I'm sure there are exceptions creative minds won't wonder from Inmon in the first place? Was it because he didn't want to before them and Great-Great-Great \7V o o d to my broad generalization. Aren't their studies. They aren't very loud Granddad sewed up Wild Bill there always exceptions to rules lend credibility to Inmon's campaign or was it that he just mannerisms and ideals. and they don't embrace tradition. Hickock's first bullet wound and They seem to share an alliance when applied to humans. A lot of their parents aren't sure found a convenient smokescreen to avoid the issues. well, you're feeling a bit pressured. through purpose and motivation - Consistencies, however, cannot be what kinds of jobs are going to be The worse thing is that this type of news isn't just restricted It's possible that your motivations there is a distinct conformity and denied. out there for their arty kids. to the Ohio gubernatorial race. Topping today's news are a bit personal. even some semblance of Let's look at theater majors. I'm So I've offered a few examples. headlines are a man without a penis, a skater without a knee A conflict with a boss or co- organization. sure they'll be more than I've shared my thoughts on the and an alibi. worker may spark an interest in I switched majors myself because comfortable if we wish to stare at commonality of people with similar And why? Because the real issues are too hard to deal with. women's studies; what are your it just didn't feel right. Not only did them for a while. interests and like motivations. rights and why is sexism so the major requirements bore me. but It seems that the actors and Of course there are exceptions, as Health care and arms embargoes take more than a 30 second common? Violated and hungry for I just didn't feel as if I "fit." The actresses involved in the theater I mentioned. sound byte. Or a 30-second attention span. revenge in the form of knowledge, people were much different than me program take the phrase,"all the I'm sure there are political science So the question remains, when will enough be enough? you tackle your homework and in their ideas and interests. world is a stage" to an extreme. majors who don't worship Reagan. When will Generation X become Generation X-cellent and immerse yourself in a feeling of Like most humans I have this Their lives are one long drama with I know art majors who belong to reject sensationalism and gore? common purpose. strange need to find pattern and order no director to yell "cut!" sororities. Are you opinionated? Are you in life. As they walk from room to room, People who write opinion interested in the public's right to Take, for example. Elementary the doors turn into curtains, the columns aren't always self-centered Not until the news media stops giving the people what they know? Well, journalism is the major education majors. inhabitants into an audience and and opinionated. want to read. And that isn't going to happen. So until then for you. In high school, we had They are moms waiting to happen. whatever happens to be on the stereo Many people jump from read a story on Bosnia and look up the word filibuster in the teachers who encouraged our These people seem to possess little is adopted as theme music. When biochemistry to philosophy to art dictionary. interests and abilities. Teachers who or no fear of children and the bodily they take a break from actual drama, and then to theater because they're they delve into melodrama, their In the meantime, Inmon's first meal consisted of mashed weren't afraid to say "You could do fluids that escape them. They love not sure what they want to do. It this for the rest of your life, you kids and they will tell you so with a lives a subjective tragicomedy. takes patience to find your niche. potatoes and scrambled eggs. No word on how well it passed know -- think about it." broad maternal smile and a poignant Harnessing all this energy, they It requires insight to find "your through his system. No matter what made them arrive tilt of the head. explode onstage. Loud and people." at this juncture. I've noticed that Elementary education, majors are comfortable, they parade about as people within the same major tend patient to a fault. You can imagine someone else in front of hot lights Andrea Wood is a weekly The BG News Staff to be rather alike. They resemble them leading a line of children as and scrutinizing on-lookers. columnist for The News. each other in motivations. they walk from class to class. Other theater majors take care of photo editor Ross Weitzner sports editor Mike Kazimore assistant sports editor Andy Dugan graphics editor Jim Mericsko _ Weekend Reality co-editor Andy Dugan Vegetarianism one step farther Weekend Reality co-editor Jay Fuller special projects editor Robin Coe Slaughtering plants for consumption inhumane, not necessary assistant special projects editor Melissa Lipowski I have noticed that of all the copy chief Dawn Keller them become despondent and because of a scientific experiment I assistant copy chief Cindy Williams eating-related activities at the University, being a vegetarian seems listless — even on Fridays. once conducted, involving giving to be the most popular. They abstain from photosynthesis, one to my sister's pet hamster. The The BG News Editorial Office Vegetarianism entails not eating reminiscing on happier days at the hamster elected to shred the rice meat, or not eating any variety of K-Mart Garden Center. An cake for bedding, much as it did editor 372-2603 animal byproducts, for various unmistakable gloom sets over them with the chunks of cardboard we Weekend Reality 372-6967 ethical, health or religious reasons. and they fade like an overwashed provided it. managing editor 372-6966 Not eating animals is all fine and leisure suit and die. This test has staggering results, assistant managing editor 372-2952 dandy, but I see no reason why we Even so, the true humanitarian the foremost being that it is news editor 372-2604 can't take this a step further and not will let a plant live to gradually rot plausible to market cardboard as city editor 372-6968 eat plants either. and die on its own accord. By now, health food (Twigs o' Bran, Now In sports editor 372-2602 Like their animal buddies, plants the more clever reader may have Edible Box!"). This test also implies editorial 372-2604 are raised in captivity and are doped recognized an apparent flaw in my that health food fanatics are much up with plant steroids and insect argument: if humans eat neither like hamsters, but I have no problem with a horde of cats and Elvis 204 West Hall repellents against their will. Many Bowling Green State University memorabilia. So often, fruits and plants are even genetically altered to vegetables are plucked mercilessly "Not eating animals is all fine and dandy, but Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 increase their yield. This disturbs me from trees and yanked forcibly from bgnews9andy.bgsu.edu because it causes scientists to mess I see no reason why we can't take this a step the ground. around and breed unnecessary plants If we must continue slaughtering further and not eat plants either." Copyright C1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this such as bulkier lima beans, publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. plants for consumption, we need to carnivorous rhubarb, and those wee be more humane. We could sneak up The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is onions that lurk in TV dinner peas. published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. behind them and beat them senseless animals nor plants, there is nothing with that comparison. It is even possible that plants have or perhaps we could first numb their The BG News encourages its leaders to notify the paper of any errors in feelings. Some claim plants flourish left to eat So let's find healthy, humane the stories or photograph descriptions. senses with low-level radiation or On the contrary, there are many alternatives for eating plants and when they hear music or when they daytime television. Opinions excpressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, are cuddled and read old issues of tasty food-like substance* still animals. For starters, I would But the surefire, way to loll a plant recommend a tasty fiber-rich wad of faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, "National Geographic" in a soothing available constructed entirely of is to place it under my care. I have chemicals and fluorescent-coloring, the The BG News, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters voice. the dreaded brown-green thumb of such at breakfast cereals sponsored inteded for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and Unfortunately, the people who vegicide that makes horticultunlists by toucans and genial leprechauns. include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. partake in these activities are not wince. Plants that seem particularly Jason Young is a guest columnist The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. fruit and vegetable farmers, but Also, there are rice cake*. I know perky and lush when I purchase for Tht Ntws. mostly old woman who live alone rice cakes are not actually food. The BG News Ik.i (Hi lies Thursday, September 1,1994 page three

THEY SAID IT "New technologies are not being seri- ously considered or used to clean up DOE's contaminated sites." ITHREEm -General Accounting Office ACROSS THE STATE America the Beautiful -jr/itsa ::;-..' ~"T~ - - — ■ -j Prison escape One escapee was being held on ' ■ I---I multiple rape charges, the de- EATON, Ohio - Two men who partment said. escaped from the Preble County The men had broken through Jail used bed linens to lower bars in their cell window to reach themselves four stories to the the roof of the jail, which is on the ground, the sheriffs department fourth floor of the county courth- said Wednesday. ouse, MaJ. Larry Swihart said. He said no sightings of the men had been reported Wednesday. TV Ratings The sheriffs department Iden- tified the escapees as Steven Prime-time ratings as Eugene Barker, 32, of New Paris, compiled by the A.C. and Hubert Paul Wells II, 49, of Nielsen Co. for April 22- Gratis. Barker is scheduled for trial In 28. A rating measures October on rape charges in Pre- the percentage of the ble County and is wanted in nation's 93.1 million TV Wayne County, Ind., on rape homes. Each ratings charges. point represents 942,000 The department said he was be- ing held on a total of 20 charges, households. including attempted rape, felonious sexual penetration, 1. Home Improvement, kidnapping, aggravated burg- ABC, 17.6,16.S million lary, theft and assault. A police officer told The homes. Middletown Journal that Barker 2. Grace Under Fire, left a note saying he would not be ABC, 17.2,16.2 million taken alive. The newspaper did homes. not identify the officer. Swihart 3. Frasler, NBC, 15.0, said he could not confirm the re- 14.1 million homes. port. Wells was being held on a par- 4. Seinfeld, NBC, 14.9, ole violation related to charges of 60 Minutes, CBS, 14.5, their cell during bed check at in Anchorage, Alaska ready for winter as he replaces the chalking from the veteran's memorial across the street. 11:40 p.m. Tuesday, but were 13-6 million homes. missing at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday 7. Ellen, ABC, 13.2,12.4 when the next check was done. million homes. Both men are white. Barker is 6 8. NFL Preseason: foot 2 inches tall and has tattoos ACROSS Chicago at Kansas City, of a dagger and Grim Reaper on his left arm. Wells Is S foot 8 in- THE NATION ABC, 13.1,12,3 million ches tall and has scars on his homes. forehead. People 9. Murder, She Wrote, LOS ANGELES - Bruce WUUs Komsomolskaya Pravda news- The tenor declared a Manhat- She will star in commercials has some marriage advice for paper reported. tan subway station manager and and make appearances at trade CBS, 12.7,11.9 million Drug bail Michael Jackson: "Start having The Tolstoy Prize was created two other people winners of an shows and other events as the homes. CINCINNATI -- A man who essay contest on opera. spokeswoman for Alpine Lace won $10 million from the Ohio babies." in 1992 by members of the 10. Murphy Brown, "Nothing will get you straight- nationalist Writers' Union of As an experiment, Transit Au- ':'.::.:• -is Inc., the Maplewood Lottery four years ago needed a Russia and the Golos publishing thority employee Matthew Hol- company said Wednesday. CBS, 12.1,11.3 million bondsman to post bail money on a ened out faster than that," said Willis, father of three and Demi house. land is playing operatic music homes. drug charge, according to court Solzhenitsyn has tried to steer records. Moore's husband. over the public address system at LOS ANGELES -- Steven Spiel- The unsolicited suggestion on clear of political groups since his bis subway stop near the Metro- berg says Holocaust survivors how to cope with the pressures of return to his native Russia in May politan Opera. have much to tell the world and THE Crossword a celebrity marriage was offered after 20 years of exile. But Pyotr "Why not?" Pavarotti said in he wants to help them do it. by Willis recently after confir- Aleshkin, chairman of the prize's Wednesday's Daily News. "In Las mation of the Jackson-Lisa Marie jury, said contenders are not Vegas, they play it in the bath- The filmmaker formed the ACROSS Presley nuptials. judged on their political views. rooms. Music should be every- Survivors of the Shoah Visual 1 Walk back and Last weekend, Jackson turned "Solzhenitsyn is convinced that where." History Foundation to videotape tortf* his sights on other wedding pur- the other candidates need the The contest was sponsored by their testimony. SCoMet 10 Bono * suits. He was best man Saturday prize more than he does," Alesh- London records. Pavarotti met 14 Styptic at the marriage of his bodyguard kin told the newspaper in a story Holland and the other winners "This archive will preserve 15 Lily Miko Brando, son of Marlon published Tuesday. Monday at a Manhattan restau- history as told by the people who 1«Eng.nv.r Winners of the prize get 10 mil- 17 Attte Brando. Jackson waved to on- rant. lived it, and lived through it," ISUnobMrueMd lookers as he climbed out of a van lion rubles ($5,000). The winners received a 20-CD Spielberg said Wednesday in a IBNev.ctty and entered the church through a Solzhenitsyn has spoken of es- set called "Opera Made Easy" statement. 20 Mam com* side entrance. Lisa Marie Pres- tablishing a union of Slavic peo- and featuring - who else? - Pa- 22 QivM • ttsmp ley-Jackson didn't attend. ples and the need to protect eth- varotti Spielberg, who won an Acad- of approval 24SwMsr*np* MOSCOW - Alexander Sol z- nic Russians abroad - causes MAPLEWOOD, N.J. -- Super- emy Award for direction for the 28 Raton* accl henitsyn has refused a literature embraced by many nationalists. model, actress and fitness ad- Holocaust epic "Schindler's Z7T**oh*r prize from a Russian nationalist NEW YORK - Music, Luciano viser Kim Alexis will begin pitch- List," said the foundation will at- 31 XC 35 Communion organization, saying other candi- Pavarotti said, should have no ing low-fat cheese products next tempt to build on the work of dates need the award more, the boundaries. year. other groups. 36 PMC* again 3S Scot, ragatlv* 39 Food scrap* EXTRA.! 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Call Andrea at 352-9625 for more information Campus The BG News page four Thursday, September 1,1994 Debilitating effects Drinkin' in the sun of allergies can be efficiently treated tors will give them and some by Jim Vickers wont." The BC News Students who have been pre- As school swings into full gear, viously Hingn/mjH with allergies, so does the fall allergy season, or students who don't have time distracting many students from to see a doctor can take over-the- their school work and activities. counter drugs like Tavist-D or Allergy symptoms have Drixoril can help fight allergy already sent symptoms. many students to the Student "You can go to the pharmacy, Health Center tell them your symptoms, and looking for re- they should be able to tell you the lief from the best medication for you," Rufo nasal conges- said. tion and Itchy, Dr. James Roberts, a local al- watery eyes lergist, said allergies are particu- that accom- larly bad this time of year due to pany allergies, ragweed pollens and other fall according to weed pollens In the air. Glenna Rufo, a registered nurse Roberts warned against using at the center. some over-the-counter drugs to In some cases, students have treat allergy symptoms due to noticed allergy symptoms at their side effects. school that they never had at "Over-the-counter sprays home, she said. should not be used for over four Students suffering from aller- days in a row because they can gies - especially first time suf- damage the nasal lining," ferers - should make an ap- Roberts said. pointment to see a doctor so they Roberts said the best way to can get the proper treatment, treat allergies is to stay indoors The BC Nt.uS.ii Wiluacr Rufo said. in an air-conditioned environ- Two local beverage distributor employees take a break from their parking lot between Hanna and Kohl halls has to offer. "Hie doctors will usually pre- ment strenuous duties Tuesday afternoon to enjoy all the beauty the scribe an antihistamine like Sel- However, for students, he said dane for allergy sufferers," she prescribed medication is still the said. "There is also an injection best option for temporary relief that can be given, but some doc- from allergy symptoms. University recycling successful by Chris Malanga Both aluminum and steel food The BG News 'Even 'With Sin Air 'Bag, you Art Department employee commends and beverage cans can be recy- According to the Bowling cled, provided the labels have 9{gt CompCeteCy Covered been removed, she said. Green Litter Prevention and Re- students for efforts in residence halls cycling department the Universi- On-campus students have the for the pickup of the recyclables, ty has been very successful with opportunity to recycle by using In addition, plastic bottles with usually with a private hauler, a number one or two printed on You Can Learn A Lot From A its efforts to recycle common the brown recycling bins provid- Pearson said. materials. ed In every residence hall room. the bottom, glass jars and bottles Dummy. "Twenty-five percent of the can be recycled, Pearson said. Gayl Pearson, Litter Preven- Yellow barrels for soda cans, elegible units in Bowling Green Buckle Your Safety Belt. tion and Recycling department newspapers, glass and plastic are participate in the blue bin recy- employee, said University stu- Newspapers are also recycled, located in various dining halls cling program," she said. but they must be in brown paper dents are to be commended for and lounges on campus. All residents of one and two their recycling efforts. bags and they must be dry, she University students are family dwelling units in the city said. "We've got a tremendous will- strongly encouraged to partici- are given red curbside recycling ingness in this community - pate in the recycling program, bins. The recyclables are collect- Wet newspapers are not recy- 1 everyone is recycling," Pearson but participation is voluntary, ed the same days as the regular clable - they must be taken to the said. "In fact, the campus' num- Pearson said. trash. landfill. bers are within 100 tons of the ci- People residing in apartments, "Since the red bin program be- ty's. [The University students] condominiums, and mobile gan in 1988, the amount of land- It is important that all of the are doing a tremendous job!" homes, including many off- fill trash has been reduced by 30 University students and city campus students, may have blue items be rinsed before they are percent, due to both recycling collected, Pearson said. residents now have three spe- recycling bins. and the yard waste ban," Pearson cialized programs available These bins are provided to the said. "Ninety-five percent of all For those who would like more which will enable them to recycle landlord free of charge. The eligible residences participate in everyday materials. information, call Pearson at landlord makes arrangements the red box collection." 354-6226. War Orphans Scholarships approved for 1994 EVERY THURSDAY DIMERS 7-9 PM • KARAOKE 8:30-2AM by Joshua Mossing July 29. ment, expressed his concern that The BG News The War Orphans Scholarship some scholarship money is not provides financial aid to the chil- being used. University students who are dren of deceased or disabled "There may be some students the children of deceased or disa- Ohio war veterans. Students en- eligible for the scholarship who bled war veterans have an oppor- rolled full-time at state support- are unaware that it is available to tunity to receive financial aid ed colleges who are awarded the them," Rudd said. through the Ohio War Orphans War Orphans Scholarship ATTENTION!! I Scholarship Program. receive complete tuition and Forty-eight students at the The Ohio Student Aid Commis- general fees. University received the War Or- A New "DIRECTOR-AT- * sion announced the approval of The money for the schol- phans Scholarship for the 314 scholarships for the children arships is provided annually by 1993-94 school year. The students of Ohio war veterans during the an appropriation from the Ohio received a total of $168,701, ac- LARGE" Position Has * 1994-95 school year. The Ohio General Assembly. cording to Doug McMarlln, spe- War Orphans Scholarship Board Tom Rudd, director of state cial assistant to the director of Opened For approved the new scholarships grants and scholarship depart- OSAG

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*************¥**¥**¥**¥* 353-0988 SEPTEMBER 104 S. Main City The BG News Thursday, September 1,1994 page five Smith determined to succeed Municipal administrator claims job to be challenging Ohio to obtain money for by Cynthia Kent than others to prove herself, but jobs and attract new business by The BC News In the end her Job has been re- contacting local industries. She law enforcement, prisons warding. helps the business industries re- "I take every opportunity to duce utility rates or problems by Aaron EpplB for the training of 3900 new threats, and tougher penalties For 27 years. Colleen Smith, expand my knowledge,"Smith with traffic flow. The BC News police officers, prison grants for those who obstruct contact city municipal administrator for said. "I get to be involved In all "Although my job is very chal- and boot camp grants. between children and Ohio's Bowling Green, has learned aspects of the [Bowling Green] lenging, it is also very encourag- Pursuant to a federal crime "There will be enforcement children social services. several lessons in self-motivation City Council and to help the citi- ing," Smith said. "I acually see bill passed Monday that will al- grants to fight drugs in rural and life in general, despite not zens." the effects of our work - it is lot $8.8 billion to increase law and urban areas," Nassif said. Offenders who commit vio- receiving a col- In addition to being municipal very rewarding." enforcement and prisons na- lent crimes that occur within lege education. tionwide, Ohio will receive a The Ohio crime bill - called 1500 feet of a school will have Originally "Although my job is very considerate amount of money Senate Bill 313 - is sponsored their charge enhanced by one from Washing- to increase law enforcement by Senator Dick Schafratch, degree. ton, Smith challenging, it is also very and prisons. and is pending before the judi- came to Bowl- encouraging. I acually see the In addition, the new bill has ciary committee. The bill will also call for har- ing Green to at- inspired the Ohio Senate to in- sher penalties for repeat and tend the Uni- effects of our work - it is very troduce a state crime bill of Betsy Johnson, aide to Sen. violent offenders. Juvenile re- versity. After rewarding." their own. Schafratch, said the focus of cords will be revealed to the getting mar- Colleen Smith "Ohio can expect $345 mil- the Ohio bill is to protect chil- prosecution following the first ried, she left lion over the next six years," dren from abuse. adult felony conviction. the University city municipal administrator said Clarice Nassif, aide to and received her first job as a Congresswoman Marcy Kap- "We had a kid down here Johnson anticipates no oppo- secretary at the city's safety ser- administrator, she is the chair- Most people get involved in tur, who has been involved whose parents kept him in a sition to the bill. vice department. woman for the police and fire de- local government as a stepping with the issue all along. drawer in their trailer home," "Walter Zink, the mayor at the partments. stone to find something better "This crime bill goes a long she said, "It was really awf uL" "It should be passed through time, needed to hire someone in "Other cities would call me the later the same benefits of salary way toward addressing the the Judiciary Committee by the city and I was referred to city manager," Smith said. "I and security can be found in pri- concerns that our community - The bill will provide death November - then it has to go him," Smith said. work at the pleasure of the vate industries, Smith said. leaders raised," Kaptur said. penalty sentences for child through the House of Repre- Smith said she is still un- mayor." Kaptur sponsored the first killers, suffer punishments for sentatives by the end of the comfortable at the fact that she Smith is also involved in the "I am in a position where I help community-wide forum In those who attempt to prevent year," Johnson said. "When does not have a college education community and economic devel- people," Smith said. "I have al- Northwest Ohio. child victims from testifying that happens, it will be signed and that she has to work harder opment where she helps maintain ways loved it" The bill will provide grants through intimidation and into law by the Governor." BG part Real estate agents Ireland Continued from page one. Gary. I can't live in 1985 for my manently ended its armed cam- son Charles. I have to live in 1994 paign. of league "I welcome this IRA cease-fire for my grandchildren who have Prime Minister Albert Reyn- recommend renters in the sense that for some months replaced them," English said. olds of Ireland told his parlia- no one will be murdered by them The governments of Britain ment the IRA met that condition of cities but dont expect me to be grate- and Ireland pledged last Decem- and "there can be no going back." by Cynthia Kent ful," said Alan McBride, whose ber that there would be no But British Prime Minister acquire insurance wife, Sharon, was among 10 peo- change in the status of Northern John Major was wary. The BC News ple killed by an IRA bomb at a Ireland without the consent of a "We need to be clear that this In order to provide a by Nicole Pankuch ployee Kim Riggs. Belfast fish shop last October. majority of its people. The IRA is indeed intended to be a perma- safer and healthier envi- The BC News Mecca Management also main- Despite the pain, some people has sought for 25 years to end nent renunciation of violence, ronment for its residents, tains the policy that it is wise to held out hope, such as Michael British rule and join the province that is to say, for good," he said. the city of Bowling Green Is University students renting get some sort of insurance for English, a Catholic bartender in with the Irish republic. "Let words now be reflected in a member of a national or- apartments, may want to con- apartments. Londonderry who lost two sons In launching the peace cam- deeds." ganization which offers in- sider having insurance coverage "It is usually a good idea espe- one run over by a British ar- paign late last year, Britain and formation about crime pre- for personal items in case any cially if they have a waterbed," mored car, the other blown up by Ireland said Sum Fein, the IRA's The IRA and Sinn Fein said the vention, safety and recy- damage is done during the course said employee Michelle Remeis. his own bomb while with the IRA. political party ally, could join in onus now was on Britain to make cling. of the year. "It is best to get insurance from "I can't live in 1981 for my son negotiations once the IRA per- a gesture. The National League of John Newlove Real Estate. 319 their parents' insurance policy." Cities includes a member- E. Wooster, does not offer any in- ship of small and large cit- surance policy of its own, EJfc ies that receive information however it does recommend that "If you do not have on programs already estab- renters check with their parents' lished or want to be de- home-owners insurance policies [insurance], check veloped, said Colleen for their own coverage of any ac- with your parents Smith, Bowling Green City cidents or theft in their apart- Municipal Administrator. ments, according to Newlove. and get a policy from "[The NLC] has a good "It is normally cheaper to get your parents' Impact on the cities," Smith insurance on your parents' poli- said. "They are willing to cies," Newlove said. homeowner take a position on an issue Newlove Realty, 336 S. Main insurance to cover for the cities." St., also has recommendations you while you're In addition, the NLC will about insurance for renters. provide help to communi- "We do tell tennants that it is away at school." ties to fund different pro- advisable to have it for electronic Mary Noll grams, such as housing equipment," said owner Mary BGSU STUDENT projects. The group also Noll. "If you do not have [insur- owner gives cities insight on what ance], check with your parents programs have failed and and get a policy from your par- State Farm Insurance Agency $100 CASH CONTEST succeeded in pther areas of ents' homeowner Insurance to has renter's policies for about the country, Smith said. cover you while you're away at $12 to $18 per month, according The NLC is also a lobby- school." to insurance agent Missy Brad- ing service in Washington Newlove Realty's representa- ley. Register to win $100 CASH! that represents cities on tives also suggest students visit The policy is based upon the various topics of interest, local insurance agencies in the apartment, and the contents Second and Third place said Roger Anderson, asso- area. The office has brochures of owners want to be insured. ciate professor of political various agancies, Noll said. With this policy, if there is a winners each win $25 in science. Holley Property and Manage- Are in an apartment, State Farm McDonald's* Gift Certificates. "The NLC is a potent ment does not offer their own will replace everything with like- force that provides policy, however, they do recom- quality new items. research for organizations mend getting insurance. on crime prevention, fed- Many insurance agencies offer The contest starts September 1,1994. eral and state mandates," "Any renter Is advised to get renter's policies at affordable Anderson said. renters' insurance by contacting rates, and it is best for students According to Anderson, any insurance carrier or insur- to check with their parents' A new contest with the same prizes starts the the NLC is open for mem- ance agents In town," said em- agency. bership for all cities and following month. membership dues vary based on population. Currently, Bowling You may register at McDonald's® on East Wooster, Green pays $1074 for NLC Don't Drink and Drive membership. bring in this entry blank or mail in an entry to the address below.

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Four of They appear in but 30 or 40 his misses were from less than 30 plays all season, but each one is a yards. scoring opportunity that may de- The S-6, 175-pound Florida termine the outcome of a game - native said his physical condition or a season. was excellent, but his concentra- "All eyes are on them," BG tion needed some fine-tuning. head coach Gary Blackney said. "Coach Blackney always says "Nobody's looking at the snap 90 percent of the game is played and the hold, they're looking at from your eyebrows up," he said. the kicker." "It's the same whether you're a This season will be no different defensive lineman or a kicker." for incumbent Falcon kicker If Leaver's rekindled en- Brian Leaver, who last year en- thusiasm does in fact lead to bet- dured a sub-par performance, a ter results, he will make Falcon kicker controversy and the history in the process. His 23 ca- team's first non MAC-winning reer field goals rank fifth on campaign in three seasons. BG's all-time list, while his 73 This. * jar, an improved Leaver PATs rank third. confidence and enthusiasm Leaver has a chance to move restored - has newfound Job se- up in both categories. curity; and, therefore, a chance at school history. "When I'm feeling good about First things first: Brian Leaver myself, and I'm doing well, I'm will be handling the field goal going to make every kick. That's and extra point duties. the way I feel about it." "Last year we vacillated be- tween he and Schorejs, but Leaver says he will concen- there's no question right now that trate on keeping his rhythm - Brian Leaver is our kicker," and his Job - and will let the re- Blackney said. "We've charted cords fall where they may. Iks BCNcwi flic phot* every single kick in the presea- Bowling Green's Brian Leaver (31) attempts ■ field during a game for the MAC title. The Falcons open up their season Thursday night son, and Brian - from the 40 on in "Derek's always there, and he last year. Leaver will be counted on to keep the Falcons in the hunt when they face North Carolina State. - is about 90 percent accurate." always has been, and he will be A good training camp was es- this year," Leaver said. "It's hard sential for Leaver, whose start- for me to say that I'm not think- ing spot was less-than-certain ing about him. I know that if I following a poor finish in 1993. mess up, he could come in and Defense must stop 'Pack attack After a sophomore season in take the Job right away from which he nailed 8-of-9 field goals me." by Mike Kazlmora Carolina, the ACC has made post a 4-4 record against stiff "N.C. State throws the ball and 33-of-35 PAT attempts. The BC News tremendous strides the past ACC competition. well," BG head coach Gary Leaver's game fell flat five Blackney has no doubts In his few years in putting together a A large part of the Wolf- Blackney said. "They're also games into 1993. fifth-year senior and three-year For only the second time in solid football conference. Last pack's success came as a direct effective in running the option. He was replaced by Schorejs letter winner. Bowling Green's illustrious year the ACC landed three result of a very potent offense Even though they're not really during the heart of the Falcons' football history the Falcons teams in the Associated Press' that racked up nearly 400 an option football team, they'll drive for a third consecutive con- "Leaver's really on right now, will battle a team from the At- Top 25 poll. yards of offense and 25 points run it often enough to corner ference title. Leaver eventually and he's confident," Blackney lantic Coast Conference. While the Wolf pack of North per contest. That attack was you seven or eight times a won his Job back. said. "From the 25-yard line on Better known for turning out Carolina State - BG's opponent led by State's quarterback game. "I got into a rut," he said. "I in, he's as consistent as any perennial basketball power- Thursday night - did not make combination of Terry Harvey needed to come out of It, and kicker I've ever been around." houses such as Duke and North it in the poll they did manage to and Geoff Bender. See DEFENSE, page seven. Steelers sign Green to one-year contract by Alan Robinson The Associated Press

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The potential for a soccer and demolish other MAC schools ences, this year's team does not and that ought to help keep the game hangs in the air at Mickey by at least four or five goals. have to work as hard to win Cleveland Browns fresher Cochrane Field, but the schedule This year will be different, in every single contest to make the much later Into the season, says otherwise. more ways than one. First of all, big show and neither do BG says defensive tackle Michael Similarity, the team is in an "u- they have a new coach. Well, squads in the future. Dean Perry. ngroomed" state, as scrimmages Gary Palmisano begins his 16th The 1989 freshman class which Coach Bill Belichick, enter- show, but they are polishing their season with BG, but took last included freshman Martella, Bob ing his fourth season as the game before Friday's game year off to make sure the World Boyle, Brian Lord, Brian Bon- Browns' head coach, ran a against Loyola. But one detail ham, Chris Williams and Brian training camp this summer they will not have to work on this Ferguson eventually blossomed that was markedly less de- season, as they have so feverish- into the 1992 NCAA Tournament- manding than the previous ly In the past, is winning every appearing team. Despite posting three. Practices weren't as in- game. 12 wins in 1989 and 16 wins In tense and breaks weren't so Theoretically, BG doesn't have 1991, those teams had two or few and far between, players to win a single soccer game until three losses and a few tie* too said. they play in the Mid-American many to satisfy the criteria for "I think he's changed a little Conference Tournament and the making the big tournament. bit in that regards of really try- NCAA Play-In game against the ing to beat you down in train- Trans America Conference for a Some of the 1992 team players ing camp, where by the time tournament berth. All teams in stopped by Saturday's scrim- the end of the season comes, the MAC qualify for the postsea- mage which provided a chance you're worn down or you're son conference tournament, giv- «dy for past and present players to dragging," Perry said. ing everyone a shot at making the cross paths. Palmisano, Martella Each of Belichick's first NCAA Tournament. Setter- as an assistant coach and seniors three teams has had a respect- The MAC contains only six Frank Frost ino and Dan Traver able first half, going 4-4 in 1991 teams and decided to have the Cup went smoothly in Detroit. reunited with the likes of Pepe and 5-3 each of the next two regular season count towards Hence, he is new to last year's Aragon, Mike Kelly and Tom years. tournament seedlngs. This large freshman class which is Kinney. New players got to chat But each has also finished means a team could lose all its this year's sophomore class. with players from one of BG's miserably; the Browns went a games, become the sixth seed in With the mass graduation of statistically-greatest teams. combined 7-17 over the second the tournament and become MAC seniors after the 1992 season, Champion by winning the tour- this year's team is skewed Perhaps a visit from a group of halves of the three years, In- players-past will inspire the new cluding a 4-9 mark in the nament games. toward youth. Only three seniors will take to the field, along with a group to acheive high goals, such months of December and Jan- This progression is unlikely of as winning every game. uary. course, with the CCHA hockey group of 16 freshman and soph- Perry, who did not get along tournament as proof. Illinois- omores. Or the current group may re- with Belichick at first, became Chicago extended higher-seeded Another difference is the lack main as green and uninspired as a peacemaker in the locker APAtftM* Michigan State to the limit in a of a go-to-guy who can score at the empty field and take the easy room last season, particularly best of three contest as did Alas- the crucial moment of a game way to the top. during the uproar after popu- Cleveland's Michael Dean Perry expects the Browns to finish the ka-Fairbanks with Miami But like Rob Martella did with the lar Bernie Kosar was cut. second half of the year much stronger than ID past years. year after year, the higher seeds 1989-92 teams and Neil Ridgeway Randy Setter is a senior jour- Now, Perry said. It appears eventually prevail. was with the 1979-1962 teams. nalism major. Belichick has learned to push "Hopefully we're on the physically." his players without overdoing right road now. Hopefully by Perry himself sat out the last DEFENSE it. November and December, we'- three preseason games to rest be looking to pressure State's quarterback] will be our short "That comes from maturity re still pretty fresh and can a sore knee, although he said Continued from page six. quarterbacks, the Falcons yardage quarterback," Blackney and learning and knowing your make that run for the playoffs. he could have played in the last offensive unit will be looking to said. "Third-and-one, or around personnel, the whole nine I think he's trying to make that two if the games had meant apply some pressure of its' own. the goal line I think you'll see yards," Perry said. "It's easy to valiant effort to make sure anything. "In order to be successful our In fact, Blackney said that the Dunaway come off the bench be- say two or three years later, we're fresh in the latter part of "I think we're deeper this defense is going to have play Falcons have put a new wrinkle cause he can really stretch a de- 'He wore us out here," or, 'He the season, so that when you year than in the past, and of both the run and pass. We have to into their playbook when it fense. wore us out there.' It's a learn- want to rise a little bit more, course the front four is very try to keep the pressure on comes to short yardage situa- "We might have been a little ing process for all of us. you're able to, mentally and good," Perry said. them." tions. too predictable at times last While the Falcons defense will "Mark Dunaway [third string year." For once, a cut in educational spending that actually helps students.

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MEETING ING RANCH, 13596W. KRAMER RD.. BOWL- Is now hiring campus representatives. Lowest DORM REFRIOERATOR LARGER SIZE HAS Finn Yaar Off-Campus university Students ING GREEN. OH 419-353-5403. rales to Jamaica. Cancun, Daytona and Pen- FREEZER...WORKS GREAT. 87S. CALL Female roommate needed ASAP. (FOCUS i will hold officer alac&ona on ama City Beach. Can 1-600-646-4640 352-5510. Thursday. Supi 12 ai noon In rna OH-Campus Pregnant? We can help. KKO'PLEDGES *KKO Apartment close to campus. Sudent Camar, locatad in MosJey Hall, ground Free 8 confidential pregnancy lasts. Call 352-8078 VAN DRIVER Part-time position to provide Free rust color couch. U pick up. level. It you ara Interested in running for an of- support and information. Welcome to lha Kappa homessad. transportation to and from social service Leather look sleeper sofa 820. fioa stop in lha Off-Campus Sudani Caniar for BG Pregnancy Center. We're very eaciied to have all of agency Must be between the agee of 21-85, Call 1-693-8821 (Bath) One roommate needed. Own room in large an application and officer description. Call 3S4 HOPE. you as a part of the Kappa family. have a valid Onto driver's keen as end an excel- We love you am house dose to cam pus. $140 a month plus ut»- lent driving record. Submit resume to P.O. Box ipes. Non-smoker preferred. 354-7204. 738. Bowling Green. OH 43402. GE Wlwe Washer 8 Dryer FIT-FOR-ALL AEROBICS SKYDIVE BG WELCOMES BACK THE Good condition KKO'PLEDGES*KKO Roommate needed lor fall 8 springl August 30.31,8 Sept 1 ADVENTURESOME ANDTHRILL SEEKERS Waitresses needed-must be reliable, with per- 352-5839 Nice apt. Good location. Own bad 8 Sludanl Recreation Caniar We offer a first tump/skydiva course. Call for sonality, must be 19. Apply In person between bad. Also, air, pool, laundry, 8 Activity Caniar student discounts. Visa 8 MVC accepted. 10 KKG-THETACHrKKG 11am 6 5pm atGamer-s 893 S.Main, BG OH. Coach Dan - Thanks tor making our lag tool- University shuttle servicel 352-9366. Hunter Green loft, fiant Condition. FITNESS CONDITIONING 4-Spm minutes Irom B.G S.U campus. 352-5200 WANTED: Campus Representative - KODAK INTRO TO FIT-FOR-ALL 5-6 pm bail team outstanding. It was tun 8 outrageous. WOO BO 354-0822 Typing Service - 8am - 8pm PRODUCTS SPRING BREAK TRIPS -Guar- Can't wait in next year! anteed- BEST PRICES 8 INCENTIVES. Can- 7 days a week. Call 352-4363 KKG'THETACHI'KKG Jnlarastad In HELP WANTED cun, Nassau. Jamaica. S. Padre 8 Florida. We IBM Compatible Computer Organiiallonal Development handle the bookkeeping...you handle lie Complete with software and 24 PIN printer and Training? USAPATTON sales. CALL 1-800-222-4432. 8400/0 .b.0.372-2660 Great tor word processing. Coma find out about tie ORGANIZATION PERSONALS Happy 2i el Birthday to the OREATEST roo- mie in the whole wide world. Lei's make this f 1 Awesomel Earn 82500 8 Free Spring Break DEVELOPMENT STUDENT NETWORK Welcome Back Soidentsl last year me bestl Get ready for tonight. We're Tripsl Se« 8 Trips 8 Go Freel Best Trips 8 (ODSM). NoMe.tr. SU? Large collection of beer lights mirrors and First Meeong: gonna have F-U-N funl Priossl Bahamas. Cancun, Jamaica, Panama Adam Rich's new tape Virgin Freak Is now Want to make your own schedule? neons Adult clothes and misc. Take Rt. 6 East Love ya. Andrea City'1-800-878-83861 Wednesday. Sept 7th available at Mad Harter and Finders. 8 songs of Do you need a paid co-op or internship? 01 BG to Rt. 190. Take 199 South appro. 8 7pm. Room 4000 Business Building pure guitar adrenalin. I'm also looking for a $100/hour possible mailing our orcUara. We welcome all collage students to join miles. 4649 Sandusky St., West Millgrove.OH. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME band. Contact me at 372-8375 or come to Need a Resume Builder?? For into, can (202) 298-9085 us at EBSCO Telemarketing Service. No Sept 1.2.3-9-7 538C Founders Quad dip. necessary. Very flexible scheduling MEN'S DIAMOND RING LAGA LACA LAGA LAGA LAGA Positions are now available on the 1094 Fall waft hourly rale plus bonuses. Our ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA XI DELTA 811/hr. B start Do you have high stan- High Quality Cut and Clarity Tha Lesbian and Gay Alliance maats tonight at Prairie Margins Staff average sales person earns between 85 8 ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA XI DELTA dardized test scores? Do you have a personali- 8550. Call Terry 352-6806. 8 30 in Ina United Cnnsoan Fellowship Caniar. Prairie Margins is me Undergraduate Fine Arts ty? Can you communicate effectively? Tha 88.50 per hour, and alp seHers earn The UCF is on the corner of Thursbn and Magazine ol BGSU. Princeton Review seeks instructors tor our between 88 8 812 per hour. Paid weekly. OPEN RUSH Modem tor Macintosh. Like new 1100. Ridge, due wast from Alpha Phi and Delta Ga- Anyone interested in editing, sales, marketing. courses on campus. Call 1-800-347-7737 Mr. Profit sharing 8 paid days off offered. advertising, magazine production graphic de- Extensive paid training program 8 Call 353-3825 mma. WodrosoJy August31 9:00pm Wizsrd lor more information. LAGA Is open ID all Gay/LesbiarvBisesual sign, poetry, art or fiction contact Aimoe at follow through. Apply after 4:00pm 8363.60. Sen 72 funny college T-shirts - prolt students, grad. students, faculty and the gen- 3530218. Mon.-Fn.sM13N.UajnSt. Mountain Bike. 20". GT Talent. Thursday-September 1:8:30pm 8363.60. Risk-free. Choose from 19 designs. eral public. LAGA welcomes those who are noi ^^^^Jrcj^S^ggg^^^^^ EX AGE/ Shimano components. NEEDED - MALE CHEERLEADERS Freecatatog 1-800-700-4250. gay and support and accept gay people as Good cond. 8250.353-2921 (after 5) The women of Alpha Xi Delta would like to in- Guys Interested In being a cheerleader.. equal members of society. Clerical position • part-time. Candidate r vite you to Open Rush. Rush is at the Alpha XI should report to the front ol the SRC'" For mora informaton, caN 372-5228; discretion good communicanon skin's, typing skills and Delta House: dress is casual. All are welcome: Wednesday. Sept. 7© 8:15p.m. FOR SALE SEGA GENESIS SYSTEM - one year old assured. experience, with WordPerfect. Send resume Bring a Iriendl Hope to see you therel Call 2-7093 with ?a 2 controllers. NBA Action 94, PGA Goll Tour II. and copy ol dass schedule to Tammi Dtehl at The World Student Association will be hold- ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA XI DELTA Joe Montana Spots talk Football 93 8 Sonic Student Legal Services. 327 University IJnton ing elections on Sunday September 4th for ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA XI DELTA 87 Dodge Ctiarger. One owner. AM/FM included-Best offer Never be bored in B.G. agaml the 19S4 Board. Lots of Leadership posi- BGSU Tau Kappa Epsilon has many events planned. radio, Automatic, Mew Dree 8 brakee. 8180S. Cal Paul 352-7151 tions available! Everyone Welcome I Join UB Cooks and Bartender ATTENTION ALLSENIORSIII For more into., cal Brett 353-9823 Call B23- 7761 after BOO pm. Sundays at 4:00 pm on the 11th Floor ol 04- Apply at La Roe's Restaurant Are you interested in being BGSU's '87 Pontiac Sunbird GT Turbo. fsnhauer West. Sas you thersl HOMECOMING KING OR OUEEN7I Grand Rapids. OH RELATIONSHIP BUILDING GROUP 83100 0£0. Can 353-4140. UAOI UAOI UACH Pick up an application in Die UAO office in FOR RENT Have you lived in an alcohol or substance Dlrector-at-Large poalllon open. room 330 Union. Desk clerk needed: 4pm-midnight. Sal, Sun.. abusing home? Ever wonder how that might ai- '88 Subaru GL - Must sell I Automatic Arc, Be part of the largest student programming Applications can be turned in until Mon. Call 352-1520 or atop out at Buckeye led self-esteem orrolatlonehlpe past or pre- power windows, cruse control -82500/besi board on campus. Applications for a new lia- September 2nd! Motor Inn, ask for Tim. Start immediately. 3 bedroom house sent? Ever salt o>dependent or overly respon- son position available now in Rm. 330 Union. Call UAO at 372-2343 lor more into. Offer. Call 372-1321. 623 3rd Street sible for someone else's life? If interested in Earn cash stuffing envelopes et home. All ma- Due back by Noon Sap). 6th ATTENTION ALL SENIORS11' 1-425-1609 learning more, a Relationships) Group is now teriels provided. Send SASE to P.O. Box 1 full size BroyhiH couch, 860. 1 brand new 1 Call 2-2343 for data Jsl Rhode Gear U bike lock, 820. LSAT software being offered to explore tfiese issues. Can 10075, Oalhe.KS 66051. UAOI UAOI UAOI tor Macintosh. 840. Call 353-0681. AZD'AZO'AZD Sheila or Ellen at 372-2130 by SepL 16 for l> 3 bedroom apartment upstairs. formation on joining. Evening office deaning. 10-12hrsAvk. Efficiency. 329 E. Wooster. Own transportaDon required. 1082 Suzuki. 10,000 mi. New battery. Good UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 352-4168 (Bill) Alpha Xi Talent Show SELF-ESTEEM GROUP Call 352-5822 condition. Call Andy at 354-5134. Hey UAAers - Welcome Bado Our first meet- at 8:30 pm tonight. Fal 94 signups forSell-Esteem Group Meet ing is Sept. 6th at 9pm in the Taft Room on the 1984 Ford LTD Runs great. 8750 or best new people. Increase sell-awareness, reduce offer, 352-3009. 4 bedroom unfurnished house. 8600/mo. Third Floor of the Union. Newcomers are al- AZD*AZD"AZD stress, learn new coping skillsl Call Sheiia or Floorwalkers needed lor Thurs.. Fri. 8 Sat. utl. Call 352-0717. ways welcome to join the lunl Come and meet E len at 372-2130 by Sept 18 tor more kitor- Must ba rekable 8 21 yrs. old. Apply In person 1984 TOVOTA COROLLA, Excellent Condi- new friends and see how much excitement between 11 am 6 5pm at Gamef a 893 S. Main. mationon joining. ton, Asking 81200 (negoDable). Please con- goes on in UAAI Any questions call the UAA of- Delta Zeta Open Rush BOOH, tact: 1-534-2984. Bowling Green Village Apartments fice 372-6849. Everyone is invited to the SIGMA KAPPA' WENDY SCHUELLER Delia Zeta house on Thursday The sisters ol Sigma Kappa would like to con- 2 love seats. 1 chair 81 ottoman 300 Napoleon Rd.' 352-6335 at 8 pm. We will go to the gratulate Wendy Schueller on her recant pearl- All matching tan 6 brown Now eccepbng applications tor 1 and 2 bed- All Greek Talent Show at 9 pm. FUNDRAISINO 875 O.B.O. Call 352-0936 rooms. Come in and get on the waiting list. University Performing Dancers ing to BGSU alum Sam Weigman. Choose horn 3 dltferent fundraisers We look lorward to seeing you. SIGMA KAPPA' WENDY SCHUELLER Questions? Call Kim at 2-4800 lasting either 3 or 7 days. Audition No Investment. Delta Zeta Open Rush September t Esrn $88 tor your group 6:00pm plus persona I cash bonuses for yoursell. 200 Epplsr South Friends of Bill W. stating a group. To get Students who are interested in getting credit tor Call 1 8Q0-932«28. Ext. 65. REDUCE THE RISK OF LOSING YOUR SECURITY DEPOSIT Gymnasium together, call 372-2130 for more information EDFI302 (Educabonal Psychology) through a unique experience* In learning to work with chil- Help Wsnled. Earn caah In claea Earn $200 plus taking notes If you have signed a lease, or plan 10 sign a lease in the near For mora information dren and adolescents Irom diverse cultural Call 372-6918 Ice Beer Ntte at Brathaus backgrounds. Dr. Kathy Farber wHI be leaching For more info call: future follow these simple steps upon MOVING IN to save vou time 352-0860 or 353-3108 Wed. and Thurs. all ritel EDFI 302 in con|uncbon with EDFI 417 (Urban and money when MOVING OUT: Bud lea. Lite Ice and Icehouse. ED) Spring OS. Specially selected field experi- WELCOMEBACKTOBGSU Also, Long Island Ice Tea tor |i. ences working vnrfi exemplary educators in ur- Lawm maintenance. 15-20 hrs. perweek Party tor Everyone ban settings win be Integrated with Ed. Psych Call 352-5822 1. Obtain a complete copy of your signed lease and a receipt Free snacks, drinks 8 music 8:00 pm (Sep- material. Class size wHI be limited so that stu- for your security deposit. tember 3. Saturday). 11ih Floor Oftenhauer dents win be able ID explore topics and issues INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: MEN'S DOU- Loving $ reliable nanny to care lor our 2 chil- West, sponsored by World Student Association of interest both individually and cooperatively. BLES GOLF • THURS SEPT. 1; MEN, WOM- dren In our BG home. References requited (WSAV EN. COED ULTIMATE FRISBEE - TUES. Contact Dr. Farber at 372-7338 for details re- 2. Inspect the residence (with or without the landlord) and garding course registrelion. Call1-537-1815. SEPT 6; WOMEN'S SGLS 8 DBLS TENNIS - make a checklist detailing the condition of every room. WEDS. SEPT. 7; MEN'S DOUBLES TENNIS ■ The Ice Beer Happy Hours at Brathaus Math Tutor Needed WEDS. SEPT. 7. ALL ENTRES DUE WITH Friday 4pm-Spm for Math 421,428,441 FORFEIT FEE BY 400 PM IN 130 FIELD Also Kam ikazia and Schnapps lor 50 cents Will Payl Please call 372-8495 3. Note on the checklist any and all damages - no matter how HOUSE ON DUE DATE. small they may seem (i.e. nail holes, carpet spots, cracks in Mother's Helper needed in our Perrysburg walls or ceilings). home, Tuos. 8 Thurs. Desire non-smoker, widi Thursday at M.T. MUGGS ia Ladies Nighi tranep. 8 references to help care for house and Tacos-3tor8i.Fn , Sat 8 Sun, open at Noon boys-ages 3.2,8 newborn. Call 1-674-1958 4. Have all tenants sign and date the checklist, give a copy to the landlord and keep a copy for yourself.

248 N. Main St. 354-1559 5. Take photos or video tape any damage present and the * 993 S. Main St. 353-8826 | Come One Come All!! overall condition of the residence. (You should also do this UAO Informational Meeting for when moving out for comparison). | .10 Visits for $201 6. If repairs are needed, notify the landlord in writing and j With This Coupon j WHITEWATER maintain a copy. ■ o.p 9/15/94 II RAFTING TRIP If you have any problems or questions regarding your lease and/or ■ No Commitment moving into or out of a rental property, please contact STUDENT |"We Honor Competitors Required LEGAL SERVICES for an appointment to speak with an attorney. \ Advertised Prices" - Meeting Will Be Held September 1st, 1994 Student Legal Services, Inc. 327 University Union I - 8:30 pm In the Faculty Your Tanning Lounge 2nd Door Bowling Green State University of the Union Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Professionals (WSrS* QPSsSi nncvgt (419)372-2951 since 1980 tsuuS' tHifrjS' taJBa'

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Friday, September 2, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 9 Wolfpack by Marty Fuller "I thought Ryan did an out- The BC News standing job, but I tell you some- thing else - he was pressured a RALEIGH, NC — The BG foot- lot by NC's line. I can't re- ball team ran out of kicks Thurs- member a quicker defensive line. day night as they dropped their They were in our face all day season opener to North Carolina long," said head coach Gary State 20-15. Blackney. The Falcons never led the State's defense held firm the Wolf pack but were able to stay entire contest. Behind tackle on their tails with the accurate Carl Reeves and Butkus Award kicking of Brian Leaver. nominee Damian Covington, the The senior placekicker was the Wolfpack halted BG's ground at- only Falcon to post points for the tack, allowing the Falcons a mea- Brown and Orange in the first sly 24 yards on 22 carries. half. After State's opening "NC State's defensive line is touchdown drive, Leaver booted one of the best I've ever seen. field goals of 29 and 45 yards. Carl Reeves is outstanding and State's kicker Steve Videtlch an- incredibly quick, and we had n swered with a 40-yard field goal hard time trying to stop him. of his own. Leaver retaliated with Their entire front line has a 28-yarder to put the Falcons speed," Blackney said. behind 10-9 at the break. "Damian Covington and Ricky "We knew coming into the Bell were outstanding. They season that our kicking game had were making play after play," he to improve in order to win the added. conference," Leaver said. "I The Wolfpack offense reinfor- worked a lot over the summer ced the efforts of its defense by with my holder and long snapper coming out at half time and put- and it seemed to work. I felt real- ting together a nine-play, 77-yard ly comfortable out there." drive that was capped off by a Leaver was given his opportun- Rod Brown two-yard touchdown ites by a Falcon offense that was run. gliding smoothly early through "In the second half, we came the play of quarterback Ryan out and did what we had to do. We Henry. Despite not putting the had to take the football and score ball in the end zone, Henry com- on our first possession and we pleted 10 of 17 passes for 134 APPtMWB*kJwdaa yards in the first half. Sec FALCONS, page six. BG flanker Rainier Martin goes down after catching a pass in second quarter action Thursday. front of North Carolina State defender Damlen Covington during University BGSU to try four-year transfer program raises $4.2 by Lawrence Hannan Owens and then had to go initiative to approach individual new technology in Olscamp Hall BGSU/Owens million in The BG News through the system at the Uni- community colleges and develop allowing transmissions for class- versity to earn another degree. full-fledged four-year programs es between the two colleges. Agreement private funds The University has signed an University President Paul Ols- - the first two of which will be "I think this deal shows we re- agreement with Owens Commu- camp said few universities have spent on the community college spect and are responding to the Owens Technical College nity College in order to expand taken the initiative to work out a campus," he added. changing needs of students," he becomes Owens Commu- byJImVlckers the educational opportunities for four-year transfer program with Lester Barber, executive assis- said. 4nity College. The BG News students wanting to transfer community colleges. tant to the president, said the Owens College President Dan- from a community college to a "Since the development of agreement with Owens offers iel H. Brown said the college Students can now transfer from the two-year college The University has raised four-year institution. community colleges, universities new possibilities for the Univer- switched to a community college 4 The agreement that the Uni- more than $4 million in pri- have Insisted that in addition to sity. so it could offer a wider range of to the Univeristy and still versity and the University of the two years on the community "Of course we hope to attract programs to its students. finish in about four years. vate funds for the third Toledo both signed with Owens - consecutive year. college campus, their own resi- students from Owens and con- "The development of these ar- formerly Owens Technical Col- The switch enables the A total of $4-2 million was dence requirements must be vince them to come to the Uni- ticulation agreements demon- 4 University and the lege - makes it possible for a met," Olscamp said. 'Those resi- versity," Barber said. "This strates the commitment our in- raised during the 1993-94 University of Toledo to student to graduate in four years, dence requirements can often agreement also permits the Uni- stitutions have to serving the fiscal year from donations expand the educational given by alumni, friends of with the first two being at Owens. keep the student in college for versity to offer training pro- ever-increasing educational opportunities available to the University and some Previously, students received a more years. grams and classes it hadn't been needs of Northwest Ohio," businesses, according to two-year associate degree fror.\ "This University has taken the able to offer in the past, with the Brown said. students. Kenneth C. Frisch, director of development. "All students and faculty benefit from the generosity Theater series offers classics of alumni and friends," Regents consider Frisch said. "We are a much Gish to show 50-year-old films at weekly presentations better University because of the private support child care proposal received." by Jennifer Gagel that were popular in 1944," said the Conquering Hero," a timely One of the year's high The BC News Ralph Wolf, Gish professor of film about a man rejected by the The Ohio Board of Regents is considering a University Board of points was a fundraising film studies curator. "For people Marine Corps who is mistaken Trustees proposal to construct a child care facility on campus. campaign that raised a Fifty years ago. Franklin who lived then it should be a nos- for a war hero in his hometown. Last year, a committee made up of representatives of the var- $2.19 million for the School Roosevelt was elected to his talgic trip - for others, it could "To Have and Have Not," ious constituent groups on campus - including student repre- sentatives - decided there was need for a child care facility. of Art, the theatre depart- fourth presidential term, World give them a feel for the era." Lauren Bacall's film debut, is the ment and dance program, War II entered a pivotal stage The first film, "Going My first of the November movies. The proposal then made Its way to the administrators and and the latest fashion rage was Way," will be shown on Sept. 7. Others include "Cover Girl," President Paul Olscamp before being approved by the trustees the college of Musical Arts, and sent to the OBOR. and the Arts Unlimited out- wearing a "skimpy" bathing suit The movie won several Academy with Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly, and "White Cliffs of The OBOR recently notified the University administration reach program. to save material for the war Awards including Best Picture, effort. Best Director, Best Actor (Bing Dover," a romance set in World that it would provide some funding for the facility, providing the Thomas Hilty, chairman University followed the guidelines to match the same amount, of the art department, said Of course, for many University Crosby), Best Supporting Actor War I. students, the year 1944 might (Barry Fitzgerald), and Best Ti- The final film in December is said Robert Waddle, University director of capital planning. a great deal of the money The request for the funds has been a problem before, regard- the School of Art received seem like light years away. For- tle Song ("Swinging On a Star"). "Since You Went Away," a film tunately, a new film series, "The Other films In the series in- about the tragic impacts of World ing the proposal for a day care center, Waddle said. from the campaign went "The Faculty Senate had done a study a few years ago, and the toward financing the new Box Office Hits of 1944," will clude "Gaslight," a classic thril- War II. ler about a man trying to drive In addition to the Box Office Administrative Staff Council, as well as the Classified Staff gallery. give students an opportunity to experience the kinds of movies his wife insane; "Laura" and Hits of 1944, the Gish Theater Council, had emphasized the idea," Waddle said. "When the Another of the year's funds have been available, the administration has asked for the highlights was the success- produced 50 yean ago. "Mrs. Parkington," starring has other film series set on eacl. The new film aeries will take Gene Tierney and Dana An- night of the week. proposal." ful completion of a $250,000 drews, the "Hepburn/Tracy" campaign for the Firelands place every Wednesday night at The guidelines submitted by the OBOR emphasized that first 7:30 p.m. In the Gish Film pair of the 1940s. On Monday nights the Interna- and foremost, the day care facility at the University would be campus, which coincided tional Film Series is shown at 8 Theater in Hanna Hall. The films In October, the series contin- for the students and then for the faculty and staff, he said. with the college's 25th an- ues with "Meet Me In St. Louis," p.m. niversary. are free to students and the pub- Benjamin Muego, former Faculty Senate chairman, said a day lic. a musical starring Judy Garland; Anyone needing further in- care facility is essential for the University. "The facility is During the year, a record r "The series will help give peo- "National Velvet," the debut o formation about the Gish Theater needed very much by constituent groups who have supported Elizabeth Taylor, "Mr. Skefflng- See DONATION, page it*. ple an idea of who was who and can call the Gish Theater at it," Muego said "It is time for something tangible to shape up or examples of the kinds of movies ton," with Bette Davis; and "Hail 372-GISH. take place." I N S I D E > EDITORIAL STATE SPORTS WEATHER

City editor and columnist A Judge ruled that the Ku The Falcon soccer and Mostly sunny. High in the Joe Pelffer tells of the Im- Klux Klan displaying a volleyball teams head Into upper 60s with light north portance of having fun and cross on a downtown public tournaments this weekend winds. Clear with a low : being young as he recounts square would not be con- as they open their 1994 near 45 tonight. Tomorrow a story of a hitchhiker. sidered "fighting words." seasons. will be sunny with a high In --Page 2. •-Page 3. • PageS. the upper 60s. Editorial The BG News page two Friday, September 2,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence" THE

Glen Lubberi Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor STRIKE Michael Zawacki Leah Barman ZONE- news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco editorial editor E.AR. to the Ground

X n light of several complaints about the media services in the esteemed Paul J. Olscamp Hall, we at Ear to the Ground are doubting the value of the so-called technological leap University officials claim the school has made. Isn't it better to be able to hear movie presented in a 70s style classroom than to sit in silence, trying to read lips and looking at the cool new paint-job? 'itiSrifon*

ir Earlier this week, a University student was struck by a car as she rode her bike across Thurstin Avenue at the Hitchhiker teaches lessons crosswalk by the Administration Building. This accident, Do you ever feel like the guy who though recent, was not the first and very likely will not be what to say to each other. out to be. But he has a point. People sits down on the toilet seat of life "Where from?" I asked. who work their whole lives the last if drivers continue to speed through that pedestrian only to later discover that he's out of "I'm from Carlton, W.Va. Lived shouldn't have to hitchhike their crossing area without any regard for walkers, bicyclists, in- toilet paper? Like you're stuck there all my life. Been on the road way to Indiana. line skaters and others. waiting for someone to come along for the past two weeks." he said, "I'm going to Indiana. I've got a That crosswalk and sign is there for a reason — for the to save you. This is kind of how I while his two teeth see-sawed cousin over there. Try and get back was feeling one Tine morning before perilously close to each other. The on my feet, get a job. But no one safety of everyone. Does it really take that much time out of migrating north back up towards the man's two teeth were the color of wants to hire a 76-year-old man," the day to stop for 30 seconds at the most to let someone hill-less city. coffee. With cream. George said. else get to where they are going? Feeling like I had no good "Name's George Wilson. I'm 76 "Try Wal-mart. they always seem Think about it. After all, crossing the street, especially at options, I decided to engage in a years old, and the last five years to be hiring for those greeting guys." little craziness. haven't been so lucky for me." he I suggested. the designated spot, should not have to be something I told myself I'm gonna make a students have to be scared about. said. "It's good to be young," he said. collect call and just dial zero, "Me neither. George, why just And he's right. It's great to be goddammit. I'm gonna call 9-1 -1. citizen beat me up and took all my yesterday I found out Dan Quayle is young. Take advantage of the time ■*• With classes in full swing, and the syllabi handed out we just to say hi. And I'm gonna order stuffthen it's pretty much my fault going to make a presidential bid in you have now. Look around, never at E.A.R. central have started to notice a trend — an that cool hair stuff in a can and for not starting a workout program '96," I said, trying in vain to make again will you have this kind of an spray it on my chest. Yessir. ladies on schedule. conversation. opportunity to shape your life.Take expensive trend at that. and gentlemen, some would say I've So I pulled my cheny red Ford It seems our professors, in an effort to provide the most "Back in '89 die steel plant I've the time now to find out what's gotten plain loopy. Escort to the side of the road and been working at for 40 years closed really important in life and live for up to date materials, are putting textbooks on the syllabus Everyone has to do this once in a picked up the elderly hitchhiker with that need to be purchased. Upon closer inspection we have while. If for no other reason than to all the skill and grace of a well Take advantage of the time you have now. Look found that only one or two chapters from each of the texts prove to themselves they actually defensed Kennedy-Smith. Except exist and aren't just a character on around, never again will you have this kind of op- will be used during the semester. To us this seems like that Kennedys don't like to let MTV's "The Real World." Not that I strangers lake rides in their cars portunity to shape your life. buying cupcakes when you just want the frosting. don't think Puck is a great guy, but anymore. But. no matter. With all the expenses facing college students at this time you know what I mean. "Where ya going1?" I asked. of year, professors should hit the copy machines and So one hazy mid-August day this "Just over to Upper," he replied, just give us the frosting we need. After all.how can we learn summer, westbound on Route 30 referring to Upper Sandusky and toward the hill-less city, an elderly if we can't eat? sounding like a line from'Airplane." man appeared on the side of the After my passenger seat was down. Then in '90 my wife got the now. road holding a bag in one hand and sufficiently cleaned off and my car cancer and held on in the hospital So the next time the Bursar's a thumb in the other. Wearing a door unlocked, he climbed in. He until she drained all of my money. office loses your loan check or plain, red mesh ball cap, green old- had a strong scent of old man to him. Tried to get a job driving taxi, but I cafeteria food gives you Salmonella The BG News Staff guy button down shirt, brown You all know the smell. Kind of a couldn't make any money at it. poisoning; smile, because you're in photo editor Ross Weitzner polyester old guy slacks and a sweat mixture between Old Spice and Social security only pays $300 a college, you've got you're whole skin covering. In short, he looked sports editor Mike Kazimorc sweat. month, and last month I had a life ahead of you and you have all about like any other 76 year-old guy assistant sports editor Many Fuller Come to think of it, what is the diabetic attack and had to go in the your teeth. who hitchhikes his way across the difference between Old Spice and hospital. Then they took the graphics editor Jim Mericsko U.S. sweat? apartment and left me on the street. Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan & Jay Geiser Yessir, this was opportunity For an instant I felt that morning- And right before I left I found out Joe Peiffer is a weekly columnist Weekend Reality managing editor Melinda Monhait hitting me right in the face. Time to after awkwardness of two people they were building a mall where the for The News. If you have any Weekend Reality managing editor Dorian Halkovich take a chance without much risk. seemingly thrust into a situation steel mill used to be," George said. questions you can reach him at special projects editor Robin Coe After all, if this hitchhiking senior where they have absolutely no idea Fun guy this George was turning jpeiffe @ andy.bgsu.edu assistant special projects editor Mellisa Liposki MAN ON THE STREET The BG News Editorial Office Does the baseball strike matter now?

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Gone by Scott Brown each of the four teams playing The Associated Press already from the bottom half of The BC News by John Gibney her stomach, but she believes the draw are second-seeded two of the others. The BG News the team is ready for action. A stiff test awaits the Bowling NEW YORK - They play Goran Ivanisevic and No. 7 Boris It is Bowling Green's first ap- "They want to be tested," Green soccer team this weekend pearance in the Akron Classic in different styles, Michael Chans Becker. The marathon practice ses- Van De Walle said. "With their as it opens regular season play at using speed, Pete Sampras using After losing the first set and eight years. sions for the women's volley- competitive nature, they'll the Akron Children's Hospital The Falcons split their final power. Both work. down a service break in the sec- ball team takes a back seat to take the court and expect to Classic against Coastal Carolina two pre season scrimmages, Chang moved into the third ond at 0-2, Chang cut down on his the start of the regular season and nationally-ranked Loyola of against Oakland and Kenyon. round and Sampras into the sec- errors and watched Washington this weekend as they prepare Maryland. Bowling Green has only given up ond in the U.S. Open on Wednes- make plenty of his own to win six for their first tournament in "All three are very Head coach Gary Palmisano is one goal on defense in the pair of day. Sampras had what for him straight games. Dekalb. 111. eager to get the season under- games, pleasing Palmisano. good opening was the perfect opponent, but Washington seemed beaten The Fal- way, testing his team's mettle "After the first two scrim- Chang faced a familiar and dan- when he was broken to 5-3 in the cons' quest opponents. I feel we against a Loyola team that is ex- mages, I'm pretty happy with the gerous combatant. third set. But the former Michi- for a fourth pected to be at the top of the East discipline on the defensive side have a very tough, "We're not players who can gan Ail-American bore down to consecutive Region and in the Top 25 na- of the ball," Palmisano said. "We really serve you off the court or push the fourth set to a tie- postseason demanding tionwide. The Falcons open with stress that a great deal in the blow you off the court," Chang breaker. appearance Loyola on Saturday at 5 p.m. and preseason. When we get our- pre-conference said of opponent MaliVal Wash- Chang survived the 3-hour begins when follow with Coastal Carolina on selves in trouble is when we ington. "It's more or less a chess match with a few big serves and they face schedule." Monday at noon in Akron. create the opportunities for the match. I tried not to take it into Washington's errors. Wisconsin in Denise Van De Walle "As far as rankings go, Loyola opponent" the fifth set because I knew he In one of the shortest men's the North- was in the tournament last year," Kenyon was defeated 1-0, while volleyball head coach was not going to get tired." matches so far - 85 minutes - ern Illinois Van DeWaile Palmisano said. "They'll be in the Oakland dropped the Falcons Chang, seeded sixth, beat Invitational Saturday. The Sampras, playing his first Top 25 in the preseason poll. 1-0. But while the defense has Washington 4-0, 6-2, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) team plays the host Northern win. match since being sidelined with They return virtually their entire shone, the offense has sputtered. to get into the third round. Ear- Illinois Saturday evening, fol- In preparation for the tendinitis in his left ankle, easily team. "We've spent this week work- lier in the day, Sampras, top- lowed by a Sunday afternoon season. Van De Walle strove to brushed aside Ullyett. "It will be a great test for us, a ing on set pieces, starting to de- seeded and the defending cham- match against George Mason. create a competitive atmos- chance for us to see where we velop our shape from an pion, overpowered South-African Sampras, seeking his third U.S. "All three are very good phere in practices. Battles for are in terms of our preparation." offensive standpoint," Palmisano opening opponents," said Den- qualifier Kevin Ullyett 6-2, 6-2, Open crown and his third Grand starting positions as well as Other than that, Palmisano said. 6-2 in a first-round match Slam title of 1994, served as hard ise Van De Waile, the head six-on-six scrimmages have knows little about his opponents Since last season, the Falcons coach beginning her 12th year Defending women's champion as ever - up to 125 mph And he added fire to the workouts. in the tournament. He'll have a have completely restructured at the University. "I feel we Steffi Graf and fourth-seedec: was magnificient, yielding only Executing the fundamen- chance to scout Coastal Carolina, their midfield lineup. Palmisano Mary Pierce, considered one of one point on serve in the first set. have a very tough, demanding tals, such as passing and as they play directly after the has been impressed so far with pre-conference schedule." blocking, consumed a large her strongest challengers, high- But he didn't attack the net as Falcons Saturday afternoon. the work the midfield has done. After a Tuesday night match portion of time throughout the light today's matches. Also seek- he has done in the past, and didn't Host Akron Is the fourth team Brian Glibkowski, Joe Burch and in Dayton, the team travels sessions. Van De Walle added. ing berths in the third round chase every ball. He didn't have in the tournament. One of Bowl- Steve Klein, a trio of sopho- were sixth-seeded Linday Da- to. west for a weekend tourna- While Falcon players hope ing Green's Mid-American Con- mores, will steady the Bowling ment in Lincoln, Neb., where for a sweep this weekend, the venport and No. 10 Zina Garrison Green attack around the center Jackson. Sanchez Vicario was pres- ference rivals, the Falcons don't they'll encounter top-10 tournament provides other line. In other first-round action in- sured, but she said she doesn't play the Zips over the weekend. powerhouse Nebraska. opportunities for the coaching The tournament is set up in a "Those three I really like," volving seeded players Wednes- mind being forced to step up her The coach has butterflies in staff. day, No. 8 Andrei Medvedev of game this early in the tourna- type of round-robin format, with Palmisano said. Ukraine defeated Austrian Gil- ment. bert Schaller 6-3, 6-4,6-2; No. 14 Yevgeny Kafelnikov of Russia "It's always better to have stopped Jacco Eltingh of the tough matches in the beginning Netherlands 7-6 (7-4), 7-5, 6-3, because you're going to have The Gavel and South African Marcos On- more tough matches," she said. druska eliminated No. 10 Alberto Berasategui of Spain 6-1, 2-6,6-3, 6-3. w Two seeded women's players is holding an were eliminated. Leila Meskhi of BGSU FOOD OPERATIONS Georgia ousted No. 14 Anke LABOR DAY WEEKEND informational/ organizational Huber of Germany 6-2, 6-2 and 1 c «>■%l.ltA I I I.A 1 IONS * meeting Natalia Medvedeva, Mcdvedev's TO MCDONALD, KREISCHER sister, beat No. 16 Amy Frazier ALPHA XI DELTA'S «c FOUNDERS Tuesday, September 6 6-2,6-7 (3-7), 6-4. 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We gladly accept checks and credit cards Open Mon. - Fri. 9-8; Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 your Assurance of Quality BLCIE RIBBON PHOTO 157 N. Main St., B.G. (Across from Uptown) Ph. 353-4244 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHll imiiiii inmiin The BG News page six Friday, September 2,1994 DONATION FALCONS failed, and BG never had the ball Continued from page one. Continued from page one. again. Moffie looks to buy pirates "I think our special teams an- 15,204 alumni contributed to did that. Then we held defen- swered the critics. All aspects of their colleges, departments or sively and took the next posses- our special teams excelled," by Ths Associated Prest field to five or six possible The Pirates' present owner- special programs including ath- ship, which says it has lost $60 sion down for a field goal to take Blackney said. "As for the rest of buyers by mid-September. letics and marching band. Moffie, who would not dis- control of the game," said Wolf- the game, we wanted to play mis- million since 1985, put the In addition, the annual telefund pack head coach Mike O'Cain. cuss specifics of a possible take-free, and we made too many CLEVELAND - Jeffrey National League franchise up raised more than $658,000 In While State'* offense was mistakes with penalties." offer, said he hopes to meet J. Moffie, the owner of a su- for sale Aug. 3. pledges from alumni and others. clicking, BG's sputtered BG was penalized six times for burban Cleveland Investment with the task force by Friday Rather than handling the sale of next week. directly, the Pirates' public- Frisch said students may not throughout the second half. 58 yards, while the Wolf pack and financing company, said Henry and the offense only only lost 18 yards on two infrac- Thursday he Is leading a group private ownership consortium realize all the areas in which this Mark Pollock, special coun- money is used. touched the ball a total of 11 tions. of Investors seeking to buy the sel to Murphy regarding sale of placed the burden of selling the Pittsburgh Pirates. team solely upon the city, "A lot of this money goes to times in the final half. The Wolf- State flanker Eddie Goines also the Pirates, would not com- scholarships, to support aca- pack horded the ball for 24 of the slashed up the BG squad. Annond O. Amson, a Cleve- ment about the Moffie group. which negotiated the right to land lawyer and former gen- sell as a means of protecting a demic programs and to support final 30 minutes of play. "The policy we're taking the library," Frisch said. Another Vitetich field goal On the Falcon side of the ball, eral counsel and part-owner of should anyone announce that $20 million loan made to the the Cleveland Indians, is rep- consortium in 1985. gave NC a 20-9 edge at the end of Ronnie Redd grabbed three they are dealing with us on the the third quarter. resenting the Moffie group. The University also received passes from Henry for 84 yards. transaction is that we will Amson described Moffie as Its largest bequest ever, during The sole BG touchdown came Included in his trio was a specta- Amson, who is not one of the neither confirm nor deny they "a young, successful busi- the 1993-94 fiscal year. The es- in the final minutes of the fourth cular 53-yard catch over NC de- potential Moffie investors, said have negotiated with us," Pol- nessman who has made an tate <>( James Good, a 1951 grad- quarter. Steve Ayres blocked a fender Ricky Bell. he is attempting to set up a lock said Thursday. "We dont enormous amount of money uate, was given to the University Wolf pack punt and Chioke Brad- meeting with Pittsburgh want to get involved in public and who now has the where- and will be used to fund the Col- ley picked up the pigskin and Henry finished up with 13 Mayor Tom Murphy's task discussions in any early stage withal to own that franchise in lege of Business Administra- scampered 43 yards into the end completions on 24 attempts for force, which will narrow the of negotiations." connection with others." tion's first endowed chair. zone. The two-point conversioj 184 yards. Classifieds

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Earn cash In class DORM REFRIGERATOR LARGER SIZE HAS Commons in West HaH. PERSONALS needs volunteers to represent students In eve Earn 1200 plus taking notes Bowling Green Village Apartments BGSU courtroom. Need not be a law major-juat For more into call: FREEZER...WORKS GREAT. $75. CALL 300 Napoleon Rd. * 352-6335 352-5510. SKY DIVE BO invitee all BGSU students to OUT interested snd dedicated. Advancement possi- 352-0660 or 353-3109 Now accepting applications tor 1 and 2 bed opsn house Thursday. Sapt. 6. from rooms. Come in and Qel on the waionQ list. Adam Rich's nsw tape Virgin Freak ia now bilities along with great experience. See us et Free rust color couch,U pickup. 730-11:00pm at ma Ohio Soils. 3rd floor Su- available at Mad Hatlar and Findsrs. S songs of Sept. 14Activit>e»Fairlormoreinlol Loving ft reliable nanny to care for our 2 chil- Leather took sleeper sola $20. dani Unegn. Attend and register tor a traa flrsl- pure guitar adrenalin. I'm also looking tor a XO SIGMA PHI E PS ILONXO dren in our BG home. References required. Call 1-893-8921 (Beth) jump course lo be raffled oft that evening. For bend. Contact me at 372-6376 or come to Call 1-537-1815. more info, call 352-5200. The sisters of Chi Omega would like to con- 53SC Founders Quad. gratulate Twig on her recent lavalieirng to Sig- Mother's Helper needed in our Perrysburg GE White Washer A Dryer Dope's For ma Phi Epsiion Scon Lucasl Good condition UAOIUAOIUAOt Friends of B< I W. starting a group. To get home, TUBS, ft Thurs. Desire non-smoker, with XO SIGMA PHI EPSIION XO 3S2-S939 Direclor-sl-Lerge position opart. together, call 372-2130 lot more intormation transp. ft relerences u help care tor house and Be pan of tie largest student programming boys-ages 3.2, ft newborn. Call 1 -674.1958. Dopes board on campus Applications tor a new ba- MIXOLOGY XO-Phi Kappa Alpha "XO Natures Way Landscapes - full ft part-time po- Hunter Green loft. Mint Condition. son position available now in Rm. 330 Union. S cnups coming soon... Congralutaiione to Julie Klein on your May sitions Flexible scheduling • whole days pre $800.8.0.354-0822 Say No To Drugs!! Due back by Noon Sept. 81 h. Watch BG News for details" pearling ft your recent engagement to Pti Isrred. 686-7865. CaU 2-2343 tor de:a»s I Kappa Alpha, Brian Levinel UAOIUAOIUAOI XO * Phi Kappa Alpha • XO Program Assl. Victims Advocacy Prog., The Need a Resume Builder?? Link seeking VISTA worker. Community organ- izing ft resource dovelopmenL 1 yr. tuit-oms acs UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Positions are now available on the 1984 Fall xoxoxoxo plcml.. 1637-mth. Health ina. ind. 3S2-S387, Sat Hey UAA'ers - Welcome Backl Our first meal- Prairie Margins Stall Diamond Pledgee: 8 5pm lor appl. Due979194. 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JE K: N I> -A w E EC •&*»• ' ' '•^1 |ty"-,'.■ ■ ■.<3i ■,^BH •L„?* ';.| ■ . 1 1 m m ■K' m ■ m m : RL/1LITY • m ^LH 1MII (COTLEIR STTdDIR^f ft:1 '".." '.■ ;■: {; 1 ^H (5 The Appeal of Death • Why do people stop to watch an accident? Why are violent ft --,-- yes 1 ^ft movies blockbusters? What glues views to a television set ft ■■^^%wt i and stop their daily routines to watch a murder trial? Are we wrong in our desire for violence or is this natural. Does the media give us our taste for blood, or do they just . sate an already present appetite for violence. f r. ^• .. f

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■ * r ■ .1 T. ~ IFtEATTUJIBIES APPboK § Jen Mathe Q&A with USG President Jen Mathe. The senior interper- IDlElPAIRirBaiEFJirS sonal communication/political science major talks about Events anything reporter Joe Peiffer throws at her. Here's what's happening in the burg of Bowling Creen. If it's going on, you'll And it here. CD Review HE) On the wall, but on at the Ground The newest compact discs from Consolidated gets the shakedown along with the soundtrack from Natural Born Killers. Grounds for Thought shows an open mind for art. Owners Moview Review Here's the lowdown on the new flick from Oliver Stone, Natural Kelly and Laura Wicks invite any artist wishing to display Born Killers. their works to come see them. Video Review With the violent nature of movies, here's a film that stands with the best, Romeo is Bleeding. IIS Where the buffalo roam Pretzel Boy Music Quiz Sheri Turco visits BW-3s, BG's newest chicken wing restau- rant. From wings to week to other wonders, you'll find out whats hot and whats hotter.

WEEKEND editors' letter Welcome to a whole new plane of reality. I introduce you to Weekend Reality, the University's newest and hippest magazine. Designed to be a refreshing alternative to typical periodicals, Weekend Reality will hopefully provide you RE./IUTY with the freshest facts on people, places, and events. In addition, editnr Andy Dugan readers will have the latest on the cutting edge of music, movies, and itaff photographer Ross Weitzner other forms of art. In our debut issue, Weekend Reality looks at society's hunger managing editor Melinda Monhart for violence and how big business and the media help to feed its managing editor Dorian Halkovich voracious appetite. If our oversaturation to violence breeds actual acts • taff writer Anita j. Michaels of violence, then where does the vicious cycle end....and who's behind itaff writer Eric Parker it all, and are they laughing? itaff writer James Brandon Probably all the way to the bank. exeeutire editor Clen Lubbert Aside from the morbid, this issue will also feature new music Copyright © 1994 by Weekend Reality. Reprinting of any reviews, local and upcoming events, and even an interview with the materials in this publication without the permission of Weekend new university Undergraduate Student Government president. Reality is strictly prohibited. It is my hope that by the time you reach the back page you will have found at least one thing that Weekend Reality is an independent magazine published weekly will make your weekend that much more real. during the academic year. Enjoy! Send all letters, questions, submissions or any other correspon- Andy Dugan dence to 210 West Hall, Bowling Creen. OH 43403. editor

September 2, 1994 Weekend Reality What's buzzin in the swamp?

• Poetry. The National Library Mu in I,i) uinoon. of Poetry has announced that •South African motion $12,000 in prim will be awarded pictures. BCSt's African Film this year to over 250 poets in the Directors Series start:, with lhe drawing out of a 1939 derby North American Open Poetry South African motion pictures Well, look at this! Another Contest. The deadline for the "Dilemma (A World of Strangers)" school year is finally underway from Pretzel Boy's grandfather's contest is September 30. Wi I at 7:30 p.m. and "Dingaka" al9 and Pretzel Boy, the sally twist, attic. Winners will also receive a The contest is open to everyone p.m. on Sept. 6 in the Cish Film is back with a season of tune free promotional cassette or and entry is free. To enter, send Theater. Admission is free. trivia for anyone who dares compact disc from Madhatter one original poem, any subject • 1944 Box Office Hits. A challenge him. Music Co., 143 E. Wooster St. and any style, to the National series of box office hits from 1944 This past summer proved to Check your musical knowledge; Library of Poetry. 11419 will be shown at BGSD's Gish Film be a great success for the PLAY THE GAME! Cronrigde Dr.. P.O. Box 704- Theater beginning with "Coing My Pretzel Boy (and Sideshow 1981, Owings Mills, MD 21117. Way" at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 7. The Charlie) contest. Of the 20 1. What alphabetic band sang • Quills. Over 45 handmade motion picture won Oscars for people who went to school here "Poison Arrow" in 1982? quilts will be on display at the Best Picture. Best Director, Best this summer, 19 of them played! Quilting for Sunshine exhibit in Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Well, I don'i know if I have 2. What was the "Breakfast the Ownes-lllinois Callery, One Best Title Son£ Admission is free. all of my figures right, but I do Club's" only hit from 1987? Seagate, in downtown Toledo. • American Graffiti. The Cish know that 99.99 percent of the Ohio, from September 2 - 29. Film Theater at BGSU will show student body likes music...and 3. What 1989 hit by Young M.C. The exhibit will be open to the "American Graffiti" at 9 p.m. on that's good (the other .001 was played in the movie "Uncle public daily from 9 a.m. to 9 Sept. 8. Admission is free. percent don't have ears). Music Buck?" p.m. Admission is free. • VCTO meeting. There will be enhances our lives and everyone 'Skydiving Information and a VCTO meeting on Wednesday at has their own personal taste, as 4. What former J. Geib member raffle meeting on Sept. 8. Sign 9 p.m. in Room 235 in the dol. sang "Come As You Are" in up at UAO office. Technology building on campus. This summer Pretzel Boy got 1987? m/siyj HEARD ■ Leakart Clasale r I Ira - BGSU Clab Soccer Tryouts. to challenge the fitness of the Series). "American Craffiti" on Anyone interested can call Brett at musically-inclined cerebrums of 5. What fruity group sang Sept. Film is free and will be 352-0621. Meeting will be Sept. 7 students with Early 80's tunes. "Dreams" in 1993? THE LATEST? shown in the Gish Film Theater. from 4 to 6 p.m. next to the All movies will be shown at 9 stadium. It must be said, it was a tall 6. What fairytale group sang p.m. unless otherwise noted. For •F.O.C.U.S meeting. First Year blast, but demographics are more info, call 2-7164 or 2-2343. Off-Campus University Students talking and the times are a- "Cypsy Road" in 1988? ■ Third-AnnuaI Hide to the organization will have officer changin'. Rapid*. The one-day bicycle elections on Sept. 12 at the Off- Although Uptown still pulls 7. "The taste of jealousy is like a tour, sponsored in part by Kiss Campus Student Center, ground in the big crowd (and a very lust for gold," is part of what FM and Toledo 11 features floor of Moseley Hall. Interested young crowd!) on Monday song off Crowded House's 1986 routes of 40 and 60 miles which parties can pick up an application nights, when its theme is debut album? begin and end at Fort Meigs for office at the Center. "Early-80's" Night, the closest State Memorial in FVrrysburg • ODSN. Organization Develop- connection these 18- and 19- 8. "Dynamite" was an MTV song and tour the historic village of ment Student Network will have its year- old funseekers have to that sung by which member of the Crand Rapids, Ohio and benefits first meeting on Sept. 7. at 7 p.m., kind of music is remembering Jackson 5? the National Multiple Sclerosis in Room 4007 in the BA building their older sister or brother Society. Participants can register on campus. cranking it out of their 9. What artist came out with now or on the morning of the • World Student Association bedroom all those years ago. "100% Pure Love" this year? event from 7-9 a.m. at Fort elections on Sunday, September 4, I'oini being: new faces want Meigs. The registration fee is for the 1994 Board. 4 p.m., llth new music, so newer music, as 10. What "rock" group sang $20, and registrants need to raise floor of Offenhauer West. well as the older stuff, is what "Mixed Emotions" in 1989? •Applications are due for the at least $50 to ride. For more you'll find in the contests this info, call the National MS UAO director-at-large position at fall. So now everyone can play, Society at 419/897-9533. noon on Sept. For more informa- and everyone better play! • Labor Day Parade. tion call 372 - 2343. Winners will be selected Downtown Toledo on Sept. 5. An following the contest entry annual event since 1983. Starting deadline (Wednesday at noon). If time is 10 a.m. When you party. a lie occurs, the winner will be • Free Coaeert. Cheap Trick selected through a legitimate will be performing at Downtown remember to... Toledo's Promenade ftirk catch her there Saturday, Sept. 3. starting Sept. 1st. • Volley ball. The Volleyball 354-2244 team will travel to DeKalb, 425 E. Wooster Illinois to play against Wisconsin at 10 a.m. and Northern Illinois - OFF ANY I at 7 p.m. on Saturday, and then l$i face Ceorge Mason on Sunday at J SERVICE- J noon. Including Haircuts J 'Soccer. On Saturday, Sept. 3, w/ Jen at Changing | the team will travel to Akron, | Times j Ohio to play Loyola (Md.) at 5 p.m. They will also play Coastal exp. 10/1/94 ^J Carolina while in Akron on September M, 1994 Weekend Reality IWhere the buffalo roam On the BW-3's has a myriad of culinary delights to sate the masses wall, but tbySheHTurto try the Blazin' wing, BW-3's answer For non-wing lovers, chicken-on- quick, easy, close to campus and to California brushfire in your weck and BBQ pork-on-weck are inexpensive. They have daily specials When walking down mouth. Hey, they're worth a try, the good between II a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Most still at I East Wooater one can't U fire department is just a half mile choices. BW-3 describes week as A are just under $3. help notice that Cassidy's delicious Kaiser Roll with salt and Another added attraction of — once a (fowling Green bar down the road. When ordering those famous caraway seeds on top." IVanslation Bowling Creen's latest addition to Grounds landmark - has gotten a for BW-3 novices: submarine the makeover. A second glance will wings, don't forget to mention celery and bleu cheese because it's sandwiches. bar/restaurant scene is their unique by EUmmbeth Baxter show that it in fact isn't even trivia game which allows a person to Some Other Place anymore. It's extra. However for those looking for a little Mexican fare, check out Taco test their knowledge against other now the 27th BW-3 franchise. Priced at just $3.75 a dozen, BW- Aspiring artists who would like Bell BW-3 patrons. It's a nice variation to have some of their work on For the mild-tasted, this 3 makes for a cheap dinner date next store. Fajitas are not BW3's from the usual ESPN sports fare in display in public should take a reporter recommends the teriyaki without involving a drive thru best offering other area sports bars. walk down to B.G.'s Grounds For sauce on their wings but the window — something Bowling Green The best time to try BW-3's range One of this month's questions Thought. tough-tongued will enjoy the hot. has been lacking for quite some time. of fare is during lunchtime. It's asks the meaning of glutney. The Out of the kindness of their And it is only the brave that will answer hearts and the want of variety on -eating yourself silly. 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Weekoml Reality Septemtber t, 1994 Killers •••Born The Appeal of Death Billy the Kid and Jessie James. by MUhael Zairarki People find pleasure in swing death on the big screen of a Oliver Stone's new movie Natural Born Killers weaves an movie theater. This fact is apparent by the millions of dollars that interesting tale. Mickey and Mallory Knox, the movie's main action packed, shoot 'em up, hiplt body count movies make for characters, leave their dyslexic lives, go on a killing spree and Hollywood studios. Jacoby said ii is the emotional jolt, that is felt become an overnight sensation. from seeing violence from the relative safety of a movie theater seat, that is appealing. The media takes their macabre acts of violence and brings them into the spotlight. The apprehension of Mickey and "Violent movies are like roller coasters," Jacoby said. "You Mallory leads to magazine covers and even prime-time televi- know you're going to be safe in your seat, but at the same time sion. The American public is exposed to them and their you're able to experience the emotions that the characters experi- ence. We seek thrills and this it just another source." exploits and they crave for more. An interest is sparked. They "Violence has always been an enduring theme of death and want «B know how Mickey and Mallory think, how they reason and why they exist. dying," Jacoby said. "We want to know the effects of violence on a victim. We become voyeurs of a tietims anguish and pain. We can It is through Natural Born Killers that Stone tries to hit see ourselves in the victim's situation and it gives us an emotional his audience with one very important message: America has an jolt. obsession with violence and a love for the people who commit it. Holmberg said the realization <\\ ihe connection that exists Although it is popular to think our obsession with violence between violence and humans should not be such a shock because is new, it can be traced back to the early history of this in life, violence is real. country, said Stephen Cernkovich, University professor of "Life is violent. The forces of nature which exist around us are sociology. The Indian Wars and the Civil War, acquiring and violent," he said. "It's no surprise lhat we have a curiosity about then settling this vast land left in their wake a trail of blood. it." "Violence was seen as a useful means of obraining a valued Holmberg said violence aid death have been a popular topic goal," Cernkovich said. throughout history, not only in (hi- media, but also within areas of Carol Holmberg, University professor of popular culture, art such as plays and operas. said serial killers and mass murder's are seen as walking "Everyone encounters violence and death at some point in their violations of society's norms. These "walking violations" tend lives — so you tell a story about it," he said. ^to spark the interest of the American culture because this Holmberg said movies are hyper real, that is they contain a large country's roots sprung from people who were violators of amount of violence. Uociety. "A large amount of violen *e is packed into a short amount of "The Revolutionary war sprung from 'Yanks' who wanted time and it heightens the experience for the viewer," he said. •y Ito vtolate the (rule of English society^ Holmberg said. "As Violence has also become popular with American television Ufhf ricans we pride ourselves as being outlaws and violence viewers. Not only do we want to see it in our movies, but we also 11 cosies along with that image." want to view it on our news. ve crave to learn more about what N '"Killers epitomize the idea of violating for violating's nukes the serial killer tick. This has prompted networks to create • J sake," Holmber said. "Some people may look at killers with news shows such as "A Current Affair," "Unsolved Mysteries" and admiral ion, and that's weird. Other people may just have a "America's Most Wanted." It is the pleasure of the emotional jolt curiosity about them." that people feel when they learn of these things that builds the Is the media to blame for giving us a taste for the macabre, craving for more. or does it simply sate an already present appetite for violence? "People want to know the details about the dramatic instances Cernkovich said Americans would like to believe that we of other people's lives. It goes back to that emotional jolt. People live in a more civilized society than that of our past. He said it are very curious about other people's lives because the lives of most is interesting that in 1994, people's fear of crime is very high people are not that interesting and emotionally charged," Jacoby when statistics show that crime rates are going down. said. Joseph Jacoby. University professor of sociology, said the Holmberg offers a different explanation as to why our society media has had a long tradition of turning people who are not has an interest with violent death He said America is a culture of the least bit heroic into heroes. Bonnie and Clyde are a good extremes. From the extreme distance between the east and west example because their actions are graphic expressions of the coast, to the extremities in this country's terrain and the extremi- anger and frustration of how the Depression Era society felt. It ties of a cooler northern climate and a tropical southern climate. Art by was the media's sensationalism of their stories that made them He said it is a similar extreme that exists when someone dies a heroes. violent death by the hands of another human being; Once people realize the real story behind these media- "We're fascinated by how extremity is dealt with by a human generated anti-heroes, they become leas appealing. being during a violent situation. How does the victim deal with Michael Lee "When you look deep into their lives and learn more about dying? How does a villian deal with it?" Holmberg said. them as real people, they become less attractive," Jacoby said. "As humans we all have the potential of becoming a victim, a Anti-heroes did not start with Bonnie and Clyde. The villian or even a hero. Thai's what facinates us, because we could violence of the Old West produced homicidal heroes such as easily become one, or all of the three." to be Bad I Natural Born Killers stands near reality by Andy Drngmm and IHUkmei on?" screen at constant intervals, black Mickey, and Juliette Lewis is his Zasr oriel In Oliver Stone's "Natural Born and white film footage is intermixed homicidal lover Mallory. Together Killers", it's not necessariy the plot with technicolor and a macabre take- they kill, simply because they can. Ask Mickey and Mallory what that is so disturbing, we've already off of television shows are used to Robert Downey Jr. is Wayne Gale, the their favorite drug is and they'll become immune to the images of portray everday life. The whole scope sleezy host of 'American Maniacs,' a of the movie is truly a sight to tabloid show that highlights the best attempt to behold. So much is going of America's homicidal killers. His on at one time that viewers find English-accented character drinks in themselves trying to keep pace with Mickey and Mallory's insanity and the events on screen. turns on his most primitive instincts. And that is where Stone's genius Tom Sizemore is Jack Scagnetti, a comes in. The movie is presented to cop with a intensely perverse interest keep each viewer on the edge of in bringing the duo to justice, and a sanity. They follow Mickey and passion for Mallory. Tommy Lee Mallory, they breathe with Mickey Jones, though his character is the and Mallory, they get off and experi- stereotypical redneck hick of a jail ence the emotional jolt of their warden, is as believable as ever. Is actions while trying to escape their there no character he can not fleeing sanity. portray? On top of that. Stone throws the The movie is exhausting You're media and their vulture like mental- left with severe mental fatigue. You ity as they circle the corps of Mickey feel a need to go hide away from the and Mallory's wake. Ratings, ratings, world and contemplate what you just Wayne Gale tries to convince Mickey to give him the Interview ratings. That's the bottom line of witnessed. As aspects of the film oThbliretlMe. tabloid television, hckage it up, come together and fit like puzzle shove it in front of the viewer and probably reply: death. When you death and gore, it's the way it was pieces in a post • movie plot, you they will eat it up. Sure makes you safely sit in the movie theater and presented. begin to realize the enormous think twice about flipping on ' \ watch the array of documentary film Backgrounds are flashing with magnitude of the films message. And, Current Affair.' techniques, video, animation and ghostly images of stallions and like all of Oliver Stone's other flicks, The characterizations are superb. rear projection images, you've got to rattlesnakes, cartoons of an obscenely you realize you got your money's Harrelson portrays the consciousles6 ask yourself, "What the Hell is going huge Woody Harrelson sail.across the worth. Romeo' satisfies hunger *M nukiag. baaltby mm'af money aafcaUnwH. ■■■.., awrin at. Rom*. U Bkmmmg. wert^naMbeaoboatheaae, right uatot The rialeace in Ktmm a to Meexythraer.erjuM •pe«Uyfe.ftfa«.r-icA-,wbnh an-ai by Lea* Oba (HMWV Omfrhmtim. h-teaf, the He Miens Jack it frying to KM film The violeece eho gom Maahuan of human being.. tonWllnenryafNewncfccea 1U*I* tying about ItW.wbere- without gl.rit.atio. muck at They are iiaended onry to ^ fei-nMtakV.hja.tr, abouu.Faloon. the. order. 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Smell the Coffee* Mark Pistel, Adam Shcrburnc and are mixed with music, and don't I packs a sound that would Phillip Steir —are three very bog down Business of Punishment* I otherwise be created only aware and, dare we say, politically as they did on the band's 1992 I through a fusion process correct, musicians. With song release Play More Music. By far between Boston and John r*arr. topics ranging from animal rights the most entertaining spoken Welch teamed up with and vegetarianism to abortion word rani on Punishment is Bowling Green native Bill Gravel rights and the objectification of "Consolidated Buries the Sometimes dark, sometimes in 1986, when they began writing women in pornography, Mammoth**, which describes in hard, but always capturing the the songs that eventually Consolidated is truly an humorous detail how to rid the chaotic nature of the film, the comprised Coffee. The twosome outspoken and well-read band. world of some of the right-wing soundtrack, which was produced, created the album independently This is a thinking person's music, slime they fee) is prevalent in conceived and assembled by Nine at The Warehouse Recording but done in such a way that today's society — for example "i Inch Nails' Trent Reznor, is an Studios in Philadelphia, rVnn. dancing and slamming is possible. think the way to kill Rush excellent compilation of diverse The less-than-bigtime Nowhere on this disc does Limbaugh is to insert Howard quality music. production is obvious in the Consolidated take itself so Stern inside him and let him die Most notable are Leonard Convoluted album's sound quality, but Welch seriously that they become a there." Cohen's two tunes "Waiting for BaalneM of Punishment retains an artist's integrity. The parody. Business of Punishment is not the Miracle** and The Future,** London Records 10-song disc is filled with a Although it may seem strange a great industrial album. It is not which serve as the anthem for rollarcoastcr ride of semi-heavy to find yourself dancing around a great hip-hop album. Ii\ not Stone's movie. Also setting the On their latest release. riffs, emotional vocals and lush in a frenzy to lyrics such as even a great spoken word mood is the instrumental "Moon Business of Punishment* keyboards. "harassing g.y.n.s with a death manifesto. But by mixing little over Greene County" by Dan Consolidated finds itself in the Perhaps it's no coincidence threat/say thai you 're doing god's bits of these elements here and Zanes. midst of a musical identity crisis. that both Welch and Gravel are ivork yeah I bet/respect women, there. Consolidated have created a One of the best aspects of the Beginning with the soundbite of a engineers as they produce the give her some room/believe in her solid platter without spreading film is the way the alternative needle lowering itself on a slab of grinding Boston-esque guitar rights, stay out of her womb..." themselves too thinly over one music by groups such as 17. vinyl, and ranging the gamut from sound that engineer Tom Scholtz (from cleverly named "Butyric genre. It will be interesting to Cowboy Junkies, Jane's Addiction pure industrial sounds has been producing for the past Acid") or "yesterday's executioner hear what develops if they ever and Nine Inch Nails is ("Cutting**), to hip-hop (the 18 years. becomes today's victim/if you're decide to follow only one musical incorporated into the background beginning of "Dog and flonj Accompanying with the the homeless poor or the social direction. of key scenes. These groups blend . ShowM sounds vaguely like Salt-n- talented guitar performances are worker you 're still absorbed in the -Anita L Michel directly into the psychedelic, IVJKI'S "Snoop"), and Jello Biafra- those blaring keyboards. system/they must remain sick so we driving nature of the film as esque spoken word pieces ("Meal, Although dated somewhere in can contribute to treat them...*' Mickey and Mallory Knox roam Meat, Meat and Meat" and Natural Bora killer* the early 80s, the sound ("Business of Punishment"), the the country during their "Emancipate Yourself"), this disc .Soundtrack complements and even highlights members of Consolidated manage haphazard killing spree. is a plethora of styles, moods and Warner Bros. the most melancholy lyrics. to make it work. There are 27 tracks on the CD mixed messages, which sometime For such an independent job, Musically, even with their on- which includes the many sound collide all at once. But before going personality crisis. Are you a killer? Are you the product in truly respectable. capable of killing? clips from the movie with Juliette If a soundtrack's main goal is to Lewis proclaiming she got the capture the feeling and mood of the worst head of her life and Robert movie, then Natural Born Killers A Downey Jr., getting the youth of Soundtrack for an 0/i'iw Stone film America to admit if they were a is an excellent example of that mass murder they would be Prices are Falling on object ive. Mickey and Mallory. CD's and Tapesr *£ $11.96

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