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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Opinion H E Sports Tom Mather translates technological garb. Hockey looking for redemption Page 2 against Ferris State and U of M. Page 4 Nation Falcon football takes on Jaywalking charges dropped Western Michigan in an against young Nation of Islam unfamiliar role. members. Page 3 NEWS Page 5 Friday. November 8, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83. Issue 194 The News' Christopher's resignation accepted someone who has a lot of endur- having been steady through Briefs Barry Schweld statesman and said he would be bassador to the United Nations, The Associated Press hard to replace. "Time and again, who is considered a possible suc- ance and stamina." these four years." Couple found guilty I have reached out to my friend cessor. Asked to list his proudest ac- Clinton is expected to decide WASHINGTON ~ Warren for his counsel and support," the "Being secretary of state is to complishments, Christopher on Christopher's successor next of animal cruelty Christopher's prescription for a president said. take part in history's relay race," cited his role In promoting a ban week. Among those believed to successor as secretary of state: Clinton said he would solicit Christopher said. "It's been a on nuclear weapons tests and an be under consideration are LEBANON,Ohio -A someone who is forceful and has Christopher's advice in picking a great privilege to me to have run indefinite extension of an inter- George Mitchell, the former judge on Thursday found a stamina successor, but had nothing fur- this challenging leg over the last national agreement to curb the Senate Democratic leader; Al- couple guilty of mis- four years." spread of dangerous technology. bright; Anthony Lake, the presi- demeanor charges that they Basically, he said Thursday, ther to say about a new secretary abused 30 goats, a sheep diplomacy involves "plowing of state right now. Earlier, in an interview, the He also recalled decisions by dent's national security adviser; and a horse at their Warren ahead," and not letting the ups "I owe Warren Christopher a 71-year-old Christopher said he Ukraine and Kazakhstan to sur- retiring Georgia Sen. Sam Nunn; County farm. and downs get to you. debt that extends beyond the was satisfied that over the past render the nuclear weapons the and Colin Powell, the former Municipal Judge James Why is he leaving? "The time broad range of his responsibili- four years he had helped make Soviet Union had stored on their chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Ruppert found William and simply has come for someone ties," Clinton said as they stood the United States "safer and territory, and the attention he Staff. Jean Kilburn guilty of ani- else to pick up the baton," the together with Vice President Al more prosperous." gave to global issues such as Christopher did not venture an mal cruelty. He concluded self-effacing Christopher said in Gore in the Grand Foyer. And he offered this advice for protecting the environment. opinion on who should take his that the Kilburns deprived an interview. Seated before them were Clinton in choosing a successor "Diplomacy is so much work in place. the animals of necessary Later, at a White House cere- Christopher's wife, Marie, senior "Somebody who has the capacity progress," he said. "You simply He said he would return to his sustenance. to provide forceful leadership, have to keep working at a job like The couple remain free mony Thursday, Clinton hailed State Department officials and on bond pending sentencing Christopher as America's elder Madeleine Albright, the U.S. am- someone who has great tenacity. this. I take most satisfaction at See WARREN, page three in several weeks, after court personnel conduct a presentenclng in- vestigation. Each of the charges can Sen. Thurmond be punished by up to 90 days in jail and a $750 fine. But even with the multiple convictions, Ohio law would denies charges limit stacking of those pen- alties because the charges are misdemeanors. Warren County's chief of harassment humane officer charged the Kilburns in June with 71 Scott Sonner would have done something counts of animal cruelty for The Associated Press about it" each of the animals in- Thurmond said in a statement volved. On Thursday, the WASHINGTON - Sen. Patty Thursday that he had not en- judge acquitted the couple gaged in any inappropriate be- of the remaining 39 charges Murray told Sen. Barbara Boxer which involved sheep, dogs nearly three years ago that Sen. havior. and goats. Strom Thurmond tried to fondle "Throughout my life, I have The couple left court her on a Capitol elevator, and made an effort to show gentle- without talking to report- Boxer urged her to make it pub- manly courtesies towards wom- ers, after Ruppert an- lic. Boxer's spokesman said en: that includes assisting them nounced his verdict to end Thursday. through doors, into vehicles and the two-day trial. Defense Thurmond, the 93-year-old yes - onto elevators. That is the lawyer Tom Cole said he South Carolina Republican just same courtesy I believe I was would consult with the Kil- re-elected to his eighth term, de- burns, but expects that they showing Senator Murray," he will appeal to the 12th Ohio nied the charge, and Murray, said. District Court of Appeals in D-Wash, doesn't want to talk David Sandretti, Boxer's com- Middletown. about it, her spokesman said munications director, said Mur- The Warren County Hu- Thursday. ray related the incident to Boxer mane Society has taken "This is an incident that hap- as it is described in an upcoming temporary custody of the pened a long time ago," Murray's book. animals, who remain either press secretary Rex Carney said at its shelter or at another from Seattle. The book, "Women On the Hill" farm providing interim "Senator Murray dealt with it by former Newsweek reporter care. immediately and handled it in a The Humane Society said Clara Bingham, says that when it wants to put the animals way she felt was appropriate and Murray got onto an elevator with up for adoption. The Kil- since then she has not talked an elevator operator and Thur- burns said they want the about it and doesn't intend to," he mond in early 1994, Thurmond animals returned to them at said. put his arm around Murray, tried their farm in Turtlecreek "Senator Murray knows what to grope her breast and said, Township. The judge told sexual harassment is and that "Are you married little lady?" the lawyers he would decide was not sexual harassment," Sandretti said Murray told the custody issue soon, Cole Carney said. "If she ever was a Boxer, D-Callf., about it "shortly said. victim of sexual harassment, she after the encounter." Following a complaint from a neighbor, in- vestigators confiscated the animals on June 16. The Kilburns pleaded innocent Parents' Weekend to the charges, and said the investigators wrongfully took the animals. topics to include Investigators said they found dogs with mange in filthy conditions and dead goats. They also reported Internet, careers finding an emaciated and blind mare mired in mud. Maureen Barry creative in writing papers and The BG News researching. Brinkley makes his Students can do more wide- own news The benefits of the Internet spread research by looking at re- and Career Services will be the sources from other Universities, WASHINGTON - David topics of two presentations given she said. Brlnkley's career is sum- as part of the Parent's Weekend The Internet also offers oppor- med up neatly on the cover tunities for students to look at of his memoir: "11 presi- schedule. dents, 4 wars, 22 political Linda Dobb, Library dean, said corporations and do job searches conventions, 1 moon land- she will make an Introductory In- to explore career options. ing, 3 assassinations, 2,000 ternet presentation for parents at "Students can find better jobs weeks of news and other 10 a.m. Saturday. and find out where other BG stuff on television, and 18 The presentation, which fea- grads are," Dobb said. years of growing up in tures the World Wide Web, Ohio- Dobb said she encourages par- North Carolina." Link, and electronic mail, will be ents to buy computers. He has been on television given in the main lobby of Jer- "I would really like to encour- House freshmen want change almost as long as there has ome Library. age parents to have computers at been television. His style - It is important for parents to clipped short sentences in a home to communicate with their Aim Fram "Voters liked the direction we Rep. Jim Bunn, R-Ore. - trailing understand that students are wry, sardonic voice - is children while they are here," The Associated Press were headed, but what we heard in an undecided contest. Several parodied by comedians and connected to so many resources, Dobb said. was, go more incrementally," and those who are not learning others survived the political echoed by wannabe broad- Another presentation, given by WASHINGTON - Their ranks Rep. Mark Souder, R-Ind., said near-death experiences of ex- casters. about the Internet are not mak- JoAnn Kroll, director of Career thinned by the voters, the fierce Thursday after being easily re- So It is ironic that the ing the most of their University tremely close races, including Services, will explain students' House Republican freshmen of elected to a second term. Rep. Jon Fox, R-Pa, who says he 76-year-old Brinkley should experience, Dobb said. career decisions. 1994 say there will be changes in make the news his last week From Maine to California, 12 of now calls himself "Landslide" According to Dobb, the In- "I am going to talk to parents the new Congress but no surren- the 70 House GOP freshmen as host of ABC's "This ternet Is an important resource after unofficial returns gave him Week With David Brink- dering their conservative agenda seeking re-election were because It allows students to be See PARENTS, page three ley." of less government. defeated Tuesday with a 13th - See FRESHMEN, page three I Opinion page two Friday, November 8,1996 E.A.R. to the ground Translate: technological garb Recently, some of us here at E.A.R. central were You are In luck. We at For- most cases of abstract art. A: Mu-Mu will be fine. eign Language Central have there Is no message. Unless an Q: Well Mu-Mu. Can you In class together In the epicenter of technology, Eurchased a brand newTrans- artist Is able to sell his abstract explain to us why you are called Olscamp Hall. Our professor had reserved (In advance, itor Man XL 500. art for a large sum of money. the "Graffiti Dairy Cows of With this device, we can In that case the message Is, South Chicago?" mind you) for a phone line to be hooked up to our now translate any word, there's one bom every minute." A: Certainly. My great- classroom for the purpose of having a teleconference- phrase. Instruction manual, Mather We needed something fjrandmother. Bessie Capone Ingredients label, foreign lan- more. What else could we cows are a matriarchal society,: type call. The professor called later to confirm the guage, road sign, textbook, etc. translate? By now. you're prob- last names are passed down to. reservation with the technology folks. However, on into Plain English so that you "Did you check next to ably wondering If we used the the daughter's) was bought by the day of the class, there was NO PHONE LINE. Walt the reader may have better that doohickey?" Translator Man XL 500 to talk Bobby Joe Capone. the younger comprehension. (Plain English "Yeah, it's not there." to the The Graffiti Dairy Cows and less successful farmer a minute — I thought we were in the spirit of building as In American English, not the "Oh. 1 guess I don't know of South Chicago. brother of Al Capone. She. community and being "technologically advanced." "English English spoken by where It could be." We did. quickly picked up secrets of the the Bloody English.) We finally found It under The Graffiti Dairy Cows of gangster trade, returned to What's up, tech people? Let me demonstrate. I Just a pair of sweaty socks. Being a South Chicago may not be fa- Chicago, and set up her own • • • • press this button and say. state university, we are not le- miliar to everyone, so here Is a organization. Through the use Translate: Translator Man XL gally allowed to print the trans- brief synopsis: By day. the of a successful graffiti cam- Do people's IQ's instantly drop 50 points when it 500." lation directed toward those Graffiti Cows live and work In paign In and around the Chi-' begins to rain? One of the E.A.R. staffers was driving After a few seconds, a socks In this newspaper. All we and around the South Chicago cago area depleting Hollywood computerized voice states. can tell you Is that youVe heard area. They hold ordinary Jobs stars with milk mustaches, she, around in the torrential downpour yesterday and "Translator Man: cheap gim- at least 7 of the words before, and lead ordinary lives (except quickly built up her organiza- noticed that practically everyone on the road drove mick; X: made In China; L: sold probably being directed at an that they never complain about tion and became the first ever like dolts. This seems to be a universal thing, how- for a Large sum of money; 500: umpire or referee of some sort. the rising cost of milk). For all "cud-lord." probably around 500 dollars." Now we have the Transla- Intents and purposes, they ap- Q: Who's your biggest en- ever, because we've also noticed this phenomenon To tell you the truth, we've tor back In our possession, and pear (yes. It's lame Joke time) emy? back In the towns we're from. had this new Translator for we are wondering what to "uddeny boring." A: Elliot Shedd. He's been quite some time now. When we translate. After much arguing, By night, they operate the after us for years. Not only Is first obtained it, we weren't sure we decided to point it at the largest smuggling operation he on the board of directors for As if there wasn't reason enough to go home ... exactly how to use it. Then we repainted mural on the library run by cows this side of Jer- a major margarine corporation, lost it. By the time we had come and say, "Translate: Art." sey. Milk. cud. sod; you name he's also lactose Intolerant. it's Parent's Weekend! Hide the beer bong and take up with some Ideas. It was bur- "Art: This painting is an It. they've smuggled it. Q: Lastly, what do you down the obscene posters — it's your last chance to ied under the Junk In our room. example of abstract art. When Anyway, through the use have to say to all the little chil- make it look as though you're doing something "worth- "Hey. have you seen that you see the side of the library, of our Translator Man XL 500. dren out there? new gadget?" you don't see any particular we were able to conduct the A: Drink milk. It does a while" up here. TTie thlng-a-ma-Jlg?" picture. You merely see a first one-on-one Interview with body good. • » » • 'No. the whatcha-ma-call- Jumble of different shapes the leader of this Chicago Questions concerning the it." formed together. As a transla- Moofla. Daisy "Mu-Mu" Capone Translator Man. The Graffiti Hey, hell has frozen over! Or. the pedestrian mall ■Where was it last?" tor, you would like me to tell and are able to print It here. Dairy Cows of South Chicago, is open, anyway. Tell us something — was the fence "Under the gobbledy- what message the artist was Q: Hello, Daisy. Or do you and my sanity can be e-maUed taken down just for Parent's Weekend? We're just gook. trying to get across. As with prefer Mu-Mu? to matner@bgnet. bgsu.edu wondering, since this seems to be the weekend when the University pulls out all the stops ... • • • • IM rt\ Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi In a recent article in The yet to see how the campus ef- those people who would not be' Opinion editor Photo editor News, University President fectively embraces and encour- quieted through pressure, re-' Sidney Rlbeau is quoted as say- ages students who experience lentlessly criticizing Injustice. Tiffany Wendeln Brandon Wray ing "It's a tough one. I wish I culture shock, color shock or And though he refused to Copy Chief Entertainment editor had a quick, easy answer, but I language barriers. give up his Identity or assimi- don't," when asked why stu- the Editor Where Is the community late, he touched and linked an Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins dents leave the campus on immense number of people Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor weekends. with his music. We do: there Is nothing When we talk about com-' here at BGSU! That Is. noth- munlty, we have to keep In Production Staff ing for those who don't like to But if we are to extend our own, smaller mind that universities should eat pizza or hit the bars every communities across campus, it will take operate In the service of their, Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl minute of their weekend. some spirit. One example of how it can larger surroundings, not Just Nothing for those who are work is the Caribbean Association's for the campus population. - - Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel not Into football (some claim thirteenth annual reggae tribute to Bob We need to make the there's nothing even for those Mariey ... campus resources available to Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor who are into football, but we're people outside BGSU and not qualified to Judge that). learn from the Interchange. Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry Some of us have neigh- Over the years, the Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec borhoods somewhere else that Marley Tribute has attracted we are loyal to. Some of us have contributed the largest single that anchors us here? Living In not Just students, factulty and friends or lovers back home. amount of these students the Midwest without such sup- staff, but people from all walks Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in Some of us work or. take care (12.54 percent) was Wood port certainly hampers our aca- of life In the larger area of Ohio. this publication without the permission of The BG Ateuis Is strictly of family. County (BGSU Resource Plan- demic performance. Michigan and Illinois. prohibited. But for those who stay. It ning Handbook. 1990-91). If we don't like standing In the spirit of Bob Marley^ The BG News is an Independent publication founded In 1920 has become very clear that the If students come from the around stiffly in cocktail-party come listen and dance with us and Is published dally during the academic year and Wednesday's In the summer. Bowling Green campus Is not Ohio area, they are naturally style, though, we can always If you can. Who knows, maybe, Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the a community yet. more likely to make trips home dance. even the members of our ad~ student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions Those administration over the weekends. In fact, some of us are do- ministration will give up the expressed In columns, cartoons and letters an* not necessarily members who suggest we per- The University thus criti- ing that already. But If we are security of their own homes to. those of The BG News. form more poorly If we don't cizes exactly the kinds of stu- to extend our own, smaller get down with the students who Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, puzzle them so much ... ? typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- hang around the Swamp dents It attracts. communities across campus. It sity affiliation. If any. 7he BG News reserves the right to edit any enough are not helping much, On the other hand, the will take some spirit. and all letters. either. University does not provide One example of how It can Errol Lam The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of BGSU traditionally re- enough support for students work Is the Caribbean Professor Emeritus any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. cruits students from Northwest who come from other states, Association's thirteenth annual Library and learning re-: Ohio. In 1990. for example, al- countries of cultures. reggae tribute to Bob Marley on sources 210 West Hall November 16 in the Amanl Bowling Green State University most 16.000 of the total 18.040 Wheras the administra- Bowling Green, OH 43403 students were Ohio residents. tion seems eager to maintain a Room. Nikkl Waller bgnewsl O bgnetbgsu.edu Within Ohio, the area which multicultural profile, we have Bob Marley was one of American Culture Studies r > m m Nation Friday, November 8, 1996 page three Man arrested for trying to hire person to attack wife Din Seulert America Online last month as said. The Associated Press "Trudy21," and said he was look- When asked about motive, ing to hire someone to kidnap his "Trudy said she wanted essentia- BOSTON - Pretending to be a "sister," beat her with a baseball lly to repay her sister for what 21-year-old woman, a man went bat, rape her with a champagne she had done to her when she was online to hire someone to rape bottle and commit other sex acts. young," said Robert Slkellis, the and sexually mutilate his wife Clarkson said he was looking state attorney general's chief of But the person Harold Clark- for someone from the Northeast special investigations. son connected with happened to to do the Job. Police nationwide have been be a Massachusetts state trooper He provided Palombo with his monitoring the Internet and responsible for searching online wife's name, their home address, other information services for services for criminals, police her work address and a descrip- online criminals, especially since said. tion of her car. He made ar- the killing In Lenoir, N.C., of "He spent 10 or 15 minutes in a rangements with Palombo to per- Sharon Lopatka, 35, who told a public chat room recruiting form the acts in the coming man on the Internet that she someone to kidnap and torture weeks, Palombo said. wanted to be sexually tortured, his wife, so I took him In a pri- Meanwhile, Massachusetts au- investigators said. vate room and led him to believe thorities contacted AOL and She was bound with rope and I might help him," Lt. Andrew traced "Trudy21" to Clarkson. strangled while the two had sex, Palombo said Wednesday. Another trooper contacted him police said. Her nude body was It was that computer connec- and set up a meeting place In found Oct. 25, buried near a tion that led to Clarkson's arrest Rutland, where Clarkson was ar- trailer. Robert Glass, 45, a com- Tuesday. rested and charged with solicita- puter analyst for the Catawba The 50-year-old machinist tion to incite a felony to kidnap County government, has been from Rutland, Vt., logged onto and torture his wife, Palombo charged with her murder. Jaywalking charges dropped against young Nation of Islam members The Associated Press "They were not worth pursuing of the sect. They were repre- in terms of the resources neces- sented by attorney Carl Lewis, DAYTON - Jaywalking char- sary to prosecute such a case," who said he also attended the ges against two Nation of Islam said Sawyer. Friday night vigil. members arrested during an an- Innocent pleas on the charges ti-crime vigil have been dropped. had been entered for Bobby J. "These were good men trying Law Director Tony Sawyer Muhammad, 26, and Benjamin D. to do good deeds when there was said Wednesday the charges Muhammad, 27, both of Dayton. corrupt activity going on all Tkc AiMCtaMd PTCH were minor misdemeanors that The men appeared in Dayton around them," said Lewis, refer- The conservative movement was the big winner on Election Day, according to Jack Kemp. Kemp, carried a maximum penalty of Municipal Court on Tuesday in ring to drug sales on the block. who spoke at Dennlson University Thursday said the Republicans have "pulled the president back $100 and were withdrawn "in the the black suits, white shirts and "This (police action) just doesn't from the far left." best Interests of justice." bow ties worn by male members do anything for racial harmony." Waldholtz receives sentence for campaign crimes Harry F. Rosenthil June. "You admit you committed date. Waldholtz said his misdeeds Eric Holder announced that the The Associated Press "This Is a very sad day for numerous offenses," Johnson The offenses included using "will haunt me for the rest of my government would not file any me," she said outside the court- told Waldholtz, explaining the heroin daily, forging a pain-killer life." He expressed regret to his criminal charges against Greene, WASHINGTON - As Ills con- room. "It is the end of my mar- longer sentence. "You did perpe- prescription on the pad of his former wife, family and friends. whose term ends in January gresswoman ex-wife dabbed at riage, the loss of a father to my trate fraud on family and dentist-father, stealing checks "I am responsible for every- when the new Congress is sworn her eyes, Joseph Waldholtz was daughter." She said she felt the friends." from his stepmother and forging thing alone," he said. In. sentenced to 37 months In prison need to be there because lt After he pleaded guilty in June his father's signature, writing Johnson rejected the plea of Thursday for felonies that In- "closed a chapter in my life." to four felony counts, the $24,600 In bad checks to his par- AJ. Kramer, the public defen- Greene previously said she cluded a $3 million check-kiting The couple has one child, Eli- 33-year-old Waldholtz was free ents, charging money on his der, that Waldholtz be sent to a would not rule out another run scheme in her 1994 campaign. zabeth, about a year old. on personal bond, agreeing to father's credit card and writing a "boot camp" in Pennsylvania. and after court said she did not "I'm relieved my long night- At least four months of the sen- live with his father and step- bad check for eyeglasses. But she said she would recom- know what she will do now. mare Is over," said Rep. Enid tence was imposed by U.S. Dis- mother in a Pittsburgh suburb. A The government had asked for mend that he serve his term in Greene, R-Utah, afterward. She trict Judge Norma Holloway standard clause barred him from a 33 month sentence, the maxi- the federal institution in Allen- Waldholtz will be on probation wept openly during the court Johnson because Waldholtz con- committing further crimes. In mum under federal sentencing wood, Pa., referred to by former for five years after he finishes session, twisting a handkerchief tinued to write bad checks and September, he was hauled back guidelines. "You continued on Inmates as a "country club" his prison term and must pay the as she listened to the judge chas- used heroin while awaiting sen- Into court and was jailed by your illicit course ... you abused among prisons. Internal Revenue Service tise the man she divorced In tencing. Johnson until Thursday's court the public trust," Johnson said. Only last week, U.S. Attorney $10,920. He also was fined $175. FRESHMEN PARENTS Continued from page one. Continued from page one. freshmen and other Republicans English, who comes from a than their breathless 1995 sprint were scheduled for Nov. 20, giv- spoke of revolution and refusing blue-collar northwestern Penn- through "Contract With Ameri- a 10-vote victory out of 240,000 ing potential challengers little about a bit of theory on career to follow the traditional Washing- sylvania district, was one of the ca" bills such as budget- time to organize and campaign. decision making," Kroll said. cast. ton path of cutting deals. earliest Republicans to break balancing and welfare reform. Though a lawmaker's first re- Even so, the influence of In large part, the freshmen's with his leadership and support This would give Republicans younger, conservative law-| Kroll said she will tell parents election contest is historically willingness to strike bargains re- an increase in the minimum wage more time to win over the public to offer support and encourage- the toughest, the freshmen's at- makers will only grow with an in- flects Clinton's embrace of big this year. Even so, he was op- to GOP positions, an area they flux of about 30 additional GOP ment when their sons and trition rate more than tripled the pieces of the GOP agenda: bal- posed by the AFL-CIO and was said they needed to improve. daughters express concerns 5 percent rate at which all House freshmen next year. And as they ancing the budget, cutting taxes, re-elected Tuesday by fewer "I hope we focus on a more ef- grow in number and weather about career decisions. Incumbents lost on Tuesday. revamping welfare. The battle than 3,000 votes. fective way of educating Ameri- "I will discuss ways that par- Souder and others said that elections, their confidence next year could be over details, Still, he said Americans on cans about the benefits of our grows, too. ents help and caution them about while freshmen would continue not hostile philosophical differ- Tuesday were asking for more changes," said Rep. George Ra- "The news is they kept five- how they hinder their sons and to press for tax cuts and reduced ences. moderation - and for results In danovich, R-Calif. sixths of us here," said Rep. J.D. daughters making well-reasoned federal spending during the Con- "What we'll end up doing Is ne- terms of bills becoming law, not That sentiment, voiced by Hayworth, R-Ariz., who survived career decisions," she said. gress that begins in January, gotiating to the lowest common the focus of veto fights. many, Is an Implicit criticism of by 600 votes despite being tar- Kroll said she will reinforce they would expect to compro- denominator," said Rep. Steve "Republicans who appealed to GOP leaders. But freshmen geted by the AFlrCIO, which the idea that help is available mise more with President Clinton Largent, R-Okla, another easy the center did well," English Interviewed said they anticipated spent $35 million spearheading a through the Career Services of- and Democrats. This contrasts victor. said. no challenges of Speaker Newt labor drive to oust Republicans. fice. with 1994, when after grabbing Another GOP freshmen who Is Many freshmen said they want Gingrich, R-Ga., and the current "Despite the best efforts of some Kroll's presentation will occur control of the House for the first an ardent believer In moderation House GOP leaders would have leadership team - in part be- of the worst Interest groups, we in 113 Business Administration time since the 1950s, triumphant is Rep. Phil English, R-Pa to move more slowly next year cause the leadership elections survived, we endured." building at 11 a.m. Saturday. WARREN Continued from page one. Asked if could see himself as Two years ago, in a talk with not in the business of getting de- modest, cautious lawyer oversaw Palestinians Into interim agree- Clinton's special Mideast envoy, Clinton, he had weighed stepping pressed. You have to keep plow- a foreign policy that froze North ments. law practice in California in Jan- Christopher said the task of pur- aside. But Thursday, in his office ing ahead." Korea's nuclear weapons pro- He was an architect of NATO'S uary, and would be available for suing a broader peace in the re- before a White House ceremony, He said Clinton was such a per- gram, ended a bloody war in Partnership for Peace, bringing gion belonged to the president Christopher said: "Basically, I son. Bosnia, restored democracy to former communist adversaries local and international assign- and the secretary of state. am not the resigning 'kind. I'm During his four years, the Haiti and enticed Israel and the closer. ments, but was not specific ro SOLD OUT! sou> oi i: GAMMA £HI BETA ^e ^e Blake Parttlni Muckalt who combined for a total The BC News of 60 goals last season. BG must make strides from This weekend the Falcons look last weekend's defensive output to rebound from last weekend's in order to compete with Michi- pitfalls against Michigan State gan. The squad yielded IS goals and Notre Dame. BG hosts Ferris In two games, while only giving State on Friday at the BGSU Ice up 13 in the past six games com- Arena at 7:06 p.m. The Brown bined. and Orange travel to Michigan to "We have to watch our goals- face the Wolverines on Saturday. agalnst average and keep it The Bulldogs bring a 3-5-1 under three," said senior winger overall record and stand In an Brett Punchard. "We have to play eight place tie In the CCHA with a simple hockey game, which is no conference wins. Ferris is dump and chase, and I think we'll characterized by a slow defen- do fine." sive style of play that leads to Senior defenseman Matt El- low scoring games. dred says that the Falcons can Getting out of the starting win against Michigan by playing gates early could be the key to BG's brand of hockey. BG's success. The Falcons need "We've got a real talented to put some goals on the board team," said Eldred. "If we play early to force Ferris to play BG good solid [defense] get good hockey. goaltending, goals, and special "If we get to them early, then teams we'll beat them." "When they have to open up a little bit," we work hard and everything said BG skipper Buddy Powers. comes together, we have a good "If we don't score early, then shot at beating them." they will stay in that defensive Powers said that BG has the mode and you'll have that low formula to beat the defending scoring games." national champs begins with ten- Another factor that must be acity. "We've got to keep our accounted for is Ferris defense- poise and work hard without the man Andy Roach, who leads the puck, because when you play team with 16 points. Michigan you spend a lot of time "The first thing we have to do without It," said Powers. "We've is control Andy Roach," said got to get a fore-check on their Powers. "He can really get defensemen and make their guys wheeling up the ice and make spend some time in their end, be- some things happen." cause when they transition they BG cant afford to focus on can get up the ice as quick as any only one player when they travel team in the country." to Michigan's Yost Ice Arena Despite being edged by intra- Powers said that Bob Petrie state rival Michigan State, the who gave up elghk goals against Wolverines will be ready to play. Michigan State is expected to Michigan boasts a talented core start against the Bulldogs. Mike of veterans including center Savard who let seven goals get by Brendan Morrison who racked against the Irish, still sports an up 71 points on 28 goals and 44 impressive 2.49 goals-against assists. Other threats include average. Savard will get the nod wingers Jason Botterill and Bill at Michigan. Center Adam Edinger takes a stick from a Notre Dame defender last Ferris Sate and U of M this weekend. HldcM Kobayuhl/The BG Newt Saturday nlgbt. The Falcons will try to get back on tbeir feet against Saturdays game is unfamiliar for Oates, Torre share Bowling Green, Western Michigan AL manager of year Ronald Blum Scott Brown hard. ankle against Akron and will Associated Press The BC News •Those kids love Al Molde. miss this week and possibly the He's an outstanding football season finale at Central Florida NEW YORK - Johnny Oates and Joe Torre were voted co- Oh, how times have changed. coach and a fine gentleman. I can next week. winners of the AL Manager of the Year on Thursday, the first tie Bowling Green and Western imagine that he is the type of "We're banged up right now," in voting in the 14 years of the award. Michigan, the winningest foot- coach that you would want your Blackney said. "It's that time of Oates and Torre each received 89 points in balloting by the ball programs In the Mid- son playing for. I suspect that the year when injuries start to Baseball Writers Association of America American Conference in the they are going to come in here accumulate." Oates, who led the Texas Rangers to the first postseason ap- 1990's, clash Saturday at Perry VS. and play hard and try to save his The Falcons will also return to pearance, got 12 firsts, eight seconds and five thirds. Torre, who Stadium (1 p.m., WBGU-FM). WESTERN Job for him. That's significant the offensive line that started guided the Yankees to their first World Series title since 1978, But a game that had title impli- motivation for somebody that against Ohio. That unit has taken received 10 firsts, 12 seconds and three third. cations the past several years has MICHIGAN you really care about." a lot of fire - reserve quarter- Voting Is conducted before the postseason, and two writers much different implications in Bowling Green enters this back Mark Molk was sacked 12 from each AL city voted. First-place votes are worth five points, Saturday. I p.m. second-place votes are worth three and third-place votes are 1996. Perry Stadium game licking its wounds, as well, times over the past two games, For Bowling Green, It means following consecutive losses to including nine against the Bob- worth one. guarding against a second con- perennial MAC alsorans in Ohio cats - and Blackney has been go- It was the first tie in BBWAA voting since 1979, when Keith secutive losing season. For Radio: WBGU-FM (88.1), WFOB- and Akron. The Bobcats and Zips ing back and forth for the past Hernandez and Willie Stargell shared the NL Most Valuable Western Michigan, simply means AM (1430), WBVI-FM (96.7) are each vastly improved in 1996, few weeks. Player Award, and Alfredo Griffin and John Castino split AL Rookie of the Year. The only other ties have been for the 1976 breaking into the win column Television: none locally but the losses have spun BG into Dontay Hunter and Chad during a tumultuous season. the face of another losing mark. McCarthy - a sophomore and NL Rookie of the Year (Butch Metzger and Pat Zachry) and the 1969 AL Cy Young Award (Mike Cuellar and Denny McLaln). The Broncos may be out to Brown's Pick: Falcons, 20-10 The Falcons regain the ser- redshirt freshman, respectively save coach Al Molde's job. WMU vices of quarterback Bob Niemet - get the nod this week. Torre, 56, took over from Buck Showalter after the season in has had only one losing season this week but lose freshman line- "Younger players in the the 21st managerial change since George Steinbrenner pur- during his 11-year tenure, but he coach Gary Blackney. backer Joe O'Neill. Niemet has offensive line are going to be chased the Yankees in 1973. He became the second Yankee to has already been asked once this "Western is a team that has been out since the Ball State prone to mistakes," Blackney win the award, following Showalter, who was voted first in 1994. season If he would like to move struggled but they have played game Oct. 19 with a dislocated said. "The given is that the older, Torre, who previously managed the New York Mets, Atlanta Into administration. hard," Blackney said. "My in- shoulder and will start. more experienced players ha- and St Louis, became the third former MVP to win the manager The fact that the team will be stinct is that they are going to O'Neill, the team's second- award, joining Frank Robinson and Don Baylor. playing for Molde concerns BG come in here and play extremely leading tackier, sprained his left S«t FOOTIAll, P««* «w- HOMC HOCKCV TONIGHT VS. FCRRIS STAT6 AT 7 P.AA. Students: Remember to get uour tickets by 5:00 P.M. FALCON'S L AST STAND ••**••*•••••*••*•••*•* -t(. University Bookstore * (Well, Home Stand that is) will be closed ttie little ftiep (University Union) Football Volleyball MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 * in observance of WILL BE CLOSED * BG BG MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 VS VS in observance of W/estern /Michigan Toledo g A f\ 0.^; 1:00 pm 7:00 pm Veteran's Day * Parent's Day (At BG Highschool) VETERAN'S DAY ••••••••••••••••••••••A 1 Friday, November 8,1996 Thel'.C News page five BC football player wrongly accused Ohio U. vs. Miami "We were recruited to be new territory Jimmy Golen together, came here together Associated Press in a summer program. If I want BOSTON - Suspected but to get a pizza, they'll spot me a for the universities cleared In the Boston College little money. Next time, I might gambling scandal, cornerback spot them," he said. "That Rusty Miller The Bobcats haven't really had Kiernan Speight said he will hasn't changed." Associated Press a bad game. They have shut out skip Saturday's game against But they never bet together, three of their last five opponents Notre Dame because "my Speight maintained all along. Uncharted territory. That's and their only loss over that span heart Isn't in it." "If a campus bookmaker was where the Ohio University foot- was in overtime to Ball State, Speight, who turns 19 on sitting on your head," he said, ball team is headed Saturday 30-27. Sunday, said he will return "I wouldn't know it" when it goes to Miami of Ohio. Now they find themselves with his family to Washington, Speight's father, John, said Certainly not during their ca- needing a win at Miami and at D.C, to rest and think about he tried to talk Kiernan into reers - and probably not during home Nov. 23 against Toledo to whether he'll rejoin the team playing, but respected his son's their lifetimes - has Ohio played assure themselves of no worse for the season's last two games. decision. Kiernan Speight said a game of so much import in the than a MAC co-championship. Boston College suspended 13 his decision was based on a month of November. "At least the kids think they players this week for gam- combination of concerns: that "It's a situation where people have a chance to beat Miami," bling, including two who bet he isn't physically ready after are still buzzing about football," Grobe said. "That's a switch. In against their own team. Al- a week without practice; that Ohio coach Jim Grobe said. "U- the past, when Ohio played Bowl- though he was one of five he isn't emotionally ready; and sually, this time of the year ing Green or Miami or some of players accused by teammates that it wouldn't be fair to the they're talking about basketball." the other elite teams In the MAC, of gambling, Speight was not player who has been practicing But not this year. The Bobcats they just couldn't compete with suspended, and his attorney in his place all week and ex- share the Mid-American Confer- that upper echelon." said he has been exonerated by pecting to play. ence lead with Ball State heading Middlesex County District At- "After all this, my heart isn't into weekend play. Those two, Now they've proved they can. torney Thomas Rei 11 y. in it," Speight said. "I feel kind along with third-place Toledo and But they still need help to win the "I've done everything BC has of torn up inside." fourth-place Miami, still have league title. If the Bobcats win asked me to do. When the situa- Speight said he will watch hopes of winning the title. their last two MAC games, they tion took place, I felt like there Saturday's game against No. 17 Ball State (6-3 overall, 5-1 in still need someone else to knock was no one on my side," Speight was identified in The other three players were Notre Dame. the MAC) has won six in a row as off Ball State to take the bowl Speight said Thursday in the newspapers after reporters among the 13 suspended "There are some people on it prepares to host Kent (2-7, 1-5). bid. office of lawyer John McBride. watched through a windowed Wednesday. Speight suspected that team who are my friends Toledo (5-3, 4-1), still smarting The Cardinals are the only ones "Somebody should tell me how door as coach Dan Henning and he was included in the group and who I have a lot of respect from its first loss in the MAC who control their own destiny. If my name was put in. Somebody the team's captains confronted because he was close friends for," he said. "I wish them since the last game of the 1994 they beat Kent and Toledo at well." should apologize." him and three teammates. with the other three. season, closes out its home home, they go to the Las Vegas schedule against Central Michi- Bowl no matter what Ohio does gan (5-5,4-3). because of the head-to-head vic- Other games find Akron (4-6, tory. Lavin named Hey you! 3-4) riding a three-game winning streak into its game at Eastern Defending champion Toledo UCLA's new Michigan (2-8, 2-5) and Western needs Ohio to beat Miami while it Michigan (0-9, 0-6) trying to is winning its last three games in avoid its first 10-loss season order to clinch a return trip to hoops coach since 1975 when it plays at Bowl- Las Vegas. ing Green (4-5, 3-4) which has Miami remains alive but needs Beth Harm dropped three in a row. to beat Ohio and then have Associated Press Miami (5-5, 5-2) vs. Ohio (6-3, Toledo win at Ball State for It to LOS ANGELES - Steve Lavin 5-1) figured to be a big game, but sneak into the bowl picture. awoke Thursday to his first full not because Ohio would have day as UCLA's basketball coach anything at stake. Miami, the only to find nothing had changed preseason favorite, won last from the day before. year's meeting 30-2 and holds a The buzz about Jim Harrick's 42-28-2 edge in the series. Manager swift and sudden firing a day ear- But while Miami stumbled with three straight losses early, in- of the Year. lier still dominated the airwaves, Voting tor the 1996 American League the newspapers, the water cooler cluding a 14-10 setback to Bowl- Manager of the Year Award, with met-, ing Green, and then a shocking second- and third-place votes and total and the Paciflc-10 Conference points on a 5-3-1 bests: coaches. 10-7 defeat at Akron, Ohio has Lavin's mind overflowed with come on strong. Manager, team 1st 2nd 3rd Tot thoughts of Harrick, who hired Johnny Oates (tie) 12 8 5 89 the 32-year-old as a volunteer as- FOOTBALL Texas Rangers sistant five years ago and pro- Joe Torre (tie) Continued from page Four. 10 12 3 St moted him to the top assistant's New York Yankees Job at the end of last season. ven't been able to get it done. Lou Piniella 3 4 8 35 Now, he takes over a storied Seattle Manners UCLA program that Harrick was "It doesn't serve any purpose forced to leave because of a vio- to maintain the status quo. Why Mike Hargrove 2 3 3 22 lation involving extra benefits to not put the younger guys in, see Cleveland Indians current players and lying about if they can get better and help us Buddy Bell 1 - - an expense report. to win some games. They are Detroit Tigers "I'd be a robot or a machine if I probably going to make some mistakes, but at the same time Devey Johnson - - 4 didn't have a mixed bag of emo- Baltimore Orioles tions." Lavin said. "But, at the Associated Prvn we have to keep building for the future." same time, I'm the head coach Mike Tyson, who will be defending his WBA title belt against Evander Holyfleld In a Saturday night TomKeNey - - 4 and what we need to do is, and I bout. The game will be the last for 12 Minnesota Twins don't mean to sound cold and cal- Falcon seniors, including Court- ney Davis, Joe Mazzone, Jacque Art Howe loused, but we need to live to- Oakland Athletes - 1 - day." "It was probably the first time Bruins dedicate their season to under Gene Keady at Purdue. Rogers, Shawn George, Eric he'd smiled and laughed since the Harrick, whose record of 191-63 "My training and preparation Starks, Tony Everhart, Damon Kevin Kennedy Publicly, Lavin is trying to - - 1 focus on the season that begins in decision," forward Charles O'- in eight seasons is second only to for this Job could not be better," Smith, Steve Sheets, Steve Hart- BostonRedSot two weeks. Privately, he and the Bannon said of Harrick. "We John Wooden's in UCLA history. Lavin said. "I'm young, but I'll ley, David Farrall, Dave Bru- players havent let go of their talked about things of the past, Lavin's elevation from top as- learn from the players. I'll get howskl and Key Ian Cates. AP feelings for Harrick. some of the things he used to say sistant to head coach comes after feedback from a very small At Lavin's suggestion, he and in practice. eight years of kicking around the counsel of coaches." the team visited Harrick and his "This is a troubling time for bottom of college basketball's Count on Harrick being part of wife, Sally, at their home him and his family, especially coaching ranks as an unpaid, that group. Lavin has made no Wednesday night. For 2 hours, Mrs. Harrick. She's having a part-time or restricted-earnings secret of his intense loyalty they swapped stories and tough time dealing with this be- assistant. toward the scorned coach. "I really, really feel bad for WBGU 88.1 watched videotapes of the cause basketball is their life, and Before Harrick hired him five it was Just taken from them." years ago, Lavin spent three Stevie Lavin," Harrick said Bruins' 1995 NCAA champion- Wednesday. ship run. Lavin also suggested the years as a graduate assistant FALCON HOCKEY A A<1> AQ> at Michigan Al|»ll4l ■•■■! Saturday 6:45 pm Friday Mi Sarah Ward & Corey Follick Carol Claibourne a Matt Jones Catch BG against its Cindy a Doctor Rock Sharon Doroba a Ken Sobecki Kelly E. a Chris 'The Funk" Hartley Emily Brattel a Ethan Ogle arch-rival in a critical Kate Ryan a The BIO Brown DAWG Laurie Poprik a my Two Jeffs Farwig a Hop-A-Long Carrie Zimmer a Anthony Ceresa early season clash! 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It is a good "Street Scene" Is being put on starts out with people talking out representation of the buildings in by the Bowling Green Opera of the windows and on the porch that area, Hofacker said. Theater this weekend. of the building. Then it follows The show is called a dramatic everything that happens that day "Street Scene" is based on El- musical by Gene Dybdahl, direc- from comedy to murder and at mer Rice's 1929 Pulitzer Prize- tor of opera activities, who is the end of the show it finishes the winning play. Weill wrote the directing the show for the sixth way It starts: on the porch" music for the opera when he ar- time. The show's writer, Kurt rived in the United States after Weill, called it that when it came Keith Hofacker, set designer, fleeing Nazi Germany. Langston out because he was afraid of us- said that everything that happens Hughes then wrote the lyrics. ing the word opera in the United is treated as if it were all just States when "Street Scene" came part of a regular day in New The lyrics are written in easy out in the late '40s. York. It starts with people talk- to understand English and, with "Street Scene" is about what ing about the heat, the police, the music, reflect the hot night, goes on at an apartment building how late the milkman is, and, al- the chatter of gossiping house- on an ordinary street In depres- though many things happen in wives, and the natural ebb and sion-era New York City on a reg- between, it ends the same way. flow of an anonymous existence ular day according to Dybdahl. The apartment building was on New York's lower East side. Play provides good times Scott Shrlner The BG News I always enjoy going to see the theater department's freshman production. There's always so much energy and excitement on the stage from the performers and the crew; for many of them it's their first experience with college theater. Van Halen: will they This year the freshman show is Lynda Barry's "The Good Times Are Killing Me," the story of a young black girl and a young emerge 'Unchained?' white girl from a prejudice-filled neighborhood, who form an un- Tom Denk the boys take center stage once one. likely friendship through their The BG News again for the song and video The story of Van Halen is ac- experiences one summer in the "Right Now." tually three stories wrapped mid-1960s. Top of the World: Besides Van Halen, what into one. Why is Sammy Hagar Director Becky K Becker In 1978, four brash musi- other bands have been able to a solo artist once again? What treats this story with a lot of re- performances, too. Jerrita Baker Shawn Appleton, one of the few cians from the Los Angeles thrive in each of the last three exactly happened with David spect, and this is probably the (Bonna) and Kendra Benton non-freshmen in the play, gives a club scene released a self- decades? Nobody. However, Lee Roth? Who the hell is Gary most socially relevant and "real" (Edna) are given the weighty re- energetic, scene-stealing per- titled debut album called "Van VH Is planning to make more Cherone? story I've seen in a freshman sponsibility of carrying the show formance as the neighborhood Halen." Eighteen years and 12 albums, so what happened last During this past June, the show here. But there are also and narrating the story, and both bully. Earl Stelly. He also does an albums later, Van Halen is still year and last decade are only band was working on a song for some good laughs to balance it of them show that they are more impressive turn in a dual role as standing. But the flair and as good as the sales of "Best the upcoming greatest hits out, and the talented cast seems than up to it. Baker does a great a preacher in a church scene. (By flamboyance that has defined Of: Volume One." release. The song, aptly named to be having a lot of fun with the job of showing her initial wari- the way, I think he's also sporting rock and roll's biggest act has Right Now: "Between Us Two," had one show. ness torward Edna, and eventual- the biggest wig I've ever seen in withered, as the band seeks to Whatever Van Halen accom- lyric that Eddie Van Halen The set, designed by Maurice ly seeing her as a trusted friend. BGSU Theatre -- you have to see reposition itself as the pre- plish in their future albums, it wanted Hagar to change. On Sadler, is quite striking and ap- Benton, as Edna, has an enor- It to believe itl) miere act in rock despite the will happen in the shadow of Father's Day, Eddie Van Halen propriate, placing most of the ac- mous amount of dialogue that is pains from a nagging mid-life what has happened these past called Sammy Hagar to discuss tion in between the two girls' directly to the audience, and she Other good performances are crisis. five months. Pity the Van Ha- the issue and hours later the homes on either side of the stage. has a wonderful presence on given by Amanda Perkowski and Van Halen is the rock band len fans. Since June, VH fol- rock world was devastated The segregation between races stage that comes through not John Lester as Edna and Bonna's that many college students lowers have felt the shock of when Hagar's departure was in the neighborhood is often very only in her relationship with younger sister and brother, re- grew up with I was 8 years old Sammy Hagar's unexpected announced. What was said that 1 subtle, seen from the point of Bonna, but as a means of getting spectively, and Stephanie when "Jump" was the hottest departure, the elation of David afternoon only Hagar and Van view of Edna and Bonna, the two us involved in the story. The two Brewer is a crack-up as the ob- song to appear on a booming Lee Roth's return and the con- Halen know for sure. main characters, and it's defi- of them together form an inno- noxious Cousin Ellen. And Da- cable channel called MTV. fusion of Roth's dismissal for nitely effective, striking a strong cent and completely believable vlna Jones, as the Reverend's Seven years later, I watched Extreme frontman Gary Cher- See VH, page Nine. chord with the audience. friendship that is the heart of the wife, sings up a storm in the There are a lot of very strong show. church scene. TONIGHT AT THE WELCOME Parents & Families The Bowl-IVGreeiiery DONT LET WfeATHER OR To BGSU ! SEAFOOD SPLASH * THIEVES DESTROY YOUR Scallops • Clams • Shrimp • Alaskan ■Pollock. • 'Baked fish PARENTS WEEKEND BIKE THIS WlNTERt & our special rtcipc Clam Chowder. Also includes complete soup & salad Bar, potato bar, and unlimited beverages. EXTENDED HOURS BRING YOUR BIKE TO BOOK'S CYCLING * FITNESS, AND LET THEM CHECK YOU* BIKE OVER at the AND STORE rr FOR THE WINTER. a*5.95 39.50 LMHT TUNE A STORAGE flours: 11:30- 1:30pm FALCON'S NEST COMPLETE TUNE A STORAGE 54.50 STORAGE ONLY 28.50 Friday 7am-Midnight ALSO. 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B6 •Mini Mu/fim •Snttit %sOt 'Soup (T Sakd •Volalot lBwAndMOt%l Students & PHONE 353-BIKE Seniors 06.95 The Union *7.25 Kids 4-11 #3.95 fiator R eservations Call: 372-2235 Xjds 3 & Under eat Jrul ■mini Meat Card Accepted 4:30 ■ 7:00 pm ■Big Charge Accepted 11:30 am- 1:30pm dr 4:30 - 7:00pm i page eight The I K i News Friday, November 8, 1996 Vocalist leads Lemonlieads keep smile on face Brett Mercurl ing Around;" in the middle of The BC News which he kicked on the distortion pedal for a little death metal be- talented band Lemonheads/Imperial W "*TRH fore cleaning up and finishing Teen/Walk on Water Penny Brown music racks, only to end up in the final verse, followed by Saturday November 2,1996 St. "Prank Mills," finally he played a The Back Pages the bargain bin in a year or Andrews Hall, Detroit, Michigan Scott Lucas of Local H Is the two. In an era of techno, feed- great cover of the Misfits At 10:30 p.m. the Lemonheads "Skulls" of which he deepened kind of guy that I could see back ridden, pumped-up crap took the main stage of St. An- myself falling In love with. that is a creation of thestudio |BF^»"r*7' his voice to match the tone of drews Hall in support of their Glen Danzig. He's the one that no one would and not talent, it's nice to hear latest Atlantic release "Car But- admit to having a crush on, a return to bare-bones rock i*V^|M During their hour and 20 ton Cloth." They opened with minute set they played 22 songs even though everyone does. and roll, without the synthe- "It's All True" and "If I Could sizers, without the annoying Including the death metal in- He's the guy with all the Talk I'd Tell You," during which charm - the one that would feedback, without sampling. strumental "Secular Rockuli- Evan Dando (singer/guitarist) K ■ ^fl take you months to really get Avid radio listeners may dge," the true "Losing Your did his best Dave Matthews im- Mind," the fun and witty "The to know because he's got so have caught their second pression by performing his crazy single, "Bound for the Outdoor Type," and Evan's trib- many sides. He's "one more leg dance as he played and sang. beer" or that extremely rich Floor,"on The Buzz (106.5 ute to Gwyneth Paltro Much to the crowd's pleasure "6ix"(Here comes Gwyneth's dessert - you know you WBUZ) and other large, com- they followed It up with a strong shouldn't, but you do, anyway. mercially-oriented radio head in a box) as the highlights of performance of "It's a Shame the show from their new release. He's Eddie Vedder, minus the stations. However, don't think About Ray." annoying "tortured soul" aura. for a minute that this band is In the middle of the set they Overall the show was incredi- another Green Day, another But onto Scott's talent as a left the stage briefly, with Evan ble. They sounded great and their musician. Scott is the guita- Nirvana, etc, etc This is a collective stage persona, espe- breath of fresh air on the sew- coming back to play four tunes rist/bassist/vocalist of the by himself. He walked out with a cially Evan, kept a smile on my uprising group Local H, the age-polluted airwaves. face from start to finish. If you cigarette in one hand, a drink in BV* other half of which is Joe Dan- Other moments of brilliance the other and a large grin on his ■ like to laugh and hear good music iels. And just how does a two- on this disc include "Eddie face. He walked up to the micro- I highly reccomend that you Vedder," a groovin' rune with member band, of which one phone and stated "I need to catch their show if given the member plays both guitar and ironic lyrics about the choices smoke a cigarette," followed up chance. some make when it comes to bass, pull this off Uve? Wellll by a puff. He then preceded to what they like. ... Scott has a bass pick-up in tell the crowd "watch this, it's As for Walk on Water and Im- his guitar that is fed through a In summary, I urge you to pretty cool," followed with an- perial Teen there Is really noth- bass amplifier (his guitar is trot your little buns to Mad- other puff of the old cigarette. ing worth mentioning. The music also hooked up to a standard hatter's or Finder's this very Evan then proclaimed, "Watch, 11 was nothing that I haven't heard guitar amp). instant and pick up a copy of now I'm gonna drink," as he po- before and there was nothing to Enough for the gimmickry. this disc You wont be sorry lished off his drink he tossed the stand it out from the same old Their sophomore effort, "As (or feel like you did when you cup to a ready with the crowd mush that is popular today. The bought that ultra- Good As Dead," is something laughing at his odd, yet, intrigu- t^L highlight of Imperial Teen's set disappointlng Meatloaf that I would personally hate to ing humor. His short solo set was Evan Dando and John see pushed to the back of the album). kicked off with "Hannah & Ga- Evan Dando of toe Lemonheads performed In Detroit at St.Andrew'i Strohm starting a two man mosh bbi," followed by the goofy "Be- Hall last weekend. pit in the lobby. Preeeesenting roB Awesome Big/Lil Pairs Back by Melanie McDonald Sarah Brandeberry Sarah Swaine Elyssa Meade fjlSiitbJ Popular Stacey Smith Jennifer Carey Wendy Prater Lauri McCloud Missy Lane Liza Carrizales Molly McCullen Kathy Neu Demand Susie DonVito Michelle Cox Heather Cvengros Jenifer Pepper Nikki SpotO Lisa Peacock Andi Phillips Donna Lyda Erica Crisp Cara Hainer Jessica Porterfield OROBOROS Steph Kaiser Jenger Downey Ann Kessler Angie Sexton MM\\ Amy Robinson Jessica Garrett Amy Fortcamp Megan Shafer \= Tonya Rolfsen Carrie Grigsby Megan Porter 110 N. Main St. • Bowling Green. OH' Friday Night Jennifer Stauffer • 352-9222 • Sarah Pfeitfer Nancy Kerr Resa Ahle Karee Venema Starts at Sarah Marko Allison Shew Shawna Wiemken Full Sunday Dana Albrecht Kandace Kocjan (5 Stephanie Snider Andrea Williams Liquor License 10 pm Most people in our (We want you to get a life.) Come and learn how a career with us can be more than just a job. WE ARE INTERVIEWING NOVEMBER 12, 1996 CALL CAREER SERVICES TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT Northwestern Mutual The Quiet Company http://www.NorthwesternMutual.com 1996 The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Milwaukee, Wl page nine The B< i News Friday, November 8, 1996 VH Continued from page Seven. gar" in 1992 and "Unboxed" in pleasant task of trying to win bassist Michael Anthony. 1994) for his solo career alone. over fans dedicated to ealier VH However, many VH fans feel be- "He finally got to It and said, Whatever words were spoken, acts. trayed after the bitter conclusion 'Alright I'm frustrated. I wanna Hagar is out. Had Eddie Van Ha- Don't expect to see Van Halen of "Van Hagar." Only time will go back to being a solo artist."' len been writing with David Lee playing the ex-Extreme's front tell if the VH faithful return in That's how Eddie Van Halen re- Roth long before Hagar's depar- "More than Words" at a concert the droves that made Van Halen called the fateful telephone call ture? Nobody is sure, but when any time soon. (Hopefully, VH America's biggest rock and roll with Hagar during a radio inter- "Diamond Dave" appeared with fans will never be subjected to act. Otherwise, Eddie Van Halen view with San Diego rock station the Van Halen brothers and Mi- that.) Eddie Van Halen is sched- will have to sleep with the fact he ;\ KCBQ, 105.3 FM. cheal Anthony to make an award uled for a hip replacement on put the clamps on a David Lee In a San Francisco Chronicle presentation Sept 4 at the 1996 December 16, which should side- Roth/Van Halen Reunion Tour, a article on July 1, Hagar re- MTV Video Music Awards, it ap- line him and the band for a few tour that might have produced members the conversation quite peared as if the old gang was months. However, the band is the biggest payday in concert differently. Hagar said, "Eddie together again. currently writing material for a history. said to me, 'You were always the Runnin' with the Devil: new album with producer Glen Aftershock: solo artist. Go back to being a The Van Halen greatest hits Ballard. Ballard produced Alanis Some things are going the right solo artist. We're Jamming with release wasn't too far into the reiterate 'Dave, we don't even Nobody's ever confused David Morrlssette's award-winning way for Van Halen these days. Rock (Roth).'" making when Hagar's tenure as have a song yet and you're pull- Lee Roth for a sign of intelligent Jagged Little Pill and Aeros- The Van Halen brothers and Mi- The clash between Van Halen front-man ended. Enter David ing a hamstring getting ready for life, though. mi tli's upcoming release, as well chael Anthony feel they have a and Hagar had been brewing for Lee Roth. "Diamond Dave" had a tour. This is not going to hap- Why Can't This Be Love? as the two new David Lee Roth team player singing lead for the years according to band manager left Van Halen in 1985 after he pen.'" Don't feel sorry for Gary tracks on the greatest hits album. first time in band history. Also, (and brother-in-law of VH found initial solo career success Still friends with both Roth and Cherone, the RC Cola of the Ha- Van Halen's "Best Of: Volume drummer Alex Van Halen) Ray with his four track release, Hagar, VH bassist Michael An- gar/Roth cola wars. He loves his Eddie Van Halen praised his One" broke in as Billboard's Danniels. Dannlels described in a "Crazy From the Heat" Roth was thony backed Eddie Van Halen's new job. Cherone was opting for new vocalist In an October 10 ar- number one selling album for the July 16th interview with Pollstar informed that VH was working story in the KCBQ interview. An- a career in theatre when he met ticle in the Boston Globe. Van week beginning November 1. The how Hagar has been the band's on the greatest hits album and thony said, "There was no mis- with VH. Last summer he starred Halen said, "Gary can sing any- band may still release videos for soure of infection ever since Ed- called Eddie Van Halen to talk. leading him. There was never a in a Boston opera production of thing. He can sing hard rock and the two new David Lee Roth die Van Halen has quit drinking. Eddie continues the story in an point where It was like, yes, we "Jesus Christ Superstar," win- sing like an angel. He's a talent tunes as well. "This is a guy who somehow interview in this month's "Guitar may do a tour... His bags were ning rave reviews. from heaven." Prospects aren't as bright for managed to blow being a member World." "We were on the phone packed and ready to go, where?" Although there's no denying Sammy Hagar and David Lee of the biggest American rock about 45 minutes and we apolo- According to both Eddie and Cherone can now front a band Cherone's range or stage abili- Roth. The 48-year-old has re- band, period And he's smarting. gized for things we said in high Alex Van Halen, Roth apparently he worshipped in his youth. "God ties, what else could Van Halen sumed his solo career, and will But unfortunately, he's created school - even Junior high." Van made comments to Eddie during threw this in my lap," he said in say? I doubt that Eddie Van Ha- release a single named after his this situation for himself. He's Halen continued, "I decided to interviews after the MTV ap- an October 10th Boston Globe len saying "Frankly, Cherone newborn daughter, Kama. The his own worst enemy and contin- drive over to his house. I told him pearance that convinced the interview. can't sing a lick, he's horrible. song will be first released on ues to be," Danniels said. He con- the basic idea was to do a single band Roth's days with the band But can VH three-peat? With What have I done?" would fuel November 11, on the Internet of tinued, "The truth of this, more CD that would be half of the stuff were finished. Intriguingly, the addition of Cherone, Van Ha- future album sales. all places. As for David Lee Roth, than anything, is Eddie Van Ha- we did with him and half the the"Boston Herald" had reported len will attempt to become the But no matter who is behind rumors speculate he might team len got sober and Is capable of stuff we did with Sammy." on August 28, one week prior to first band in rock history to be- the microphone, the heart and up with ex-Guns n Roses guita- making judgement calls today Shortly thereafter, the remain- the MTV Music Video Awards, come bigger and better with soul of Van Halen remains the rist Slash. However promising and cares about things that he ing Van Halen members and that Van Halen was auditioning three different vocalists. unparalled Eddie Van Halen, those acts are, they aren't exact- probably let go for many years. Roth decided to make new mate- Gary Cherone for vocals. On Oct. However, Cherone faces the un- drummer Alex Van Halen and ly, well, Van Halen. That boy became a man. And he rial for release on the greatest 4, the band finally confirmed that took his band back. It's as simple hits album. Alex Van Halen said Cherone would be the new as that" as early as July 2 in a MTV Week frontman. TOBYS PARTY Meanwhile, other rumors for in Rock, "We're doing one song." As for Roth, he released an OASIS the split argue Hagar didn't want Apparently, Dave never got the open letter on Oct. 2 to the public Fold Zandura to tour for a greatest hits album. message. In the KCBQ radio explaining how he was tricked (State Liquor Agency) (Mortal) Perhaps Hagar feared VH might interview, the band discussed into believing he was back for turn into an oldies act, but this Roth's misconceptions. Eddie good. In that letter. Roth stated, BloomsDay comes from a man who has three said, "This guy was putting a cart "I love these guys. Do I trust "Meeting all your greatest hits works ("Rematch" in front of a horse that didn't them? 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Main St. 3544558 Nightly 7:00 Ransom (R) Monday - Saturday Sat Sun Mat 1:30 4:45 7:3010:10 BG Taxi information is available in large print and jEHDArmsAwuPAfjuw 2:00 (PGA Sleepers (R) audio tape format upon request. 1:00 4:00 7:00 10:00 Service Area: Bowling Green STfriEN KINi'S Nigh,ly9:30 Larger Than Life (PG) Please let This service Is Sat Sun Mat 1:15 3:30 5:40 8:00 10:05 driver know financed in part 4:30 Dear God (PG) how many from operating (R) assistance grant TH persons 2:00 5:15 7:4510:15 will be riding from ODOT a FTA r«STERTHANEVHJ! *r"ar.aai Romeo & Juliet (PG-13) l2M,dn 1:45 4:35 7:15 9:55 (!;ill I hour before ser\ire mmuL ^ Parents Weekend Events FRIDAY, Nov. 8 8:00 p.m. Opera Theatre Kobacker Hall Moore Musical Arts Building 11:00 p.m. UAO Movie The Son-in-Law 111 Olscamp Hall/$1 for parents SATURDAY, Nov. 9 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Parent's Advisory Council Open Business Meeting Alumni Room 2nd Floor University Union College Receptions/Luncheons 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. College of Education & Allied Professions Reception 2nd Floor Education Building 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. College of Arts and Sciences Reception Fine Arts Center 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Honors Program Luncheon Presentations 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. "GET WIRED" Internet Presentation Main Lobby Jerome Library 11:00 a.m. to NOON Career Services Presentation Room 113 Business Administration Building Four Tops to perform Shondi Honigford in the mid-1950's as The Aims. prices are also taken into con- Saturday Entertainment The BC News Some of their number one songs sideration. A list of names is include "It's The Same Old compiled and from there an offer 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Four Tops, the crowned Song," and "I Can't Help My- is made to the agents. Art Gallery Exhibit princes of Motown Sound, will self." They have recorded over Some of the past entertainment Dorothy Uber Bryan and Willard Wankelman Galleries perform to sold-out audience this 36 albums. for Parents Weekend has in- Fine Arts Center Saturday evening as part of the cluded Rita Rudner, Peter, Paul annual Parents Weekend. The concert is being sponsored and Mary, and, most recently, 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. by the Office of Student Life. Mel Tonne. Possible future acts The concert, which begins at 8 Greg De Crane, Dean of Stu- may include James Taylor, De Planetarium Presentation p.m. in Anderson Arena will be- dents, said the search to find out Crane said. They Found aWorld of Ice and Beauty: Polar Exploration gin with an opening act by The who might be available for enter- The Office of Student Life also at the End of the World Second City Touring Company, tainment begins in January. sponsors the annual Sibs Week- Planetaruim/Physical Sciences Building an award-winning improvisa- end and helps with other student' $1 donation accepted tional comedy troupe. "With Parent's Weekend it's activites such as registration and even tougher because you're try- approval of campus events. 6:00 to 7:15 p.m. The Four Tops, Levi Stubs, ing to find an act that appeals to A limited number of obstruc- Buffet Dinner Abdu "Duke" Fakir, Renaldo "O- both parents and students," he ted view seats will be available Lenhart Grand Ballroom bie" Benson and Lawrence Pay- said. beginning at 5 p.m. the night of ton, began their musical career University Union Other factors such as dates and the concert. Two Tens tor Ten Carrryout Special Two Small One Large Wings Two Toppings One Topping Carry Out Only Free Free DJt~~,n, fo&e Rn.: Pepperoncin« Pepperondnas On the a Special Garlic " ae^rfiMrav* • Special Garlic.•As S^iegjS* Sun open 12 p.m. until 12 a.m. Sauce Sauce Mon - Wed open untiM a.m. Expires 30 D«yt. Not valid arm any oeier Expires 30 Days. Net vaM win any ofer Thurs - Sat open until 3 a.m. orler. Valid only « participating locations. oiler. VaM onry at partdpaano locaaona Customer pay! all applicable tales tax. Customer pays all applicable sales tan. "Wind Auditorial toppingt extra Additional toppings eira CHECK OUT THE BGSU-TCX-1 FALCON SINGLE/DUAL FLYING KITE. Look for PaPa One Large with Two Extra Large The Works We offer the Olympic Dove used in the opening John's Pizza Man at One Topping Adda $995 ceremony of the Summer Olympics. the Football Game! Second Large __ $-|495 Two Toppings $ C QQ We can repair your old kites. 826 S. Main St. for %J (Next to Big Lots) Fulfilling all of your kite flying needs I Free Free Pepper onclnis Pepperondnle & Special Garlic S Special Gar he IMW.WoosterSL 353-7272 Sauce Sauce ph: 352-KfTE(5483) Expires 30 Days. Not valid aMtl any osier Expires 30 Days. Not vaM wtm any other [email protected] oner. VaM only at partcspeting locations oner Valid only at peraopaeng locaaona M-F3-8 Cuscmer pays an applicable sales ax. Customer pays all anpScaoie sales ssx. Sat 11-5 Additional toppings extra. Additional loppings art*. K ' page twelve The BG News Friday, November 8,1996 Hungry folks can eat later JiyYoung dents to show there's a real in- The BC News terest In this In a significant way." The weekend hours of the Uni- Whipple and Middleton said versity Union are being in- they are counting on student In- creased by administration start- terest to help supply the extra ing Nov. 8 to provide students revenue It will take to increase with campus food service later in the hours. , the evening. Union Director David Crooks "The Union should take In said the Union will remain open extra money because It's going to ' until midnight on Friday and Sat- have sales, but whatever the case ' urday nights. He said food will be may be, we will make sure that ' available from the grill line, but the Union doesn't lose any money ; not the pizza shop. Ed Whipple, because of this change." ' vice president for Student Af- Crooks said the Union will do fairs, said the administration will the best it can with Its current evaluate the change at the end of staff. the semester. "What I would like the Union to "We're going to provide as do is experiment through the rest many services as we can on Fri- . of the semester keeping open the day and Saturday throughout the food service so students have a balance of the first semester," he place to go," Whipple said. "It's said. | real important that the Union is open and they have access to Crooks said it Is possible that food services. Students have to new revenue will cover the addi- ', have a place to go and hang out" tional costs. Provost Charles Middleton said "I think Friday night there's a the move Is Intended to Improve good chance of It, because we ; campus life. used to be open to 11 p.m. on Fri- E>a Mat* Sart Theen «,■ 'aMHouM M.AA "It's a part of our follow-up day nights," Crooks said. "Satur- AdnanaMfaBW OMMWQ S.C JMMMMM IJU Franc* AM M.A Overman Ha* «.C Warahouaa M M. Tachdotogy Bulatng. 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C M Epphti CddHr. ■ M OHcamp Ha*. AA BaU Thata n F.a*arr«y 71 HaMngPtaftf • Hacraadon Cama* tLAA II. Unn^nvly Unwn AA U Epptar North M. F«*J HowM. AA HOMira M.A HagaUrahon and Racordj S,C 1J. Prowl Hal. AA M Buainaaa Admm uiiafcon Bmtmg 17. God Cbahoua* study Union trm Aiana IM.I Rorjgera Ouadrangla It llCMOsaaajaSaron** AA M StodarFaW BIKW MC if-*i«i| MX noic S7j 14. Phi Mu Sorority S7 UrmoralllM MBMaaatla-W JotMaMnMafl tl Soa«tf l*i«y MJU I Jay You no bilcock Whitehead has developed Bua—aa Adaw—raw MMMI II. JorraMnHa* M Edjcaachal UamoiabaM Ccntn. IM. led Artna I •MA HaptM Alpha P*> Ftatanttf » Shaua-rua ■ II Ear%Crm*hoodEducnonC#nlar M Common* I 111 Ooyt Parry SUrtaim A The BC News similar plans for about 20 other Campwa SaJa*> and Security M.I Kappa Daea Sore*, n Sajma Alpha Epadon f lalcrnay 77 17. Alpha x. DaAa Sorordy M Kohl M*l iM Tiacd Proaaboi CanMal SarMOM V Kappa "appa Gamma So-onry 71 S WELCOME PARENTS While your here come check out the New Send A Smile Whether you're a student wanting to show your Mom & Dad how much you HAVE A GREAT appreciate all they do for you, or a parent TM 'brightening a day, we have a great way to do it. PARENTS WEEKEND • FREAH & SILK ARRANGEMENTS • STEAK & SEAFOOD • BALLOON BOUQUETS • ••1997-98 BROCHURES AVAILABLE NOW** • STUFFED TOYS • BASKETS • 1544E.Wooster 352-0461 • WOOD ITEMS • PLANTS • • BIRTHDAY CAKES & SNACK BASKETS • * Newly renovated NEWIWE - New Menus The Flower Basket - All New Ranch Steak & Seafood Rentals 352-6395* 165 S. Main St. Come join us for lunch & dinner 328 S. MAIN (OUR ONLY OFFICE) 352-5620 We Deliver Looking for an Inexpensive, fun night out? North South Then Kosmic Bowling Party Night ■ is for l[oj|! CONVENIENCE MART Greenwood Centre KOI MIC IOWLIN0 OHEENW00O CEMT« IMS tl NI0HT inSnyder's "I Presidential Welcome 163 S. Main BG B$?$iSRestaurant Make yourExtra %»£$*"* Special mm wnh mi ▼ WE OFFER v -Weekend Feature PKJMEM& SEAFOOD BUFFET ■UrYwitfTkeBCNewi President Clinton greets supporters at a rally In Bowling Green of the largest on his train trip to the Democratic Convention, at the beginning of the school year. Clinton called the crowd one PISANELLOS Open Weekdays at 4 p.m.; Open ai Lunch Fri., Sat. & Sun. College of Musical Arts 203 N. Main, B.G. 352-5166 Opera Theater presents Winthrop Terrace Street Scene Music by KurlWelll ITEM PIZZA SALE Libretto by Langston Hughes From a play by Hrner Rice Welcome Parents $ to BGSU! BSm. 4°° Lg. November 8 & 9 at 8 p.m. A ™Med. $5°° Kobacker Hall Moore Musical Arts Center Winthrop Terrace Apts. BGSU 400 Napoleon Rd. H Good at all participating locations Tickets: S7.S9SSII 352-9135 I Students: S5 at the door with BGSU ID Box of rice open weekdays noon to 6 p.m. For Information call (419) 372 8171 ENDS or (8001589-2224 11/30/96. ^ ELCOME PARENTS! ATTENTION STUDENTS? w, Now here's the deal* STOP IN AND SEE US! EYfrVSHI THNAVYORDK VERYDAY LOW PRICE $9.95 EA. fWO -$8.95 EA. • BUY AMY.THREE [Bring this ad and at least one of your parents BGSU Sportswear Sale (it doesn't matter which 30% OFF and More! ■one) into Packages Plus... Mom & Dad Sportswear • BGSU Sportswear For Kids during Parents Weekend and receive a BGSU Alumni Sportswear • BGSU Embroidered Jackets FREE GIFT! BGSU Sweaters • BGSU Embroidered Polo/Golf Shirts Baseball Caps - Fitted & One Size (Over 60 Styles!) Mom or Dad will think BGSU Gift Items • BGSU Ceramics & Glassware you are sooooo smart, BGSU Appliqued Stadium Blankets & Pillows shopping where they BGSU Clocks • BGSU Window Stickers give freebies...(don't worry, we won't tell them And Much, Much Morel any different). BEEGEE BOOK STORE See You on November 9 ft 10 complete ojjeampus connection 353-2252 ACROSS FROM HARSH MAN Packages plus... VSSBSSfP&f Cards and Gifts and more SUNDAY 10 - 3 111 Railroad St. Bowling Green 352-1692 Hours: Monday thru Friday: 10-8 Saturday: 10-6 Sunday: 12-5 1 1 [— •MM page fourteen The i'.<;News Friday, November 8,1996 Parents Weekend Special Also Grandma? Grandpa, Sister, Brother, Aunt & Saturday's football game Qncle Sweatshirts will be the final one for 14 Available Bowling Green seniors, including defensive end BG's Largest selection of Greek Merchandise Dave Bruhowski (left). Eight hockey seniors are currently in their final season with Bowling Green, as well, including $2.00 OFF Brett Punchard (below). Mom and Dad BO Nm photo, by Hktoki KobayuN Sweatshirts or $5.00 OFF a Pair Exp. 11/30/96 i ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■_■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■•■•■■■••• a ■ ■ ■ a a * ■ ".■■■■■■■"■^■-■-■-■-■■■-■.■.■.•.■■■.■-■■■."-■.■-■-■-■-■-•-■-■-■-■-■-■-•-■. Best Service - Best Quality - Best Prices "Sewn on. embroidered and silk screened letters' Over 250 Fabrics to choose from Collegiate Connection 531 Ridge St. 352-8333 Quality Steins 30% OFF And Collectibles ANY SCC OUR NCUi LOCATION Beer Banner 133 E. Wooster 353-6847 W/coupon «xp. 11/25/96 Buy On« - Get One I I $5.00 OFF 30% OFF FREE Any Die-Cast Any Sport Related POSTER Purchase Over Metal Sign W/coupon w/Coopon Exp. 11/25/96 •25^ W/ coupon «xp. 11/29/96 •ml supplies last exp. 11/23/96 Soup and 1 Dozen Bagels any sandwich $l.oo off Where Con Ulc 75* off Go In B.G.? exp. 12/31/% exp. 12/31/96 Visit the Woodland Mall! Buy any SVR&S & CRXFTS expresso drink November 8-10 & a e get one free 5 Screen Cinema • 9 New Stores • Food Court ^a^r^ f ^- exp. 12/31/96 UJOOdbnd— moll 12»4 IV. Main (Rt. 25) B.G. FREE DELIVERY! 354-0011 Mon.- Sat 7-9 Sun. 9-5 3* ~ ■"—-~"~~ 419-354-4447 BGSU ICE ARENA BGSU RECYCLING PROGRAM Public Skating Schedule Recycling stations can be found throughout the campus. Every residence hall and cafeteria has a designated ana for recycling. BGSU offices participate in paper recycling. Recycling barrels can also be found in all |Wed, Fri.«& Sat-8-10 PM classroom buildings on campus. Off-campus students can take their recyclable* to the Bowling Green unday 3:30-5:30 & 7-9 PM Recycling Center on North College Drire. located just west of the Wood County Airport BGSU Students (w/I.D.) ITEMS gggCUD ON CAMPUS $2.00 admission ALUMINUM & STEEL CANS MIXED OFFICE PAPER $1.00 rental skates of all sizes i 'Both can be placed in aluminum ban •Includes colored and white paper, all •Remove labels on steel cans envelopes, index cards, non-glossy BGSU Ice Arena is also available for GLASS advertisements, and post-it notes. private rentals. •Separate by cola -Clear. Brown. & Grea •No metals, newspaper, glossy paper.food •Labels do not have to be removed wrappers, paper towels, fax paper, etc. •public skating will not be available when the PLASTIC BOTTLES #1 & #2 MAGAZINES varsity hockey team is at home. •Rinse bottles and throw away lids %Sf •Remove plastic wrappers, non-shiny •No plastic bags, bowls or any plastic covers, and product samples CALL 372-2264 for more information bottles #3-#7 372-8909 and confirmation of these times. NEWSPAPER CORRUGATED CARDBOARD •Remove glossy or paper inserts •Flatten boxes BEST OF LUCK FALCONS •Phone books and Course books can Please do not •No waxy boxes •No paperboard (cereal, tissue boxes, ect) be included (remove covers) mix recyclable* CALL RANDY AT 372-2764 for information Don't trash the about Senior Fall Hockey League. World-Recycle Teams will be forming and play will begin in a couple of weeks. BG students welcome to participate. Friday, November 8,1996 The IHi News page fifteen "Jiut a few •miles away from home' 1 Great Meals for KARAOKE Great Prices!! Parents BE THE STAR YOU ARE Gift Certificates Weekend Available ~3ob Slants LASER LINDA S? 1726 E. Wooster Checkers Pub -every Sun.Juee., and Wed. (Located Behind BP) 9pm-1am Sporting 352-2193 Carry Out Available College Station-every Thursday 9pm-1am Uaimtt, a, Campus Quarters (icmeriy MT 4MTknh.K>»»«77 Events OMAJ402 Muggs) every Friday UltUSJ73JS 9:30pm-1:30 am RON'S LASER KARAOKE FRIDAY ST. THOMAS MORE UNIVERSITY PARISH 1996-1997 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 5:00 pm Sunsoys 10:00am Hockey at home 11:30 am 7:00 pm vs. Ferris State Tuesday: Mau on Compos 12:05-Proof Chape! 7 p.m. Second Wednesday Of Month: Taiza Prayer 9:00 pm (STM) Thursday: 5:15pm(STM) SATURDAY Football at home W •!•-1* ELAIfOBSFLAVORS OMON TiTAP" vs. Western Michigan 9tBB@*gl#$1Siu 1 p.m. mrM'! WELCOME PARENTS Volleyball at home vs. Toledo (at BGHS) 7 p.m. SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR • • ALL DAY • 135 N. Main 353-6912 R.E. ^WhHhf- 3CS Uoward's Club U MANAGEMENT ' Moa-Sotl2-2:30om 113 railroad St. N. Main Saa 5 - 2:30 om 352-9951 Still featuring 352-9302 the area's open: Mon-Fri BEST LIVE Ml SIC!!! 8:00-5:00 Enjoy one of Chicago's Finest Blues Reserve Your Artists Appartment Early For Phil Guy + The The 1997-1998 'Chicago^Machine, School Year "QUALITY OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING"' 3L,*' Heat aroown* Dominic's Toledo's Italian I iMaumeeRker Reynolds Rd • Sogffiwyc* Restaurant Mai f \ Perrysburg V I-475 *> Akport Highway Rt. 24 2121 S. Reynolds Rt.25 381-8822 Lunch, Dinner & Late Night Cravings C5 Open Daily 11 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. GIFT CERTIFICATE Special'Parent's (Day Cjift Certificate Tim* gill cnMtMt entitles you lo $5 toward Ine purchase ot S20.00 or more Oiler Preferred Properties vakd anytime Greal Kalian or Mexican food al Dommica 4 CMIMMM. or your llalun lavomes al Oomnc*. Enjoy a hjn, corneas youare atmoapherel Valid al Call for Reservations: 381-9861 Domrict or OoTOnei 4 Cannes Not valid with other special oilers Musi include Management Company tlOm bod Cetlilicale expires 430*7 2121 S. Reynolds 381-8822 • 4709 Douglas 471-1212 530 S. Maple 352-9378 \ wmm ■sssssssi page sixteen The lie-News Friday, November 8,1996 WAL-MART Looking back at YOUR ONE STOP SPORT GEAR SHOP! entertainment past CUT THIS the documentary film "Pumping of Billboard magazine's pop LP The Associated Press Iron." chart, and the first time that a We have a complete line of And "I'm mad as hell, and I'm five-album set has been in Bill- Entertainment highlights dur- not going to take it anymore" be- board's Top 25, let alone No. 1. ing the week of Nov. 10-16: came the catch phrase of Paddy BGSU Sportswear and Accessories! SO yean ago: Walt Disney's Chayefsky's film, "Network." And Irish rock singer Bob Gel- # "Song of the South," based on the The film, starring Peter Finch, dof, who masterminded an Inter- Uncle Remus stories, premiered Faye Dunaway and William Hoi- national campaign for African at the Fox Theater in Atlanta. den, premiered at New York's famine relief, received the One of the songs from the film, Sutton theater. It was directed by $100,000 Third World Prize. The "Zip-A-Dee Doo Dan," became a Sidney Lumet. Third World Foundation cited hit. Ten years ago: Bruce Spring- Geldof for his extraordinary 40 years ago: "Love Me Ten- steen set off a sales frenzy with effort to help the needy. Geldof der" premiered at New York's the release of his five-record Paramount Theater, starring album, "Bruce Springsteen and was involved with Band Aid, Live Elvis Presley. The film recouped the E Street Band Live, 1975-85." Aid and Sport Aid, which raised its $1 million production costs in It was the first time in 10 years more than $130 million for fam- little more than a week. that an album debuted at the top ine relief. 25 years ago: Britain's biggest ballroom chain, Mecca, an- nounced plans to replace some live music events with 'disc ses- sions.' And Steven Spielberg's first full-length movie, "Duel," star- ring Dennis Weaver, was broad- cast on the ABC. It was an ABC Saturday night made-for-TV movie. 20 years ago: Syndicated col- umnist Earl Wilson quoted body- NOW AVAILABLE: builder Arnold Schwarzenegger as saying, "I find if you train the Pro Line College & Pro Sportswear mind you can do anything. I can see myself going from top body- builder to top actor." Schwar- 1120 S. MAIN at W. 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