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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years" # Student organizations clean campus for homecoming
□ University activity, Shane Cutler, student activities home" to tie in with the adopt-a- program adviser and homecom- block program. Taylor called the adopt-a-block, promotes ing adviser, said one of the most program "BGSU...There's no campus unity and spirit. important aspects of adopt-a- place like a CLEAN home." block is that so many groups par- A date will be announced for By MAUREEN BARRY ticipate. the same organizations to clean The BG News "It brings so many different during spring semester as well, groups, it is not just service- Taylor said. About 30 organizations adopted oriented groups," he said. an area of campus to clean last Some of the participants in- Although two days are desig- night in conjunction with this cluded greek organizations, ath- nated to clean the campus for week's homecoming activities. letic teams and multicultural or- adopt-a-block. Cutler said the The organizations cleaned ganizations, Taylor said. concept is to make the University from 5 to 6 p.m. last night. After Although the plans for this community aware that it is Im- the cleanup, a party was provid- year's program were started late, portant to make cleaning an ed for the volunteers with pizza Taylor said he is pleased with the everyday priority. and beverages donated by Uni- variety of organizations that reg- versity Dining Services. istered. According to Taylor, adopt-a- "The purpose is to promote "We got a pretty good mix, block will continue to be an an- BG Nc wi Photo by Amy Strieker campus unity and spirit and to considering," he said. nual homecoming activity. clean up the campus," said Brian The Shed's owner David Clowacki was sentenced Wednesday on his conviction of selling drug para- Cutler said Taylor utilized the "We have a lot of ideas to make phcrnalia. Taylor, University Activities Or- homecoming theme"B- this run better in the fall, and ganization service director. GSU...There's no place like even this spring," he said. Judge shows no mercy Secret Ballots toward BG shop owner □ David Clowacki, paraphernalia next to drug- The jail sentence will remain related literature and then suspended as long as Glowacki owner of the Shed, hanging signs reading, "For does not sell or possess any of receives sentencing on Tobacco Use Only." the objects in question, The judge also stated that throughout the extent of his the selling of drug par- setting up the store one block probation. An appeal is expect- aphenalia charges. from a college campus was a ed by Glowacki's lawyer, conscious effort to sell drug Adrian P. Cimerman. By JAMIE BUDZICK paraphernalia targeting young At the beginning of the sen- The BG News adults. tencing the city prosecutor, Glowacki will receive a $750 Mark Tollcs, recommended David P. Glowacki, owner of fine, 90 day suspended jail sen- that Glowacki receive the max- the Shed on E. Wooster Street, tence, a six- month suspension imum fine of $750, but asked was sentenced yesterday on his license with work pri- that any jail sentence be sus- afternoon in the Wood County viledgcs, 80 hours of communi- pended under the condition Municipal Court, on charges of ty service, probation until Oct. that the defendant is not in- selling drug paraphernalia. 1, 2002 and he must pay for an volved in the sale of drugs or Judge Mark Reddin showed advertisement to be placed in paraphernalia. no mercy in his sentencing, both the BG News and the Sen- In Glowacki's defense, saying that Glowacki used tinel apologizing for his ac- strategic methods in placing tions. • See SHED, page four. BG divided over conviction, BG New. Pbo» by Clu Flemlag sentencing of Shed owner Voting took place in the Union Mall for Homecoming king and queen candidates this week. □ The BG community tenced yesterday for the mer- selling pipes, bongs, papers chandising of various smoking- and books related to drugs. expresses opinions on related materials at The Shed, "This case will not have too HOPE opens eyes to HIV the recent conviction located on East Wooster Street. much of an effect. People will "Anytime someone is appre- always find ways of doing what a HOPE helps spread before you open yours to AIDS?" versity students Kristi Fredritz of The Shed owner. hended for selling drugs it is they want," said junior Megan the word about HIV in reads the motto of the National and Heather Stombaugh. Audra Episcopalian AIDS Coalition. Craft, Ohio Jaycee State Pro- By MELISSA REUTHER good," said Barbara Waddell, Hummel. "When The Shed did attempt to prevent the On Tuesday the Bowling Green gram Manager for Mission Inn, The BG News campus public information sell, a lot of people bought stuff officer." I don't know if this from them, now they'll just contraction of the Jaycees held a public informa- was also availiable for questions. tion night on HIV/AIDS Public The Bowling Green Jaycees The recent conviction of The will have an effect on everyone have to become more resour- disease. Awareness together with HIV are part of a national organiza- Shed owner for the sale of drug though. But as we look at the ceful." news and see such searches The items confiscated by Outreach, Prevention and Educa- tion that addresses public needs. paraphernalia has elicited By BRANDI BARHITE tion (HOPE) in attempt to open a and raids going on, it will be a Bowling Green police were This foundation pursues public many opinions concerning the The BG News few more eyes to the danger of and private funding to sponsor drug issue in Bowling Green. deterent for some." • See REACTION, page four. HIV/AIDS. David Glowacki was sen- Glowacki was found guilty of "How many eyes have to close, The HOPE speakers were Uni- • See HOPE, page four. University plans cultural events Mayor speaks at □ The Latin Student Manny Vadillo, adviser of the La- joy," she said. included music, traditional food and drew nearly 200 people from Union plans a plethora tino Student Union and associate The month of celebration be- diversity luncheon director in the Office of Multi- gan with a kick-off luncheon across the campus. of events for Hispanic Speakers for the luncheon cultural Affairs and Student Wednesday where LSU met O University faculty, University community. Heritage Month. Support Services. members of the University were Gabiel Marquez, president Those in attendance in- At "the heart of the month's community. The luncheon, held staff, administrators cluded numerous faculty, By ROCHELLE CONVERSE celebration," will be art, music in the Towers West Restaurant, • See HERITAGE, page four. and students were staff and administrators as The BG News and poetry, he said. "Each year well as students, who joined In the Latino Student Union tries to among those at the the celebration. A variety of events arc planned reach various aspects of their Hispanic Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage The theme for the luncheon. to celebrate the eighth annual development and their various Month kick-off lun- The Latino Student Union: Hispanic Heritage Month spon- functions and activities with the The following is a list of dates and events: Past, Present and Future, in- sored by the Latino Student rest of the campus." cheon. cluded several speakers from Union. . Jennifer Kabasan, vice presi- Oct. 4 Homecoming Dinner Commons 6 p.m. By ROCHELLE CONVERSE the University community. "The intention of Latino dent of I-Sl', said the month is OCL9 speaker Martin Espada Ill Olscamp Hall 8 p.m. The BG News Mayor Wes Hoffman was Awareness Month is to continue important because it's a time Oct.10-12 .... National Hispanic Leadership Coference Chicago also in attendance and gave a the advancement of cultural di- when the group is able to share Oct.10-11 movie "Setofwf 111 Olscamp Hall 8 4 11p.m. The kick-off luncheon for proclamation address In rec- versity by stressing the need to their culture, roots and Identity ognition of the annual celebra- Oct. 15 panel discussion Ohio Suite 11:30-12:30p,m. Hispanic Heritage Month yes- understand and celebrate the not only with each other, but the terday drew a crowd of nearly OctTBA LatlnopokxHa rorum.Student Services 7p.m.-12 contributions of Latinos to the entire campus community. 200 people from across the • See LUNCHEON, page four. fiber of American culture," said "It's kind of like our pride and BG Newt Oipluc by Staphon* Sdmaldw page 2 The BG News Thursday, October 2. 1997
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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Political correctness: less talk, more action Last weekend (Sept. 27 and jewelry, paintings and lots of "Indian" stuff and overlooking stressed out to the point of not Ideologies, and I wonder what 28) was the second annual decorations and the like. As I (hat I should be learning and talking to people "different" from many Native Americans would "Jean Jacques Blanchard JENNIFER SPAHN walked around looking at all this talking to people Instead of themselves at all. feel and think about this event. Indian POW WOW held In Stuff, I kept wondering things looking at and buying items that Sure, when we talk about There are sn many questions Flndlav. Ohio. 1 attended the idea of learning like why arc there some white merely signify "Native Ameri- various peoples we can sound to ask ourselves about the world POW WOW and left it with about cultural people selling this Indian stuff? can." very progressive and non- and the many people in it. What some mixed emotions and beliefs not Are they Just trying to capitalize I think that the subjects of discriminatory. Yet. when It exactly should we be asking thoughts that 1 would like to already well on the popularity of the "Native race and ethnicity and culture comes to actually talking to and ourselves? What should we think share. known is. in my American style?" are tough to talk about. It is very learning from various peoples, about POW WOWS and other When 1 first got there. 1 opinion, a And as I continued to browse, difficult for me to even write this many of us are scared and such events that seem to have listened to a man who is an positive thing. I and became more interested in article. If I use the wrong words simply don't know what to say. the aim of educating people but OJibwa from Walpole Island think that perhaps buying something. I told or terms, people might perceive 1 do not mean to Imply that at the same time capitalizing on First Nation talk about some understanding myself that the only way I would me as racist or something. using words that will not offend their interest? cultural issues and tell some the various buy something Is if it came from That's a very scary thing In my is a bad thing. On the contrary, I believe that any lack of stories about Indian heritage beliefs and ways of life of all one of the stands where an opinion. the connotation behind many of progress lies in fear and silence. and beliefs. After that. I people is the next step in Improv- actual Native American was In this world where "political the words In our language is The only way to have a better walked around and looked at ing race and culture relations in selling things When a friend correctness" Is the name of the such that the words should not understanding of people and at the merchandise that a our society. So the fact that the who was there with me asked game, talking to people and be used. There is a serious the same time create a freer and number of people were selling. POW WOW stood as a space where me if I wanted to get something learning from them can be problem, however, when the better society Is to move beyond Finally. 1 watched part of a all people could go and talk to and and I told him that I only would intimidating and frightening. If constant concern of using the this era of purely political dance contest In which both hear about certain aspects of if It was "authentic." he posed a you say the wrong word you can perfect words and talking about correctness and just start men and women performed Native American culture was a really Interesting question. be perceived as racist or at the things In the perfect way stops talking to each other. various Indian dances. "good" Ihing in that respect. That was. "Why do you want very least unthoughtful. But this communication completely. I had so many varied On the other hand, something to purchase something authenti- paranoia is. in essence, what I am still not sure what to reactions to these events and that really bothered me about this cally Native American in the first has perpetuated racism. think or rather what I should Icnmfer Spahn is a columnist for the to the POW WOW as a whole event was that there were a large place?" Wow. That was a good Somehow in the interest of think about the POW WOW. I News. Comments are encouraged to be that I ended up not knowing number of tents set up with question. Was I perhaps too not offending with specific terms still have many questions about sent to [email protected] or to quite what to think. The very "Indian" stuff to buy. There were caught up in the popular Idea of and words, Americans have Native American's various 210 Wal Hall. Letters to the Editor- To the Editor: 1 am a Prout Hall resident and I was at the two-hour discussion session about the possible tear-down of Prout Hall. I have only lived In Prout Hall for a little over a month and I can honestly say that It feels like years. I have been to other halls and they are just not the same as Prout. When I tell people that I live In Prout I always hear the comment. "You guys do everything together." It is true. Whether it be sitting out on the stoop, painting the windows, eating in Prout Cafeteria or just hanging out in someone's room. We are a family. Our family lives In Prout Hall and we don't want It demol- ished. How would you feel if someone wanted to tear down your family's home? Gregg DeCrane says that the Prout program will live if the people who live here want it to. The building Is apart of the program. That can't be duplicated. Stephanie Phillips Freshman Political Science Letters to the Editor Policy: The BG News encourages readers' input to discuss topics of interest to the BGSU commu- nity. If you would like yo have something printed in The BG News, we offer you two formats. • Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double- spaced pages). •Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 800-900 words) can be submitted as Guest col- umns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and considered based on topic relevance and quality. Please include your address, major, academic class and phone number (phone numbers are strictly for verification and not for publication). If you are not a BGSU student, please provide your position or affiliation with the University or the community. Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh-compat- ible disk are preferred. Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hall, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Be pre- pared to show valid identification. Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Anonymous letters will be printed if valid identification is given and the editorial board deems anonymity is in the proper interests of the writer. The Editorial Board acknowledges all entries submitted for publication. Why "/ refuse to turn my column or change are often put on the places to park on campus. I am the party you were too wasted to cultural activity going on on this into my weekly soapbox where back burner and left to be dealt gladly sacriilclng them for the remember, find out the answers campus. Seek it out. I whine about how The Man' is with in silence. I can't hear silence other columnists If they choose, to the questions you always DERRICK JONES On Wednesday. Oct. 15 at 9 bringing me down. There are all too well. but Derrick Jones will get back wanted to know but couldn't p.m.. there will be an event too many important issues that This Is why when you look at to a different kind of basics. find a politically-correct way to so Important called "Race Matters, So Let's need talking about..." my column, you can expect to These basics include the use of ask. that my Talk" being held in the Prout Tom Denk (The BG NEWS read something rarely brought up this column to drop the politi- Why do some of the students writing about Hall lobby. What student group Sept. 301 In an opinion format in The BG cally correct bullsh't and tell It on campus continue to speak in it every week Is putting this on? None. Eric Often I get asked what I am New*. like it is. other languages If they are in is no where Kampel. a student letting his going to write about next. Hell Unfortunately, since 1 have As the world gets bigger and America now? near too actions speak louder than if I ever know, at least not been applying my toplrs to the we become less sheltered, we Why do black people toss much. It's not words. Is putting this together right away. This week we will area of diversity, my Intent Is lost have to realize that some of the around the word "nigga?" enough. because It's something he wants take a look at the art of by those who think. Oh boy how most Important things to say are Why do gay people toss Besides, to do. This is an opportunity to communication, namely what is The Man' keeping Derrick down never said. When they are said, around the word "fag?" actions speak really talk about race relations the hell we talk about and how this week." they are usually to sugar coated Why do we have to take these louder than without PC keeping you silent. we say It. While It is good to know that to digest. cultural diversity courses? words. The things mentioned When I applied for this posi- the University has a continuous This means enough of the What do people care If That Is why It Is important throughout this column are tion I had a plan to make every yellow toilet-water problem. I feel "Can't we all Just get along. I Parents Weekend and Yom that you support the different what's Important to me. These week Important enough for that it's relevance to our develop- love you. you love me. don't see Klppur are going on at the same events on this campus that try are the basics I am getting back people to say. "I sure am glad ment as a people Is somewhat color, forget the past and time? to bring us together. This Is to. While some write about how that I read that." Whether this lacking. Not that Its wrong to talk embrace the future" bullsh't. In These are questions that a lot Hispanic Heritage Month. Next "The Man" sticks It to us. I will happens is still to be deter- about, but I refuse to use my today's world saying what you of people have and they will Saturday Is National Coming let you know how I plan to stick mined. Just what are the column as a weekly soapbox to mean Is being crushed by the never be answered If we don't Out Day. This Is the coming of It to The Man." That is what I Important Issues anyway? whine about bad hair days and Idea of saying what sounds consider them important enough the Jewish new year. choose to talk about. I Just wish I see the important Issues cheap beer. good. The things that actually to ask. On Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. at the it was enough. as being those that are ne- There are topics that concern need talking about are sidelined I don't have all the answers, United Christian Fellowship Derrick Jones is a columnist for the glected for the sake of quiet the BGSU student body such as by the same old basic crap. but I do have a lot of questions. 1 center, help build the sukkah Neivs. Send comments and topics you desperation. What I mean is where the hell our money goes Instead of wasting valuable Just want people to know that (What's that? Do some re- always wanted to know about but were minutes In life reminiscing over that Issues provoking thought and why we can't find decent talking about dlverity Issues Is search.) There Is a wealth of afraid to ask to dajones®bgnet.bgsu.edu. Thursday, October 2, 1997 The BG News page 3
FACT: As part of his sentence, Shed owner David Clowocki is required to place an ad in the BG News. FICTION: The ad will he promoting a closeout sale on THREE rolling papers, bongs and pipes.
PEOPLE ON THE STREET UPCOMING A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: EVENTS Today's Question: "How often do you pull an Thursday, 10/2/97 all-nighter?" Homecoming Sales (8 a.m. - 6' p.m.) Uninion Mall. Sponsored by UAO. Multicultural Homecoming Elections (8 a.m. - 3 p.m.r Education steps. Homecoming Merchandise Ursula 1lanff Sheila Sikora Brian Kern Beckie Alderton Meghan Flahie Sale (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Grad student Senior Grad Student Junior Junior Union Foyer. Philosophy IPC/Public Relations Music History Childhood/Elem. Ed. Health Care Admin. Car Display (10 a.m. - 4 "Once or twice a "I haven't since my "I've never actually "1 do when I procrasti- "Three or four times a p.m.) Southeast comer of Eppler. semester. They're sophomore year. After pulled an all-nighter, nate to the point where semester, especially always due to lack of that, I learned." but I have stayed up I have to stay up all during finals week." Native Cotton Vending (10 preparation or procras- until 3 a.m. and gotten night — but only when a.m. - 5 p.m.) tination." up at 6 a.m. " necessary." Education Steps. Administrative Staff Council Meeting (1:30 p.m.) OHIO Weather >DAY S Alumni Room. Student Union. Thursday, Oct. 2 lUOTE OF The Creative Experience I AccuWealher* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures [E DAY (7 p.m. - 9 p.m.) Room 1103, Offenhauer West. Discover how to capture and creatively use everyday elements in "When they first walked into the your writing process. Meets Thurs. room, I thought, 'Oh, no. How am I thru Oct. 23. Fee. For information/ registration, call Continuing Educa- to tion, 419/372-8181. • | PA going to do this?'" Youngstown | 64° | Golf Cart Parade (7 p.m.) First grade teacher Linda Thomas, Parade around campus. Starting points: Offenhauer Towers & speaking of Brandy, Brittany and Bethany Ridge, fraternal triplets McDonald Quad; Kreischer & who look alike and often dress alike. Harshman Quads; Founders Hall. Sign up in 330 Student Union. Organization golf cart rental $25. Buddhism, Deep Ecology and Tropical Forests (7:30 THUMBS UP p.m.) 095 Overman Hall. Daniel H. Henning. Free. Sponsored by the ■ To mid-afternoon naps — a 20-minute siesta can make Center for Environmental Programs. all the diference. Student Composers' Forum ■ To the University for hiring Kurt Thomas. For every- (8 p.m.) Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical thing that he's done for the golf course, he deserves his Arts Center Concert featuring works due. by graduate and undergraduate ■ To the sun — those little spots of sun on the walk to class student composers in the College of Musical Arts. Free. can improve your outlook on the day. Ihowers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow Ice Sunny PtCloud^_Cloud^ Homecoming Pep Rally (8 Vta Associated Press GraphicsNet ■ People who smile at strangers. p.m. - Midnight) Field between Harshman and Kreischer Quads. Sponsored by THUMBS DOWN UAO. ■ To blown electrical fuses — especially during the morn- Fireworks Show (9:30 p.m.) ing shower rush. Between Harshman & Kreischer Quads. TODAY'S ■ To people that stare. BGSU 1997 Homecoming WEATHER (TBA) ■ To computer labs packed to capacity. BCSU, Bowling Green, OH. The Los Angeles Alumni Chapter is Today planning a return trip to BG for this I No mail in your mailbox — and your roommate has five year's Homecoming celebration on Sunny. High: 68. Low: 57. etters ... and a package. October 4. If you would like more information, contact Mary Blake at 310/376-3163 or e-mail: maryb@>primenet.com
Friday The calendar of events is a sen-ice of The BG News for the community. A more Partly cloudy and warmer. High: 73. Low: 57. PAGE THREE is intended us an irreverent look at the Uniivrsity. We at The BG News consider it an offbeat page where we complete listing of these events can be try to offer something for everybody. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of our staff. Have a nice day. found on the University web page. tfs SWEETEST DAY PERSONALS Show your sweetheart how much you care with (fl^ a Sweetest Day personal ad in The BG News*. Chris- We have a wide selection of artwork and styles for you to choose from. ^ Sweetest ^ay I SHARE I can't tell you Come to 204 West Hall to place your ad Wjiow happy I am', ^ that we found WHAT'S IN or call 372-6977 for more information. „• > each other. 1x3 * •*>*- IT'S BURSARABLE! + <* *- «««% Melissa YOUR $15.00 K* + * *f These special Sweetest Day ads will be I LOVE YOU, published October 17. 2x2 9 TONY! HEART^- . k -^ DeadlineUrJdUlllie |»is \J\.\October 15. with picture (provided HAPPY by you) SWEETEST DAY! WrW m $20.00 ~AMY i page 4 The BG News Thursday, October 2, 1997
CAMPUS Fraternity refocuses after activites, rush suspended
□ Delta Tau Delta is re- speaker on hazing and alcohol, Rabatin, now an active mem- the fraternity will be aiming for ber, saw the support of the evaluating its attitude 100 percent attendance. fraternity as an example of how since alcohol-poisoning "In the past, we would have the Delta Tau Delta was made incident. laughed at something like that," stronger. he said. "But we were the ones "They were with me the whole By JOHN STEBBINS •hat did the worst. Everyone's time," he said. "That's why I The BG News taking responsibility for their ac- signed my bid. It happened, but tions." now I'm just like the other active For the Delta Tau Delta frater- Graf added the entire frater- brothers." nity, this semester has been nity has taken perspective class- "Most of the people who were different. es in addition to checking in with there have reall/ taken on After losing rush, social and an adviser to update the Univer- leadership roles," added Graf. "A sports activities this semester, sity on its progress. lot of maturing occurred over the the entire fraternity has taken "Losing really hurt us, but at summer." some time to look at how tragedy the same time, we have a new Burdine, still active with the can bring a group of friends focus on grades, which we need fraternity, has seen a change in together. as well," he said. "We put it be- the focus of the fraternity. Last November, then-pledge hind us. We're dealing with it and Chris Rabat in was found outside working with what we have. We'- "We restructured our mem- the house with severe alcohol re doing a lot of things with the bership development towards poisoning. Though only a few national office and just had a education and academics. We members were present at the camping retreat." improved our community service time, the entire fraternity was Jill Carr, associate dean for the and did a lot on the house," he given sanctions the following Office of Student Life, said the said. "In a wav, the fraternity is April that denied them many ac- Delts have shown progress in better off, but we are a step be- tivities other Greek organiza- dealing with their sanctions. hind in that we have no rush class BG Niwi Photo by CynthUi Let Shtckkr tions take for granted. "They are meeting their sanc- this semester. That hurts any Jennifer Kab.is.in speaks at the kick-off luncheon of Hispanic Heritage Month. "We were shocked they took tions and participating in all ap- fraternity when they can't at- away our rush and our sports and proved activities. I'm not in posi- tract new members." LUNCHEON - social activities," said then- tion to see any changes as a When spring rush comes president Rob Burdine. "At the group first-hand, but they've around, Graf said the Delts will Continued from page one. icance of LSU, but also its pre- Since graduation, she has same time, we realized it would been really sincere about it," be ready. sent role at the University and helped to start the Hispanic give us more time to focus on Carr said. "I have no reason to tion. within the community. Graduate Student Association, other things." believe there will be any repeat "We're not going to sit on our "Diversity is becoming more "To build community is why JUNTOS; the Latino Alumni So- In addition to increasing main- incidents with them." heels for spring rush. We're try- and more important in our soci- we're here," he said. "To encom- ciety; and the Sigma Lambda tenance on their house, the Delts She also agreed with the Delts' ing to set up new things to get ety," Hoffman said. pass all." Gamma sorority, which she also used the sanctions to re-evaluate moves to refocus the organiza- members," he said. "It brought Hoffman's attendance, he said, The group is not only a way "to served as adviser. their whole attitude. tion. people together. No one strayed was a part of the city's ongoing unite all Latinos and Hispanics in "All of these organizations, in- According to current President "This is something to lcam from this. It gave us a new light support for diversity and an ex- the community," but also a way dividuals and events have made Mike Graf, when the Inter- from, to take time out and refo- in terms of what we are here tension of Bowling Green's at- to share their culture with others significant contributions to my Fraternity Council hosts a cus their goals," Carr said. for." tempt to build bridges in that and create an acknowledgement personal and professional devel- effort. that cultural diversity exists, he opment," she said. "It's very important that LSU said. Marcos Popovich, a freshman has invited us to participate in Carmen Castro-Rivera, a and Undergraduate Student their concerns, because their former LSU president, also spoke Government representative for concerns are our concerns," he at the luncheon, sharing how her LSU, also spoke at the luncheon. said. involvement in LSU affected her The luncheon, held In Towers personally and professionally. "By joining LSU, I have found West Restaurant, included tra- By leading the group during a feeling of belonging, a sense of ditional food, music and a time the 1989-90 academic year, she family and a way for me to rep- for students of LSU to meet with developed leadership skills, resent my people in a positive members of the University faced challenges and made ac- way." community. complishments as well. Jennifer Kabasan, vice presi- The lunch was hosted by LSU, She was able to meet many dent of LSU, thanked the Univer- an undergraduate student organ- Hispanic role models, including sity community for their at- ization founded 25 years ago by Henry Cisneros, former secre- tendance at the event, which its present adviser, Manny Vadi- tary for the Department of Hous- drew a larger crowd than ex- ll<>, who is also the associate di- ing and Urban Development. pected. She also invited all to the BG Nc»» Pholo by Amy Van Horn rector of Multicultural Affairs Some challenges, she said, in- other events, which will be held and Student Support Services. cluded helping to "demistify La- for the entire University com- Valerie Edwards,21, a junior Interpersonal Communication major and president of the BG gospel choir Gabiel Marquez, president of sings with the Gospel Choir in the Union Mall Wednesday afternoon. tino experiences" on campus as munity. LSU, addressed the group, shar- they related to misconceptions "Hispanic Heritage Month is ing not only the historical signif- and stereotypes. for everyone," she said. REACTION HOPE HERITAGE when you are selling items to be Betauas, a sociologist; and Henry Continued from page one. Continued from page one. ported 425 cases and it is report- Continued from page one. Cisneros, former secretary for used illegally." ed that there are 8,943 AIDS According to court reports, be- the Department of Housing and clearly marked with signs stat- the Mission Inn. The Mission Inn cases in the state of Ohio. It is ing they were for tobacco use cause the items in question were of LSU; Jennifer Kabasan, vice Urban Development, who visited provides families with a living predicted that by the 21st cen- president; and Marcos Popovich, the campus more than once. only, according to the court re- close in proximity to stickers en- tury tVree to four million people dorsing drugs, they were placed environment for children and Undergraduate Student The main event for the month port. their families infected by HIV. It worldwide will be affected. Two books dealing with mari- under scrutiny. Government represenative for is Latinopollooza, which will be a also serves as a day-care and re- Throughout this seminar, the LSU. combination of music, dancing, juana were also seized by offi- "Everyone has a right to free audience was encouraged to par- enterprise," Waddell said. spite-care facility for siblings Also speaking was Carmen contests and an all-around social cials, according to reports. and families not infected by HIV. ticipate. One activity demon- "It seems to me to be a "Everyone has a right to own a Castro-Rivera, a former LSU event for the campus. It will be business. We as a community HOPE, a University organiza- strated how easily one person president and assistant director held in the forum of the Student reasonable conclusion by the with HIV can infect many people. need to be mindful of criminal tion, is on a similar mission. of undergraduate studies in the Services Building on Oct. 17 courts that those items were not Their goal is to make people see Stombaugh said, "The day you being marketed for use with behavior going on in businesses College of Business Administra- from 7 p.m. to midnight. what devastating effects are infected you can infect tion; and Francisco Cabanillas, "We want everyone to come," tobacco," said Dr. Josh Kaplan, though." someone else." director of University Health Drugs and alcohol on college HIV/AIDS can have. HOPE was associate professor of Romance Marquez said. "We don't just campuses has been a major issue established a year ago after Fre- Languages. want specifically Hispanics or Services. "Pharmacies sell syr- Other activities showed what is inges and needles, but they have in recent years. Last May, the dritz and Stombaugh went to All spoke about the past, pre- Latinos to come, we want the en- University issued a Core Drug Washington, D.C., to view the safe and unsafe sex. They em- sent and future of the Latino Stu- tire University to get involved in a valid use. I don't know of any phasized that one must take pre- and Alcohol Survey which listed AIDS quilt. Stombaugh said that dent Union. our activities." standard use for waterpipes or cautions all the time to protect bongs, and you also don't see the responses of 893 students. In trip opened her eyes. Other activities the group will Latinopollooza will include at the last year, 38 percent had used They then realized that Bowl- oneself from the HIV virus. A participate in will include trav- least three bands. A Tejano, mar- them in tobac?? stores - this is 16-step process was also pre- not a matter of free expression marijuana. ing Green had no HIV/AIDS elling to Chicago for the National iachi and merengue band will awareness organization. Both of sented on how to properly use a Hispanic Leadership Confer- perform as well as a percussion SHED them are now Red Cross condom. ence. circle. LSU will also have a dunk- any longer in the Bowling Green HIV/AIDS certified and have "A lot of college students don't The conference provides an ing booth and are planning a ja- Continued from page one. store," Glowacki told the judge. dedicated much of their time to understand the importance of opportunity for the students to lapeno-eating contest as part of Cimerman asked the court to The case began Nov. 18, 1996, the Mission Inn. condoms. 'User error' is the attend lectures, conferences and the activities for the night. consider that his client is a when the Bowling Green Police Betsy Bunner, adviser for reason condoms don't work," bring back new ideas and skills to "The intent is to show what dif- 50-year-old married man with Department executed a search HOPE, said that they have done a said Frcdritz. the University. ferences there are within Span- children. He also stated that warrant for the store. They lot of nice work and supports The speakers also spoke on "It makes people take the ini- ish-speaking cultures and we're Glowacki, who owns five Shed seized close to 700 potentially their endeavors as they make ways HIV can be spread and said tiative," said Marquez, who at- trying to do as much as we can," stores, has no prior record and drug-related items, including presentations to sororities, that the percentage of women tended last year. "It's a motiva- Marquez said. that the items seized only make pipes, postal scales, brass fraternities and other organiza- getting infected is rising quickly. tor to be a leader in the commu- The group also plans to end the up a small portion of his busi- screens and the book "Marijuana tions. "It's not only gay people that con- nity." month with a dance to be held off ness. Grower's Guide." "I think it is a good message to tract this disease, it's everyone," It is also a time when students campus but a specific date has According to Cimerman, get out to the community," said said Fredritz. can meet and network with peo- not been set. Glowacki had sought legal advice The case came to trial on Aug. Lori Bomcr, president of the BG ple from across the nation. "Latino Awareness Month isn't several times within his 24 years 8, with the testimony of now- Jaycees. The speakers also emphasized The convention has provided designed for Latinos only but it's of business, each time being told retired police officer, Lt. Bro- AIDS is the No. 2 killer for the the importance of practicing safe the University several guest a cross- cultural event," Vadillo that his practices were within the kamp. Brokamp testified that he age group 21-39. As of March sex consistently. "This is a tota- speakers including the late Cae- said, referring to Latinos as a hy- law. believed that the items seized 1997, Wood County reported 35 lly preventable disease, nobody sar Chaves, the organizer of farm brid culture that "has in it's "We don't intend on carrying it were drug paraphernalia. 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It'll be at least two shepherd cremated, she's wor- weeks," Middleton said. ried that Sheba - along with The BG News Middleton said when the 37,000 other pets - was search committee submits no dumped in a plastic bag and The University search commit- more than one name he prefers to left to decay in a shallow pit on tee for selecting a new public meet with them to understand a dilapidated farm. safety director narrowed the why they only submitted one Authorities sa/ Terence search down to one candidate, name. McGlashan told customers he Tuesday. "I want to get their reason why would cremate their pets for According to Les Sternberg, before I make any decisions," prices ranging from $25 to University Dean of Education Middleton said. $100, and then paid a farmer $2 and Allied Professions as well as per animal to dump the carcas- chair of the search committee, Thirty applicants applied for ses in a field. recommended the candidate to the position and five finalists "It's not the idea of how the Provost and President's of- were announced in September. much you paid, it's the idea fices. Each finalist visited the Univer- that you don't want your dog or "The committee recommends a sity, separately, and spoke with pet thrown into a pile some- name to the Provost and he de- campus and community officials. where," Mrs. Bell said. "They'- cides from there," Sternberg The finalists also had an oppor- re part of the family." said. tunity to speak with students at State investigators are look- Charles Middleton, University an open forum. ing at whether McGlashan, a Saratoga businessman, and farmer Ralph Seaman broke Feeling Green any laws. The possibility that Fluffy or Fido were tossed in a heap rather than receiving the dig- nified handling pet owners ex- pected has the pet-owning community in an uproar. The site was discovered last week after a woman stumbled Photo by Ihc AiMcUlcd PreM upon it while chasing her dog, which had gotten away from A New York man who ran a pet cremation business was found to have wrapped the animals in plastic her during a walk. At least one bags and dumped them in a rural pit. Thousands of pets were found in the pit. of the carcasses was found with a tag indicating it was Inc., disposes of animal car- censed pet cemetery. McGla- While the discovery of the supposed to be cremated. casses for veterinary hospitals shan is licensed to operate a carcass-filled pits shocked Kevin Veitch, the city codes in the Albany area, authorities pet crematorium owned by many in this town of 26,000, administrator, said the stench said. Messages left on the an- veterinarian Robert Sofarelli. neighbors on his dead-end road emanating from the pits was swering machine at his office "Every vet who has known say they've known for years unbelievable. were not returned. him for years says this is not that Seaman was burying ani- Police and local veter- In New York, pet cemeteries the type of person we've been mals. inarians have been deluged and crematoriums must be li- dealing with for 20 years," So- with calls from pet owners censed by the state. Mishan- farelli said. "I'm just hoping "We all knew it was going AitocUted Prcf ■ phot* concerned their deceased ani- dling the disposal of pets is a the only illegal thing he did on," said neighbor Mary Zet- crime under a law that was en- was use an illegal piece of terstrom. "We all mind our own Tainted water probably is to blame for the deformities of frogs in mals might be among those dumped at the farm. acted after a Suffolk County property." business. You just don't try to St.Paul, Minn, that were bom with extra or misshapen limbs, cemetery buried animals in Seaman has been using a por- get a neighbor in trouble. missing or shrunken eyes and small sex organs. On Monday, McGlashan and his lawyer met with Saratoga mass graves after telling tion of his 500-acre farm to Reports of deformed frogs have come from throughout Minne- owners their pets would dispose of dead animals for "It's not easy living on a sota, two dozen other states and Canada over the past two years, police and state investigators._ receive proper burial. about 30 years, the last IS with farm, and when you could earn and researchers say water is almost certainly the cause. No charges have been filed. McGlashan's company, CAP Seaman's property is not a li- McGlashan, authorities said. a few extra bucks..."
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Courts have held that Aleman A jury deliberated four hours could be tried again for Logan's France enforces strict clean-air regulations Tuesday before convicting killing, even though he was ac- Harry Aleman, 58, of murder for quitted the first time. They said PARIS - Heavy smog forced Paris commuters to leave their the September 1972 shooting of he wasnt protected by the prin- cars at home today as France enforced its tough new clean-air William Logan, a Teamsters ciple that people have a right regulations for the first time. Union shop steward at a Chicago against double jeopardy because Prime Minister Lionel Jospin and four other Cabinet members used electric cars to get to their weekly Cabinet meeting at the trucking company. he was never In jeopardy since Elysec presidential palace. When the verdict was an- the judge was bribed. Most other Parisians with even-numbered license plates had to nounced in Judge Michael P. Aleman\s lawyer Kevin McNa- rely on public transit, which they got to ride for free. Toomin's court, Aleman patted lly said he will file an appeal The regulations appeared to be having the desired effect. The his lawyer on the shoulder but based on double jeopardy. Also, smog level dropped today from level three, the maximum, to showed no other reaction. The McNally said, "this media satu- level one. Environment Minister Dominique Voynet said the reputed mob hit man has been in ration about organized crime driving restrictions would probably end Thursday. jail for 19 years on racketeering poisoned this jury and it was not convictions. a fair trial." ■ MIDDLEEAST Toomin set a sentencing hear- During the first trial, a service ing for Nov. 4. Aleman faces life station attendant, Bobby Lowe, Netanhayu frees Palestinian leader In prison without parole. Pros- testified that he was walking his ecutors could not seek the death dog and witnessed the Logan kill- ing. He identified Aleman as the JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a penalty because it was not in ef- goodwill gesture to Palestinians, on Wednesday freed the ailing fect when the murder took place. man he saw standing over the spiritual leader of the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The victim's sister, Betty body with a gun in his hand. Sheik Ahmed Yassin, 61, was serving a life sentence in an Is- Romo, said the Logan family Lowe picked out Aleman again raeli prison for urging his followers to kill Palestinians suspect- thanks the courts for reopening last week. ed of collaborating with Israeli authorities. the case "because justice had not A spokesman for Hamas protested the decision to send Yassin been served the first time." Aleman is serving time for into exile in neighboring Jordan and said Israel had only Prosecutors and an eyewitness racketeering after being con- released Yassin because he was near death and feared the Pales- said Aleman shot Logan on a victed as one of seven reputed tinian reaction if he died behind bars. West Side street as he walked to members of a mob "street crew." A senior Palestinian official, Hassan Asfour, said the release The crew, headed by mob boss was positive. "It's a step in the direction of releasing all Palestin- his car. He was acquitted of the ian prisoners," said Asfour. "Their continued stay in prison does murder in 1977 by Circuit Judge Joseph Ferriola until his death in Pkolo by Tht AnocUttd Prtti not help Israel's interests." Frank Wilson in a verdict that 1989, engaged in gambling, loan Harry Aleman, in a 1977 picture, was convicted for his 1972 murder Palestinians estimate some 5,000 activists are still in Israeli caused an uproar. sharking, bribery and murder, of a Chicago Teamster. Aleman had been acquited of the charge in a jails. Robert Cooley, a former prosecutors say. Hamas claimed responsbility in leaflets for suicide-bomb at- first trial. tacks in recent weeks at an outdoor market and a pedestrian mall in Jerusalem that claimed 18 lives. Jewish leaders welcome clergy apology ■ NICHOLS' TRIAL The Associated Press the grounds of the former in- words of repentance," said Oli- The timing of the apology was Jurors being chosen for Nichols' trial ternment camp at Drancy, out- vier de Berranger, whose diocese significant - it came a week be- DRANCY, France - Jewish side Paris. includes Drancy. fore the long-awaited trial of leaders have welcomed a long- "Your request for forgiveness Maurice Papon, the highest- DENVER - In the same courtroom where Timothy McVeigh delayed apology by French is so intense, so powerful, so "We recognize that the church ranking Vichy official ever to was sentenced to die for the Oklahoma City bombing, a new jury Roman Catholic clergy for their poignant, that it can't but be of France failed in its mission to face a jury on charges of compli- will decide whether Terry Nichols shares the blame for the dead- educate consciences and thus city in crimes against humanity. liest act of terrorism on U.S. soil. church's silence during the heard by the surviving victims World War II roundup of Jews by and their children." bears the responsibility of not U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch, who heard the McVeigh having of fered help immediately. trial earlier this year, has called about 500 prospective jurors, the collaborationist Vichy re- Standing in front of a cattle car A former police supervisor In from which 12 jurors and six alternates will be chosen. gime. like those used to send tens of ... We confess this mistake." Bordeaux, Papon is charged with Jury selection was to begin today, a process that could take "Your words of repentance thousands of Jews to their signing arrest orders that led to from two weeks to a month. constitute a major turning deaths, Hajdenberg spoke after Standing nearby was Cardinal the deportation of 1,690 Jews, in- The task for attorneys and Matsch is to find impartial jurors point," Henri Hajdenberg, presi- the bishop of Saint Denis read a Jean-Marie Lustiger, the Jewish- cluding 223 children. His trial is after the widespread media coverage of the McVeigh trial and dent of the Representative Coun- historic statement. born archbishop of Paris, whose expected to shed light on the role its emotional stories of survival and death. cil of Jewish Institutions, said at "We beg God's forgiveness and mother was deported through of the French administration in a ceremony Tuesday evening on ask the Jewish people to hear our Drancy and died at Auschwitz. the Holocaust. Why Go Anywhere Else? Why Go Anywhere Else? Why Go Anywhere Else? College I.D. Night Thursday Drink Specials All Night ! LIGHTHOUSE 18 and Over Welcome 2605' cB(RGWDcWAy •381-1140 near downtown Toledo October 2,3,4: UNCLE SANDWICH Thursday: College ID Night $1.00 Pitchers Bud & Bud Light Friday: Football Give - Aways Directions: 75 N. to South ST. Exit, follow directions to Toledo Zoo, Lighthouse directly across the street from the Zoo. I $ $ I . Good For Good For ■ ■ Free Free I Admittance Admittance I Or ■ 1260 W. 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Matter of fact, the act will perform at BGSU student Dennis Svzoil Album" due to his work on Yan- Let's make one thing clear Nick Nolte do his very best Lee French New Wave legacy that Howard's. said. kovic's "In 3-D" which included from the outset - something Marvin impression. produced Godard contributes a Labeled by many as a "one-hit Yankovic's hit parody from Mi- much of movie-vlewlng Amer- The plot, in brief: Bobby, no great deal to "U-Turn"; it vir- ByTODMcCLOSKEY wonder," Derringer is not known chael Jackson with "Eat It." ica undoubtedly already matter what he does, can't get tually originated the technique The BG News for anything else besides "IIoo- Weird Al and Rick went on to knows: Oliver Stone, it's evi- out of Superior. At every turn known as "intertextuality," or chie Koo." Yet, having traveled earn a second grammy for "The dent, needs a therapist. Or at he is thwarted, whether It be citing other filmmakers' styles With nearly all big-name musi- through many bands, Derringer Best Video" with Yankovic's sec- least a high colonic. by delicious, dangerous siren within a film. cal acts going through* Toledo has endured much unknown suc- ond parody of Jackson with That said, the best art of any Grace McKenna (Jennifer Stone also delves more deep- with the exception of the Violent cess. "Who's Fat." age typically comes from the Lopez), bottom-feeding me- ly into themes he touched upon Femmes, this Thursday Bowling Starting his career during the Derringer's newest release, dysfunctional artist, and "U- chanic Darrell (Thornton), in "The Doors" and "Natural Green will finally get a "big early 60s, he was a part of "Rick "Electra Blues," is true to its Turn" is just that - Stone's psychotic dandy hick Toby N. Bom Killers" - the American name" to come to town. and the Raiders" and "The name. Combining blues with his oddball glimpse into a shadow Tucker ("They call me TNT") outback, once frontier, now Rick Derringer, a classic rock McCoys." traditional style, "Electra Blues" America that no one wants to or the brooding Sheriff Potter desiccated and desolate but guitarist, will perform at How- In the 70s Derringer joined returns Derringer back to his believe exists but that un- (Powers Boothe). Along the crawling with the dormant ard's today at 11 p.m. Derringer, with Johnny and Edgar Winter roots. doubtedly does. way he gets sucked Into a vor- malevolence of dead-end lives who is best known for "Rock 'n' compiling many albums with the His newest single released, Stone has been quoted as say- tex of conspiracy, lurid sex and - a malevolence that Perm's Roll I loochie Koo" and "Hang on brothers, Including his most 'Tend the Fire," has earned re- ing he wanted to make a movie death. character exacerbates. An un- Sloopy" surprised many by his famous hit "Rock 'n' Roll Hoo- spect overseas and has promise that wouldn't be reviewed in This kind of approach could settling, memorable sound- choice to send his tour through chle Koo." to do well here. the editorial pages as "JFK," come off quite cliche, sort of a track by Ennio Morricone Bowling Green. Derringer has also worked "Nixon" and "Natural Bom "Mayberry RFD" meets "Blue chronicles the ride. "This is agood opportunity for with other famous artists Memorabilia is welcome to be Killers" were, and "U-Turn" Velvet" in which Opie gets his Penn's Bobby undergoes a Howard's," Jackie O's lead throughout his life, playing autographed with all the fes- will probably succeed. He Is ear cut off and Barney Fife remarkable transformation, singer Olivia Reardon said. "I guitar on many well known tivities starting at 9:30 p.m. adept, as always, at making ends up sleeping with Aunt from cockiness embodied to know it will be a good show." albums, Including Alice Cooper, Very popular and well-known America his collective thera- Bee Under Stone's adept min- broken antihero. He starts out This concert does give the resi- Richie Havens, Todd Rundgren, local band, Jackie O will be pist, and millions will absorb istrations - and a self-restraint chastising Darrell: "That's the dents of Bowling Green the Steely Dan, Bette Midler and taking the stage after Derringer his angst as he chronicles a few he rarely exhibits - "U-Turn" difference between you and chance to see a well-known name Cyndie Lauper. around midnight. days in the life of a hapless truly works. me. That's why you're living from the past. Working for Weird Al Yanko- Tickets are $7 in advance and visitor to the washed-out As is Stone's style, he draws here and I'm just passing "It's nice to see a long-time vic for most of the 80s paid off $8 at the door. desert town of Superior, Ariz. from a melange of cinematic through." By the end, he is Bobby Cooper (Sean Penn), traditions, from the topsy- broke, bawling and blubbering, armed with a duffel bag full of turvy photography of Russ desperate to get out of Superi- Babyface and wife create new cash. Just wants to get to Vegas Meyer's 1960s soft-porn ex- or any way he can. to pay off a debt when his red ploitation films to the quick Jon Voight makes an unlikely "1964 " Mustang breaks down cuts, off-dialogue stylism, nar- but effective blind Indian, dis- on a blistering, cracked Ari- rative jumps and oblique diag- pensing reluctant wisdom movie company to be together zona highway. The nearest onals of MTV's "Real World." while sitting next to his dead The Associated Press matriarch. Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds town, Superior, is three miles And "U-Turn" is schizo- dog. "Are you a human being, and wife Tracey E. Edmonds away, so he makes a U-turn and phrenic, a veritable Sybil of or just some hungry ghost out It also is the story of two highly created their new movie com- heads on in. scenes and semiotics. It's Da- there?" he asks Bobby. Nolte LOS ANGELES - "Soul Food," accomplished musicians who pany as a way to spend more time And the nightmare begins -- a vid Lynch. Wait — it's Sam as Jake McKenna, a man whose the first film by Edmonds Enter- build a family and nurture a mar- together and "Soul Food," which twisted ride during which we Peckinpah, then Wim Wenders, bookshelf includes "Sporting tainment, is the touching tale of a riage as they work. is playing nationwide, seemed to see Billy Bob Thornton play then Quentin Tarantino. Stop - Arms of the World." Chicago family and the loss of its Megahit record producers be the perfect debut project. Director begins Holocaust film series focusing on women The Associated Press Catholic housekeeper who shielded a Block and Malka Drucker. vich's professional interest turned per- pretext of a World's Fair visit. LOS ANGELES - History, when ex- Jewish boy and of a French Resistance "They sent me five or six different sonal. Shortly after their arrival, in July amined closely enough, has an unnerv- member glorified women. stories, and I read them all and got to "I never thought about it until I was 1939, Bogdanovich was born. His moth- ing way of reminding us how much we The film, the first of three dramas pick. I said 'Let me do the ones about doing these two stories, but it turns out er's relatives who didn't escape Europe belong to the past. from Barbra Streisand's production the women, because that interests me I'm one of the rescued," he said. In were killed. That was the case for director Peter company about non-Jews who aided most the most.' 1939, Bogdanovich's Jewish Austrian Bogdanovich when he took on a televi- Nazi Germany's victims, debuts 8 p.m. "I tend to gravitate toward those kind mother was pregnant with him and liv- "It did give (the film) special reso- sion film about two Holocaust heroes EDT Sunday, Oct. S, on cable's Show- of stories," said the director of "The ing in Yugoslavia nance," Bogdanovich said. "When we who risked their lives to save the few time. Last Picture Show" and "Mask," add- Bogdanovich's father, who was Greek were making it, I felt a kind of intensity they could from Nazi extermination. "I really loved the material," Bog- ing: "Maybe it's perversity, because Orthodox, recognized the German about the story. Those Nazi uniforms He was initially drawn to "Rescuers: danovich said of the scripts drawn from most movies are about guys. 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I pageS The BC, News Thursday, October 2, 1997 Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Weathersby wants to do it all returning kicks and playing wide how to cope with change," □ The Falcons' junior receiver for West Los Angeles Weathersby said. "I've learned to college transfer is Mr. College. He played across town be a team player. I'm too old for at Pierce College last year. games and getting attitudes with Versatility. This season he is the leading coaches. all-purpose yardage gainer for "The most important thing is By SCOTT BROWN the Falcons. I've learned how to be a people The BG News "Not only does he have a lot of person and a team player and to athleticism, but he has a lot of just be responsible for your own Leon Weathersby fancies him- maturity," BG coach Gary actions." self as the next Deion Sanders. Blackney said. "He's got a little By becoming a two-way foot- The junior running back from different perspective on life than ball player - he'll still see con- Los Angeles certainly has a good a lot of our players, which is posi- siderable time on offense - photo provided start. He's played three years of tive. It brings with it a little more Weathersby takes on some of minor league baseball in addition maturity, a little more wisdom." the characteristics of his idol, Kurt Thomas, center, the new BG golf coach. to the past three in football. Despite being only 22 - the Sanders. He's even got uniform No. 21 - same age as most seniors - "Actually, I do a lot more than the same as Sanders' number Weathersby's experiences have Deion," Weathersby said. "I play Thomas named to with the Cowboys -- to show his helped make him one of the most running back, kick returns, punt Leon Weathersby devotion to the two-sport dream. mature players on the team. returns, comerback and I catch "I want to play two sports, The Falcons are putting that some passes. I'm a little more "Being young and on the road, that's my dream, my ultimate maturity to work, too - Weath- versatile." you miss the school and miss be- full-time golf post goal," Weathersby said. "Deion is ersby's 380 all-purpose yards Weatherby's biggest impact on ing around people your own age," □ BG's longtime as- year," golfer Kate Kolesnik my favorite player." (rushing, receiving and kick re- the Falcons thus far has been re- Weathersby said. "You're forced said. "He has so much confi- Weathersby spent his high- turns combined) lead the team. turning kickoffs. He's averaged to grow up so quick. I had always sistant coach moves dence in us, he works with school career dedicated to base- This week, he will also see con- 22.8 yards per return this season, dreamed of going to college. I up in the ranks. each player individually if ball, where he batted .559 as a siderable time at comerback. including a best of 54 yards always knew I could." they need help, and always en- centerfielder his senior year. He Weathersby said this week he against Ohio State on Sept. 13. Whether or not he can become courages us to do our best." spent the next three years in the expects to play perhaps 70 per- Throughout his baseball ca- the professional staple that San- ByMATTSPECHT Both the men's and women's Royals' organization, in Florida cent of the plays at comerback - reer, Weatherby yearned to get ders is remains to be seen. The BC News teams have improved tremen- with the rookie league from a position before this week he back to college life. When the op- "I'm going to work at it," dously at tournaments so far 1993-94 and Spokane, Wash, in had played only a couple of times portunity at West Los Angeles Weathersby said. "That's all I The men's and women's golf this year. Some responsibility 1995. in practice and game situations. opened up, he was obliged to ac- can do, keeping working and teams finally have a coach for this can be credited to That fall, he turned to football, "The minors have taught me cept. hope." Ironically, he's been coaching Thomas' impact on the golf- the team all season long - now ers' new attitude toward the it's just official. Kurt Thomas game. was added to the full-time "The hiring of coach Tho- Falcons facing crucial road trip payroll Friday. mas is the best thing that Thomas is no stranger to the could have happened to this BG golf program. As a student team," senior golfer Amy Mil- The Bowling Green men's soc- at Bowling Green from ler said. "He has brought such cer team is spending most of its ■See Akron and Marshall pre- 's Soccer*^ 1984-91, he worked at the a positive attitude. If I have a time this week preparing for view, as well as a Mid-American Forrest Creason golf course. bad hole, he just tells me don't what promises to be the biggest Conference preview, in ebook ^ Then, beginning in 1992, he worry about it and concen- Weekend of the season. tomorrow's BG News has been the assistant course trate on the next hole." The Falcons travel to Akron Jim director. Now he has moved Every coach has a different Friday to take on the Zips, and to that seems to matter. TOCCO up the ladder to the head coaching philosophy, with Marshall on Sunday to face the "None of the tournaments and coaching position. different strategies to win a Thundering Herd for the first stuff matter," Vallow said. "Our BG News Getting the job was no easy match. For Thomas' strategy, Mahler Vallow task. Thomas had to beat out time as a conference foe. whole focus of the season is our Sports Editor he plans on concentrating on The two games kick off a string play with anyone. We knew that MAC schedule, and with that 29 other qualified individuals the "physical aspect, concen- of four consecutive Mid- we could run with the best teams coming up, we know that we've for the job. Since he's been trating on our short game and American Conference games. in the nation, and we don't have gone through highs and we've Akron also ranks ahead of BG around the BG golf program having a positive, confident In order to beat these tough to look at our past, just look for- gone through lows together, and in most national polls, excepting for 13 years, he had the most attitude." conference teams, BG must ward to the future." now we know that we can face the National Soccer Coaches As- experience for the position. Getting into coaching can maintain its level of play that it Eastern Illinois, who faced the our MAC opponents." sociation of America poll, widely "He was highly recom- take up a lot of time and com- established two weekends ago Falcons while holding an 0-8 re- Last season, the Falcons swept recognized as the most reliable mended by the selection mitment - especially coaching against Indiana and Butler and cord, gave BG a physical game, through their conference season, poll. BG ranks 16th nationally in committee," said BG athletic two collegiate teams. But maintained through two impres- despite losing 4-0 to the tougher winning five and losing none, and that poll. director Ron Zwierlein. "He Thomas doesn't mind that at sive victories over Detroit and Falcons. beating Eastern Michigan and The Falcons also rank second had all the qualities and char- all. Eastern Illinois. "That was probably the best Kentucky in the playoffs for a in the Great Lakes Region, acteristics we were looking "I really enjoy the teaching "That weekend was a huge mo- 0-8 team in the country," said BG complete 7-0. whereas Akron places sixth. for in a coach." aspect of coaching," Thomas tivator for us," BG goalkeeper coach Mel Mahler. Thomas' impact on the said. Scott Vallow said of the weekend Detroit was also a key win for By the polls Lack of home matches teams this year can already be Zwierlein expressed satis- BG defeated Butler and hung BG, who had lost in Detroit each seen. As the interim coach, he faction with his newest coach. tough with Indiana. "That defi- of its previous three tries. The Akron leads in this week's Ohio Bowling Green has the least brought a new attitude and "Kurt Thomas is an excel- nitely gave us some more confi- Falcons suffocated the Titans, Collegiate Soccer Association number of home soccer matches confidence to the players lent individual," he said. "We dence. We had some early strug- and won 3-0, although the game Rankings. in college soccer this year. The which had been lacking for are elated to have him on our gles, and maybe we were a little wasn't that close. Bowling Green is buried in Falcons have just five home some time. full-time staff, and feel he can bit down on ourselves, but after But with the MAC schedule third, two points behind the Uni- matches. The next one is Oct. 12 "Coach Thomas has been do a lot of good things for the that weekend, we knew we could starting this weekend, none of versity of Cincinnati. vs. Miami. super supportive of us this program." Cincinnati selects Goin as athletic director The Associated Press Cincinnati basketball coach Bob nati for hiring Goin. "He brings to the table 30-plus Goin hinted that there would be Huggins. "Cincinnati made a smart, gu- years of experience. He has tre- no internal strife in the athletics CINCINNATI -- Bob Goin Bowling Green athletic direc- tsy move because of what hap- mendous credibility among his department. comes to the University of Cin- tor Ron Zwierlein was mentioned pened here," Bowden said. "He peers around the country," said "It's going to be us against cinnati with nothing but kudos as a possible candidate for the was a victim of circumstances Richard Cropper, athletic direc- unethically. from former colleagues, who Bearcats position. here, but nobody's hardly given tor at North Florida, a 12,000 stu- Goin said he did not want to said the school was lucky to get Goin was fired from Florida him a chance since all that. dent Division II school. "I felt dwell on the Incident. him. State in October 1994 for accept- "He's as good as you get," he like I had an in-house mentor. "That was an unfortunate der- Goin, the former athletic direc- ing a discount on a roof for his said. "I was just keeping my He's a straight shooter." ailment," he said. "That's over." tor at Florida State, was named to house from the same contractor fingers crossed that he would get Steger introduced Goin at a Goin worked 13 years for Flor- the same post at Cincinnati on who was working on a $96 million the job up there." press conference. ida State, the last four heading Wednesday by university Presi- stadium expansion at the school. For the past nine months, Goin, "We've searched the country. I the athletics department where dent Joseph Steger. He was later cleared of any 60, has been a consultant to the had a headhuntcr out there look- he oversaw a dramatic expansion He succeeds Gerald O'Dell, wrongdoing. athletic director and president of ing around," he said. "We had a of Florida State's facilities. who resigned Aug. 8 after re- Florida State football coach the University of North Florida long list of people, but one name Bob Goin portedly feuding with popular Bobby Bowden praised Cincin- in Jacksonville. kept reappearing... Bob Goin." • See AD, page eleven. NEW/! Little Caesars AL MAR LANES POUR ■F ^* '1* flAVORS ON TAP' /::*&,. FREE DELIVERY Drink Homecoming 97! THE NEW 3** LARGE! 51 0" Specials! 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Hampton, who threw only 38 bullpen got some work, with In the first blowout between strikes in 87 pitches, was re- Mike Cather throwing two score- the teams this year, the Atlanta placed by Mike Magante, who less innings and Mark Wohlers Braves took advantage of eight gave up a two-run single to pinch- finishing. walks by Mike Hampton and hitter Greg Cnlbrunn that made again shut down "The Killer Bs," it6-3. Blauser, hitting .588 in his ca- routing the Houston Astros 13-3 Atlanta added five runs in the reer against Hampton, gave the Wednesday to move within a vic- sixth - four unearned — once Braves a 3-0 lead in the third tory of their sixth straight NL again striking with two outs. with his fourth postseason championship series. Fred McGriff had an RBI single homer. After pitcher Tom Gla- In 11 regular-season games be- and two more scored when first vine singled and Kenny Lofton tween the Braves and Astros, the baseman Jeff Bagwell let a high walked, Blauser hit a 383-foot margin of victory was never throw deflect off his glove for an drive into the left-field seats de- more than two runs - a trend that error. Danny Bautista followed spite a Wrigley Field-like wind continued in Game 1 of the divi- with a two-run single, though the sweeping across Turner Field. sion series when Atlanta won 2-1 inning mercifully ended for the Houston tied it in the fourth, behind Greg Maddux. Astros when he was thrown out taking advantage of Glavlne's The Braves, who got a three- trying to stretch it to a double. wildness. Two walks set up Brian run homer from Jeff Blauser, It has been a miserable series Ausmus for a two-run double, the lead the best-of-S series 2-0 and for Bagwell, who had 43 homers, ball sailing just beyond the glove can finish off Houston with a vic- 13S RBIs and 31 stolen bases dur- of Ryan Klesko as he dove in the tory Friday at the Astrodome. ing the regular season. He is left-field comer. Ausmus scored Hampton, who had only two O-for-8 with five strikeouts, in- on Hampton's hit to right. walks in 17 innings during his cluding three on Wednesday. final two starts of the regular Cralg Biggio, Derek Bell and Biggio squandered a chance to season, walked four in the first Bagwell, the top three hitters in get the Astros back in the game four innings and got worse after the Astros order, are a combined in the sixth with two on and two getting two outs in the fifth. l-for-25 with no RBIs in the se- outs. On a 3-1 pitch, Biggio lofted With the score 3-all, he threw ries. a fly that appeared to be drifting 16 balls in an 18-pitch span, re- Glavine, improving his post- toward the right-field stands, but sulting in consecutive walks to season record to 8-9, threw a Andruw Jones leaned into the Associated Press photo Chipper Jones, Fred McGriff, staggering 117 pitches through crowd to make the catch. Atlanta shortstop Jeff Blauser connects for a home run in the Braves' victory over Houston Wednesday. Marlins take 2-0 lead over Giants Orioles take opener from Seattle The Associated Press Bobby Bonilla walked, and Alou - O-for-8 pre- The Associated Press flop last 100 pitches. In five innings, he gave up viously in the series - lined a single. Center fielder five runs on seven hits and four walks, with only MIAMI - New hero, same result. Dante Powell had a play at the plate, but his throw SEATTLE - The Baltimore Orioles proved their three strikeouts. Moises Alou singled home the winning run with home hit the back side of the mound and bounced regular-season mastery over Randy Johnson was The Mariners have to be wondering if the no outs in the ninth inning and the Florida Marlins high in the air. the real deal. This time, it was a big defeat for the Orioles have their number, too. Cal Ripken, who - helped by a lucky bounce - beat the San Fran- Sheffield scored easily, and jumped into the Big Unit. finished the season in a 6-for-36 slump, had three cisco Giants for the second game in a row with arms of his jubilant teammates. If they can beat Seattle's ace so easily, as Mike hits as Baltimore improved to 8-4 against Seattle their final swing, 14> Wednesday. The Giants scored an unearned run off closer Mussina and his teammates did Wednesday night, this year. The Marlins took a 2-0 lead in the first playoff Robb Nen to tie it at 6 in the ninth. Nen wound up the Mariners are serious jeopardy. Mussina improved his career record against the series in franchise history. They can advance to as the winner. The Orioles, wire-to-wire champions of the AL Mariners to 9-1 by beating Seattle the second time the NL Championship Series by winning Game 3 The Marlins came from behind to win for the East, took advantage of Johnson's wildness to beat this season. Friday at San Francisco. 45th time this season, and they did it three times, the 20-game winner 9-3 Wednesday night in the Mussina, a 15-game winner this season, allowed Florida won in its final at-bat for the 26th time, erasing deficits of 1-0, 3-2 and 4-3 to the delight of opener of their division series. five hits, Including home runs by Edgar Martinez most in the majors this season. Edgar Renteria's 41,283 fans. Florida also came from behind to win Johnson lost for only the fifth time this season, and Jay Buhner, in seven innings. He struck out bases-loaded, two-out single in the ninth against Game 1. three of them to Baltimore. Facing a lineup nine and walked none in winning his first postsea- Roberto Hernandez won Game 1,2-1. The score was tied four times, and the lead stacked with righties - Rafael Palmeiro, Roberto son game. Hernandez was the victim again Wednesday, changed four times. Alomar and R.J. Surhoff started on the bench - he Jesse Orosco and Armando Benitez finished the taking the loss. The Marlins took a 6-4 lead into the seventh, but fell to 3-8 overall against the Orioles. combined seven-hitter. Ken Griffey Jr. went Gary Sheffield led off the bottom of the ninth three defensive misplays helped the Giants come A crowd of 59,579, the largest ever to watch O-for-4 for Seattle, and Alex Rodriguez homered in with a single and stole second without a throw. back. baseball at the Kingdome, saw Johnson's playoff the ninth. Pressure mounting on Tribe rookie The Associated Press the most ever for baseball at slugfest. "Did you pick up anything you NEW YORK - Jaret Wright the renovated Yankee Stadium. Hargrove said he would start can use watching the Yankees?" knows his baseball lineage, con- Wright, 7-0 with a 3.44 ERA fol- Bip Roberts in left field against "No," he said with a laugh. "At fidence and 95 mph fastball will lowing Indians' losses this year, the left-handed Pettitte and that least not that I'm going to say to- be tried like never before when got a little taste of what he'll face Tony Fernandez would play sec- day. Maybe I'll tell you on Fri- he takes the mound at Yankee during his start as he watched ond. He also said he was toying day." Stadium. the Yankees' comeback. with the idea of starting Kevin Hargrove says Wright's matu- Cleveland's rookie right- "I saw it last night," he said. Seitzer at first base over Jim rity can be traced to growing up hander, who began the year in "New York filled to the top. Peo- Thome. in a baseball family, just like Ken Double-A ball, will start Game 2 ple going crazy. It will probably New York manager Joe Torre Griffey Jr. and Sandy Alomar of the AL playoffs against New test to the top of all that I can said he was still undecided about did, spending childhoods running York's Andy Pettitte on Thurs- take." what changes, if any, he would around in major league club- day night, trying to prevent New Cleveland manager Mike Har- employ. However, he did say he houses and ballparks. It gives York from taking a 2-0 lead. grove said part of his decision to would stick with David Cone to them a definite edge on other "I'm human and I'm going to use Wright in Game 2 was be- start Game 4 despite the right- players. have nerves. I'm nervous and ex- cause Game 3 starter Charles hander's bad outing in the cited, but that's the thrill of com- Nagy is a sinkerballer, as is Orel opener, when he fell behind 5-0 in "It's a tremendous advantage," petition," said Wright, whose Hershiser, who started the the first. Hargrove said. "They get use to father, Clyde, pitched for 10 opener. "After the first inning, we big league life, the big league seasons in the majors. "Playing Hargrove also senses some- were a little concerned if he was game. They have a relatively baseball at the highest level, like thing special about Wright, OK," Torre said of Cone, side- short adjustment period. They the playoffs in New York is the whom he describes as a "very lined for nearly six weeks with have tremendous talent but they thrill of a lifetime. It's an awe- young Roger Clemens." shoulder tendinitis. "But in the do have a leg up." some feeling." "The presence and image that second and third innings, he had The Yankees could be In for an And a lot of pressure on any Jaret projects also helped in my good velocity and threw some adjustment period of their own player, never mind a 21-year-old decision," Hargrove said. "He good fastballs. So It was just one the first time they face Wright, in a nearly must-win situation. has tremendous talent, and I bad inning." who has never pitched against The Indians are hoping Wright have yet to see him intimidated If Wright's ability to handle the any of the AL playoff teams. can turn things around after by a situation." media is any Indication of his "I anticipate a time or two Game l's disaster. 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Excellent bow A GET EXCITED FOR OCTOBERFEST TO- Monday, October 6 Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 cat*. $1.950. Call 2-7359 & leave message or SERVICES OFFERED Pizza Hut NIGHT! Downtown Sports Bar hours plus per week within walking distance lo 354-4219. Now Hiring Love, the Sisters of Alpha Xi Delia 7pm BGSU campus? Interested in working various at 1099 S. Main St Waterbed Queen with new mat»ess Good *SAE ' SIGMA CHI' SIG EP' unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc? condition $80 OBO. Will deliver. 353-5972 Backpacking, canoeing, climbing & kayaking Rate of pay is $5.15 per hour. Apply in person DM " ALPHA CHI OMEGA " DM Opening Cook/Prep please leave a message. ckntca. classes & tnps. Black Swamp Outfit- between the hours of 9am-5pm, Mon.-Fri. at: •AXO' BETA 'AXO' BETA "AXO" The Bisters ol Alpha CN Omega tori, 140S RiverRd. Waierviile. Advanced Specialty Products. Inc. 428 Clough The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would like lo congratulate Apply m Person (410)878-3700 St. BG 43402. would like to thank the brothers Chasity Hoey and Diane Grasu FOR RENT 111 on making the 199796 Rally's is looking for hourly and salaried Man- of Beta Theta Pi for the cookout tl.OOO'a WEEKLY!) Stuff envelopes at home Pregnant"*? Dance Marathon Dream Teamlll agers and Team Members. Excellent benefits We had a great omen M tor $2.00 each plus bonuses. F/T. P/T. Make FREE Pregnancy Tests DM " ALPHA CHI OMEGA DM Immediate openings. Interested'' Please call •AXO' BETA "AXO" BETA 'AXO' $800* weekly, guaranteed' Free supplies For 1 bdrm large (urn. apt. all util. ind. except elec CONFIDENTIAL and CARING 419897-0875. the lights. 3S2-7454 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center details, send one stamp lo: N-181. 12021 W.l- 1111 Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise' 6 Free 1-800/888 toll free number setup w/long shtreBlvd Suite 552. los Angeles. CA 9002S Spring Break '98 * Cancun From $389 1 bdrm. unfurnished. 134 1/2 w. Poe Rd SKYDIVE NOW" FALL SPECIAL distance service Flat rate 9.9 cents/minute. RepswanledlSeH i5andgofree! days $279! Includes meals, free parties' Get a $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Stove A refndg. provided. JUST $100.00 PER STUDENT group - Go Free' Prices increase soon • Save Call 688-333-6353 ID*DH22027 15 Free Meals. Lowest Prices Guaranteed' John Newiove Real Estate 354 2260. Visa/Mastercard accepted. SKYDIVE BG free information Call 410-347-1475 $50'sprmgbreaklravel com 1-800-678 6386 Hickory Ferma Training Positions Avail. 1-800-446-8355' www. sun breaks com Just 10 mm, from campus. 352 5200 "EARN FREE TRIPS ft CASH!"* ..Gain valuable co-op experience, improve 1 Female subleaser needed immediately. CASH & CARRY SPECIAL your human resources ft public speaking skills, CLASS TRAVEL needs students to promote 1 Qi roses - $15.96 while they last • at The Spnng Break 19981 Sell 15 trips ft travel (reel STUOENTS 2 bdrm/2bathroom Apt. Close to campus tram (or order entry system. Contact Sue Earn extra money while receiving personal Flower Basket (downtown next 10 Kaufman's). Highly motivated atudenta can earn a tree Cheap rent. 354-6397 Young at the Co op office for more info. satisfaction assisting individuals with mental PERSONALS trip ft over $10,0001 Choose Cancun. Baha- 372-2451 disabilities. Part-time and substitute positions mi Spnng Break Cancun & Jamaica $3791 mas, Mazatlan, Jamaica, or Florida! North 1/2 Sublessees needed immediately tor big America's largest student tour operator! Call available. Book Early • Save* Get a group - Go Free! If interested, please come to the Anne Grady one bdrm apt. on S. Enterprise Please call UlATTENTIONHt KKG'SAE * KKG ■ SAE'KKG Now! 1-800 638-6411 Panama City $1291 South Beach (Bars Close Center to complete an application. Shauna® 352 2559 5am) $1291 springbreaktravel.com Babysitter needed for 3 children (11.8. ft 6) for ANNE GRADY CENTER Renaming Welcome Week Leader* Thank you for the wonderful time at high soci- 2 bdrm. apt. avail, immediately. Furnished or 1-800-678 6386 occasional evenings A afternoons. Must enjoy 1525 EBER ROAD unfumisned. All mil, tnclud. Call 352-1520. Needed lor ORIENTATION BOARD ety I We had a blast) books, games, music, A cats. Call Lucy at HOLLAND. OHIO 43528 Applications m 405 Student Services Alpha Gam" Slg Ep" Alpha Gam 2 bdrm furnished 849 Napolean Rd. Apt 25 354-7479 leave mossage. ^ EOE Due Oci 3 by noon Alpha Gamma Delta would like to thank our Stg KKG ' SAE" KKG ■ SAE ■ KKG $300 and up. Avail Now. Laundry within build- Ep coaches tor Mud Tug on Sunday, you guys Tutor wanted for Slat 211 class WiN pay ing. John Newiove Real Estate 354-2260. Bar Staff full or part time Please call 2 8495 !! (ATTENTION! I! were awesome. KKG " SIG EP * KKG * SIG EP * KKG At the Elk's Lodge, 200 Campbell Hill Rd. Alpha Gam * Slg Ep * Alpha Gam Van driver. Part-time position to provide trans- Apply between 2:00-4 00. 2 bdrm. furnished 831 7th St. Apt 4 $300 and •"SPRING BREAK..JAKE 2" Organize The sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma would portation to and from sooai service agency. up. Avail. Now Laundry withm building group1 Sell IS. Take 2 Free Jamaica. Can Alpha Gam' Phi Teu • Alpha Gam like to thank the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsi- Musi be betwoen the ages of 21 -65, have a va- John Newiove Real Estate 354-2260 cun. Bahamas. Panama City. Key West Day- Alpha Gamma Delta would like to thank the Phi lon for Ihe wonderful kissing carnations' We Bartender Mon. - Wod. nights $6mr Call An- lid Ohio's driver's license, and an exceBent driv- tona. Barbados. Padre & More. Free Parties. Tau's for our kissing carnations. love you guys' nene 287-4706 ing record. Submit resume to P.O Box 738, 2 bedroom - Furnished/Unfurnished Alpha Gam ' Phi Tau ' Alpha Gam Bowling Green. OH 43402. 1 bedroom - Unfurnished Eats & Drinks Sun Splash Tours Bartenders A Waitresses KKG" SK3 EP' KKG * SIG EP ■ KKG Highland Mgt 354-6036 1-800-426-7710 Apply m person 11 -6 Tues.-Fn. "ALPHA CHI OMEGA" College Stabon 1616 E. Woosier Waitress pt. time Varied hours. Experience Alpha Gamma Delia helpful. Apply between 2-4 Mon. - Fn. The The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega Congratulations to Lisa Maselli on making the NAN A would like to congratulate Elks. 200 Campbell HU Rd. 843 6th St #7 Steering Committee head for Special Promo- -Pip and The Chef BCSU Theatre Depl. is seeking two work-study Katw McKeei n. 2 full bath. $430'mo tions of Dance Marathon. We know you will do Get ready (or a great weekena qualified students to work in the theatre scene on making top 15 for a great job I •EricCarment shop. Applications should have basic carpentry Homecoming Queenl • FOR SALE Alpha Gamma Delta NAN A skills, be self-motivated, and demonstrate Pick up the 1998-1999 "ALPHA CHI OMEGA" leadership skills. For interview please contact Housing Guide BnanRat1iffat372-B0B1 New on campus? Want a way to meet new '89 Ford Probe GT. Turbo, CD. 328 S Main St people? Then call (900) - 289-1077 Ext. (our only office) Alpha Gamma Delta Sunroof. 5 speed, $3500 obo 7964. Muat be 18 ♦ J2 99-mlnute. Serv-u Child Care 352 5620 Congratulations to Alpha Gamma Delta on 3722373 (619)645-8434 Excellent part-time situation tor a loving winning the Greek Olympiad on Saturday. caraperaon. Two children (1 In school). We are sorry but our efficiency \\ In my book, SamB's, Great Jobl Good pay. Need excellent references, driv- 1984 Nissan 300 ZX. 123K miles. 5 speed and 1 bdrms for 97-98 are Alpha Gamma Detta my favorite BG restauram, WANTED ing record and transportation lo 'torn our A£$850. Call (419) 872 6104 completely filled up deserves star billing. It's ihe home. Call 252-6154. ; CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 1989 Buick Reatta. White w/ maroon leather best place lo eai between 2-3 sublease's needed immediately lor 2 bed- Seeking sell. mouvated. engergenc applicants interior, computer screen, loaded three times, room apl. Reasonable rent Call 353-3315 who enjoy working with people in a challenging excellent shape 3520016. Now available: Mount Vemon Apartments Toledo & Columbus ^^ SPRING BREAK '98 environment. $6.00mr. flexible hours, shift F. sublease' lor Spring Ven/ close 10 campus. 2 Judy Collins Tickets for sate 2 Bedroom, fully furnished. uMiies provided. SI87 50/mo.CallEnn353 a?2BEnn differentia) benefits, and vacations Apply m Sat. Oct. 11 Parents Weekend TV Toledo Blade ReitautoM Cnnt CANCUN MAZATLAN balconies, laundry facilities, on-site manager. person al Barney's Convwnce Mart at 996 S Good seats-1 paid $i6/ea. Loving Child Care Needed. Rent negonab'e Catl now 352 9909 Main St. 1091 N. Ma-n St. 3rd shift or 1602 E Please call Kerry at 353 8077 SOUTH PADRE JAMAICA 1/2 days tor happy 3 mo old WoosterSt 3rd shift. Subteaser needed ASAP through May 98 $200Vmo. Oct. pd Own Rm. Close lo campus. LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED: 3530234 Dancers • Now hiring for the 2 Kenwood 12" subwoolers, 2 Pioneer tub- Call April 353-53G0. "ALL INCLUSIVE" #1 Gentlemen's Club «n Toledo woofers, i Pioneer in dash CD player, i Sner- Subteaser needed @ Summit Terrace apts 1 PREGNANT? II you afe pregnant, please con Travel A magazine modeling available wood Amplifier 450w,1 Sherwood 250w Ampli- PARTY PAK DejaVu4i9-531-0079 fier. 2 Pioneer 200w 4 way 6x9 372 6554 bdrm, A/C, carpeted, transportation to and H* (99 MU'Wrr-UMTTIOOTUt sider you' options. We afe a loving couple look- FREE ing lo adopt. You can call I 888 966 8848 after from campus. Laundry facilities, and living 79 Ford Fairmont. 33K, ong. mi. 6 cy/ auto EC rrn.fum avail @ a 1 time add. cost Call Sean ORGANIZE A SMALL GROUP 6pm. lenpenses paid) For Something Special for pre-school or schooJ-agers. 3 5 days per week-afternoons 2nd owner. $2500 obo. Call Jenn 353-8184 ©352 6408 L A EARN CASH & 00 FOR FREE' Sublease! needed immediately 2 br Apl. E from 2 6pm 878-4190 or 878-0911 MeerySl75/mo Call 3726254 PowerBook 170. active matrix. 8/200/14 4, Subteaser needed ASAP 516 E. Merry 2 Free lance or pt time individuals needed for $630 * tax. Other models available Call Paul BRV2 Bath $204/mo A utilities, cable & phone 1-800-SURFS-UP Wanted Used Language Master. Call Michelle at 353-7285 Call Derrick A Lynn @352-228l for into deve'oping multi media projects @ Bool Learn- H6 North Main Bowling Green 826 8220 a Baib 875 6841 *WW studentpxprtss.com ing Inc. Experience in photoshop, illustrator, ft director necessary as wotl as strong design skills. For info contact Sean Eckhardt HELP WANTED 874-0077 ext. 127. Part-time position distibuting advertising mate- Howard's Club H rials. No selling involved. All materials provided Mon-Sal 12-2:30 am Boiangles Bartenders. Waitresses, doormen, at no charga. 1-800-YOUR JOB 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352-9951 ft d i Apply anytime 693 S. Mam 352 9780 www acmnet com/posienng/youriob htm Thursday Live on Stage RICK DERRINGER Tobys Party Oral A night ol electric retro rockin blues' (State Liquor Agency) ring memorabilia to be autographed, starts at 9:30 Jackie O at midnight 1070 N. Main 353-1551 SSIH and the Mumni Frl. S Sat Hope Orchestra ^rv.^ Association zinsh 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Wed 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Thurs. - Sal. Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball Students, ACumni, JacuCty, & Staff a Safe Fine Wines Beer . "meeting all your With my new Liquor Pop party needs!" management position at & ^Enjoyable Mixes Party Supplies — -*—« RALLY'S my paychecks have ItG's Complete Bcvcrai*c Center really increased in size. Now homecoming Weefend! I'm able to save up for my very own franchise! GET A JOB THAT'S REALLY GOING SOMEWHERE! Rally s is seeking motivated personnel with eadership abilities and management experience to (ill these positions: TEAM MEMBERS 1 SHIFT MANAGERS I' " ■: ■• ASSISTANT MANAGERS Rally's offers excellent benefits to all salaried managers which include; • Life insurance ^DELIVERY OR 15 MINUTE PICK-UP • Health/Dental Plans • Stock Purchase Plan • Tuition Assistance • Two Weeks Paid Vacation • Quarterly Bonus Plan Tuesday, October 7, 1997, 8 p.m. • Competitive Salary BGSU, Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center • Referral Bonus Plan j6£ALLUS! • Short/Long Term DisabilrTy Tickets: $28, $22 A $14. To order tickets, To set up an interview cail4lf'972-BI7t or 800ISI9-2224 Call Now 41&497-0875 Presented by the College of Musical Arts.: 5ef ,eS ask for Paul Battey. Otstnct Manager 353-MEGA Sponsored in part by Pisanello's Pina. i„7/'»8teslW«> ' or send your resume to (6342) 1647 Laskey Road. Toledo, OH 43612 Equal Opporturaty Employer ■ ■" Super Coupon * ™ ^ 1616E.WOOSTERM Open 4 p.m. weekdays < . Lunch weekends Thursday! ■11 »9l MEDIUM PLUS PIZZA & STIX PIZZA ®G© &&' ..."Wait till you see $6.99 $7.99 ■what toe have planned1. one medium-one item pizza one large-one item pizza SALE! •$©^ PLUS FREE BREADSTICKS PLUS FREE BREADSTICKS COUPON GOOD THRU 10/20*7 I OR 2 FREE COKES OR 2 FREE COKES SMALL NOTVALIOWrTHANY NOT VALID WITH ANY 25 Going once, going twice... OTHER OFFER OTHER OFFER 1 ITEM EXPIRES 1-6-98 EXPIRES 1 6 98 PIZZA Get your cool Homecoming merchandise while it lasts. On *4 sale in the Union foyer. 9am - 4pm. PARTY PAK MEGA DEAL PLUS MED 1 ITEM $CT50. Jolto-w the. Uader... $29.95 $9.99 PIZZA 5 We know you know these halls -- Offenhauer/Mac. 6 LARGE ONE ITEM one large pizza with Founders, or Kreischer/Harshman. Find them and PIZZAS up to 9 items LARGE t^jOOi follow those golf carts to the Homecoming Pep Rally! Deep Dish $1 00 Extra FREE BREADSTICKSl TEM * / It's a golf cart parade! Starts at 7 p.m.. NOT VALID WITH ANY Deep Dish $1 00 Extra PIZZA OTHER OFFER Double choose extra EXPIRES '-6-S6_ ^Expires 1_6 98_ _ Firecracker Firecracker sis boom bah... Monarchy, cheering. & fireworks -- sound like your typical MEAL DEAL #1 MEAL DEAL #2 Thursday night? Join Frieda and Freddie, our cheerleaders, the BGSU Marching Band, dance team, and many more for the $13.99 , $16.99 announcement of Homecoming Court, fireworks and lots of fun. two medium two item pizzas two large two item pizzas Pep Rally starts at 8 p.m. in the field between Harshman and plus one order ot twisty bread I plus one order ot twisty bread Kreischer. Fireworks start at 9:30 p.m. (any crust available) lany crust available) Tomorrow night it the long-awaited "Battle of BO'i Hotted NOT VALrO WITH ANV NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OTHER OFFER lloV Bunds!" YOU decide which bind will take home the grand prizel EXPIRES 1-6-98 EXPIRES 1-6-96 203 N. Main In Case of Rain, All Events Will Be Held in the FREE DELIVERY Grand I.enhart Hallioom-l nion WE ACCEPT COMPETITORS' COUPONS FOR LIKE PRODUCT* SERVICE V_ -3S2;5L6Si I CAREER SERVICES _ OCT. 7, 1997 WHAT: EXPO *97 0,'n October 7, 1997, Career Services will sponsor their largest career fair of the year. Over 300 organization representa- tives will recruit students from all academic majors. EXPO '97 WHO: Over 130 potential will take place in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom from employers and you 1:15 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Recruiters will be available to meet with you, answer questions, provide information regarding various careers, and discuss internship and full-time career opportunities. WHEN: Bring multiple copies of your resume and dress professionally. October 7, 1997 Be prepared because many recruiters will be scheduling from 1:15 to 5:00 p.m. interviews for EXPO Interview Day on October 8th, □ from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. WHERE: o, how do you prepare for EXPO '97? Inside you will find... Lenhart S Grand Ballroom Job Fair 101: Tips on How to Work a Job Fair ■ □ ■ Employer Guide: A Summary of the organizations represented at EXPO '97 WHY: ■ Are You Proactive or Reactive in Your Job Search? To network with ■ Career Services Schedule of Events recruiters for information and ■ Informational Interviewing employment possibilities *TUS K©AP fvlAP V©V ^.WooSE THE t?7K»E£.Ti©N College life is almost over and you're getting ready to trade in the freedom of progressive thinking and cutting-edge ideas for a suit and stiff shoes. Well, it doesn't have to be that way. If you want to begin leading a progressive professional life, join a company that's committed to advancements. PROGRESSIVE. At PROGRESSIVE, we believe that the only way to nurture creative approaches and professional achievements is to give our employees the freedom to chart their own course and make their own success. By practicing exactly what we believe, we've become the nation's sixth largest private passenger auto insurer and a preferred, state-of-the-art workplace in northeast Ohio. Come see us when we visit your campus on Tuesday, October 7, 1997. We have great opportunities for bright ambitious tOrV^YTCH StiENtS ANP rV^'S fWAj©H.S. We encourage you to no beyond traditional thinking. Question the status quo. Check with Career Services to schedule an interview or to get more information. Here's your chance to work on challenging assignments, receive on-going training, and be part of a real team-oriented environment. A casual dress code, competitive benefits, and a compensation package that includes a 401(k) and Gainsharing program are just a few of the perks. Take a look at our website at wwwjuto-insurance.com to find out more about PROGRESSIVE. If you can't see us while we're on campus, you can fax your resume—indicating job code 978P0QU—to 216-446-4855 or mail it to: Progressive Information Services Division; 6300 Wilson Mills Road, North Building-N200; Mayfield Village, OH 44143. Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V. PROGRESSIVE* » If you are looking for a challenging career or internship 1997-1998 opportunity in: October 21.23.28.30 Tuesdays & Thursdays 11:00 am-1:00 pm November 3.5.10.12 Mondays & Wednesdays 4:30 pm- 6:30 pm February 2.4.9.11 Mondays & Wednesdays 4:30 pm- 6:30 pm April 6.8.13.15 Mondays & Wednesdays 4:30 pm-6:30 pm • Field Operations (Groups hold 10-12 students, so sign up early to ensure a seat.) • Information Systems Be sure to visit the Web for more information on Career Service workshops and events at: hltp:'ww».r>ESU.edu> offices/careers • Accounting This special supplement was published by Special thanks is extended to the BG News. Please stop by the Emro Marketing Company/ Career Services Unigraphics. and the Career Services staff. Speedway booth, or mail your resume to: Bowling Green Stale University 360 Saddlemire Building Emro Marketing Company Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 500 Speedway Drive (419)372-2356 Enon, OH 45323 Zast - (r~l - NyOull - l*i«a» - FMnpan - Cowr Girl Salafiunl Jir Attn: Corporate Human Resources TELaventzis @ emro.com .t Career Expo EOE October 7, 1997 E2533. Grand Ballroom ISffe tVLd IS j'hc Procter A (iambic Company 1 Recruiting IS and MIS students • Provides global information technology looking lor 97/ 98 Graduates solutions to over 103.000 employees in more OITering exciting opportunities in than 66 countries • SySlMM Analysis • Database (ethnologies * Headquartered in Cincinnati, OH ■ Analytic! ■ releconim imitations Check out our On-line ( arccr (enter • Markciing Analysis • Suttslus — http //vtv>» pg com/careers i "ABMHI'I lap IU Muil AilatirrO ( arparaKuiii" --/tmmtt NLIJJMIC i ■) Brncfili Pr»f ram of AH Mijor IIS. ( ompanie - Ahvu-t WJ^-UIHI . "Up Im Placn lo W»rk" -1 umpiurrl*<>riJMai*nn< The Convenience "Opportunity 2000" Aoanl Winner far LitrUVncr m Di»*rwt> -IIS Deyi ol t-hoi _ . Hr*l ('•rporaliMu far Suite** B*M4 on Mrnl Nol Cruder" -• Vni> Maiia/iiK* Stores of Speedway .'HOnWetPreclk—V^wi—r" -l k/Mt^utnc t .-nc v*t the P&G booth Bring your r«tume BGSU Reauiiers wril answer you questo-is Career Services EXPO Supplement October 7, 1997 NEWSPAPER OPPORTUNITIES Are You Proactive or Reactive 1 Due lo expansion and promotions. I greal opportunities are available to join I our team of professionals al the in Your Job Search? Columbus Dispatch We are currently recruiting lor Ihe following positions Planning a career lakes lime and energy, but il hoping that the interview won't be that prepared yourself. You interview well, difficult. You think lo yourself. I should presenting yourself confidently. Your ADVERTISING lakes less lhan you ihink if you utilize ihe Sales/Service Representatives resources available lo you. Do you feel have done something like research or thoughi recruiters are impressed too. As a result, you Inside Sales Assistants undecided about your future career? How about questions the interviewer might ask. receive four job offers! You are in an Telemarketing Account Representatives many limes have you changed majors? Are As it turns out. ihey never call you back. It's excellent position to negotiate. You meet DATA PROCESSING you feeling like ihere are many oplions. but six months later and still no job. with your career counselor to discuss salary Hardware Technicians Software Engineers no clear direction? How do you go about Another possible outcome is that you do negoliations. It pays off because nol only did figuring out what to do with the rest of your land an interview three months after you gel a job with the company you wanted, CIRCULATION District Managers life? What kind of jobs can you get with your graduation. It is nol really a job you want, but you also increased the salary offer! It's major? What is the best way to get the job but it is time to make some money and move only October of your last year, and you have a SECURITY . you want? out of your parents' house. You are job waiting for you in May. You have a job Security Officers legitimately tired of being poor. You in the field and the company you wanted. There are many important questions to We offer a positive work environment interview for a position. The next day you You are paid well and you like your job. You with a competitive compensation and consider when it comes to career planning. get an offer. Of course, you lake il and begin have all of ihis because you took Ihe time to benefits package including 401k. What separates those who get what they want I heath insurance, tuition assistance your new career. Six months later you quit prepare. [ and generous vacation from those who settle on any job they can because you haled Ihe job and never warned The choices you make today can have a *T We will also be accepting get? You have heard the answer before: it in the first place. Now ihe job search direct impact on the future of your career. If - resumes for internships P-L-A-N-N-l-N-G. Whether you are a first in our advertising, editori- process begins again! Let's not torture thin you are jusl beginning your college career or al, human resources and year, sophomore, junior, senior, or graduate poor soul (you) anymore in ihis scenario. close lo ending it (college, thai is), it is marketing departments student, preparing to get what you want will for summer. 1998. Did you know it lakes ihe average person important for you to know you still have time lo more often result in your getting il than Interested candi between three to six months to find a job? It prepare to gel a job. It is only October. Career waiting, procrastinating, or simply hoping to dates may apply in is frightening to think you might have lo wait Services can help you every step of the way. person or send land a decent job. Let"s look at two possible resumes to: that long, but there is a more effective way to Someone once said, "Luck is when scenarios in a student's search for a career. get what you want. All it takes is a little opportunity meets readiness." Gel yourself planning and preparation. ready! SCENARIO 1 dlicCfolumlHioDiopatch SCENARIO 2 Human Resources Department It is April and you realize thai graduation 34 South Third Street. Columbus. Ohio 43215 is close ai hand. You do not know what you It's your freshman year and you are Equal Opportunity Employe* want to do with your life. After all. there are undecided about which major to choose. You so many possible careers out there and you kind of like a couple of your classes, but don't even know that half of them exist. before you choose a major you talk to your Unfortunately, you do not have a job waiting advisor. After the advisor answers many of m nutttm&u* wim rovm j— SCA*C*? for you upon graduation, and you do not your questions, you are referred to Career exactly know how you are going to get one. Services where you meet with a counselor. C^ Come see us at the Career Expo! The counselor helps you clarify your So. what do you do? You PANICK! You Wilcox Sales and Service, Inc. realize that you did not take advantage of the interests, values, and skills. By your Office locations in Mansfield £r Columbus workshops, expos, campus interviews, or sophomore year you have declared a major. counselors at Career Services. So what kept Months later, you see an insert in The BG you from doing so? Your GPA was low and News announcing an EXPO where over 100 ■Pressure wethers •fveporators/ltecyeling systems you felt you could not compete with other organizations arc represented. You decide to •Parts washers •Chemicals candidates. You did not know what Career go and find out more about the kinds of jobs We offer beginning salary and benefits to aggressive and well-organized applicants. Classroom and field Services could do to help you. You felt that would be available in you field of study. training on a one-to-one basis. nervous about the process of getting a job, so You go to EXPO and meet several recruiters you decided to put it off until you felt from both large and small organizations. By Openings in Sales "ready." You did not know exactly how to talking with several recruiters, you learned so Majors: Marketing, Management, Business. Chemistry. ^w write a resume. You have not interviewed much about job possibilities in your major, Mechanical Engineering ai^Tv* well in the past. You were very, very social and you were able to make some solid See va there! and ran out of time! Whatever the case, you contacts. The best part of all was that you now realize that you are jobless and about to were able to set up a summer internship with finish school. a company in your field of study. During your final two years, after gaining So. how does this scenario end? There are internship experience in your field, you feel several likely possibilities. Let's say you wait confident in you career choice and start OHIO EPA WILL BE until graduation and then start sending out researching companies and prospective jobs INTERVIEWING FOR resumes. You are not really sure how to go in your field. You consult with your career 1998 SUMMER INTERNS about doing this, so you just look in the counselor and attend workshops on resume AT EXPO 1997 newspaper for job vacancies. You think "This writing, job hunting, and interviewing, one looks okay." or "I could do this" or "I've among others. Then the lime comes for the got to get something, so I'll apply for this job actual on-campus interviews. You feel for now." So several months later, after prepared and ready. You have several OEPA il an equal employment opportunity sending out 80 resumes, you finally get a call interviews scheduled with recruiters, some of agency for an interview. You desperately go to the whom you have met at previous EXPOs. interview. You feel nervous. You show up You arc nervous, but excited. You have October 7, 1997 Job Fair 101: Tips on Informational Interviewing EXPO '°7 is your perfect opportunity lo conduct informational interviews to expand your How to Work a Job Fair knowledge about a particular field by talking lo recruiters who are knowledgeable about career EXPO '97 is the perfect chance to discover job opportunities, whether that means opportunities. You can take advantage of the career fair by gelling practical advice about how internships or full-lime employment. So. what's the best way to work a job (air? to get into your field of interest. EXPO is also an excellent forum to make contacts (network) Here arc some tips. with representative! in your field of interest. EXPO, like any job fair, also offers you an excel- lent context to practice interviewing in a minimally stressful environment. To lake advantage of ■ When you arrive, take some time to identify the organizations you want to visit. this opportunity, here are some questions you can ask recruiters during your informational ■ Quickly slop by their tables to pick up any literature (don't waste lime in line to do this). interview. ■ Review ihc literature of companies that do not have long lines first. Go speak to ■ What are the prerequisites for jobs in this field? these recruiters. ■ Are there specific courses a student should lake that would be panicularlv pertinent to ■ Broaden your range of opportunities. If you are unfamiliar with certain organizations, do not this field? j>~uine that they are not worthy of your lime. ■ How do you see the jobs in this field changing over the next few years? How could I prepare ■ If you want to speak to a recruiter whose line is long, spend lime reading the organization's myself for such changes? literature in the wailing line. ■ What kind of college and work experiences could best help me prepare for a career in ■ If some lines are loo long in which lo wail, just leave your resume al the table. this field? ■ When speaking lo a recruiter, be professional. Your goal is to make an impression. ■ Whal is the best way lo obtain a position which will start me on a career in this field? Remember to dress professionally, shake hands firmly, introduce yourself clearly, and make ■ How long does it typically take to move from one level to the next in this career track? eye contact. ■ What aspects of a career in the field of X. do you consider positive/negative? ■ Leave your resume with ihc recruiter. ■ Whal are Ihc most interesting aspects of the job? ■ Immediately following EXPO '97. send a follow-up letter and a copy of your resume to the recruiter with whom you spoke (and even if you were only able to leave your resume). ■ How would you describe a typical work day in this position? ■ Represent yourself well. Almost half of the organizations have recruiters staying for ■ What arc the salary ranges for various levels in this field? interviews the following day. This is a great opportunity lo launch your job search early ■ Whal advice would you give me as someone interested in entering in this field? in ihc year. 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Leader providing payroll and i,i\ tiling Opportunities American Management Sj stems, Inc. services. Berish & Associates, Inc. Programmer and Programmer/Analyst AMS partners with clients to achieve breakthrough Company Inscription: Berish & Associates is a Opportunities Outside Sales Representative performance through the intelligent use of informa- lull service, software consulting firm that has spe- Cleveland State University tion technology. We are an international business cialized in providing working solutions to the In- Cleveland State offers >l separate masters degree *Aeroquip - Vickers. Inc. and inlomialion consulting firm, focusing our work formation Systems community since 1985. We are programs. 2 post master's programs. 2 law degree A world leader in manufacturing and distribution on specific industries; telecommunications, finan- a Cleveland based company with branch offices in programs and b doctoral programs. of engineering components and systems lor cial services, insurance, health care, state and local Atlanta. Georgia. industry governments, federal government agencies, educa- Opportunities Opportunities, Recruiting lor students interested in attending Opportunities: Accounting. Finance. tional institutions, and electric and gas utilities. Software Developer/Systems Fngineer: graduate school. ' Ipportuniiu's Consultant. Aerotek, Inc. •Club Corporation of America Acrotek is an international temporary staffing AmeriCnrp *|ISA & VISTA Bowling Green Police Division What began as one private country club is now one company with offices located throughout North \mcriCorps H'SA and AmcnCorps 'VISTA Opportunities Fntry Level Police Officer of the largest private hospitality companies in the America. We provide major corporations uiid (Volunteers in Service to America | are national United Stales. Club/Corp encompasses more than technical personnel to work on contract. Acroiek ten ICC programs that place iiuhs iduals in ditaoV "Burke Incorporated 230 pnvate clubs, resorts, semi-pnvatc and daily- is leading the charge in Cftatmg slatting partner- v .imaged communities to help residents become Customer market research company working with fee golf courses and real estate developments ships with Fortune 300companies, more self-sufficient. (Fortune 5(K>) clients to solve marketing issues. worldwide. Opportunities: Opportunities. Opportunities. Opportunities: Marketing. Management. Business Administration, Full and part-time opportunities available in the Data Collection Management Trainees Supervisory and entry level management Communications, and Liberal Studies students areas ot education, public safely, human needs and interested in a sales oriented position. the environment. Columbus Dispatch •C.W. Costello & Associates The Columbus Dispatch is a privately held, lamily AirTouch Cellular Andersen Consulting Medium size computer consulting firm - 12 (titices owned newspaper. The Columhus dispatch em- Air Touch Communications is the I rgesi company Andersen Consulting is a global leader in manage nationwide. Provides consultants to local client ploys approximately I stK» employees and encom- in the world focused on wriratess communications. ment and technology consulting. At Andersen base in both mainframe and client/server environ- passes many fields, such as advertising. offering a lull range ol w betas sen ices - cellular. Consulting, "consulting" means helping organize ments. circulation, editorial, data processing, production, paging. PCS (personal communications services) lions rethink the way they do business by linking Opportunities: marketing and many support areas and. in the near future, global satellite communica- technology. Strategy, busines i processes, and Computer Consultant - Title - Associate. tions AirTouch has a total market capitalization people. Opportunities: of about $20 billion, with ventures all across the •Caliber Logistics A variety ol positions available. Summer of IWK. Opportunities. U.S.A. and in 11 other countries serving more than Caliber System. Inc. is a leading, value-added pro- internship positions available in advertising sales. Analyst position in all U.S. locations. 9 million customers world-wide vider of iransportalion. logistics and related infor- editorial and human resources. mation sen ices. The company's sen ices include Opportunities Andersons, Inc. transportation management, dedicated contract •Comerka Bank Inside/Outside Sales for busines-io-business sales, The Andersons. Inc. is an agribusiness and retail- carriage, finished product distribution and just-in- Comcnca Incorporated is a bank holding company Customer Service. Electrical Fngmecring (Radio ing company founded in 1947. and is based in timc manufacturing support programs headquartered in Detroit. Frequency). MIS. Maumee. Ohio. The firm organizes us businesses into three strategic business groups: Agriculture. Opportunities Opportunities: Aldi. Inc. Retail, and Business IX'velopmcnt. which Includes Industrial Engineer. Warehouse Operations Super- Branch Management Training Program. Commer- Aldi is a leader in the limited assortment grocer) milcar repair and marketing, lawn care products, visor. Transportation Operations Supers isor. Op- cial Lending Training Program. Controller Rota- store format Over 450 stoq»| are In operation in industrial products and several smaller businesses erations Analyst, operations Coordinator, tional Analysts. Trust Analyst. Programmer the U.S. Our concept is to cam the 600 Fatten Logistics Coordinator. Logistics Analyst. Program- Trainees Opportunities mer/Analyst and Integration Analyst moving items m the grocery product line and sell Retail Sales Associates, Accounting. Retail Man- •CompuServe Network Services them at the lowest retails possible. agement. Grain Merchandising and Marketing. CompuServe Network Services is the worldwide Cambridge Technology Partners Opportunities leader in providing Fortune I000companies with Engineering, Fabrication. Sales and Marketing. Cambridge Technology Partners is an international quality intranet and Internet connectivity District Manager Trainee: This is a 11-month professional services linn that partners with clients training program which leads directly into multiple "Applied Materials solutions to pun ide customized Information Technology store supervision. An Aldi District Manager is in Applied Materials is the world's largest and most Solutions Cambridge provides Strategic Applica- Opportunities: charge of 306 Aldi retail Hores successful manufacturer of semiconductor tion Development and Deployment, which in- Account Executive/Network Sales Reps Sales. equipment. volves Business Renewal. Rapid Application Account Manager - (Sales Support), Netowrit American Family Insurance Opportunities: Development and Rapid Package Implementation lechmcal Rep - (Technical Support). Insurance. Buyer/Planner in both Santa Clara. CA and strategies using Client/Server concepts, as well as Opportunities Austin. TX Open and Distributed Systems technology Compuware Corporation Claim Adjusters for Property. Casualty and Physi- Opportunities: Junior Programmer/Analyst. Opportunities: cal Damage ASKT Corporation Support Services - Technical Documentation. ASET is a worldwide investigative security Associate Developer: consulting firm. American (General Finance •etc Cooper Kngineered Products American General Finance is a leader in the con- Opportunities CCCoffers complete computer services which Cooper Tire & Rubber Company, founded in sumer finance industry. American (ieneral has Undercover Narcotics Investigators include software and hardware development, as I°-I4. specializes in the manufacturing and market- over 13(H) offices in 45 stales, a wholly ow ned Bank One, Columbus, NA well as providing complete IT solutions, for di- ing of rubber products for consumers and indus- subsidiary of American General. Inc. Financial Sen ices organization with assets of over verse clients world-wide. trial users Products include automobile and truck Opportunities SUM) billion, placing it in the lop 10 banks in the Opportunities lire*, inner tubes, vibration control products. Financial Represent at i\cs. Sales Associates, and United Slates. UNIX.C++. VC++.database design. Windows hoses and hose assemblies, and automotive seal- Lending & Collecting Administration. ing systems Opportunities: NT. knowledge-based systems •American Greetings Consumer Banking Management Development Opportunities American Greetings is the world's largest publicly Program (Retail) with positions in Ohio. •Children's Resource Center Shift Supervisor. Management Trainee. owned creator, manufacturer and distributor of West Virginia. Kentucky. A private non-profit children's mental health agency vv hose ser\ ices include outpatient literacy. greeting cards and social expression products sold Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio early intervention/parenting programs, speech/ in more than 75 countries. Greeting cards are the •Bennett Knterprises The Corrections Commission ol Northwest. Ohio language therapy, partial hospitalization program. Company's primary product, generating 65 percent Forty years ot successful resiaurant and hotel op was formed in 19X7 to oversee the construction short term residential treatment, treatment of net sales. The Company also markets related erations. Corporate office in Pcrrysburg. Ohio, and operation ol the Corrections Center of North- tostercare social expression products including: gift wrap. operating 19 Big Boy Restaurants. t Holiday Inns west t>hio The M\ member jurisdictions of the gill bags, gill accessory items, party goods, mylar (Pcrrysburg and Monroe. Ml). Hampton Inn Opportunities: Corrections Commission include Defiance County. helium balloons, stationery, calendars, non-prc- (Maumee). Timko's. 6 Ralphie's Sports Faterics Relief Behavior Specialist. Behavior Specialist Fulton County. Henry County. Liuas County. Wil- scnplion reading glasses, decorative flags and a & Pubs. Community Worker liams County, and the City ot loledo. CCNOis Movers and shakers. «r\ Aeroquip-Vickers is Looking for Some 'Movers and Shakers" in Accounting and Finance Aeroquip-Vickers, Inc.. a world leader in the manufac- worldwide. Specific areas of responsibility include eval- ture and distribution ot engineered components and uating the effectiveness of accounting practices and systems for industry and selected as "One of the systems of internal control and identifying process World's Best-Managed Companies," is currently looking improvements in both financial and non-financial areas for outstanding individuals to join our corporate audit group. Positions will be based at our World Qualified candidates will have a bachelor's degree in Headquarters in the Toledo, Ohio, area. Considerable accounting or finance combined with previous internship U.S. and international travel will be required. experience. Excellent analytical skills, business knowl- edge, and strong oral and written communication skills At Aeroquip-Vickers. we have expanded the traditional are essential. view associated with the financial function to enable our financial people to actively partner with our company's To learn more about these and other career opportuni- operating units to solve business problems and continu- ties at Aeroquip-Vickers, please visit our booth at the ously improve administrative, support and production EXPO Career Fair on October 7. 1997. And when in processes. If selected, you will perform and lead finan- Toledo, visit COSI of Toledo to experience our products cial and operation audits of Aeroquip-Vickers locations that "move and shake" the Zing 2000 simulator theater. Aeroquip-Vickers, Inc. 3000 Strayer • P.O. Box 50 • Maumee, Ohio 43537-0050 • (419) 867-2200 Equal Opportunity Employer Visit us on the World Wide Web at www.aeroquip-vickers.com October 7, 1997 ihe firs! regional corrections ccnicr ot Hs t\pc in tainment. AutoVaniage and other brands. CUC Management Trainee Program: Assistant Buyer. Opportunities Ihc United Slates, and Ihe first regional Jail in he works in partnership with leading banks, retailers. Area Sales Manager Full-time and intern positions available in Systems huih in ihe stale of Ohio. oil companies, credit unions, charities and other Development and Integration. Technology En- Opportunities: Corrections Oltieer organizations to offer consumers convenience and Kmro Marketing Company noblement. Supply/Chain Operations. Process significant savings when purchasing a wide array A convenience store/gasoline marketer. Transformation, and New Product Development COSI-Columbus of high-quality goods and services. We operate in 14 slates under 9 different names. Essex International Joined under the hrand name COSI. the Columbus Opportunities: Opportunities: Public company (NYSE). 28 manufacturing silcs. and Toledo facilities deliver the san>c kinds of Developers iProgrammers. Analysts). VAX. De- Store Manager Trainee. District Manager Trainee. A world leader in the production and distribution experiences — hands-on science learning that is velopers l Programmers. Analysts). IBM. Busi Co-op Accounting. Co-op Information Systems. of wire and cable products, headquartered in Fort powerful and fun - accented by superb visitor ma Analyst) Analyst Programmers. Wayne. IN. Experiencing rapid growth. service. The centers work in close partnership, Darke County Family YMCA sharing vital management expertise and indusir> The Darke County Family YMCA is a not for Opportunities: *Knterprisc-Renl-A-Car ME. MET. E.E., E.E.T. Chemical Engineering. resources. profit membership organization that is directed by Car rental in insurance replacement market. Chemist. Accounting. Information Systems. Me- Oppt>rtunities: Individuals interested in educating an elected Board of Trustees chosen by the voting Growth of 21% per year over past 10 years. chanical Design. and presenting science in an informal setting: Ad- membership. The Chief Executive Officer serves Opportunities. ministration and Finance. Operations. Exhibits and as the chief employed officer while all other staff Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Facilities. Marketing. Design and Production Stu- members are employed by the Chief Executive Entry Level Manager Trainee position with promotions based on merit and UK)'{ The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland is one of dio. Presidents, and Development. Officer with the approval of the board. The 12 regional Reserve Banks in Ihe United Stales 75.000 sq. ft. facility houses a 6 lane swimming from within the company. Sales. Marketing. Man- agement and Customer Service. The Federal Reserve is responsible for formulating Crowe Chuck pool, a weight room, game room, aerobic center, and conducting U.S. monetary policy. It also su- Crowe Chizek Systems Consulting Group is a general and adull locker rooms, youlh and adult Requirements: pervises banks and bank holding companies and 200+ person division of the tenth largest Consult- lounge, four racquctball courts, ivto indoor lennis 4-year degree, all majors. December and/or May provides financial services to depository institu- ing and CPA Firm in ihc United Slates. We spe- courts, volleyball, two gymnasiums and I/I0 mile graduates. tions and the federal government. cialize in delivering a wide range of system running track, outdoor playgrounds, and 2 soccer Opportunities: consulting services trom custom development of fields. There is a men's and women's Health hn- Krnesl & Julio (ialto Winery Bank Examiner - duties involve participating in ex- large, enterprise-uide s> stems to implementing hanccmen! Center which includes a cardio center Alcoholic Beverage Industry new enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and strength room with TV's, whirlpool, aminations of stale-chartered bank and all bank- steamroom. sauna, tanning beds, private shower Opportunities: holding companies within the Fourth District. Opportunities: Information Systems and Manage Sales representative, sales management mem Consulting positions. and dressing areas. The YMCA also houses a Travel ranges from 60** to X0*#. Includes a four Cardiovascular Rehab Center and full facility Ernst & Young Consulting Division day (10 hour/day) work week when in travel status •CCC International Child Care Center. Emst & Young LLP is a leader in providing innova- CUC is ihe nation's leading membership-based Opportunities. Internships. Field Experiences. tive consulting solutions lo our clients. Our man- Fifth Third Bank consumer services company. It currently provides Full-lime professional positions. agement consulting professionals assist clients in Fifth Third Bank's history is rich in growth and ■ccess to travel, shopping, auio. dining, timeshare achieving business goals by improving efficiencies innovalion. reflecting management's belief in exchange, financial, and other services to more •Rider Beerman Stores and cost savings, with the help of technology-based sound banking principles coupled with a firm lhan 68 million ciHisumcrs worldwide through its Retail Store Chain solutions. Representative consulting initiatives in- commitment to provide superior customer service. more lhan 20 membership programs, including Opportunities: clude strategic planning, packaged enabled Shoppers Advantage. Travelers Advantage. Enter- reengineering and transformational outsourcing. Opportunities: Systems Analyst 2 M Michigan Automotive Compressor, Inc. Engineer your future at MAC I! Current Opportunities: Production Engineering: Responsibilities include maintaining the productivity of manufacturing processes, troubleshooting potential quality problems, implementing machine design improvements, and project management. An understanding of PLC's, CNC's, and statistical process control is helpful. Project management will include manufacturing, chemical, electrical, industrial, and mechanical engineering responsibilities. New engineers will have a mentor to aid in the learning process. Product Design & Sourcing: This position requires investigation of new suppliers and assisting them in meeting MACI's quality & capacity requirements. Additionally, position will assist with product design through feasibility studies and communication of product design change contents to manufacturing. In PDS, technical ability is combined with an understanding of business to complete thor- ough analysis and negotiation. Purchasing: Requires ability to analyze internal and external parts & processes and assigning bottom-line costs associated with manufacturing and/or purchasing. Qualified candidates will have strong analytical skills and be able to conduct an analysis relating to the production of various compressor parts. An ability to determine total costs associated with manufacturing is needed. Quality Assurance: Position requires close contact with vendors who supply component parts to MACI. Duties include interaction with suppliers and customers, writing technical reports, customer & warranty claim analyses, extensive problem solving, and participa- tion in technical audits. An understanding of quality assurance systems and basic knowledge of SPC and capability studies is helpful. Michigan Automotive Compressor, Inc. 2400 North Dearing Rd. Parma, Ml 49269 Attention: Robin Hicks Tel: (517) 531-5500 Fax: (517)531-1711 email: [email protected] i ■ MAY PROGRAMMED FOR SUCCESS Great Lakes Data Center Lorain, Ohio A Division of The May Department Stores Company We are one of the LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE RETAILERS in the country. MAY Company operates 346 stores in 29 states and the District of Columbia. Our department store companies hold leading positions in each of their markets and serve areas totaling 121 million people nationwide. We have achieved 21 consecutive years of record sales and earning per share, an accomplishment matched by few companies in any industry. Our 1995 Fiscal Sales totaled $10.5 billion, with a Net Earnings of $700 million. We have "Programming" opportunities available. May's continued success is heavily depend ■nt. on having the pest talent in retailing! MAY offers one of the most challenging and rewarding careers in Data Processing for individuals who are bright, motivated and energetic. We seek associates who are self-starters, creative, team players and strong leaders. Does this sound like you? If so. ■ WATCH FOR US ON: October 8,1996 at EXPO November 6,1996 at Career Services for a Info Session November 7,1996 at Career Services for scheduled interviews For additional information about scheduling for interviews or job descriptions visit the Career Services Office. An Equal Opportunity Employer October 7, 1997 Career Services EXPO Supplement Fifth Third Bank of Northwestern Ohio, N.A. tions such as sales, business management, techni- out the Mid-Atlantic and Mid-Western stales. •Key Services Corporation Banking/Financial Institution cal service or manufacturing. Opportunities: Executive Training Program Financial Corporation - Information Systems Division. Opportunists: 'Great-West Employee Benefits (Entry-level management). Retail Associate. Commercial Associate As a leader in the employee benefits arena, the Opportunities: 'Information Resources, Inc. Management Associatcs.Technical Associates. ■Foot Locker Great-West family of companies provides a full Information Resources. Inc. is the leader in provid- The Foot Locker group of retailers is the largest in range of group life, health, and financial products ing accurate information, innovative software and •Kohl's Corporate Office the country. We operate over 2000 stores nation- and services to millions of people. Our combina- business solutions to companies engaged in the Kohl's is a specialty store positioned between the wide, and produce sales in excess of SI.5 billion tions of ratings places us among (he top l% of marketing, sales and distribution of consumer traditional department store and the upscale dis- annually. more than 1575 "significant and active" life and health insurance companies in the U.S. and packaged goods. counter. Kohl's has over 170 locations in the Opportunities: Managers. Assistant Managers. Canada. Opportunities: midwest and East coast. Management Trainees Opportunities: Account Representative. Assistant Project Manager Opportunities Assistant Store Manager Trainee. ■General Electric -.Iiit.il Circuit 'Harris, MacKessey, & Brennan, Inc. •Life Investors GE is global market company, constantly develop- Jabil Circuit. Inc. is the world's third largest de- HMB is a software developer and consulting com- Life Investors is owned by Aegon USA Securities. ing innovative, high quality products and services pany with a strong client base in and around the signer and manufacturer of electronic circuit Aegon is one of the largest insurance and securities such as aircraft engines, appliances, lighting, medi- boards and systems serving leading companies in Columbus area. Our primary focus is government companies in the USA and the world. We offer cal systems. NBC. plastics, power systems, infor- and utilities industries within this area. the computer, computer peripheral, data communi- life/health/disability/and long-term care insurance mational services, electrical distribution and cations, automotive, medical and consumer Opportunities: We also specialize in mutual funds, IRSa. annu- control, motors and industrial systems, and trans- industries. Software development and project management on ities, pensions and 40I Ks. portation systems. client/server and mainframe applications. Owner- Opportunities: Opportunities. Management. General Agent. Opportunities: Management Information Sys- ship opportunity for exceptional performers. Engineering (Electrical/Mechanical). Materials tems. Computer Science. Visit the Taft Room. Logistics. M/l Schottenstein Homes, Inc. 3rd floor. Student Union. •Hershey Chocolate USA M/l Schottenstein Homes. Inc. is one of the nations Manufacture and distribute confectionery products Kent State University leading builders of single family homes. In our •Geon Company throughout the United Stales. The College of Business Administration and more than 20 years of business, we have built over The Geon Company, headquartered in Northeast Opportunities: Graduate School of Management provide high- 28.000 homes for families throughout the Midwest Ohio, is a leading producer of vinyl (PVCl resins Entry-level Field Sales. quality undergraduate, graduate, and executive and South, and have surpassed $100,000,000 in and the largest producer of vinyl compounds in programs. Programs are accredited by the Ameri- stockholder's equity. North America, with 11 manufacturing plants can Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business •Hills Department Store Opportunities: throughout the United Stales and Canada Hills Department Stores is a mass discount retail- (AACSB) Production - Assistant Supervisor. Coordinator. Opportunities: ing store which has over I00 associates per store. Opportunities: Drafting. Service Supervisors Financing - Loan The Program for non-cnginecrin; majors is de- Hills Department Stores are headquartered in Graduate studies - MBA. Ph.D.. MA in Econom- Specialist. Shipping/Closing. Sales - Sales signed to prepare participants for eventual posi- Aliquippa, PA. and have over 150 stores through- ics. MS in Accounting. Trainee. Other - Accounting Coordinator. Human Your Energy. ■ Our Wisdom. And the innovation to brine \natl together. Award Winning Software • World-Class Talent • Continual Innovation Founded in 1980, Solomon Software's revenue has increased by more than 250% over the last three years, resulting in over r yolomon 6000 installations of our Solomon IV for Windows accounting information system worldwide (our product is distributed Software is a throughout a network of value-added resellers — VARS and affiliates). leading developer We now welcome new leaders, who will be instrumental in developing the next generation of software. Entry level positions are now available in the fields of SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT, INSIDE SALES. of Windows, Solomon Software is firmly committed to the success of our employees, and demonstrates this with a supportive team envi- client/server. ronment, entrepreneurial energy and strategies for ongoing professional development. We also offer an attractive salary and generous benefits package that includes stock option grants. Our headquarter city of Findlay, Ohio, extends many personal SQL-based advantages, too. This thriving community provides a high quality of life and proximity to major recreational, cultural and accounting educational centers. software for Explore your future possibilities at Solomon Software. To find out more, stop by and visit our representative at the Job Fair October 7th, contact your placement office, or forward your resume to : Solomom Software, Human Resources middle-market Coordinator, P.O. Box 414, Findlay, OH 45839; Fax: (419) 424-3400. Equal opportunity employer m/t/d/v. businesses. Visit our site on the World Wide Web: http://www.solomon.com GREAT PRODUCTS. Solomon Software GREAT PEOPLE. A COMPANY Of TLB INC WISE CHOICE. ACCOUNTING FOR THE CHANGING NEEDS OF BUSINESS" VEAJ Information Systems .<** Rwtesslonals * A Looking for an opportunity to work in a dynamic systems environment utilizing today's latest innovations? This is the right time to "get in on the ground floor" with one of the core businesses of Nationwide Insurance. Our Information Systems areas have excellent openings available to recent or upcoming systems professionals who are interested in making IMMEDIATE contributions. You will expand your technical knowledge base as you build, enhance and purchase technology solutions for new and existing systems. Primary duties include: • Providing technical evaluations of advanced and new office automation hardware to help convert to a client/server environment. • Analyzing and developing functional requirements for customers. • Preparing hardware/software configurations and performing time estimates. • Acting as a liaison to customers, internal systems and corporate systems staff. • Gaining strong familiarity with our business and product environment. Ideal candidates should possess a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or MIS, as well as excellent written and oral communication skills, some microcomputer hardware/software experience and several of the following: • Familiarity with LAN (Novell and/or Windows NT). • Knowledge of relational database concepts and programming (Oracle, SQL, C++). • Exposure to tools such as PowerBuilder, Forte and VisualWorks. • Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving capabilities. Nationwide offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package that includes educational assistance, human resource training, an employee assistance program, on-site physical fitness center, alternative work schedules, telecommuting, corporate casual dress code and much, much more. NATIONWIDE Qualified candidates, visit us at the Career Fair on campus on October 7. If unable to attend the Fair, send your resume to: Nationwide Insurance, One Nationwide Plaza, 1-01-13, Attn: INSURANCE RS, Corporate Recruiter, DB, Columbus, OH 43216. Fax: (614) Nationwide is on your side 677-3040. Nationwide Insurance is an equal opportunity employer m/f/d/v committed to a diverse workforce. October 7 Where information is going Resources Oeneralisl, Informalion Syslems Ana- 'Motorola - Cellular lyst, Marketing/Graphic Artisi. Full-time professional opportunities in the most advanced technologies in voice and data 'May Department Starts Company, communications. (irtal Lakes Data Center Opportunities: Buyer. Customer Service Represen- Looking for the right place to begin your high- The May Department Stores, Great Lakes Data tative. Production Supervisor. Center operates a large-scale IBM and TANDEM tech career? Consider working at a 10-year Computer environment. GLDC offers a complete 'Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York information industry player experiencing record benefits package including medical, dental, eye Position deals in the areas of Employee Benefit growth, sales and earnings - Consider working care, life insurance, long-term disability insurance, Planning, personal financial planning, insurance at Metatec Corporation. profit sharing, and retirement programs. and investment consulting. Four (4) year training Opportunities: Associate Programmers. program through local and national training courses and classes. Who are zve? ■MBNA Marketing Systems Opportunities: Metatec (NASDAQ: MET A) is a leading information MBNA Marketing Systems, a subsidiary of MBNA Financial Sales/Management Trainee. America is the world's leading issuer of the Gold industry services company offering CD-ROM and MasterCard, and the second largest leader through 'Mutual of Omaha DVD manufacturing and distribution. bank credit cards, serving more than 20 million Provide products and services to clients, helping customers. them to protect their families and achieve their fi- nancial goals. Opportunities: Who are our customers? Customer Assistance Account Managers. Customer Opportunities: Metatec's customers publish and distribute informa- Satisfaction Specialists. Sales Management Train/Representative. tion for a wide variety of markets, as well as their own Mercantile East National City Corporation internal information distribution needs. A full-line department store, a division of Mercan- National City is a S52 billion diversified financial tile Stores Co.. based in Fairfield. OH. East divi- services company headquartered in Cleveland. sion is based in Louisville. K V with locations Ohio. National City operates banks and other fi- Where would I zvork? throughout Kentucky and Ohio. nancial services subsidiaries primarily in Ohio, Offering ISO 9002 certified manufacturing services, Opportunities: Kentucky. Indiana and Pennsylvania. Metatec's state-of-the-art facilities are located in Co- Asviciate Department Manager - Management Opportunities: lumbus, Ohio with sales and support staff throughout Training Program. We will be on campus recruit- Management Development Training Programs. ing on October 16.1997. the United States. 'Nationwide Insurance Enterprise •Metatec Corporation The Nationwide Insurance Enterprise began more A pioneer in the information industry. Mctatcc is than 70 years ago by American Farmers in Ohio to Hozv zvould I be compensated? nationally recognized as a leader in the application provide low-cost auto insurance. Since then we Metatec offers a strong balance sheet, an attractive compensation of high technology involving CD-Rom manufac- have grown to become a recognized leader in insur- and benefits package, a stimulating entrepreneurial corporate cul- turing and distribution. ance and financial services in the United States. ture, and a team-oriented work setting that fosters achievement. In Opportunities: Opportunities: Syslems Developers. Sales Associates. Business Analyst, Microcomputer Support Analyst, addition to Metatec's competitive salaries and company-matched Programmer, Software Specialist, and Systems Da- Miami University retirement plan, the company offers a tuition reimbursement plan for tabase Administrator. business-related courses. •Midmark Corporation leading manufacturer of medical, dental and hos- Navy Processing Station Cleveland pital equipment. Opportunities: Engineering. Business Administration, Communi- SALES ASSOCIATES Opportunities: cations, Medical. Dental, Nursing, Nuclear Engi- The Sales Associate candidates must have a degree in Marketing, Sales - Medical. Industrial Engineering. Industrial neering. Intelligence Engineering Co-op. Information Systems Co-op. Finance, Computer Science or a related area. The selected individu- NCR Business Services Division als will be enrolled into one of two dynamic eight week product/sales Millar Elevator Company Development and support technical solutions. training programs at Metatec's Corporate Headquarters in Dublin, Millar Elevator Service Company is the nation's Opportunities: largest dedicated elevator/escalator Ohio. The first program will begin in January of 1998 and the second Technology Consultant. Application and Develop- service company with over 50 locations in the program will follow in June of 1998. During the following six to nine ment Consultant. United Stales. Millar is a progressive. months, additional training and hands-on experience is provided in profitable division of the world's second largest •Northrup Grumman order to transition the Sales Associate to an outside sales career as elevator company. Northrop Grumman Corporation is a high technol- an Account Executive or Account Manager in one of ten branch Opportunities: Sales Representatives. ogy company with principal interest in military air- craft. The Rolling Meadows, Illinois site (near sales offices across the country. •Miller Transfer It Rigging Co. Chicago), is a leading producer of electronic Miller Transfer and Rigging Co is an kiler-siate systems. trucking company specializing in heavy haul, ma- DEVELOPERS Opportunities: chinery and steel hauling. We have terminals lo- Electrical Engineer. Software Engineer. These individuals will be responsible for analyzing, designing and cated in the Eastern and Central U.S., and Texas. developing systems to support our business functions. Responsibili- Services include consulting, brokering, packaging, 'Northwestern Mutual Life, ToMo warehousing and virtually any transportation need. Northwestern Mutual Life is the 18th oldest of ties will include developing and designing in a Windows, object- Opportunities Operations Management. Sales. more than 2.000 U.S. life insurance companies op- oriented based environment, utilizing SQL, C, C++, Forte and UNIX. erating today At the Klinger Agency of Northwest Qualifications include a degree in Computer Science or related area. •MONV NE Ohio Ohio, we offer broad spectrum of financial and in- Professional sales in life insurance, securities and surance products. other related financial products with a 4-year train- For confidential consideration, send resumes and salary require- ing program leading to sales management opportu- Opportunities: Sales Representatives. College ments to: METATEC CORPORATION, Organizational Devel- Internship Program. nities. We offer a full fringe benefit package which opment, Attn: BGSU/ECE, 7001 Metatec Blvd., Dublin, OH includes major medical-hospitalization. group life Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co- 43017; FAX (614) 791-3777. E-mail: jobs®metatec.com. insurance, group disability coverage, a retirement Cleveland program, a 401K program, and E and O coverage. Training and sales program has been rated #1 by Metatec Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/DA/. Opportunities: Field Underwriter. Sales and Marketing magazine. Job's 97 rated us as Most people in our business want you to get life insurance. (We want you to get a life.) Come and learn how a career with us can be tnore than just a job. Contact Carol Pickett The Klinger Agency One Sunforest Court, Suite 200 Toledo, OH 43623 419/473-2270 For sales career opportunities l-800-Q1.l.-\ML utua The Quiet Company Imp: wwvv.N 1997 The Northwestern Mutual Lite Insurance Company • Milwaukee 7064-14 October 7 EXPO 1997 being (he best bcl for all sales and marketing ma- Vocational counseling to those with disabilities. jors. For 12 years, we have been ralcd as ihc Adjudicators to make determinations regarding industry's "most admired" eompany by Fortune Social Security Disability Claims, etc. Magazine. NML is among Ihc 5 largest of all US A SMART FUTURE life firms in assets Ohio State Highway Patrol Opportunities- Sales. Financial Advisor, District The Ohio Slate Highway Patrol is a slate wide law enforcement agency charged wilh the responsihil Manager. College Unit Director. ily of enforcing traffic and criminal laws on public Ohio Hni r.ni of Employment Services roadways and on slate owned or leased property Ohio Job Net, an automated job matching system. within Ohio. The patrol is also responsible for Internet http://www.staic.oh.us/obes/ driver license examination stations, vehicle inspec- tions, school bus inspections, commercial vehicle Opportunities: weigh stations, conducting airtrall and vehicle All types of openings throughout the Slate of Ohio crash investigations, and for providing security for and access to America's Job Bank. State facilities. Ohio Casualty Insurance Company Opportunities: V Founded in I9I9, The Ohio Casually Group pro- Trooper, Police Officer. Cadet Dispatcher. vides insurance for businesses, homes and aulos in Vtfilft * 3X stales, with its national headquarters located in Olde Discount Corporation Hamilton. Ohio. Its products are marketed through OLDE Discount Corporation is a member of every "», the Independent Insurance Agents in these slates. major U.S. stock exchange and the only nationwide * to Roa^* We arc affiliated with approximately 4.000 Full Service Discount Brokerage Firm. OLDE has agencies. nearly 200 offices who service an ever-expanding customer base. Our registered representatives pro- Opportunities: Financial Management, Actuarial. Imagine joining one of the world's largest vide advice and guidance to help investors realize Claims, Information Systems. Underwriting and their financial goals. cellular communications companies. Loss Control programs Opportunities Stockbroker Trainee. We're AirTouch Cellular, the place where Ohio Department of Natural Resources The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is re- Online Computer Library Center innovation and technology produce smart futures. sponsible for Ihc preservation, management, and OCLC Online Computer Library Center. Inc.. is We have opportunities available in the following areas: »isc utilization of the slate's natural assets the world's leader in providing online information to libraries and information seekers. More than Opportunities: 25.000 libraries in 63 countries use OCLC services RF ENGINEERING Administrative. Environmental. Ecological. Water to locale, acquire, catalog, lend and preserve books Resources. Forestry. Recreation. and other library materials. TELEPHONY NETWORK ENGINEERING Public Relations. Wildlife. Personnel, etc. Opportunities: INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALES Ohio Department of Youth Sen ices Programmer/Analyst, Systems Analysts I & II. ODYS/Maumee Youth Center is a juvenile correc- Consulting Systems Analysis, Consulting Research INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY tional institution for delinquent male juveniles. Scientists, Library/Information Science, Business/ Administration. Sales/Marketing. Opportunities: Teaching, social work, criminal A BA/BS or equivalent preferred. justice/psychology, recreation, medical, food ser- •Orion Consulting. Inc. Available locations: vice, maintenance. Orion Consulting. Inc. is a national management consulting firm serving the healthcare insurance •Ohio EPA ATLANTA, GA COLUMBUS, OH industry. Ohio Environmental Protection Agency regulates laws governing air and water pollution, solid waste Opportunities: Computer Programmers. PC Sup- CLEVELAND, OH DETROIT, Ml disposal standards, water planning and development, port Specialists, Project Coordinators. supervision of sewage treatment, public drinking CINCINNATI, OH Owens Corning water supply facilities, and hazardous waste. Owens Coming is a global leader in materials tech- It's a fast-paced environment where you can make a Opportunities: nology. The company manufactures and markets Environmental Internships for Summer l°98. building materials, composites, engineered pipe, dramatic difference and contribute to the satisfaction and fabrication systems and has more than 135 of our customers' needs. These positions include a Ohio I.rRislatise Service Commission facilities in over 30 countries. World Headquarters The Legislative Service Commission is the re- is located in Toledo, Ohio and the company em- competitive salary and benefits package, including search arm of the General Assembly, which is re- ploys 18.000 employees worldwide. 800 minutes/month of free cellular air time! Please sponsible for bill drafting and technical review, Opportunities' staffing legislative committees, and performing send resume or complete an application at: Sales Representative, Inside Sales Representative. research. Customer Service Specialist. Sourcing Specialist. Opportunities: Human Resources Parker Hannifin Corporation Legislative Internships, paying SI9.200 annually Parker Hannifin products control motion in a broad AIRTOUCH CELLULAR One internship places 22 college graduates with spectrum of essential uses. Parker has 1.000 prod- legislators' offices in the Ohio General Assembly. 5175 Emerald Parkway, Dublin, OH 43017 uct lines for hydraulic, pneumatic and electrome- The other internship places 2 college graduates chanical applications in some 1.200 industrial and http://www.airtouch.com (with a telecommunications-related degree) with aerospace markets. More than 33.000 Parker em- Ohio Govemment,TelccommunicatK>ns. Equal Opportunity Employer ployees operate 170 manufacturing plans and 125 Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission administrative and sales offices, company stores, RSC assists people with disabilities so that they and warehouses around the world. may achieve full community participation through Opportunities: employment and independent living. This involves Management Accounting Trainee. working to help those with disabilities reach their AIRTOUCH' career goals, or determining their eligibility for Pharmacia & Upjohn Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits Pharmacia & Upjohn. Inc. is a Fortune 500 global Cellular manufacturer of both human and animal pharma- Opportunities: Management Information Systems, Human Re- ceutical products sources, Finance. Administration. Clerical Support, Opportunities: Sales. M/I Homes Benefit Packa M/I Homes • Competitive salaries, bonuses and incenti\es, including Company Is Looking For sponsored trips Quality People • Comprehensive health care insurance, including dental Like You • Prescription card plan M/I Schottenslcin Homes. Inc. is one our commitment to quality: in the of ihc nations leading builders of single homes that we build, and in the level of family homes. In our more lhan 20 years customer service and satisfaction that we • Life insurance and disability coverage of business, we have built over 28.000 provide. In order to achieve these goals. homes for families ihroughoul (he M/I Homes actively recruits high-energy, Midwesl and South, and have surpassed quality-oriented personnel. We value an • Pre-tax medical and child care S 100.000.000 in stockholder's equity. entrepreneurial spirit, we encourage reimbursement programs Our customer approval rating, which innovation, and our management struc- consistently exceeds 95%. is among the ture supports a "hands-on" approach highest in the industry. We believe our that enables our c.nployees to make a • Competitive vacation policy remarkable success can be attributed to direct contribution to our success. • Tuition reimbursement Why You Should • Employee stock purchase plan Look At M/I Homes M/l Homes offers all the benefits addition to highly-competitive wages, ■ » of a large corporation without sacrific- we offer a comprehensive benefits plan • Employee Assistance Program ing the friendly, "roll up your sleeves" that helps our employees achieve a for confidential counseling in areas altitude of an energetic and growing balance between their personal and environment. We work as a team to professional life, allows them to feel of a personal nature, including achieve our goals, yet still respect and secure in terms of health care, and legal matters nurture the talents and abilities of each offers them the opportunity to prepare individual employee. That's why, in for a solid financial future.' Employee home purchase plan rth • 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan M/I SCHOTTENSTEIN HOMES, INC. listed on the New Ybrii Stock Exchange October 7 •Plastipak Packaging Inc. Reynoldshurg Division of Police A leading rigid plaslic conlaincr manufacturer with Reynoldsburg Division of Police services a com- Hills Executive Training Program numerous facilities throughout the middle U.S. and munity of approximate!) 31 .000 people in a 12 Brazil. Excellent technological growth and future square mile area. The Division has approximately advancement opportunities in a team environment. nil employees in various positions such as clerks, Opportunities: dispatchers, officers, detectives, sergeants, lieuten- ant and a chief. Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. Machine At Hills Department Store, we offer more Opportunities: Police Officer. Clerk. Dispatcher. Technician, plus numerous opportunities related to than entry-level openings: we help you manufacturing, accounting, and distribution. •Rich's, Lazarus, Goldsmiths build a rewarding career. If you're •Prince Corporation Rich's-La/arus-Goldsmith's. a division of Feder- Prince is a Tier-One supplier of interior trim and ated Department Stores, Inc., operates 76 full-lime motivated and career-oriented, our retail department stores in nine states throughout swems for the worldwide automotive industry. Executive Training Program could be your Because of our "concept to customer" perfor- the Midwest and Southeast. Headquartered in At- lanta. GA. its annual sales volume exceeds $2 bil- jump station to professional achievement. mance. Prince is one of only a few companies lion dollars. which OEM's consider a complete "Interior You'll receive hands-on training, begin a Opportunities: Sales Managers. RLG Internships. Integrator." career path starting with promotion to Riverside Hospital Opportunities: Assistant Manager within the first year - Materials Scheduler. Materials Analyst. Riverside Hospital is a 270 bed acute care facility offering a full range of inpatient and outpatient and leading to General Management, Princeton City Schools services. Distribution, Store Operations, and Opportunities: Opportunities. Elementary and Secondary Teachers Registered Nurses. Student RN positions (Nurse Corporate Management within 3-5 years. •Procter & Gamble Extern), all Allied Health professions. Procter & Gamble, headquartered in Cincinnati. •Roadway Express, Inc. When you join the Hills team, you're Ohio, markets a broad range of well-known con- Transportation. sumer brands including Tide. Crest, Duncan Hines, putting your talents to work for one of the Opportunities: Pampers, Cover Girl Make-Up and Hawaiian nation's largest retail chains, with 150+ stores Management Trainee. Management Intern. Punch, with operations across the U.S. and and $1.9 billion in revenues. A "Discount Retailer of the Year" award worldwide. rsc The Quality Measurement Company Opportunities Analyst The global leader in advertising measurement. winner, Hills has created new merchandising strategies and implemented •Progressive Corporation Opportunities: Management Trainee Program. state-of-the-art technology. Headquartered in Cleveland, the Progressive insur- •Ryan Homes ance organization employs over I'MMX) people to Ryan Homes and NVHomes builds and sells high- meet the needs of our customers throughout the Our comprehensive 26-week Executive Training Program covers: quality residential housing with revenues exceeding United Stales and Canada by providing personal $800 million. Our products consist mainly of single- • Merchandising automobile insurance and other specialty property- family detached homes and townhomes that are pre- casualty insurance and related services. • Distribution sold directly to consumers by our own sales force. Opportunities: • Operations Opportunities: Our systems, supporting over 400 locations, have Sales Associate. Assistant Production Supervisor. • Customer Service migrated from primarily a large mainframe envi- • General Management ronment to a multi-platform, client/server environ- Shared Resources ment that encompasses mainframes, midranges and •Shawnee Local Schools 300 servers supporting over 6000 networked pc's. Shawnce is a residential suburb located to (he After training in one merchandising sector, you'll assume supervision Our chosen network operating system is Windows Southwest of Lima. Ohio with a population of ap- of 20-40 associates and responsibility for specific merchandising or NT. Our applications languages are C++, C, Vi- proximately 50,000. operational tasks. From there, your performance determines your level sual Basic, Smalltalk and COBOL II. Opportunities: English 7-12, Comprehensive Social Studies 7-12, of success. Provident Bank Comprehensive Science 7-12. Provident Bancorp. Inc., headquartered in Cincin- Shell Oil Company We seek college graduates in: nati. Ohio, is a S6.8 billion commercial banking Shell Services Company's Supply Chain Manage- • Business and financial services serving the financial needs ment business provides business solutions and ser- of businesses and individuals. vices for Shell Oil Company. Royal Dutch Shell, • Marketing Opportunities: and targeted external oil. gas and petrochemical • Finance Retail Management Associates Training Program. companies. Opportunities: • Related Fields PryCPA Procurement Business Representative - Supply Pry CPA is a Public accounting firm located in Chain Management. Findlay. Ohio. Specialties include Utility Ac- If you're ready to start your professional career now, and are able to counting. Personal Financial Planning, Manage- Sherwin-Williams Co. relocate, Hills wants to talk with you. For consideration, please submit ment Consulting. Manufacture and distribution of paint and related your resume to: Hills Stores Division Headquarters, 3010 Green Opportunities: coalings. Garden Road, Aliquippa, PA 15001. Fax: (412) 378-4250, Attn: Entry Level Accountant, Winter and Summer In- Opportunities: ternships. Management Trainee • Sales leading to store man- Manager of Staffing. ager and/or outside sales representative. •Radio Shack Software Architects, Inc. Radio Shack is the largest retailer of consumer Software Architects. Inc. develops custom software specialty electronics with over 6.900 stores nation- application systems that help our clients meet their wide and growing. Our newly created alliance strategic goals. with Sprint has created a well defined career path Opportunities. Information Systems Consultant. with opportunities for advancement. •Solomon Software Opportunities Windows. Client/Server. SQL based software de- -\m~ Hills proudly promotes a diverse and drug-tree environment. Manager-in-Training. Part-time Sales. veloper of accounting software. •Red Lobster/Olive Garden Opportunities: Opportunities: Application Developers. Software Engineers. Manager Trainee. Management Intern (Summerl Technical Support Consultants. Inside Sales. A GLOBAL RESOURCE OCLC Is the world's largest library network. Our services help libraries build and operate an integrated electronic library by providing automated solutions at key points in the flow of information. Furthering access to the world's information and reducing information costs are the goals of OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc., a nonprofit library computer service and research corporation. The key to our success Is people. Nearly 10(H) individuals work at the Dublin, Ohio (Columbus) campus. >Xe focus on teamwork, working together in a fast-paced environment toward the common goal of excellence. We are looking for qualified individuals. To meet the demands of steady growth and rapid technological change, OCLC continues to search for individuals in the following areas: administrative services, finance, computer maintenance and operation, marketing services, research and technical planning, software development, international, and library science. Here's how you can apply. If you are eager to pursue a career with an innovative and growing corporation, consider OCLC. Visit our Web site for current job opportunities. Contact OCLC's Corporate Human Resources Department or submit your confidential resume. Phone 614-764-6000,800-848-5878 Fax 614-798-5718 E-mail jobsgock.org ma;* ciM OCLCU am I,,K,II opportunity Fmployrr. FURTHERING ACCESS TO THE WORLD'S INFORMATION OCLC ONLINE COMPUTER LIBRARY CENTER,INC.* 6565 FRANT/. ROAD • DUBUN.OH 43017-3395 • www.oclc.org October 7, 1997 Career Services EXPO Supplement with extensive hands-on applications and various "Stage Stores, Inc. concentration options. We arc one of the nation's fastest growing fashion Opportunities: MBA graduate students. retailers, with over 600 stores in 24 states, offering Walgreens Most people affordable brand name fashions for the entire The leading drugstore chain in the country. family. Opportunities: Management Trainees. in our business Opportunties: Retail Management Wallace Computer Services, Inc. •Standard Register Since. 1908. Wallace has provided organizations Standard Register is a Fortune 1000 Company, with innovative information handling solutions. want you to get specializing in information management, pressure We offer the broadest portfolio of products in the sensitive labels, and business systems industry, including: Business Forms. Labels and life insurance. Opportunities: Sales Representatives for Outside Label Systems. Direct Mail. Commercial Printing. Business to Business Professional Sales. Ribbons & Rolls and Computer & Office Supplies. (We want you to get a life.) Opportunities Sales Representative. Starr Commonwealth Starr Commonwealth is a multiservice organiza- Wendy's International, Inc. (t title mill leant htrtr n ettreer n ilh tion working with youth and (heir families by pro- We are a Fortune 200 company with 5000+ restau- us Clttt he mure Ihitn jttst it jtih. viding programs and services to help families and ranls world-wide. youth find belter ways to be productive in society. Opportunities: Restaurant Management. Internships Available. Opportunities: Westfield Companies Entry-level Youth Specialist with opportunity for Regional insurance company offering a broad The Cleveland Agency advancement as a Unit Coordinator and Sr. Clini- range of insurance related products and services for Jean Dobrea, Director of Recruiting cian position. individual and business needs. 1801 East Ninth Street, Suite 800 •State Farm Insurance Opportunities: Marketing Manager Trainee, Cleveland, OH 44114-3104 Property/Casualty Insurance Company. Claims Represcntalive Trainee. Underwriter 216/241 S840 Opportunities: Trainee, Programmer Trainee. Claim Representative. Underwriters. Accounting. Wright State University Opportunities: Graduate Business Education. •State Industrial Products State Industrial Products is a global company with Xerox Corporation The Quiet Company* over 85 years' experience, specializing in mainte- The Ohio/West Virginia sales office for Xerox nance chemicals and industrial repair items. Our Corporation provides simple to complex document products range from lubricants and cleaners to cut- solutions to business customers. ting tools and fasteners used to maintain equip- Opportunities Sales Representative. Account ment, facilities, and grounds in in ustrial. Manager, Extemship and System Analyst. institutional and government markets. Opportunities: •YMCA of Greater Toledo Industrial Sales - Manager Trainees. YMCA OF Greater Toledo is the largest youth- serving organization in Northwest Ohio. Key op- PA C K A G I N G I NC. State of Ohio, Office of Auditor erations in 45 locations before and aftcf school The Ohio Auditor of State's Office is the largest in care. A progressive non-profit organization. the United States. We audit financial statements The Plastipak Advantage for about 4.400 public entities throughout (he state. Opportunities: Director for Child Care programs/ Entry level positions for Jr'Sr and graduates. Rec- Plastipak Packaging is a leading supplier of plastic containers, manufacturing technologies. Opportunities: reation Leaders. equipment, and services. It has facilities across North America, a plant in South America. Assistant Auditor l/Entry-level Auditor. and is among the largest users of PET and HDPE botlle resin in the •Zeneca Pharmaceuticals Western Hemisphere. In addition. Plastipak licenses technologies around the world. •Tharaldson Enterprises, Inc. Zeneca Inc. in the United Stales is a S2.5 billion Career Opportunities include related manufacturing disciplines, Tharaldson Enterprises is the nation's largest new bioscience company which includes three business bussiness operations, logistics, and plant floor technologies. hotel developer with more than 230 hotels in 20 units: Zeneca Pharmaceuticals, Agricultural Prod- states. We are opening at least 30 new hotels each ucts and Seeds, and Specialties. Check us out at the EXPO Career Fair Tuesday, October 7th year and franchise 20 different hotel brands. Opportunities: Sales Representatives. Opportunities. Hotel Management Trainees. Hotel Bench Managers, Hotel General Managers. Ohio Rehabilitation •VS. Steel Group U.S. Steel Group, the largest integrated domestic Services Commission steel producer, manufactures and sells a variety of steel products. RSC assists people with disabilities so Opportunities: Commercial Management Associ- that they may achieve full community ate (Chicago. IL and Troy. Ml). There is a 18 to participation through employment and 24 month training period. independent living. This involves working to help those with disabilities •United Industries/Spectrum reach their career goals, or determining Comsumcr Products Company. Opportunities. Territory Sales Manager/Trainees. their eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance. United Parcel Service One of the world's leading transportaion and small Degrees and Majors Needed: package delivery companies. □ Psychology Opportunities: Part-time loader/unloader with the □ Rehabilitation Counseling/Education possibility of part-lime supervisory position.. □ Sociology University of Dayton □ Social Work/Welfare The University of Dayton offers an MBA Program Q Special Education for full- and pan-lime students. The program is □ Speech and Hearing iSft^ fully accredited by the American Assembly of Col- Q Pre-Medicine ff>RSC legiate Schools of Business I AACSBl and provides ...and wore an integrated, cross-disciplinary core curriculum 400 E. Campus View Blvd., SW6E Hi *W»« •«•<••• Columbus, OH 43235-4604.