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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Coalitions form against free speech zone

"It's inherently unconstitu- ■Staff editorial on free speech area has an impact on the living Questions of tional," Nick Kadel, USG repre- zone. See page two. and learning community the "It's inherently unconstitutional. This is a sentative, said. "This is a re- University is working to attain. legality asked striction of speech." "We're concerned about this restriction of speech." He said representatives from speech is meant to provide an policy," DeSanto said. "We have most major campus organiza- open forum for students. a hard time building community by students tions have formed somewhat of a She said the University has the when those are the kinds of Nick Kadel coalition for free speech and are right to appoint an area for free things that are in effect." USC representative By DARLAWARNOCK prepared to take action with the speech. Ed Whipple, Vice President for The BG News University about the issue. "The area is meant to be free Student Affairs, said the Univer- They are beginning their cam- and open as long as it does not in- sity policy on free speech has not Shortly after the USG mem- University President Sidney Students hoping to clarify or paign by starting a discussion on terrupt educational purposes," changed with its move to a new bers presented their opinion re- Ribeau said he wants to meet repeal the new designated the topic. The group is currently Footer said. "There are other location. garding the zone, the student with students in order to solve speech area on campus made in the process of drawing up a places they could do that." representatives from both USG the problem with the free speech their presentation to the Univer- legal memorandum. At that point Kadel said he thinks students He said the new speech zone and GSS were asked to meet with zone. sity Board of Trustees Thursday. they said they are prepared to should be able to speak wherever protects student rights and en- Footer, Greg DeCrane, Dean of The University recently redesig- pursue whatever means neces- they desire. sures them of a place to speak. Students and Eileen Sullivan, He said the University was not nated the area in front of the sary to win over a change in the Karen DeSanto, USG repre- "We feel it is Important to des- USG advisor. looking to impede on student's Math Science Building, moved development of a free speech sentative, informed the Trustees ignate the time, place and man- rights. from its previous location in the zone. of the work the coalition had ner," Whipple said. "It in no way The students said they are just Union Oval. Apparently, some Nancy Footer, University at- done and were prepared to do changes any type of speech - it is looking for clarification of the "We will look at this issue and students disagree with the desig- torney, explained the area desig- concerning the free speech zone. just a forum. An institution can- policy and a reason why they are work with the students to find re- nation of the new area nated by the University for free She said the designation of the not restrict you on free speech." being restricted in their speech. solve of this," Ribeau said. Class aids USG Elections Drugs add danger research to student travel focuses 'Roofies,' GHB patients with severe sleep dis- orders, Rohypnol eventually be- potential hazards came withdrawn due to unwant- Internet offers easy ed side effects. It is now making to break revelry its way into the United States, information location predominantly in the heavily to help any vocation By ANDREA VITANZA populated southern states such IhsBCNews as Florida and Texas, by illegal By SCOTT BROWN smuggling from Mexico. The BG News Two drugs that have been re- Another drug that has many of cently dubbed as"club drugs"of the same basic components of A lawyer has an emergency Florida are rapidly spreading Rohypnol, and is considered the trip to North Carolina and needs throughout the United States. "newer" of the two, is Gamma to find a hotel in Charlotte He Rohypnol and Gamma Hydroxybutyrate, or GHB. Like jumps on the World Wide Web, Hydroxybutyrate are two drugs Rohypnol, GHB was once used and in seconds he has a list of ho- students may want to keep an eye with good intentions in the medi- tel phone numbers and room out for when they begin to head cal field. It has been around for rates. south for spring break. more than a decade, and was A doctor Is trying to find the Rohypnol, commonly known by used as an anesthetic until it too latest research done on kidney its street name Roofies, appears was withdrawn for unwanted stones. She finds a research da- harmless enough to those who side effects. tabase and discovers a break- are not aware of its dangerous GHB is made from ingredients through that may be near at Chi- effects. Enclosed in metallic that are still found in health food cago State's Medical College. bubble packs, the tiny white tab- and chemical supply stores, and A high school junior is trying to lets contain the name "Roche" even though it is illegal in the decide what college she should and an encircled "1" or "2" on United States and cannot be pur- attend. Bypassing the stacks of one side and a single cross or chased, it is still being made and mall coming to her home, she score mark on the other. dispensed throughout bars and gets on the Internet and checks However, this is a serious drug night clubs everywhere, accord- out the home pages of several that is being slipped into un- ing to Hoffman. different universities across the suspecting individual's drinks "With GHB, you can make it in state. while they are at bars or night your own home and even obtain a All of that is information- clubs, and has been linked to recipe for it off of the internet," gathering - which happens to be many cases of date rape and Hoffman said. Julia Nlms' business. other forms of sexual assault. Known as "liquid ecstasy," "I cant think of a job where Barbara Hoffman, consultant GHB is a clear liquid, but may you don't need information," said at the Center for Wellness and also come in a white and grainy Nims, an assistant professor of Prevention, says those who may powdered form. Library Science at the Universi- have been, given the drug will go In some instances, GHB may ty. "We deal with information all through a series of changes. have a salty taste to it, but may the time." ."For those who may have been go undetected if one has been Information-gathering is the slipped the drug in beverages, eating a salty snack or meal, basis of a new class that Nims is they won't remember anything Hoffman said. teaching this semester. they may have done at that time, Side effects include drowsi- "LLR 222: Research in the it's just totally blocked out. They ness, vomiting, headaches, dizzi- may feel dizzy and light-headed, ness and, in some rare cases, Electronic Library," a two-credit BCNIWI Phwo by Jeremy Martin hour class that is taught in Jer- and depending upon whether or GHB can cause coma and death ome Library, facilitates students' not the drug was put in alcohol, it (especially when combined with in learning how to find informa- USG President Tara Gore, running for re-election, speaks outside the Union in today's USG voting. could cause coma or death,"she alcohol). The effects appear tion on the Internet and else- Results of the election were to be announced in the Prout Hall lounge today at 9 a.m. said. within IS minutes of Ingestlon where. Once prescribed by physicians "It's a class that goes through, for the short-term treatment of • See DRUCS, page three. in a very systematic way, infor- mation-gathering techniques," Nims said. "It explains the data- Trustees look to lower student/faculty ratio bases that are available to stu- dents and the best information- seeking behavior you can use faculty improves over the the when you are in the on-line envi- Officials pass ty Senate. time faculty, adjusting with the the Early Retirement Incentive ronment." next five years. Previously, more restrictive current enrollment. Program and Supplemental Re- Nims works at the Jerome Li- resolution to The first step in assuring the numbers and pressures were in- Faculty Senate chairman Hal tirement Program (ERIP/SRP) brary reference desk. She said gradually raise ratio will be lowered was estab- cluded In the resolution, accord- Lunde thanked the Trustees in by July 1,1998. that many of the problems en- lished Thursday as the Universi- ing to Les Barber, special assis- his report for their involvement The vote came as a result of countered by students when they staff numbers ty Board of Trustees passed a tant to the President. and Interest In passing the recommendations from Univer- seek Information for research resolution to gradually Increase The final document included a resolution. sity President Sidney Ribeau and papers or projects Is that they the amount of full-time faculty, goal of achieving a ten percent "We especially applaud you In Faculty Senate. don't know where to look. By DARLAWARNOCK thereby lowering the rate of stu- increase in the number of full- increasing the number of full- Termination of the programs LLR 222 is one place students The BG News dents to faculty. time faculty by the fall of 2002. time faculty and improving the will allow the University to In- can find some answers. The resolution changed The final clause In the resolu- student ratio," Lunde said. crease the number of full-time University officials want to slightly from the original version tion calls for proportionate In other action, the Board of • See CLASS, page three. make sure the ratio of students to which passed through the Facul- changes in the amount of full- T.-ustees voted Thursday to end • See TRUSTEES, page three. page two The BG News Friday, March 21, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

■EDITORIAL- H E Administrators ignore Constitution

Congress shall make no the word here, after all. no State University decided to further boundaries of the United States law...abridging the freedom of students were consulted on the curtail student rights, therefore of America, and thus, the "The recent speech, or of the press: or the right matter), but the reasoning eliminating any unpopular or Constitution applies here. too. of the people peaceably to as- behind the recent movement of contrary views. God Bless But seeing as how the movement of semble... this zone Is awful close to sheer America." administration is unlikely to do the 'free Amendment I. United States lunacy. DeCrane seems to think that this anytime soon. It looks like a speech zone' Constitution James Treeger. associate BGSU Is somehow above the little action Is warranted. director of the University Union, Constitution. In "On the Duty Of Civil is just an- told The News that pedestrian "As a University we have the Disobedience." Henry David other shaded With last week's announcement traffic In the former "free speech right to have a designated area for Thoreau posed a relevant attempt by NEWS of the movement of the "free zone" could Interfere with anyone to speak." he told The question: "Unjust laws exist: speech zone." the BGSU adminis- classes. News. shall we be content to obey the Univer- "Serving the Bowling tration continues Its goose step Is not the point of having the The Implication being, of course, them, or shall we endeavor to sity adminis- march all over the Constitution. zone located outside of the that anywhere outside of this amend them and obey them Green community for Not only Is "free speech" confined Union to allow speakers to designated area Is off-limits for until we have succeeded, or tration to to a particular area on campus, reach the wide-ranging audi- those radicals who wish to speak shall we transgress them at quash any over 75 years" but now. It seems as if this "free ence that travels through this freely. It would be Interesting to once?" thoughts that speech zone" can be moved at will. zone throughout the day? Isn't find out which section of Federal This particular situation falls 210 West Hall The recent movement of the the Union, as a community law or the Ohio Revised Code gives squarely into the third rategory. might come Bowling Green State University "free speech zone" Is Just another gathering p-acc. the most the University such dictatorial The studcnl body should out in the Bowling Green, OH shaded attempt by the University obvious choice for the location power. absolutely and positively ignore form of stu- 43403 administration to quash any of the zone? Instead of actively encouraging the limitations Imposed by the dent [email protected] thoughts that might come out in The administration seems to the participation of students In our establishment of a "free speech the form of student voices. In fact, think the answer to this last democractic system, the adminis- zone." The News advocates voices....the (419) 372-2601 the very notion of a "free speech question is "no." Thus they tration chooses to engage In a refusing to abide by the restric- very notion zone" is a slap In the face to the have banished free-speakers to rationalization process that Stalin tions of any sort of "free speech BGSU student body. the area In front of the Math would be proud of. zone." of a 'free Editorial Board 372-6966 We expect more from the Rlbcau Science Building, a place with "An Institution cannot restrict In addition. The News lauds speech zone' administration than blindly decidedly less traffic during the you on free speech," Ed Whlpple. the tough stance that USC and is a slap in Scott Brown following policy leftover from day than the Union. vice president of student affairs, other groups have taken on this Editor previous administrators and eras. Gregg DeCrane, dean of told The News. What then. Is the Issue, and encourages those the face to students, told The News that a point of the "free speech zone?" organizations to fight for the Darla Warnock If this injustice continues, perhaps the BGSU Vince Guerrieri we'll have to reconsider the phrase permanent marker will be Does not the creation of a zone only proper resolution In this Managing Editor Chief Reporter of the moment: "Building |a placed on the new site. specifically designed for free controversy. student Totalitarian) Community." Perhaps it could read some- speech Imply that speech can be Send a clear message to the body." Amy Johnson Brandon Wray Not only has the Injustice of a thing like this: "On the 13th restricted elsewhere on campus? administration and to Dr. Assistant Entertainment specific, small, confined area being day of March In the Year of Our The proper thing to do would be Rlbeau: You cannot, and will Managing Editor Editor designated for 'free speech" been Lord 1997. the shortsighted to end the charade and admit that not. strip us of our basic thrust upon us ("thrust" is Indeed administrators of Bowling Green BGSU does Indeed lie within the Constitutional rights. Penny Brown Mike Wendling Copy Chief Opinion Editor

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Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin TOM MATHER Chad Gamby JeffGayton Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwiizgabel Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln A guide to the NCAA tournament Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec Basketball. Hoops. Game. Social will allow them to win this year. boyfriend, the Superfan. she again, and hopes the Superfan institution devised by tall people to In reality, no one is guaranteed knows nothing. The girlfriend will will take out his anger on the Advertising Staff 372-2605 oppress the vertically challenged. to win. But different types of do very well in the tournament, girlfriend, who will talk about Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley Whatever you call It. you can't people do better than others. In winning occasionally. She will her relationship problems with Christy Hagerman Alison Polley Ignore It. order to find out how well you always finish better than her the medic. Lori Patton Jim Vassal lo For example. If you go to anyone might do. you probably want to boyfriend, except in the years By the next year, the medic Is on campus and ask them. 'Who know what type of person when his team wins it all. still wooing the girlfriend and did you pick In the tournament?" usually does well in the pool. I The multlple-sheeter: This becomes an underdog. After five Letters to the Editor Almost no one will answer. "I find the lifeguard always does person thinks he can make up for years as an underdog, last picked that Elvis guy over Scott very well. HA! Enough with the his lack of basketball knowledge year's underdog is fed up and If you would like to submit • Letter lo the Hamilton In the short program. swimming Jokes already. by filling out as many different decides to pick a good team to Editor, please follow these guidelines: He's been landing his quadruple Several types of participants sheets as possible. He can't. He Is win. and becomes a Superfan. •Make sure the letter Is 500 words or less. axles In practice. It's a long shot. I are: dismayed that all five of his sheets The Superfan realizes that he Plesoe lachsde your address, major, aca- know, but I always root for the The underdog: This person Is finished In the bottom six. only can have his team win on one demic class and phone number (phone "During the aambrn are strictly for verification and underdog." a dreamer. They began by beating out the sheet of the sheet, make out the more likely NCAA bas- not for publication j. During the NCAA basketball placing Montana (a 16 seed) underdog. possibilities on another sheet, • Letters must be typed,and nat handwrit- tournament, people everywhere against Tennessee-Chattanooga The gambling addict: This and becomes a multiple sheeter. ketball tour- ten. Letters brought in saved on a participate In a basketball pool. (a 14 seed) In the championship person used to be a multiple He applies the same philosophy nament, Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- These tend to get complicated the game and working backwards. sheeter. This year, he buys enough to his relationships with women ferred. more people you have because the This person will finish dead last sheets In the pool to cover every and Is dumped by the girlfriend, people every- • Bring Use letter lo Room 210 West Hal, who, much to the dismay of the or i mag at at bgnewsebgnet.bgsu.edu. water makes It hard to dribble. in the pool, and use the exact possibility. Since he knows he will where partici- Be prepared W show valid Identincation. For the third year In a row, I am same system again next year. win. he doesn't mind spending the new underdog, begins seeing pate in a • Space nanHattosn may prevent The BG In a basketball pool with my The Superfan: This person 3.000 dollars to win fifteen dollars. the new Superfan. News from printing all letters received. friends. For those not familiar with has one favorite team. This is Unfortunately, the girlfriend also By definition, last year's basketball The BG News reserves use right to edM the workings of a basketball pool, the only team he knows. All of picks the exact winning combina- multiple sheeter becomes a pool. These 'any and al letters. a person Just picks the teams the other teams he knows as tion, and takes half of the gam- gambling addict. Last year's tend to get he\she thinks will win for every "the enemy." If the Superfan bling addict's money. gambling addict has received Copyright O 1997. The BG News. Bowling game of the tournament. We then was left In charge, he would The medic: This person refused counseling, no longer gambles complicated Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this compare our predictions at the end create a 63 team tournament, to participate In the basketball and has a new Job as a medic. the more publication without the permission of The BG News of the tournament, and give the and then have the winner play pool. It Is Juvenile. Besides, he sees He received therapy from the is strictly prohibited. winner a pat on the back, saying. his team. Assuming the the horror the tournament plays girlfriend, with whom he had a people you The BG News is an independent publication "I am glad that we did not play for Superfan's team is a good on the gambling addict, whom the crush on until he found out that have because founded in 1920 and '.I published daily during the academic year and weekly during.the summer se- money. That is Illegal and would basketball school, he will win medic has to resuscitate after the she has a new basketball azy the water mester. have been wrong. Let us all give the pool once every twenty to suicide attempt at the Superfan's boyfriend. What does she see In Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the winner a dollar from each of fifty years, when his team wins house. The medic uses this chance him anyway? makes it hard the editor are not necessarily those of the student us, for being such a good sport the tournament. to finally introduce himself to the Tom Mather Is a weekly to dribble." body, faculty, Umversiry administration or The BG about It." The girlfriend: This person's girlfriend, who he's had a crush on colwnnlstfor The Sews. He News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the The funny thing about the basketball knowledge may range for quite some time. The medic picked Tennessee-Chattanooga Spring 1997 BG News staff. to go all the way. Send htm your The BG News encourages its readers to notify basketball pools Is that almost from little to moderate. She only doesn't get what the girlfriend sees the paper of any errors in stories or photograph every person thinks that they Joins the pool to feel to In the Superfan. He Is only glad sympathy at mather@bgnet. descriptions. alone possess magical powers that her boyfriend. In the eyes of her that the Superfan's team lost once bgsu.edu or 210 West HalL Friday, March 21. 1997 The BG News page three

CLASS BGaSkU Continued from page one.

I did not pass one of the classes I took in the fall semester and "We noticed a need for it at the It really hurt my grade point average. What happens to the first reference desk," Nims said. "We grade I received If I retake the class? see a lot of problems with stu- Dear New Start Sam, dents not knowing how to use You are able to replace the original grade in your grade point electronic resources. That be- average with the second grade you receive. This can occur for the first two courses you retake at BGSU. Both the original and comes more and more important the retake grades will remain on the transcript but you do have to us when we do research here the opportunity to make a really positive impact on your grade at this University. point average. "We wanted people to catch up and succeed while they are here, I'm a Junior and I have never met with my academic adviser. but also focus on skills that you Is it Important to do this? What would we talk about? need when you leave." Dear Better-Late-Than-Never, The class deals not only with Your academic adviser may be either a faculty member or a the Internet but also with professional adviser and is a resource for you to utilize. He or research databases and other she can you regarding career opportunities and possibili- ties, sequencing of major coursework and academic require- forms of information sources. ments and regulations. Your adviser may provide suggestions Only one section of the course is regarding internship and co-op opportunities. He or she may currently being offered' - nine have worked in the field you are pursuing and can provide in- students are enrolled this semes- sight into the opportunities in the field and a real-life perspec- ter - but Nims says the overall tive on the career. Your academic adviser has expertise that can reaction has been positive. be useful to you. If you don't know who your academic adviser is, "I transferred here to BG and contact your college office. really haven't used computers since high school," David Cox, a BG Ntwi Pk«« by Amy V.« Harm I need to make a presentation In one of my classes. Where can I go to prepare transparencies and other visual aids? Also, can I 1990 BGHS graduate who has since been taking classes at Students Denise Dembowski, Jason Wolfe and David Cox work on setting up a web page with Julian use a University television and VCR for the presentation? Nims, a library user education coordiator at Jerome Library. Dear A.V. Alan, Owens Community College, said. Instructional Media Services can assist you with your class "I've been using it for my Eng- presentation. You can utilize the Materials Production Lab in 206 lish 112 class here. rest of the semester is spent go- puters, it's everything: the data- web we hope will bring people." Education Building to make transparencies, laminate materials, "I wanted to learn a little more ing over the variety of search bases, the libraries, everything." Cox admitted that information- make copies and complete other tasks for your presentation. In about [information gathering] techniques available. gathering has never been one of order to reserve a television and VCR, call Audiovisual Distribu- because later on in my career I'm While the class is relatively his "favorite pastimes." But he tion Services at 2-2882. sure I'll be using it for some- Students in LLR 222 are intro- small right now, Nims hopes that also realizes how important a thing." duced to such entities as the it expands into something that is skill It is, whether it's fun or not. I would like to catch up on some studying and research during BGSU Libraries Catalog, Silver- regularly taken by students. spring break. What hours will the library be open? Platter, FirstSearch, Ovid, "It's not the fun part for most Dear Studious Sally, Cox is undecided on his major, Nims is planning on more than but said the class has helped him Eureka and Netscape - all of one section of the course being people, but they have to know it," The Jerome Library will be open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Nims said. "That's the most chal- March 21. On Saturday and Sunday, the hours will be 1 p.m. to 5 build and interest in computers. them key sources of information, introduced in the fall. p.m. On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday the hours will Nims covers a broad range of electronic or not. lenging part, fighting the "ATecT be 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The library will be closed on Wednesday, information-gathering tech- The final third of the class is "We're trying," Nims said. idea of the web. You're not going March 26. On Saturday the hours will be 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The niques over the course of the se- devoted to the compilation of "We're hoping that it will grow. to sit at home if you live in Maine and get a Ph.D from Indiana. hours on Sunday will be S p.m. to 10 p.m. Sounds like you'll have mester. research and how to organize We don't think of it as a trial. plenty of time to get caught up. One of the keys to information- vast amounts of information. We're hoping that word of mouth, We're not there yet. gathering, she says, is develop- different professors and course- When can I register for Summer and Fall 1997 classes at Fire- ing a good strategy for going "This class is a good idea be- work will recommend this. "Once you sit down with some- lands? body and show them what they Dear Registration Ray, after the information being cause a lot of people don't know a sought. Two class periods are whole lot about this stuff," Cox "Plus, when you talk to people, can find, it's like, 'wow, that's Beginning April 21, you can register for Summer and Fall 1997 the lure of finding things on the what I needed."' classes. devoted to it, while most of the said. "And it's not just the com- BGaSkU is a service provided by the University's academic advisers. DRUGS people under the affect of GHB "We know these two drugs ori- that was handed to you by a bar- Continued from page one. may give off a false Impression ginated in the South, and have tender or waitress, and observe where your drink came from." and last for approximately four that they may really be inter- been moving up North. So, as GSS awards nomination deadline extended ested in a person, when in fact it people travel, obviously it is go- Hoffman also suggested plac- The deadline for nominations to the newly instituted apprecia- hours. ing your hand over your drink With GHB, a person's sense of is the drug that has manipulated ing to affect them," she said. tion awards of the Graduate Student Senate has been extended to Hoffman stresses that there when walking through a crowd. Friday, April 11. These awards recognize an individual, office or touch and feel will be enhanced them into thinking that way. Although she said the Univer- are precautions one can take to "Even by turning your head to department that played an important role In recruitment and/or once the drug is ingested. glance at someone or something mentorship of International students and/or an Individual of "People may feel aggressive, sity has not seen a problem with reduce the chances of falling vic- the use of either of these drugs tim to Rohypnol or GHB. at a bar or party is enough time foreign nationality. erotic and will begin to really get foi someone to slip something in Guidelines and nomination forms can be picked up at the Obb into touching other people," yet, Hoffman thinks it is neces- "Do not accept any drinks from Office, 707 Administration Building. Hoffman said. sary to become aware of their ex- a stranger," she said. "Drink Questions can be forwarded to Krishna Kandath Hoffman said she feels that istence. from your own glass or bottle I See DRUGS, page seven. (krishpk@bgnet) by calling 372-2426.

1997 season outlook By Jim Tocco

New York Toronto Baltimore Boston Detroit

Last Year: 88-74 LaslYear: 85-77 Last Year: 53-109 LaslYear: 92-70 Last Year: 74-88 Place: Second Place: Third Place: Fifth Place: First Place: Fourth 'W** Gains: SSs Orlando Miller and Devi Cruz; Gains: OFs Eric Davis and Jerome Walton, Gains: LHPs Steve Avery, Butch Henry. Gaint: LHPs David Wells and Mike Gains: OF Orlando Merced. 2B Carlos 2B Dave Haiek; OFs Vince Coleman and RHPs Scott Kamienicki and Shawn Boskie; Chris Hammond and Takayaso Kato; RHPs Slanton, OF Mark Whiten Garcia; C Benito Santiago; LHP Dan Brian Hunter; Cs Brian Johnson and Matt IFs Kelly Gruber and Jetf Reboulel: LHP Bret Saberhagen. Robinson Checo, John Losses: RHP John Wetteland. LHP Jimmy Plesac, 1B Mike Aldrele; RHPs Roger Walbeck; RHPs Willie Blair, Tim Pugh, Dan Jimmy Key, SS Mike Bordick C Lenny Wasdin and Jim Corsi. Key: C Jim Leyritz; 2B Tony Fernandez Clemens. Robert Pearson and Marvin Miceh. . Todd Jones. Jason Webster. Losses: RHP Roger Clemens; OFs Jose Intrigue: With young franchise players like Freeman. Grimsley and Jose Bautista Andy Pettitte, was last year the start ol Losses: LHP David Wells; OFs Bobby Canseco and Mike Greenwell. Losses: 1B John Olerud Losses: OF Ruben Sierra; C Brad Intrigue: The Jays brought in Roger Bonilla and Mike Deveraux; DH Eddie Intrigue: Can Jimy Williams turn Ihe BoSox another Yankee dynasty, or was it a last Ausmus; RHP Jose Lima; LHP Joey hurrah lor older Yankees like Wade Boggs? Clemens, which gives them three of the Murray; 3B Todd Zeile; C Mark Parent around? II so, he wouldm be the first guy Intrigue: Mir.e Bordick breaks up Cal named Williams to make miracles happen Eischen; SS Alan Trammed. In any case, it shouldn't be easy lo repeat top seven ERA'S from 1996 With all Ihe Intrigue: With 109 losses lasl year, the Ripken's 15-year stranglehold on in Boston The Sox take the lield this year as world champions Chances are they'll aquisitions and Ihe loss of only John Tigers are in for a major rebuilding year. shortstop as he becomes Ihe first regular lor the first time since 1984 without Roger have lo do it wothout Cecil Fielder, and Olerud. the Jays hope lo be back in the Detroit has brought in six new to shortstop besides Cal to take the role since Clemens on the mound Will Avery be an they're starling lo have others demand playoff hunt before loo long try and help. Alan Trammell s not in a 1982. The iron man's $6 million contract adequate replacement as he jumps more green Tiger unilorm lor the lirsl tirra in 19 years. comes due this year: will the O's pay up? leagues? BG News Pick: 82-84 (third) BG News Pick: 63-99 (fifth) BG News Pick: 89-73 (lirsl) BG News Pick: 88-74 (second) BG News Pick: 80-82 (fourth)

Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Milwaukee

Last Year: 78-84 Last Year: 75-86 Last Year: 80-82 Last Year: 99-62 Last Year: 85-77 Place: Fourth Place: Filth Place: Third Place: First Place: Second Gains: RHPs Jetf Ware and Mark Dewey; Gains: C Pat Borders. 3B Matt Williams. Gains: RHPs Jaime Navarro. Doug Gains: C Terry Steinbach; RHPs Bob Gains: DH Chili Davis; 1B Jeff King; SS Tewksbury and Gregg Olson; LHP Greg Jay Bell; 3B Scott Cooper; OFs Ryan LHP Jeff Anr>erson. RHP4 Mike Jackson. OFs Kevin Mitchell Drabek and Roger McDowell; LF Albert Losses: None. Swindell; 1B Greg Colbrunn; OF Eric Thompson and Yamil Benilez. and Chad Curtis: 2Bs Tony Fernandez and Belle, C Tony Pena. Intrigue: Inexplicably, after a losing Anthony Losses: RHP Mark Gubicza; 3B Joe Robby Thompson. Losses: RHPs Alex Fernandez and Kevin season, Owner Bud Selig decided to stay Losses: LF Albert Belle: IFs Jose Vizcaino Tapani; DH Danny Tartabull. Losses: C Matt Walbeck. Randa Intrigue: The Royals brought in even more pretty much pat. After Waller O'Malley and Jell Kent: RHPs Julian Tavarez and Intrigue: With a combined payroll of Intrigue: All ol Minnesota is buzzing over plans for a new $400 million stadium. In mfielders. They have quite a few good sells the Dodgers. Selig will have the Dennis Martinez. $23 15 million. Ihe heart of Ihe order - ones, but will they settle on a consistent longest tenure of any current owner Intrigue: Mike Hargrove has a Belle. Frank Thomas, and Robin Ventura, Ihe meantime, nobody realizes that Ihe way lo use them? Meanwhile, the Royals Former Indian Doug Jones has a weigh-in record ol 265-153 over Ihe lasl three years are expected to produce Last year, Ihe team made some pretty good offseason hope lhat King, Davis, Hamelin. and clause in his contract. He weighs in every Will the Tribe continue to win? And il so, trio had 122 home runs and 387 RBIS moves. Steinbach promises to help out the Cooper can help solve the massive power week, and if he comes in at less than 225 will Ihey finally win the senes? Albert Belle between them. The payroll ol these three Twins' lacking power, and Swindell and Tewksbury should find an immediate home outage in Kansas City. pounds, he gets $1,800. Their 1996 is replaced statistically, but can Indians like players is over that ol the entire payroll ol $11 5 million doesn't look like it's Loflon keep their minds oil Ihe money Ihey in Ihe rotation Milwaukee Brewers learn. getting much bigger. might make next year? BG News Pick: 77-84 (fourth) BG News Pick: 70-92 (fifth) BG News Pick: 93-69 (first) BG News Pick: 92-70 (second) BG News Pick: 80-74 (third)

Seattle Oakland Texas Anaheim AMERICAN

Last Year: 70-91 Last Year: 85-76 LaslYear: 78-84 Last Year: 90-72 Place: Fourth Place: Second Place: Third Place: First Gains: OF Jose Canseco; C Dave Valle, Gains: LHP Allen Watson, RHPs Mark Gains: LHP Jeff Fassero: RHP Scott Gains: RHPs John Wetteland, Corey IF Dave Magadan. OF Alex Cole. Gubicza and Shigetoshi Hasegawa; 3B Sanders; 3Bs Mike Blowers and Chris Bailey, Duane Ward and Xavier Losses: SS Mike Bordick. RHP John Dave Hollms. C Jim Leyntz; DH Eddie Sabo. OF Lou Frazier; C Brent Mayne. Hernandez; LHP Tom Urbani; OF Mike Wasdln; C Terry Steinbach. Devereaux; Cs Henry Mercedes and Scott Murray; IF Craig Grebeck; OF Kevin Bass. Losses: RHP Mike Jackson; LHPs Sterling Losses: DH Chili Davis: 1B J.T Snow: Hitchcock and Terry Mulholland; OF Mark Intrigue: The 'Bash Brothers" are back Hemond; IFs Domingo Cedeno, Bill Ripken together, and if McGwire stays healthy, he and Tom O'Malley. OF/IF Rex Hudler Whiten. Intrigue: With Eddie Murray at age 41. is and Canseco could challenge the record Losses: LHP Mike Stanlon; C Dave Valle: Intrigue: Seattle is really taking a liking to there anything left in his bat? The Angels, ol 115 by Roger Mans and Mickey SS Kevin Elsler; OF Darryl Hamilton. sports The city will provide the Manners now owned by Disney, have a new logo, a with a new stadium by 1999 The Manners Mantle in 1961 The 'Bash Brothers" hit Intrigue: The Rangers picked up John 416 homers together between Ihe years ol Wetteland, which stisfies their need tor a new city, new manager, new , and a didn't live up to their full potential last year, new-look stadium. But will all this change and they haven't made any huge changes 1986-92, but McGwire is the only As closer The lack of a closer cost them Ihe player remaining from the AL West divisional series against the Yankees They spell wins? champion 1987 squad won game one, but then lost a 4-3 and 2-1 leads in the late innings ol the next two. BG News Pick: 72-90 (fourth) LEAGUE BG News Pick: 90-72 (first) BG News Pick: 85-77 (second) BG News Pick: 83-79 (third) The BG News will the capsules on opening day, April 1 page four The BG News Friday. March 21.1997

Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Falcons fell short of full potential BG reflects on tumultuous season

By BLAKE PARKINS lience in climbing out of the hole TheBG News they had dug for themselves. HOCKEY "While that happened, the team It was a tumultuous season for also lost confidence and we ^ the BG leers as they battled with started thinking that we can't Powers says that the team inconsistency and injuries to tie win," Powers said. "To that end I never really plateaued at it's po- for fifth In the Central Collgelate give our guys a lot of credit that tential, but did show glimpses of Hockey Association with a we did come back in January and its explosiveness throughout the 10-12-5 mark. February and battle. year, including a season sweep of The team entered the season "The easy thing would have Lake Superior -- two wins coming with high expectations, being been to roll over and give it up at Sault Ste. Marie in the quarter- ranked third in the CCHA but they continued to practice finals of the playoffs. preseason coaches' poll. The Fal- and play hard all through the cons proved their mettle early in season and they didn't quit when "How good could we be? ... I the campaign getting off to one they got way down." don't know," Powers said. "Going of the best starts in school histo- It was during this stretch that into the season I thought if we ry, winning the first six games Powers and goaltender coach got great goaltendlng and stayed Including two-game sweeps John Fletcher were experiment- healthy that third place was an against Boston College and Lake ing with the two-goalie system. obtainable thing, after that it was Superior. At the start of the campaign, a question mark The Falcons initiated an explo- sophomore Mike Savard and "We finished fifth so obviously sive offensive start, outscoring senior Bob Petrie were playing I don't think we reached our opponents 38-21 over the streak. consistent in shared responsibili- peak." The stretch was elusive, ties In front of the net. however, as coach Buddy Powers During the winless drought, The season, however, was the said that the defense had much to the netminding was shaky and pinnacle in the careers of co- improve upon. Powers became frustrated with captains Curtis Fry and Mike These defensive weaknesses the duo, longing for one athlete to Johnson, who each finished the were made evident at Michigan win his position outright. year with 55 points during the State's Munn Arena on the first "I want somebody to win it on regular season. The duo were of November. The Spartans han- the ice," Powers said after a 5-3 nominated to the CCHA honora- ded BG their first loss of the year loss to Notre Dame on Nov. 2. ble mention squad. Fry finished in an 8-2 thumping. "Don't Just say you are going to 10th on BG's all-time assist list The loss against Michigan do it, go out there and get it with 126 helpers to his credit. State also triggered a chain of done." Johnson ended his career with inadvertent goal and confidence Petrie emerged as the Falcon 162 points to place him at 22nd on problems that led to a horrific regular in goal in the second BG's all-time scoring chart. Fol- 2-10-2 record in the months of game against Ferris State on Jan. lowing BG's 7-2 ousting of the November and December. The 3. Petrie finished the season with CCHA playoffs against Michigan highlight of this dismal period a 3.59 goals-against average and last Friday, Johnson signed for was a 3-3 tie with invading NCAA stopped 84.8 percent of the $1.2 million with the Toronto champion Michigan. league shots he faced. Maple Leafs for the next 13 "We went through a tough But the Falcons had defensive months. Johnson recorded an as- stretch there where all three problems even when the goalie sist in his first NHL game last ingredients that I think you need puzzle had been solved. The de- Sunday. to be a consistent winner dis- fensive scheme was interrupted appeared on us ... you need great by a ceaseless stream of injured Senior defense man Kelly Per- goaltendlng, good team defense Falcons. Over the duration of the '■oult finished fourth among blue- and balanced scoring," Powers campaign, 14 of the 20 forwards nners in scoring. His 148 points said. and defensemen on the roster rank him 29th in BG hockey his- BG Newt Pkat* by Jenny Min I n "When we went into that slide missed action with injuries, with tory. Perrault also finished The Falcon hockey team had its ups and downs this season. Picked to finist second in the CCHA, they fin- in November and December we shoulder separations accounting fourth in the CCHA's "Best ished a disappointing fifth, but they upset the fourth-ranked Lake Superior Lakers in the first round of the did not get good goaltendlng, we for most of the downed games. Offensive Defenseman" award. CCHA playoffs. did have good team [defense] and Senior forward Brett Punchard Other Falcons that recorded we did not get balanced scoring also missed 12 games with a career highs for points Include: •tall." broken ankle sustained at Michi- Kevin Armbruster (4), Matt El- Powers says that there are gan on Nov. 9. His presence was dred (14), Dave Faulkner (24), BG sofiball welcomes Cal many possible explanations for especially missed on the special Todd Kelman (12) and Dan Price the team's poor marks over the teams units where he was a regu- (32). period. lar contributor. "We had a lot of young guys In "Injuries are a part of hockey Powers is confident in his re- trip, beginning of season the lineup from a game-in and and they are going to come," turning core of players and in- Powers said. "I've been a player coming class of freshmen. He game-out basis that were going to Mid-American Conference. "Once we swing the bat with- and a coach since 1971 at the col- says Price, Faulkner and Adam By JASON McMAHON make mistakes," Powers said. "You don't have to constantly out hesitation, I think we'll be "We had some good returning lege level and I have never ever Edinger will be depended on The BG News keep on these kids," Miller-Reif surprised with the results," she players, but we also had a lot of seen where so many guys got heavily to pick up for the slack said. hurt. left from Fry and Johnson. There is no better indication of said. "They work hard." holes to fill and on [defense] we the coming of spring than the BG opens MAC play next Fri- had a ton of holes to fill because "It's just one of those things "Price is the number-one guy The Falcons will be led by a crack of a pine-tarred bat. pair of three-time letterwinning day and Saturday, hosting Cen- we were looking for three fresh- you have to write off and say this that's going to have to bring his tral Michigan for back-to-back is a little bit absurd." game to a higher level," the Fal- OK, maybe the Bowling Green seniors, outfielder Jennifer Ranz man defensemen to step in. Softball team won't be hearing doubleheaders. This did, however, allow for con general said. "I think Adam and Jennifer Wolf. Ranz "With those type of holes there any cracks ~ the sound of an The Falcons possess a 1-4 re- was more pressure on the younger members of the team to Edinger will be able to step up was an All-MAC performer a aluminum ping will be rampant - year ago, batting over .300. cord now, having competed in the goaltender." gain valuable experience that next year and increase his totals UNLV Classic a month ago. BG will benefit them later in their and David Faulkner has to in- and won't have much use for pine Wolf is one of the most dec- Powers complimented his tar. Still, it's time to play ball. was the only team to open their team's determination and resi- careers here at BG. crease his totals quite a bit." orated hurlers in school history. A spring trip to California is on The two-time All-MAC selection season at the Tournament, as deck for the Falcon sofiball team needs four more victories to set some teams had played as many as the season starts to swing into the school record for decisions as 20 games prior to the Classic. Bob Knight full gear. won. While BG did drop four of five Men's track to spend She has already accumulated decisions, they were facing in- The Falcons depart for the 45 wins in her career, and owns credibly tough competition. a weekend in Alabama explodes at Golden State today, and will hold the Falcon career records for After dropping their first three a practice tomorrow morning be- and shutouts. She contests, the Falcons took on ByTODMcCLOSKEY door season, the Falcons aren't his players fore taking the rest of the day highlights a pitching staff that Washington, the fourth-ranked The BG News worried about how the score off. Then it's batter up. Miller-Reif said is the team's team in the country. turns out. Bowling Green will "After Saturday, let's play The Falcons nearly pulled the The Associated Press strong point. Warm sun, blue skies and no start competition on Thurs- some ball," BG coach Rachel Mil- upset. Tied going into the bottom snow. Sounds like a good time, day, with open events Satur- ler-Reif said. "Look around," a friend said "Definitely on the mound," of the seventh, the Huskies es- right? That Is what the men's day and relays slated for Sun- The Falcons' schedule would Miller-Reif said when asked caped with the win with an un- track team will experience as day. while driving through a tough- looking neighborhood In Win- make Ernie Banks proud. BG where BG would be toughest. . they head to Tuscaloosa, Ala "The main thing is to relax, ston-Salem, N.G, last weekend. takes on Santa Clara in a Sunday "[Wolf] is just so hungry this The Falcons finally broke into for the Alabama Relays. get some sun and training in," doubleheader, then follows that year. She wants to get it done." the victory column in their last For this spring trip, all Sink said. "It is a nice break to It was bright outside, ap- proaching high noon. Even up with another twinbill Monday Miller-Reif said she has three game, edging Pacific, 2-1. BG tracksters on the team raise get away from Bowling Green bathed in sunlight, the run-down against Oregon Tech. The Fal- solid pitchers - Wolf and sopho- scored its runs in the bottom of money throughout the year in and get down into Alabama buildings lining the street had a cons will rest a day before con- mores Garrett Gholston and Amy the fifth, and Wolf stranded a po- where the weather is around order to go and compete down menacing cast. cluding the trip with another two- Hamilton - who will be aided on tential tying run in the seventh 60 degrees." south. "This was the route Bob Knight game set against Iowa the mound by freshman Lindsey frame to secure the victory. The Alabama Relays will al- Some schools only take a took walking back to the hotel." BG is hoping to turn its for- Whitmer. Miller-Reif said that the Fal- low Bowling Green to see how few athletes on trips, but He paused. tunes around after a few not-so- However, Gholston will be out cons came out flat In the first much progress they have successful seasons. Miller-Reif is Bowling Green is more gener- "Just before midnight" for three weeks with a mild case day, but she was pleased with the made thus far in the year. ous, allowing many more to go in her fourth season at the helm, of bicep tendinitis. team's play for the duration of Many southern schools will be to Alabama That would have been late and will rely on what she called The Falcons aren't quite as the tournament. there, including Auburn, Flor- "Because everybody is in- Thursday night a week ago, not strong upperclassman and a formidable with the aluminum, "Day two, they came back and ida, and other Southeastern volved in the fund raising, we long after Indiana was knocked strong freshman class to propel but Miller-Reif says that will it was like 'Who was that team Conference schools. Other try to take as many athletes as out of the NCAA tournament in the team toward the top of the come in time. out there yesterday?'" northern schools, like Akron, we can," Sink said. the first round for the second will also Join the Falcons. Since the Falcons are just year In a row. This time, lower- "What makes a guy do some- Knight called them Into his office where. "It Is a very competitive coming off the indoor season, seeded, higher-achieving thing like that?" the friend asked. one at a time. He then told each, "This wasnt in anger, which I meet," coach Sid Sink said. "It it will be an adjustment for Colorado had administered the He looked around again, then let more or less, that they didn't could understand," said Reed, a is a good mixture of both them to run and throw with beating. out a low whistle. "What was have enough of a future with the frequent Knight target. "He had northern and southern teams." other teams on an outdoor At the news conference after- Bobby thinking? program to throw to a cat. Then obviously thought about it" Overall, 47 schools will be at track. Basically, Alabama Re- ward, tucked back In a comer of Knight's most ardent defend- he showed them the door and It's absolutely true that you Alabama, but that doesn't con- lays will show Bowling Green the arena. Knight was his usual, ers (and one of them resides promised each plenty of misery could make up a pretty fair bas- cern Bowling Green. "Our what they need to do in order eerily calm-after-a-loss coaching here) quit trying to answer the If they were prepared to walk ketball team using only guys who goal Is to have some good per- to win in the outdoor season. self. He walked off the podium, first question a long time ago. back through it next season. came to Indiana to play, saw formances and start building "We would like to get some out of the room, out the door, and But we know now what he was That was the version of events Knight up close and then fled. toward the outdoor season," people started In the right apparently didn't stop until he thinking about How to deal with given by Nell Reed, the only Larry Bird went home to a job on Sink said. direction, get performances reached his downtown hotel. a handful of kids juniors, no less player among the four who has a garbage truck before trying Since the spring trip is a up to a higher level," Sink As it turned out, his troubles who had let him down again. talked. He also happens to be the college again at Indiana State. warm-up for the hectic out- said. didn't end there. In fact, they We know this now because a only one who said he will use up Lawrence Funderburke signed were just beginning. few hours later, back In Indiana, his final year of eligibility else- on at hated rival Ohio State. Friday, March 21. 1997 The BG News page five

Brett Mercuri league all his own. The music, and the and Everything After." Fueled by Crows put on stunning show The Back Pages vocal patterns, were changed through- emotion. Adam wandered all about the out the night, adding new light to the stage letting his frustrations run free. It Walking on the stage to a chorus of "I songs on the CD's. was a great way to leave the stage Here" in Detroit love you, Adam," the Counting Crows The biggest surprise of the night came before the encores. 'Round when Adam said, "This song's about The band re-entered the stage, and kicked off their performance with the title track from their latest release, nice guys getting shit on." While a much to the delight of the sold out "Recovering the Satellites." mellow tone of music started up, driven theatre they played the most incredible From the beginning, charismatic mainly by an accordion, the crowd song of the show. "Round Here." This frontman, Adam Duntz. immersed remained silent. As Duritz muttered the extended version of the song was more himself in his poetry, words. "I was down at the New laid back, containing several added ~~| appearing to drown in Amsterdam..." the crowd erupted intca lyrics. As Duritz sang, he added MMialv as he had done all nighl. As the Counting | ""n word T"* Cm** frenzy trying to sing along with the new version of "Mr. Jones." The song was words. "She walks along the edge ol Crows I followed with "Angels taken from its upbeat beginnings and where the ocean meets the land..." front man of the Silences.'which ' had Duritz jumping and turned into a sad ballad raging with flowed from his mouth, he walked Adam I spinning about the stage subtle power. Adam managed to work along the barrier between the crowd and Duritz | as if he were trying to his opinion on stardom into the lyrics, the stage just as he explains, "like she's put an | fly. During the song's singing, "We all want to be big big walking on a wire in the circus..." Each emo- I short breakdown, Adam stars, but some of us have second time the song was expected to climax tional . transposed himself into thoughts about that." After the song the band brought it back to mellow- perfor- 1 a bleeding statue as he was finished. Adam explained that it land, teasing the audience into wanting mance I sang, "I dream of had been written about himself and a more. The song reached its peak during last week | Michaelangelo..." He close friend that he hangs out with. His the last two verses as the crowd enjoyed in Detroit I broke the mold of the friend (Steven. I believe) is a roadie for Duritz standing on the barrier bellowing ■ statue to bring the song the band, and it happened to be his out in rage, "She says she's tired of life, to a raging climax. birthday. The unique version of "Mr. everybody's tired of something..." As Between songs, Duritz was laid back Jones" became a gift for all Counting the song came to a close the crowd let and smiling. However, when the music Crows fans. out with a roar of appreciation for this started, he embodied himself into the The set ended with a powerful amazing rendition of "Round Here." very emotion of the song. Throughout version of "A Murder of One" from found only in their live performance. the night, proving to be a frontman in a their highly acclaimed debut. "August After the song. Adam asked the crowd PHOTO BY BRETT MERCURI to take a step back because people were being crushed into the immovable barrier, and someone might get hurt. He stated that if this persisted the band would not play the last few songs. The crowd complied, and they ended the iolent Femmes are more than just a 'Blistei night the way they end their latest release. Adam staied."This is a song about how I met the Monkey." (one could assume that he is referring to Tod McCloskey When people think of the Vio- records too. Crow" soundtrack, has a signed on to come to Courtney Cox) and Duritz hit the first The Back Pages lent Femmes, they think of Some notable songs that the nice mellow beat to it. Bowling Green, rumors chords on the piano for "A Long "Blister in the Sun", but in ac- Violent Femmes have include, As you may have heard, the were that the Dave December." The crowd responded with great enthusiasm as the Crows played Some bands are only tuality this band is much more "Gone Daddy Violent Femmes are coming Mathews Band, Counting the driving ballad. Prior to playing the known and stereotyped than that. Gone"„"American Music", to Bowling Green, as a part Crows, or Natalie Mer- final song of the night. "Walkaways," The Femmes' popular punk and "Waiting for the Bus". of the University's effort to chant were coming for Adam explained the reason for its for one song. We're not brevity. He said that Dan was playing talking about one hit rockish sound brings a unique "Gimme the Car", another keep students here on the Little Sibs weekend. an acoustic guitar one night in Boston, wonders, but bands that mixture of rock and punk to excellent Femmes song, was weekends. All three of those bands and Adam put some words to it. Dan performed by lead singer, They will be appearing at previously mentioned are told him that it was cool and that he are popular, yet have popular music. They are a pro- should finish the song. Adam's only one standout song gressive band, that creates lyr- Gordon Gano at his high- Anderson Arena, April 11th, popular, but give the Vio- response: "No. that's all." Other show the public really knows. ics that deal with topics, such school graduation ceremony at 8:00 p.m. Tickets can be lent Femmes a chance, if highlights included "Anna Begins." and purchased at the Student you have not yet. They "Sullivan Street" from "August and Everyone has heard the as rape and suicide. and was unrighteously kicked Everything After"; "Mercury." "I'm not lyrics, "Let me go on, like It is unfortunate and wrong C! 11 of National Honor Society Services building, been around for more Sleeping."and "Daylight Fading." from a blister in the sun," from that the Femmes are known for doing it. "Gimme the Car" (bursarable if you like), for than 16 years and know "Recovering the Satellites." All in all how to play a great deal the Counting Crows 16-song set was the the Violent Femmes. mainly for something they is a lyrical piece about raping $8, $12, and $16. A few thou- most impressive performance that I Those words are, of wrote 15 years ago. Since their a girl in the back of a parent's sand tickets have already of good songs in front of have seen the past two years. As for course, from the smash debut album, the Violent car. been sold, so don't wait un- live audiences. If your Engine 88, don't even bother. The highlight of their set included two hit, "Blister in the Sun", Femmes have had 15 another Another notable song from til the night of the show to going, be ready for a things: Duritz introducing the band and which was off of their albums released, this includes the Violent Femmes, "Color pick them up. damn good time, ^k the band leaving the stage after they self-titled debut album. bootlegs and compilation Me Once", found on "The Before the Violent Femmes played their final song.

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Thank you. University Computer Services Don Corleone celebrates his daughter's wedding with his three sons, Fredo, Michael and Sonny in "The Godfather" Brandon Wray The most memorable time was when one which is being re-released today. Dance Marathon Correspondent of the children sang karoake to Michael The Back Pages Jackson*s "Bad" with two of the dancers He danced when he was up there singing and A /"/ Si (Please note this is an editorial and should turned the microphone to the crowd to gel -1 The Godfather not to be taken as a news story) them to sing along with him. And we danced And wc danced more. And Dance Marathon also featured some of we kept on dancing for a total of 32 hours. BG's best local bands, many of whom have Vincent Guerrieri returns Hundreds of mulyre. myself included, lived been lound right here in The Back Pages. Sicilian Bureau Chief in the Rcc for ada\ and a hall in RUM: muflC) Grasshopper Pic. Xinj:. Sepicmrvrs' The Back Pages NEW 1 lot children who are not as luck) as most ol Children, and Jamie Curch and the Kind us. were among the standouts The best band h> "1 believe in America..." So begins Puzo's book of the same name. Amerigo Bonasera's tale of being let Puzo's latest book, "The Last Don." Wc all know the facts and figures ol the far was Third Wish from Cleveland, which down bv the American justice will be a CBS miniseries this May. Thon It raised oscrSIOO.000 dollar, and played all original music and had a vorv APAIHMEOTa system. Bonjserj, being denied Could this re-release bo to garner u.i* one ol the IIMINI NUCCCSSIUI MYOIHI yeuf mellow lolk sound MOM ul ihc bunds relied justice in the courts, turns to the interest for the new miniseries? marathons ever. That was in every news on covers and it was hard to really tell the only source he knows of for justice: Nachbar believes the re-release, story about the event, but what really , diflerence between when the DJ was Don Vito Corleone—The Godfather because of its limited nature, will happened during those hours at the Rcc'.' handling the sound and when they were Upon its release in 1972, "The not go over as big as the re-release Behind all the hype was a really good time playing. The best of the cover bands was The Godfather" was hailed by critics of "Star Wars," noting that "Star for a good cause. Many dancers took it as Distractions. Although much older than the and moviegoers alike. In celebra- Wars" was a film watched by many time to get away from regular life and their college kids they were playing for and tion of the 25th anniversary of its as children. "The Godfather," on the rcsponsihihics and time committments looking somewhat out of place, they were 1997 release, "The Godfather" will have other hand, is a more adult film. Others simply loved to dance, although that exactly what the dancers were looking for a limited re-release starting Friday. The 'Star Wars' movies are desire is certainly now extinguished after 32 around 1:00 on Sunday. Most of us were The re-release will not affect popular because they are loved," hours of it fairly slap-happy by then and ready to rock Bowling Green, at least not initially. Nachbar said. "The Godfather' is I viewed the event as a chance to help out with the band One of the guitarists 424 Frazee Avenue Kevin Hardy, manager of the Clazel just a great film." others and meet new people and. as a actually came into the crowd and danced Theatre, said that only 20 copies of Which is not to say "The Godfa- journalist, to kcc what the story behind this with us & the film are available for re-release, ther" was not a popular film. It really was. I wanted to see if this really was The story of the individual dancer was one but all is not hopeless for seeing grossed $80 million in its first month the great selfless and humanitarian event it of struggle for survival against the basic 451 Frazee Avenue The Godfather" at the Clazel. of release, and at one point was the was billed to be. I wondered if this was just human drives to rest and sleep. I, being one "We've been pursuing things," highest-grossing film ever. When it another excuse to get free t-shirts and put on of the weakest individuals I know, had a hard Hardy said. "We're waiting." was broadcast over two nights on the appearance that something was being time with the whole not sleeping or siding The movie is a landmark in film NBC, its Monday night conclusion done for charity like so many other events on down thing. The fact that each dancer had to 3 large bedrooms, air for many reasons. Not only did it drew 6.9 million viewers. Running this campus. After living through it (barely. I be escorted to the bathroom like a five-year- resurrect the career of Marlon opposite the movie was a Monday might add). I think the Thon was a pretty old at kindergarten each and every time Brando, who portrayed the title night football game between the good cause It had less of the "fake" feeling nature called got very annoying, although conditioning, dish washers, Chiefs and the Broncos, which character, but it had breakthrough than other chanty events. With many other I'm sure it was for our own safety so wc garnered only 700,000 viewers. roles for Al Pacino, Robert Duvall events it is often hard to realize if their aim is didn't pass out or something. I wanted to 1 People preferred Brando's microwaves & fireplaces. and James Caan. According to Pop anything other than a good time Dance leave many times because I was so mumblings to Howard Cosell's Culture professor Jack Nachbar, the Marathon was refreshing in that it did feel exhausted I even told Mall 'I think I'm yelling. movie also totally changed the like a chanty event taking off now' at one point, but I stayed and Next to Columbia Courts The popularity of "The Godfather" genre of mobster movies. Some of the best memories I have of Dance somehow survived. Had 1 left I would've felt didn't mean there weren't any "It was the first truly contempo- Marathon involve the children from the like the world's biggest (crk. so I'm glad 1 k problems during and after the rary gangster movie," Nachbar said. Medical College of Ohio whom the money didn't C*i*4H iiliriar. ■■■«*. filming of the movie. Nachbar The movie was based on Mario was going to Many of the kids came down Overall. Dance Marathon was a very well noted that the movie drew protests to remind us of what we were really doing run and intentioned event It looks like it will 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 from the Italian-American commu- this for. My fraternity brother Matt and I keep growing and become a cherished Medical miracles nity, saying the movie was played baseball with the kid our chapter Bowhng Green institution sterotypical of Italians. Due to start with research sponsored. This kid was full of energy and A pressure from various groups, the seemed intent on smacking the ball into the Brandon Wray is the entertainment editor script was altered so that the word of The BG News and a damn fine dancer "Mafia" is never said through the ladic> at the first aid station anytime he course of the movie. could We had so much fun with the kid that He thanks all the people who came to xisil MID AM MANOR The Italian-American Civil Rights wc even skipped the sacred "Dance him al the Thon and wishes xood luck to all NOT MANY League was especially vocal in its Marathon line dance". the kid\ al MCO Thon On' protests. Joe Colombo, the head of APARTMENTS LEFT the league, hated the characteriza- tions of Italians as mobsters in the FOR NEXT YEAR!! movie. Eight weeks into the filming, Colombo was shot during the •Within walking distance of league's picnic. It was later deter- mined to have been a mob hit. campus But despite the outcry from the •Air conditioning Italian community, the movie was well-received, winning three Oscars, •2 bdrm, Furnished or including Best Actor for Brando. Why was, and is, this movie so Unfurnished popular? Nachbar said the popular- •Gas, Heat, Water included ity is due to the fact that the film is so well-done, with filming spanning with rent two continents. Nachbar said the topic of the film, the disintegration Call Now!!!! of the family, makes it popular, because it is a topic that was seen in the time it was released, as well as 352-4380 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG today. At 6:00 Sunday dancing fools Wray and Werner •<®> finally got to take a break. the Spring BREAK Is So.on !! PHARM DEEP DISCOUNT V^. 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"Imagine someone Bowie, NIN. Lou Reed, grabbing a piece of paper the Smashing Pumkins. and drawing a box wilh a and Marilyn Manson. wave of (lurry lines Angclo Badalamenti, extending from the top that who collaborated with looked something like Lynch on the score for snakes, and saying that is the 1986 film "Blue- the sound I want, but on a Velvet", also lends his highway." talent to this soundtrack. Trent Reznor said that is Some of the highlights what happenned at his first of this CD are "The meeting with David Lynch Perfect Drug" by NIN, about the soundtrack for "Eye" by the Lynch's new movie "Lost Pumpkins.and my Highway". Reznor came up personal favorite. Lou wilh four different sounds Reed's remake of the and presented them to Drifters' I960 hit "This Lynch the next morning. Magic Moment". Lynch loved them all and Reznor. along with the the making of an amazing other contributing artists soundtrack began. creates a dark, mysteri- Nine Inch Nail's producer ous, and mesmerizing and lead vocalist Trent soundtrack that fits the Reznor. (who also produced mood of the movie the Natural Bom Killers perfectly. The CD is soundtrack) brings together excellent. It is "the flesh a variety of artists on this to the movie's bone". CD. Among them arc David DRUGS TRUSTEES Sieve Martin and Kevin Kline were visiting campus in Ihcir golf can lasl week when they were ambushed by the Parking Continued from page three. Continued from page one. drugs, they should contact an and Traffic Gestapo who chased them through the scenic emergency or health center as Pedestrian Mall and issued them two tickets. Since they were your glass," she said. soon as possible, where they may faculty and decrease the student not in the in the new Free Speech Zone Kline and Martin Ellen Lang, a junior gerontolo- need to provide a urine or blood to faculty ratio. gy major, explained she feels sample. The sooner one contacts The resolution caused a fair could not protest the action without a permit.. that both men and women are at medical personnel, the better, amount of discussion among fac- risk of becoming exposed to Hoffman said. ulty members, split mostly by these two drugs. age. Students wishing to obtain Faculty listproc discussions "The fact that these drugs tend more information about Rohyp- and Senate debates ended in find- to be labeled 'date rape' drugs nol or GHB can contact The ing that the primary intent of the makes them seem as if they are Center for Wellness and Preven- ERIP/SRP programs had more directed towards women, tion, the Link or the Counseling already been accomplished. when it is quite possible men Center. Trustee Ellen Connally said the could be affected also," Lang Trustees heard from all sides of said. "Women are not the only the issue before making a final ones who are going to be victims Depression decision. of this drug, so I think it is impor- is an illness- "We have heard from everyone tant that everyone Is aware." not a weakness. and heard a very active debate," Tmar of mission Connally said. your site loW. If anyone feels they may have The resolution was passed been exposed to either of these ht1p://www. .org unanimously. ^^vvvvvv^^|^s^«^^^vvvvvvvvvvvvwvvv^rt^v^^^^vvw^ Cinemark Theatres Units still available for foil '97 NEWMAN HOI SIM; n.i/i'i in.,ni. d and We're P CINEMA 517 ' 127 N. Main. B.G. * 353-1361 R.E. Management 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558 "Quality Off-Campus Housing" Always si '< CWITA Nightly 7:00 9JO Student Housing Uar. Uar(PG-13) t Close to Campus 1:15 3:30 5.35 7:45 9 50 lJoNNA Fri 7:00 930 •841 Eighth Sr. •840/850 Sixrh Sr. Expecting ANTONIO UNDERAS & 12 Midnight Summer 6 week leases Howard Stern's Private Parts (R) •Manville Ave •Campus Manor I $35 dollars per week I Visitors 2:00 4:25 700 9:40 Sat Sun Mat 430 only •825 Third Sr. •013 N. Main Jungle 2 Jungle (PG) Sunday's 9:30 and 11 Semester leases $ 850 1.00 3:20 5:40 8:00 10.20 CHECK OUT OUR SUMMER RATES Come and stay awhile. Empire Strikes Back (PG) fTT! OALMATIANS per semester 1:45 4:45 7:30 10.10 CALL US TODAY Sat Sun Mat 2:00 only*"" Return ol the Jedi (PG) OR STOP IN FOR BROCHURE I Call Julie at Newman First United 1:30 4 30 7.15 10.00 M-F 8 to 5 I Housing: 354-2191 , Methodist Church No Passes & NoSupo'savers m Photo ID required for Everv Saturday SAT 8 to 12 113 Railroad SI. 1508 East Wooater, Bowling Green 410-353-0082 ALL R rated films 12" Midnight 352-9302 (next to Klnko's) Shows before 4pm Sat/Sun only

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For info call 301-429-1326 top 386 w/ printer S290 Mac plus w/ printer 800 Third St. Come to Gameeleel B Escape OOV-T FORECLOSED homes from penn, t190-CalZach 353-4512 Excellent one bdrm A two bdrm units aval, for April 4lh-600pm-Mldnight "Travel down south, work your bun off and get AOII'OX-AOII'OX on 91. Kenwood KDC - C504 compact 10 disc. CD 97-98. Reasonable rent and dose to campus. April Slh-2:00om-Midr»ghl paid for n. Earn $2200 per month. Can Congratulations ID Monica Tokich on her Delinquent Tax. Repo's. RE Oa Your Area. changer with FM modulator. Asking $300 - Check us null Call 352-4966. 222 Education BWg pinning to Theia Chi Keith Jochum of Tol Fn>e (1) 800-218-9000E«1 H-2078 lor 1 800-289-3848 a Smith Corona Word Processor S100 Rob Houses/1 A 2 bdrm turn apts. year, 0 mo., A Magic Tournament. While Wolf Games. Kent Stale University current lispngi O'n'D. and much more ATTENTION ALL MAJORS. Make $6,300 true 353 1432. summer leasts 352-7454 AOII'OX'AOII'OX summer' Find out why PAG. IBM, and hun- Loft tor sale. Painted white. GREEK WEEK IS COMING" dreds of others want student* who have Excellent conditionK0 NEED SUMMER SUBLEASERSII Ask Your Rep For Details worked in our program 95% of student using Call 354-4115 2 bdrm. fum apt. dose to campus. ATTENTION ALL STUOENTSIM Grants A our placement office found career jobs last scholarships available from epooooralM No year Csl 1-800-289-3848. SEIZED CARS from 1173 Porsches. Cadil INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: MEN'S H Free A«l Haati Gasl H20I propoymente, everll! M*Caan lor col- lacs. Chevye, BMWs, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 352-7587 Have a NERTUBE WATER POLOAPRIL 2: MEN'S Bowling Green Radio News is looking tor a lege$t$.Foclnh>:1-»00-243-2435 SNGLES A COREC DOUBLES TENNIS- News Drector tor the 1987-98 school year. In- 4WD't. Your Area Toll Free 1400-218-9000 APRl 3 ALL ENTRIES DUE BY 4O0PM IN terested persons should turn resume and Ext. A-2078 tor current listings. New accepting Rental Aplhcafjons for Fall And 130 PERRYFELDHOUSE ON DUE DATE. cover letter m to Chris Melange in 120 West Summer leases Cal 354-8800 SAFE ChiO'DM'Ch.O'OM'ChiO Hall no later than Friday, March 21 at 5:00pm. CongratulaDona to our DM dancers KD'KD'KD'KD'KD'KD FOR RENT Questions? Call 372-2354 or e-mail malang- lor lasting 32 hours' Kappa Delta would like lo One A Two bdrm apts. available. University aagopie.bgsu edu. Spring Kate Keens congratulate all ol our pa/Dopants Courts A University Village located at Clough Laura Ron m Dance Mararhon A special Thanka CAMPUS POUYEYES *97-98 school year. 2 bdrm. turn. apes. 705 7th and Mercer Cal 352-0164. Afyson Ramsey ts our danoera Robi n. Gabnol la. 440 E Court SL A 724 8th St. 1500/mo. indud FREE heel. One block torn campus Karen Liebich and Betsy Way t> got Now Hiring wasar. sewer, gas A HBO Cai^S4OTM 2381/2Manvlle. 1 bOrmapt. Break! AmyBandleld Apply between 2 and 4 Call 352-8382. We are proud ol you all ' g7 • 98' S/Y.* Lambda Cnl Alpha' Lambda Chi Alpha 318E. Merry MSO/mo Tha Brothers ol Lambda Cla would kke lo rec- COUNSELORS INSTRUCTORSneededl 326 Leroy »350rmo Roome lor rani Summer A Fall. Victorian ognize Mke Placco for his recent acceptance 100 positional Coed summer camp. Pocono 3081 ;2 E. Merry rooms »190/mo House, watt lo school, parking, dose to down- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY into the Order of Omega. The Hard Work Paid Mia., PA. Good sslsry/npal (908) 889-3339 148 S. Colege eft. I230mxi town, private entrance, kitchen. 2 baths. Cat! OKI Home City Ice Company is now taring tor these Call 353-0325 3525817 Tuesday - Sunday Lambda Chi Alpha • Lambda Chi Alpha Summer Rentals also avail. poeibons' Rome Drivers. Production Stackers. Rooms for rent (or summer A next year. Sum- 'ruck Loaders. Compeotve waoas/flexise mar HSO/mo - School $21S/mo. ind util A DRINK SPECIALS Lambda CM Alpha' Lambda Chi Alpha schedules. Locabone throughout all of Ohio 1 bdrm unfurn 616 2nd St No pets 1315 plus washer/dryer Furnished. 353-7042 Tha Brothers ol Lambda Chi would like lo rec- and Southeast Michigan Call for details al utjl CaH 354-8740 6-9PM...Ladies Only...Fri. & Sat. ognize corant Ray Field and Chris Tyrell for 1-800-899-8070. M r needed beginning April 1 el 25t Well Drinks & Drafts oanang on our behalf tor Dance Marathon 12 month leases starting May 1997: House 2 btks from campua. Own bedrm $170 Landscape Construction Co. 408 E CountB l BR Duplex 1 person mo neg Call Joe 352-0387 days, 352-8081 Good Job Guys' Flexible scheduling 7-9PM...Dimers...Thurs. & Sat. Lambda Chi Alpha * Lambda Chi Alpha »40.Ut1. Call 688-7865. 4241/2 S. Summn-Effic -1 person Rolling Rock for $1 1220. Elec. Summer aubte asers needed. Graduate Sudani i to 3 Br. apts . Specious 4 bdrm house POP-A-SHOT TOURNAMENT Avail, in August. Washer /dryer, dose lo campus. Stave Smith 352-8917 (no calls attar 8pm) 226 E Merry. Nikki or Kerry© 353-7081 7-9PM ...Tuesday & Sunday...$100 Crand Prize NS Howard's ClubH \i^\ The bar formerly known as Gamers ^•H ■ ■ Mon-Saf 12-12:30 am ■ ■ M^s^ Call for info...352-9780 <^^K^\ 210 N Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352 ■ 9951 \^^ Dine In or Carry Out ^^ FRIDAY, MARCH 21 J^ The Welders CAFE T^iimiA Jam Session Saturday, March 22 "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style" Band Starts at 10pm j. i ^-wf-wl A was s .V WaatS. BECKLEY CARDY Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball 353-CALL Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 GROUP 109 North Main Street, Downtown Bowling Green, OH EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL TODAY AT TH€ is looking for 200 warehouse workers & 60 customer service or order entry workers! I Summer employment 7 We offer: r aa.fl l lfc Ifcl lli i I I^^J • Seasonal staff - $6.00 per hour UNION v • Shift premium - $.30 per hour Home City Ice Company • First, Second and Third Shifts make it easy THE BOWL-N-GREENERY to fit in anybody's schedule SEAFOOD SPLASH • Start as early as April & work thru October Scallop • Ctams • Shrimp • Alaskan ToGock. • ■Bakfd'Jish Now Hiring for these positions: • Take your finals knowing that you have a & our sptcid ruipc Clam Chowder. Also includes compleu soup 1. Route Drivers seasonal position when you finish & salad tar, potato Bar, and unlimited beverages. 2. Production Stackers • We will work with you to fit our company 3. Truck Loaders needs into your personal needs Competitive Wages / Flexible Schedules BECKLEY CARDY GROUPl $5.95 Locations throughout all of Ohio 100 Paragon Parkway • Mansfield. OH 44903 "Hours: 11:30- 1:30pm and Southeast Michigan MikeMcKibben ^BECKLEY Coll Todoy for Complete Details!! 419-589-1805 atf^VCARDY Meal Card Accepted 4:30 - 7:00 pm Judy Peters L J GROUP' •Big Charge Accepted 11:30 ■ 1:30pm & 4:30 ■ 7:00pm 1-800-899-8070 419-589-1415 Bm^lnntfirSdmi "Be a part of a winning tradition"

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