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www.btnews.com independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 127 Ohio civil war author Let's go refueling traces soldiers' steps By Jordan Fouts "One of the wonderful things about raid as gentlemanly. CUT REPORTER "It was one of the last chival- The Civil War's version of history, is you get to preserve these stories rous battles of American I!(il H11 11 1 was brought (o life for future generations." I listory," Horwitz said. al Thursday's Conference on Encounters along the way Local I listory, sponsored by the LESTER HORWITZ, AUTHOR included a Union ambush (tenter for Archival (lolleclions. involving future president Keynote speaker Lester Rutherford B. Hayes, and a Horwttz derailed Confederate I lorwitz's research began Museum. Quaker farmer who was the (k'li. John I dint Morgan's 24-day when he bought a circa-1849 "Talking about history is just a great-grandfather of former raid, which covered 1.000 miles farmhouse in Symmes pleasure to me," Horwitz said. president Richard Nixon. in four stales before ending in Township, Ohio, which Morgan "One of the wonderful things Accompanying Morgan's cav- Northeast (>hio. had slopped at during the raid. about history, is you get to pre- alry regiments were four of his Morgan's trek, fabled on both The soldiers had stolen two serve these stories for future brothers, one of whom was sides of the Mason-Dixnn line, horses, what they needed most generations." ancestor to Nobel Prize winning is the subject of I lorwit/s book, besides food. Horwitz said (hat Morgan's biologist Thomas Hum Morgan. "Ihe longest Haid of the Civil Over tlie course of the next raid began as a diversion in Horwitz continues to receive War." His well-documented several years, Horwitz gathered McMinnville, Tennessee, and stories like these, and one even account includes many coinci- everything he could on the raid, went through Kentucky, Indiana caused him to rewrite a para- dences that lie the raid lo other with donations of stories and and Ohio. Morgan's orders that graph in his book the day before aspects of recent history. Hie artifacts from others. I le began his men not harm any women it was printed. hook's inception is a siory speaking about the raid at the or children, and to fight only in "It's never loo late lo write his- in itself. lxiveland, Ohio Historical retaliation, characterized the tory," he said.
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Kevin VortnesBG News FILL IT UP: Toledo Sign Company installs a sign at Kroger grocery store's new gas station on North Main Street. It is expected to open between April 12 and 14. Grad students fight for housing By Shannon E. Kolkedy Steve Die(rich, president of GSS REPORTER Graduate Studem Senate. Imagine being a graduate stu- Dietrich also said thai GSS has dent arriving in Bowling Green for discussed partnering with a local the first time a week before class- apartment complex for graduate es begin. student housing. He believes (ha( Imagine knowing nothing such a development would offer abou( (he city and having no benefits for (he University. place to live. "Having on-campus graduate Some graduate students housing would also help in believe (he University could pre- building the graduate communi- ven( such a problem from occur- ty here at BGSU, which is a major ring by providing housing focus for GSS this year," Dietrich arrangements for incoming grad- said. CONSTRUCTION IN REST: Rosslord Arena Amphitheater awaits finishing touches due to lack of funds. uate students. The University has a previous "it (graduate student housing) history of graduate student hous- is an issue that has been identi- ing but was forced to discontinue fied previously and has come up the program due to lack of inter- again this year in (he GSS general Arena no-go, for now assembly meeting," according (o HOUSING, PAGE 5 By Kevin Aeh WHERE IS IT AT? Jimmy Buffet this year. 1( looks like I'll be INURIilNME/l' WRITER going (o Cleveland, (hough," she said It started as just a dream, but as mem- 1-75 north to 795 east to Lime Road— Andrea Bair, anodier studem planning Rainbow Days finale bers of the Rossford Arena turn right. The Arena is less than a mile (o s(ay in Bowling Green (his summer.'teels Amphitheater Authority know, not all on the right. (he same way. "I don'( really mind driving dreams come true. Or al least, some (o Michigan or Columbus (o see a good takes U. students to prom dreams take more lime to fulfill. concert, but only driving (o Toledo would the Amphitheater has not been built. ByTonyRecznik "It's Friday, I'm in love' Original plans were lo have an outdoor be so much bener," she said. ONLINE EDITOR amphitheater in Rossford opened by die Much to the dismay of students, it looks There is still hope for the Amphitheater Vision will hold it's annual WHAT: VISION Prom beginning of this summer said Rossford like Bon Jovi, 'Nsync, Janet Jackson, and in Rossford, though. According to Rossford City Administrator, Vince Iangevin. Music other acts on (our (his summer won'( be City Administrator Vince Langevin, the prom tonight lo top off Rainbow WHEN: Friday Days. acts that play venues such as Blossom making s(ops in Toledo after all. plans may be laying dormant at the TIME: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. the theme for this years prom Music Center near Cleveland and Pine "I was really hoping i( would be open moment but "there are plans to resurrect is, "It's Friday, I'm in love," WHERE: Harshman Knob Musk Theatre in Michigan would be (his summer," Joanna Brinkman, a student i(," he said. Vision, the University's gay, les- Community Suite making stops at a venue thai is only 15-20 who will be taking classes over the sum- The main problem the Amphitheater minutes away from the University. mer, said. "I thought to myself that it would bian, bisexual, (ransgender, queer, inlersexed, questioning, Less than (wo months away from May, be so nice not to have lo drive far to see ARENA. PAGE 5 and straight supportive student PROM, PAGE 5 Competition lacking in GSS representative election style By Amy Nicoletti current vice president for GSS. for the same position. Gerda's Sommeriand. bly meeting. each department finds represen- ENVIRONMENT REPORTER "I would like to improve and previous contributions in the There is one competition for Sauer also said that GSS has (atives each year and Graduate Elections for Graduate Student increase the sense of graduate senate include putting together a tomorrow's election spot with different voting procedures than students cast theirvotewiththeir Senate will take place today dur- communication and unity, which Senator handbook and creating a two candidates running. Hernic the Undergraduate Student representative. ing an assembly meeting open to has been lacking with the gradu- graduate studem list-proc. Sauarese and Jim Buss will run for Senate. She said that instead of Some departments do not the public. ate students on campus," said "I've really enjoyed Graduate the treasurer spot. being elected by die entire stu- have representatives so those stu- The offices being voted on are Skariah. S(uden( Senate," Gerda said. She Kay Robinson, a first year grad- dent body, GSS officers are elect- dents cannot vote, Sauer said. president, vice president, secre- Applying for the position of said the organization has made uate student, is going to run for ed by the graduate student body. For officers coming in next tary, treasurer and two represen- vice president is Kim Keller some positive changes and is secretary. According to Sauer, each col- year, new software and a laptop is tatives-at-large. studying for her Ph. D in micro more visible on campus than The current secretary, lege department has one repre- available. loe skat i.tl i first year graduate biology. before. Christine Sauer, said officers can sentative for every 50 students in Elections will take place in 110 student in public health, is run- Janice Gerda, one of the cur- Trying for the second represen- be nominated off the floor the department. Business Administration with the ning for president. Skariah is the rent representatives, is running tative spo( is Dierdre tomorrow at the general assem- The graduate coordinator in new officers starting in May Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale
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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 127 Ohio civil war author Let's go refueling traces soldiers' steps By Jordan Fouts "One of the wonderful things about raid as gentlemanly. cur REPORTER "It was one of the last chival- The Civil War's version of history, is you get to preserve these stories rous battles of American linlmi I loud was brought lo life for future generations." History," Horwitz said. ni Thursday's Conference on Encounters along the way Local 1 listory, sponsored by (he LESTER HORWITZ, AUTHOR included a Union ambush Center for Archival Collections. involving future president Keynote speaker Lester Rutherford B. Hayes, and a llorwitz detailed Confederate Horwitz's research began Museum. Quaker farmer who was the (leu. loliu I dint Morgan's24-day when he bought a circa-1849 "Talking about history is just a great-grandfather of former raid, which covered 1,000 miles farmhouse in Symmes pleasure to me," llorwitz said. president Richard Nixon. in four states before ending in Township, Ohio, which Morgan "One of the wonderful things Accompanying Morgan's cav- Northeast Ohio. had stopped at during the raid. about history, is you get to pre- alry regiments were four of his Morgan's trek, fabled on both The soldiers had stolen two serve these stories for future brothers, one of whom was sides of the Mason-Dixon I jne, horses, what they needed most generations." ancestor to Nobel Prize winning is the subject of I lorwitz's book, besides food. Horwitz said that Morgan's biologist Thomas Hunt Morgan. "Hie Longest Raid of the Civil Over the course of the next raid began as a diversion in 1 lorwitz continues to receive War." His well-documented several years. I lorwitz gathered McMinnville, Tennessee, and stories like these, and one even account includes many coinci- everything he could on the raid, went through Kentucky, Indiana caused him to rewrite a para- dences thai lie the raid to other with donations of stories and and Ohio. Morgan's orders that graph in his book the day before aspects of recent history. Che artifacts from others. He began his men not harm any women it was printed. book's inception is a story speaking about the raid at the or children, and to fight only in "It's never too late to write his- in itself. l.oveland, Ohio Historical retaliation, characterized the tory," he said.
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Kevin Vortiees BG News FILL IT UP: Toledo Sign Company installs a sign at Kroger grocery store's new gas station on North Main Street. It is expected to open between April 12 and 14. Grad students fight for housing By Shannon E. Kolkedy Steve Dietrich, president of GSS REPORTER Graduate Student Senate. Imagine being a graduate stu- Dietrich also said that GSS has dent arriving in Bowling Green for discussed partnering with a local the first time a week before class- apartment complex for graduate es begin. student housing. He believes that Imagine knowing nothing such a development would offer about the city and having no benefits for the University. place to live. "Having on-campus graduate Some graduate students housing would also help in believe the University could pre- building the graduate communi- vent such a problem from occur- ty here at BGSU, which is a major ring by providing housing KeriiVortwes BGNews focus for GSS this year," Dietrich arrangements for incoming grad- said. CONSTRUCTION IN REST: Rossford Arena Amphitheater awaits finishing touches due to lack of funds. uate students. The University has a previous "It (graduate student housing) history of graduate student hous- is an issue that has been identi- ing but was forced to discontinue fied previously and has come up the program due to lack of inter- again this year in the GSS general Arena no-go, for now assembly meeting," according to HOUSING, PAGE 5 By Kevin Aeh WHERE IS IT AT? limmy Buffet this year. It looks like I'll be ENTERTAINMENT WRIIER going to Cleveland, though," she said It started as just a dream, but as mem- 1-75 north to 795 east to Lime Road— Andrea Bair, another student planning bers of the Rossford Arena turn right. The Arena is less than a mile to stay in Bowling Green this summeriteets Rainbow Days finale Amphitheater Authority know, not all on the right. the same way. "I don't really mind driving dreams come true. Or at least, some to Michigan or Columbus to see a good takes U. students to prom dreams take mure time to fulfill. concert, but only driving to Toledo would Original plans were to have an outdoor the Amphitheater has not been built. be so much better," she said. By Tony Reczr* "It's Friday, I'm in love' Much to the dLsmay of students, it looks ONLINE EDITOR amphitheater in Rossford opened by the There is still hope for the Amphitheater WHAT: VISION Prom beginning of this summer said Rossford like Bon Jovi, 'Nsync, Janet Jackson, and in Rossford, though. According to Rossford Vision will hold it's annual City Administrator, Vince Langevin. Music other acts on tour this summer won't be City Administrator Vince langevin, the prom tonight to top off Rainbow WHEN: Friday acts that play venues such as Blossom making stops in Toledo after all. plans may be laying dormant at the Days. TIME: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music Center near Cleveland and Pine "I was really hoping it would be open moment but "there are plans to resurrect The theme for this years prom this summer," Joanna Brinkman, a student is, "It's Friday, I'm In love," WHERE: Harshman Knob Music Theatre in Michigan would be it." he said. Community Suite making stops at a venue that is only 15-20 who will be taking classes over the sum- The main problem the Amphitheater Vision, the University's gay, les- minutes away from the University. mer, said. "I thought to myself that it would bian, bisexual, transgender, Less than two months away from May, be so nice not to have to drive far to see ARENA. PAGE 5 queer, intersexed, questioning, and straight supportive student PROM,PAGE 5 Competition kicking in GSS representative election style By Amy Nicoletti current vice president for GSS. for the same position. Gerda's Sommeriand. bly meeting. each department finds represen- ENVIRONMENT REPORTER "I would like to improve and previous contributions in the There is one competition for Sauer also said that GSS has tatives each year and Graduate Elections for Graduate Student increase the sense of graduate senate include putting together a tomorrow's election spot with different voting procedures than students cast their vote with their Senate will take place today dur- communication and unity, which Senator handbook and creating a two candidates running. Bernie the Undergraduate Student representative. ing an assembly meeting open to has been lacking with the gradu- graduate student list-proc. Sauarese and lim Buss will run for Senate. She said that instead of Some departments do not the public. ate students on campus," said "I've really enjoyed Graduate the treasurer spot. being elected by the entire stu- have representatives so those stu - The offices being voted on are Skariah. Student Senate," Gerda said. She Kay Robinson, a first year grad- dent body, GSS officers are elect- dents cannot vote, Sauer said. president, vice president, secre- Applying for the position of said the organization has made uate student, is going to run for ed by the graduate student body. For officers coming in next tary, treasurer and two represen- vice president is Kim Keller some positive changes and is secretary. According to Sauer, each col- year, new software and a laptop is tatives-at-large. studying for her Ph. D in micro more visible on campus than The current secretary, lege department has one repre- available. )oe Skariah, first year graduate biology. before. Christine Sauer, said officers can sentative for every 50 students in Elections will take place in 110 student in public health, is run- Janice Gerda, one of the cur- Trying for the second represen- be nominated off the floor the department Business Administration with the ning for president. Skariah is the rent representatives, is running tative spot is Dierdre tomorrow at the general assem- The graduate coordinator in new officers starting in May 2 Friday. April 6.2001 BG NEWS
IINIVKR.SITYOITOLKIM Saturday mail in jeopardy ByMattCnswold cutting spending by $2.5 billion instead of six. good time. said. "1 think over lime we'll figure "When you're trying to mail a bill U WISE by 2003. Additionally, the agency "They save money on "I hope they don't do this. This out a way to adjust to it." that's past due, one more day of TOLEDO. Ohio - The U.S. plans to reduce administrative Saturday, of course, but then they is just bad policy." Keith admits that no mail mail time might throw a little Poslal Service board of governors costs by 25 percent and trans- are going to put it on the backs of Craig Cummings, a Toledo delivery on Saturday would affect on Tuesday called for a study of portation costs by 10 percent over the carriers during the week. This spokesman for the Postal Service, some people more than others. wrench into the gears of your the potential cost savings of cut- the next five years. is just going to slow down the was unavailable for comment. "Maybe some people do rely planning. But it really doesn't ting Saturday mail delivery. The study will examine ending entire process. They're not going Dr. Kristen Keith, an associate on the mail and wait around for a faze me much." the proposal drew harsh criti- Saturday delivery for all mail, to deliver in five days what they professor of economics, does not check, but I don't know what pro- Ijsa O'Gurkis, a junior major- cism froin congressmen in except overnight delivery. Results deliver in six" equally share Dowd's concerns. portion of the population that is," ing in special education, on the Washington, D.C, Wednesday, of the study are expected within In addition to inconveniencing She said it is understandable she said. and mixed reactions from differ- 90 days, Postal Service officials many U.S. citizens, Dowd said that the Postal Service is losing Some UT students offered dif- other hand, would be a bit fazed. ent facets of the University of said. ending Saturday delivery would money as more people continue ferent opinions as well. "I would have to say it's a bad Toledo community. Dr. Michael Dowd, chairman provide a financial blow to the to utilize e-mail and facsimiles in Nick Guy, a junior majoring in idea," she said. "I always use the The Postal Service, which of UTs economics department, business community, and ulti- correspondence with one anoth- adolescent social studies, said he mail and sometimes I expect jacked up the cost of a stamp by a shares Congress' concern with mately damage an already stag- er. welcomes any Saturday when he things to come in on Saturday. penny to 34 cents in lanuary, is the proposal. gering economy. "Right now. we're very used to would not find any bills in the projecting a loss of $2 billion to $3 "It's cost shifting," he said. "It certainly would affect getting mail on Saturday and mail. "I also think it would be an billion this fiscal year. "They'll have the same volume of prices," he said. "Given that the people think there's going to be a "It probably wouldn't make a overload for Post Office workers. I The board has committed to mail. But they'll do it in five days economy is softening, it's not a big disruption in our lives," she bit of difference to me," he said. don't think that's fair either." U. Michigan court ruling may affect Ohio U. admissions By S. Veronica Siek Michigan Law School that the law at OU, said the current Michigan UM's undergraduate affirmative rent policy is constitutional and be advocated in a "race-neutral" II-WIRE school may not use race as an court ruling will have no effect on action policies contradicts the goal of diversity is consistent with manner. ATHENS, Ohio - A federal 6th admission factor for an applicant. OU's current admission policy. law school decision. In a similar Bakke," said Julie Peterson, vice The Center for Individual District Court review of the The rulings and appeal come He said while there is an effort to case against the UM College of president of media relations and Rights, which helped file the law- University of Michigan Law at a time when Ohio University is attract more minority students, Literature, Science and the Arts, public affairs at UM. suits against the law school and School's admission policies working to attract African- no OU policy exists with regard to the district court ruled the col- Peterson said the law school College of I jterature, Science and might change what the words American, Asian-American, admissions by race. lege's current admissions policy, decision is contrary not only to the Arts, is not against the goal of "affirmative action" mean for Native American and Hispanic "We're going to keep doing which uses race as a factor, was the undergraduate decision but diversity. But it opposes the man- thousands of minority students students. what we're doing because we constitutional. also to a ruling by the 9th District ner in which UM chose to in the court's jurisdiction, includ- "Our objective is to attract as think it's right, until the courts tell The Dec. 13. 2000 ruling reaf- Court of Appeals concerning the achieve it. said Curt Ifvey, direc- ing Ohio. diverse a student population as us that we have to potentially firmed the 1978 University of University of Washington Law tor of legal and public affairs. On Monday, seven days after possible. Reing that our geo- change," Howard said. California Regents vs. Bakke deci- School's admissions process. Levey said he is against the affirmative action admission graphic location puts us out of Smith said although there was sion, which said race could lx' "In the law school case, ludge Michigan's policies, because the policies of its law school were the mainstream demographical- a slight increase in minority considered one of many factors Friedman found exactly the university did not consider other declared unconstitutional, the ly, we're doing some focused pro- enrollment last year, it comes in admissions, said Steve opposite: that diversity is not a options such as lessening the DM Hoard of Regents filed an grams for multicultural stu- after a "downward trend" of 25 to McDonald, associate legal coun- compelling interest," Peterson importance of standardized test appeal in the Gth District Court. dents," said Kip Howard, OU vice 30 years. About 6 percent of OU sel for the office of legal affairs at said. scores and grade point averages, On March 27. the U.S. Eastern president for enrollment services. students were minorities in Fall Ohio State University. Some Opponents of the policy which tend to be "a little lower" in Michigan District Court ruled in But William Smith, director of Quarter 2000. "The undergraduate case say although they recognize the minority students, or considering Grulter v. the University of the Office of institutional Equity Another ruling concerning found two things: that our cur- importance of diversity, it should SOCKHI onomic status.
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By Matt Griswotd cutting spending by $2.5 billion instead of six good time. said. "I thinkover time we'll figure "When you're trying to mail a bill U-ftlRE by 2003. Additionally, the agency "They save money on "I hope they don't do this. This out a way to adjust to it." that's past due. one more day of TOLEDO. Ohio - The U.S. plans to reduce administrative Saturday, of course, but then they is 11ist bad |iolii \ ' Keith admits (hat no mail mail time might throw a little Postal Service board of governors costs by 25 percent and trans- are going to put it on the backs of Craig Cummings. a Toledo delivery on Saturday would affect wrench into the gears of your on Tuesday called for a study of portation costs by 10 percent over the carriers during the week. This spokesman for the Postal Service, some people more than others. the potential cost savings of cut- the next five years. is just going to slow down the was unavailable for comment. "Maybe some people do rely planning. But it really doesn't ting Saturday mail delivery. The study will examine ending entire process. They're not going Dr. Kristen Keith, an associate on the mail and wait around for a faze me much." The proposal drew harsh criti- Saturday delivery for all mail, to deliver in five days what they professor of economics, docs not check, but I don't know what pro- Lisa O'Gurkis, a junior major- cism from congressmen in except overnight delivery. Results deliver in six." equally share Dowd's concerns. portion of the population that is," ing in special education, on the Washington. D.C., Wednesday, of the study are expected within In addition to inconveniencing She said it is understandable she said. and mixed reactions from differ- 90 days, Postal Service officials many U.S. citizens, Dowd said that the Postal Service is losing Some UT students offered dif- other hand, would be a bit fazed. ent facets of the University of said. ending Saturday delivery would money as more people continue ferent opinions as well. "I would have to say it's a bad Toledo community. Dr. Michael Dowd, chairman provide a financial blow to the to utilize e-mail and facsimiles in Nick Guy. a junior majoring in idea," she said. "I always use the The Postal Service, which of UT's economics department, business community, and ulti- correspondence with one anoth- adolescent social studies, said he mail and sometimes I expect jacked up the cost of a stamp by a shares Congress' concern with mately damage an already stag- er. welcomes any Saturday when he things to come in on Saturday. penny to 34 cents in January, is the proposal. gering economy. "Right now, we're very used to would not find any bills in the projecting a loss of $2 billion to S3 "It's cost shifting," he said. "It certainly would affect getting mail on Saturday and mail. "I also think it would be an billion this fiscal year. "They'll have the same volume of prices," he said. "Given that the people think there's going to be a "It probably wouldn't make a overload for Post Office workers. I The board has committed to mail. But they'll do it in five days economy is softening, it's not a big disruption in our lives," she bit of difference to me," he said. don't think that's fair either." U. Michigan court ruling may affect Ohio U. admissions By S. Veronica Siek Michigan Law School (ha! (he law a( OU, said (he curren( Michigan UM's undergraduale affirmative rant policy is constitutional and be advocated in a "race-neutral" U-WIIE school may no( use race as an court ruling will have no effec( on action policies con(radic(s (he goal of diversity is consislem wi(h manner. ATHENS. Ohio - A federal 6th admission factor for an applicant. OU's currenf admission policy. law school decision. In a similar Bakke," said Julie Peterson, vice The Center for Individual District Court review of the The rulings and appeal come He said while there is an effort (o case againsl (he UM College of president of media relations and Rights, which helped file the law- University of Michigan Law a( a (ime when Ohio University is a((rac( more minority s(uden(s, Literature, Science and (he Arts, public affairs al UM. suits againsl (he law school and School's admission policies working (o attract African- no OU policy exists wi(h regard (o (he distinct court niled the col- Peterson said (he law school College of literature, Science and might change what the words American, Asian-American, admissions by race. lege's current admissions policy, decision is contrary not only (o the Arts, is not againsl Ihe goal of "affirmative action" mean for Native American and Hispanic "We're going (o keep doing which uses race as a factor, was (he undergraduale decision bin diversity. Bui i( opposes (he man- thousands of minority students students. what we're doing because we constitutional. also to a ruling by (he 9th Dis(ric( ner in which UM chose (o in the court's jurisdiction, includ- "Our objective is (o altract as think it's right, until the courts (ell The Dec. 13, 2000 ruling reaf- Court of Appeals concerning the achieve i(. said Curt Levey, direc- ing Ohio. diverse a s(uden( popula(ion as us that we have (o potentially firmed (he 1978 University of University of Washington Law tor of legal and public affairs. On Monday, seven days after possible. Being that our geo- change," Howard said. California Regents vs. Bakke deci- School's admissions process. Levey said he is againsl the affirmative action admission graphic l(K .liltin pu(s us ou( of Smith said akhough there was sion, which said race could be "In (he law school case, Judge Michigan's policies, because the policies of its law school were (he mainstream demographical- a slight increase in minority considered one of many faclors Friedman found exactly (he university did not consider other declared unconstitutional, the ly. we're doing some focused pro- enrollment last year, it comes in admissions, said Sieve opposite: (hal diversity is not a options such as lessening (he UM Board of Regents filed an grams for multicultural stu- after a "downward (rend" of 25 (o McDonald, associale legal coun- compelling interest," Peterson importance of Standardized les( appeal in (he fith Disiric( Court. dents," said Kip Howard, OU vice 30 years. Abou( 6 percent of OU sel for (he office of legal affairs al said. scores and grade point averages, On March 27, (he U.S. Eastern president for enrollment services. students were minorities in Fall Ohio State University. Some opponents of the policy which lend lo l>e "a little lower" in Michigan Dislricl Court ruled in Bu( William Smith, director of Quarter 2000. "The undergraduale case say although ihey recognize llie minority Students, or considering Cruder v. (he University of the Office of lnsti(u(ional Equity Ano(her ruling concerning found (wo things: thai our cur- Importance of diversity, it should sociiiccononiic status.
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CHINA STILL HOLDING US CREW HOSTAGE www.bgnews.com/opinion WASHINGTON (AP) —The United States and China intensified negotiations Thursday for the release of an American spy plane's crew, and U.S. officials said they were encouraged by the talks. President Bush, in a conciliatory gesture, expressed regret over the in-flight collision that triggered the tense standoff. OPINION EDITORIAL 'Menstruation' now a four-letter word Menstruation. describe it Ragging, the visit as pictures of various body parts, bad the women had to go to all words to warn students about YOU DECIDE The mere mention of this from Aunt Flo, falling off the roof, skeletons dancing on graves, and the trouble just to take out the STDs or pregnancies. You never word brings to mind the month- and that time of the month, to wanton sex acts. Can one word proper, clinical word for this nat- know this taboo word might pop ly visitor who usually arrives at name a few. They all mean the What do you think about the really be that bad? ural, monthly occurrence. up in these flyers also. U. banning the word men- the most inopportune times. It's same thing. Menstruation is sim- We have seen signs from SIC If this word is banned, we The university, particularly the struation? Let us know at not some weird thing that hap- ply the clinical term to describe a SIC that infer much more gratu- believe that various other offen- ORL, is close to being hypocriti- [email protected]. pens once in a blue moon. woman's monthly cycle. itous acts than a period. These sive words pertaining to the cal by allowing so many other Menstruation is the regular We're not sure why women are from a group sponsored and body should be banned. From signs and flyers to be displayed occurrence that more than 50 need to have a menstruation something to celebrate. endorsed by the university. Does now on, even the health signs in about health issues but banning percent of our student body has party, but the opportunity the Office of Residence life the dorm bathrooms should be the word menstruation. The university cannot dis- to deal with. should remain open to these approve of their signs? We doubt free of words such as 'breast', Menstruation affects more Eight women on campus want women. Most women were edu- criminate against these flyers it but they are still hung every- "penis', 'sex', and 'masturbation'. simply because the word men- than one-half of our students, to have a 'Menstruation Party'. cated by some person, be it our where. Wouldn't that mean the Health faculty and staff. Why not cele The Office of Residence Life for- mothers, aunts, friends or the struation is used. Would they rather it say 'Period Party'? The 'Menstruation Party' still Center should be censored? After brate it and educate others bid them to hang signs that have lady in the fifth grade sex-ed took place under a the same all, aren't their messages rather about it? the word menstruation in it. video, that menstruation exists. Take a gander at some of the euphemism — even if it was not vulgar and offensive? Imagine if But the fact remains that these signs on campus. You will see the After all. it is that time of the There are other words to acceptable to the ORL staff. Too they used these same clinical women feel that menstruation is word 'penis', 'get bombed', as well month. No such thing as PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
ON THE STREET Well, the eight of us decided to So, what is the harm in putting unfashionable U. bans use do something to change this. We posters in residence halls? Jeopardy Style thought the University would be The poster would have the perfect setting for beginning encouraged education (isn't that Why is it that people seem of word A. RunDMCand such a change. We began to what a University is for?) about to think there is only one ERIC compile information surround- issues surrounding menstrua- way to do things? Why is KINTNER Roots 'menstruation* ing menstruation to pass out tion. The event will provide infor- it that people seem to think there during our event. Not to men- mation on everything from alter- is only one way to dress? Why is Opinion Columnist 1am writing this letter in tion, we think lifting the taboo natives to tampons, to interna- it that people think that their way response to the "Open Letter to © USG" guest column in the paper on this subject would benefit the tional perspectives about men- of doing things is the best and sleeping. Don't wear that shirt, it community while providing the struation. only way? Friday. has a hole in it Here's the situation — there chance to celebrate this monthly I am at a loss to explain how When will people as a whole Don't you see that these things are eight University women striv- occurrence. the University can refuse to sup- think in a way larger than the 6 x are insane? Surely we could not ing to help educate the campus Through the stages of plan- port such an event and censor 8 box that is their head? be in a world so socially conserv- on issues surrounding ning, we have had many inter- this topic. If I'm not mistaken, I've heard and read many ative and limited as all that. Menstruation. esting comments supporting one of the BGSU's Core Values is things recently about this so- Who cares what lohn Q. Freak We approached the Office of and challenging our party. Yet, RESPECT. Perhaps the University called "fashion faux pas." Things likes to wear? Sure, he may look a KATIE M0FFATT Residence Life about having the one hurdle we can't seem to should go along with it's own you shouldn't wear, or even con- bit... funny to you. but I guaran- JUNIOR posters approved so that we get over is the lack of support ideals and start respecting the sidering wearing. This week tee that he looks at you in the from the University administra- female body. there was even an opinion col- POLITICAL SCIENCE could advertise for our same light How about we focus Menstruation Party, an event to tion. I think that if we all work umn about this. After I finished on things that are of at least encourage discussion and More accurately, we cannot together to understand this nat- reading it, just one question was some real importance, like cam- "Who was the first rap group to appear on understanding of processes and understand or accept the blatant ural process, then hopefully the resounding in my head — who pus safety, parking, campus food, environmental concerns related censorship of women's' bodies next generation of women will cares? rather than things such as what SNLr" to menstruation. that the Office of Residence life not experience such censorship I'm not attacking my op-ed "style" is in or out. However, we were told we has initiated. We do not under- of their bodies. cohort here, or anyone in specif- When did we turn into such a could post it only if we did not stand this censorship. Instead, they will celebrate! ic I'm questioning the mindset superficial little tribe that the include our tide, "Menstruation Menstruation is a natural that lies behind all of it. I'm ques- focus of our attention are sorori- Party." What did the poster say process; there is nothing contro- JEN KINSER tioning the line of reasoning that ty pants or how someone looks without the title? NOTHING! versial about it and it will not [email protected] leads people to think that there in the clothes they choose to Why was the word Menstruation encourage the student body to are things that just shouldn't be wear. When did we stop caring censored? engage in harmful activity. done. about personal expression? Before you take tliis to the Nth When did it stop being okay to degree, I'm talking about things be your own person? that are rather inconsequential I don't care if someone notices DANIELLE B0AZ in the long run. I concur that my appearance. Moreover, I SOPHOMORE U WIRE COLUMN murder is wrong, et cetera. But don't care if they hate it There is we're talking about clothes here. no "line." Even if there was, there POLITICAL SCIENCE There are things that "shouldn't would be nothing wrong with "Who are two groups Dubya is source of ridicule be done"?! What land of superfi- giving it a look of contempt, piss- coming to campus?" cial wet dream is this? ing on it and going on with your NORMAN, Okla. —We all love recent policy decisions, you'd It seems to me that the promi- CRAIG day. to make fun of Canadians. They think so too. For one thing, he STERN nent line of reason is "wear only Why don't we try to solve real have a funny dialect, almost all of reinstated the Mexico City Policy that which is socially accept- problems, or at least address real their population is within 90 in late January. This policy had U. Oklahoma able" To me this has far-reaching problems rather than focusing miles of the U.S. border, they not been in effect since January of implications, ones that reach far on things that do nothing more have silly mounted police, and 1993, when Clinton had the good beyond the world of fabric than draw attention away from the Frenchy Quehecois keep try- sense to rescind it. world's single biggest polluter. Imagine, for a moment, what the real issues. ing to revolt. You never hear "What," you might ask, "is the You can just forget all of that, would happen if we were to Case in point: This article. It's a about the Canadian economy or Mexico City Policy?" This brain- because Dubya doesn't want to replace one small word in that waste of 19 column-inches of the about advances in Canadian child of the Reagan administra- hurt his big business pals. phrase. For example, "do only opinion page. There should be ERIKPEDRAZA research. You never hear about tion removes all federal funding The other Kyoto treaty coun- that which is socially accept- no reason 1 should be sitting here talented Canadians (and no, to agencies that promote the use tries, especially Britain, are really able." Or even worse, "think only ranting about clothes. It's stupid. FRESHMAN Celine Dion does not count). The of abortions abroad. However, pissed at him for shirking his that which is socially accept- The problem, though, is that UNDECIDED best you'll get out of them are the majority of these agencies' duty. I'm pissed at him for it, too. able." Now perhaps you see the people think it's important comedians (and in a country like activities consist of distributing It makes us look ridiculous. As it inherent danger in thinking like I'm here to tell you that it's not. "Run DMC are hip- that, wouldn't you have to be?) contraceptives and providing is, most of Europe already thinks this. Think outside your Northwest- hop pioneers." But in the international war of family planning education (read: that Americans are a bunch of I don't think I'm even taking Ohio-Natty-Ught soaked box ridicule, we just recently handed pre-abortion birth control). egotistical, backward this out of proportion, either. and use the intelligence that you over an awful lot of ammunition; By removing funding for these Neanderthals. Regardless of This is an example of a larger have been given in order to think specifically, in the form of George alternatives to abortion, the end whether this is correct or not, mindset that I see very danger- rationally. W. Bush. This man alternates result is to actually increase the Dubya is only adding to the ous problems with. If we were to Sure, fashion may be the between looking like a chim- net number of abortions. Good image. accept this axiom, "think only slightest bit important in the panzee with his moronic facial work Dubya; you're an idiot. "What can we do about it?" you that which is socially accept- "real world" of business meet- expressions and a large rodent And does anybody remember wonder. Well, the way I see it, we able," what would happen? ings, 9-5 life, power suits and with his little teeth and tiny black the Kyoto Treaty of 1997? You have several options. Our first It would perpetuate a society stiff-necked executives. In case eyes. know, the one where the U.S., option is to complain. A lot Write so set in its ways and stagnant you haven't noticed, however, We have a living parody of an Japan, and most of Europe letters to your senators telling that it would surely doom itself this is college. This isn't 9-5 life. AARON VEASLEY adult human being for a presi- pledged to cut greenhouse gas them not to support George W. to decay in a very short amount Let's deal with our own problems dent Even the Canadians have emissions to help slow global Bush's stupid policies. Attend of time. The problem is, this is and let things that are inconse- JUNIOR reason to make fun. I can see warming? protests. Or write scathing edito- the mindset which we, as quential be inconsequential. EXERCISE SCIENCE them now, sitting in log cabins Well, Dubya decided that we rials like I do. Our second option Americans, seem to idealize with with their flannel tops and denim aren't going to abide by that is to make fun of all the losers concepts such as the "fashion Think this column is a bit of a "Who do you want to overalls, eating bacon and moose treaty anymore. Never mind how who voted for him (but most of us faux pas." kneejerk reaction ? Guess what? perform a concert at jerky, going, "How aboot them much work it took to get Japan (of do that anyway). Our third option Don't wear those jeans, they You're right. Next topic please. BGSU?" Yanks, eh?They wanna go back to all countries) to agree to a treaty is to move to another country. drag on the ground. Don't wear Tell £rtc Kintner what to do at 1984." that might affect its economy. With Dubya in charge, even pajamas to class, those are for kintna@bgnetbgsu And if you looked at Dubya's Never mind that the U.S. is the Canada seems better than here
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MICHAEL BESTUL, OPINION EDITOR CRAIG GIFFORD, CHIEF REPORTER BG NEWS FnwIQltKllJ 5 Prom gives 2nd opportunity Terrorist, bomb smuggler PROM, FROM PAGE 1 Humane Society and area clothing drives. organization will hold the prom Andrew Panagi, Vision in Harshman Community Events Coordinator, feels thai faces 130 years if convicted Center from 9 p.m. to 1 am It is the Prom is positioned at the free to everyone. end of Rainbow days to cele- By Linda Deutsch adding later that "A person docs Ressam's arcest. According to Jeremy Banks, If SPECIAL CORRESPOND! Ill "When he's left brate the end of an important not become a conspirator merely Prosecutors, however, told the Vision Secretary," |The Prom is) week with some depressing LOS ANGELES—The conspir- alone to cross the by associating with members of a jury at the oulsei lhat they did not open to anybody on this cam- events. acy case agafnst an Algerian conspiracy." pus. It is also something we try Events like last Wednesday's border, with Mr. intend to prove specific sites were accused of smuggling explosives Algerian authorities say they targeted, but suggested thai land- to promote to other universities "Vow of Silence," which was into the country went to the jury Dahoumane not have detained Dahoumane and mark buildings and airports were like OSU, Toledo, and other when participants took a vow Thursday after prosecutors shadowing him, will try him on charges of partici- schools in Michigan." of silence from 9 AM to 5 PM, accused him of being a deter- pating in terrorist groups. possible locations for attacks. Banks added that the Prom out of respect for those who mined terrorist and the defense he's not able to do The defense called only six wit- Ressam, who did nol testify, was developed for a variety of have been silenced for their suggested he was an unwitting anything right. A nesses before resting Wednesday. was asked by U.S. District Judge reasons. Two of them being in beliefs, or because of who they courier. They included a former FBI John Coughenour on Wednesday response to University students were. Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew person does not explosives expert, Frederick if he knew he had a right to take either not going to iheir High "We like to have a formal Hamilton told jurors to look at Whitehurst, who indicated the the stand and had chosen not to School Proms, or attending become a dance that's a nice uplifting Ahmed Ressam's behavior after chemicals found would have do so. Ressam answered "yes" in them and not having a good event, because the rest of the his arrest, efforts he went to in conspirator merely required further work by some- time because they were with a week is not so uplifting," said Arabic to the judge's questions. buying bomb timer components by associating one to create an explosion. The prosecution had rested member of the opposite sex. Panagi. and the dozens of fingerprints he Whitehurst said the absence of Tuesday after taking more than Banks added that in the past There will also be a an After- left everywhere. with members of a explosive residue in a motel room there was a cover charge for the Prom from I AM to 10 AM at "His plan was to tear down the conspiracy." in Vancouver, British Columbia, three weeks to build its case. event, but this year admittance the UCF Building, 313 Thurstin very fabric of our society," was unusual if the chemicals Prosecutors were not allowed is free. There will be a donation Ave. Hamilton said. were combined there, as the gov- to mention ihe name of Osama request however, with the "It's like a typical after Prom, Ressam, 33, who had lived in ernment alleged. bin Laden or make references to money being given to David's said Banks. "It's a non-alcohol Canada since 1994, was arrested Two other defense witnesses terrorist training camps in house in Toledo, which is a event... basically people will be Dec. 14, 1999, after U.S. Customs and whether Ahmed Ressam said Ressam apparently had Afghanistan. Bin Laden is the HIV/AIDS service organization hanging out playing board inspectors at Port Angeles, Wash., knew anything about it," lawyer plane reservations to leave Seattle Saudi millionaire accused by the that benefits those afflicted games and card games," said found explosive materials and JoAnn Oliver said. for London the day after his and provides supportive ser- Banks. "This is the first year for U.S. government of mastermind- timers in the trunk of his rental She said Ressam was "not a arrest, suggesting he was unwit- ing the 1998 bombings of U.S. vices to their families and the after prom, so that aspect smooth, planned-out operator," car. ting because he had no plans to embassies in Tanzania and friends. has not been here before. Next Ressam faces a sentence of up but the victim of his co-defen- use the explosives. Kenya. Money from past Proms has year we're planning to have it at to 130 years in prison if convicted. dant Abdelmajid Dahoumane, The government alleged the gone to such charities as The Perry Field House." While not denying the car car- who "shadowed him every step of explosives were for attacks on Ressam is also on (rial in ried explosives, Ressam's public the way." West Coast sites and noted the absentia in Paris in a case alleging defender said he was not part of a "When he's left alone to cross arrest came shortly before mil- he was in an international net- conspiracy, even if one existed. the border, with Mr. Dahoumane lennium celebrations. Seattle work that provided false pass- "You do not have any evidence, not shadowing him, he's not able canceled a celebration at the ports and other documents to Arena lacks Hinds concrete, of what that was about to do anything right," Oliver said, Space Needle after Islamic extremists. ARENA, FROM PAGE 1 and operate the facility. VS.O.P must be doing a good ran into was financing. job because there is suddenly a "There's no money right now, new optimism about the future which is stalling plans," of the amphitheater. Ground Housing for U. grads under scrutiny Langevfr) said. has even been recently been Also, the money situation broken. HOUSING, FROM PAGE 1 Zentmeyer also said that ihe In addition, Zentmeyer information lo incoming stu- should be changing soon langevin admits that there is University has not ruled out explained lhat Ihe interests of dents. According to Barbara Langevin said. The Rossford no way lo have a full concert est said Jim Zentmeyer, associate bringing an apartment complex graduate students must be deter- Limes, coordinator for the center, Arena Amphitheater Authority director of Residence Life lo campus lo house graduate stu- mined and met. students can call and request an recently hired a firm out of season this summer, bul he is 1 lousing and Operations. dents, but has no immediate "The typical graduate students information packet that contains Chicago, VS.O.I!. to manage the hopeful thai the amphitheater Haven House apartment com- plans to do so. a map of the area and a list the amphitheater and work on get- will buill in time for a partial plex was once owned by the are normally at the point in time ting finance. One of tin1 main season towards the end of the University to house graduate stu- "Until there is a drop in hous- where living with undergraduates names and phone numbers for things the finn is focusing on summer. The first full summer dents and later offered ihe ing demand or an expansion of is not their cup of tea," Zentmeyer local rental agencies. right now is finding money. concert season for the ground floor of Founders Hall for our bed space," he said, "we said. In addition, the Center hopes Once the amphitheater is built, amphitheater in Rossford will those graduate students who would be unable to initialize such At present, the Off-Campus to have the list available online by the company will book the acts lx' pushed hack until next year. wished to live on campus. a program." Student Center provides housing the beginning of May.
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C Tl CAPPADONNA: Damon Lee says the latest release by Wu- FRIDAY Tang member, The Yin and the Yang, is an April 6, original, beat-heavy 2001 masterwork. Also, the new movie "Tomcats" www.bgnews.com/now is reviewed. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY PAGE 7 NOW VOLUME 90 ISSUE 127 Snoop Doggy Dan DAN NIED Filthy Grippa Godsmack So I'm trying lo be a rap star. True, I don't really have any flow, but It seems like a lucra- tive business that could bring me the notoriety and female On the road to wake up America attention I sorely deserve. So I figure, I can go into the studio, By Usa Bettinger According to Merrill the band learn to bust some rhymes, ENTER1AINMENT REPORTER gave their permission to use the collect my cash, get some Godsmack is anything but music for the ad. He sees it as bling bling and then get some easy listening. another way for the band's hoes on my tip. The band's "Wake the P" Up music to reach a wider audience. But of course before I can Tour" is stopping in Ohio at the "We felt honored," he said. get the power that comes Cleveland State University Another honor the band was from being a household MC, I Convocation Center on Friday able to enjoy was a successful need a name that will invade the 13th. those households. Bassist Robbie Merrill had no homecoming concert in Bostoa So I sat down and T thought idea that the show was on a That show was filmed for future about the moniker that would superstition-filled day. "I didn't release. According to Merrill put me in the best position to know that," he said. "My birth- be the next Biggie, Nelly or there is still some work that day is on the 13," he adds laugh- needs to be done on it. Kriss Kross. So I had to come ing. "I hope it will be all right." up with a name that would let Godsmack has been on the "It's way off in the future," he people know what I'm all road almost non-stop since their said. "We need to go back and about, while still maintaining 1998 major label debut. Along listen to the sound... We thought that edge I need to keep thugs the way the band has played off my back. it was a great place to do it." Woodstock ^ and Ozzfest along Even after all of the success, After brainstorming for with an opening stint for Black hours I turned to some of the Sabbath. Recently the band took Merrill still gets exdted when greats for inspiration. What part in MTVs "Return of The Godsmack comes on the radio went into their names? Rock Tour." That show made a "I'm a little kid," he said, "I Notorious B.I.G? Well you stop in Toledo but Merrill knew from the "Notorious" Photo Prodded have to crank it up. We all feel promises some changes for this that he was a badass, and you real lucky. It kinda blows our show. GODSMACK: (from left to right) Tony Rombola (guitar), Tommy Stewart (drums), Sully Erna (lead knew from the "B.I.G." that he minds." "It's totally different," he said. vocals), Robbie Merrill (bass). was fat. Same formula for Big Things seem to be well set for Punisher... fat badass. Now, "We play seven to eight new playing on the stage," he said. "1 Right now the band is pro- Meanwhile, "Voodoo" is fea- I'm a pretty big guy, I don't songs off the new album. There's feel it's teal energetic. There are a moting thier new single and tured as the theme song to the immediate future. According know if I could keep up with a lot of visual stuff." lot of surprises." video, "Greed." The song itself is MTVs "Fear." to Merrill the band Is planning a Some of those visuals include those two, but I could proba- Sometimes surprises come about a friend who gave them "We were involved in it from third album, but touring has gargoyles, pyrotechnics and a bly play the fat guy tip. So, for from the audience. At one show money in order to produce their the very beginning," Merrill said. been the focus. backdrop which will play clips of a fan threw his prosthetic leg first alburrtAs the band became "Wfe tried to record a new song awhile, my rap name was "There is talk of what is going Fatass Combustion, which classic vampire movies. onstage. Does that still rank as successful they were able to pay for it but we couldn't get into the narrowly won out over Fatty While some have no trouble the funniest live moment? him back. According to Merrill studio." to be on the third album, but no McLipids. But then I thought describing a Godsmack concert, "I think so," Merrill said laugh- he began to want more. Godsmack has also been decisions have been made," he it seems to be more difficult for that "Fatass Combustion" ing. "I think it was funny. He "He never sued," he said. "But called to duty by the United said. wouldn't exactly send the Merrill came back later and asked if he he threatened to. We learned a States Navy. A new commercial ladies runnin' in my direction. "lfs harder for me since I'm could have his leg back." big lesson there." uses the song "Awake." So away with that name. Then it came to me. What I needed was a name that would tell the ladies I had the cash to pay for their diamond U. authors publish new poetry collection lovin' lifestyles. Of course I'm flat broke now, but when I By Heidi Hud As "Scorpion" is a self-pub- first professionally-published sign my record contract I'll be IN T E RIAIhME N T REPORTER lished book, Jones and partner, success and is the first of (lie rollin' on platinum rims. So it For some poetry is a glimpse Michelle Gutierrez came up with newly founded Pangaea People's came down to two great of the soul where feelings and the name I'angaea People (pro- works. names to sum up my future emotions are poured into words. nounced pan-gee-yah) for their "Basically, we both were inter- prosperity: Fynance and Derrick A. Jones offers readers a group. ested in poetry and writing in Mydas. After careful delibera- glimpse of his soul in his recent- tion I decided on Mydas, "We want to encourage more general. I wrote the previous two ly self-published book, people to get involved and also books in the hopes that we cause everything I touch turns "Scorpion." to gold baby! to remain a type of grass-roots would eventually progress to Many stereotypes, social organization," Gutierrez said. this point," said (ones. But that wouldn't work issues and discriminations are because I don't really have "Our intent is to spread positive Future plans include publish- that power and I don't like to faced and overcome with a posi- messages and that is (he pur- ing a compilation of area poets' lie. So I brainstormed some tive outlook in "Scorpion." The pose of our growth." works with sonic proceeds from Tony Reel!* BG Nws more and came up with a few book focuses on everyday events Pangaea People was founded sales donated for a good cause random possibilities - Grady, that occur and arc then forgot- with the intention of having occurring at the time. AUTHORS: Local writers Michelle Guiterrez and Derrick A. Jones, ten in the blink of an eye. poets come together and sup- "The intention is to have peo- Riggity Rack, Shudda Shot, In fall 2001, Pangaea People reading at a public poetry event MC Nawaisayin, Flatalance Jones writes of hardships and port each other's works. ple want to become involved in the turmoil of being an African Jones has previously pub- our group," said Jones. "We're will publish a book by Michelle next Monday at Cosmo's starting Flo, Dank, Phrito Layz, TV's at 8:00.. To learn more about American facing inequality and lished two different poetry not doing this to get rich or Gutierrez titled "Back lo Real" Seth Anderson, MC Esher and There will be another book by Pangaea People, visit their web- HindySnatch - but none of stereotypes that some of society books: "Parental Advisory" and become nationally known. holds against the African "7 Daze 6 Knights." We're doing this because we love lones, "Time and Temperature" site at them seemed quite right. I sometime in 2002. He will be www.pangaeapeople.com. almost struck gold with American race. I lowever, "Scorpion" is the poetry." names like Terminator live, Rusty Shiv and my rap duo featuring MC Hoo-Ha and Dl Hee-Haw. But still not what Action packed 'Spy Kids' accomplishes mission for family fun I'm looking for. At that point I wished I was By Matt Martinez kids don't realize it's anything Circumstances make them like my friends Erik (Count ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER Macula) Pepple and Tony (T- more than just a bedtime story unable to depend on the adults, Rekka) Recznik who already While this film is intended for about two fictional spies ... until so they decide that it is up to had their fledgling rap careers children, keep in mind that it was their parents are kidnapped by an them to rescue their parents and started, name and all. written and directed by Robert evil mastermind named Floop save the world. What follows is a But when I got close to the Rodriguez ("From Dusk til (Alan Gumming). I le is also the high-spirited roller coaster of Dawn") who is still a kid at heart, imagination behind a bizarre point of no return, it came to amazing special effects and high- me. A name so perfect for me, (he kept in mind that the parents Teletubbies-esque children's are going to have to sit through it, show named "Floop's Fooglies," tech gadgetry, as the kids try to Dan Nied, that it was sure to foil Floop's plot to rule the world. shoot my Q-rating up tenfold. too.) which Juni watches religiously. If you can remember pretend- During an exciting sequence in Yes, I know how goofy this I looked at the canons of movie sounds, but the way it ing to be a secret agent when you which Floop's robots burst into Haagen-Daas that had accu- unfolds makes it seem so natural mulated during my brain- were a kid. this is a movie for you. the house to kidnap Carmen and Rodriguez has made a hyperac- that the viewer accepts it and storming session. They were Juni just after their "Uncle" Felix accompanied by dirty Hanes tively imaginative adventure film goes along with it. The movie is that feels like a grand bedtime (Cheech Marin) reveals their par- good-natured fun from start to briefs, some ravioli cans and a ents' true identities to them, the few cockroaches. I realized story. finish and even manages to throw that I am the dirtiest man Fittingly enough the film starts kids find a secret passage and in a few touching moments with with the main characters, escape in a miniature goldfish- the famliy. "Spy Kids" is just the alive. So I played with that and Photo Prowled came up with Filthy Grippa. Carmen and Juni Cortez (played shaped submarine. type of family film that parents I know, it's genius. Hoes, the Spy Kids: The film's cast (clockwise from left) Carla Gugino, by Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara), After a high-speed motorboat always complain about not being line starts to the left, but dont Antonio Banderas, Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara are on a mis- being told a story by their mother chase, Carmen and luni are made. Strangely, these same par- block any record execs comin' sion to save the world. The film has already accomplished the Ingrid (Carla Gugino). In the story taken to a safehouse. There they ents never seem to realize it when my way. mission of conquering the box office. It took in over $27 million Ingrid tells how she and the kids' wait for Mom and Dad's fellow they are. father Gregorio (Antonio Even if you're not a parent, this From now on, don't call me dollars last weekend, making it the number one movie in the secret agents to show up and res- Dan. My name is Filthy nation. r Banderas), two top international movie is made for the "spy kid" in Grippa and I'm a rap star. secret agents, met. Of course, the cue them. all of us. BG NEWS NOW SOUNDS Friday. April 6,2001 7 Cappadonna comes on strong with his latest ;cThe Brothers' soundtrack is anything but weak; A lexandrakis creatively documents cancer CAPPADONNA VARIOUS ARTISTS ERIC ALEXANDRAKIS THE YING AND THE YANG THE BROTHERS A- A IV CATATONIA Recwd label WARNER BROTHERS C+ Y & T Music Wu-Tang strikes again (make when you already have ten of Often times soundtracks to These are very upbeat songs "It's an experimental album I lodgkin's disease. Once you dis- some karate sounds) with your own. movies are weak and manufac- that have no real lyrical value, that meshes traditional guitars, cover this, the words to jump out Cappadonna's sophomore The album is a sign that Wu- tured just to make a larger profit but they definitely put you in the keyboards, and drums with off- and you begin to understand album The Yin and The Yang. Tang is still alive and can be for the movie, and The mood to get down with your bad the wall aural experiences like a Alexandrakis's mindset when he This is a follow-up to innovative with beats and the Brothers" soundtrack is true to self. baby crying, a motorcycle roar, a made this music. Cappadonna's previous release. lyrics. "Super Model" is the hot form. The last three songs on this message left on the answering The album is made up of The Pillage. 1 us debut album single which features Ghostface The dead give away is that five .illjui n are very seductive and put machine, or his mother running experimental sounds, sort of like took us on a journey of RZA pro- Killah. The song is just a taste of of the 16 songs are not even you in the mood to get freaky. through a litany of a list of vita- a symphony of life. But it is not duced beats and Cappadonna's what the album has to offer. The heard in the movie itself. "Teach Each Other," by Maze is mins and supplements," just any symphony of life; it is the roller coaster style flow. album as a whole is worthy of Despite being completely one of those songs that makes described critic Erik IX'ckers of life of Alexandrakis. His struggles, His first album was well pro- the Wu-Tang emblem. Songs like manufactured for profit, this you just want to get up and strut IVCATATONIA, Eric his life ambitions, and most of duced but the main complaint "Love is the Message" combine could perhaps be one of the bet- your game all around town. Alexandrakis's latest album. all, his soul will envelope the was his lyrical content. Following true D.J. scratching (which D.J.'s ter pure R8iB albums I have Mostly instrumental, this song I will admit, when I first sat room as his lyrics dance, flip flop, his lyrics from the first album don't seem to do anymore) with heard. Some names you may creates a confidence in you from down to listen to this album I and rumble out. was like trying to follow a drunk a jazzy feel and a trance under- have heard before include:' Eric the very first note of the song. was shocked and frightened. But don't take my word for it. driver through a New York City's tone. Benet, lermaine Dupri and, of No Question's "Remember Us," Trying to be open-minded I sat Go check it out for yourself. I rush hour. Will Cappadonna "Shake Dat" is for all you who course, you can't count out is a laid back love song that puts down again and really forced won't promise that you'll fall crash on his previously released arc feclin' that down south funk Snoop Dogg. What a great group you in a vulnerable mood. The myself to listen to the lyrics. madly in love with the lyrics, but album or will he sober up and do with heavy bass and a simple of individuals, for this great chords in this song are so Reaction this time? Amazed ... I do promise one thing; if you lis- what all Wu-tang followers know hook. Another note worthy song soundtrack. smooth and heartwarming it and still a little frightened. ten, and I mean really listen, it he can do? is "One Way 2 Zion." Cappadona The first song starts out with makes you want to hold onto Alexandrakis created this will definitely make you think. Cappadonna has passed his shows us that roots reggae sam- sweet, sultry sounds of Eric your significant other for as long album during his treatment for •Lisa lynch sophomore test. Is it better than ples are here and are not going Benet's "Love Don't Dave Me." as you can. the first album? My question to away. This song will be the hid- Talk about getting you in the If you like R8J3, you will love you is do you want to hear the den hit along with "Love is the mood for love. Following Benet "The Brothers" soundtrack. If same thing twice? The Yin and arc four other songs that get your Argument to rock Easystreet Message." you like being in a good mood the Yang features Wu-tang Overall I love this album even mo-jo flowing. "We're along the lines of Well, check it out for yourself favorites like Ghostface Killah. Track eight is the turning point you will love "The Brothers" though it only has ten songs. But soundtrack. If you like to spit out Barenaked Indies and Ben Folds when The Argument comes to Killah Priest. Raekwon and aren't we tired of six filler songs in this album. This cut is the some game, then you NEED Five," says Matt Warder of The Easy Street next Thursday, April Shyheim. He also added two that suck? Cappadonna decided start of the ghetto-funk portion Argument, trying to sum up the 12. It will the the band's third trip unlikely guests, Da Brat and that he could give us ten solid of the album. All the way from "The Brothers" Soundtrack. mix of his four-man pop-rock to Bowling Green this semester, Jermaine Dupri. He has decided songs that we can hear over and eight to 14 you just want to get band. "Thai's who we've been and they hope to make the most to expand his horizons without over. up and dance wildly with the ■David Schrag compared to.' of it. selling out to big name rappers Cappadonna hits shown his person next to you. like Snoop Dog, Eminem or versatility on this album. I know Dr.Dre- who are good, but if you you all will enjoy flic Yin and the are in Wu-Tang there is no need Yang. Wu-Tang Forever! to pick up big name rappers -Damon Uv 'Tomcats' blatant combo of love, cheap laughs By Tim Wing seemingly affected him was fall in love and are forced to be in love. But when he meets GALE [NIEBIAIHMiNl R [ P 0 R I [ R Natalie (Shannon Elizabeth). apart, but their love wins out in Natalie, that all begins to change. In "Tomcats," Jerry O'Connell They had met at the first tom- the end. Kyle remains the male chauvinist plays Michael, a cartoonist who cats' wedding. Michael tracks The actual story seems as if it pig that he always was. owes a Vegas casino owner down Natalie and tells her how is only there in order to have an The often vulgar humor does $50,000. In order to pay him Kyle feels, and asks her if she'll excuse for the crude humor hit on a lot of marks, but the back, Michael must win the bet give him a chance. Natalie says which is the main substance of majority of the laughs are cheap. made with his friends at a wed- yes, but only for revenge. Kyle the film. Every one of the tom- Friday, April 6 They arc not enough to carry the ding seven years ago: the last had taken her virginity the week- cats seems to be a pig. Michael film for its seemingly long run- Bryan Recital Hall la// Week 2001: Vocal lau Ensemble 8 p.m. "tomcat" (as they call them- end they met, and then left her is afraid of commitment and ning time. : Free lends to see women more as selves) to get married wins a on the side of the road with only Many of these gags are more Eva Marie Saint Theatre Balinese Puppet/Mask "Tempest'' by large pot of money. a roll of quarters for a cab ride friends that he likes to sleep with. gross than they are funny. They Shakespeare 8 p.m. After seven years time, the last home. Kyle is a complete jerk. It is two tomcats standing are The rest is fairly predictable, as apparent that he has no respect are also unbelievable, but it is Friday. April 6 Michael and his best friend Kyle the innocent and charming for women. They get away with amusing to watch O'Connell's Bryan Recital Hall la// Week 2001: Vocal la/i Ensemble 8 p.m. Free (hike Buseyl. kyle is the worst of Natalie brings out the sweeter this in part because most of the reactions to many of them. The Eva Marie Saint Theatre Balinese Puppet/Mask "Tempest" by the tomcats. He uses and abuses side in Michael, and they fall in women they date are airheads or cast is respectable in their Shakespeare 8 p.m. women (or one purpose, sex. He love. "Tomcats" is basically a bimbos. comedic efforts, especially Saturday, April 7 does confide in Michael that he boy-mects-girl kind of romantic Michael says that he shies O'Connell. While providing some Bryan Recital Hall lau Week 2001: High School Jazz Festival may have once been in love, a comedy, done frat house style: away from commitment comedic moments, in the end, 9 a.m. Free long time ago. The only girl who the two main characters meet. because he has never really been "Tomcats" comes up short. Eva Marie Saint Theatre Balinese Puppet/Mask "Tempest" by Shakespeare 8 p.m. Sunday April 8 Eva Marie Saint Theatre Balinese Puppet/Mask "Tempest" by 'Someone' like every other movie Shakespeare 2 p.m. Bryan Recital Hall Faculty Artist Series: Paul Makara. violin and Walter Baker, piano 3 p.m Free Kevin Art moving in with Eddie (Hugh when ludd is rambling on about ludd and lackman are so F.NTERIAINME Nt RtPORIlR lackman), a womanizing it, the theory doesn't even make appealing that you can't take Toledo Detroit It must be a rule that roman- coworker with a heart of gold. much sense. your eyes off of them. It would tic comedies have an unoriginal You can imagine how the story Another puzzling question is Friday, April 6 just be so much enjoyable if they Friday, April 6 title. For example, there's "Til ends. what happened to Tomei's Fox Theatre The Queens of had better things to say. Bait Shop Groove Therapy There was You" and "It Could In the middle of the story, a career. Here is an Academy Comedy ludd definitely has the features Saturday, April 7 I lappen to You." The latest lame- heart-broken lane develops a Award winning actress who has Magic Stick The Valentine Killers and die potential to become the Stranahan Theatre Kathy Mattea titled romantic comedy to enter theory that men are like bulls been reduced to tired supporting St. Andrew's Hall Big Dumb Face the box-office is "Someone Like and women are like cows. The roles lately. 1 swear, her role in next Audrey Hepburn. If she Saturday, April 7 You," starring Ashley ludd. theory goes something like this; "What Women Want," is practi- continues on this route, though, Cleveland Harpo's Lizzy Borden ludd is so charming and bulls will never mate with the cally the same one in "Someone she's destined to become the Friday, April 6 Magic Stick BS 2000 appealing. I was hoping that this same cow twice. Once a man Like You." next Sandra Bullock. 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PAGE 9 SPORTS BRIEFING FRIDAY Softball's Rouhana April 5, gets MAC award 2001 Bowling Green Softball senior Nikki Rouhana was named the Mid-American www.bgnews.com/sports Conference female scholar- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY athlete of the week Wednesday. It was the second time in her career she has won the honor. The first baseman hit .500 (10-for-20) as the Falcons went 5-0, all conference wins. BG swept a doubleheader Softball chipper facing Chippewas form Toledo and swept a three-game series at Marshall. By Nick Hum Central has not had the domi- Rouhana currently main- ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR tains a 3.33 GPA in sports nating performance in the MAC management. Since Bowling Green softball like previous years. The coach Leigh Ross-Shaw took Chippewas are 5-3 and in sec- over in the fall of 1998, she has ond place in the Western quickly built the program Division behind Ball State. They towards the top of the Mid- do have a strong pitching rota- Tigers' American Conference. tion that post the lowest ERA in There has been one team that the MAC at 1.57. The Chippewas not only the Falcons, but the rest face a BG offense that is strong opener of the MAC have been trying to throughout the lineup. Senior dethrown since Ross-Shaw was Nikki Rouhana has lead the playing in her heyday at Toledo. offensive attack batting .382, the brings That team is Central Michigan. third best hitting percentage in Yet, the Chippewas still stand the MAC. One of the biggest sur- atop the Mid-American prises offensively for the Falcons hope in Conference thrown after beating has been freshman Jenifer the charging Falcons last year in Kemahan, hitting .366 on the the MAC Tournament season in 15 games. Detroit Championship. "This year we're just having a Once again, BG is making its lot of fun," senior Lynsey Ebel DAVID charge with a perfect 5-0 record said. "We have good team coer- PRYSIAZNY in the MAC this season. Ross- cion." Sports Reporter Shaw said that her current team Ross-Shaw said its been the has gelled better than any team play and leadership of the she has had in the past and BG's seniors that has carried the confidence is sky high. Falcons this season. Tuesday was the official open- Appropriately, the Falcons surge The Fabulous four, seniors ing of the Detroit Tiger's season at of momentum is just in time for Angie and len Domscot, Ebel Comerica Park against the a twinbill with Central Michigan and Rouhana have played a Minnesota Twins. It was also the in Mount Pleasant today and major role for the Falcons since 100th anniversary of the Tiger's Saturday. they came to BG. membership in the American "Every MAC team wants to "When they (seniors) were League. I, just like many area stu- beat Central Michigan," Ross- sophomore during the MAC dents, took the day off and went Shaw said. "If you can beat them, Tournament I pulled them aside to the game. Being that I am a it's a big booster and you know and told them they were the type huge baseball fan, this day came your doing well. I feel pretty good of leaders we need. Our success with a great amount of excite- about this weekend." as a team is a reflection of them. ment and anticipation. "We knocked ourselves out Our season is going well because Many people out there do not last year because of our inexpert - of them." understand why a person would ence (5 errors in the champi- Ebel says the senior class has get so into one game, but a true onship game)," Ross-Shaw said. done a good job this year, but the baseball fan would. The day is "Our pitchers have another year underclassmen have done just usually sought after from the end of experience and if we can get as good a job. photo BC News of October, and since the Tigers rid of enors, I feel pretty confi- "We have a strong senior class, haven't played in October in dent. We've really been playing but we're all good leaders," Ebel years, the wait is longer for their as a team this season." said. HERE'S THE PITCH: Falcon junior Andrea Genter delivers a pitch during an earlier game. fans. The day started off looking like it was going to be overcast and boring due to the lack of sun and high winds. But when I got up BG hosts water polo Thigpen there, you wouldn't know judg- Hart to resign ing by the atmosphere and the positive attitudes swirling around Detroit joins The fans there treat opening championships day like it is the beginning of another life and that the past is as Tribe GM Falcon just that. Upon arrival, 1 saw an By Derek McCord fouled by the opposing team. By Tom Withers has been very special." elderly woman dressed in a tiger THE ASSOCIATED PRESS outfit and another older man SPORTS WRITER When fouled she has three sec- Hart said burnout is not a football with a hat that said he hasn't onds of time to freely pass the factor in his decision. Next time you are at your ball to her streaking teammates CLEVELAND — In 10 "Thai is not the case," said missed an opening day since years, lohn Hart buill the 1952. friend's pool over the summer, as they head for the goal. Hart, who succeeded Hank tread in the water for seven min- Cleveland Indians from a Peters as the club's GM on staff Some may look at these peo- The hole player takes a lot of baseball punchline into a ple as crazy or as having nothing utes straight without touching Sept. 18,1991. "I've got a pas- punishment as water polo is not power. And now that he's got better to do, but to a die hard the bottom of the pool while sion for what I do. I'm ener- BGSU SPORTS INFORMATION your friend throws a ball at your your friendly game with a ball the club on lop, Han wants to gized. It's just the right time. Detroit fan, it is a sign that mere played in a pool. enjoy the view. I'm not The kind of guy who is hope out there. Forthosewith- head. Howling Green football coach This is what Liza Zigler and "Water polo is a lot like hockey Hart, who inherited a team takes sabbaticals." Urban Meyer has announced out that much hope, and those in the physical sense," said that lost 105 games in 1991, Hart's eyes teared and he who were cold, there was a ton of Danielle Near have to deal with the addition of Tommie Thigpen as they guard the net for the Randolph. "The sport is kind of announced Thursday that he choked up several times to the coaching staff. Thigpen beer available. Everywhere you will step down as Cleveland's while announcing his deci- walked, there were people selling Bowling Green women's club like a bunch of sports wrapped will serve as conierhacks' coach water polo team. up into one. Its like soccer where general manager on Nov. 1 sion to step down. He after spending the previous year 16oz and 20oz beers for $5.50. and be replaced by his assis- thanked his family as well as That is cheap compared to the This weekend the women's you have to score on a goal, then as linebackers coach at water polo team will host its first tant, Mark Shapiro. the Indians' organization, Tennessee State University. $7.25 price that Comerica its physical like hockey and foot- "I wanted to make sure this players, fans and media CWPA League Championship ball. The strategy is much like "Tommie is a great addition to charges from their vendors. Not Tournament in four years at was the right time for the Hart is looking forward to our staff, said Meyer. He has basketball with the hole position everything had a price though. Cooper Pool in the BGSU Rec organization," Hart said dur- his new role with the Indians some strong ties in areas that we Once you walked through the Center. being like a center in a basketball ing an emotional news con- but said he would not rule hope to recruil heavily and his gates, there were a few hand outs "We are very excited about game." ference at lacobs Field. out returning to baseball as a experience in professional foot- to commemorate the 100th hosting the tournament," stated Only a small number of play- "There are no hidden agen- GM with another team. ball will be a great asset to our anniversary of the team. second year fielder Carolyn ers on the team had water polo das here. It's jusl the right "You never say never," said players who have aspirations of Although they were free, those Randolph. "We have done a lot time. Hart, who lives in Florida playing at the next level." in our preparation to get our "We are very "There is no underlying during the offseason. "Who Thigpen came to Tennessee are the items that people will issue. It all aligned at the right look at and remember the day selves ready for this big tourna- excited about knows? I'm a team builder by State after spending two years as ment." time. We've had a pretty good trade and I'll have the ability a graduate assistant with his from the most. Hopes were final- After having a strong previous hosting the run. This organization is in now to have an input without alma mater, North Carolina. ly raised when the game started year, things have not gone so great shape." being at the post 24-7." With the Tar Hells, he worked off and the sun came out. tournament. Hart, 52, can be credited well for the squad. It could all Under Hart's guidance, the with the secondary. Everyone had their spirits lift- We have done a lot for much of Cleveland's suc- Indians have enjoyed their A native of Dumfries, Virginia, change with a tournament victo- cess. He is under contract to ed and really enjoyed the game. ry in their home pool as they in our longest stretch of success Thigpen starred at Potomac Before the game, fans from ages remain with the club as a High School, earning All-State, would get an automatic bid to preparation to get special consultant through since the late 1940s and early one to 100 met with the team at the national championship '50s. Before missing the play- Parade Ail-American, and the dag pole to raise the stars and 2005. Defensive Player of the Year in tournament. ready for this big Hart said he had been offs by one game last season, stripes for the season. Alto Reed, Cleveland won five straight Virginia honors. In college, he "It has been a decent year for tournament." thinking about moving on as played linebacker for the Tar saxophone player for the Silver us," Junior driver Samantha far back as two years ago. He AI Central titles and Bullet Band played the national CAROLYN RANDOLPH, FIELDER Heels and was a three-time All- Knight said. "We have won a few first talked to Indians owner appeared in its first two Atlantic Coast Conference per-, anthem and at 1:05 pm, followed and lost a few in the tourna- Larry Dolan last summer World Series since 1954. former and All-American as a by a very loud fly over from 3 F- ments that we have participated experience before they started to about stepping down, but Hart had to be creative in play forth BGSU club team. A senior. 16's. in, but if we win this tournament wanted to arrange Shapiro's building the Indians from Thigpen played professionally left Weaver threw a strike past we go to Miami for the national huge majority of them were on succession. their punchline status as for the New York Giants (1993- Cristian Guzman of the Twins championship." the swimming team in high Hart wanted to make the baseball's laughingstock to a 94) and NFL Europe's Barcelona and the season got underway. The team's leading goal scorer, school and still wanted to be in announcement eariy in the powerhouse. He began by Dragons (1995-96). Although the team lost 3-2, no Sarah Wiechers, played four the water so the water polo team season in order to avoid any signing a core group of young one seemed to care. years in high school before she was their best option to do so. kind of speculation that he players, including Sandy was leaving for any other rea- TOMMIE THIGPEN The fans were still buzzing started to play for BG she played The team will begin play on Alomar Jr., Carlos Baerga and Saturday starting their tourna- son. Charles Nagy to long-term COLLEGE: Played for the uni- around after the game with one year for the University of "Everyone knows about ment play at five o'clock with deals so they would stay with versity of North Carolina. excitement for the season, which Indiana's varsity water polo the great teams we have put hopefully will end up going into team. Wiecher, a senior captain their second match slated for together in Cleveland," Hart the club. COACHING: Graduate assis- October. on the team, plays the most eight o'clock They will be facing said. "We have developed Hart's strategy has been tant at UNC; most recently Many people will put the team important offensive role on the opponents such as Miami, very strong front office peo- copied by other smaller and coached at Tennessee State team as the hole position. Western Michigan, Notre Dame ple, and Mark is one of those mid-size teams in recent down and say they will have PERSONAL Born March 7, another losing year, but you true The hole players role is to and Grand Valley this weekend. people. This is not a blow up years in an attempt to stay receive the ball from one of their The winner of the tournament at all, but it's an ongoing con- competitive in baseball's 1971. Has political science fans agree that anything can degree fion North Carolina. happen. teammates and then try to get will be decided on Sunday. tinuation of something that escalating economy. \ BG NEWS SPORTS Friday. April 6. 2001 9 Thirty bold predictions Personals k\ K»ppa Delta KA By Erik Cassano and Rob Vaughan misses lannibal Lecter, too. The Tigers final- wear down at season's end Attention all littles1 SPORIS REPORIERS ly got Meet Teresa at the library O 6 he message for playing in vast 1 Comerita Park: a big outfield needs gap hit- 3. Los Angeles Dodgers: Why are they today to let the excitement begin -AOT- (Note: In lieu of our botched attempt to pub- ters. R )ger Cedeno should flourish lining always one of the best teams in the league on KA KA Lit Angie KA KA lish weekly division-by-division preview cap- extra-i-b; ;e hits between the outfielders. paper every year? We all know games aren't The moon shines low. sules for the 2001 baseball season, we offer the played on paper. They're played inside your American Marketing Association the stars shine bright, lor following predictions). 5. Minnesota Twins: Brad Radke, Eric TV set 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament tonight is the night that you Milton, vlarl Lawton. There. Now that I've Aprils. 2001 $10/person will see what a GREAT Big/Lil American League mentioi ed all the positives in Minnesota, can 4. Colorado Rockies: $200 million spent on Men & Women Brackets pair that we shall be. By Erik Cassano Trophies, T-shirts, bragging nghts Love your Big? I make: lesse Ventura joke? breaking ball pitchers Mike Hampton and Sign-up educ. bldg. and dorms KA - Kappa Delta - KA Denny Neagle to pitch in a ballpark where How they will finish for October Eastern Division curveballs go to die (ask Darryl Kile). Ladies Nite Out 1. Athletics (Western Division champs) Lost/Found Females 21 & over 1. New York Yankees: Chuck Knoblauch Tontogany Legion Hall 101-61 can't throw, Scott Brosius can't hit, Derek Jeter 5. San Diego Padres: I love Tony Saturday. April 7 2. Indians (Central Division champs) 95-67 is on the disabled list, backs, knees, and Gwynn...but Chargers' season tickets are Found in Parking Lot 6 NY Strip Dinner - All Beverages 3. Yankees (Eastern Division champs) 91 -71 elbows are hurting all over the place. Who, in already on sale. Silver bracelet. Games - Rattles 4. White Sox (wild card) 91-71 their heart of hearts, thinks this team can't Call 372-1883 to identity & claim. ENTERTAINMENT find a way to four-peat? Central Division Into - 823-3228 - 823-4412 Western Division Lit Caroline, 1. St. Louis Cardinals: The NLs best team Services Offered You've been guessing all week 1. Oakland Athletics: I he media is oggling 2. Boston Red Sox: $160 million is spent on may win 105 games if scatter-armed pitcher and tonight you get to see if you this team like Pamela lee a( a Viagra testing Manny Ramirez, but garage-sale purchases Rick Ankiel doesn't pitch his way back to the were right I'm so excited to have center, and with good reason. No other team (David Cone) and unproven youngsters with minors denting backstops and breaking spec- $500 Visa. 100% approved No you as my little. You are a perfect . has combined great young pitching with a aristocratic names (Paxton Crawford) are the tators' noses. credit check No deposits 1-800- addition to our little family. great young offense so well. This may be the Red Sox's idea of a supporting cast for the best 277-7188. Get Excited, it's almost time! Love - Your Big? team that ends the Yankee dynasty in the near pitcher in baseball, Pedro Martinez. Cross- 2. Houston Astros: Nightmare 2000 season future. reference Boston with Texas. won't repeal itself, especially if pitcher lose Personals Lil Erin You knew it was meant to be Lima and second baseman Craig Biggio you and me. together in KA. 2. Seattle Mariners: Ichiro Suzuki is like 3. Toronto Blue Jays: Jays got screwed in the return to old form. CAMPUS POLLEVES You just wait and see we will be Elvis in lapan. That's great, so long as the sea- infamous Wells/Sirotka trade, but nailed BG's Best Stuffed Breadsticks the best big-hl there can be son-long pressure from the seemingly down first baseman Carlos Delgado for 3. Cincinnati Reds: Fun team to watch. Ken Delivered 10am to 1am KA Love Big KA omnipresent lapanese media hordes doesn't another four years. Their pitching staff is Griffey, Jr. will have a breakout season despite 352-9638 Lil' Katie smother his hunk-a hunk-a bumiri bat. spackle-and-paste, but their offense has some the new 40-foot wall in centerfield at Cinergy. CAMPUS POLLEYES All week long we have played this game which will be relied on to replace a large part solid lumber in it. Home Depot frequent Reds may contact Cincinnat Moeller High KA Lil'Can KA of A-Rod's departed offense. shoppers' card is in the mail. but soon you will know my name. School for their fourth and fifth starting pitch- Tonight is the night Do you think you have it figured out7 ers (Joe Nuxhall, where are you?). Come see if your guesses were right Get excited for tonight 3. Texas Rangers: A-Rod plus $252 million 4. Tampa Bay Devil Rays: Pitching ace is I'll wait for you there And you will find out if you are right still equals no pitching and no playoffs. Indians reject Albie Lopez. l.eadoff hitter is 4. Chicago Cubs: Buy tickets to see Wrigley We'll be the best pair! Love, Your Big KA Love Your Big KA Yankees/Brewers/Braves reject Gerald Field, Kerry Wood and Sammy Sosa You Lions ft Tigers & Bearsl Oh My! 4. Anaheim Angels: Can you say "Scott Williams. Manager Larry Rothschild was KA Lil Tncia KA won't sec much else. Are you ready? Follow the Healthy Brick Road Schoenweis?" Troy (ilaus and Tim Salmon almost a Devil Rays reject after last season Tonight's the night to 101 Olscamp on Tues , April 10 can, and it means the Angels will lose a lot of until a last-minute pardon from General 5. Milwaukee Brewers: Beautiful new Miller you |Oin the best from 10:00am-3:00pm for 10-8 ballgames. Manager Chuck LaMar saved his job. If Park contains same lousy Count)' Stadium Welcome to the family Health Fair 2001 KA Love your Big KA Interactive displays, health adversity brings people closer, this team is team. screenings and Central Division practically family. KA KA KA KA KA KA Freebies. Fteebies. Freebies! 1. Cleveland Indians: Designated hitter is 6. Pittsburgh Pirates: Ever since that inter- Little Jen- Friends are angels, who lift us Little Amanda the most important spot on this ballclub. If 5. Baltimore Orioles: Albert Belle has a view with Penthouse, pitcher Kris Benson to our feet when our wings have The stars are constant and bright manager Charlie Manuel rotates i( properly, u degenerative hip condition. Cal Ripken has a seems to need Viagra for his right elbow. trouble remembering how to fly. we will be a great big/til pair will help save lu.m Gonzalez's back, Ellis degenerative career condition. For inspira- Tonight is the night that you lar out of sight Burks' knees, |im Thome's back, and Wil tion, manager Mike Hargrove has his ancient Eastern Division will get to join my family of angels Get Excited! Cordero's everything. General Manager loltn team watch "Cocoon" in the clubhouse before 1. New York Mets: With the loss of Your Big?? Love, your Big'' Hart might get carpal tunnel syndrome from every game. Hampton, it will be interesting to see what UUUUUUUMWWW&MMA» 8 »JUUUAAAAAAAtA*A»AA«JU crossing his fingers too much. star pitcher they trade for by July 31. National League 2. Chicago Wliile Sox: Beer, in part, caused By Rob Vaughan 2. Atlanta Braves: With no Andres Galarraga Cb-Zd Theatre David Wells to get gout in his big toe. He had and the once-mighty starting rotation fading Downtown IV. « 35; ;;if,i to give beer up. This cannot make the noted How they will finish for October fast, the Braves could miss the playoffs for the WWW CI3-7& X"l CINEMARK party animal and new White Sox staff ace 1. Cardinals (Central Division champs) 98- first time in 11 years. The Best Seat In Towr happy. I'd prefer not to be around an angry, 64 300-pound man when he's hurling a 90-mph 2. Giants (Western Division champs) 96-66 3. Montreal Expos: They have some of the See Spot Run fastball near my upper body. 99.9% of left- 3. Mets (Eastern Division champs) 93-69 most exciting young talent in the majors. It's a Fri 1:00 matinee only Cinema 5 handed hitters in the Al. concur. 4. Diamondbacks (wild card) 93-69 shame they play in front of 3,000 people per PG night. For Showtimes call 3. Kansas City Royals: Offense can hang Western Division Sat Sun 2:00 4:00 6:00 with anybody in the league short of 1. San Francisco Giants: Good rotation, best 4. Florida Marlins: Young rotation is full of 354-0558 Cleveland, Chicagoand Oakland. Pitcher lose closer in baseball in Robb Nen, solid lineup, promise, but if you think closer Antonio Woodland Mall - N.Main St. Rosado's arm can hang, too—with any piece great new ballpark. When is Barry Bonds Alfonseca is getting 45 saves again, you're Mississippi of drapery. Roberto I lemandez would be the going to hit in the playoffs? dreaming. answer a( closer if he wasn't already 39. Burning or log on to cinemark.com. 2. Arizona Diamondbacks: Starting rotation 5. Philadelphia Phillies: If only Eagles quar- 4. Detroit Tigers: Manager Phil Gamer says could be the best in the game, but grandfather terback Donovan McNabb could pitch and Regiser to recieve he actually might miss luan Gonzalez. Clarice duo of Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling will hit 50 homeruns, too. showtimes via email! ^pDOOOODQOOOODOl 1 OOO'S OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Mult Uideo Star * 3 UGLY ONES! TIME FOR x A CHANGE SHAME BQ1 FIFTH ST.: •••••••••••••••• Two bedroom unfurnished apartments with balconies ADULT FILM STAR jm and patios. FREE WATER ft SEWER.Private parking lot and laundry facilities. Resident pays electric and gas heat. $480.00 per month for a 12 month lease. $580.00 SHANE per month for a 9 month lease. ^^ FROM SHANE'S WORLD! Beach COMING IN MAY! 803 FIFTH ST.: Two bedroom unfurnished apartments with patios and DAY SHIFTS Party! balconies. FREE WATER & SEWER.Private parking lot and laundry facilities. Resident pays electric and gas ARE SPECIAL! heat. $480.00 per month for a 12 month lease. $580.00 EVERY MON-FRI per month for a 9 month lease. FROM NOON-6PM FREE ADMISSION WITH 352-5620 A SHIRT & TIE AND FREE NEWL°VE www.newloverealty.iom DANCE WITH PAID 135 S Byrne Rd Rentals 11.", Ml in ADMISSION! (our only offict) 135 S. BYRNE RD. TOLEDO 531-0079 •jliM Toledo 531-0079 HIGHLAND' MANAGEMENT 130 E Washington Street Bowling Green SjX ^5 XjS XjK XjX XjX xjx 354-6036 www.wcnot o«g/-highland ATTENTION >SHINE Where Will You Eat GRAD STUDENTS! 320 ELM STREET: IM* Jay-Mar Apartments OM bedroom iwnnlwcf spsrt- This Passover? 803-8158thS1 merit.. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER, * 2 bedroom-S475/mo -12 mo. lease SEWER. Private parkint tot Close to Some remodeled Why Not Eat On Campus? Campus.Tenarrt pays electric ontyll $335 par $550/mo.-12mo.lea*» month tor a 12 month lease. $485 per month for 1 Laundry facilities on-slte Passover Style Food Will Be Available ♦Air/heat The Highlands Sundown April 7th Until Sundown April 15th 220 Napoleon Rd. 220 ELM STREET: #E-M IWo bedroom furnished One bedroom laundry locates ■partiamti. FREE CAS HEAT, WATER, A SEWER. in bldg.. a/c. Quiet Privstt pafVbif W.Waiting dtflwict to CSMMM- From $395/monfh Lots of space. Huge rooms.Tenant pays elec- Founders Keepers Food Court T^ ™ tric ontyll $685 per month tor a 12 month ( th« Homestead- lease. $785 per month tor 9 month Kreischer Sundial Food Court ^ ^ Groduate Housing JSfjfc. One and two bedroom A/C. on-srfe laundry, ceromic We, Commons Dining Center >P*jjp soundproof constructor!, skylights NEWI9VE dBhwashers. vaulted ceilings McDonald Dining Center .W.cel From $5t0/monfh -12 month lease Rentals 14354 West Poe 352-5620 -^ 3+ bedrooms, rural setting 332 S. Main (our only office) L=J XjS XjK XjK XjX ft 1% fo W/D. city services \_i lOOO/monlri -12 month tec—^ www.newloverealty.com Personals Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent Pregnant? Get Tested Roommates needed for 4 bdrm. Drum lessons offered. Call Bowling Great summer jobs. S10-S12 an hr. Volunteers urgently needed, Major "4 bedroom house available, can- Confidential, professional service. house on S. Enterpnse. Aug -July. Green Music and Sound at 352- Work outside. Taking applications fundraiser for Wo. Co Humane So- tral air, washer/dryer, located at 729 clety Toledo Citifest. May 27th, 354-4673 BGPC Call 373-0220 for details. 6612. now. 1-888-277-9787 or www.colle- 4th St. Call 353-0325. gepro.com. must be 21. Call (419)383-5416 or There's no place like 101 Olscamp Subleaser needed, Avail, now thru Fraternities" Sororities (419)872-9982 or email There's no place like 101 Olscamp 1-4 subleasers needed May-Aug 2 summer. House w/ washer & dryer, Clubs * Student Groups [email protected]. There's no place like 101 Olscamp KITCHEN & SNACK BAR bdrm, furnished, close to campus. close to campus, S215/mo. Earn $1,000-$2,000 this semester Click your heels together and be HELP WANTED S500/mo * util 353-1682. 352-1298 with the easy campustundraiser.com there. April 10 from 10:00-3:00 Good pay & flexible hours. three hour fundraising event. No 12 month leases starling Full & part-time positions available. Wood County Humane Society Subleaser needed. Fox Run Apts. in sales required. Fundraising dates Line cook. 58.00/hr. May 19.2001: Cats and Dogs S55 each BG 216 S Mercer apt »17. 2 For Sale are filling quickly, so call today! Con- Pantry Cook, $7.50/hr. 226 N. Enterprise "B-1 Br.-1 per- Call 352-7339 bdrm.. dishwasher, washer/dryer, tact Campusfundraiser.com at (888) son-$420 t util. Dishwasher. $7.00/nr. central air and heat Call Patrick at 923-3238 or visit Snack Bar Attendants, $7 50/hr. 230 N. Enterprise 1C-1 Br.-I per- 352-3413 or Preferred Properties www.camousfundraiser.com son-S360 t util. Wanted Plus Free Golf 352-9378. 266 Manville Front-1 Br -1 person- Apply at Brandywine Country Club '88 Eagle Premier. V6, CD. Gain Professional Sales Experi- nel) * util. 6904 Salisbury Rd. Power locks, good condition. S900 Will pay for graduation tickets. ence. Best Summer Job In BG. 322 E Court «2-1 Br -1 person-S405 Maumee, OH Call 352-7058. Please call Student Publications is now accept- incl. all util. 1 female subleaser wanted for this Lauran @ 352-3842 ing applications tor sales account '90 Nissan 240sx, 5-speed. CD. Air. LOOKING FOR 322 E Court »4-1 Br -1 person-S415 summer anoVor next school year. executives. Gain valuable sales ex- 112,000 miles, $2000 or best offer. INTERVIEW SUBJECTS incl. all util. Brand now house w/ 4 bedrooms. 2 perience selling phone directory ads 352-5497. BG Film student is looking for inter- 424 1/2 S. Summit-Ettic 1 person- balh Call 372-5112 or 372-5214. to local businesses Positions re- view subjects for his documentary II '93 Civic HB DX, aulo. air. 100K Mi. S260 . elec. 1 Female Subleaser May-Aug. Nice Help Wanted quire 15-20 hrs per week & run you have strong opinions regarding fuel-efficient, very clean. $3,250- 605 5th »C-2 Br -2 person-$400 * house, own bedroom, washer'dryer. from May through July. Students the use of Native American mas- OBO Call 352-5749 util. S225/mo. ♦ ulils., 352-6833 must have excellent communication cots, positive or negative, please Steve Smith 352-8917 or 308-2710 skills, be highly motivated & have '93 Ford Taurus Wagon, 100kl., 1 male or female sublease' Own contact me to share your opinion. ••Cleaning & Miscellaneous help own transportation. Stop by 204 orig. owner, runs great. $3000-obo. bedroom 1 block from campus Open to any age 352-9431. needed starting May 14 for shod & West Hall for an application or call 354-2643. 439 1/2 N. Main. 3 bdrm.. upper. Starting Aug of 2001. S165 mo. plus long term Call 353-0325 Tonya at 372-0430 for more info. film _maker_ 2001 ©yahoo.com. $650 mo. plus util Avail June 1. elec Call 372-3233 for info. Deadline to apply Friday, April 13. Computer System 1 yr. old Call 353-0494. 1 or 2 sublessors needed for large Put In Bay Island Resort -like new- $450 719 Fourth. 3 bdrms . 1 bath, S650 nice 2 bdrm apt May or ASAP until We are looking for water & land in- Now Hiring bartenders, servers. Call 354-1924. INFANT/TODDLER TEACHER mo. plus util. Avail. May 16. Aug . $262 50'mo. plus phone, elec. structors. Morning & evening kitchen help. Great pay * lots of fun. WSOS Community Action Commis- KAYAK! Perception Carolina 147" 353-0494 classes. Call Rick 1-419-841-5597. Call Chris at 419-344-2521. & cable. Might negotiate. sion, a community based organiza- touring boat. Expedition model with Please call Andrea 352-9131 Summer camp near Ann Arbor 723 Fourth. 3 bdrm.. 2 bath. Avail. Chi Omega tion focused on the human service rudder and two cargo hatches. Long seeks counselors, life guards, health May 17 $800 mo. plus util 1 subleaser to share 2 bdrm apt. in House steward needed needs of the disadvantaged. is enough for open water stability, officer. Room, board, & salary. University Courts, summer; May- Fall 2001 & Spring 2002 seeking full-time teacher position at short enough for great maneuvera- 353-0494 734-878-6628. Aug Call 352-1554 for details. Paid Position Jordan Family Development Center bility Mint cond.,1 yr old. $675. 372- Fern roommate needed Aug '01- on the BGSU campus This position 2-3 summer subleasers Call for more info. 9605 or [email protected]. Aug '02. Own room, close to cam- is responsible to provide care & su- needed, 3 bdrms. 372-2191 or 372-3507 VDrivers Needed V pus $220 per month plus 1/2 utilit- pervision in one infant/toddler class- Call 352-2965. Ask for Emily Are you a ies 250-2599 or room. Associate degree in Early For Rent maymee77 ©aol.com. Desperately needed l-5sublsrs. Child Care-Looking for Responsible, Childhood Education or CDA cre- morning person? for brand new 4 bdrm. 2 bathrm. outgoing, caring, energetic individual dential, and two years experience Do you have reliable For rent-1 bedroom house 316 house. May 2001 -Aug 2001 Only to provide child cere in our Perrys- working w/ infants & toddlers re- transportation? Ridge (rear) $350/month Call 354- S192 mo. per person. Call 354- burg home 2-3 days per week. quired. $8 I5.'hr. plus excellent ben- 2854 7920 Please contact Laura ©277-4022 efits. Sent resume to WSOS THE BG NEWS is "Efficiencies. Apartments, and House lor Rent Rooms Roommate needed for summer Counter help needed. Must be at Community Action, P.O. Box 590, looking for a mature 424 E Wooster. 3 BDRM House and/or fall. Male or female Rent- least 19 yrs. old. Call Tanglewood Fremont. OH 43420-ITT/BG/KW individual to deliver 630 North Summit Apartments. $560 Avail Fall 2001. $750/mo., util. a month S400/mo total, flexible on options. Golf Club at 1-419-833-1725 for EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOY- Included 352-5882 papers for 3 hours 146 South College Efficiency, $315 Call Chris at 419-352-6775. more info. ER. Mon-Fri starting at a month, includes uliltities. Starts Houses. 1, 2, & 3 bdrm apts begin- MJUUULftAAJUUUUAfl v 0 0 0 0 QJLSLSLSULSLSLSUISLSLBJLSI flPPQPQflflQQBQOO fl_&JJ_flJLgflflfl 000 fcJUUUUU August 2001. mng May '01. 9 & 12 mo. leases. 6:00am! 352-7454. In return, you receive 309 1/2 E Merry, rooms S220 a month, includes utilities. Summer Rental. 2 bdrm. house. OUTSTANDING WAGES. Also summer rentals Close to Campus. 100 block Man- - :'--: * GREENBRIAJt, INC. Rentals available 224RWooster for summer and fall. Stop by for Management Inc. &32-0717 our full listing. 2001/2002 Hurrij in Todau! S^ Openings leasing Now r;^: 354-2260 _... >-r-iai,.; AIEECA Management Inc. HUadafa Ipte 1082 Purview, xxxxxxxxxxxxxx I Bdrms A 2 Bdrms Come Visit Us \n conojtton/Dishwashef Garbage Disponl www.BGNews.com vvasherAlrycr hook-up in 2 Bdrm Come Visit Us Starts at $390-011353-5800 m x XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Management Inc. Evergrtei Apt 215 1*. Pot Studios A: Large I Bdrms Laundr) on site Starts at $:50Call 353-5800 Driver OF TOLEDO An 0HM et"*r °f •• mcA *c« rw.*. Management Inc. Summer Camp Counselors Needed Hein/silc Apt*. 710 N Enterprise Needed The JCC is looking for Junior and Senior Counselors for BRAND NKW/ON1.Y A KEW IJ-IKI Day Camp and Camp for the Young. You must be 18 or Bdrms/Air Condition older and be a high school graduate. Great Perks! Call Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Kim or Tara at 724-0440 for Camp for the Young, and Are you a Starts at S410 Call 353-5800 Denise at 885-4485 for Day Camp. morning person? SummerCamp 64o5 Sytvanlej Avenue Sylvanla. Ohio 43560 2001 Management Inc. Offlc* 419/M6*44eS Ea-tyC.-Wv-ea 41W724-0MG Will.m iiousv Apis. 830 Fourth Si Do you 1 bdrms /Air Condition Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal have reliable Starts at S400 - Call 353-5800 transportation? Management Inc. THE BG NEWS Stop by our office at 1045 N. Main St is looking for a for complete listing or mature individual Call 353*5900. SPRVNGTVME www.wcnet.org/-mecca to deliver papers jjMARKDOWNSfo for 3 hours 128 W. WOOSTER ST.: #A: Two efficiency apart- starting at ments located above China Village downtown. - yffi/jxt ■ l/(ft//#t ({/ftMUM (?Jft//Jitrr ('Aft// Allcompletely different. Unfurnished. FREE | 6:00 am! WATER &SEWER. Resident pays electric/heat only!! PEREGORD SMU Liu I".I:I»V HI.■!.■;■ ]<-■■'. #A $265 per month for a 12 month lease. 1365 per Devon Effler MikeRhicncckcr leskyAtkinson Scott Boak month for a nine month lease. Kelly Allen Aaron liedru Courtney Ilixlock Joe Gregg In return, Diesha Dailey Nick Snyder JctoieCase Mark NussUnim Caithn Cooper Scott Williams Shanivm < iortcsi MikcMjurcr you receive 11/ N. MAIN SI.: One bedroom unfurnished Jackie Brown Ryan Hardy Amy Berry Chris Bed apartments located downtown. Resident April Kennedy Zeb Egbert JennyJa/w*clu Nick Whittakcr OUTSTANDING pays all utilities. Dishwashers. Taya Garman I>avc Sarnpcn Je\M(-j AQcn Jeremy Schult/ S280.oo-S375.oo per a month for a HnkyThayer John Spahlingcr lauan'iajitr MichealBiscan WAGES. Only Michelle St. John K.T. Prv lynM.-yKoon ChnsKnat/cr 12 month lease. $380.00-5475.00 apply if you are Jessica IVTI.U Mike King Mi dun < ..iidi SethBarnes per month for a 9 month lease. Courtney Browning Geoff Guss I .iix.il i Ouch Junior CagrJe 100% reliable. Kristen Davis Brandon Hale JOMC IX'irunj«LT AamnShcniun 114 S. MAIN ST. One bedroom unfurnished apart- t JimtyDuwii sWnMikoU-Ask. landacy Gabk- James Twcilt ments. Located above Wizard Graphics. Extra indi- I jwn G< Jdcn Jo* Srahl K>iie Jennings I>a\eBazdy KaekKicffcr DrewDubou Jcnniler Sorrentinci Justin Mom* vidual storage. FREE WATER & SEWER. Residents I jndiry Schuster Aaftinlucas ( Jistinc KiJuii? Justin 11:11 pay electric/heat only!! Air I -is.1 Ra/o Chi is Gicgg Roe^Alahrnct Jacob Pyttlik Conditioned. Each apartment is unique. Ijikl^Spargur lodd 1 LrycJock Knsten Yatson Man Dugan $355 00-$380.00 per month for a 12 month Rock Star lechnoKing Cara\k<'.inse \r-lvHul.f lease. $455.00-$480.oo per BeckySWho Andrew Glenn JaLtynMast I ^ ii«(n.i\n.|»7 Sara'lavrdl DustinKock [ji»