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Tato Laviera ,i Nuyorican poet from New York City, delivered inspirational poems ,i( the sixth annual Latino Issues Conference. "Tato was really trying to get a reaction from the people and want- ed to leave an impact." said Carlos Delgado. freshman aero-technolo- gy major. "He wanted to choose poems that benefit the BGSU fam- ily. The conference was for every- one, not just Hispanics." Delgado said that Laviera MIKK I.EHMKUHLE/ "drilled" him and other students The BG News with questions about the Univci-i BETA 500 — Univer- ty, the Latino community at the University and campus issues, NO sity students partici- he could select the poems that had pated in Beta 500 an impact. this past weekend. "My purpose was to compli- Proceeds from the ment my poetry with the issues race went to the reflected in the conferences, but Ronald McDonald most importantly to use my writ- House. ing to expose, expand and high- light the issues pertaining to Lati- nos and Hispanics affecting the —See Page 8 for more students at BGSU as it related to rate photos them." Laviera said. Laviera has been writing poetry since 1967. Some of the theme-, illustrated in his poetry are lan- guage, diversity, human characters Students say University advisers inadequate and humanity. » . ...u_'. L—.. ...i I .„-.*.. ha ;.-n'i (of.t th<"the jobnth frtrfor :illall fflTllltVfaculty mCTmembers." One of the poems read by er workshops in order to reinforce v-'ouldn't know who I was; he isn't (iRETA HALE I ee said. Laviera was "American." Accord- the idea of helping Students." Seth Marciniak. a sophomore organized enough." STAPI Wkiim Full-time advisers must meet ing to Delgado's interpretation, the Pecek thinks new faculty should- industrial and labor relations major, Bauman's advisei was so unorga- poem had a double meaning. n't be allowed to advise students was happy with his adviser and said nized that he couldn't find the cur- much more explicit criteria than reg- Some advisers are uninformed, that she helped him find internships rent booklet for psychology majors ular faculty advisers, Lee said "Some people might feel that it incompetent and apathetic, said Uni- until they arc acquainted with the that the co-op office didn't know so he gave her an outdated booklet "'University-wide adviser training was a poem about Puerto Ricans." versity students. University and its policies. Melissa Willoughby. sophomore about. from 1998. programs started three years ago." he said. "'But it was about Puerto Liz Pecek, sophomore journal- Ricans and what America is sup- psychology major, took a class that "You have to ask your adviser the Naomi Lee, the assistant to the she said. ism major, came in as a freshman right questions." he said "1 finally dean for undergraduate advising. Every adviser on campus is invit- pose to be. The Puerto Rican race and was assigned an adviser based her adviser suggested. She later i- made of several ethnicities - just found out she didn't need to take it. asked my adviser, "how prepared s.ud that the -.wcm for choosing ed to participate in the day-long on the first letter of her last name will I be to enter the job field' and advisers at the University varies like America - Irish, black. Indi- Pecek complained that her adviser "I took a geology class that was workshops that are held before pure hell." she said. "The teacher she said 'you're going to the wrong somewhat from college to college Classes begin in the fall However, ans." was new to the University and not According to lee. in the technol- Laviera also dedicated a song in knowledgeable. was boring, it was at 9:30 in the school.'" the workshops are not required. Beth Bauman. a sophomore psy- ogy department, "when a new facul- love of BGSU, "We are of People "I was helping him look through morning and the subject matter was Lee also advised students lo con- chology major, had an adviser who ty member comes, we may assign who Love to Love." the degree audit and figure it out boring. r .i.-i i he department chair or college "I took that class because my was apathetic He was laic to meet- them a light advising load and train "His poetry gives voice and because he wasn't familiar with it." office it their advisers are not doing brings to life many of the emotions adviser told me that if I took this ings on several occasions them. There is training th.u : Pecek said. in ever) college. That wasn't always an adequate job. lhat I experience in the search for class it would correspond with "He didn't give me any informa- "The University lets any faculty "The only way we can help identity as a Chicano in the United anothci course, and count as three tion that I didn't already know." she the case. member advise regardless ot their "Some amount of advising, advisers do a belter job is if we States." said Marcos Popovich. length of employment at BGSU." science courses instead of two." she said. "He wouldn't be able to give me a recommendation because he whether formal or informal, is part know." she said. Latino Student Union president. Pecek said. "They should put togeth- said. "Bui he was wrong. He lied to "He is empowering and friendly. He is also a friend." Throughout LIC there were USG candidates plan for future after loss four sessions, which focused on issues surrounding art. poetry, edu- Ashley Elder, former presidential cation and politics. Each session SARA GRAZIANO candidate and current al-large repre- STAFF WRITER presented the perspectives of stu- sentative, said he is also trying to dents, professors and graduate stu- decide what he will do next year. dents. Lena Quintero. a BGSU stu- Now lhat Undergraduate Student "I've been tossing around ideas." dent, presented her own poetry Govcrnmenl presidential elections Elder said. "In Congress, a lot of during Teto's sessions. are over, those candidates not elect people become lobbyists after they "The conference is a cornu- cd are facing decisions about their leave. There arc a lot of worthwhile copia of voices," said Manny future involvement with USG. groups on this campus that need a Vadillo. co-director of the confer- Marcos Popovich and Rebecca ence planning committee. "The Nieto won the USG elections, held voice, and I could provide that for them." conference aims at keeping the at the end of March, by a margin of dialogue about Latino issues inclu- 120 voles. The other candidates Alternatively. Elder said he may evaluate my options. sive, diverse and broad." are now considering their options Nick Gresko. Amcnd's running Brian Engelman. also a former vie lor one of the vacant scats in presidential candidate, is the Univer- Engelman's running mate, and LIC attendees shared their for next year. mate, is USG's treasurer this year. USG next fall. USG's former treasurer. Jill Whyde favorites. Greg Amend is an at-large repre- He also plans to stay involved in sity Activities Organization's con- Elder's running mate. Joe Stuart, cert director this year. said she is hoping to further her Rachel Vigil, senior double sentative in USG this year. Although USG next year. is currently an off-campus represen- "I'm not exactly sure what I'm involvement with USG next year. major in ethnic studies and his presidential bid failed, he said he "I've been invited to come back tative. Stuart said he hasn't yet going to do next year, but I'd like to "1 talked to Marcos and Rebecca women's studies, said the arts ses- isn't planning to leave USG. as treasurer next year, and I wanted devoted much thought to his plans "I can run as a district represcnta- stay involved and make a differ- about warning lo do a freshmen sions were not sessions, but beau- to work with Marcos and Rebecca." for next year. live in the fall elections. SO there will ence." Engelman said. "I might do leadership program in USG next tiful moments. The thoughts and Gresko said. "I'm going to be a "I hadn't really thought about it be plenty of opportunities for me to the concert committee, or I might do year," Whyde said. "I think it would the artistic pieces that were shared hard-nosed treasurer next year so we some stuff with WFAL. but I'm yet." Stuart said "If there's a spot really moved her. stay in the legislature." Amend said. don't have a recurrence of our bud- be irresponsible to want to be the "I think it's important for me to stay going to stay involved at some level. vice president of an organization and that opens up. I'll look at rejoining "I was swept up and swept in by get problems. There will be monthly Right now I'm busy with the con- in the USG legislature and keep then not want lo be involved in it in the Senate. I know we have a high the poetry of Lena Quintero and audits and accountability in the cert, so I have to pull back and re- Tato Laviera," she said "Their ses- working for the students." 1 some other way." turnover rate." organization.* sions reminded me of what it means to live, to express, to reach out to the community around you. I am so grateful for their an and BCWC provides community with sexual assault treatment programs for their sharing it with us." _^_ ...... , J . I ^^-_ *.*!« r...,\r.l«'people :ia VC:ifyear VL'irhwith thriftcrisis IS interVCfl"interven- ^La'HI Derrick Jones, a graduate the- NICOLE VALEK and sexual orientation The prevention service is the tion, emotional support and informa- ater student, said he was impressed STAFF WRITER HARASSMENT-makes the by both the keynote speaker. SHARE Project An acronym stand- tion referrals. receiver feel: bad, angry/sad, ing for Self-Help Assault Reduction The SAAFE program advocates. Augusto Boal and the poet. The University offers many Education. SHARE is the risk reduc- "Empowerment for the survivor I demeaned, ugly, powerless. Laviera. resources to help students combat tion program available to assist comes from an awareness of the oo»- "Both speakers were very and cope with sexual assault. options and making their own choic- FLIRTING makes the receiver dynamic and insightful in their The Behavioral Connections of Wood County residents. The aim of this project is to edu- es." respective areas." lie said. Wood County. Inc. promotes, facili- feel: good, happy, pretty, cate residents aboul acquaintance The TIP Project addresses postin- flattered. In control. tates and supports prevention, inter- rape risk reduction skills, asserlive- tervention. Adult victims of crime- Insld* vention and recovery of individuals, are provided individual counseling ness skills, legal definitions of sexu- *ZUJ HARASSMENT-results In: families, schools, workplaces and ally violent behaviors, safety tech- through the Therapeutic Individual- SPORTS 9 communities affected by alcohol or niques and interactive programs that ized Postintervenlion Project. A negative self-esteem. other drug abuse, and menial health challenge stereotypes and values. female counselor is there to help problems The SHARE Project programs victims of crime sort through the FLIRTING results in: positive self- BCWC's primary responsibility may range in time from 20 minutes emotions and trauma associated esteem is to assure accessible services to to two hours and are available to any with crime victimization. residents of Wood County. group free-of-charge. Other Menial Health Services for According to iis mission State- victims, are the University Counsel- HARASSMENT is perceived as: This project targets residents of one-sided, Invading, degrading. ment. "Our vision is a compassion- Wood County, starting with those as ing Center, the University Psycho- ate community, committed to values young as 13 years of age. logical Services Center and the od|5 that respect the individual and the The intervention program is The Office of Residence Life. FLIRTING is perceived as: family, where alcohol or drug abuse, SAAFE Program. The Sexual The University also offers Med- reciprocal, flattering, and a and mental health problems are As.-ault Awareness for Empower- ical Services. The Women's Clinic compliment. being treated effectively, so that they ment program has been serving at the University Student Health will no longer disrupt the lives of Wood Countv since 1989. This free Service provides immediate, person- people." able, and confidential assistance to HARASSMENT-is: unwanted, program offers 24-hour support and illegal, and power-motivated. BCWC offers three programs to advocacy for victims of sexual survivors of sexual assault during help address the growing problem of assault. business hours to both women and sexual assault in our society. Each Advocates will accompany vic- men. FLIRTING is equally motivated program is funded by grant money tims to the hospital, the police sta- Services include: treatment and and legal ■ Defense sets tone for made available through various xtx lion and through criminal court pro- information regarding sexually Ohio organizations. transmitted diseases; pregnancy test- Brown and Orange ceedings if victims choose to prose- scrimmage. These services mentioned are cute their assailants. available to Wood County residents It provides help to more than 100 regardless of ethnicity, age. gender I See ASSAULT, page 8.
• page 2 The BG News Monday. April 17, 2000 WORLD www.bgnews.com/ap (The World In Brief Zimbabwe President defends violent farm takeovers THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cast of Harare. until we start redistributing the 7 people killed in gas attack Stevens was the first farmer land." at Portuguese nightclub HARARE. Zimbabwe — killed since the farm takeovers Opponents say Mugabe has LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Two Despite the killing of a farmer and began in February. orchestrated the takeovers as a ploy canisters believed to contain pepper the severe beatings of five others. Farmer John Osborne said the to gain support for the elections, gas were set off inside a crowded President Robert Mugabe yesterday attackers never mentioned the farms expected to be held in May. Lisbon nightclub yesterday just as defended the takeovers of white- during the beatings, but instead Two officials of the main opposi- the lighls were cut. causing a pan- owned farms by armed squatters harangued the men for nol support- tion party, the Movement for Demo- icked stampede by hundreds of peo- whom he portrayed as heroes fight- ing Mugabe's ruling party, which cratic Change, were killed in a fire- ple thai left seven dead. ing inequality in land ownership. faces a strong opposition challenge bomb attack Saturday in Buhera. Sixty others were Ireatcd at a hos- The farm violence Saturday in a parliamentary election. In the 150 miles south of Harare, party pital for bruising and breathing diffi- marked a sharp escalation in a crisis past, some squatters have admitted officials said. culties after the crush 10 escape the that has convulsed this former being paid by ruling party activists. Opponents hurled a blazing bot- fumes British colony. In London, the British govern- tle of gasoline into a car being dri- No one claimed responsibility for Mugabe's comments, which ment summoned Zimbabwe's High ven by Tichaona Chimcnya. party what appeared to be a planned came a day after two opposition Commissioner, or ambassador, to leader Morgan Tsvangirai's official attack. Police opened an investiga- party members were killed in a fire- protest the killings. driver, said Nomore Sibanda. Tsvan- tion. bomb attack, contradicted an appeal Foreign Office Minister Peter girai's spokesman. The attack on the Luanda club by his government on Thursday for Hain told High Commissioner Sim- The attack killed Chimenya and came at about 4:30 a.m. local time. the squatters to abandon the plots barashe Mumbengegwi that the car's other occupant, whose As gas billowed across the darkened peacefully. The government's earlier Mugabe's government must work name was not released. dance fltxir, Joaquim Dias. 25, fell appeal followed a High Court ruling "to prevent further lawlessness and Mugabe said Tsvangirai. who is his eyes watering and his throat that police must evict the squalid s. violence." visiting Britain to raise money and burning. who have, occupied more than 900 "It is imperative that calmness is support for his party, "is running white-owned farms. restored to the farms." Hain added, around like a real traitor." The pres- With violence throughout "and that the opposition is able to ident told his supporters to defend Macheke district, 75 miles east of conduct itself free from violence and themselves against violence he said Harare, about 80 farmers and their intimidation." was perpetrated by the opposition The Nation families evacuated Saturday night, Police in Zimbabwe say they latk party. farm union officials said at a meet- the resources and manpower to carry "Don't kill, but hit back wildly." ing yesterday. Afterward, about 100 out the High Court's order to evict Mugabe said. In Brief youths wearing T-shirts of Mugabe's the squatters and have appealed the Stevens' neighbors said the ten- ruling party chased journalists and ruling to the Supreme Court. sion between squatlers and workers Man accused of multi-mur- the remaining farmers away. Mugabe, returning from an eco- on his farm heated up in recent days. ders competent to stand trial On Saturday, armed squatters in nomic summit in Cuba, reaffirmed Stevens was working to defuse the PITTSBURGH (AP) — Doctors Macheke abducted David Stevens his support for the farm occupations, situation wfien he was abducted, who evaluated a black man charged from his farm. Five other white reputedly led by veterans of Zim- they said. with killing three white people and farmers who came to his aid were babwe's independence war that He was handcuffed and driven wounding two others in a shooting shot at and took refuge in the police ended 20 years ago. Mugabe says off the farm in his own vehicle, fol- spree said he was competent 10 stand station in Murewa. a nearby provin- the occupations are a justified lowed by a busload of squatters, said trial, prosecutors said Thursday. cial center. protest against the unequal distribu- Osborne. who had accompanied two Associated Press Photo But Allegheny County Judge Jef- But the squatters walked into the tion of land in a country where 4.000 other farmers to check on the situa- FARMER — Zimbabwean farmer Steve Krynauw lies on his Bor- frey Manning still must rule on station and abducted the farmers as white farmers own one-third of the tion. radile hospital bed in Morandera, 43 miles east of Harare, Zim- Ronald Taylor's competency. the police watched, according to productive farmland. The farmers gave chase before babwe, yesterday. Krynauw was abducted by war veterans Sat- Taylor. 39. is accused of fatally three of the kidnapped farmers. "We warned the white farmers: they, and two other farmers who had urday afternoon and assaulted with four others in Murewa, 55 The squatters shot and killed we cannot protect you if you pro- come 10 help, were abducted them- shooting a maintenance man March miles outside of Harare. I at his apartment building in Stevens and beat the other farmers voke the war veterans. You must selves in Murewa. Osborne and Wilkinsburg. east of Pittsburgh, sel- throughout the mghl with iion bars, accept the consequences."' Mugabe Stevens were then badly beaten. building and shot and killed. Throughout the ordeal, the ling his apartment on fire, then rocks and fan bells, before releasing said. "There is an expectation I will A woman recognized Osborne Osborne said. The remaining farm- attackers demanded the farmers shooting lour people — two fatally them, the injured farmers said from say to the war veterans. 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While Faiboy Slim the songs are very strong, the five rabbi jokes circulating around, its' only has three full-length albums Beats International are incredibly surprising that a movie like "Keep- to his credit. Norman Cook has dated early-90s rave songs that ing the Faith" hadn't hit theaters over 10. Confused? Let me sound like something from a Had- years ago. explain. daway album. The movie is your basic love tri- Before he was Fatboy Slim. The best tracks on Tlie Collec- angle/romantic comedy except this Norman Cook went by many, tion arc the Fatboy Slim remixes, time. Edward Norton and Ben Stiller many other names; Pizzaman. with the two standouts being the play childhood best friends. Brian Beats Internatio i.il and Freakpow- Vampire Mix of A Tribe Called and Jake, who also happen to be a er. just to name a few. Under these Quest's "I Left My Wallet In El (dull) fueled "Apache?" Or Fatboy priest and a rabbi and they're both in many names he produced, remixed Segundo," and the Old Skool Mix Slim's kick-ass remix of "Deeds love with the same girl. Anna, and recorded a few albums of his of Wildchild's "Renegade Master." Plus Thoughts" "The World of played by Jenna Elfman. Although own. Now the highlights of his Both of these songs are incredibly Photo Provided This and That" (also on The Col- ihe plot may sound sacrehgious. the pre-Fatboy career and his besi hard to find now and they are film doesn't take that route. GOD SQUAD—Ben Stiller is a rabbi. Edward Norton is a priest, remixes are available on two new probably the two best remixes lection, but this one is belter). It's actually a sweet movie thai Together they're fighting crime and saving lives. Actually albums. The Faiboy Slim/Norman Cook has ever done, so it's great Of course, the Fatboy injects has an old-fashioned feel to it. The they're falling In love with the same woman, played by "Dharma Cook Collection, and On The they are finally available on CD. two of his own songs into his mix. surprising thing about it is the fact and Greg's" Jenna Elfman in Norton's directorial debut, the Floor at The Boutique. Since the best tracks on The that Norton directed "Keeping the romantic comedy, "Keeping The Faith." Both albums seem to have then Collection are the remixes, logic "Michael Jackson" and the obliga- tory "The Rockefeller Skank." Faith." Edward Norton is perhaps In her second foray in feature the Faith" is a movie you can take own focus. The Collection's mam would dictate that On The Floor At one of the greatest acton of our gen- films. Jenna Elfman makes a wise your grandmother to. focus is on Norman Cook's older The Boutique, an album that's While "Michael Jackson" works eration. He's best known for his choice by playing a character who is tunes under different names and almost entirely remixes, would be itself well into the mix. being edgy roles in "American History X," nothing like Dharma from her TV his old remixes under the Fatboy heller, and logic would be right. incorporated into at least three and "Primal Fear." It's a relief thai series, "Dharma and Greg." 'Keeping Slim name made before he Since it is a DJ mix album. The he can do romantic comedies just as Unlike Dharma. Anna is a high- released his Better Living Through Boutique flows together almost songs throughout the album. "The the Faith' Rockefeller Skank" is just tacked well as his dramatic turns. powered career woman who seems Chemistry album in 1996. While seamlessly, something that The Proving he can do no wrong, to be on top of her game. Elfman The Boutique is a new live DJ mix Collection sorely lacks. on at the end for blatant commer- Norton is a great actor who also docs a good job with what little Starring: made by Fatboy Slim recorded at This album is a great tour of just cialism. It even sounds identical to shows us his potential be a great material she has to work with. Her < Edward Norton, Ben the now closed Big Beat Boutique about every form of dance music, the original that first appeared long director. Norton has worked with character doesn't seem as developed Stiller. Jenna Klf- in Brighton. England, it does fea- i man, AnhpBftn from jungle and house to Fatboy ago on MTV's AMP 2 album. some great directors, including as Norton and Stiller's characters. ture a few Faiboy Slim songs, but Slim's big-beat. Some of this all Woody Allen and Milos Foreman Besides the fact that Elfman is and Milos Forman happens in one song, like the On The Floor At The Boutique (who also plays a priest in the film). absolutely beautiful is the movie, it's amazing sped-up version of the is a great dance album that should Clearly, Norton has picked up a kind of difficult to see why Brian •Ct-Ctl/2 *4 Jungle Brothers song. "Because I be required by law if you want to thing or two while working with and Jake fall so hard for Anna. got it Like That (Ultimatum Mix)" throw a party. On the other hand. these guys. One distraction was the ponytail which adds some cool horns and a NOW SAYS: The Fatboy Slim/Norman Cook Norton accomplishes the role of a that Elfman wears in practically We'll always have Pi ELO riff to make it even better. priest with much bclievabilily. every scene of the movie. She has faith in Edward Aside from featuring remixes Collection, with very weak and Watching him. it's hard to believe nice hair, she could've worn it other annoying songs dominating a third Norton's acting and from somewhat well-known bands that this is the same man who played ways. The everlasting ponytail didn't directing. A charm- - like the Jungle Brothers, this CD of the album, is more for die-hard a neo-nazi. earning an Academy lake too much atlention away from ing, old-fashioned also features great versions of Fatboy Slim fans, even though it Award nomination, in "American the irue sccne-stealer in "Keeping romantic comedy M songs by bands you've most likely does have ihe best track of both History X." ihe Faith." New York City. The Big A never heard of. Ben Stiller also comes across as a Apple is perhaps the biggest star in For example, where else are albums. "Renegade Master." believable rabbi. This is Stiller's best ihe film. The movie was shot exclu- 1 sUn More Tun to have eye* you going to hear a big beat remix GRADE (Boutique): A role since "There's Something sively in New York Cily. finding i out by Freddtf Falcon of Michael Viner's Incredible About Mary." Stiller had much suc- random spots wilhin the city lhai e OK. if you're bored Bongo Band's organ and bonuo GRADE (Collection): B- cess playing a nerd in the popular haven't appeared in other films. jrv Check it out gross-Out film, and this time he finds Unlike other new releases, such ■ Stare: ST- it now Q Q G G G Q the same success playing a hip rabbi as "American Psycho." "Keeping BGSU DANCE TEAM BECKLEY Q TRY OUTS a CARDY ft INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS GROUP Wednesday April 19,2000 Everything for School 7:00PM - 8:00PM & Thursday April 20, 2000 Looking for a Summer Job in Mansfield? 5:30PM - 6:30PM Beckley Cardy Group has been in Mansfield, Ohio for 35 years. 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Tin ASSOCIATED PRESS A new war erupted in 1979 when down, bul there are still piles of raw Vietnam invaded and occupied sapphires on his lahle and plenty of much of the country for 10 years. customers. PAII.IN. Cambodia — On the Khmer Rouge guerrillas retreated to the jungles to fight ihc Vietnamese A few of Pailin's older residenls 25th anniversary of the Khmer wistfully recall the glories of Ihe Rouge seizing power, Cambodia's and. after Ihey were gone. Cambodi- an governments the guerrillas Khmer Rouge's lime in power in ill-fated communist revolution is a Phnom Penh. distant memory here in the rebels' claimed were puppcls of Vietnam. former stronghold. Pailin was a Khmer Rouge bas- "Many people think Pol Pol was a fair leader. He gave us ihree meals Pailin's defection from Pol Pot's lion unlil 1996. when vcicran leader leng Sary broke from Pol I'ot and a day and there was no corruption. dictatorial rule four years ago has no gambling, no alcohol, no bar brought a startling transformation led Ihousands of guerrillas to make peace girls." said Bou Ses. a 55-year-old from the austeie life he imposed. veleran of ihe wars Money flows in the gem market. By the end of 1998. Pol Pot was prostitutes peck from doorways of dead and the Khmer Rouge had He was pan of the huge Khmer discos and gamblers huddle over unraveled. Cambodia was at peace Rouge force thai encircled Phnom baccarat tables in two casinos on the for the fitsl lime in three decades Penh in ihe war's final stages, block- ■Thai border. And Pailin came in from ihe cold — ing highways and rivers to strangle run by the same people, recasting the capital in a bloody siege. The single biggest change, how- ever, is peace. themselves as democrats, but under Olhcrs agree lhai the prosperity authority of the Phnom Penh gov- brought by capitalism has a seedy The changeover to government ernment. underbelly. "I don't like the gam- bling and prostitution," said Svaj control here marked the first lime Svay Pei. 56. owns a small farm since the Khmer Rouge were driven Pei. "If the authorities got rid ol on the outskirts of Pailin. There he them, il would be fine by me." from power by the invading Viet- and his wife are raising Ihrcc chil- namese in 1079 that no hostile army dren. Three tanks disabled in a long- sat at the town's doorstep. Bul most of Pailin's residenls ago battle rusl away nearby. said Ihe good changes outweigh the "There is stability now. Before, bad. Steadfast revolutionaries for 30 "We are still poor." he said with a years, they grudgingly acknowledge Associated Press Photo there was lighting all the time." said smile. "It's difficult to earn enough Svay Pei. who joined Pol Pot's army lhai the Khmer Rouge's attempt to IN MEMORY — Buddhist Monk Hang Set, 35, sits near a small shrine to those killed by the Khmer money, but Ihc overall situation is create a Utopia was a disaster. Rouge at Phnom Sompov near Battambang. Cambodia. Set who tends to the needs of the temple in the early 1970s when it was fight- very good." ing a civil war with a US -backed Mci Meakk. a former member of says he lost more than 25 of his relatives to illness and starvation when the Khmer Rouge took government in Phnom Penh, the Two friends gruni in agreement Pol Pol's personal staff, said he real- power in 1975. national capital. bclween gulps of Thai beer. The ized as early as 1976 lhai Khmer fluency in English, Mei Meakk was a military threat, the Cambodian and fighting. Il remains ominously three arc comrades from Ihc revolu- A reign of terror followed the Rouge rule had taken a horribly lucky to survive. government is promising to pul sur- unclear how Pailin's former guerril- tion, when alcohol, money and fam- wrong lurn Now an assistant to viving top leaders on trial for geno- las will react if leng Sary is indicted. Khmer Rouge's victory on April 17. il\ life were abolished by the Khmer "I tried to be a good man by 1975. when the rebels captured Pailin Gov, Ee Chhien. he said tons cide, and some in Pailin worry that Rouge. of rice were shipped abroad as proud working almost nonstop." he said. "I could overturn their new peace "We cannot change ihe feelings Phnom Penh and sel up a radical Khmer Rouge leaders chose to show was afraid thai if I didn'i work hard. of those who want a trial." said Mci communist regime. An estimated 1.7 Traders at Ihe market are mostly oil their revolution ralher lhan feed I would be purged. Three or four Pailin's leadership appears Meakk "But we would like to million Cambodians died over ihc newcomers taking advantage of the their own people. people iried to frame me. but Pol Pot resigned to the eventual convening appeal to ihe world to think about next four years as the Khmer Rouge liberal business climate in ihe gem- didn't arrest me." of a court, bul officials warn lhai too Cambodians who. after having suf- tried to remake the entire country rich region Ncak Ahmed. 60. As a rare Khmer Rouge official many indictments could spark panic fered, siill smell Ihe smoke of war" into an agtarian collective. laments lhai ihe mines have slowed with a formal education and near With Ihe Khmer Rouge no longer listen up class of 2000!
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. .-.' .-...• •.. ■••- Monday. April 17. 200(1 The BG News page y SPORTS www.bgnews.com/sporls Football Defensive stands set tone for spring game DAN NIED and PETE STELLA offenses sputtered. said. "There is no question that the SPORTS KDITORS Senior quarterback Ricky defense dominated the game today Schneider scored the only touch- and I think our defense is very much The aura of ihe annual Brown down of the game when he success- improved." and Orange football game Saturday fully completed a naked bootleg and The Brown and Orange recorded created all the feeling of. well, a scampered in from the one-yard line. four sacks on the afternoon, with practice. His touchdown run gave the White junior Casey Williams netting two. Yes. the brown and orange (oddly team a 7-0 lead after sophomore Freshman Mike Malone made six enough dressed in white and orange. Mike Knapp kicked the extra point. tackles from his defensive back respectively) battled through live On ihe drive. Schneider connect- position and sophomore Marcus game situations complete with play ed with redshirt freshman Andre Allen followed with five stops. clocks, referees and a few fans. Pinchem for a 39-yard pick-up "We've got a great defense that is It wasn't much to look at with which moved the offense to the ten- going to help us win a lot of ball sloppy play at times and two offen- yard line. games this fall." Sahm said. sive units that couldn't move the Despite the fact Schneider has A big plus was the foot of sopho- ball But. then again, the spring been moved out of the starting role, more punter Pat Fleming. He wowed game isn't for showing off. It is for he gives Blackney more depth at the crowd at Doyt L. Perry Stadium figuring out what needs to be quarterback than he's had for years. with kicks of 77, 53 and 51 yards improved for the fall. "To have two quarterbacks in our and pinned the orange team inside BO coach Gary Blackney said his program like Schneider and Sahm is the three yard line with a 49 yard team did what they needed to do. a real benefit for us." Blackney said. kick. "We wanted to look like a well The Orange squad's only points Notable absences from the game organized group, offensively, defen- came on a 35-yard field goal by were outside linebacker Khary sively and special teams and I Knapp. Campbell, who tore a tendon in his thought we did a pretty good job in Sophomore Eric Miscuda led the thumb and will have surgery that area."' he said. "We didn't have team with 31 yards on ten carries Wednesday and wide receiver Aaron a lot of turnovers, we didn't have a while Schneider completed 8-14 Alexander, who was out of action lot of penalties, it was a pretty clean passes for 111 yards and a touch- with an undisclosed injury. game on both sides of the ball and I down. Sahm connected on five of 15 After the game, the coaches pre- think we can build on it." throws for 54 yards and was picked sented awards to the Falcons for out- The Falcons may have figured off once. standing achievement during spring out where improvement is neces- Pinchem collected two catches practice. Tight end Jason Van Dam sary. In a word: Offense for 49 yards while junior Kurt Ger- won the Most Improved Player on "We (the offense) didn't do as ling caught five passes for 46 yards. offense and linebackers Chris Delia well as we would have liked to do." The normally glue-handed Gerling Vella and Mitch Hewitt won Most said first siring quarterback Andy was troubled by two drops on the Improved Players defensively. S.ihni "I was a little disappointed in day. Fullback Eric Clark won Most our execution. Overall. I think we "Dropping two balls...that Valuable Player on offense and had a lot of little mistakes that we shouldn't happen ever." Gerling defensive lineman Ryan Wingrove need to iron out over the summer. said. "So I wasn't happy with my collected Most Valuable Player on We are striving for perfection but we performance " defense accolades. The captains aren't there yet." Defense was the talk of the day. awards were given to linemen Eric MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News Repeatedly, the defense stuffed "I have said all along that the Curl and Rob Fchrman on the offen- the offense, forcing punt after punt. defense, with nine starters returning, sive side and defensive lineman D.J. REPETITION — BG quarterback Andy Sahm goes through a snap drill with a teammate in a recent Both the firel and second team is ahead of the offense." Blackney Durkin on the defensive side. practice. The offense struggled in Saturday's annual Brown and Orange scrimmage.
Baseball Baseball earns 4 big MAC wins over Marshall; tied for 1st in MAC East PETE STELLA and NICK fiflh complete game of the 2000 sea- lead and win 8-4. Elias. Ryan and ier when you gel Ihe runs." Baum HURM son. senior Mat! Marcum all connected gartner said. "Ail I had lo do was go SPORTS WRITERS A two-out solo homcrun by Mar- on hits in the rally and junior Lee out there and throw strikes. It helps shall's Matt Eldridge tied the contest Morrison crushed a home run over your confidence a lot when the guys This weekend, the BG baseball in ihe lop of the seventh. But the the right centerfield fence to end the go out there and put up a big nine team made significant steps toward Falcons went on to score the win- Falcon scoring. spot in the third inning." its goal of a Mid-American Confer- ning run in the bottom of the inning Senior Mike Muzi gave up four Without defense though it does ence championship and another Freshman Corey Loomis started hits and no runs in iwo innings lo not matter how many hits the NCAA berth. the rally with a single through the earn his third win of the season. offense generates. The Falcon The Falcons defeated Marshall 4- right side and was followed by Senior Ryan Streb fanned Iwo of the defense played just as well as Ihe three batters he laced to pick up his 3 and 8-4 Saturday, and 7-1 and 15- junior Aric Christman's double, oflense. BG turned a combined five fourth save of the season 5 Sunday. The wins tied the Brown which moved Loomis to third. double plays Sunday. MIKE Sunday was easily one of the best and Orange for first in the MAC Sophomore Len FJias was intention- This weekends starting pitching LEHMKUHLE/ outings the Falcons have had all ally walked and senior Alan choir of Tony Fontana. Craig The BG News East with a 9-1 conference mark. 18- year BG was in sync in all phases of Menke. Cheney and Baumgartner 13-1 overall. The 8-4 victory Satur- Gilhousen lined out lo the pitcher. ihe game. The offense lit up Mar- day also gave BG coach Danny Then sophomore Sean Ryan singled saw ihe eight guys backing them HEADED shall for 23 runs in the doublehead- Schmitz his 250th win al BG. lo right to score Loomis to end the plaj flawless baseball. BG did not HOME — BG cr. In the third inning of the second "Whenever you have a chance to contest 4-3. game 11 consecutive batters reached have an error in all four games this Senior Kenny take four games in this league, you Junior Craig Menkc started the base as Ihe Falcons went on to put weekend. Burdine take four." BG pitcher Joe Cheney second game for the Brown and nine runs on the board in the inning "As a whole, this is probably our heads home said. "I think what was big this Orange and allowed four runs in 4 Senior Kenny Burdine went 3-3 solidesi baseball we have played so during Sun- weekend was the defense. We stayed 1/3 innings of work. in the game and teammate Scotl far." BG Schmitz said. "We still day's second together Saturday, then today we Senior Kenny Burdine's Iwo-out. Dukate launched a two run bomb have the meat ol our schedule ahead though. So we're playing well, but game vs. finished Ihe sweep off which was two-run double to center gave the deep into the back nine ol ihe BG Falcons a 2-0 advantage in the first by no means can we be satisfied. We Marshall. BG big." golf course as the Falcons went on to Saturday s first game saw junior inning. The Thundering Herd netted win 16-3. Freshman starting pitcher need lo keep working hard and be won all four Tony Fontana take the mound for the one run in the second and three in Brctl Baumgarlner was able to relax ready lo go." contests Falcons and go the distance once the fifth to take a 4-3 lead. a little as he saw II of his teammates BG's next adventure is a Tuesday against the again. He struck out a career-high 11 But BG went on to score five record hits. affair against Defiance at Stellar Herd. batters while walking three in his limes in the fifth inning to relake the "It makes a pitchers job a lot eas- Field The game will start at 2 p.m Tennis Softball Men's tennis splits 2 MAC matches; women lose twice BG goes DOROTHY WRONA ing MAC Champion Western Michi- by Abby Bratton and Erika SPORTS WRITER gan on Saturday. Wasilewski 9-8 (4) in Ihe first flight. WMU began the day with a dou- Deidce Bissinger and Meghan 2-1 vs. Zips They were expecting another bles sweep. Sieve Pillon and Ryan Rhodes dropped the second flight to close match against Ball State. Tomlinson edged Gabel and Wild 8- Molly Opel and Carrie Townsend 8- DOROTHY WRONA 6 in Ihe first flight. 6. Instead, they lost at home for the SPORTS WRITER first time in almost iwo years. Hiscox and Kuresman dropped Devon Bissinger and Tracy the second flight 8-6 to Kyle Gern- Howiti lost the third flight 8-6 lo The BGSU men's tennis team They had the game under control hofer and Ryan Maarschalk. suffered Iheir first MAC loss of Ihe Ashley Brink and Kris Tiedt. until ihe bottom of the seventh Three Falcon wins in singles play season Thursday afternoon at Keefc Kossoff and Nicolas Lopez- inning was not enough lo beat the Huskies. Courts. Acevedo lost 8-3 lo Jeff Brink and The Falcon Softball team suffered Bratton dropped a 6-4, 6-1 No. With the 6-1 setback, the Falcons Fernando Garcia in the third flight. a 1-0 loss to Ihe Dayton Flyers on are now 12-7 overall and 2-1 in ihe The sweep did not slop the Fal- one match to Widen. Thursday afternoon. MAC cons. BGSU bounced back lo win Rhodes did away with Donsbach 6-1. 6-2 for her second flight victo- Jesse Milosek pitched a four-hit- Ryan Baxter and Jason Pressel singles play- ter She struck out three bailers and Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo won Ihe got the best of Brandon Gabel and ry- walked only one. However, she hit Vitek Wild 8-6 in No. one doubles. top singles flight 7-6 (8-6), 7-4 over Wasilewski lost 6-2. 6-2 to three bailers with pitches Pillon. Townsend in the third flight. Geoff Hiscox and Fid Kuresman Milosek had the game in her con- look Ihe second flight from Andrew Wild won his second flight match Deidee Bissinger fell to Tiedl 6- 1, 6-2 at No. four singles. trol. However, in the third inning she- Seni and Eric Butorac 8-2. over Fernando Garcia 6-4, 7-5. loaded the bases with two hit batters Ball State's Edgardo Rivera and Hiscox disposed of Christian Devon Bissinger won the fifth flight by default when Opel suffered and a single b> Tanya Leet. Michael Westerhof won the third Brattstrom 6-2. 6-3 for a third flight She then coerced two batters to an injury. The match was lied 7-5. 5- flight 8-4 over Micacl and Nicolas victory, hit infield singles and forced Saia Lopez-Acevedo. Kossoff took the fourth flight 7. Hatcher lo fly out Singles action was equally brutal from Tomlinson 6-1. 7-5. Tracy Howitt look the sixth flight from Ashley Brunk 6-4. 6-4. Even It was her final hit-by-pitch that for the Falcons. Wild fell lo Baxter Kuresman lost a close fifth flight led lo ihe setback. lo Gernhofer 6-3. 4-6. 1-0 (10-6). with iheir effort in singles ihe Fal- 1-6, 3-6 in the lop flight In Ihe bottom of the seventh Gabel suffered a 6-0. 6-0 shut-out to cons lost the match 4-3. Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo lost a inning, Milosek hit UD leadoff bat- Brink in the sixth. Despite losses al Saturday's match al Western three set No. two flight to Pressel 6- ter Erin O'Shea. Jennifer Hart fol- the final two flights the 4-3 victory Michigan proved lo be another frus- 4.4-6. 1-6. lowed with a bunt attempt, but BG Seni took Ihe third flight from belonged to ihe Falcons. trating setback. Defending MAC BGSU travels to Ypsilanli. Mich., Champion WMU swept ihe doubles third baseman Lynsey Ebel threw Hiscox in straight sets 6-4. 6-1. her out at second. lo take on Eastern Michigan at 2 and only lost once in singles play. Mike Kossoff dropped a 6-7. 4-6 Jos Christopher followed with a p.m. Friday. Bratton and Wasilewski fell to decision to Rivera in the fourth sacrifice bunt. Leet then hit a line- Highl Women's Tennis Larissa Chinwah and Nikki Thomp- After expectations of playing for son 8-3 in No. one doubles. drive single to center field. Carmen Micael Lopez-Acevedo suffered llitierdal fielded the ball but her a fifth flight loss to Westerhof by a first place in the MAC Ihe Falcons Rhodes and Deidee Bissinger lost iwo matches over the weekend. dropped the second flight to Cyra attempt to throw Hart out at home score of 4-6, 0-6. was not in lime. On Friday BGSU traveled to Malik and Melanie Remynse 8-4. Brandon Gabel had the lone Fal- MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG Newt The Falcons recorded just foui con singles win. a 0 3. 3-6. 6-2 vic- Northern Illinois for a match with Howiit and Devon Bissinger the Huskies. bowed lo Kendra Becker and Diana hits on the day. Only three of then tory over Butorac in the sixth flight. RETURN — BG's Micael Lopez-Acevedo returns a ball in a BGSU rebounded from the set- NIU swept the doubles play. Kim back to Ball Slate to defeat defend- Donsbach and Anna Widen slipped See TENNIS, page 10. recent game. The Falcons split in weekend matches. i See SOFTBALL, page 11. / I Page 10 The BG News Monday. March 17.2001 SPORTS unvw.bgneivs.com/sporls
NFL Draft Kicker taken in 1st round for 1st time since 1983; Browns nab Brown ASSOCIATED PRESS chosen by Cleveland over teammate Aside from the Redskins, tht Arrington, a linebacker promptly team that probably did the best in ihi NEW YORK — Leave it to the snatched by the Redskins. It was the three rounds that took place Satur Raiders to provide a kick to an oth- first time since 1984, when Irving day were Baltimore and the New erwise predictable NFL draft. Fryar and Dean Steinkuhler of York Jets. No first-round trades for the first Nebraska went 1-2, that the top two The Ravens, who had choi
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Sin. M. .in | i .I,.,,,. National league National Basketball Assocation Jones named Team USA's Mosl Outstanding Player All rimes KDT All Times EDT All Times KDT Bowling Green senior defenseman Michael Jonus Kasl Division Fast Division EASTERN CONFERENCE was named Team USA's Mosl Oulslanding Player lor W 1. Pel. GB W Pel Atlantic Division S.ilurday's 6-2 USA victory over Team Canada in game Nc» Yuri X 727 _ > Mortda 7 518 W 1. Pel GB one of the 2000 North American College Hoclcej H.illiiiHuc 7 5 583 1 1/2 Atlanta 6 500 1/2 y-Mianu 51 29 618 — Championship. Boston 7 5 58.1 1 1/3 Montreal 6 500 1/2 K-Nevv York 49 31 611 2 Jones, who recently signed an Nlll.contract mill the Tampa Bay 5 8 4 185 No* York 6 .462 I ■ Philadelphia 48 12 600 Tampa Bay Lightning, scored the game-winning goal loronlo 4 9 108 5 Philadelphia 5 455 I Orlando 40 40 500 II 3:35 into the second period when he rang a hrcakawa> Central Division Central Division Boston 33 47 413 18 shot in off the post during a four-on-four situation W 1. Pel. GB W Pet New Jersey 31 49 381 20 The scries matches the best seniors from NCAA (Iceland 8 4 667 — St I ...ii-. 8 4 667 Washington 29 SI 161 vv institutins (Team USA) against their counterparts from K—111 City x 6 571 1 Cincinnati 6 6 500 Central Division the CIAU (Team Canada). Launched in Detroit in 1997. 7 6 331 1 1/2 Milwaukee 6 6 500 y-Indiana 33 26 671 — Team Canada took the inaugural game. 5-4 in overtime, Detroit 4 8 333 4 Chicago 6 8 429 x-Charlotte 47 33 581 6 1/2 and swept the first two-game event a year ago. 4-3 in Minnesota 4 10 216 5 Houston 5 7 417 s-Toronto 45 35 563 8 1/2 Detroit and 5-4 (in a shootout) in Toronto The lone MM Division Pittsburgh 5 7 .417 Detroit 41 18 519 12 U.S. victory prior to tonight came in 1998. 3-1 in W 1. PcL GB Wen Division Milwaukee 40 40 300 13 1/2 Detroit, in the last of the single-game sei ies Seattle 8 4 667 — W L Pel. Cleveland 2! 49 318 22 1/2 Jones was the 1998-99 Central Collegiate Hockey Anaheim 7 5 583 1 Arizona 9 3 750 Atlanta 27 53 338 26 1/2 Association Best Offensive Defenseman and this past Tesas 6 v 6 500 l.osAnpeles7 5 SB! Chicago 17 61 213 36 1/2 year was named to the 1999 Rensselaer/HSBC Holiday '(..Hand 4 8 333 4 San Diego 7 6 538 2 1/2 Vfl S IKRN ( ONFERF.NCE Hockey All-Tournament team He finished his colle- Saturday \ t;ames Colorado 6 6 500 3 Midwest Division giate career by scoring 12 points on five goals and N Y Yankees 7. Kansas Cilv 1 San Iranctsco 3 9 250 W L Pel GB seven assists in his 11 games Uosum 14. Oakland _ Saturday's Games x-Ulah 53 26 671 — [e«a, (.. Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 2. N Y Mcls 0 x-San Antonio 51 29 638 Anaheim J. ChKago While Sox 1 Milwaukee 6. Atlanta :• x-Minnesota49 11 613 4 1/2 Seattle 17. Toronto 6 sFtrorfv* fcH£ Chicago Cuhs 4. Floridi 2 Dallas 37 42 468 16 laftijij H.s 7. DcuoilO St [..in. at Colorado, ppd . snoss Houston 33 46 418 20 Halliinuie 0. Minnesota 4 Arizona 7. San Franciscn 4 Denver 33 47 411 20 1/2 Reds 5. Dodgers 3 Sunday's Games Monlrc.il at Philadelphia, ppd . rain Vancouver 21 58 263 32 lampa it.,) 7. DetiOtl6 Cincinnati 5. Los Angeles 4 P i. ili. Division LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Tucker and Ed Cleveland 2 leva. 1 San Diego 5 Houston 1 y-L A talkers 67 13 838 Taubensee homered and Steve Parris bounced back Seattle 1*). Toronto 7 Sunday's Games x-Portland 58 22 725 9 from two sub-par efforts with six strong innings as the Yankees S Kansas City 4 lasle < ...in. Not Included x Phornm 52 27 658 14 1/2 Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 yes- Boston * Oakland 4 Philadelphia 5. Montreal 4 x-Sacramento 44 16 550 terday. SOFTBALL^
Conlinued from page 9. On the next play. BG caught UA. gled. bottom half of that frame. Holly Services Offered runner Jamie Zwisler between first Libby Voshcll's second inning Frantz hit a lead off single and took The BG News runners advanced as far as second and second for an out but Kcrsten RBI fielder's choice cut the lead to base. Sewell scored lo tic the game 2-1. second on Angie Domschot's single. Classified SBX • SBX • SBX Friday Get your personalized graduation In the seventh inning Watson The Falcons took control in the A passed ball advanced both run- Ads BGSU tried to redeem itself at doubled to give the Zips a 7-6 lead. announcements at SBX within 24 hours third inning. Hitterdal reached on an ners. SBX • SBX • SBX home against the Akron Zips. They Sewell followed with a two run sin- error, stole second then scored on 372-6977 began the game well with six first gle. Bates' single. Renee Rosemeier Frantz scored on Hitterdal's sin- inning runs. The BG Ne*. «ill IKW l.no-in-1. jctrp< jdvrnnertKnit BG rallied in the bottom of the advanced Bates to second with a sin- gle. Bates reached first on a zip error ilui d i« ft ti unite or fwou-jp. diMr.rnmx.or, afjimi Angie Domschot began the game seventh but fell short. Hitterdal gle. j.n» indi>.du.il or group on ihr bun ot rate \*. t.ikx-. Personals with a double, but advanced to third as Hitterdal advanced to third. Hit- erred, rrlif ion ruiiorul oripn •dual oneiHaiion. di»> reached first on her second infield Zwinck took a base after being aibi.it>. stJim u a tfienin. or on the bi.i> ot *ny other on an Akron error. Hitlerdal fol- single but the next two batters struck hit by a pitch. With the bases loaded terdal scored on Rosemeier's single. legally protfitril uKut lowed with an infield single. Then it 2000-2001 out. An illegal pitch moved her to Rouhana walked to give BG the Zwinck singled to score Bates. The BG V-> menu the n|hi to decline, diuowinut BGSU DANCE TEAM was Colleen Bates' turn to hit. She or retiic -in. jdst-msemt-nt MHI. U those lound IO be second. lead. Rosemeier scored on Jen Dom- Informational meetings made the most of it with a home run Rouhana's double plated Rose- detjnu«i"> ljckuig m t**tu*l bat... niiilejding ot f
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1 F. subtsr. needed for summer bouse, Babysitter needed for 3 yr old child in my Kitchen help needed. Must be at least 18 Summer Camp Staff 1 subleaser needed May-Aug 00 Helluva washer/dryer, central AC, own room. Call BG home. M-F, noon to 5:30 Must be re- Call Tanglewood at 833-1725 Seasonal Positions Senior Question 119 Pad! 1 bedroom 224 1/2 Troup Ave 353- 'Can I use my Irat 352-5228 il interested. liable. Please call 353-0002. Lawn maintenance positions available. Group leaders for day camp ages 3-14 years. Full time, seasonal, various shifts 4933. brother as a reference?" 1-4 subleasers needed tor next school Babysitter needed at my Whitehouse Part and full time. Call Knickerbocker available. 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Earn up to $70 per day-you pick the hours 15th. Send resume or apply at the Senior Week & Beyond BG aro coming! 12 month teases starting May 19th. 2000: Call Ken Koperski-tnvemess Club- Nazareth Hall Catholic Club, 1601 Jefferson Avenue, April 24 - 27 2 subleasers needed ASAP. Own room 322 E. Court *4-1 Br.-1 person- Beyond BG April 27. 8-10pm in Price negotiable. Across from campus. 535-6519 Part time positions available for waitstaff Toledo, Ohio 43624. & Bartenfters for weddings 4 special $390. mcl. all util Anderson Arena Call 353-7258 EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Paper route sub needtd M,ty 30-June f 322 E Court #5-1Br -1 person- events. Excellent opportunity for anyone afternoons. 4 hrs-$40. Need dependable PRIZES. FREE FOOD AND FUN! Female rmle needed ASAP. 12 mo. Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- $420. incl. all util. looking to earn extra spending money. car & some paid day training needed be- Sponsors include SBX, BG News, lease, own room. $220/mo. Call 354- time hours, around your college and per- 453 S Prospect »C-1 Br -1 person- Student Alumni Association Great wages. Must be available on fore. Call 382-4636 1605. sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 $360 + Gas/elec. Watch the BG News for more details! weekends Please call 419-832-2900. Summertime work! Umpires needed1 hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Accounting Clerk Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367 8666 GRADUATION TICKETS NEEDED! time. Many college students work here. Umpiring youth Baseball League- Immediate opening for Perrysburg mlgr 2* bdrm. non-smoking, female oriented Worried about pregnancy?? Will pay cash, Call Rob 353-9399 Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- You pick hrs! Contact Tim Dunn, Full-time or possible part-time for two apt. Furnished, utilities included. Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential and Email. lrslane@hotmail com tomatic $ 25 per hour increase to $5.55 353-2918 evenings or Scott Siville people. A/R and A/P daily duties Send 353-5074, Kelly^ Caring 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. Graduation tickets to College of Arts & after 100 hours of service with the compa- 354-8149, for further info. Earn btwn letter of interest to PO Box 147, $15&$60/night. 2 bdrm. 1002 & 1004 Boone Ct. Unfurn.. Science 0930am Saturday Ceremony. ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- Perrysburg, OH 43552. Please call (419) 661-9857, willing to pay sembling and packaging of small parts. The BG News Is hiring Production 1 1/2 batons, air cond., wash/dry hook up. Now hiring for summer day delivery per- garage, (yard, quiet, non-smoking, no Great deal! Summer sublease, 1 BR. AC Apply in person between the hours of Artists for the 2000-2001 school year. 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at sonnel & day & evening prep. Apply You must know Quark & Photoshop for petsi 12jmo. lease, grad student/prof pre- walk-in closet, across from campus, nice, DiBenedettos, 1432 E. Wooster, 2-5. ferrevi Avail. 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Additional education and CALL 419-285-2016 Aug, own room. 1/2 block from campus. Stop by our office at 1045 N. Main Si Bar restaurant help needed. Must be at experience beneficial. Deadline 4/21/00. Summer babysitter needed for three chil- $192/mo + util. 353-6389, Alicia. for complete biting or Call 153-5800. least 21 Call Tanglewood at 833-1725. Application 419-354-9250. dren in our BG home, starting Mon., June 1 subleaser needed for summer. Own www.wcml.orR/~mrccn 12th-August 18th Mon-Fri. 8:15-500, bedroom, own bath, CHEAP! Call Lia @ Senior Farewells own transportation needed, please call 354-8408. Linda at 352-0116 and leave a message. 1,2,3 Bedroom Apts. From only The Technology Infrastructure Project ■ Building an Electronic Community $425 Senior Question #77 Privale Entrance "Do I need BUCKEYE Patio a moving company?" 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Bring a Friend ! considered, but for several reasons, In addition, what's in the tunnels www.homecityice.com was rejected in favor of the trenches now isn't well documented in some that will be dug beginning May 8. instances, leading to uncertainty about what would have had to be Not all of the buildings are served by removed to make room for the new tunnels, for example, and many of them infrastructure. are already full.The comprehensive rewiring of the campus requires that at When all factors were considered, WASTED? least two, four-inch conduits for glass it was determined that trenching and Com, ■■«»■■■ ron SXTIK:M::E». JOBS fiber and copper cabling be run to every installing new conduit pathways, rather building. 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