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DM gets groups together for first time last night
By Craig Gilford CAMPUS EDITOR The organizations taking pan in this year's Dance Marathon were all assembled as one last night at the first overall Dance Marathon meeting Over one hundred students gathered in 101 Olscamp HaU to prepare for the event to take place in March. The purpose of this meeting was to get the student body excited about what is one of the University's biggest events of the year. Mary BattiMurthaBG News "This is to get everyone excit- VOLUNTEER WORK: Vicky Shuler, a counselor for the Bowling Green Pregnancy Center, sits in their counseling room. ed for Dance Marathon, get everybody pumped," said Erica I.eroux, Public Relations com- mittee member for the event Among the night's events were INSIDE THE MIND OF A PREGNANCY speeches by committee mem- bers, a parent of one of the chil- dren being sponsored and a video provided by the Children's Miracle Network. The moralers revealed the first part of this year's line dance. It is the first time ever that any of the line dance has been shown before the actual day of the event. The Dance Marathon com- mittee was also working toward raising money for the Children's Eighth in a weekly feature Miracle Network, which is the COUNSELOR group that will receive the By Mary Beth Murttu believes in moving at her own she used to lead. So she quit. 'extending the Gospel message Shuler and husband Dwight money raised by the event ASSISTANT EDITOR pace - and taking (tod's advice. "Now what?" she asked her- of saving the unborn,' accord- had trouble getting pregnant. Pieces to the quilt which will Vicky Shuler is all aboul baby Shuler, 45, describes her rela- self, and God. That's when the ing to director Cheryl Magrum. They tried for three years. be sewn togedier for the day of steps. Even more so than she is tionship with God as "kind of I'regnancy Center came into die Shuler's work fits right into that When she began having the event were sold to those in about the pitter patter of tiny like a marriage." It affects every picture. goal. She knows what her prior- seizures, she realized that she attendance, along with hats and feet part of her life and every deci- "I didn't feel I was supposed ities are, according to marketing was pregnant. The seizures the the 2001 Dance Marathon As a counselor at the Bowling sion she makes. to (work there] until a year ago," intern Carol Longer. were due to hormone problems video. These will all be offered Green Pregnancy Center, she "Mostly why I do things is she said. "Sometimes people "God's the first part, family's related to the pregnancy, she from now until the day of Dance encourages the women who because the Lord directs me to," think older women don't have second; third, I would assume, said, and she just trusted in God Marathon. come in unexpectedly pregnant she said. "It's a love relationship. much to offer. But I try to help is this. She feels caUed to be to get her through okay. And it All of this went toward getting to look at .ill their options. She That's why I do this; I feel God's these girls feel like they're not here." worked. the University excited for what said she gives them all the facts love." alone. I feel there's a need. I can't As a mother of three - Tim, Then Tim was bom, and he will take place in less than five about abortion - which do She had been working for think of anything more practical who's 13, Amy, 11 and Ben, 8 - had trouble breathing. Again, months. include very graphic descrip- years as head of a fundraising to the abortion issue than the she knows the trials of raising Shuler said, she put her trust in According to Brant Pumpa, tions of the procedure. committee for her children's center." children. She advocates it any- God and he made it through, Dance Group Representative for She cautions them to move in school — Bowling Green Her coworkers there seem to way. too, he now runs for his school's Phi Kappa Tau, the Dance baby steps, examining their Christian Academy - when she agree. To begin with, (though her cross country team. Marathon committee was suc- lives, their beliefs and their situ- felt a tug, so to speak. She said The Bowling Green twin sister was "incredibly fer- cessful in getting this goal ations before making decisions. she felt called away from that Pregnancy Center, 143 E. tile," and fortunate to have chil- COUNSELOR, PAGE 2 And in her personal life, she and from the women's retreats Wooster St., is dedicated to dren without trying, she said) MARATHON, PAGE 2 Dining Services offers IN THE HOT SEAT reward to catch thieves
By Steianie Suemore MANAGING EDITOR For the first time, University Dining Services is offering rewards for information leading to the arrest and convictions of people responsible for acts of vandalism and theft. "We want students to realize that this type of activity will not be accepted at this University and whomever is responsible needs to be punished," said Nancy Joseph, associate director of Dining Services. University Dining Services will be offering two $300 rewards for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons repsonsi- ble for two seperate incidents. The first incident happened Brian Engtkiun BG News on Sept 1,2000. Four black metal chairs and CHILLIN' IN THE HOT TUB: Members of Men's Chorus put in their time at the Hot Tub-A-Thon, which an artificial tree valued at runs until 2 p.m. Friday. The 50 hour 'thon' benefits Men's Chorus programs. around $1,300 were stolen from Sarah Layne BG News MISSING FURNITURE: Dining Services is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for theft. REWARD. PAGE 2 I "t 2 Friday, November 3,2000 BG NEWS Dining Services LA decides: monitor police abuses By Greg Risling opposed to this consent decree crimes. Four former Rampart ifications for the proposed mon- • ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER because it undermines a core officers are on trial for allegedly itor but said that person would offers rewards LOS ANGELES — The City belief of mine: That local govern- conspiring to frame innocent need the approval of a federal Council agreed Thursday to have ment must be accountable to its people. judge. REWARD, FROM PAGE 1 incidents are related or if they an independent monitor super- people, not to a distant bureau- The Justice Department, Under the terms of the 114-' vise the beleaguered police involve students. cracy," said Riordan. meanwhile, has accused the page consent decree, the inde-1 Kreischer Sundial Food Court. "Right now we are hoping this department for five years and to He said, however, the move LAPD of engaging in a pattern of pendent monitor will be hired by Witnesses reported seeing five money will aid as a tool in help- adopt related reforms to elimi- probably is the best solution to civil rights violations dating to unknown men loading the ing us find out who is responsi- nate brutality, racial profiling take the city beyond the worst next March, given access to well before the Rampart scandal LAPD documents and personnel' stolen items onto a dark-colored ble," he said. and other abuses. police corruption scandal in its and of ignoring previous reform pickup truck. Joseph said if students are and charged with publishing a The agreement was reached history. efforts. Dick Gullufsen, police infor- involved they are only hurting on Tuesday after weeks of nego- More than 100 convictions "This consent decree provides quarterly report on the depart- mation officer, encourages peo- themselves. tiations among city and federal have been thrown out and 20 significant improvements in the ment's progress. ple to come forward. "These things cost money to officials and under the threat of a officers have left active duty as a Officials have said the decree "The University Dining management tools for ensuring replace and students pay tuition federal civil rights suit by the result of the scandal in which could cost as much as $40 mil- Services is being victimized and here so basically this affects all lustier Department. anti-gang officers in the city's respectful and effective polic- anyone with information needs students," she said. "I do not A federal judge and Mayor poor, largely minority Rampart ing," said Assistant Attorney lion the first year and $30 million to help put a stop to this activi- know why anyone would do this Richard Riordan still must section are said to have shot, General Bill Lann Lee, who over- to $50 million the following ty," he said. "We are hoping the but if anyone has any informa- approve it. The mayor has said beat and planted evidence on sees the Justice Department Civil years. Riordan has asked the fed- money will persuade someone tion it is in their best interest to he will, reluctantly. innocent people, then lied in Rights Division. eral government for a one-time, who has information to bring it come forward right away." "I am philosophically court to help convict them of Lee would not detail the qual- $30 million contribution. to our attention." loseph said students need to The second incident treat the dining halls for what University Dining Services is they are, "their home away from offering a reward for happened home." Dance on Oct. 8,2000 when Founders "The residence halls and din- Dining Hall was vandalized. ing services are a students home Answering to 'higher power' Marathon holds The vandals gained entry into for the year and they should the dining area by climbing treat it as if it were their own COUNSELOR, FROM PAGE 1 country, too. people, not beat them over the down through the open ceiling house," she said. "They would Shuler says that her prayer or head with it. first meeting where they proceeded to knock not appreciate someone com- Two more years went by talking withGod.assheputsit.is She doesn't want to beat any- over tables and throw trash on ing into their house and stealing before they were able to con- a lifestyle. one over the head with her spiri- MARATHON, FROM PAGE 1 the floor. The vandals also or destroying something." ceive Amy. When Amy was just "I just live there," she said. "It's tual side. She just wants to help accessed the serving area caus- Gullufsen said part of offering four, she came down with the comfortable. I don't want to her clients at the center take accomplished. ing substantial damage. a monetary reward is sending a chicken pox and a near-fatal scare people - it's not this mysti- baby steps - just like she did and "Absolutely, it brings every- Gullufsen said these rewards message. cal thing. It's not something I still does - to find out what they one together and gets pepole case of toxic shock syndrome at attained, a spiritual plane. God are part of a University commu- "Dining services is sending a the same time. Shuler got down need to do, and maybe even dis- who have never been involved nity effort. message that they are serious just gave it." to know what it's all about," he on her knees and prayed that it She continued, saying that it's cover a bit of what God's got said. "The video and line dance "We are hoping to solicit stu- about these lands of activities," was not Amy's time to leave yet. planned. dents and the rest of the he said. okay not to know everything. We all boosts the spirits a little." It wasn't. With more prayer, Shulers taking baby steps — University community in help- Anyone with any information don't have to have all the Those in attendance were ing us find the people responsi- about these crimes should call Shuler said, Amy slowly got bet- answers. But, she said, people to perhaps hear some in the looking forward to getting ble for these acts of theft and Campus Crime Connection at ter - and now she runs cross need to use their religion ro help future. Dance Marathon started. vandalism," he said. 372-6000 or the Bowling Green "I'm actually looking forward Gullufsen said the police City Police Crime Stoppers at loarororoctm* to Dance Marathon a lot," department is not sure if the 352-0077. I i'ii nix said. Sarah Nelson agreed saying, "yeah (I'm excited), just because everbody's enthusias- communication, it's our goal. did you kno w tic about it and everyone is so English language that don't I 0 excited." help us achieve it by letting us know what The night ended with a you think. roomfull of dancers. DGRs and www.bgnews.com moralers chanting. "Do it for rhyme with any other mi!!'] B,0^u°ster the kids." video's revenue Meet the Candidates" - Before You Vote A FVRRV FVH comes from FILLED FACT... A CAT MAS 32 www.woodtodemotrats.orq overdue fees. MUSCLES IN EACH EAR/.'.' Paid for by the Wood County Democratic Party-Allen R. Baldwin, Chair POB 707 Bowling Green, OH 43402-0707 SPECIAL DISPLAY PERSONALS Show your friends, roommates & classmates how special they are! Wish them Good Luck, Congratulations or surprise someone on their Birthday! Great job in St. Louis! a 1x3 = $15.00 n
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Be a woman. about my friend, they'll find out 62 Ruckus 27 Gallery display web page located at The same guy I fought with has about 11-016/11 find out about it SEXIEST MALE? 63 Sawtxx* 30 Fiegy Written in mvn.bgnews.com APRIL 64 Flowed a Country ELLIOTT told me time and time again that from me. I'll tell you to your face. 05 Puppy bark Churchyard' pod I'm brutally honest. And the point? In this community of pre-20 31 Farm wagon DOWN 32 Eariy car TiaKer The Truth Lady What's wrong with that? If we take something's and 20 something's it 1 Push upward 33 Bullets lor shon 46 Annual molts 52 Young adua the brutally off the front of that, we seems that we are very far away 2 Utter boredom 34 Higrrway .18 Arabia 54 Scotia 3 Circumvents 49 Where tie VKJor 56 luck's have left the key to getting along from junior high. Do we all 38 Ear Grey ana Wine, nakedness, quality time 4 Identify hyson comes out partner? Ah, the forever illusive honesty. remember what we were like in incorrectly 39 Part of DVD 50 Jau style 57 Soli craft with Cutie-pie yesterday (class- 58 Classroom There is nothing wrong with being junior high? It probably wasn't 5 Makeup marketer 41 Slugger sstat 51 Model talk quality time), my favorite 6 Clay tash one's 42 Become cheerful Macoherso'i lavonto pretty, and we probably weren't afghan, Bob Dylan and candle- honest. Honesty never hurt because it's the truth. Sure it might then who we are now. Do we have light. What more could a girl want? any need in the world to go back What more could 1 want at 3:15 on sting a bit in the beginning, but that goes away once we realize that there? OHIO WEATHER a Thursday morning? Friday, November 3 Please, I beg of you, let us no How about a man, some self it was honesty. Honesty is a scary thing to most longer be junior high. Let us not be AccuWeather" forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures respect, some self worth, a little people. Why? Because, honesty gossipers. Are we not better than less stress and a lot less junior high. stems from conversation, and that? Yeah, that would be good. Because conversation is at the heart of Besides, we need to remember whiie all the nakedness and Dylan most of our insecurities. that there is a nine and place for all and stuff is great, it all seems tar- Friendships are made and forgot- that gossip we seem to not be able nished after a day filled with idel ten with conversation. With all this to control. chit-chat about nothing in partic- ular, well, ok, about a tew people in honesty that is conversation, we We're all the same in some fun- particular. are dealing with that ugly word damental innate way, does in not that is gossip. Gossip is perhaps hurt when people are gossiping PEOPLE MAGAZINE HAS ONCE God, we arc so junior high. Why AGAIN NAMED BRAD Pin AS are we so junior high? the real murderer of friendship. about you? ITS SEXIEST MAN OF THE In the middle of my junior year I'm a talker. But with all that talk- Junior high was so long ago, YEAR. IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT in college 1 am living the life. I am ing, my parents were always quick please, let us leave the lunch table having fun Yet in all of this, junior to tell me that if I think it, I should and locker room talk behind. Deep BEING MARRIED TO JENNIFER high still haunts me. 1 remember say it, and if I say it, I should say It in the past where it forever ANISTON HAS MADE PITT junior high, I pretty much hated to who I'm thinidng it of. And if I belongs. EVEN MORE SEXY. THE FACT junior high. can't say it to that person's face? Right now two seperate facets of THAT HITCHED APPARENTLY my life are putting me in the mid- Why are we such little boys and Well, I shouldn't say it at all. DRIVES WOMEN EVEN MORE People are so unhonest these dle of two people who can't get girls? Why arc we so backstabbing CRAZY. WELL I DONT KNOW days. We are much quicker to go along. Yet they don't talk to each and immature? ABOUT YOU BUT... • At tliis point in my life gossip is behind backs and say things other. So every ounce of frustra- f Portsmouth [72 /45 ] because we lack the guts to do it to tion is vented at me. £&&) KY. foming from everywhere. I got C 2000 AccuWeather, Inc into a fight over gossip/talking bad faces. In the end the gossiper Is Oh, but I forgot, I'm still the one more hurt than anyone else is. talking s@#%. WORD OF THE DAY behind backs with one of my 1 favorilc people at Ziggy's Tuesday They are the ones more left out in People somehow have this idea QUIDNUNC
www.bgnews.com/opinion CHURCH OFFICIALS DELAY NUN'S AWARD BOSTON (AP) A nun who was fired from a Jesuit center for helping perform baptism rites reserved for priests won't receive the center's highest honor this year. Sister Jeannette Normandin was to receive the annual Imago Deo "in the image of God" award from Boston's Jesuit Urban Center in Nov. 17 ceremony. ()PM0N U-WIRE EDITORIAL Get out and vote on Tuesday BOWLING GREEN. Ky. vote for anything meaningful. We YOU DECIDE matter. What difference is one cation system we will have - Answer: you are -- if you vote. On Nov. 7, don'l bother lo vole. vote going to make in a presiden- doubly important at a public uni- do — and our predecessors Do you think about voting? No matter how much money Get up. hang around, eat some fought hard for it — but most of tial race, after all? As much as versity. On the local level, the special interests dump into cam- Let us know what you think pizza, drink some beer and go to us can't be bothered to get out of every other vote. people elected to city commis- paigns, no candidate will win if at [email protected]. sleep. bed and pull a lever. And it's not just about the sion will determine what kind of enough people vote against Then shut up for the next four Of course, lots of people say edu presidency; there are a dozen town we live in. them. Anti-government conspir- years. there's nothing meaningful to other offices up for grabs, from But some still reject voting acy theories are nothing more Don't like the second part? because they don't like the gov- vote for. All the candidates are the U.$. Congress down to city than acknowledgements of polit- Then vote. But don't try doing the same, aren't they? Except for commission. In those smaller ernment. one without the other. The government is full of evil ical apathy. the 448 minor candidates who decisions was supposed to be races, every vote really does mat- It's a long-standing truism that Western is even giving stu- don't have a chance anyway. easy. It's a tremendous responsi- ter. Local races are sometimes conspirators, the government is in a republic, the government dents the day off. just so you ran That's an old excuse for being bility to make choices on public decided by one vote. out to get us, the government is has no more power than the peo- find your polling place But many too lazy to find out candidates' policy, and the minor irritation of And don't say that politics corrupt. All this begs the ques- of you won't, of course. positions or being so ignorant of staying well-informed is a small have no impact on college stu- tion: who is the government? ple give it. That statement's It's sad. really. current events that the parties' price to pay for that privilege. dents' lives, either. Who are these dark, sinister fig- unspoken qualification is that More than half of the world's positions arc unintelligible. The most common argument Who fills the national offices ures that pull the strings on our only people who vote get to wield population doesn't get a day to Nobody said making political against voting is that it doesn't will determine what kind of edu- lives? that power. LETTERS TO HIE EDITOR PEOPLE Bitter ads make ON THE STREET walking our streets. ety and should take advantage of Judges* actions I, for one. hope the people of our right to choose how and by campaigning a Wood county will remember, as I whom we will be governed. Also, How is your first have, actions like this that Incum- there's the presidential mandate. semester going? speak louder bents have taken while in office If a candidate is elected by a wide and cast their votes to candidates margin, as Ronald Reagan was in mockery than words that are more interested in the 1984, the voters' presidential safety of the public. mandate will be to carry out their For months now we have all platform. In this election the AT ISSUE What does mudslinging really accom- seen the advertisements and KM EM mandate will not be as strong. If plish? campaign slogans for the candi- kelrocfepbgnet bgsu edu either candidate is elected by a dates running for Wood county narrow margin, some people like When Lyndon Johnson was offices. Voters' choices the platform and others don't: the running against Barry Goldwatcr DAVID In light of an upcoming elec- new president will have to be he ran an attack add called ST0RIE tion such as this, we seem to for- careful in making his policy "Daisy Girl." It was considered Opinion columnist get what actions incumbents will represent choices. Also, the president isn't the most negative political ad have taken while in office. the only one on the ballot. You RACHEL OH ever run and was only aired once. I have been especially alarmed can vote on control of the Senate, at the campaign race between the state House, state and local issues and FRESHMAN The ad suggested that Goldwater potentially libelous ads taken out incumbent Reeve Kelsey and Phil candidates as well UNDECIDED would lead the nation to nuclear Donibey for Wood County Who's going to win the presi- Do yourself and your country a war. by an anonymous group set to Common Pleas Judge. lean dential election? National polls favor and vote Nov. 7. The elec- "Great! 1 love college Funny thing. Bush is running destroy Alice Resnick. If you vividly remember that Judge show George W Bush slightly tion is especially important in an add which uses the same somehow missed these ads. do Kelsey ruled to release a Wood ahead of Al Gore by about 5 per- Ohio: regardless of what you life!" imagery and similar fears to tear not watch them on a full stom- County man who had brutally cent. But it's not the national vote expect the outcome to be, your after Gore. It accuses Gore of sell- ach. They accuse Resnick of murdered his own son with a that matters — the electoral vote matters. ing out to "Red Chinese." So everything short of treason, and I hammer and assaulted his wife votes decide. That race is everr much for the end of the red might have missed the one and daughter. The story made tighter. So why should you vote? Kevin King scares, I guess. where they da the front page of both the When votes are cast in Ohio, kking@bgnet bgsu edu At least the Resnick ads made Sentinel-Tribune and The Toledo they're selecting an elector who The Goldwater and Johnson my choice easier. Even if did not Blade on June 8, 2000. represents the state and casts a campaigns were ruthless, dirty This man was released from a vote for the president. and disturbing. Basically the ads vote to the left most of the time, mental institution after only six There are 538 electoral votes, were so nasty because the choice these could have made me. At years of hospitalization, while on and a candidate needs a major- SUBMISSION POLICY between Johnson and Goldwater least when I learned some of the anti-depressant medication, ity (270 votes) to win. Ohio has details of the ads. The BG News gladly prints Letters is like the choice between arsenic without supervision. 21 electoral votes, and all of FAYE SCHULER If the issues were pan of the to the Editor and Guest Columns. and strychnine. Doctors had said at the time them will go to the winner of FRESHMAN ads. or facts were at the center, Letters should be less than 300 Anyone care to guess why that they could not predict what the state's popular vote. The then 1 could tolerate the cam- race is still tight in Ohio — some words and Guest Columns can be UNDECIDED these adds have been so inflam- might happen if the man matory? Is it because the two paigns. Unfortunately what I stopped taking his medication. show Bush ahead, but others 500 to 700 words. Name, phone still call it a toss-up. If you're a "Great! I have met a main candidates are so over have seen has less to do with who Is this what the citizens of number and address should be registered voter in Ohio, it's included for verification. All sub- lot of awesome peo- qualified that we need these is the better choice and every- Wood County want? Do we want important to vote — 21 elec- thing to do with destroying the judges who will release criminals missions may be edited fa length. ple!" attack ads? toral votes are enough to swing image of another human being. back on the streets to possibly Personal attacks will not be print- What negative campaigning the election any way. The It is shameful and disturbing to commit the same crimes again? I ed. Send submissions to 210 West does is simple, — it does not get Reuters poll shows Bush with see what democracy has become. am tired of seeing elected officials an expected 217 electoral votes, Hall or [email protected] votes for the maker, it takes ads ignore the desires of the public. Gore with 215 with subject line "letter to the edi- from the other If you hate one It is reduced to the level of a high We do not like to see criminals We live in a democratic soci- tor" or "guest column.'' passionately you are more likely school student body election to vote for the one you only where it is not ability but popu- detest. It is the art of creating a larity that decides the winner. VBGNEWS WITCH PROJECT Z: lesser of two evils. That is fine on student council, CMTCOK) OF SHMttloS but not for one of the most pow- ?/ nW Uo-PAfte ECONOMIC KRISTY BIODGETT The issues rarely, if ever, are f~ (i cmT WAIT TO GET TO iif) R£f"7 prtoesoALs! WHOTORe UP *Y mentioned in attack adds. That erful nations in history. U**CST! tor DO i uKET*ttsMj,i>> \ ECONOMIC PROPOSALS'.?.'; FRESHMAN keeps voters from wasting In most elections there's a NURSING thought and effort on deciding point when pundits talk of the who is really qualified. Who is gloves coming off. This year the "Awesome! College life best suited to lead is something knives have come out. is so much fun!" that if more people thought The candidates have the right about Dr. Jack Kevorkian might to conduct the election as they get a sudden upswing in busi- see fit. However, I have the right ness. to vo|e how I see fit. The mud- Both presidential candidates slinging did work on me. because are running ruthless and defama- Tuesday I am not going to give tory scare adds this year. My TV is my vote to either of those ass- no longer a source of entertain- holes. A third party sounds ment, it has become, instead, this much less wasteful every time I hate-oozing, venom-dripping listen to these two morons tear box I fear to turn on lest 1 hear each other apart. JUSTIN PAGNARO one more word about the evils of Of course I could always find a M nice little shack in the woods, FRESHMAN the candidates. somewhere to wait until this Is all MARKETING This election is being run with less decorum and civility than if it better. I am about one more "College would be had been left in the capable jaws election like this away from being even better without of a starving pitbull. The mud- a hermit. the classes." slinging is not limited to the national scene. We fortunate David Storie can be reached at Ohioans bear witness to a set of [email protected].
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Nevada has highest smoking rates www.bgnews.com ATLANTA (AP) — Nevada, home to Sin City and its 24- hour, smoke-friendly bars and casinos, has knocked Kentucky out of the top spot on the government's list of states with the highest smoking rates. Nearly a third of Nevada residents smoke, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Thursday. NATION Booming economy forces teachers to strike By Michael Rubinkam The common denominator in tract in early October. ASSOCIimO PRESS WRITER all of the strife is that school With the economy booming all PHILADELPHIA — Second- boards, under intense political around them, teachers are year teacher Bruce Haskin calls pressure to improve poorly per- demanding bigger raises, noting morale at his middle school "real- forming schools, are seeking their salaries typically lag behind ly, really low." Teachers buy their sweeping changes such as longer those of other professions. A sur- own supplies, students fight regu- work days, merit pay and reduced vey by the American Federation of larly and there aren't enough text- emphasis on seniority. Teachers found teachers nation- books to go around. In some big cities, New York wide made an average of $40,574 "They talk about accountabili- and Philadelphia among them, in 1998-99. ty, but you have to wear all these business executives have been "Times are good and they want hats: teacher, social worker, par- brought in to lead the school sys- some of it," said Terry Moc, a ent, brother," said Haskin, 50, a tems and are trying to achieve former paralegal who spent corporate-style efficiency. Stanford University expert on $36,000 to get his master's degree Teachers, meanwhile, feel teachers unions. "The basic prob- in education. increasingly put-upon, and com- lem is they run up against hard Haskin and thousands of other plain that they arc being blamed budget constraints and this is a teachers in the Philadelphia for students' failure to learn. matter of real frustration for school system went on strike over "That's wearing thin with them." the weekend before their union teachers, and there's a certain Many urban school systems reached a tentative contract amount of rebellion," said claim to be strapped for cash, agreement early Monday. School Edward Doherty, president of the even though most states are flush systems in New York Los Angeles, 6,000-member Boston teachers with money. Philadelphia's school Associated Press Photo Boston and Buffalo, N.Y., have union, which nearly went on system, for example, faces an $80 URBAN TEACHERS: The curtent booming economy has forced some teachers to strike around the coun- also faced labor unrest this year. strike before agreeing to a con- million deficit. try.
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Sweet Lord, I Love the Ladies ROBERT SZORADY, ESQ. NOWWriter/Dreamy I don't really think I noticed this semester until a few days ago. Spending my first eight weeks surviving on nothing but cough syrup and that witches' brew known as Tequiza, coming back from Fall Break was a wel- come refreshment it was as if 1 returned from the summer. Returning to the refreshingly unstable town of Bowling Green, THE NEW 128-BIT GAMING CONSOLE. Ohio, for what is my fourth semester (somehow, I believe 1 PLAYSTATION 2, WAS RELEASED TO technically remain a sopho- more), I am astonished by many ANTICIPATORY GAMERS TUESDAY things around me. Questions like "Where's that big guy who pedals water bottles around on his bike?" and "Why does my room- mate now listen to Foghat and own a chinchilla"? come to mind. Sony's new gaming system, the Playstation 2, was released Oct 26, but for This, I think, is normal. many people, getting one wasnt exactly For those not residing in town easy. over break, the return back can Sony originally planned to ship out 1 be rather jolting. The ratio of million units for the launch date but, cit- actual meals vs. ramen noodles ing hardware shortages, cut the shipment eaten can either skyrocket or in half, leaving only 500,00 available. plummet. Having to learn to use While this is still the largest system our legs again can be rough. But launch of all time, most of the systems I believe I am speaking of anoth- sold out by noon nationwide. er trend, one that I know 45% of Because of the shortages, systems were the campus population has expected to be hard to find on the release noticed along with me. Well, date. Many of them were also already accounting for men who prefer called for, as many retailers have been sexual intercourse with other offering them via money down reserva- men, let me say at least 35%. tions for months. Because of the short- I am speaking of the shocking age, many die-hard gaming fans resorted increase of drop-dead beautiful to camping outside retail stores, hoping women on campus. When exact- UPCOMING GAMES they would get a system. FOR PLAYSTATION 2 ly did this happen? "A line started at 8 p.m. and by the Hoping that no-one finds this offensive, I offer completely morning over 100 people were camping NOVEMBER 2000 out," said Dirk Siggler a sales representa- Disney's Donald Duck unscientific evidence that many tive at Best Buy in Toledo. Siggler said other men of my make-up have Coin' Quackers they received over 100 units, but they Fl Racing Championship noticed this too. I don't want to F1FA2001MLS sound like a misogynist, but lesus were all gone by 10:15a.m., 15 minutes 24 in the line and they only had 24, so I after they opened. According to Siggler, got the last one," he said. Even though he Gradius III and IV friggin' Cripes! 1 haven't seen Best Buy will be getting more Playstation was in line over night, he doesn't regret it, Nascat 2001 this much head-turning going on 2s soon, but they will be available on a "It was incredibly worth it. The graphics NFL GameDay 2001 in a public place since Cedar first come, first serve basis. He expects Circut City, Target and Meijer. are incredible and the games are great" Rayman 2: Revolution Point's ill-fated 19% publicity Real Pool that each of them will be bought the sec- Like other stores, DiNardo said that The Playstation 2s graphic capability is stunt No Pants Day. Silpheed: The Lost Planet ond they come in. they have no shortages of games for sale. more than twice as powerful as the first 1 now officially have crushes on Sky Odyssey Other stores have been reserving the There is, however, a shortage of some Playstation, which is the best-selling Super Bust-a-Move that one girl 1 see all the time at system for months and many of their accessories for the system, including video game system of all time. The new the G.T., that one girl in Theme Park Rollercoaster Astronomy, that one girl who incoming systems will be devoted to memory cards. system runs on a 128-bit "emotion" Top Gear DareOevil these reserves and will not be available Some consumers who won't wait for engine that is able to produce lifelike World Destruction works in Instructional Media for the general public, losh DiNardo, retail outlets to get more systems have graphics. League- Thundertanks Services in Olscamp Hall, that girl Keyholder at Babbage's in Franklin Park turned to the internet. Auction sites, such The system also is the first home gam- at the library, that one girl down Mall in Ohio said they began taking as eBay have people selling the system for ing console that can play DVD videos as DECEMBER 2000 the hall, that one red-headed girl, reserves for the system as early as over $1,000. Online sales are expected to well as video games. Something that Army Men Air Attack 2 that girl at the BG News, the girl Schmidt said is great, "I'm definitely Army Men Sarge's who works at the Dairy Mart, and December of last year. He said that while increase come the holidays, as the system is expected to be very hard to find come going to buy some DVDs now." Heroes 2 they still have over 100 systems on Carrier Morphed about a thousand other females Sony plans to have many more unites who walk on campus between reserve, they expect to have all of them the holiday shopping season. Bundle Fl Championship filled by the end of the month. packs with games and an extra controller available for the holiday season, with Season 2000 classes, seemingly in the dark plans to ship 100,000 units a week. By the about how gorgeous they all are. For people who want the systems now, have been selling for over $1,200. MDK2: Armageddon he suggests going to other stores, "1 usu- One person that was able to get his end of the year, they expect to have over NBA Live 2001 But, to be a bad writer and try 1.3 million units shipped. Also included to make a completely new point ally send them to Sears, because they're hands on a Playstation 2 was Ion Oni Schmidt, ajunior computer art major. He for the future of the system are attachable Star Wars: Starfighter here, the worst thing about com- offering them on a first-come first-serve basis." Other stores that retailers suggest and a friend got in line at WaJ-mart hard-drives and tools for internet access, Warriors ot Might and ing back after a longer break is allowing for online play. Magic the possibility that an unspoken going to in order to avoid a reserve list is 11p.m. Wednesday. "We got spots 23 and crush of yours could have moved or graduated. A beautiful brunette woman I ran into (once literally) and whose name I do not know despite the fact that I've seen her around for three years is now nowhere to be found. Think I'm pathetic? Welcome to the male gender. She cannot be found in my con- STORY BY JAMES ELDRED « PHOTOS BY MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE stant combing of campus, even BG NEWS STAFF on the creepy top floors of the Psychology building. Odamn'd fate! O cursed mechanics of scheduling and registration! I find myself visually ogling women for an alarming amount Local photo show focuses on modern conflicts of time. Over the summer some of us arc herded to internships in ByJeffMcGirmis contrast between the natural Carol McCune, head of Visual offices where the workers have • OW WRITER world and the man-made one. Art In Public Places, the organi- reached that most puzzling of According to a news release, zation which is sponsoring the adult revelations: at your job, A Meijer parking lot's exit "Each print testifies undeniably exhibit, said that this form of nobody cares what you look like lanes. A bar destroyed by fire. to the extent to which modem photography allows Gamber a The rest of us go back home and Country homes and roads. man and the built environment unique vision. hang out with the same mem- have become out-of-synch with "Matthew uses last century's bers of the opposite sex that we These things are not typically thought of as the subject of an the natural environment" technology to document the have known since we were three. dawn of a new millennium," The compulsion to look good art exhibit. But they, among oth- None of these modem images ers, are the subjects of pictures were captured with modem McCune said. around those we went to high McCune said her program is school with notwithstanding, life shown as part of Matthew equipment, however. They were Gambcr's "One Acre of String" a all taken with an antique view proud to provide Gamber with at home quickly degenerates into support smocks and jeans on work days, photography exhibition now camera on a wooden tripod. ONE ACRE OF STRING: One of Matthew Camber's photos ocur- showing at the Java Supreme "There is nothing electronic or "He's a great artist," McCune and pajamas on off days. said. "Before the program, rently on display at Java Supreme Coffee House. Nobody takes a person in an El Coffee House and Gallery on automatic to the camera, no East Court Street flash and no winder," said Matthew didn't even have the Taco Loco vest seriously. money to have his film packed house, as well as numer- local artists in the future. So, women, next time you see a The exhibition began on Oct Camber, a BGSU senior and BFA processed." ous positive comments in the person swearing and shaking 27 and will continue until Dec candidate. "Created invariably "I am very gratified to be able Thus far, McCune said that exhibit's guestbook. from the nervousness of being 10. by direct contact to the paper, to give young artists like around 10,000 ladies, please Camber's photographs are these prints allow maximum public response to the exhibit McCune said that Visual Art In empathize and pity him He's black and .white pictures of local retention of line clarity and a- has been excellent, with opening Public Places hopes to sponsor Matthew a push, to let their work what we call a "man." landscapes, highlighting the seamless scale of greys." night of the exhibit drawing a and showcase more exhibits of be seen," McCune said. BG NEWS NOW ENTERTAINMENT Friday, November 3,2000 7 New U2 release M That; PJ Harvey s latest tells 'Stories from the City, and from the Sea Lifehouse is Creed-lite, evil
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ALL THAT YOU CANT LEAVE NO NAME FACE STORIES FROM THE CITY, BEHIND STORIES FROM THE SEA A D+ Intascope Dreamwwks B+ Island Entertainment Weekly gave Man oh man, if there is one this CD an "A." Rolling Stone thing I need more of is bands When listening to PJ Harvey's went so far as to call this CD U2's that sound like Creed. Those music I invariably think of water. third masterpiece. Believe all the ■ derivative power chords. Those hype, the CD is that good. then there is plenty here for you faux inspirational lyrics. Those lifehouse is assembling music The woman's voice flows and cially on the Parti Smithesque About the only thing U2 left too. "Stuck in a Moment You growling "If I sing a wee bit deep- about as shocking and original ebbs with both the stillness of a "The Whores Hustle and the behind was all the electronica Cant Get Out Of' has the feel of er I'll sound just like Eddie as stumbling upon Dom DeLuise rain puddle and the fierceness of Hustlers Whore" and "You Said flirtation from albums like Pop ataShoneysBuffet. being just one big fun jam ses- Vedder" vocals. Sweet sassy a storm. On Stories from the City, Something" (The Erst time I and Zooropa. The band is back to sion. It also seems to have the molassy, those are the things that Their press materials boast Stories from the Sea, her sixth heard it I thought, "This is Melissa stripped down rock songs and slightest feeling of an old Rolling dreams are made of. that Lifehouse has toured with album, we are treated to a torrent Etheridge singing.'). plain old fashioned good song- Stones tunes. Mick could have Pearl lam, and it is apparent that writing. About the only electron- So thank God for Lifehouse. of good songs. easily have sung this, but it would Because I can't get enough of this they havent learned much from Other good tracks include ics to be found are from Larry their idols. Where Pearl lam Harvey's prior release, 1998's Is not have been as good as it is wonderful Duff. "Horses," coincidentally the title Mullen and The Edge's amps, tends to be invigorating and This Desire? earned her critical along with a little synthesizer. here. of a Parti Smith record and the Bono is still one of the coolest Actually 1 can and I have, and musically adept, Lifehouse is and commercial success. In addi- Bono and company can still sloppy and stodgy, like an ink exceptionally catchy "A Place rockers out there. Even with all frankly, Ufehouse's debut No tion in the mid-90's she scored a crank out quality material, some- Name Face is Creed-lite-souped- smeared copy of a copy of a copy Called Home." Radiohead front- the stylistic changes the band has radio hit with the whispery thing sadly missing in this era of up arena rock in search of an of a copy. bubblegum pop. "Down By the Water" from To man Thorn Yorke duets with her gone through over the years, his arena One of the most breathtaking delivery is always consistent. Not If you are anything like me, Bring You my Love, which was on "The Mess We're In" and you should be, Ato Name efforts is "Peace on Earth." It all only does he shine on "Beautiful From the lyrically impaired made into a video for MTV For those unfamiliar with P) comes together here. The lyrics opening track "Hanging By A Face is the kind of record you put Day" and "Peace on Earth," but on only to find midway through Stories from the City, Stories Harvey try Is This Desire?. are very emotional and follow in "When I Look at the World" is as Moment," in which frontman the tradition of songs like you've been distracted by Ken from the Sea treats the listener to equally strong. lason Wade is "starving for truth," If you are already a fan, howev- "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and Wahl in The Taking of Beverly Brian Eno was one of the pro- to the lumpy, self-pitying "Sick a much more refined Harvey. er, this album won't disappoint. "New Years Day." It may not have Cycle Carousel" where he gets Hills and reruns of Jag on the ducers on this album. Not only Influences of other prominent as much sonic boom as its prede- mopey and claims that his face USA network. ■GeoffWalbroehl does he do a great job, but he female singers are present, espe- cessors, but it's fantastic anyway. just isn't pretty enough, ■Erik Pepple By now most people have contributes some of his musical heard'Beautiful Day" either by talent too. On "Grace." Eno con- the videos heavy play on MTV tributes some synthesizer work and VH1, or through radio. It is a that adds a dreamy feeling to the fitting choice for a first single. The Run far far away from 'Blair Witch 2' track. band does seem to reach back All of those fans who were dis- into their Achtung Baby era appointed with Pop should be By Erin Carver "Book of Shadows" is a standard, guide, Jeff, who also makes a The movie would have benefit- sound, but it's still new and fresh. HOW WSIHR more than happy with this new run-of-the-mill horror flick. It killing selling Blair Witch prod- ted had the filmmakers started For a high voltage rocker, look ucts on Ebay, that the Wiccan effort. As if making "best of" lists ' In October of 1994. three stu- retained none of the original's fresh, with a new story, and not no further than "Elevation." The dent filmmakers disappeared in amateur home movie feeling, religion doesn't need the kind of tried to connect it with "The Blair Edge gets to show off his incredi- for the end of year is not hard the woods near Burkittsville, and absolutely nothing is left to negative stereotypes perpetuated Witch Project." Apart from being ble guitar work, and Bono gets to enough, U2 just made it a hell of by the Erst film. Hey, I'm no Maryland while shooting a docu- imagination. By the end there are in the same woods, it has little do some way cool vocals. "New a lot harder for me, but this is mentary. Six years later their no questions to be answered, expert, but I don't think the else to do with the first movie. It York" also delivers the goods for right up there as one of the best footage was used to sell a movie thus eliminating any sense of Wiccan religion needs a slutty, loud. albums of the year. about five actors playing chrac- mystery. The Blair Witch, I guess, easily inebriated spokesmodel doesn't even have anything to do If you need to simmer down, ■Lisa Bellinger ters who can't remeber what hap- makes the characters kill people, either. with books or shadows, so the pened while they were all passed and then makes them halluci- Don't get the wrong idea. This title makes no sense at all. I think out from a big drunken orgy.' nate and imagine that other movie contains some interesting a simple "from the creators of In short, that's pretty much things happened. That's it] ideas, and the look of the film The Blair Witch Project" would what "Book of Shadows Blair Also, the charcters leave a lot to isn't all that bad. And yes, it's have sufficed. My advice; don't Witch II" is about. This movie be desired. They are all pretty even a little freaky. At least it's not pay to see this movie in theatres. was disappointing to say the two-dimensional with petty con- as bad as "gasp" "Scream" or It's just not worth it This is such least. I count myself among flicts among them. For example, 'choke* "I Know What You Did On a Canadian two dollar those who think that "The Blair there's Erica. She is supposed to Last Summer." It's on par with a sub-average, not-so-scary hor- Witch Project" was one of the be a member of the Wiccan reli- some of the better horror flicks ror picture that would fit right at bill, the Hag flying over most innovative and believable gion, and throughout the movie that have been released recently, home as an NBC movie of the the Parliament Building is horror films of all time. But she's complaining to the tour such as "House on Haunted Hill." week. an American Flag.
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Women's soccer FRIDAY 11/03 November 3, At Western Michigan/TBA 2000 Swimming 11/3 B0MINC GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY At Eastern Michigan/6 p.m. Volleyball 11/3 Host Toledo / 7 p.m. 11/4 At Marshall/ 7 p.m. WILD JOURNEY Hockey 11/3.11/4 offense as they have nine and come around shortly. leers head to seven points, respectively on the "A lot of people are in a At Northern Michigan / 7 p.m. year. drought right now. but when Northern Michigan "We've got to control some they get one it will open the Football for a two game set guys up there Those guys are fly- floodgates." he said "When a lot 11/4 ing right now." said Falcon head of guys came In here they were with the Wildcats. coach Buddy Powers. "They've goal scorers so we know they can Host Marshall / I p.m. By Dan Nied been rippin' up pretty much on do it." Women's tennis ASSISI AN I SP0R1S IDII0R everybody. They've got guys that Another enemy for the Tonight the Falcon hockey are stepping up and doing Falcons this weekend could be 11/4-11/5 team gets their leader back. tilings. That's the only solution travel. They left yesterday for the 14 hour bus ride to Michigan's At ITA Regional / 9 am They'll need defenseman The Falcons are looking for a Doug Schueller in the lineup to solution to their poor offensive upper peninsula But the players Men's basketball thwart the rolling offense of production. Take away Greg and coaches don't think there 11/4 Northern Michigan tonight and Day's hat trick against Michigan will lx-any problems and the Falcons have scored a "It's usually not a problem," Host Exhibit game / 7 p.m. tomorrow as the Falcons travel to Marquetle, Mich, for a two mere six goals on the season. Powers said. "Not if it goes on game set. By contrast. Harrison and without a hitch. The Wildcats' top line of Fred Gobert are leading NMU with But when the Falcons get to Mattersdorfer. Chad Theur and five each. Marquetle. they will have to pill ERIK One possible reason for the llieii 1-4-1 record up against one CASSANO Bryce Cockburn is making defenses cringe. The trio com- slow start is the amount of fresh- of the hottesl teams in the Staff Writer bined for 14 of NMU's 21 points man in the Falcon lineup. NatiStill, they expect nothing in its 8-3 win over Minnesota D'Arcy McConvey has been less than a win. "Papa Cass" Duluth last Saturday. Theur had arguably the Falcon's most con- six points, Mattersdorfer five and sistent center, while Sean Kotary. Mark Wires and Roger Leonard Bowling Green at Cockburn notched a hat trick in Northern Michigan the thrashing. have been regulars In the lineup That offensive firepower is a "It's kind of to be expected." Friday/Saturday 7:05: big reason the Wildcats are 4-0 1 Kotary said. "There are a lot of athletes young guys on the team and it's Radio: Saturday 88.1 WBGU in their last five games and are fifth in the Central Collegiate just a matter of guys getting used with Steve Mears and Dave Hockey Association with a 2-1 -1 to the play. It's still early in the Crane. M*cl*n*i«eBGN«A face end of season and it takes a few games record. FIGHT IT OUT: Ryan Full/ fights with an Alaska-Fairbanks player to get going. Ziggy Zoomba's pregame Terry Harrison and Chris for (he puck In last Saturday's 1-1 tie road with Gobert are also generating Day says BG's scoring will show 6:30 class Onto the field for the last lime, every athlete crosses this water- shed at some point. This point Indians know what Manny wants where the bleary-eyed early prac- tices, the heavy-eyed late prac- tices, the games, the fans, the mid - By TOM WITHERS point, the ball is in the Indians' night bus (rips, the flights to tour- AP SPOHS WR11C R court." naments on the other side of the Indians general manager John country, sometimes on the other The Cleveland Indians finally Han was not immediately avail- side of the globe, all of it know how much it will tost to able for comment just...ends. keep Manny Ramirez. For most athletes on this cam- Last week, Indians owner Ramirez's agent. Jeff Moorad. Larry Dolan said the club need pus, save the occasional Rob faxed the club a contract propos- ed to know by mid November if Blake or Orel Hershiser, the last al on Thursday and said he time they pull off the Falcon uni- Ramirez was interested in stay- expects to hear back from the ing in Cleveland so (he Indians form will be the last time they are Indians by Monday could pursue other free agents if at their athletic pinnacle. It is a bit- I think it's safe to say that they tersweet moment. An unrecover- he was going to leave. are digesting our ideas," Moorad Moorad said the Indians never able part of themselves is lost, but said "Manny and I felt that we issued a deadline and thai the the rest of their lives are gained. needed to put our ideas on club has been open in the nego- They are forced, sooner hopefully, paper as we continue the free rather than later to tap into them- tiating process. agency pn KISS selves and find out what, besides In July, Moorad rejected a S75 Dolan also said Ramirez was their sport, makes them tick. million, five-year offer from the the team's No. 1 offseason priori- The vast majority do. BG doesn't Indians to re-sign Ramirez, who ty and that the All-Star right get the Andy Katzenmoyer's of the as a free agent is expected to fielder would not be embar- world during recruiting season, command a deal averaging $15 rassed by the Indians' offer which doesn't help the revet ue million to S20 million annually "We're going to go where we stream or profile of the school, but Moorad. who has said he haven't been before," Dolan said. it docs do something else: it gives "It's scary territory." the school people who will be would ask the Indians for a Moorad. who met with Dolan contributing to society long after "career contract' for Ramirez, would not comment on any and Hail last week in Cleveland, their knees wont let them run for Associated Press Photo hours on end anymore. After the specifics of the proposal he sent has said all along that Ramirez's Katzenmoyers and their bas- to the club. first choice is to stay with the ketweaving classes have passed BIG CUT: The Indians are looking to keep the image of Manny Ramirez taking a monsterous swing a "We're working through a Indians, who drafted him out of BC over, left are the National reality in 2001. Ramirez and his agent faxed the Indians a contract.lf Ramirez doesn't sign with the challenging process." Moorad high school in the 1991 draft. Honor Society students, the 3.5 Indians, he is believed to be sought after by trie World-Champion Yankees said "But the good news is their Ramirez. Alex Rodriguez and GPAs, the students who don't have appears to be two sides that Mike Mussina are the top players tunnelvision about their sports. want to make a deal. At this in this year's free-agent class. These are the ones who study as hard as they practice, these are the ones who realize that the day will come when they will have to trade in their sports uniforms for other Falcons prepare to stampede herd uniforms, more important ones. Civil servants, doctors, business By Dan Nied terback Chad Pennigtcn. and That could throw i few loops BG vs. Marshall? It's more than a game, it's a war. How do people. It is for these people that ASilSIANl SP0R1S E0II0R defensive back Rogers Beckett to in the stniggling Marshall game interscholastic sports were meant. the schools and cities stack up against each other? Is Marshall a beatable team? name a few. plan College teams are not simply feed- So when the Herd stampedes "They're trying the same A 4-4 record might suggest Comic Genius Alumni: er programs for professional into Doyt L. Perry Field tomor- game plan." said Falcon line Mascots: yes, but the Thundering Herd's They Have: Soupy Sales teams. The lessons they teach, the row for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. you backer Khary Campbell But it's They Have: Marco, the 3-0 record in the Mid-American We Have: Tim Conway work ethic, the communication, won't see the same team the not as successful because of the Buffalo Conference Eastern division Advantage: BG. "Dorf on the steel-willed discipline and giv- Falcons upset and dominated in offensive line." We Have: Freddie Falcon ing every task your all. are far bet- says they still have what it takes Golf" could kick Soupy's 1998. The departure of running Advantage: BG. As an to get to the Motor City Bowl as ter applied in the arena of life than The 6-foot-5-inch. 230 Ih. back Doug Chapman has left a ass any day of the week air based animal, they ever were in the arena of the MAC champions. sophomore Byron Leftwich has void in Marshall's rushing game and twice on Sunday. Freddie has less chance sport. Still. The Herd was hit by grad- taken over for Pennigton He But receivers Nate Pool and of being shot by Ted Perhaps the saddest sight in all uation in 1999 harder tlian any passed for 393 yards and two Darius Watts give Leltwich two Journalistic Star Alumni: Nugent. of sports is a professional athlete, team in the recent history of the touchdowns in last week's dra- prime targets to throw to. They Have: Joe Johns: a millionaire who has champi- NBC News onship rings and MVP trophies by MAC. Gone to the NFL are quar- matic 31-28 win over Akron. "Leftwich is doing a nice job," Citizen Characteristics. the closetlul, now 40 with deterio- Struggling is Marshall's inex said Gary Blackney BG head We Have: Jason Jackson: We Have: Ohio: Tough rating skills and every surgery- Bowling Green vs. perienced offensive line, which coach. "They have Poole and ESPN's NBA 2night and Ruthless scarred joint in pain, trying to Marshall features two sophomores and a (Senior David) i'oye and Watts. Advantage: BG. We've They Have: West hang on as a bench player with freshman. They still have excellent skill never even heard of Joe Virginia: Rough and any team that will take them Saturday 1:30 p.m. If Bowling Green's defensive position players. They aren't run- Johns. Our JJ comes up Toothless. because playing that sport is all at Doyt Perry Stadium front, which has been among ning the ball like they used to with the dope lines every Advantage: BG. We may they know. the best in the conference this but. they are still very effective night! like to fight, but at least Last Sunday, the BC women's season, can penetrate, a repeat making you defend the whole soccer team bade seven seniors Radio: 88.1 F.M. with Matt we can cnew our food. of 1998s miracle becomes more field." Football record 1996- farewell, their first graduating Bryan Joe Halnes and Andy class. Each was presented on field Barch on the sidelines. likely. The Falcons are second In The Marshall defense Will 1999: Looks like BG wins 3-1. prior to the game, given a boquet the MAC with 25 sacks. Nose have to contend with BG's new They Have: 50-4 It's a blowout. But of flowers and had a few nice Falcon House Countdown to tackle Brandon Hicks leads weapon freshman quarter We Have: 17-27 unlike two years ago, words said about them. In terms Kickofl show: 12:30. p.m. within eight. The Falcons are back/running Advantage: MU. this was no upset. 12th in the nation with an -8 back/receiver/Josh Harris, who Numbers don't lie. Falcons roll tomorrow. Cassano PAGE 10 turnover margin. gave Eastern Michigan firs two I weeks ago in the Falcons 20-6 I I BG NEWS SPORTS Friday, November 3,2000 9
BG SPORTS Swimmers look to PICK OF THE WEEK In honor of lop Gun week, the BG News sports staff is winging these conquer in Ypsi pics Will Maverick crash and bum? Will Goose die from Iceman's neglect? PETE STELLA DAN NIED NICK HURM oDoug Schueller Does Slider stink? Find out next week "Maverick" "Goose" "Slider" By Erica Garrtaccini tough at home," Julian said. They "Iceman" STAFF WRITER . defend their pool very well. We Bowling Green Marshall at Bowling Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green The Falcons swimming and could get trounced on, but I'm Score 30-10 24-21 24-17 27-24 very optimistic." Green diving learn will travel to Rant Wagner takes some- This is Schueller's knows Last second field Ypsilanti, Mich, on Saturday for Julian also said that the men ones head off again. possible ..really his football. The goal by knapper wins their first dual meet of the 2000- and women's teams both have MARSHALL 8.5 FAVORITE MU falls hard. possible. Knapper for MVP. it for BG 01 season. their strong points. The women Eastern Michigan will play host should be strong on the boards, in Prediction Miami Virginia Tech Miami to Bowling Green and Toledo for the middle distance freestyle and #2 Virginia Tech at Miami the Brown and Orange's first scor- Score 35-24 31-28 34-13 34-17 in the sprints, he said. The men #3 Miami ing meet this season. BG had a should also be strong in the mid- Rant Without Vick at 100 What the hell is a Without "The Rock" No Vick, no chance bye last week and are ready to get dle distance freestyle, in the sprint percent. Hokies have Hokie? It's boggled Miami can't stop for the Hokies their feet wet. freestyle and in the backstroke NO LINE no chance. my mind for weeks. Vick at 50 percent. "We're ready for a dual meet." individual medley. said head coach Randy Julian. "I Julian hopes that freshman Prediction Clemson Florida State Florida State 11 or i (I; i State think we're going to do real well.'' #10Clemson at Sarah Agnew. junior Kim Modern However. Julian said that both Score 48-38 45-12 32-13 27-10 teams are very competitive and and sophomore Kelly O'Hara will #4 Florida State Rant FSU will fall again Next stop for Chris Because the devil Scooter says FSU lead the team for the women and that there will be some close because Clemson Weinke?US Open made me do it. had best D' in the that senior Bill Roehl, senior Andy races. Eastern and Toledo have FLORIDA STATE 19 FAVORITE has pretty colors. of Shuffleboard. Sorry Grandpa nation two of the most improved Jenkins and freshman Ryan women's programs in the confer- Golden will help the men swim to ence. victory. Northern Illinois at Prediction Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo The Falcons swam against both Score 54-7 38-28 24-21 24-17 In order to win the race Julian Toledo teams at the Tom Stubbs Relays at wants to see great diving from all Rant Rockets are that I agree with Be prepared. Freddy Who knows and Who Cooper Pool on Oct. 20. Both the the women divers and the men good, Huskies 'd' Doug...until UT gets vs. Rocket boy only cares? Eagles and the Rockets swam a need to swim well in the 400 med- TOLEDO 3.5 FAVORITE holds on barely. killed by BG. 2 weeks away competitive race coming in one ley and 800 relay. of the lop three positions in almost every relay. The Eagles "We are working to establish #12 Michigan at Prediction Northwestern Michigan Northwestern Northwest em also set a meet record in the Men's our (women's) medley relay and Score 34-28 24-10 28-20 95-0 300 yard breaststroke relay in a the 800 Freestyle relay," Julian #21 Northwestern Rant Come on Wildcats. Michigan kleeps Ironically Michigan Who? time of 2:55.48. said. The veteran athletes need the Bucks lost to Rose Bowl dreams Northwestern is to be at the top of their game." "Eastern Michigan is very MICHIGAN 7.5 FAVORITE Purdue, I need love! alive barely. Southwest of UM .■■_ Indiana at Prediction Illinois Indiana Indiana Indiana Seniors say gIII II Score 27-13 27-13 35-17 35-14 Illinois Rant My boy K. O'Brien, I just want tell Jake Don't want Coach Bobby Knight ignites CASSAN0FR0MPAGE9 mony felt like a miniature com- this one is for you. Laughery he's the Dakichtocome Hoosiers with pre- mencement. Like they are leaving ILLIN0IS 8 FAVORITE go mini. real Maverick after me. game speech. of four years of effort put in. 90 something special, but crossing seconds of recognition probably the bridge to the rest of their life. Today's guest is Falcon hockey captain and resident tough guy Doug Schueller, the toughest man didn't seem fitting But the cere- That was appropriate. in Bowling Green. Doug is looking to rough up Bryce Cockburn of Northern Michigan this weekend. Giants hold special place for Palmer
ByTornWhrthers and loyalties have been common T know they'd love to beat me where it has to be 'We. Not me. tunity to play in this league," Cleveland was offering. ASSOCIAIID PRISS themes in Cleveland this week as on one long one pass,'' he said, We."' Patten said. "But there's no love Oben insists he isn't bitter CLEVELAND - Those draw- the Browns (2 7). who have lost because of all the talking I do." Can you feel the love, or what? lost there. It was a change of about the break-up and won't back "ny" helmets the New York six straight after a promising start, Patten wants to show the Giants coach Jim Fassel still has scenery and the opportunity to take any grudges onto the field. Giants an' wearing this season prepare to play the Giants (6-2). Giants they made a mistake in not high regard for his former players, play here. I'd be lying if I said I did - However, he does feel he was have brought back special mem- Three of Cleveland's starters — signing him and now says he was sorry to see n't highlight the game when the unfairly criticized for having a ories for Cleveland Browns roach offensive tackle Roman Oben, "Let me put it this way," Patten them go. schedules came out. I'm excited subpar season, because he played Chris Palmer. safety Percy Ellsworth and wide said, "I left there and I haven't "I liked every one of those to play against guys I was with for the whole year with torn knee car- Palmer grew up in the shadow receiver David Patten — all came l(x>ked back since." guys." Fassel said. three years." tilage. of New York City, and vividly to the Browns as unrestricted free And then there's the ex-Browns Fassel was especially fond of Patten has been slowed by turf "It's different when you get cut remembers summer afternoons agents this past offseason after factor. Giants offensive tackle Patten, the Browns' second-lead- toe the past few weeks, but said from a team and you're playing with his dad arid brothers watch playing In New York. And each of Lomas Brown spent a tumul- ing receiver and best deep threat. there's no way he'll sit out Sunday. your old team and you want to ing Y.A Tittle. Sam Huff and Frank them has talked about wanting to tuous 1999 expansion season in "It killed me when I lost him," "They'll have to cut my leg off to prove to them that you deserve to Gifford sweat through training show their former team it made a Cleveland before being released Fassel said. "I've always liked keep me from playing," he said. be there. I think they wanted me camp. mistake in letting them leave. and signing with New York. David, but we were so tight with In essence, free agency allowed back, but what they offered, and This Sunday, though, the "I've been waiting for this game Earlier this week. Brown spent the salary cap." the Browns and Giants to swap what I thought was fair and the Palmer boys will put the warm, for a long time." said Oben. "It's a nearly one-half hour on a telecon- Patten was confined to being a left tackles, with the disgruntled, commitment for me being the left fuzzy feelings on hold for at least classic playing-against-your-old- ference with Cleveland reporters mostly a special teams player with 37-year-old Brown going to New tackle really wasn't what 1 was three hours team game I'll be charged up." ripping the Browns and coach the Giants. In three seasons, he York for the 28 year-old Oben, a looking for." "My father has had (Giants) Ellsworth has yet to make a big Chris Palmer, who he says is too caught 33 passes for 460 yards. He three-year starter in New York. Brown, who got a game ball fol- season tickets since 1956." Palmer play for the Browns after making inflexible and unwilling to listen has almost matched those totals The Giants attempted to keep lowing New York's win over said. "He's not coming to this 18 interceptions in four seasons to his players. in just nine game with the Oben, but decided that they Philadelphia, said he didn't want game- with New York, and he's sure the It can't be Me, me. me,"' Browns. couldn't match Clevelans's three- to "stir the pot" or give the Browns Family, friendships, mistrust Giants will try to embarrass him. Brown said. "There's a point "The Giants gave me an oppor- year. $10.8 million offer. any chalkboard material.
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File Photo FIGHTIN' FALCONS: Family Weekend provides plenty of opportunities to see University athletes in action. Men's basketball takes on the foreign team from Lithuania Saturday at 7 p.m. The women's volleyball team takes on the intrastate rival Rockets of the University of Toledo Friday at 7 p.m. Both events take place in Anderson Arena. U. athletes take stage
By Nick Hurm American Conference «SSISI«H1 SPORTS 10I10B Tournament. The Falcons are rep- Parents weekend. It can be a resented in several national cate- delightful time to show the family gories this year. As a team they are how well things are going in school. ranked 16th in the country in digs, If things aren't going wcU though, it averaging 18.87 per game. may be a dreadful weekend of try- Junior middle-hitter Caty ing to find as many events as possi - Rommeck leads the MAC in blocks ble to go to in order to avoid the averaging 1.50 per game, which subject of academics. also ranks her 14th in the country. » For the underachieves as well as Freshman Susie Norris is ranked the overachievcrs. there are plenty 17th in the country in digs, which is J>f games on tap for the weekend to also good enough for the top spot !*eep parents from sitting around in the MAC. your dorm room twiddling their BG trails Ohio, the leader in the thumbs. Eastern Division, by 2.5 games going into the Toledo contest. Football vs. Marshall Saturday '1:30 p.m. (Doyt L Perry Field) Men's Basketball vs. Foreign ■ The Falcon football team hosts I'eam Saturday 7 p.m. (Anderson Marshall, a team that finished last Arena) ■season ranked 11th in the country. Last year the BG men's basketball BGis2-6 overall and 2-3in the Mid- team received a dose of national American Conference. Injuries recognition after a highly success- "have plagued them this year, but ful season ending 22-8 overall most of the Orange and Brown Despite losing senior captains squad will be back for the Anthony Stacey and Dave Thundering Herd game. Esterkamp to graduation, the The Falcons are coming off a 20- Falcons still return a number of key 6 win over Eastern Michigan on players from last year's squad. Oct 21. Watch for BG's new offen- BG is considered by some sive weapon losh Harris. The fresh- national magazines as having the man quarterback/runningback best back court in the MAC. BG has added a little excitement into returns three starters in senior BG's offense by playing both posi- guard Trent lackson (8.6 ppg), tions. Quarterback Andy Sahm will along with juniors Keith McLeod start the game for the Falcons. (12.9 ppg) and Brandon Pardon The last time the Thundering (4.0 apg). Herd came to Doyt L Perry Field McLeod averaged 25 points per they were upset by the Falcons 34- game and earned All-Tournament 13. It was Marshall's only loss in honors on the Falcons summer trip File Photo 1998. If there is a lot of Green and to Chile. Last season he finished 7th White on the BG campus this in the country in three point field GRIDIRON GIANTS: The football team flies into action 1:30 p.m. Saturday against the Marshall Thundering Herd. The Falcons defeated weekend, don't be surprised. goal percentage (47.7). Marshall during the Herd's last visit to Doyt L Perry Field in 1998. Marshall is known to bring a large Down low the Falcons have their flock of fans to every away game. workhorse at center in junior Len Metela. Matela was named honor- Volleyball vs. Toledo Friday 7 able mention All-MAC last year p.m. (Anderson Arena) playing in all 30 games. He aver- It's the biggest rivalry in town - aged 12.5 points and 7.7 rebounds Falcons vs. Rockets. The BG volley- per game. ball team has turned the rivalry This will be the first dose of sev- one-sided at home, though. The eral competitions to come. One of Falcons are a perfect 20-0 at the highlights of the season will be Anderson Arena against Toledo. a Dec. 27 game against NCAA BG (14-8,7-6) is right in the mid- National Champion Michigan dle of the hunt for home court State. The Falcons will also square advantage during the Mid- off against Michigan Dec. 13.
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2- 2 Friday, November 3,2000 PARENT'S WEEKEND BG NEWS A*6*****A ■ PI Activities crowd calendar By Becky 8itp This year the game is against campus-wide and all of the col- STAFF WRITER the Marshall Thundering Herd leges and many of the different Family weekend, a weekend and begins at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, student associations are involved. Family Weekend set aside every year in the fall for with pre-game events starting at The student recreation center will those who support the students 11 am. The pre-game activities be open to families accompanied of BGSU, is this weekend. will take place at University by a student. The theater will FREE MOVIE! Originally it was known as Village with a tent with food and have an original, student-written Parents Weekend, but it has since live entertainment. Inflatable production put on this weekend been changed in order to incor- games will be available for showcasing newcomers to the porate guardians, grandparents younger children. theater, called "On Line." It begins and others who support the stu- Several changes have also been at 8 p.m. at the )oe E Brown dents. made to the weekend. Theater. The College of Arts and Every year several hundred Traditionally a well-known enter- Sciences will host departmental people attend the specially orga- tainer was brought in as part of breakfasts from 10:00 -11:00 am nized events. Most of those who the evening entertainment, but Saturday, for families to meet the attend are family and friends of recently a talent show was insti- faculty of the various depart- the students and alumni. tuted for students to be more ments. The entire weekend is coordi- actively involved in the weekend The entire weekend is packed nated by the parent and family programs Events have also been with plenty to do, so no one programs unit of the Office of planned by the Student should become bored, and most Student Life. The weekend is Education Association for events are open to even those scheduled around the sports younger children, though most of whose families are unable to schedule, so one of the traditional the weekend activities are suit- attend. It will be followed up in events includes a football game able for all ages. the spring by "Sibs and Kids" with a pre-game program. The events for the weekend are weekend.
; e iepartment NEWCOMER'S SHOHf I "ON LINE" 9 MOV 2-T IM 111 Olscamp N 12-27'L m 2:OQ P.M. Saturday Co-Sponsored (3y: Get involved with Earn and Learn Nightlife program- "w m for $23,000 ming. Visit 210 Visit with a UPS South Hall or Call 4 r J*..f Representative 372-2466 for before or after the details! show. 419-891-68*20 www.geocities.com/f3GUA0 WWW.UPS iobs.com tomR»«lBGNo« ON STAGE: An original, student-written production hits Joe E. Brown Theatre this weekend. Families can be treated to "On Line," at 8 p.m. ************ WELCOME FAMILY! Stop in and see us for all your BGSU souvenirs!
GOOD LUCK TO COACH BLACKNEY & THE FALCONS BEAT MARSHALL! • BGSU JACKETS & CAPS • STADIUM BLANKETS • PARENTS SPORTSWEAR • STADIUM CUSHIONS • T-SHIRTS & SHORTS • SWEATSHIRTS • GLASSWARE THE BEE GEE BOOK STORE • MUGS & OTHER BGSU MERCHANDISE Your complete off-campus connection PARENTS' WEEKEND HOURS 353-2252 SATURDAY 9:00-7:00 SUNDAY 10:00-4:00 ACROSS FROM HARSHMAN BG NEWS PARENT'S WEEKEND Friday. November 3,2000 3 Parents can tap variety of campus resources By Chasity Lester meet Saturday, November 5. The August to mid-May, Monday to on campus nutrition. STAFF WRITER Falcon Parent's Connection will Thursday, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. It can Information is available, along The University provides many meet the following Sunday, be reached at 1-800-815-1300. with complete recipes, on-line at services to parents of BG stu- November 13, A parent may also contact the www.bgsu.edu. ii dents. "Parent's Connection," is a Financial Aid department or the Information on educational Every parent of a BG student is newsletter provided by The Bursar's office directly with any departments is also available on already a member of The Falcon Falcon Parent's Connection. The related questions. the website or in the college Parent's Connection, an org.-niza- newsletter is published three The Bursar's office can discuss offices. tion that meets anually during times anually by the Office of payment options and specialized Parents cannot access student Parent's Weekend. Marketing and PR, the Office of payment plans with parents and health records, academic grades The organization plans activi- Student Life and the Alumni the Financial Aid office can or police charges, including ties and provides services for BG Affairs department. answer questions about educa- charges of alcohol or drug abuse, parents, including the Parent's Ad The University also provides a tional tax-cuts and Hope Credit. unless the student was convicted, Parent's Helpline Council which governs the Falcon toll-free helpline to parents. The Hope Credit is tax relief for par- without student consent Parent's Connection. The Council Parent's Helpline will answer ents of college students based on Parents who have additional also assists in Sibs and Kid's questions about upcoming activi- the number enrolled. concerns or questions are asked Weekend. ties, events and general concerns. Dining Services, located in the to contact the Office of Student 1-800-815-1300 The Parent's Ad Council will Helpline is open from mid- Centrex building, has pamphlets Life at (419) 372-2843. Plenty of local attractions to occupy families' time
ByKMSCHMF Collegiate Chorale at the Copland invading town, local hotels will be STAFF WRITER concert on Friday night His par- very busy. There are six hotels and This weekend parents from all ents are coming to BG to see him motels in Bowling Green and over will be coming to Bowling sing. none of them are expecting TO Green to spoil their underfed and Dawn Rodgers, a senior ele- have any vacancies this weekend overstressed children. Many stu- mentary education major, is Anderson's parents couldn't find a » dents are looking forward to see- excited to spend the weekend room in town, so they're staying ing their parents and having a with her dad "It should be really inFlndlay. relaxing weekend fun. We'll go hit the bars," she said. lacocks parents made their Families will have the chance to Some students, however, don't reservations during orientation i bond at the football game, con- have big plans for the weekend. and according to Best Western certs or the restaurants in town "I have no idea what we're employee Stephanie Dillon, most and can tour the campus and doing," freshman Ryan lacocks of the rooms have been booked downtown areas. said. His family is going to the since July or August. Dillon sug- Carless students can take football game Saturday, but gests that people who can't find a advantage of their parents' trans- lacocks said he didn't hear about room in town should try hotels in portation and go places they nor- many weekend events set up Perrysburg. : mally cannot. Many families will especially for parents, Unfortunately, not everyone I ' : want to take their children to "They need to tell us more wants to make the trip to Bowling Franklin Park Mall, COSI, The about the events, you realty have Green, including freshman busi- Toledo Zoo, the Toledo Museum to look to find out about them," ness major lohn Venables' par- of Art, or any of Toledo's other lacocks said. "But I am looking ents. attractions. forward to free meals and getting "My parents said, "we saw you Associated Press Photo Dave Anderson, a freshman away from Mac food." for 18 years, we're not coming up SHOP TIL YOU DROP: Dianne Chamberless looks lot a bargain at the Superior Antique Mall in Toledo. music major, is performing in the Also, with so many parents for one lousy weekend,'" he said. The Antique Mall is one of many attractions for visiting families this weekend. Stop in for our Get Them Fall 2001 Listings! While They Checkout Our Website at www.wcnct.org/-gbrentai Last!
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Tom Reed BG News NO ROOM AT THE INN: Hotels in Bowling Green and in surrounding cities are expecting large crowds this weekend, as parents of University students descend on the campus to participate in Family Weekend festivities. Local hotels and restaurants prepare for weekend By Shannon E. Kolkedy advance, for those parents who uled. those people without reserva- expect to be busy. According to Coffeehouse George Loper, the SI»(F etiill did not make reservations, Days According to Rita Binkowski, tions with directions to its neigh- Sandy Daum, General Manager of owner of Cosmo's, said, "Some As Family Weekend approach- Inn will direct them to its other Front Desk Manager at the Best boring hotels in Perrysburg and Sam B's, "We expect to be busier years business is really good and es, the University is not alone in area hotels, such as those in Western, "as soon as the academ- Findlay. than any weekend of the year... others it is average." Binkowski also said, "We want including graduation." making preparations. Local Perrysburg, Findlay and even ic calendar comeS out... we're leper feels that the best thing hotels and restaurants are also Toledo. booked." In fact, parents who 100 percent satisfaction for our Daum also explained that to be is prepared. He plans for his preparing for one of the busiest Yousif feels that the Days Inn is stay at the Best Western this year guests." increasing the weekend staff and The hotel will be fully staffed staff to "work smarter and work weekends of theyear. prepared for the weekend. He are able to fill out a form to the pre-ordering of extra food are reserve their rooms for next year's and a back-up front desk staff will harder." According to Michael Yousif, said, "We make sure enough peo- the two most important ways to front desk clerk at the Days Inn, ple are on staff at the front desk Family Weekends. Binkowski be on hand to prevent the hassles The businesses claim that deal with the rush caused by the rush of Family Weekend so parents won't have to wait in explained that many times the of waiting. In addition, a manager Family Weekend will have a posi- Family Weekend. "affects us in a good way." such long lines." Because of the only openings occur from gradu- will be on duty 24 hours to deal tive effect on them, and they are ating seniors. with any unexpected issues. Family Weekend may also have Reservations begin to come in full house expected, a number of prepared for the expected crowds. nearly six or seven months in housekeepers are also sched- Best Western will also assist Area food establishments also a positive effect on Cosmo's
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BG NEWS FAMILY WEEKEND Friday, November 3,2000 5 City provides unique features By Chasity Lester Historical Center & Museum with Sim WRITE!) theme rooms' featuring 19th and 20th century decor. There are many unique aspects The museum, at 13660 County of Bowling Green that parents House Road, was the city's infir- and students should explore dur- mary and orphanage in 1868. The ing Family Weekend. 54 acres of land are also a city park The first attraction is the down- with picnic areas, shelter houses town area. Downtown spans five and nature trails. Other parks are blocks, encompassing a strip on located on Wintergreen and Main Street. The downtown area Weston streets.. is still under a renovation process "Boomtown," an area of histor- to preserve and attract local busi- ical homes built during the oil ness traffic The most recent addi- boom in the late 1800s, is located tions of the renovation were street down West Wooster Street and lights, lining Main Street and behind the Wood County Public VNfaoster Street. Library. The homes are in styles Visiting families are encour- prevalent to that time, including aged to explore the variety of Italiante, Queen Anne, East Lake shops and restaurants exclusive and Georgian. Many of the to downtown BG, including homes are registered with the Lotions and Potions, Finder's, Call National Registrar of Historical of The Canyon, Pauper's Books Places. and The lunction. Downtown The town also has homes of also offers Ben Franklin Variety interest within the main city. The and Crafts and Easy Street Cafe. Windmill house, originally built The Clazel Theatre, also located by a Dutchman visiting the BG on Main Street, was recently ren- area in 1939 to hide the smoke- ovated. The Clazel's twin-theaters stacks and furnaces jutting up offer family films at low prices from nearby homes, is located on and weekend matinees. The Clough Street. The Windmill over- Clazel is one of the last historical looks a scenic lake and currently TomRe«d BGNem movie theaters still running acts as an apartment for BG stu- DOWNTOWN: Arts and entertainment pull families into the heart of downtown this weekend. today. dents. The windmill is inoperable, The town also offers many but built in the traditional Dutch other historical points. The BG style. Courthouse recently celebrated The town of Bowling Green its 100 year anniversary. The cour- also houses a civic orchestra and thouse is located on East Court and Prospect streets and is best- The Black Swamp players. 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STAFI WRITER In her essay, she incorporated "Maintenance TuhVUp"" At this weekend's Falcon many of the BGSU Core Values: Family Fest two parents will be Respect for One Another, '39.95 singled out from the thousands of Cooperation, Intellectual and 1 Tuffy technicians will install spark plugs, inspect filters. I T»ffy : belts, vacuum duct, emission hoses. PC valves and University parents as "Parents of Spiritual Growth, Creative . Auto Service I more 'Platinum plugs extra in lieu o' other offers Most I The Year." University Activities Imaginings and Pride In a lob [ Center* ^ars^and l£hurucks_ _ — — — —m _ _£'e™i&°£j Organization held this annual Well Done. Portable essay writing contest, and senior "The core values have always Coffee Containers Tuffy Does It Right! Rebecca Nieto. vice-president of been a part of my life, even before Filled with 96oz. of SAME AS HOURS: the Undergraduate Student I came to the University. My par- Gourmet Coffee CASH Government, wrote the winning ents always strove to expose me MON. - FRI. 8am-6pm Keeps it HOT Up to 4 hours! entry about her parents, Michael to them, and to be proud of who I SAT. 8am-4pm ^^^3 ^Jj^ji and Mary Nieto. am and what I have done," Nieto Cal Ahead 8 Reserve Your* Today! UAO has held this event annu- said. BOWLING GREEN 353-2444 • 1087 S. MAIN ST. ally for some time, because "it's Every essay was unique and 354 JAVA 152821 really the only recognition that different according to Beverly and your parents receive campus it was apparent how much these wide," said Mindy Beverly, special students cared about their par- events coordinator for UAO. ents. She saw, however, that Beverly said that the contest is Nieto's essay was "above and L O B A L meant to support parents and beyond anything else we had." family weekend and recognize As a reward for the parents, BAX the outstanding parents. They UAO will provide several gifts for Offers: received six entries, and the Mr. and Mrs. Nieto. First, they are entries had to focus on why and paying for their weekend stay at how the student's parents have the Best Western and a meal for Great Pay & Flexible Shifts influenced them in college. the family. The essays then went through a On Saturday, they will watch screening committee, which the Falcon football team take on to fit your schedule. included the executive board of Marshall from the Vice President UAO, their advisor and represen- of Student Affairs, Dr. Edward tatives of the Office of Campus Whipple's box at Doyt L Perry Involvement. Essays were judged Field. UAO will also provide on the overall influence of the smaller gifts such as flowers and IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ON OUR NIGHT SHIFT parents on the student, the University apparel. degree of the parental involve- "It's great that they'll be getting ment and to a certain extent, the royal treatment this weekend. •$11.00/hour-Nights grammar and mechanics. When they found out about this Nieto entered the contest honor, they were really excited, because "my parents have played happy and grateful. They wanted • $11.50/hourAfter 6 months such a critical role in my success. to thank me, but I feel like I I felt obligated to show more should be thanking them." Nieto $12.00/hour After 1 Year appreciation than by just thank- said. BAX ALSO OFFERS OUTSTANDING BENEFITS INCLUDING: • Comprehensive medical and dental benefits The BG News is • Education assistant • Paid holidays, paid (j|lm\ off, and vapattojju/y"'
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By Lynn Elber and in the process finds her cul- August; 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 20, AP rilEVISION WRIttR tural heritage; 9 p.m. Sunday, Nov. NBC. LOS ANGELES — Talk about 19, CBS. — Country singer Faith Hills laying your cards on the table. — "Love Lessons," with Patty performs in "Faith!" taped at the "Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Duke and Ronny Cox, chronicles Palace theater in Auburn Hills, Onassis," the CBS miniseries the story of a woman, happily Mich. Hubby Tim McGraw joins Domino's Pizza about the former first lady, makes married and 50, who discovers her for a duet in the special; 8 p.m. it clear in the title how much terri- she is pregnant; 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 23, CBS. tory will be covered. Wednesday, Nov. 22, CBS. — "Grand Ole Opry 75th: A 353-MEGA That's typical of sweeps pro- — "The Moving of Sophia Celebration" is a salute to the ven- FrteMtory gramming: It may not be subtle Myles" stars Delia Reese as a pas- erable live radio show with Dolly Minimum S8.00 but it's big in scope. The networks tor's wife who is suddenly wid- Parton and Vince Gill and perfor- We accept personal checks are in a frenzy to score high rat- owed and must cope with her loss mances by Garth Brooks, Alan Choose Your Crust 1616 E. Wooster, Unit 1 ings in November and other so- and a crisis of faith; 9 p.m. Sunday, Jackson and others; 9 p.m. WortHwrr called sweeps months. Nov. 26, CBS. Thursday, Nov. 23, CBS. Sin-Wad Thus larger-than-life figures 11:OOa.m. til 1:00a.m. like Onassis tend to dominate, VARIETY IS THE SPICE CATE- BE OUR GUEST: m along with hot musical perform- GORY: — Sally Struthers makes an Thur, HI, Sat ers and hotshot guest stars on —"Surprise Wedding" puts five appearance on "Gilmore Girls"; 8 mm 11:00ajn.tl 3:00a.m. series. Here are the highlights (all men unwilling to commit to then- p.m. Thursday, Nov. 2, WB. times EST): longtime loves on the spot when — Tony Award-winner Hinton MOVIES AND MINIS: their girlfriends propose to them Battle stars as a dance instructor — "The Growing Pains Movie" on national television in Las and served as choreographer for reunites the Seaver clan of the Vegas; 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 2, an episode of "The Trouble with Falcon Carry Out Fantastic 1980s sitcom as mom Maggie Fox. Normal" revolving around ball- (loanna Kerns) runs for Congress. — Radio Musk Awards, a joint room dancing; 8:30 p.m. Friday, Special Special Deal Also stars Alan Thicke, Kirk venture of the radio and record- Nov. 3, ABC. Cameron, Tracey Gold, Jeremy ing industries, features The — Michelle Phillips guest stars Miller and Ashley Johnson; 7 p.m. Backstreet Boys and Mark in an episode of "Popular" that Sunday, Nov. 5, on ABC. McGrath of Sugar Ray as hosts for looks at teen-age abuse of over- — "Jackie Bouvier Kennedy the Las Vegas show featuring the-counter drugs; 9 p.m. Friday, #$8 Onassis," based on the Donald Enrique Iglesias, No Doubt and NOV.3.WB. 1 Large 1 Topping Pizza Spoto biography, examines the others; 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, — "The Simpsons" celebrates 10 Buffalo Wings life of President John E Kennedy's ABC. its milestone 250th episode and 1 Largt 1 Topping Pizza 1 Large 1 Topping Pizza 8 twisty bread widow. 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Nov. 5, NBC a tale about a local election that Cinna Buffalo blind, deaf and mute since birth, — "The Drew Carey Show" proves an eye-opener for young Weekender ■: and her dedicated teacher, Annie goes live three times — for three Moesha; 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 6, Stix Wings Sullivan (Alison Elliott); 7 p.m. rime zones — in an episode that UPN. Sunday, Nov. 12, ABC promises improvisation and — Bret Michaels of the rock — "American Tragedy," based unexpected guest stars; 9 p.m. group Poison throws a party that on author Lawrence Schiller's Wednesday, Nov. 8, ABC. turns into a wild night for the boys #$20 #! behind-the-scenes look at the — "Battle of the Child (Anthony Clark, Mike O'Maiiey) personalities and tactics of Ol. 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