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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FRIDAY,The Nov. 20, 1998 A dailyBG independent student News press Volume 8: New server speeds up BGNet Q The system should Thousands of people log on to the problem is two-fold. rent campus network," Lancast- quency," Lancaster said. "The BGNet every day, and often end One part of the problem is the er said. system is not scalable, that is, it be in place when up waiting for a seemingly end- amount of network traffic, which The second part of the prob- cannot be upgraded to provide a students get back from less amount of time simply to is more than the network was lem is that the e-mail system high level of performance, relia- check their e-mail. designed to handle. itself is very slow and over- bility and security." winter break. The question is, why is the "Increase in e-mail activity loaded. Steps are being taken to cor- system running so slow? and Internet access by faculty, "Performance problems and rect both of these problems. According to Ann-Marie Lan- staff and students during the the user complaints associated The first step was the installa- By DANIELLE HALL caster, vice provost for technolo- past four years has severely chal- with the system are occurring with greater and greater fre- The BG News gy and chief information officer, lenged the capacity of our cur- • See NEW, page five.
■ The Bowling Green Holiday football team wants to make a statement concerts about its program. make season
■ The Falcon women's brighter basketball team will try □ The College of to make it two-in-a-row Sunday against Detroit. Musical Arts is starting off the month of December with "Bali, Hi!" ■ Women's CC Wendy Licht-Ordway is the only runner left, but will be in By IVY CHIN the NCAA championship The BG News race this weekend. There is no boundary for music. The College of Musical BG News Photo/JASON SUGGS Arts will prove that Saturday in their concert "Bali, Hi!" Mayor Wess Hoffman talks to the community about the Heritage 2000 plan. According to Dr. David Har- nish, assistant professor at the and cost of this project," Hoff- were posed by concerned local College of Musical Arts, "Bali, Understanding man said- business owners. Hi!" is the first of four Young John Grossmann, president High on the list of worries LVtaVw.' v.\«i People's Concerts of the year. It of E. G. St G. Inc., the consult- for several business owners is will be presented in the Bryan ing firm hired by the city to the cost of the project. Many Recital Hall of the Moore Musi- /3 :t Heritage 2000, then believe that the additional tax cal Arts Center at 11 a.m. explained the details of the levied on property owners will ■ Woza Albert! confronts "This is the second consecu- preliminary plans. be passed directly to their busi- tive year that the director of audiences about The project is divided into ness-owning tenants. public events organized the apartheid and racism. two sections. One is a capital "Very few people own most Young People's Concerts," Har- improvements project, which of the property downtown," nish said. "We have different includes such things as sewer said Maryanne Gibson, owner themes for each concert." improvements, electrical of the Flower Basket. "The peo- Hamish said that about 2,000 work, sidewalk replace- ple who will have to pay for the fliers were sent to the children ■ John Wenzel asks why ments and cosmetic project, the business owners, around the Toledo area. TV audiences have so enhancements. have no say." "We hope children will much to complain about. The second part of Her- Gibson said that the addi- come," he said. "Students are of downtown Bowling Green itage 2000 is the creation of a tional costs incurred by busi- also welcome to attend." J The owners sparked raucous debate Special Improvements District nesses would likely be passed The 45 minute program will Wednesday night, as over 70 (SID). The district would on to customers. feature gamelan music. The discussed the cost of property owners, business stretch from Lehman to Ridge Rodger Aftoora is another gamelan is a popular ensemble ■ Plus music reviews in the project and how owners and city leaders gath- Streets along Main Street, and business owner who expressed music played by the natives of this week's Sound Parade. ered to discuss the S6.25 million include parts of Wooster Street, doubts about the project. the islands of Bali and Java, the taxes would affect plan. including the intersection at the "If the owners would split which usually consists of metal their business. The meeting, held in the University's southwest corner the cost of the additional tax xylophones, gongs and drums. Huntington community room, at Thurstin and Wooster. assessment with tenants, I Hamish will talk about the started with BG Mayor Wes Dissent became evident would be in favor of the pro- tradition in Bali and the history Opinion 2 By MIKE WENDLING Hoffman explaining the reason- when Grossmann, the mayor, ject," said Aftoora, owner of of the gamelan. An orchestra Page Three 3 ing behind the gathering. and Dick Gordley, the project Rainbow Jewelry. "I think the The BG News "There may be some misun- chairman, started to field ques- Nation 4 • See HOLIDAY page five. I leritagc 2000 and the state derstanding about the nature tions. Many of those questions • See OWNERS, page five. Sports 6 Banquet promotes hunger awareness "We're all worms. But I do believe that I am a □ The banquet will versity Honors Program, the tion in the world. Each partici- glowworm." Office of the Provost, University pant will receive a ticket when show students what Dining Services and the Honors they arrive, which will place them in a certain eating bracket. Wlnton Churchill it's like to be hungry. Student Association are sponsor- ing the second annual Hunger The tickets, McGowan said, Former Prime Minister of England Banquet Sunday at 5 p.m. in the will divide people into three By BRANDI BARHITE Lenhart Ballroom. This event is class groups — high, mid- free and open to the University dle or low class. These The BG News and the public. classes represent the In Nigeria, he said that people Sean McGowan, Honors pro- actual food distribu- spend 35 percent of their income gram assistant, said this year the tion in the world. According to Look for more dialogue on food and are still hungry. It is I lunger Banquet is a much larger not that there is not enough food event because of the success of McGowan, 15 on BG News fun at BG in his country, it is just that the last year. He said the event percent of the News website. Check it people cannot afford to buy received additional funding world is in the out at: food. through the Office of the Provost "high eating" "Some people know about the and the banquet is no longer class, 30 percent problem, some people do not aimed at honors students, but is of the world are in WWW. know, other people do not care," now a campus-wide event. the "middle eating" bgnews.com Ikechukwu Oguejiofor, native McGowan also noted it has group and 55 percent Nigerian said. "Hunger is more grown because of increased stu- of the world are in the than about food. It is about the dent interest to learn about "low eating" group. money people do not have to world hunger. He wants people Ed O'Donnell, direc- purchase it." to walk away with a better idea tor of dining services He said many people, espe- about the world hunger situa- said people in the low class cially University students, do not tion. will sit on the floor and eat If you have a news tip or rice and drink water with a have an idea for a story, realize what the hunger problem "I want people to know that truly involves. the people who are the 'have bowl and a spoon. The middle call anytime and ask to In an effort to promote hunger nots' in the world didn't choose class will eat rice and beans, and speak with an editor. awareness and allow University their situation," McGowan said. drink milk. The high class will students and faculty the oppor- He also said that the basic have a full course chicken din- tunity to experience world idea of the event is to illustrate The above graph represents the quaHty and quantity of food 372-6966 hunger on a small scale, the Uni- the inequality of food distribu- • See BANQUET, page five. distribution In the world.
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Thinkers by John Alford Intefasted in working,in for ttielBG News next stRnester^ The BG News The BG News is seeking cre- 210 West Hall ative and talented inaiyii|jan Bowling Green State University to fill a variety of positions " Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Our departments. Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Individuals can apply V): DARLA WARNOCK - News Dept. Editor-in-Chief ■"Beats . SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER - Graphics and Web f < Managing Editor Opinion Editor V -Copy Dept. BRANDI BARHITE KIM WILFONG v Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief - Opinion dept. MIKE WENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY - Entertainment Dept. Chief Reporter Sports Editor - Sports Dept. JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL Photo Editor Entertainment Editor -* - Photo Dept. -Page 3 Melissa Naymik . .Special Projects Editor Ana Pereira . .Wire Editor Individuals may apply for Brian Taylor . Assistant Opinion Editor AFT£« RcrfATEDLY HAVINC TO Ex.tr THE DORM FOK fRArvk; more than one postion. Con- Sara Eatoni . .Assistant Copy Chief FIKE ALAftrVi AT X.lo IN TH£ fWlNG,TH£ STUP6NTS FlMU.Y' tact department editors at 372- G. Michael Graham . .Assistant Sports Editor CATCH TH£ fMNtcSTEis, AwD f»ftf:i7»KE TO SHoiv Hln wHr Stephanie Schneider . .Assistant Graphics Editor Scott Zimmer . Assistant Graphics Editor JolOMl* A«-°UND WITH flUE l* Not FUNNY. 6966 or bgnej^[email protected] Scott Fauber . Assistant Photo Editor Democracy must be maintained Last weekend, we came prett) ican people wish to preserve the assumption that nations are EDITORIAL close to a major conflict in the their way ol life ami the vision of no longer separate entities in Middle Last and I think it s democracy thai our forefathers competition, but represent peo- important to communicate about left us, then we must protect ple ol different regions of this In response lo the letter from Wednesday, I observed that our foreign policy and how il those who cannot protect them- planet. affects our culture. seh es! Lyons was bitterly against winning teams here at BGSU, specifi- CruiSC missiles and nuclear In World War II, we fought the President ( linton, himself, cally the football team. I can respect the fact thai Lyons may not warheads are nol enough to win \.i/is. The system thai Nazis has stated that our primary goal be .i sports fan, like myself and others. That is ok. What bothers the battle for democracy. We (■pirated under was aboul as is to instill a new government in me is when she slated.'Let's remember why we're here: to get an amoral and close to supreme evil Iraq. The secret is out now! No must build television Studios, radio stations and movie theatres education We .ire no) hen' to have a winning football team. We as you can get. Hut the people more sneaking around \'o more who operated in this system political assassinations and back- in Iraq that will broadcast West- .ire not here lo have a football team at all. Shall I remind you were only misguided human We musl never, ne> er allow what ground conspiracies lor the top- ern culture to these people. ( me that our football players are here to get an education and for beings. When you are lighting happened in Germany and the pling of foreign governments. season of the Simpsons and X- some ol them, their FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIPS allow them i-ilcs will be like pouring Drain- an enemy that operates on a Soviet Union in the 1930s and If a democratic government in lower moral level than you do, the privilege of an education. Can't they enjoy a sport that they 40s to happen again! Anyone Iraq is our goal, (hen let s put our t) on Saddam's government. It'll you must come down to thai who says that the United States clean Hie pipes and give them a arc good at and get an education at they same time? options on the table. The biggest level (and perhaps go lower) to has no business m Iraq does not weapon the United States has is whole new sel ol problems to "Unknown Soldiers" was probably just a catchy phrase to defeat them. Nietzche once said, understand history1 ils culture. All through history, deal with, our problems (which begin an article on our school's football team not an intention- "The danger in defeating a mon- Saddam Hussein is a human one i ulture has consumed anoth- are heller than any one else's ster is becoming one yoursell al "knock" on our national holiday, Veterans' Day. We all realize, being. He is not the antichrist er like galaxies colliding and problems, right?). Did we become a monster alter and Iheic is no such thing as merging lo form new galaxies. I am sure, that our football team, Isn't lighting a "war" on a bat- World War IT The strength of a dictator supreme evil. Every human All along, we have taken the rit- tle field, but in a sense we are playing .1 war" of our own on the resides in his control over the While I do not agree with a lot being has conflicts, but it is when uals, customs, and language ol football field. Our football players arc playing one of Amerk a's ol actions that the American mil- the conflicts ol the individual other cultures and turned them thoughts ol the people. The free- favorite pasttimes. Our players do provide entertainment lion has made in the last fifty affect the community .it large, into our own. Some people dom ol speech and expression is the grealesl weapon in the arse- between papers and exams They do provide us football fans a years, I support their presence in when it becomes necessary to might call this process evil, but Iraq. The reason why, and I'll say step in The function of the Unit- it's the natural course of evolu nal of mankind, against the game to watch throughout the football season it as simply as i can, is thai ed States as peacekeeper in the Uort in human sodet) injustice pi dictatorships. And We are not telling anyone to convert to a sports fanatic but DEMOCRACY MUST PREVAIL! world is thai ol the biggest and The world is one culture now it's the true artists and individu- most powerful nation on the don I knock what a lot ol people love. And don't think that ()ur forefathers left us one hell and the petty dictators that als thai lead the way to a better planet standing up lor the rights because we like lo watch grown men playing a game, that we of a difficult legacy to fulfill, and refuse lo cooperate must be world. of human beings being mistreat- this country isn t even close lo taken out of office and replaced are less capable of getting an education or even more so, lhat we, ed by petty dictators and social what they idealized it to be Hut by a popularly represented gov- the sport fanatics, don't realize the importance of an education. tyrants with a Peter Pan/Mes the idea of democracy is what s ernment Hut let us not lorgel the sianic complex. Shauna Coelen important and must be main- tragic failure Ol the Weimar gov- Senior tained at all costs The shadow Maybe the U.S. is the bulk ol ernment in Germany before the Sociology of democracy is much better than the world, and maybe it is none \a/is came lo power. The notion i omments fot losh Minion can the substance ol a dictatorship. of our business. But if the Amer- ol a democratic world resides in be sen! to jmintanQbgnet.bgsuMlu
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.OSTEOPOROSIS! X-rays can now detect osteoporosis ATLANTA (AP) — An X-ray procedure that has been available for about five years can diagnose osteoporosis in people before they break a bone, the government reported Thursday. But it stopped short of endorsing routine screening. Generally, brittle bone disease goes undiagnosed until a patient suffers a fracture. The new procedure — Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry — identifies dangerously low bone density in patients and takes just five minutes. Researchers with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention used it to screen 2,314 post-menopausal women for brittle bones and found that 17 percent had osteoporosis. Of those, only 7 percent said Associated Press Photo they had been previously diagnosed. However, the CDC decided against recommending routine Palestinian police officers armed with K-47's march as they participate In a rally by Palestian leader Yasser Ararat. Israel's screening, even in post-menopausal women, because of the high cost Cabinet gave the go-ahead for the first pullback of troops as part of the new Mideast peace agreement. and uncertainty over whether it would make much of a difference in treatment. A scan costs $100 to $200. IBONOI Troops pull back from West Banks Painkillers contributed to Bono's death the decision. 7-5. with three Bank, near most of the land that Is to sole Palestinian control. NEW YORK (AP) — Sonny Bonos secret battle with prescription □ Control of land will abstentions, after acrimonious to be handed over. The Palestinians already have drugs contributed to his death in a skiing accident last January, his debate. It marked a point of no Hundreds of Palestinian police full control of 3 percent of the West widow says. change hands after return for Prime Minister Benjamin officers in camouflage uniforms, Bank and Joint jurisdiction over Rep. Mary Bono, who replaced Bono as a lawmaker from Califor- juridsiction agreement. Netanyahu, who since taking office their AK-47 assault rifles hoisted, another 24 percent. nia, told TV Guide that her husband took painkillers for chronic back in May 1996 had zigzagged on the marched irj formation through the Unlike earlier pullbacks, this pain and neck problems aggravated by a neck injury in 1995. Bono peace process and now faces the town's soccer stadium to the one held little promise of drama. loss of support of key allies. was taking 15 to 20 pills a day around the time he died, she said in The Associated Press cheers of the crowd. Tractors No army bases are being dis- draped with Palestinian flags cir- the magazine's Nov. 28 issue. In anticipation of winning full or mantled and all Israeli and Pales- JENIN. West Bank — After near- partial control of an additional 9.1 cled the arena. "I am 100 percent convinced that is why he died," she said. "What tinian security forces have to do Is ly two years of U.S. prodding and percent of the West Bank, the Two percent, or 44 square move yellow-and-black road mark- he did showed absolute lack of judgment. That's what these pills do. bitter disputes with the Palestini- Palestinian Authority staged a miles, of the West Bank land In the ers the size of washing machines to They take away your thought process." ans, the Israeli government gave Jubilant parade Thursday to mark agreement approved Thursday is road Junctions to demarcate the Tests on Bono's body showed no evidence of drug or alcohol the final go-ahead Thursday to the 10th anniversary of the Pales- being transferred from sole Israeli new dividing lines. abuse. Mrs. Bono said the levels of Vicodin and Valium were in the withdrawing troops from a chunk tine Liberation Organization's dec- control to joint jurisdiction. In On Thursday night, the cement prescribed range at the time of his death, but she noted the drugs of the West Bank the size of Chica- laration of independence. The addition. 7.1 percent, or 160 blocks were still lined up at the come with warnings that normal levels can make activities such as go- parade took place In the farming square miles, of the land in the Israeli army base of Dotan, south operating machinery more risky. The Cabinet narrowly approved town of Jenin In the northern West deal moves from Iolnt lurisdiction ofJenin.
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"As he lay there bleeding and over for trial on charges of first- ting him free, Rerucha said. ty's e-mail, Internet and lab The Information Technology begging for his life, he was then degree murder, aggravated robbery his attackers wanted '(The deputy) found what she servers were moved from the old Services is hoping that the new bound to the buck fence." prosecu- and kidnapping with Intent to system of routers and connected system will be in place by the information on how to inflict bodily injury or to terrorize thought was a 13-year-old boy tor Cal Rerucha told a packed directly to the new switch, Lan- time students come back from the victim. with severe head Injuries," ¥ob his apartment. courtroom as a preliminary hear- caster said. winter break, according to Bill ing for Aaron James McKlnney got The ruling came after a 5-hour Rerucha said. The network connections of Gerwin, systems analyst. under way. preliminary hearing that included A student passing by on a each building on campus will be Gerwin also had a suggestion The Associated Press McKinney and Russell Arthur gruesome testimony from law m mountain bike found the student. moved to the new switch. This as to how students can help with Henderson, both 21, are accused enforcement officers. t LARAMIE. Wyo. - Gay college Initially mistaking the nearly life- move will hopefully be complet- the problem. of killing Shepard, a University of The slightly built Shepard, who Student Matthew Shepard was ed by mid-December. "If people are staying logged J&eaten and tied to a fence by his Wyoming student, after luring him had been pummeled with the butt less body for "a scarecrow or a A new server infrastructure is on to Pine while they aren't attackers as they grilled him for out of a campus bar to an isolated of a .357-callber Magnum, suf- dummy set there for Halloween also in the works. It will support Information so they could burglar- area outside town. fered 18 blows to the head, and his jokes." using it, it creates a problem for a wide variety of functions, the rest of the campus," he said. including e-mail. Conversion to "Don't stay on when you're at BANQUET the new e-mail system is the first class or just hanging around step in the introduction of new your room." Continued from page one. dents are not aware of local or because we are setting up an more than 840 million people are services, Lancaster said. world hunger. She said this atmosphere and giving students hungry, including 30 million in her, including salad, green event will serve two facets and an experience of hunger," he the United States. Oxfam also OWNERS beans, rolls and dessert. O'Don- said. said 1.3 billion people live on could promote activism and that Continued from page one. ftell also said the high class will this event will give people more McGowan said he once less than SI a day. feet of one side of Main Street at jit at a nicely dressed table with a time. concrete evidence about world worked at a homeless shelter McGowan said he believes city needs a more modest plan." Unen and floral arrangements. He also stressed that nothing hunger. with people who did not have hunger can be dealt with on an Business owners were also He noted the food quality for the was finalized and that communi- "It is one thing to hear about the luxury of having food and individual basis. People can do concerned about how their rep- middle classes is not what many ty input is still needed before the hunger and one thing to see real that people need to realize that many small things to begin to resentation might change if the Americans think of as middle project is carried out. depiction of it," Briggs said. not everyone can afford to eat fight hunger, such as donate Special Improvement District class. Gordley said that the costs to McGowan agreed. He said when they are hungry. money or serve in a soup were to take effect. Some feared McGowan said the food business and property owners even if students go to the Union "There is a major difference kitchen. that the SID would undermine served is not necessarily what would be minimal. when you want to eat and you the Downtown Business Admin- each class would eat, but it is a for a hamburger after the ban- "Once you leave, no matter "I don't think it's going to be a can't," McGowan said. istration, one of the main repre- representation of the quality of quet they will still have Ihe expe- what you do, you will leave with dollar amount that will cause food each class would eat. rience, which they will not be According to Oxfam America, something inside," he said. sentative bodies for BG business owners. great consternation," he said. Alii Briggs, Honors Program able to forget. an international organization "People will leave this experi- The extra taxes that would be assistant, said many college stu- "It will be powerful enough promoting hunger awareness, ence inspired to do something." Under Ohio law, the owners of 60 percent of the front footage imposed to pay for a portion of HOLIDAY of stores in the proposed SID the capital improvement would need to vote in favor of the SID add about $6.50 per front foot Continued from page one. per year to property owner's tax "This is a good way to edu- concert will be conducted by Bach's "Magnificant" at 3 p.m. in for it to take effect. Business will play two pieces to demon- bills. Those taxes would be cate children about music and Edward Maclary, associate pro- the Kobacker Hall. owners claim that this allows a strate the gamelan to the audi- imposed for a period of 20 years. rhythms," Harnish said. fessor at the College of Musical During the second half of the relatively small number of prop- ence. erty owners who own a relative- The SID levy would amount to The admission fee is $2 for Arts. concert, the orchestra will play Following the play is fun time ly large amount of front footage $10 per front foot per year for adults and $1 for children. Tick- About 100 singers from the for the children. They will be Brahms' "Symphony No. 4." to put the SID into effect. five years, at which point the SID Women's Choir will present invited to play the instruments ets will be available at the door. Lastly, BG Children's Chorus "Everyone should have a say could either be renewed or dis- "Ceremony of Carols," accompa- with the orchestra to get some Hamish said that the money that will be presenting a program of in this decision," Gibson said. continued. nied by a harp. The piece is com- hands-on experience. is collected will go to a fund that "Lessons and Choral" at Prout The Heritage 2000 plan start- Owners of a building such as posed by Benjamin Britten and "The pieces will be easy and helps students go to Bali in May. Chapel on Sunday, Dec. 13, at 4 ed in 1994 as a request from the the Huntington bank building, According to Mark Munson, lasts for 30 minutes. For the sec- students will guide the children p.m. Clergy from BG will partic- DBA to the city to lend its sup- for instance, with 90 feet of store- associate music professor, there ond half of the concert, 50 mem- how to play," Harnish said. "If ipate, and it is also open to pub- port to a revitalization project. front space, would expect to pay are several other concerts being bers from the A Cappella Choir a total of around $1,500 a year in kids in Bali can play the game- lic. Under current plans, construc- performed for the holiday sea- will present music by Brahms, tion will begin in the Spring of additional taxes. lan, why can't kids in BG play." All the seasonal concerts are Furthermore, the music is not son. Berger and "Messiah," excerpts 2000, with completion set for Those levies would pay for free to public. For further infor- too hard, and children can have On Friday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. in from Handel. early 2001. Grossmann said that about 20 percent of the Heritage fun too, Hamish explained. He the Kobacker Hall, the A Cappel- On Sunday, Dec. 6, Collegiate mation, students can call the provisions were in place to mini- 2000 budget. The remainder said that anyone is welcome to la and Women's Choir will pre- Choral and University Philhar- Concert Office hotline at 372- mize disruption, including such would be funded by state and participate. sent the Holiday Concert. This monic Orchestra will be singing 8888. things as only working on 800 federal grants and loans. Read the BG News daily !!! TIME TO START 2hl PLOTTING YOUR END-OF-SEMESTER to thanl ESCAPE. STEP ONE: WINTERIZE YOUR B&B GETAWAY CAR. Truck and Auto Repair 10% Discount * *f*m w'Student ID • Oil Change $19.99* After a stressful fall semester, the last thing you 'most vehicles need is car trouble. So drive in to Valvollne Instant Oil Change* • Low Shop Rates and let us get your ride in shape for the trip home for the holidays. • Engine Service Esaa TOBACCO OUTLfT Our full-service oil change Includes up to 7 quarts of Valvollne* oil, • Transmission Work a complete maintenance check by our Super-Pro* certifted technicians, • Brakes and free fluid top-offs. 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Falcon Sports Sigma's New Members Q 1.3 billion people -- one out of four live on less than Jl a day. on 88.1 FM,WBGU President: Zach Bradley $ More than 840 million people are hungry, including 30 million Vice President: Sean Allen in III.- I nilcct Slates. Secretary: Dan Petro Q Every day, 34,000 children under Ihe age of five die from ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ,oooo Saturday Treasurer: Mike Hurtling hunger and related causes. Greg Burke 11:30: Papa John's Countown to Kickoff I Scholarship Chair: Yet. enough food is produced in the world to feed everyone. Jerrod Steck 12:30: BG Football at Northern Illinois Communication Chair Social Chair: Brad Baker l%%8t fchmrhci ■friivtifciTl Live ^ v'lti nvn^ti u«nI^*LI Historian: Dan Schiavone 3:30-7:00: -On-The-Line Sports Talk Sunday, November 22 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooooooeoooo Sunday Brian Emley Emory Kopin Brian Yarman Glenn Dickey at 5:00 p.m. 2:00 BG Women's B-ball vs Detroit Lenhart Grand Ballroom Derek Kauffman Shawn Schlegel Ha-, free banquet demonstrates the unequal distribution of More games than any otner college station Dustin Koch Tim Harvey food and resources m the world. Students, faculty, stuff mid ...88.1 FM, WBGU community irv nil welcome to attend. T„l»r C ITiis esenl is sponsored h> Ihe Honors Program. Ihe Office of Ihe Provost, D I inscTsils Dining Services, and lhc tlonon Sludenl Association. J>age 8 The BG News Friday, November 20, 1998; #3 Grady Moore Defense 5-11,180 lbs Castlegar, B.C. Freshman Falcon Victory! Go, Fight Go Falcons Victory! 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Hlffl-^HIIr 1998-1999 Hockey Schedule November 27 Miami* 7 p.m. January 30 at Lake Superior* 7 p.m. November 28 Northern Michigan* 7 p.m. February 5 Ohio State* 7 p.m. December 5 Michigan* 7 p.m. February 6 Western Michigan* 7 p.m. December 12 Western Michigan* 7 p.m. February 12 at Alaska Fairbanks* 11p.m. Bank One Badger Hockey Showdown February 13 at Alaska Fairbanks* 11p.m. December 27 B.G. vs. Cornell 6 p.m. February 20 Notre Dame* 7 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Yale 9 p.m. February 26 at Western Michigan* 7 p.m. December 28 Consolation/ Championship 9/6 p.m. February 27 at Ferris State* 7 p.m. January 2 at Nebraska-Omaha 8:35 p.m. March 2 at Ohio State* 7 p.m. January 3 at Nebraska-Omaha 8:35 p.m. March 6 Ohio State* 7 p.m. GO FALCONS! January 8 Notre Dame* 7 p.m. March 12-14 CCHA Playoffs-Quarterfinals # TBA January 9 at Michigan* 7p.m. March 19 CCHA Playoffs-Semifinals 5/8:30 p.m. January 15 Michigan State* 7 p.m. March 20 CCHA Playoffs-Championship 7:30 p.m. January 16 Lake Superior * 7p.m. March 26-27 CCHA Playoffs-East Regionals TBA January 21 at Michigan* 7 p.m. March 27-28 CCHA Playoffs-West Regionals TBA January 23 Ferris State* 7 p.m. April 1 CCHA Playoffs-Semifinals TBA BG January 29 at Lake Superior* 7 p.m. April 3 CCHA Playoffs-Championship TBA Barbershop * Central Collegiate Hockey Association game(s) # Best 2-of-3 scries Home games arc shown in Bold All times are EDT (EST starts Oct. 25/2 a.m.) For tickets call (419) 372-2762 or write the Memorial Hall Ticket Office, BGSU, Bowling Green, Ohio 45403. Add $2 for postage/handling I I page 10 The BG News Friday, November 20, 1998 TRANSACTIONS STANDINGS J IfPLOlun USA Today/ESPN Top 25 FOOTBALL deat on Colorado D Cam Russell In a game college football National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE The Top Twenty Five teams In the USA Today/ESPN on NOT. 13. records through Nov. 14. total MIAMI DOLPHINS—Claimed CB Ray Hill UX W L T Pet. poll, with first place votes In parentheses. one point lor a off waiver* bom the Buffalo Bill*. LOfi ANGELES EJNGS-Clalmed C Bran- Miami 7 3 0 700 points based on 25 points for a ffst-place vote through J_ M compiled from wire sources don CoaTcry off waivers from the Vancouver Buffalo 6 4 0 800 25th place vote, and previous ra ruling Record Pts Pv HOCKET Canucks. NV J«t 6 4 0 too New England 5 S 0 500 1 Kansas Stale {361 10 0 I.S20 II National Hockey League MONTREAL CANAD IE N9— Recalled C NHL-Smapeaded Tamp Bay RW Aadrct Indianapolis 2 8 0 200 2 Tennessee 1181 90 1.486 II 3 ■ BASKETBALL ■■■■§ Naiaror for acven games, without pay, and Eric House from Fredertcton of the AHL. Casual 3 UCLA 171 90 1.443 4 Florida 1 349 4 fined him SI.000 for a cross checking bsci- Jacksonville 8 2 0 800 9 1 Pittsburgh 6 4 0 600 5 Florida State 10-1 1.304 5 * MAC basketball to Tennessee 6 4 0 600 6 Ohio Stale 9 1 1.202 7 Bammore 3 7 0 300 7. Texas ASM 10-1 1.191 8 get TV coverage Cincinnati 2 8 0 200 8. Arizona 10-1 1.109 10 TOLEDO — Six Fox Sports A lot at stake for Bucs West 9 Arkansas 8-1 928 9 I Net regional networks will tele- Denver 10 0 0 1000 10. Notre Dame 8-1 916 13 The Associated Press But when Michigan is the Oakland 7 3 0 .700 11 Michigan 8-2 912 16 v. vise Mid-American Conference opponent, Germaine is 17-of-48 Seallle 5 5 0 .500 12 Wisconsin 9-1 830 6 5 basketball games this season. COLUMBUS -JoeGermaine Kansas City 4 6 0 400 13 Tu lane 90 808 14 for 232 yards with just one touch- San Diego 4 8 0 .400 14 Penn State 7-2 665 17 knows there's a lot more at stake down in two games. NATIONAL CONFERENCE 15 Georgia 72 652 18 The package includes 15 MAC 16. Oregon 19 Saturday than a share of the Big Michigan won both times,, Eaat w L T Pet. 82 589 •J games. Each conference team Ten championship and a possible Dallas 7 3 0 .700 17. An ) 9-1 495 20 including Germaine's first start Arizona 5 5 0 500 IS Virginia 82 476 22 ' will appear at least once. trip to the Rose Bowl. NY Giants 3 7 0 300 19 Nebraska 8-3 473 II in 1996. The 13-9 defeat cost the The Ohio State senior quarter- Philadelphia 2 8 0 200 20 Virginia Tech 72 358 12 The games will be televised on previously unbeaten Buckeyes a Washington 2 8 0 .200 21 Georgia Tech 72 315 23 back admits that his reputation Ceatral 22 V 6-2 269 24 ■ the Ohio, Midwest, Chicago, chance at their first national title may also be on the line if the sev- Minnesota 9 1 0 .900 23 Missouri 73 267 15 Detroit, Empire and Pittsburgh since 1968. Green Bay 7 3 0 .700 24 Syracuse 6-3 198 25 networks, the , conference enth-ranked Buckeyes (9-1, 6-1 Tampa Bay 4 6 0 400 25 Kentucky 7-3 70 — Big Ten) lose to No. 11 Michigan. He relieved Stanley Jackson Chicago 3 7 0 300 announced Thursday. The first last year in a 20-14 Michigan win, Detroit 3 7 0 300 Others receiving voles Southern California 69. Texas Tech 1 "There's so much emphasis West Virginia 62. Texas SO. Wyoming 33. Mississippi State 10. BYU 7. Col- game will be Dec. 19. making the Wolverines 8-1-1 in put on this game," Germaine Atlanta 8 2 0 800 orado 7. Miami lOhlo) 7. Marshall 6. Purdue 5. Michigan 1. ■ \i!JiHHHaaai San Francisco 7 3 0 700 said. "A lot of people's memories the last 10 meetings of the annu- New Orleans 5 S 0 .500 Ohio High School Football Sosa claims NL MVP are going to be predicated on al rivalry. St Louis 3 7 0 300 "I wouldn't say I'm haunted Carolina 1 9 0 100 By The Associated Press Sammy Sosa, the charismatic whether we're successful against Saaaay's Gansci by what's happened. We're obvi- Arizona at Washington, 1:01 p.m. Chicago Cubs' slugger who hit Michigan and how I play against Retloaal Semifinal Results Michigan. ously disappointed that we were Chicago at Atlanta. 101 p m 66 home runs, was voted the Detroit at Tampa Bay. 1:01 p m DIVISION I "That's understandable." not able to win the last couple of Green Bay at Minnesota, 1:01 p.m. Saturday's Results NL's most valuable player yes- Indianapolis at Buffalo. 1:01 p m An average performance for times that we played them, but Canton McKlnley 17. Massl Ion Jackson 13 terday, easily beating St. Louis' Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1:01 p m Cm Coleraln 28. Cenlervtlle 27 Germaine has been a 17-for-27, this is a new year," Germaine Philadelphia at New York Giants. 1 01 | -m. Cm St Xjvkr 35. Cm Wlnton Woods 14 Mark McGwire, who hit a record 243-yard day with a tad over two said. Seattle at Dallas. 1:01 p.m Cle St Ignatius 45. Shaker Heights 20 Carolina at St Louis. 4 05 p m . Kansas City at San Diego. 4:15 p.m. Manon Harding 34. N Cant on Hoove r 33 70 home runs. Sosa claimed all touchdown passes and a fraction That's a point that hasn't New York Jets at Tennessee. 4 15 pm Baltimore at Cincinnati. 4 15 Strongsvllle 24. Mentor 17 but two first place votes. less than one interception. escarped the Wolverines (8-2,7-0). pro Upper Arlington 28. Gahanna 17 UM osu Continued from page seven. gan while they are at their best. er, Michigan head coach Lloyd Continued from page seven. regarded as one of the best in team," Carr said. "They are the But the Wolverines have a ten- Carr has taken his team into bat- college football and in history. Six foot-8 inch tight end John best I've seen since I've been at nonetheless gone undefeated in dency to do well in big games. The defensive line is the only tle nine times against top 10 Lumpkin adds leadership and the Big Ten. Oh sure, there were Basically, these teams are weak part of the squad, with teams. Can anybody guess his experience with Keller and Michigan." no 40 point drubbings like Ohio evenly matched. What Michigan three sophomores and one fresh- record? Yep 9-0. You could say sophomore Ken-Yon Rambo also man on the line. But they are State handed out regularly, but lacks in skill, they make up for in There is nothing more that that Lloyd is clutch. A hungry making big catches in crucial learning and improving every still, you only have to win by one desire and intensity. What Ohio Wolverine is tough to reason plays. week, as could be seen in the to be successful. Not to mention State lacks in intelligence, they can be said about this game. Il is with and this team is no excep- Ohio State has a tremendous Iowa game. the fact that the Wolverines have make up for in ability. tion. Just ask the formerly unde- offense, but no team can be Penn State head coach Joe a huge game and a huge rivalry. not had any four point defeats at In the end, this game could feated Wisconsin who fell hard good without a strong defense. Paterno and Michigan head the hands of Michigan State. come down to the coaches. This 27-10 Saturday. Lloyd seems to And guess what, the Buckeyes coach Lloyd Carr both agree on The representative for the Big If there is a weakness on the is where Buckeye fans start to know how to bring the most also have a very strong defen- something; Ohio State is tough. Wolverines, it is that they always worry. John Cooper may be one Ten in the Rose Bowl could be from his players. Last year's sive unit. "This Ohio State team is one seem to play to the level of their of the best recruiters in the coun- The powerful junior Andy of the best teams that I have seen opponents. There was a different try, but he just can't seem to slip national championship proved decided on the outcome of this that. Katzenmoyer leads the brutal in my 50 years of coaching col- team on the field in the 15-10 win by those pesky Wolverines. His linebacking core, just one of the Saturday will prove who has lege football," Paterno said after game. Ohio State needs to exe- over Minnesota than in the 27-0 1-9-1 record against Michigan positive aspects of the deadly the Buckeyes defeated Penn the upper hand in the battle win over the Nittany Lions. proves he may not be the best Ohio State defense. Senior Jerry State earlier in the year. cute well, not be cocky, and between the states. Both teams Granted, Michigan will have man for this game. Perhaps the Rudzinski and sophomore Na'il With the biggest game of the to take it up a notch to beat the Buckeyes would be better off if will be ready. In the words of Diggs, along with Katzenmoyer, season coming up for both show the country that they are Buckeyes. They will have to play Cooper conveniently misplaced Keith Jackson, "It should be a punish ball carriers and teams, Carr, who began his truly one of the best teams in better than the near-perfect per- his car keys Saturday and never dandy." But, history proves that receivers that dare run in their coaching career at Michigan in formance against Penn State. made it to the game. He just can- Michigan will have the edge. path. 1980 as an assistant, can only college football by defeating Ohio State may be the only team not win the big game. Either way, it will be fun to Antoine Winfield and Damon give praise to Ohio State. that has a chance to beat Michi- On the other sideline, howev- watch. 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Pizza Outlet 4:00 p.m. -3:00 a.m. * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * Happy yet, Cybersitars, Ghetto Tod McCloskey reviews Superstars and crappy the new PlayStation titles viewer? movie soundtracks, all in Twisted Metal III this week's Sound Parade. and NCAA Gamebreaker. Television audiences are never satisfied. NEW MUSIC VIDEO GAMES While I admit that may be a sweeping generalization, ►*- N-2 + N-3 there's an element of truth to it. Here's my take on it: I don't watch a whole lot of television here at college because my TV doesn't work. If it did, I probably would. 'Woza Albert!' This gives me a weird per- spective on television when I do get a chance to watch it (usually in my girlfriend's an energetic dorm room). I watch shows like the WB Network's Buffy the Vampire Slayer.and Dawson's Creek, romp against which are shipped in on videotape from my girl- friend's home. I've read a good amount of criticism on these two shows, and I fre- apartheid quently overhear students talking about them. mance. Here's where the fickle □ Elsewhere Theater's Technically, the stage is audience comes in. newest production sparse. Everyday objects littered Dawson's Creek has been asks the audience to about the stage are the only praised for its intelligent dia- props. Likewise, the costumes logue, real-life situations and participate in dialogue for the play are simple. Abo and experimental subject matter. Photo provided about apartheid. Jones are often left bare from the It's the most popular show Mr. Death himself (Brad Pitt, right) shows his love for the wealthy Susan Parrish (Claire Forlanl) In waist up. The one exception is among young women in the one of the best films to come out this fall, Meet Joe Black. Jones' final costume as Morena. country right now. All of its By MICHAEL LEONARD This spectacular piece makes stars (James Van Der Beek, The BG News Jones look like a Zulu chief and Katie Holmes, etc.) have is a credit to costume designer appeared in recent films. So Woza Albert! con- K.in Kaszukiewicz. it's a successful show, right? 'Joe Black' one of tinues the 1998-99 Given all the specific adapta- Sort of. Elsewhere Theatre tions the play calls for, Jones and It's making money, but it's season with energy. Abo do an admirable job of con- still experiencing resistance This multi-faceted veying the message. Abo, a by people who think the sub- play portrays the native of Ghanna, seems to be as ject matter is to "mature" for the best films of fall struggle of South Africans comfortable portraying a drunk- a teen-show. Because, you against apartheid. en Zulu as he does an elderly know, The Wonder Years it □ Brad Pitt turns in a remain on earth. Parrish accepts mance. (Although a great deal of Traditional conventions of the the extraordinary request since women will probably flock to the lady. Jones, meanwhile, seems to ain 't. surprisingly believable theatre are disposed of the be more at ease playing the Just the other day I heard he has no alternative but dying. film just for Pitt, the men that moment you enter the Else- A problem arises, however, flock with them will not be dis- white characters in the play, all someone (who shall remain and romantic where space. With drum master of which are portrayed wearing nameless) say, "I wouldn't let prior to his death the business- appointed in seeing Forlani). Matthew Harder banging away, performance as Death. man met Susan in a coffee shop Hopkins by far puts forth the a red nose that lampoons the my fourteen-year-old watch one gets the Sense of a different white face. it," and someone else say, and in the process charmed her best performance. He encom- kind of energy emanating from off her heels. This issue escalates passes the emotional aspects of a Make sure you bring an open "The show's moving too fast By ANTHONY RECZNIK the performance. mind, and a willingness to par- (plot-wise). They're going to when Joe is sitting at her dinner man who knows his company is Head singer Bethany Young The BC News table 10 hours later, unaware of slipping through his fingers, ticipate, when you come to see run out of ideas by the end of then introduces the play and Woza Albert! From the opening the season." any encounter. realizes that his daughter is in an instructs the audience on the Loosely based on Against Parrish's wishes the extremely harmful relationship drum beats to the final singing Now, does this strike any- the 1920's play and songs lyrics of "Yamemeza two fall in love. And as a result, and understands that death is lit- of the Anthem of the African one as odd? It seems to me '30s film Death Takes a Inkosi Yethu." Don't expect to sit Susan ditches her boyfriend erally waiting for him around National Congress, this play is that the general complaint Vacation, Meet Joe back and watch Woza Albert! f Drew (Jake Weber, Amistad), a the comer, and he does so bril- aimed not at theatrical perfec- from most of people is that Black, starring Brad Everything about the play, corrupt business associate of her liantly. tion, but at the stirring of audi- television is unrealistic and Pitt as Joe Black from the area setting to cast father's that's plotting to take One of the most interesting ence members' souls to think devoid of intelligence. So (a.k.a. the Grim Reaper), is prob- members Derrick Jones' and over the company. aspects of the film is the well- about racism and its effect on the along comes a program like ably one of the best movies to be Kelvor Abo's free interaction The film's profound and inno- written dialogue. It's saturated world. Dawson's Creek which is nei- released this fall. with the audience, is designed to vative story is mesmerizing and with humorous one-liners and it ther of those things, and it Realizing that his job is the break down the "apartheid of captivates the audience from the flows through each scene, leav- Woza Albert! will be staged still gets lambasted! defining purpose of his exis- audience and performers." beginning with the concept of ing the viewer hanging on every today at 8 p.m., and Saturday at 2 What do we, as an audi- tence, Joe begins to speculate The script of Woza Albert! was the romance between Joe and word. The great music gives p.m. and 8 p.m. Please note there ence, want? (Yes, I'm also and takes a leave of absence into developed over two years of Susan. Certainly one of the most each scene an extra surge of will be no Sunday matinee or including myself as one of the earthly realm. He arrives at performance. As such, it is often interesting points of the film is emotion. advance ticket sales. Tickets are $3 the mercurial viewers). this idea after overhearing media disjointed from point to point. that there's no mention of the The film is without a doubt at the Elsewhere Theater box office. There are plenty of shows Using the second coming of millionaire and client-to-be, Bill "other-side." There's no explana- worth seeing. Afterward you Each show will be immediately fol- out there that 1 would consid- Parrish (Anthony Hopkins) give Morena (Jesus Christ) as a tion of what's there, or what to won't even realize that it lasted lowed by a discussion of racism to be er on the 5th-grade intelli- an emotional pep-talk on living premise, the play exposes the life expect—only in that it exists. almost three hours. held in the Elsewhere space. gence level, and America the "grand gift of life" to the and times of blacks in South This is because the film is not embraces them like a win- fullest, to his confused, beautiful Africa under apartheid and the about death, but the celebration ning lottery ticket. daughter Susan (Claire Forlani, hypocrisy that established it. of life and all of its great experi- Meet Take a show like Family Mallrats). Some audience members may ^bzallbert!" ences from peanut butter to Matters, for instance (you In order to exist among the have a problem with the con- romantic love. Joe Black Elsewhere Theala; know, the Steve Erkel show). living, Joe takes the body of a stant shifting of language in the Starring: Kelvor Abo, The performances make the Woodland Mall Cinema 5 When it was still on, it was young nameless businessman, play between English, Zulu and Derrick A. Jones, film great as well. Pitt is convinc- Starring: Brad Pitt, Claire the pinnacle of far-fetched, (whose death scene you will talk Afrikaaner. It is even difficult at NOW uyc: Disjointed and ram- ing as the emotionless, almost Forlani, Anthony Hopkins bling at times, Woza Afcertf is still nonsense family comedy that about hours after leaving the NOW says: One of the finest times to comprehend the dia- child-like Joe. His cold, dull an entertaining show of protest. worked out all its characters' theater). Joe is inspired and cap- movies this fall. logue. Nonetheless, Jones and expressions yield the commend- tivated by Parrish's first-rate life problems within a half-hour, able performance as a lish-out- • ••^ Abo pour their heart and soul *+i and his ability to "instruct." He (except for those rare two- of-water Grim Reaper. Forlani is 1 Mar |u« (jo to tie bar into their many characteriza- 1««r. just jo » ffw B» parters). strikes a one-sided bargain with 2 stars: go to tfie bar lira tions and sweep the audience 2 Mm: 80 10 ** iw !«* excellent as well, and is sure to 3 start: movia. than bar 3 Mm: p**y, tm> oar him: as long as he's Joe's guide 4 atari; movia, ti#n movie again into the energy of the perfor- 4 tin: pay. *»n ' •* See TV SHOWS, page N-5 gain notoriety from her perfor- ■ through the world, he will Thursday. Dec. 17. For more by Chris Marker, will be shown Dec. 11. Gallery hours are 10 lan. which will play and demon- cert '98 on Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. in information contact Mike Ham- at 8:15 p.m. This subtitled film a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues. through strate exotic Indonesian Instru- the Ohio Theater in Toledo. Per- mer at hammerm®bgnet or Sara Is also free. Sat. and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. ments that comprise the ensem- formers Include the Dynatones. Waggoner at waggonsQbgnet. The University's Wind ble. Tickets are 82 for adulta Robert Lockwood. and more. and 81 for children (5 and up Tickets are 812 in advance and Campus, city recommended). 815 at the door. 'Woyzeck' at Wind Ensemble Finally, on Nov. 22. Sounds Art, poetry & artists' exhibit of the Stadium, featuring the Gish Theater and Concert Band BGSU Falcon Marching Band 'Cats' at Stranahan fiction wanted opens tonight Ensemble and Con- will perform at 3 p.m. In Theater in Toledo Prairie Mar- , Woyzeck. a 1979 cert Band, directed Kobacker Hall. The annual con- The ever-popular gins, the Univer- German film directed "Artists Across by Bruce Moss, will cert features tunes from the band's halftlme shows. Tickets Broadway hit Cats sity's undergrad- by Werner Herzog. the Campus and perform at'8 p.m. uate literary will be shown Nov. Around the City," today in Kobacker are 85 for general admission. To will play the Strana- * han Theater In Tole- magazine. Is 23 at 8:15 p.m. In an exhibition show- Hall of the Moore s: order tickets, call 372-8171. do Dec. 4. 5 and 6. currently acceptingm submissions the Glsh Film Theater. Based on ing works by Uni- Musical Arts Center. Tickets are 832.50 to for fiction, art and poetry. The actual events, the film Is a tale versity and Bowling Green com- On Nov. 21, "Ball, Hil" kicks 2nd Annual Blues only submission guideline Is of a soldier convicted of murder- munity artists, opens today with off the first of four Young Peo- 837.50. Call the box office at that any art must be 8.5" x 14 ing his mistress. The subtitled a reception from 7-9 p.m. In the ple's Concerts at 11 a.m. In Bash Nov. 28 (419) 474-1333 for more details, or smaller. film Is free. Wlllard Wankelman Gallery of Bryan Recital Hall. The 45- or contact your nearest Selectlx or Tlcketmaster outlets. The submission deadline is On Nov. 30. The Last Bolshe- the Fine Arts Center. The free mlnute program will feature the Blue Suit Records presents vik. 1992 French film directed exhibit will continue through 21-member Kusuma Sari Game- the Second Annual Blues Con- I 1 page N-2 The BG News Friday, November 20, 1998 McLachlan tune, until halfway through I Still Know when they decide to add a high-bass backbeat. Then there's "Hey Now Now," by Swirl 360. This is the lamest excuse for a pop song I've heard this decade. This entire album is full of artists that almost sound like popular artists of today, but not quite. Who knows why Wamer Bros, didn't get any real talent to attach to the soundtrack? This becomes even more perplexing because of the fact that Brandy is in the movie! Why not throw some Brandy songs ... What You Did to the album? They have Brandy as one of their leads and they let Jennifer Love Pras: GhettoSupastar Last Summer Hewitt record a song for the album? It doesn't make much sense. 1998 - Ruff house/Columbia 1998-Warner Bros. -James Eldred With his new release, Ghetto Supastar, Everyone knows that sequels are the sometimes ignored third member of mostly inferior to the original. The same the Fugees—Prazekiel Michel, a.k.a. can be said of soundtracks, especially Pras—has stepped up to try and work a the one accompanying / Still Know What U2: The Best of The Mighty Mighty little solo magic of his own. You Did Last Summer. Bosstones: Live from Pras aspires to match the cross-cul- It is far inferior to the soundtrack to 1980 -1990 tural creativity of fellow Fugees Wyclef the first film, (which is pretty bad con- Jean and Lauryn Hill. Unfortunately, he sidering the quality of the first one). Of the Middle East course, you can't expect much from the 1998 -Island Records doesn't possess either Jean's remarkable 1998 - Explicit/Polygram musical talent or Hill's agile vocals. And soundtrack to a sequel of a horror Over 75 million albums and 20 years then there's his delivery, which is, well, movie that was a rip-off of Scream. It It's taken a long time for The Mighty since the group first formed in their flat. seems all the big-name artists that Mighty Bosstones to come out with hometown of Dublin, Ireland, U2 are The music's not much better, even meant to do a horror-movie soundtrack either a live or a greatest hits album. still pleasing audiences worldwide, and with the help of Canibus, Ol' Dirty Bas- did Scream and Scream 2. fans won't be disappointed with their Now they've done both in one. tard and Mack 10. From lifeless rock While the Scream 2 soundtrack had newest release, U2: The Best of 1980- Live from the Middle East is taken from samples ("Blue Angels") to choppy such artists as Master P, Dave Matthews 1990. the hometown of Bosstone bassist Joe funk beats ("Lowriders" and "Frowsey Band and Foo Fighters, this one does Various Artists: A "best of" collection from a decade Gittleman. But, the Bosstones have Pt. 2"), this self-produced album is tar- not. In fact, the biggest name on this soundtrack is Jennifer Love Hewitt. which included some of the band's most adapted Boston as their hometown and nished with a definite lack of creativity. Untouchable That's right: she sings. inspired performances, the CD offers the album reflects the energy they The album's only shining moments Her song, "How Do I Deal," is not Outcaste Beats Vol. 1 something for old-school fans and more bestow at a concert. are "Ghetto Supastar," "Murder Dem" terrible, but it's certainly not great. Her The Bosstones put out 21 tracks from and "What'Cha Wanna Do." They have 1998-Tommy Boy recent appreciators alike. singing is fine, but the song is so aver- the show, many of which are fan picture-perfect grooves, but unfortu- The two-disc collection features a CD age and mundane. It's the kind of song favorites. Past favorites include, "Some- nately the radio is destined to play them Untouchable Outcaste Beats Vol. 1 gets of popular hits from the band including you forget about right after it ends— day I Suppose," "1-2-8, Devil's Night out. my vote for one of the most interesting "Pride (In the Name of Love)," "With or another boring pop ballad. Out" and "Kinder Words." The only moments of true surprise releases of the year. Without You," "Desire," "Sunday, The same can be said for most of the occur on the intro, "Hallelujah," and • Featuring a healthy variety of Asian Bloody Sunday" and others. Though the Bosstones' popularity hit songs on this album, which features artists (compiled by London's Outcaste The other, limited-edition CD offers the bandwagon with their Let's Face It outro, "Amazing Grace" (two gospel such no-name artists as Reel Tight, Records and re-released by Tommy an unexpected treat with a number of album, lead singer Dicky Barrett knows standards sung as gospel standards). Orgy, Bijou Phillips, and Imogen Heap Boy), the compilation is peak into the previously unreleased songs from the who the real fans are. In introducing These tracks are baffling—there is (the only exception is Grant Lee Buffa- developing Asian music scene. band, including a remix of the recent hit "The Impression That I Get" Barrett absolutely no context provided for their lo). Upon hearing most of them you can If you're looking for the Indian "Sweetest Thing," as well as covers of says, "I think we all know this song." inclusion. They are question marks on see why they are not popular. equivalent of Aphex Twin, check out the "Everlasting Love" and "Unchained But, the Bosstones did include some an album otherwise starved of any The majority of the soundtrack could the aptly-titled "Cybersitar" by Dance good songs off their last album, includ- interest. be divided into two types of songs, Melody." Music Federation. How about some ing "Royal Oil," "The Rascal King" and Although Pras has made a bold rap/rock, and alterna-pop ballads. The U2 have come a long way from their Roni Size-style jungle/drum 'n bass humble beginnings at Dublin's Mount "Let's Face It." attempt to obtain his own solo success, one real rap song, by Deetah, is pretty he is destined to be overlooked. While with an Indian flavor? "The Firefly" by Temple High School in 1978, and there's I never thought Barrett's voice could good. There are a few other songs on the fellow Fugees, Jean and Hill have Niraj Chag is probably right for you. little denying the group has clearly last an entire show, but his vocals album that are also quite good. Another carved their own paths, Pras has taken There's so much variety and quality established their reputation as one of remain strong throughout the tracks. relatively unknown artist, C.J. Bolland, the road more traveled- delivers the best song on the album on this disc, I don't know where to the most important rock bands in con- What's especially nice is the horn sec- -/ay Shaiuberry called "Sugar is Sweeter." It's an inter- begin. We'll start with the classics. temporary music. tion. It seems on the studio albums, the esting combination of pop, techno and "Mathar" and "Streets of Calcutta" are With their politically-motivated horn section is blotted out by bass and rap. from 1969 and 1975, respectively, but songs and their emotionally-charged vocals. Yet, this live album brings out There's also one other good song, you'd think they were off last year's DJ lyrics, U2 have rocked the charts for the horns much more and as a result the which is the real rock song on the CD. Shadow remixes. "Take Off Your Clothes to Feel the Setting Sun" (1969) decades. The unique style that estab- songs are more complete. In "Someday I Orgy's "Blue Monday" offers a good lished the band and made them a Suppose," the horn section really shines meld between traditional rock and by the Wolfgang Dauner Quartet alter- household name is artistically captured as the main element, giving the song a alterna-pop of today. nates between samba, jazz and tradi- tional sitar music. in this classic collection. completely different feel than on the That's three good songs, right? Then you have the new breed of elec- This is the first singles collection to album Don't Know How to Party. Unfortunately, there are nine more. All tro-dub with artists like T.J. Rehmi. His be released by the band. Others are My only wish is that they would seem to be trying to sound exactly like expected in the near future. (Hurry and someone else. The Bijou Phillips track song "Mind Filter" is as understated have included "Just Another Drinking and psychedelic as you can get without pick up this 2-CD collection, it's limited "Polite," comes off sounding just like Song," — it would be fitting of a Boston eating gelcaps. Take my advice and pick edition and won't be available for long!) Natalie Imbruglia. Jory Eve's, "Try To Bosstones' concert. this up—every track will hold your -Stacey Lapinski Say Goodbye" is reminiscent of a Sarah -Tod McCloskey inten -John Wenzel Snack Bars, J"3 Tap 5 f* FILMS Green Bay at Pittsburgh." ABC 4. These Are Special Times," 1. The Water Boy" Celine Dion Convenience Stores SI 4. Touched by an Angel." CBS 5. Soundtrack: "Belly" 2. "I Still Know What You Did 5. "Frasier." NBC Last Summer* and Restaurants 3. "Meet Joe Black" ALBUMS SINGLES 4. The Siege" 1. "Supposed Former Infatuation 1. "Doo Wop (That Thing)." 5. "Antt" Junkie." Alanls Mortssette Lauryn HtU 2. "Lately." 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Down- The BG News scries than its predecce- voice. sors did. stairs at the Man As companies battle to make The people he's worked with In any third part of a hattan (enter Stu- video games bigger and better, are an A-list of R&B and hip- scries, improvements an dios, the Hammer- si trying to improve on graphics hop. expected, and Twisted stein Ballroom is dark and and options, there has been For starters, there are the Metal III goes beyond typ- empty, with only a security something lost in the process. members of the crew that he ical additions. The game guard sitting at a desk. Sony's new NCAA Game rolls with: Elliott, Aaliyah, Gin- includes 12 new vehicles From up on the fourth floor, Breaker '99 offers a much-improved play over uwine and Magoo, the man who in a variety of shapes and however, i omes sound. its previous version, but forgot one impor- most often raps to Timbaland's sizes. Some of the better It's a lilting melody in an tant thing—fumbles. beats. ones include a monster almost orchestral arrangement, I don't know how something so basic Then there are those who may truck, hotrod, army vehi- act ompanying a man's voice could have been left out. In this version, not be part of the "family" but cle (Hummer) and a junk singing ol heartache. fumbles can only happen if players on an who know talent when they hear car' Timbaland sits on a dark option play hit the wrong button. Random it. Total, SWV, Janet Jackson, Jay- Each one has speciality leather couch, sporadically halt- fumbles from a defensive player are nonexis- Z and Nas. weapons, as well .is an ing the track to give instructions tent. Many of those names are on array of "universal" arms. to the engineers on how he Another aspect that GameBreaker '99 does Timbaland's new album, "Tim's Napalm, mortar and four wants the music to sound. not offer, that previous Sega games did, is Bio. From the Motion Picture: different missile types I le can't read or write a note. multiple-player seasons. Only one player can Life From Da Bassment," which (power, speed, rain, hom- 1 le has no formal musical train- play a season at a lime. is scheduled for release Nov. 24. ing) are available lor each ing. Minus those defects, '99 is a huge One name that isn't on the car. Other weapons But at 26, Timbaland is one of improvement and is worth a look (if you album: Michael Jackson. But include remote control the hottest producers in hip-hop, don't care about fumbles). An additional Timbaland would like to work bombs. known for his distinctive, per- improvement is interceptions. with him someday. "I want to do A major difference cussion-heavv style. In past games, defensive players seemed a Michael Jackson album and go from previous Twisted "1 started with an old DJ set, to have stone hands, dropping balls thrown back to the 'Thriller' days," he Metah is the increased scratching," says Timbaland, seemingly right at them. That change has says. intelligence of the com- who was bom Timothy Mosley been made in '99, as quarterbacks drop back, Timbaland thought he was puter. In this version. in Virginia. "I always wanted to an errant pass is likely to be intercepted. going to come out on the hip- enemy cars can take be a D) instead of a producer." Another outstanding adaptation is the hop scene years ago, after Elliott health blocks and Like fellow superproducer — players themselves. Great players, such .is hooked him up with Devante weapon pickups, Sean "Puffy" Combs — Timba- Michael Wiley and David Boston from Ohio Swing of the singing group Jode- which draws each land has sent urban radio in a Slate, are quicker and play a step up above ci. But after some years, they game into a long bat- new direction. Not by just remix- the crowd. Syracuse's Donovan McNabb, (he parted company, something tle. ing old songs, a style that has top-ranked passing efficiency quarterback Timbaland won't discuss. Another great worked for Combs. Timbaland's can outrun linemen and pass with accurate improvement to about creating songs that have throws. It wasn't until recently that he rwisted Metal III is the layers of different beats and Keith Jackson docs play-by-play, but it and Elliott, a longtime friend quality of different sound effects, thai can change gels repetitive alter awhile and isn'l as In- from Virginia, began to be levels, lor example tempo midway through the depth as GameBreaker '99 dual commenta- noticed. the lirsl level. Roily- record. tors. Anyone who listens to popu- wood, contains an Now, he says, producers are The game also includes perfect renditions lar urban rrtusii has heard it. It's upper and loner copying his sound. of all the stadiums in NCAA division l-A. As there in Aaliyah's current hit. which allows players to hide and ambush "Everybody's biting, so now far ,is Howling Green's Doyt t- Perry Stadi- "Are You Thai Somebody?" enemies it's getting to be sick," he says. um, this version includes the press boxes on Photos provided from the "Dr. Dolittle" sound- Players can also combine to battle Hie "A producer gets with a girl and either side. It's a near-perfect replica — PlayStdtions's NCAA GameBreaker 99 track and on "The Rain (Supa computer or compete in a deathmatch 0\ er tries to be like Aaliyah, tries to except "Falcons" in the end/one is painted and Twisted Metal III both continue Dupa Fly)," the lirst single from all, Twisted Metal III is .1 worthy and satisfy do an album like we did, and it all orange. popular video game series, but leave \iiss\ "Misdemeanor" Elliott's ing gameplay experience. doesn't work that way." So much for detail. out important features. dis< 1^" V*u SJ.PHA SI? "%^ Tim Wilton Dubrey Black Nik Nahrup Jesse Kreinbrink Jason Easterday Matt Marcum Jon Tomaselli Julian Carpentier Charlie Massi Matt Eliinger Chris Tartara Aaron Gamby Matt Johnsen Mike Kolozsi Nelson Morell Geoff Reeves Eric Davis Phil Dorn Jaime Dickson Matt Capone Josh Thomas Kyle Hanna Sean Kennedy Garrett Padgett Dave French Bobby Hicks Jim Maday Christian Dettmer Matt Damon Justin Cornellson Paul Brown Bob Gudin Matt Schiavoni Matt Bachtel Brenden McGlynn Felipe Diaz Doug Pisula Phil Greenburg "Chief" JasperJax Chris Davis Keith Flipkowski Semir Ghoushen Jim Weckesser Anthony Masseria Christian Mayled Joe O'Neill Dan Periat Jamie Barricklow Josh White Steve Drickhammer Jason Pugh Brad Turski Chris Dlugasz Sugar Daddy #6 Craig Aukerman Kirk Cowan "P-nut" Matt Harman SHERIFF ^ JAILBREAK 9 8 2|C i I i i page 14 The BG News Friday, November 20, 1998 TV GUIDE SECTION (CONT. FROM PG. 3) SATURDAY NOVEMBER 21,1998 12:00 I 12:30 H E CD P _L 03 Ccestgs Football Michigan at Orm) State. 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Drama) Cr«istoprier Reeve X NewsX Stskel 4 Ebert © NnrsI NBC Newt Oalalna (In Slereo) X Dataine (In Slereo) X M such diverse venues .is Mardi Gras, The Black Swamp Arts TV SHOWS Festival in BG and Uhyncu's •f Continued from N-1 e.isv -to handle, stereotypical ARA Benefit characters. I'm not saying audi- ravern in Prague, to name .i I hated this show, as I'm sure few did other people, be, ause it was ences are Stupid, since I put Updates mvseii in the "audience"catego- a ridiculous caricature Ol real ry It's just that it's somewhat features music liliJ. I understand thai the pro- diverse music from College 'Jeopardy!' unsettling to think that there will ducers weren't living to present Bourbon Street 6 oilers jazz nevei he a program we re satis- Online semifinals it seriously, like a National ( ICO ftephen Christoff music to warm up the .ludicme graphic special, but they still fied with. We find a problem Stephen Christoff's By MIKE HAMMER on a cold November evening I li with something because it's too Today is the List day to qual- wanted you to learn a lesson tD Oiw Ring Circus The BG News jinx, a ska/punk group, will get serious, then complain when it's ify for the semifinals in College you kicking. LU Dynast) fea and careaboul the characters available .it I indei 's too comic all jeopardy! Online. I he Uni\ ersity turcs, hip-hop to keep \ ou lump- The same is true with Bewrlu Ind Madhatter) tea- Like I said, the problem is that Those who play have .i Anli-R.uist Action ing and Pacemaker |ane will bell Hills 90210. I get downright ires an eclectic mix audiences don't know what they J1 group is .it it again, out rock to lake you home. The offended when I catch a glimpse chance to w in such prizes as a |>i 1 ,nK Aiiicm.in and l igh want anymore. They know what new 27" Sony TV and VCR, this time with their Si doors open at 7 p.m. .mil niusu ol that slum because it's so uiiin Icenth Century popular music Son) Mimliisc equipment, an annual benefit concert slarls around 8 p.m. volving and olu iously conlrix ed they like when Ihey see it. but At 10 p.m. today .it I asys to bring racial awareness to the The campus organizations (not to mention running out ol until that time they have no idea, IBM ThinkPad l ibv iously, there will never be luvt < afe, Bowling Green n i 310, a cordless in ISl I campus. H.O.P.E (HIV Outreach Preven- ideas) Now, il it were more sen pents will gel .i chance to see The Bowling (Ireen . haptei ol a program that's light-hearted, telephone and tion and Education), The Pagan ous and realistic, d would iim in person ARA has had a concert ever) Soc iety, Prairie Margin'*, the Lati- resemble something like Party nl funny, realistic, satisfying, other electronics yeai since its beginning in 19%. His specialties include the no Student Union, Vision and I 'we, which I also have problems cathartic and appropriate for all The tourna- Notorious for a wide range ol ages. It's simply impossible. bowed inusK.il saw, yodeling, others will be represented at the with. ment was musical acts and multiple ol lust think twice before you I'liu's, gypsy musk and the benefit. So is there any end in sight? launched Sept. 2(1 and includes information tables, (he ARA con- hand (lute. I le's lent Ins musical Additional information Are we so jaded In increasing!) start complaining about your ■ill si,lies m the Union, divided cert appeals to a range ol tastes regarding ARA itself and the favorite (or least favorite) TV II.IIIMIIN in various performances realistic forms ol entertainment up into three regions and orientations. ARA fanzine will also be .nail- show II il changes, vein probably lin the l S and abroad, and he that we can't appreciate any- To log on. go to wwwst.i The concert Will once again be able. Tin' cost ol the concert is $4 -till won't like it' ■performs regularly lor audi- Ihing anymore? tion.sony.com, then click on held in the MacDonald c ountrj - or $3 with a canned good. The lences .it Colonial Williamsburg. In a way, yes to a culture, i ollege leopardy! Online. The sule. (IheCov. Room), this Satur- canned goods will go to David's Christoff also performs mod- we're conditioned from birth to lolm Wenxel encourages your "Rules and FAQ's" will tell you day night, Nov. 21,at 8. The .uls I louse ol Toledo, a home lor 11IV comments and criticisms. Email lorn day music and has played .it like simplistic narratives and .ill you nivil to know hooked lor this year's benefit are and AIDS patients. him ui u>[email protected]£du diverse, as alwavS- Hunger Banquet Sunday. November 22 at 5pm Get involved m what is happening at 8GSU. CANCUN A#1 SPRING BREAK... Lenhart Grand BaKroom The BG News USG general assembly meetings are held PERSONALS SPRING BREAK HOURS A HOURS OF FREE DRINKS' The FREE banquet demonstrates even/ Monday at 7 30pm ai n 6 BA Non slop fits ftBeachhtis Earn2FREETripsft$$$$$l Classified the unequal distribution ol food Pkg. Ind Air-Hotel Transfers Cancun. Jamaica. Florida. and resources m the world Students, (taxes not included) Barbados. Bahamas Ads Faculty, staff, and community are Be an angel, help give a child a Christmas! 3'AOUAMARINA 3NTS Lowest Priee*Bes! Meal Plan Welcome io attend' SERVICES OFFERED The Salvation Army and Circle Kare cos from $339 pp 1 800-426 77i0rwww sunspiashtours com Sponsored by the Honors Program. ponsenng the Angle Tree November 21 thru • 7NTSfrom$4l9pp 372-6977 The Office of the Provost. University December 14. 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Beyond BG lor dependable, hard working individuals Ap Congratulations to SAC Sales Person ol t» College Students-All Mators Jannitar at NilerHess@aol com or 8678126 businesses in the US recognized by the Coun- Cheap rant, free cable, great roomatas. Rani piy between 8am 3pm 20584 long Judson month. Joe Victorl Congratulations lo the SAC Summer internship at Officer Candidate 1 V Mess cil of Better Business Bureaus for outstanding negotiable Call Came 373-8624. Rd.Woston.OH. ethics in the marketplace1 spnngbreak Gold Selers lor October: School- NO school year reouremenn Femala subleaser needed for spnng semester Joe Victor Now accepting applications Musioanorgan or piano prelerred-Sunday travel com 1 800 678 6386 HELP WANTED Gvrnroom, furn .close to campus 3S3-9361. Beth Vennekoner Call! 800-892 7318 worship service. Salary negotiable. Call AKAI 10" Reel to Reel tape deck Classy add Five room house available now. Quiet netgh- Jennifer Alley 352 2175 tion to your stereo tor only $?50 00 639 3623. Paul Pewlaczyk bomood. no pets 35? 5822. Wednesday s al KAMKAZE 3 Si 500 weekly potential mailing our circulars Now hiring. S5 50 per Ur. Mm 16 hrsAvk Day Karaoke with Rich Mchels 8 night shifts avail. Shifts during holiday break Hondas $1004500 Houses > Dupleies lor 1994-2000 school For into caH 203 3*9-2602 year. 1 to 3 person homes avail - 12 month from 10-2 are optional. Gain business 8 marketing exp Police Impounds lease only starting in May - Steve Smith Activities Director Summer 1999 Appry at 13330 Bishop Rd 352 8115 ext 209 Hondas. Chevys, Jeeps 8 Sport 3 people needed at Yogi Bear's Jellystone 352 6917 Desperately need 2 gtaduation tickets for Oac. Who really shot JFK' Utilities MUST SELL" Park in Mantua Only 10 mm. from Sea World, ORDER Wil pay t$ 372-5330 Come see "The Killing ol JFK" 1-800-522-2730x4558 Houses-1.2. and 3 bedroom we are a busy family camping facility. 40hr/wk ENTRY on Nov. 20th at lomin EARTH FRIENDLY loot) @StVhr . end ol season bonus No living facil- Seasonal furnished apts., tor WOO I13 0scamp. ll'sFREEl Altamativaa is now carrying flour, juice, rice ity Send resume to: S6.75-S7.2S Ibanez 7 string electric guitar Mmt condition school year. 352 7454 Sponsored by UAO and othar organic and cruelty-lree grocery Jellystone Park Hickory Farms is now hiring full and pari-time $1200 or best offer with case Call Chad & »?'• call 372 2343. ilemt. Yas. we swl have "wilch stuff' tarot in Attn; Andrea seasonal Order Entry personnel to input orders 373-0242 Large 2-bedroom duplex. 1 block from cam- cense, crystals, herbs oils, etc Call 352-SEED into our order processing system. Positions are 3392 S R 82 ITEMS FOR SALE pus. Call 354-3947 (352-7333) lor into Mantua, OH 44255 open now through December on day, evening Willing to pay for graduation tickets. Contact Sony Mobil* ES 6 disc changer. $200. Jennifer at NiferHess@aol com or 867 8128 Interviewing done at facility and third shift, during the week and on week- Male or female subleaser needed lor Sp. se- Eclipse 20 gal. fish lank; compl*!* **l-up. mester 2 blocks from campus, 2 brocks from Lv Mess ends. $.75 per hour shift differential on third shift. Mutt have base computer and typing $100. Ab Iralner, $80. bars. Own bedroom A t160/mo. Call Attention December Graduates Call 354 4307 Kappa Delta skills. Positions are also open for customer 352 6384 Congratulations to Angeteena Change the World service and clerical personnel Attendance in- WANTED and Need lemale subleaser for spring semester Mulligan for being selected Public centives, generous employee discount, and Panama City Spring Break Specials! Plan Earn Money for Graduate School Cedarwood Apts.-Own room 337 50/mo Relations chair for Greek Week professional supervision Apply in person at NOW 8 Save! Boardwalk Beach Resort, Holi- Great location, dose to campus! AC * pnvale We knew you could do it1 Or Student Loans* our corporate offices Mon-Fn from day Inn Sunspr**i 7 Nights, Pa.ii**. Free 2 bdrm apt. 1 1/2 bath. 1-4 sublease's spnng parking Please call 354 8367 Kappa Delta City Year, a national service program for 17-24 900am700pm SATURDAYS 10.00am to Drinks from $119-$199! springbr*aktrBv*l.com sem. Fr. - shuttle aval. $545/mo. Call year olds, is seeking corps members for its 200pm Hickory Farms. 1505 Holland Rd . 1 800-676^386 One lemale subleaser needed Foi Run apts 353-1437 1999-2000 program's year in Columbus, Ohio Maumee. OH 43537 EOE on S. Mercer for spnng semester Call Jen al Siamese kittens, chocolate. 3 mos. 1st shots 2 subleases wanted Hillsdale apt* $i70/mo Beginning «n January, corps members serve 353-6449 full tune lor 18 months, tutoring children m lit- $125 665 2552 424-3238 Ranch. Steak 8 Seafood now hiring openers. SlgKap'KA'SigKap'KA eracy, running after school programs, and STRATOCASTER Made in the USA Black, 2 aublMMf. naad«d for spring aamastar. 2 full and pan time ADpiy within Rooms for 'ent in BG home. Grad males pre- The sisters of Sigma Kappa would like to thank transforming neighborhoods, while earning perfect cond First $55000. Firm, Carvm bdrni.. 1 1/2 bath (urn. apt. $52CVmo. Contact ferred Call 352-1631. the brothers of Kappa Alpha tor the Kissing Si 50 per week and an addhonal $6725 for Responsible college student needed lo drrve Holdsworth Modal. Beautiful quilwd maple top- Greg Of Ken at 353 2365 Candles. Thanks you so much for everything, graduate school or student loans. II you're look- three children IO activities Afternoons, some Crimson Red finish, flawless cond. $1100 00 Subleaser needed tor spring semester Own 1 you guys are the best 4 graduation tickets needed' Will pay money. ing tor a challenging, rewarding eipenence. weekends. Musi have car Can Deb at New-Sell First $575 00 firm. 639-3623. room. S2S0/mo. Call 373-6040. SlgKap'KA-SlgKap'KA Call Sa#a at 353 3332 and a way to give back to your community, City 372 8550 or 352 1045 Yea* may be tor you. Applications are being Apt available for spring semester. accepted now. so call (614) 224-9569. e»t 308 Sales position for Tru Green Chemiawn FOR RENT S34p;month Call 354-7010. for interview dales Sfltir • commission to start Full 8 part time, advice on lawn care 8 continuous training pro- SPRING 1999 PRACTICUM OPPORTUNI B P Ptocare is Hiring' We employ ASE certi- vided Serving customers 8 previous contracts fied technicians Accepting applications, re- TIES IN THE INTRAMURAL OFFICE FOR BLAKEIY ASSISTED LIVING CENTER CUR Must have good drrving record and be proh "99-00 S.Y Houses and Apartments When the RECREATION AND SPORT MANAGEMENT sumes for technician management posoons RENTLY HAS TWO PART TIME POSITIONS c«nt in problem solving and customer service Listings Available B.P Proca/e is an eo.ua! opportunity employer MAJORS. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE FOR PERSONAL CARE ASStS Com* by or call, ask lor Dan 12401 Eckel Rd . 316 E Merry #3 IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND DUE Desperate Dec. Grad looking for subleaser to TANTS FLEXIBLE HOURS, EXCEPTIONAL PerrysDuiQ OH. 43552 (419)874 5004. Will mail hsongs NOV. 24 INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD NOV PAY AND BENEFfT PACKAGE WE ARE Please call 3530325 going gets share apt. Reasonable rent, close to campus. 30-DEC.t Sub needed tor rural paper roule. 11-27. 28 Jan May or Aug. Call 352 9686. LOOKING FOR MATURE INDIVIDUALS Plu* i male needed to THAT CAN WORK INDEPENDENTLY IN A About 3 5 hrs $30 Need reliable car Call Shar*2bdmvapt Graduation ackets needed Win pay Please RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT. EXPERI- 3524636 Own room, spring semester 1999 tough, contact 352 5*78 ENCE WITH OLDER ADULTS PREFERRED. Vallet parking attendants needed Spring Break-Book Now and Save' BUT NOT NECESSARY PLEASE APPLY AT Need (2) graduation tickets Wilting to pay. ■n Cleveland 8 Columbus during '*99 00 S.Y. . 2nd sem Lease 99" We work through 600 STERLING DR . N BALTIMORE. OHIO Dec Excellent wage plus tips. Top Spnng Break companies Pteasecall 4i9 3826925 Houses and Apis BETWEEN900AM ANO 5 00 P M FOE Parking Solutions 888 469 7690 the tough Don't get npped off Roomate needed and preferrably serious stu- Listing Avail. 316 E Merry *3 By 800 » s dent. Own room, all utilities paid i block from Child care. Morning and afternoon hours avail- Can mail listings Fully insured & bonded campus. $23Q/mo Can 352-9996. able High school dpioma required Free child Please call 353 0325 care tor employees Cail8784i90_ get the Campus World Travel 352-7889 Subleaser wanted. Microwave, dishwasher. FOR SALE Ask for Denny or Bill lots of room, close to campus Needed imme- CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT Workers earn 1 subleaser needed for one bedroom apt diately or spring sem $l50»mo. Please call up to S2.000*/month (w/tips A benefits] $37Q/mo Call Tnoa al 352-3269 The sisters ol GAMMA PHI BETA would like to World Travel' Land-Tour jobs up to 352 6725 1 '"ACT NOWi RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR 1082 Fairview Ap< 1 bdrm $350mo BG News!!! $5.000-$7,000/summer. Ask us how thank Nick. Adam & Travis lor coaching our SPRING BREAK 1999> PACKAGES TO 3544400. Subleaser needed immediately for Spring se- 517 336 4235 E« C55441 Flag Football team to a successful season. SOUTH PADRE (FREE MEALS). CANCUN. mester House on Wooster St $250vmo Call 2 bdrm furnished apts You Guys Rockl JAMAICA. KEYWEST. PANAMA CITY Bill at 353-1299 352-7454 Head Life Guard/Asst. Head Life Guard GROUP DISCOUNTS FOR 6. Thursday's at KAMIKAZE'S Subleaser needed New apt 2nd St S275/mo Summer 1999 800 838 8?03 WWW LEISUHF TOURS COM Owners from 7-9 pm ■ utilities 353-5379. Needed at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park in Man 217 South College- 1 5 blocks from Manna AAAA.i Early Specials' Cancun 8 Jamaica) 7 Dollar pitchers all night long tua. Only 10 minutes from Sea World. Hourly Hall, 3 BR House, tenants pay al! uM . sec AUitvl III.,illi Subleaser needed starting Jan i 1999 Own mghts Air 8 hoiel From S3991 Includes Free rale negotiable • end of season bonus. (Life rm. 230$ a month Use of washer A dryer Con- food. Drinks. Parties' sprmgbreaktravel com dep . $52Smo. Available immediately guards also neeOed) No Irving facility Send re- For more Information or to sign * lease. Tuesday's al KAMIKAZE'S taci 353 0568 1 800 678 6386 sume to contact Arbor Enterprises el 354-2854 Swing is Here Suoieaser needed 1 BDRM. Kitchen, living Lessons from 9 30pm-10 30pm Jellystone Park AAAA-I Early Spring Break Specials' Baha Locally owned and managed. room. Close to everything $280/montti plus u- Ann: Andrea mas Parry Cruise' 6 Days S2791 Incudes Most DJ Patnck Keenan tiln.es Call 354 4356 3392 S R 82 Meals' Awesome Beaches. Nightlife' Departs I Still Know Spins swing music all mght Desperately seeking grad student io take over Mantua. OH 44255 from Florida1 sprmgbreaktravel com a lease until August Great 1 bdrm. apt. Very Interviewing done at facility 1-800-678-6386 Subleaser* needed for spring semester Si 7S new and clean, close to campus, on site laun- What You Did Cinemark Theatres month. 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