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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" Winter rears its ugly head

By SARAH BEDNARSKI sidewalks properly until the The BG News ■ The University shut down at 5 pjn. Thunday due to the weather. snow stops, Blair said. All classes starting after that time were cancelled. "We are asking everyone who Snow, wind and ice caused ha- is responsible for cleaning their voc for many who ventured out- ■ As of press time Thursday night, University officials were still un- sidewalks to keep them as clean doors yesterday. With high winds certain a> to whether the University would operate on Friday. A de- as possible," Blair said. and wind chills below zero, area cision was expected by 5 a.m. this morning. Blair advises if at all possible roads and interstates had low vis- ■ Students can check on the status of classes by calling 372-7669 to stay off the roads and try to ibility. (372-SNOW). The status of President Ribeau's State of the Universi- park off the streets so crews can According to Andy Nanninga, ty Address scheduled for 9:30 a.m. today was still in question at plow the streets entirely. According to Blair and the sophomore Aerotechnology press time Thursday. major, conditions at Wood Wood County Highway Patrol, County Airport were severe. ■ Students wiping to know about road cood it ions can call the State portions of I-7S were closed be- "The runways are ice covered Highway Patrol at (419) 666-1323. Current weather conditions in cause of car pile-ups and trucks and pilots have been warned that Wood County are available by calling (888) 264-7623. Jackknif ing across all lanes. The interstate was snow covered, break action is nil," Nanninga ■ Anyone venturing outside today should plan extra travel time and slippery and had low visibility at said. dress appropriately. With wind chills expected to reach 20-degrees Bill Blair, director of public below zero, exposed skin can freeze within seconds. times. works, said crews have been "If you have to go out make working around the clock since sure you allow extra time for the storm hit late Wednesday travel because of the conditions. evening. Crews will continue to Blair said. and use some common sense Also, make sure the gas tank is work in twelve hour shifts until According to Blair, when tem- when driving. Whether you have full because if there is an acci- BG Ncwi Ph«o by Hldekl Kobayuhl the the storm ends, Blair said. peratures drop down to freezing a four wheel drive car or not, the dent then you may be sitting for a "At this point we are trying to and lower salt does not work. roads are icy and caution needs couple of hours," Blair said. Founders resident Steve Wank (upper right) heads home to a snowy keep the intersections open but it Blair advises motorists to drive to be taken," Blair said. Students wondering if the Uni- Founders Hall Thursday afternoon. Temperatures are expected to is difficult because of the amount slow. Sidewalks are another prob- versity Is closed can call plummet today, with wind chills in double digits below zero. of traffic and the blowing snow," "Drivers need to be cautious lem, but crews cannot clean 372-SNOW.

Scheduling Squeezing Hanging out college intofour with Rosie years BG senior returns By DARLA WARNOCK The BC News from NBC intern The goal is to graduate in lour years. By AMY JOHNSON dience," he said. "It was fun However, sometimes that goal The BG News because her son, Parker, is stretched to five or even six helped me every morning. I years as a result of scheduling He met Cindy Crawford and really miss "working' with him conflicts and required classes Tom Cruise, worked on a because he was so much fun." not offered during a given se- national television show and His duties varied allowing mester. fulfilled his childhood dream him to meet a number of guest Beginning in Fall 1997, new op- of living in New York. stars such as Kathy Ireland, tions will be made available to University senior Lee Kenny G, Bryan Adams and students for allowing a more Lerma, a television-broadcast Whoopl Goldberg. While an- timely graduation. As a result of major, has just returned from swering phones he talked to student feedback. University a four-month internship on Arsenio Hall and Bryon Allen. administrators are developing a NBC's Rosie O'Dormell Show. "It's a great show and peo- plan to reinforce academic Lerma said his internship was ple watch and see how fun it is scheduling grids. something he will never for- but there's a lot of work be- Charles Middleton, vice presi- get. hind the show," Lerma said. dent of academic affairs and "I learned there is a lot of While his duties consisted of provost, explained this process work behind a successful numerous tasks, Lerma said will bring the University into line show and I'm glad I got the his favorite experience was with standard national proce- chance to experience It and helping the writers put scripts dures. work there," Lerma said. together and help with project The new procedure will posi- As an Intern at the show, ideas. However, he also prac- tion class offerings in which the Lerma served as Rosie's per- ticed In skits and was given most courses can be taught while sonal assistant and bodyguard, the chance to debut his face on utilizing all of the space available as well as working behind the national television. for learning. About 60 percent of scenes with the production. A fire in the building which required courses will be offered He said one of his favorite du- houses O'DonneU's studio re- on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- ties was pushing a red cart full sulted In the show being fil- day. No more than 40 percent of of snacks and distributing med in another location. David classes, mostly electlves, will be them to the studio audience. Letterman then offered the offered on Tuesday and Thurs- "Every morning I was in producers the use of his stu- day. charge of laying a package of dio. To thank Letterman, O'- "The idea is to respond to the Ring Dings (a chocolate- Donnell Invited the staff to ideas we have been hearing from BC Ncwi Ph«> by llldckl Kobaynhi covered cake), a small carton give an on-air, thank-you students all semester - that they Lee Lerma, fresh from an internship at NBC's Rosie O'Dormell Show, poses with some memories and of milk, napkin and straw on need more courses of the kinds souvenirs from his experience. the 179 seats in the studio au- • See INTERN, page three. they are required to take to get their degrees," Middleton said "In conjunction with this de- cision is the decision that we are going to teach the required cur- Fall building renovations to greet returning students riculum as a first priority of "The educational funds are scheduling. By SARAH BEDNARSKI Construction "There will be approximately area he is developing will consist Middleton said the new plan The BG News 50 units and they will range from of one and two bedrooms. Mecca used for academic areas on cam- does not necessarily mean stu- one, two, and three bedrooms. Management will set rent rates; pus such as the classroom build- Allen Green have plans to con- dents will receive their first By the time students journey Some will be furnished, it all de- they will range from just under ings," Martin said. "The auxilary choice In scheduling their class- back from summer break for the struct a new apartment complex pends," Maurer said. $400 to $850 per month. Green funds are mainly for the housing es; however, options will be Fall 1997 semester there will be a In the areas of Reed, Enterprise, Plans for the outside of the said. and dining areas and general fees available to them. new place to live for those off- and Frazee avenues, near the building will be constructed of The campus will also be seeing go towards projects like the field "A student won't always be campus. Students returning to Heinz property. brick and a combination of brick some building renovations. Ac- house and recreation center." able to get their first choice for a on-campus accomodat ions will be According to Maurer, con- and aluminum siding. The park- cording to Bob Martin, director A large project that Is current- particular requirement where welcomed back with newly reno- struction will begin sometime ing will be made in such a way of campus operations, there are ly in progress is the building of there are choices," Middleton vated buildings such as Harsh- this summer and four of the that they will be close to each three main areas part of the con- East Hall, which will house both man Quadrangle. buildings will be completed in apartment building, Maurer said. struction budget: educational, • See COLLEGE, page three. Developers Robert Maurer and early August. According to Allen Green, the auxilary, and general fees. • See BUILDING, page three.

\ page two The BG News Friday, January 17, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

TOM MATHER H E It's time to ring in the New York 1997. It's like 1996. only a year resolutions. A lot of my close Year. to stop making New Year's later. friends had made New Year's I promise to stop lying to myself resolutions. In It's place, I will 1997. What does it all add up resolutions such as: "become a and others. I am a lesbian trapped make a New York resolution: to? real boy." "kill a witch with my in a man's body. Either change the name of Twenty six. house." and "learn how to I promise to get the phone the city or the state. Saying. Does that mean anything? successfully market and fran- numbers of both my best friend "New York, New York." very fast Probably not. chise my animated likeness." and my ex-boyfriend/glrlfrlend sounds like Curly from the I decided this New Year's that (Isn't that a class offered by the who left me for my best friend. I Three Stooges. Besides, neither 1997 is going to be the best year of business department?) will miii lick each of their voices one Is very new anymore. Maybe my life. Of course. I'll never really It occurred to me that the and leave nasty messages on their we could have Middle Age York, NEWS know if It is the best year of my major obstacle in completing machines that they'll think are or Just because it would be fun life. You can't know for sure what New Year's resolutions is a lack from each other. When they break to say; Fork York. "Serving the Bowling the best year of your life Is until of time to focus on them. It up over the nasty messages. I'll I promise to stop going off on "I'll promise Green community for you die. and by then you probably seems people put more effort reaqualnt myself with both of absurd tangents that don't pan to stop occa- don't care too much anymore. Into actually coming up with the them, so as to more easily enjoy out the way I expect them to. I'll sionally writ- over 75 years" But I did decide this, for no resolutions than implementing my own lonliness. promise to stop occasionally particular reason. And an amazing them. Everybody is unique, I promise not to be bitter. writing an unfunny column ing an un- thing happened. All of a sudden, therefore, everyone must have a I will finally stop pretending without meaning to. from now funny column 210 West Hall the food tasted better, the air unique resolution. Right? that my sombrero is my boyfriend/ on I'll do it Just to annoy people. Bowling Green State University began to smell of spring, and Wrong. girlfriend. This includes no longer If you're feeling extra Indus- without Bowling Green, OH relaxation became more than Just I decided that instead of Just kissing It. cuddling with it. or trious, you can even take on meaning to, 43403 an idea, it became a way of life. making a New Year's resolution. bringing it home to meet my some extra resolutions that from now on [email protected] Then I came back to school. I'd write The All Encompassing family. don't apply to you. For example, When I left Bowling Green on Mac Daddy New Year's Resolu- I promise to quit drinking, have you always wanted to have I'll do it just (419) 372-2601 the last day of finals, the wind chill tion for Everyone. except for the shot of vodka for "quit smoking" as a New Year's to annoy was about -20 degrees. When 1 got So I have put here as many breakfast, the two beers for lunch, resolution, but you don't back, the wind chill was -23 New Year's resolutions as I and the bottle of wine for dinner. smoke? Well, the key is to make people." Editorial Board 372-6966 degrees. When people told me that could think of, trying to Include I promise to stop smoking cold the first half of your New Year's today is the first day of the rest of everyone from all walks of life, turkeys, because second hand Scott Brown resolution. "I will get addicted to my life, they never mentioned how and some of the runs of life too. turkey Is one of the leading causes smoking." Editor cold It was going to be. Just pick out the ones that of diarrhea. (You know. If smoking Better go buy your cigarettes Vince Guerrieri Darla Warnock So the weather hasn't changed for apply to you. and get busy. caused diarrhea. I bet a lot more now. it's going to be a great this year. I can accept that. This year: people would be able to quit.) Managing Editor Chief Reporter year. However, can I change some other I'm going to keep the Christ- I promise to lose 347 pounds. I'm Tom Mather Is a weekly areas In my life, the areas that mas Spirit year round. Locked going to work out five days a week. columnist for The News. Make Amy Johnson Mike Wendling didn't do so well in 1996? up. In my closet. This week. I won't work out again this your resolution: this year I Assistant Opinion Editor I was pondering these Ideas the I'm going to stop poking my until next year. I promise to gain will e-mail Tom at Managing Editor other day. and I decided that I old friend Lang In the eye. and all of the weight back by next year. [email protected] or write Brandon Wray needed to make some New Year's then singing about It every New As I do every year. I will promise to him at 210 West HalL Penny Brown Entertainment Copy Chief Editor

Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins Photo Editor Sports Editor

Copy Staff 372-2604 Kristcn Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott G. Michael Graham Kerri Killion Kelly VonGlahn

Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab

Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco, Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin GUEST COLUMNIST Chad (lambs JeffGayton John Harris Stacy Hubert Maggie Kushlak Cathy Raidl Greg Schwitzgabel Erin Taylor Tiffany Wendeln Jessica Wherry Uncle Cletus risks jail for Elmo Curia Zvosec For many years I have dreaded purchase this unpleasant, can they drive if they can't see? upsets me is because I used to Advertising Staff 372-2605 the winter holidays. The over- polyester-stuffed goof? 1 think I People always amaze me with their do the same thing. I want to be whelming commercialism, forced saw my Uncle Cletus on the dlmwltted actions. that same care-free college kid I "I think I saw Brian Beleski Melissa Binklcy Joy and greed are powerful enough news applying a choke hold to a But. Ironically. I would like to was 10 years ago. my Uncle Christy Hagerman Alison Polley to make an Introspective person woman that held the stores' last thank these people—they always With my coat unzipped. I'd Lori Patton Jim Vassallo turn into a nasty skunk. Christ- Elmo doll. She wouldn't drop it, give me topics to write about. Mind walk around with my cocky Cletus on the mas has never been the same so he then applied a forceful full you. I didn't say good or funny Image screaming out, "Hey, look news apply- since Ted Turner bought the legal nelson, which caused her to topics. Just topics. But beware, at me, the wind chill Is 50 below ing a choke Letters to the Editor rights to "How the Grineh Stole drop the coveted doll. Security this habit of not clearing the snow zero but It doesn't affect me. I'm hold to a If you would like to submit a Letter to the Christmas", thus having it tele- Intervened. and Ice off of your windows also one tough hombre. I'm young. Editor, please follow these guidelines: vised only on cable. Being a Yes. Elmo nauseates me. bothers others. Particularly the I'm free. Ha ha ha." Now I'm the woman that penniless student and not able to Bowling Green Police Department. • Make sure the letter b 500 words or lest. * Secondly, with the winter one you see on campus, along held the Please include your address, major, aca- afford cable, his act offends me holidays comes snow. Thus, the I've witnessed the police pull over with the foreign students, demic class and phone number (phone greatly. This caused me to become need to wipe snow off of your two cars so far, making the drivers bundled up like a one-year-old stores' last numbers are strictly for verification and a bad banana with a greasy, black car's windows. Every year I clean off their cars. Being able to Eskimo. Winter coat. Scarf. Elmo doll." not for publication). peel. Ted thinks he's one hot dread this onslaught of snow witness this made my body shake Gloves. Thermal underwear. • Letters must be typed, and not handwrit- number because he gets to sleep because of what I have to with glee and ecstasy. Keep up the Extra socks. Do I look cool and ten. Letters brought la saved o« a with Jane Fonda. Well, to you Ted witness. I spend hours alone good work. guys. with it? Hell no. Am I nice and Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- Turner, with your selfish and ferred. looking out my window trying to Thirdly. I dislike the holidays warm? Hell yes. •Bring the letter to Koom 210 West Hall, gluttonous ways. I have only three catch the first offender of the and the cold weather they bring or e-mail ns at bgnews.bgnet®bgsu edu. words to say: stink, stank, stunk. year. You know what I'm talking because I'm continually reminded So please kids, zip up. Wear Be prepared to show valid identification. OK. so my mood isn't that great about. The car driving down the of my age. I'm usually the oldest clothing that will keep your silly • Space limitations may prevent The BG during the holidays. But It's street with all of Its windows student In my classes, and 1 don't selves toasty and warm. The News from printing all letters received. Justified. There are three reasons I completely covered with snow need to be reminded of this fact. truth Is, I don't care If you catch The BG News reserves the right to edit can think of off the top of my head I'm going to scream out loud If I any and all letters. except for a small, face-sized pneumonia or get hypothermia that contribute to my cranky clearing on the driver's side of see one more college kid, male or from your thoughtless actions. I nature. the windshield. The sight of this female, walking around campus don't care If you die a painful Copyright C 1997, The BG News, Bowling First, how about this years toy Immensely stupid act makes my with their coat unzipped, com- death. 1 Just don't want to be Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this craze, that appalling dung-heap, pletely open to the elements. publication without the permission of The BG News blood boll with rage. It turns me reminded anymore that I'm a U \trutlv prohibited. Tickle Me Elmo. The mentality of Into a foul one with a soul full of I see students doing this all the sour, old fart. Help gramps, The BG News is an independent publication the masses, many of whom are gunk. time. 1 watch them walking home would you? founded in 1920 and is published daily during the annoying dullards, never ceases to Do these people think driving from a late night out dressed only Jim Good is a columnist for academic year and weekly during the summer se- amaze me. Have you seen on the like that Isn't dangerous? Do In a t-shlrt(and pants). I've even The News. Questions and mester. local and national news the they feel they won't need to look seen students walking to the rec comments can be sent to 210 Opinions expressed in columns and letters to throngs of miscreants vying to center In shorts. The reason this West HalL the editor are not necessarily those of the student out any of their windows? How body, faculty. University administration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1997 BG News staff. Please excuse We are currently undergoing a facelift. Please, bear with us as we begin a new semester and we Iron out all of our kinks. We The BG News encourages its readers to notify would like to hear how we are doing, however, so drop us a line at 372-2601. We want to serve the Bowling Green community the the paper of any errors in stories or photograph t best that we can. and to do that we need Input from faculty, staff and - most Importantly - students. descriptions. our mess:

1 ■Friday, January 17, 1997 The BG News page three

LOCAL

Instructor BG News to hold staff meeting for those inter- ested in positions Toledo battles for Jeep

Volunteer positions are still available at The BG News for The Associated Press tial chief of staff. to take spring semester. keep the plant in Ohio. All those interested in working for the paper should attend a "Even the potential competing "At this point in time, we are weekly staff meeting, to be held every Sunday at 7 p.m. In room TOLEDO - The entire region counties in Ohio have agreed that not going to throw our hat into the stand 210 West Hall. Volunteer positions are available for writers and has to show that it supports the first priority is to keep it in the ring," said Shawn Ferguson, photographers. efforts to get Chrysler Corp. to Toledo," he said. "That was mu- Fulton County director of eco- build its new Jeep plant in the The trial date has been set for The BG News will not publish Monday in observance of Martin sic to all of our ears." nomic development. Luther King Day. However, there will be a regularly scheduled city, said the man in charge of Thomas Blaha, executive di- University Telecommunications staff meeting Sunday evening. trying to keep Jeep in Toledo. rector of the Wood County Eco- Fahrbach said he hasn't heard instructor Patrick Stearns, who Chrysler plans to replace the nomic Development Commis- is being accused of assaulting a any adjacent northwestern Ohio two aging Jeep plants in Toledo, sion, said he told Wes Fahrbach, communities discuss making a student from one of his classes Shuttle Service closed Monday where Jeep Wranglers and Cher- the governor's development rep- last semester. bid to woo the Jeep plant. okees are built. resentative in northwestern Stearns was charged following The University Shuttle Service will not run Monday between 8 Paul Mifsud, chosen by Mayor Jeep, with 5,600 workers, is an Incident involving senior tele- Ohio, that "it's not our intention a.m. and 4 p.m., in recognition of the holiday. Carty Finkbeiner to head Tole- to steal jobs from our neighbors. Toledo's largest employer. It communications major Chris- Normal hours will resume on Tuesday. do's Keep Jeep Committee, said a "If It comes down to saving this builds about 1,200 vehicles a day. topher Almodovar on Nov. 26. show of support from outside Almodovar suffered bruises and resource for northwest Ohio, we American Heart Association to sponsor Bet on communities will help the city. would put our best foot forward Finkbeiner said Thursday that cuts in the altercation. Chrysler's strong relationship The trial will begin on March to develop a proposal," he said. the city has been in contact with Your Heart Event with UAW Local 12, which repre- 25, unless an agreement is Likewise, Fulton County offi- Chrysler officials and will offer sents Jeep production workers, is the No. 3 automaker six "excel- reached by Feb. 26 stemming cials, who are busy working to The Wood County division of the American Heart Association the most important thing, he said. lent sites" to build the $1 billion from a pre-trial hearing held at will sponsor the First Bet on Your Heart Event Saturday, Feb. 22, serve North Star/BHP Steel and at the Elks Club from 7 to 10 p.m. "But our second greatest Worthlngton Industries Inc., plant. Bowling Green Municipal Court strength is that the community is on Wednesday. The evening will Include a fortune teller, casino gambling, which are building steel plants In galvanized and the region is gal- The Department of Telecom- cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, live and silent auctions and a raf- York Township near Delta, have He said the city also would be- vanized to keep Jeep," Mifsud munications office said that fle. Proceeds will benefit the American Heart Association. said they wont push sites in their gin a "highly visible, public cam- Stearns is not teaching this se- Tickets are $10 a person, and can be purchased by calling said. county unless Chrysler officials paign" to let Chrysler officials Shannon Loar at 1-800-242-8721 or Beth Isaacs at (419) 254-4447 Mifsud resigned last August as mester. approach them or state officials know residents want Jeep pro- -BUEHRER Gov. George Voinovich's influen- decide that is the only way to duction to stay in Toledo. COLLEGE Vet says Continued from page one. said she likes the idea of a timely here to study hard, graduate in another class to be offered." part of our overall strategy - to graduation, although it may be four years, get a job, and get on She said she would rather be respond to student interest and said. "The goal is that students somewhat bothersome for stu- with the rest of my life." inconvienced for a semester and student needs." he can will be able to make timely pro- dents. "It sounds good to me," Stephanie Schneider, sopho- graduate on time than to delay He explained the new system cess toward their degrees and Niewerski said. "That will save more graphic design major, said the whole process by a semester. will have its' problems at first, they don't extend their education me and my parents a lot more anything that helps students Middleton said if students want but it will eventually create a forgive and their cost because of any- money and I don't want to stay graduate on time is a step in the to work towards a timely gradua- better scheduling method. thing that we're doing." here forever." right direction. tion, the elements will be provid- According to a few University Her only concern is the load of "If it will help with classes and ed for them. "I can't emphasize enough that attackers students, the new method of courses offered on the same day getting an easier schedule, then "The University is open five it is a goal at this point because scheduling will be a benefit to and the amount of courses being it will be better," Schneider said. days a week for instruction, and we have no experience at BGSU The Asscxiaied Press students, but it could cause in- offered at odd times. "I need to get out in the job world we are gonna use the full univer- in doing this," Middleton said. conveniences. Lindsey Niewier- "I don't see where it would help and I don't have the time or sity opening time to do our "There'll be some false steps, but TOLEDO - A mentally ski, a freshman undecided major, a lot," Niewierski said. "But I'm money to waste on waiting for work," Middleton said. "This is we'll fix it." disabled Toledo man bruta- lized in his home by a group INTERN of children said he forgives them. Continued from page one. Lerma was suprised during one day and working until about 10 However, since the show for the last four summers. During last October's at- of his many conversations with p.m. every night kept Lerma receives bundles of applications "I am really thankful to them," tack, the man kept thinking greeting. Rosie because he learned that busy during his stay in New they send the extras to other Lerma said. "It really helped." that if they were his chil- Lerma also sang Christmas her niece was once a student at York. Lerma worked as an un- shows and his was sent to Rosie. After a four-month Internship dren, he wouldn't want carols during the Christmas the University. paid intern and worked a total of "I just kept calling and calling in New York, Lerma advised the them to be In prison. show in December. "It was really something that 875 hours. for an Interview," Lerma said. importance of an internship was He said their sentences - "It was really fun except after she knew where BG was at," "There wasn't much time to "Persistence really pays off." Al- the most valuable experience he being in juvenile detention we were done singing Rosie Lerma said as he began to play hang out," he said. "I had tickets though his Intern was unpaid, learned. until they turn 21 - are too pulled a string and snow fell on with a Rosie O'Donnell spin pop, to the Conan O'Brien Show and Lerma knew this was a dream "An internship is the best way severe. all of us," he said with a smile. "I only one of the many souvenirs the Regis and Kathie Lee Show come true. Lerma received to network with the industry," "I just keep thinking: What if they were my chil- was the guy on the end who end- he received from his intern ex- but I never had time to go." scholarship money to pay for ex- Lerma said. "It's an experience ed up with all the snow on my perience. Lerma first wanted to intern penses by Roppe Corp. in Fos- you will never learn In a class- dren?" he told The Blade in head." Getting up around 5 a.m. every for The Letterman Show. toria. Lerma has worked there room." a story published Thursday. The man was not identified. "I wouldn't want them to BUILDING spend too much time In jail, you know?" Continued from page one. is a replacement for South Hall," Large lecture halls in the Math pleted by next fall with new light- According to Martin, a prelim- He said in tune he will Martin said. "By the fall of 1999, Science and Education buildings ing and carpeting in all the inary study is being conducted forgive the boys, but will the English and Cultural Studies South Hall should be torn down." will be renovated, Martin said. rooms. for a new or renovated student never forget what hap- departments, Martin said. New seating and sound systems "All of the rooms will also be union. pened. He says he is still According to Martin, nothing will be added to each room. equipped with network hook-ups "By the end of February we nervous and a little jumpy, "This will be the first time that will be buUt In South Hall's place As part of the improvements in in which each student will be able should know the results and then particularly at night and in the entire English department so as to provide a more open look housing and dining, the Harsh- to access e-mail and the web we can move on from there," the morning. will be together and the building to the campus. man Quadrangle will be com- from their rooms," Martin said. Martin said. POUR 750 Off to Any Soup & '16 FLAVORS ON TAP' ,/!.?#& Movie of the Week Any Sandwich Dazed and Confused 522 E. 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c page four The BG News Friday, January 17,1997

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Southern Ohio teacher collapses and dies in classroom

BEAVERCREEK, Ohio - A first-grade teacher collapsed in her classroom and later died. Nancy Ridenour, 49, of Waynesvllle, was stricken Wednesday at Main Elementary School minutes before school was dis- missed. Teacher Sandi McGowan said Ridenour's pupils thought she had fainted. One ran into the hallway to summon help. Ridenour was taken to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, where she died. The Montgomery County coroner's office has ruled the death a heart attack. Ohio Supreme Court asks for justification of barring records COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Supreme Court has found that a state agency and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio must dem- onstrate why they should not produce records related to its sale to a Tennessee hospital chain, a court spokesman said. The court on Wednesday issued an order on a records request of The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer, spokesman Harry Pranken said Thursday. The order gives the Ohio Department of Insurance and Ohio's largest health Insurer a chance to argue why they should not release "disclosure memoranda" cited in the $299.5 million sale agreement with Columbia HCA/Health Care Corp. of Nashville, Term., Franken said. The documents outline what assets will be transferred, the value of Blue Cross and what money, if any, could remain to fund a charitable foundation, the newspaper said. If the agency and the insurer do not convince the court of the need to keep the documents confidential, they must turn them over to the newspaper, Franken said.

Robbers allegedly stuff driver and steal his car to flee crime scene COLUMBUS, Ohio - Three men allegedly stole a luxury car, tHKlU'l fTMl »•"<• stuffed its owner into the trunk, and used it to flee an armored truck heist Thursday, police said. Students and their teacher cluck their way along the stage as they I day. The men robbed the truck in front of a Huntington National perform the Macarena during Kidsfest in Zanesville, Ohio, Thins- | Bank office downtown where it was making a morning delivery. The robbers then jumped into a white Lexus and sped away, police said in a news release. The suspects got away with an undetermined amount of money and left the car in a department store parking lot. City promotion to be led by Finkbeiner The car's owner, Ryan Lee, 29, of Columbus, was able to break out of the trunk and alert police. He was not injured. Lee told police that he was sitting in his car when the suspects Toledo's private sector will finance mayor's new advertising campaign forced him into the trunk. He was stuck there while the robbers overpowered two Metropolitan Armored Car guards. The men The Associated Press City Council to spend $50,000 for Finkbeiner said he probably revived. then grabbed two money bags. the "Proud to be a Toledoan" will star in some of the ads. He Owens Corning recently Metropolitan, a Columbus company that owns the vehicle, TOLEDO, Ohio - Mayor Carty campaign. said mayors in other cities have opened a new $100 million world would not comment on the robbery, said an employee who would Finkbeiner says he's probably The council voted 8-4 to ap- appeared in similar advertising headquarters in downtown, and a not give his name. one of the best people to promote prove the campaign last week, campaigns. But he said the pro- former downtown mall is being Hobson won't be voting in Gingrich case the city. but included a measure prevent- motions, which will be shown in transformed into an affiliate of ing elected officials from appear- So do more than two dozen northwest Ohio, will not be polit- the Columbus-based Center of WASHINGTON - After six long years on the ethics commit- local business and union leaders. ing in the ads. ical. Science and Industry. tee, Rep. David Hobson won't be voting on the biggest case of his That's why they're contributing Council members said they "I don't intend to be the star," There are 24 other projects tenure: the one involving House Speaker Newt Gingrich. up to $100,000 so the mayor can were afraid that Finkbeiner was he said. "I Intend to be what I am under way in the downtown. The Ohio Republican announced Wednesday that he will not be one of the stars in radio and going to use the ads to help him - a hard-working mayor of a hard- Finkbeiner said. participate further in the Gingrich case. television advertisements tout- be re-elected this year. working group of citizens. I Councilman Gene Zmuda said The recusal of Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wash., left only four ins « city comeback. The mayor on Thursday said he would suspect that the people politicians should not be used in Democrats, so some Republican had to step aside to keep the "I think it's time for the mayor would veto the council-approved who will be featured will be hard- ads. committee politically balanced. to let everybody know that being campaign and replace it with one working citizens dedicated to the "My action will preserve that balance so the ethics process strong for Toledo is A-OK." that is privately funded. This future of our community." "The best way to market the may continue to move forward in this case," Hobson said in a Finkbeiner, surrounded by com- way, Finkbeiner said, he and The ads will focus on a turna- city is by having people from the prepared release. "I believe my action today will help heal the munity leaders, said at a news other city leaders could appear In round of the city, which lost private sector talk about the divisions in the House and allow it to proceed with the important conference Thursday. "Nobody thousands of good-paying manu- business of the American people." the commercials. place, not politicians," he said. He was going to rotate off the committee in any case after a needs to be bashful any longer A marketing company he hires facturing jobs in a recession in Bruce Rumpf, president of The vote next Tuesday on Gingrich's punishment. about being strong for Toledo," to produce the ads will decide the early 1990s. Rumpf Corp. employment Ethics committee duty Is limited to six years, and Hobson's six Finkbeiner turned to private who appears in the promotions, But the auto industry has res- agency, supports the ad cam- years were up at the end of 1996. contributions after asking the he said. urged, and the downtown is being paign.

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Honor Student Aasoc. Intro to Mkroeoft Wlndowe|IBM) This sem in West Bbomrield. Ml tor a hands on Jen General Meeting inar covers the basics of tie Microsoft experience January 28 Tuea 21 @9pm Windows operating system. No previous com- There is a 15 bursar able The BG News Honor's Center puter experience is required. Please bring a charge tor transportation. \N Howard's ClubH \JS to* toed blank 3.5'diak. The tnp includes a tour ol the center VV ■ ■ Mon-Sal 12-12:30 am ■ ■ XM^^ Classified loin now tor 17 Wed Jan 29th from 10-noon In 128 Hayes Hall - toltowed by a discussion. ^b^hjj 210 N Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352 - 9951 Hg^F/ ^\ •Do not have Io be an Honors Student Thun Jan 30th from 3-5pm in 128 Hayes Hall For more into, cat 2-7184 Ads PC-Eudora (IBM). Tins seminar covers tie Sponsored by UAO JANUARY IS BIRTH DEFECTS PRfVEN basics of electronic mall (email) using PC-Eu- ^JOFRIDAY • SATURDAYO^ TON MONTH dora. including reeding, sending and saving e 372-6977 Check out the education table Mi the Union mail messages Prior knowledge of tie foyer, sponsored by the Collegiate Council ol Windows concepts or attendance to Intro to SERVICES OFFERED MONwill nowingly »cepl advcrtiicmtnu Mcroeoft Windows is recommended. Please IhMilivnmiruir type of advee- SAILING CLU1 tendance at the Getting Started on the Mac is F55446 litmg and Iherelore encourage*, our reader* to beware Reorganization meeting Thursday 23. 7:00pm recommended. Please bring a blank 3.5' disk. Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball Al* ay « be familiar with abtuincu.before tending money Money tor college. We can help you obtain 106 BA. No experience necessary. Time to Attendees must have a BGNet account or providing rxnnndtredil information Pleaxremem funding. Thousands of awards available to all plan events A Regattas. Any questions call (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). her. if II sound*. Ino good to he (rue. it probably u students. Immediate qualification Matt ©2-1237. Tues. Feb.4 from 1:00-3:00pm in 126 Hayes 1 800-651 3393 You can help u> by calling the advenmng department at SAILING CLUB Hall. 4l9-l??-7fa*)^Hiith)our complalnlt and »ugge«ioni We Wed.. Feb 5 from 2:00-4:00pm in 128 Hayes Pregnant? uk that you please provide your name, addnr\i. and phone Hall Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential ft Caring number, Along with your tpmlK comment* With your SPRING BREAK World Wide Web. This seminar Introduoss tie 3S44673 BG Pregnancy Center. help we can make The rX> Newi a heller nuolicalion SENIOR PICTURES World Wide Web using Netscape. Topics in- LAST CHANCE clude understanding links, bookmarks, search PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA Carl Wolf Studios will be on campus starting engines, and how to locate information on tie Jan. 27 for only 5 days Thia is THE last chance World Wide Web. CAMPUS EVENTS for May A August grads Call 3724086 to Mon. Feb. 10 from 10:00-noon in 126 Hayes schedule your sirting. Photos taken in tie Hell. yearbook office 28 West Hall ..... %-iii Wed Feb 12 from 2 00 4 00pm in 126 Hayes - it^j; i^**£££ i ■ ■■! ■!■ + .). -iW»' Jiii I, ja Hall. Intro to Microsoft Word (Mac). This seminar STUDY ABROAD RETURNEES —OBSIDIAN—OBSIDIAN™ introduces Microsoft Word; this includes creat- Please come to one ol the following re-entry Wawantyoul ing files, storing files, and editing documents. sessions if you studied abroad fall semester $129 PER PERSON PER WEEK Organizational maating. Wednesday Poor knowledge of Macintosh operating Wednesday. January 22. 7.00-9 00pm 1104B January22 al 7pm, 202 Weil Hall system or attendance at Getting Started on tie Watch for the 2 OUTDOOR POOLS 1 INDOOR HCATED POOl "sCall 2-2440 Offenhauer West. Saturday, January 25. Mac is recommended Please bnng a blank HUCE BEACHS1PE HOT TUB -RESTAURANT 10 OOam-12:00 noon. 1104B Otlenhauer West. •"OBSIDIAN—OBSIDIAN™ 3.5'disk. Call 2 0309 with queedone. Off -Campus SUITES UP TO 10 PEOPLE KITCHENS WITH MICROWAVES Wed. Feb 12 Irom 10.00-noon in 126 Hayes TIKI BAR • BEACH PARTIES ENTERTAINMENT Hall. Tues. Feb 18 from 9:00-11:00am in 126 Hayes Housing Tab VOLLEYBALL • SAILBOATS • HI SKIS PARASAILS •"OBSIDIAN—OBSIDIAN— Hall. DISCOUNTS TO AREA CLUBS RESTAURANTS S. A1TRACTIONS Looking for individuals inlsreitad Take The Laed Intro to Microsoft Word for Wlndowa coming next in tales. desktop publishing. writer s Become A Campus Tour Guide! (IBM).This seminar introduces Microsoft Word Call 372-2440 for more Information tor Windows; this includes creating files, stor- Tuesday! SANDPIPER BEACON —OBSIDIAN—OBSIDIAN— Applications are available ing files, and editing documents. Prior know- In 110 McFall Center ledge of Windows concepts or attendance at BEACH RESORT Jin 13- J«n 17 Intro to Merosoft Windows is recommended. HOME OF THE WORLDS LONGEST KEC PARTY 1997 Panhellenlc Cabin* Applicationi can Need more Inlo? Please bring a blank 3.5' disk. be picked up in the Panhel mailbox at 440 Stu- Call 372-9866 Wed Feb 19 from 200-4 00pm in 128 Hayes 650 FEET OF GULF BEAf.H FRONTAGE dent Services They are due back by Friday. Hall. Jan. 24ih Thur. Feb. 20 Irom I0:00-noon in 128 Hayes 17403 FRONT BEACH RD. PANAMA CITY BEACH. FL 32413 Hall. INtnilMAI ION 1-HOO-4HB HH2H OR WWW. iANPPIPLRBLACQN.CQM THE MEETING AHA-AMA-AMA-AHA Additional seminars will be announced later in American Marketing Associalon A DRAMATIC PLAY the semester. Into Night Sponsored by Office ol Sindent Activities Tues January 21 st Rm. 1007BA What would a meeting be like between Dr. Mar- 2 sessions: tin Luther King. Jr. and Malcolm X? Wo Went You! 1st session: 530-6:00 FIND OUT! Welcome Wednesday. January 22. 1997 The Obsidian is currently recruiting students 2nd session: 64)0-6:30 who are interested in sales ft desktop publish- Free Pina and Popl ten hart Grand Ballroom ing. Organizational meeting. Wed. Jan 22-202 All marofs are welcome 7:30 pm FREE Wist Hall ?s,call 2-2440. Back AHA • AM A • AM A • AMA

COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OF THE PiWBCH OF Weekend in Chicago, L. Feb. 79 Students! DIMES University Computer Services Cost $110--payment by cash, check or bursar. Learn what YOU can do to prevent birth Spring "97 Seminars Trip includes hotel accomodaoons al the Best delects Tuesday. Jan 21 9pm Rm 1009 BA The following University Computer Services Western Park Hotel, transportation and tickets Seminars will be offered this spring. These fre to an entertainment even). Sign-up between Come to WFAlj Into Night seminars are open to anyone at BGSU You Jan. 13-21 in the UAO Office. 330 Union. For Thursday Jan. 23 must call 372-2911 to register lor the seminars more information call 2-7184. sponsored bv 930pm UAO 121 West Hall A complete seminar list can be found on tie WWW at: (You can come alter Seinfeld1) httpywww bgsu.edu/departmenis/ucs/aemi nan Welcome Back UAA %F£ Getting started on the Mac. This seminar Organizational meeting Financial Aid Study Abroad Meeting covers the basics ol the Macintosh operating This Tuesday 9 p.m. Come learn how Ihe financial aid process ap- system. No previous computer experience is B .A Room 101 BGSU plies to your study abroad experience on required. Please bring a blank 3.5' disk Questions? 372 6849 Tuesday. January 21 at 10:00 am in the Fac Wed. Jan. 29lti from 10-noon in 126 Hayes Recycling ulty Lounge m the Student Union. Call 2-0309 Hall What do you know about the Holocaust? with questions Tues Feb.ath from 8-i0am in 126 Hayes Hall Join UAO lor a trip to the Holocaust Center Program

Welcome Back Students! To BGSU students: Let us introduce ourselves... $5.00 LOOKING TO MOVE towards purchase OFF CAMPUS of TWO NEXT YEAR? Dinners THEN JOIN US FOR THE 12TH ANNUAL Downtown At The Lodge OFF CAMPUS HOUSING 163 South Main 1628 East Wooster FAIR 352-2595 (across from the stadium) Enjoy your favorite snacks, sandwiches, dinners, Tuesday, January 21, 1997 desserts, and beverages at the best restaurant in town! 3-6 p.m. Lenhart Grand Ballroom DINING SERVICES Dining Services Meet: Landlords, City Officials, r Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend and University Officials. *3 Operating Hours I c s u * PRICE LIST OF AVAILABLE Commons Dining Center Closed after lunch Jan. 17, reopens breakfast, January 21 Chir/t Express Open Jan. 17,8:00am • Midnight Open Jan. 18-20, Noon - Midnight APARTMENTS WILL BE Downllnder Snack Bar Closed Jan. 17 -19, reopens 6:00pm, Jan. 20 Krcischer Sundial Food Court Open Jan. 17. 730am - 7:00pm PROVIDED Open Jan. 18 - 20. lOtfOam - 7:00pm Krcischer Shadows Snack Bar Closed Jan. 17 -19, reopens 7:00pm. Jan. 20 Kreischer Silver River Cafe Closed Jan. 17 - 20, reopens 5:00pm, Jan. 21 McDonald Dining Center Open Jan. 17, lOtfOam - 2:00pm and 430pm - 6:30pm Open Jan. 18 - 20,10:00am - 8:00pm Garden Terrace Deli Closed Jan. 17 -19, reopens 4:30pm. Jan. 20 GT Express Open Jan. 17.10:00am -8:00pm Closed Jan. 18-19 Open 4:30pm. Jan. 20 Sponsored by Off Campus Towers West Restaurant Closed Jan. 17-20, reopens 4:30pm. Jan. 21 Founders Keepers Food Court Open Jan. 17, 730am - 7:00pm Housing. For more info. Closed Jan. 18 - 20. reopens 730am, Jan. 21 call: 372-2458. Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed Jan. 17-19, reopens 7:00pm. Jan. 20 Student Union Falcons Nest Grill Open Jan 17-20, HfcOOam- 11:00pm Cafeteria Feature Line Openjan. 17, HKXtam- 1:00pm Closed Jan. 18-20, reopens 11:00am Jan. 21 Bakery Open Jan. 17,7:00am - 2:00pm Closed Jan. 18 - 20, reopens 7:00am. Jan. 21 Pizza Closed Jan. 17-18 Open Jan. 19 - 20,4:00pm - 3:00am Bowl-N-Greenery Openjan. 17,11:30am- 130 pm Closed Jan 18 - 20, reopens 11:30 am, Jan 21 Pheasant Room Openjan. 17,11:30am - 130pm Closed Jan. 18 - 20, reopens 11:30am - 2.00pm Prout Open Jan. 17, 7:00am - 2:00pm Closed Jan. 18 - 20, reopens 7:00am, Jan. 21 page six The BG News Friday. January 17, 1997

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Can Co-op Program. 2-2«Si. Jenll-JanlT EKI. A-2078 for current listings Com* to WF AL's Into f*ght INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS torinfotmabonl Weed more ln(o7 Thursday. Jan 23 CSU172-MM NEEDED. APPLY M 130 PERRY FIELD ASSEMBLERS: Excelent ncome 9:30 p.m. HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY SEIZED CARS from $175 Porsches. Cadil to assemble products at home. 121 WMlHrt CLINIC JANUARY 21. 19*7 - 8-10PM PICK iscs. Chevys. BMWs, Corvettes Also Jeeps. Intol 504 646-1700MPT OH 6255 , UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST 4WD s. Your Area. Toll Free i 800 218 9000 Wake'n Bake lor (You can com* after Seinfeld I) THE TOP SUMMER POSITIONS ARE Ell. A-2078 for current listings ' STARTING JAN 13, 1997 AND RETURN BY Spring Break 1M7 JANUARY 20. Child care needed for 13 mo. oW in our FILLING NOW Our company will be hiring McClure home. 16 mi. W. ol BG. 2 days par BGSU Sudanis who are looking to build an ei 'Jamaica 'Panama City weak. 730-5:30. $5/hr. Transp. req. Call tensive resume, earn an internship, and gain FOR RENT INTRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: GET READY 'Cancun'Daytona valuable experience in Marketing. Manage- - SUMMER JOBS' SUMMER JOBS' 746-8147 eves, or 372-0242 days. FOR SPRfNG ENTRIES WILL BE DUE THE -Padrs 'Bahamas mant, State, and Genersl Business. Earn Fr. So t Jra who am NEW 10 co-op: SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES IN JANUARY Call tor FREE kilo Packetll 16.000-0.000 next summer working in tie CO-OP KCK-OFF 1 800-426 7710 WOMEN'S A CO-REC BASKETBALL - JAN. Computer Sorter Operator areas of Svivanta. Psrrysburg. Toledo, or Fri. Jan. 2411. 330PM1007 BA BUg -17-M-ApU IHoo— 11; MEN'S BASKETBALL • JAN. 22: M 8 W PT 2nd and PT 3rd Shift, Mon.-Fn.. occasional Msumse. Positions wrl be filling quickly. For Find a SUMMER JOB A va I labta CtOM to Campua TEAM HANDBALL - JAN. 23: WOMEN'S WHAT IS YOUR LINE OF DEFENSE Saturdays. Sorter Operators in our Computer more information about these opportunities call related to your major NOW BOWLMG - JAN. 28. 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Must be able to NEEDED: APPLY IN 130 PERRY FIELD 419-OO7-0382 lor more intormabon. afternoons to early evenings. Previous proof or work 3-6pm Monday - Thursday. Minimum Alpha you can )oin a brotherhood. Ruah nights HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY numeric key experience beneficial qusJificaDons include at least 2 semesters of ara Jan. 22.23.28.29 Cat 372-2988 lor intor- •"Availabta ImrnadUtaty"" CLINIC JANUARY 23, 1997 - 8-10PM. PICK Interested applicants should apply in person. previous office experience answering tele- matton or stop by the house located aouth ot Single bdrm apt. futty turn., now carpal, wall UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST WANTED Mid Am. Inc. Operations Center. 1851 N. phones. Computer skils on an IBM In a Tns Wxary tadng Rogers. painting, apaoous, M kitcrtan. doaa lo cam- STARTING JAN 13. 1997 AND RETURN BY Research, BG (175 to exit 181). Md Am values Windows environment preferred. Candidate pus, private parking Call 354-7079, lubkMiing 1M7 PanheMenlc Cabinet Applications can JANUARY 20. a diverse workforce and is in principle as well must be mature and require minimum supervi- available be picked up in the Partial mailbox at 440 Stu- 1 bdrm. torn. apt. lo sublease. Gas heal. as practice, an Equal Opportunity Employer. sion. Salary $5 SO per hour. For additional in- 'Ranting now' Houses. Apis. A Rooms dent ServicM. They are due back by Friday. JOIN THE YEARBOOK STAFF Wlnthrop Terrace. Avail 2/1197. $425 plus CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT formation call Mary Mannings. 372-8181 by Jan. 24th. Wee Call 353 831« Friday. January 17.1BB7. for 97/98 school year Writers, photographers A editors needed to I ravel the world 316 E. Marry «3 or cal 353-0325 cover campus lite, academics 8 sports Organ- AAA1 .NATIONAL DATING HOT-LHEI 1 lemsle sublsr. lor Fall 97. House to share (Hawaii. Mexico, Caribbean) This position serves as Student Clerical Assis- ■orlsOng. Find your spedal eome-one now. tzationai meeting Tues. Jan. 21 at 9 00pm in 28 with 2 other girls - own room. $217mx). plus A earn an excellent Income in the tant to tie Supervisor of the CEISP Word Pro- 1 900-484-7009 E.t 1129$2.99/min West Hall Call Ann at 372 863S tor more info util Call Lisa 353-7335. Cruise A Land-Tour Industry. cessing Center, at BGSU Minimum quaxfica- Oat Involved-Join The Yearbook St«ff For de taHs.cal 1-206-871-3550 exl. C55449 1-2nonsmokjng F for no** 3 bdrm turn town- Serv-U (819I64S-8434 18. T-tone l or 2 subleasers Fob 1 to share rsce house bona include at least 2 years of experience uti- lizing an IBM Computer in a Windows envi- house. $345 mon. plus util. 2 mi. from campus. with 2 others. Have own Ig bdrm. with bathlow Call 3520075. ALPHA PHI'LIZZV DAVIS'ALPHA PHI Prime Rib 8 Snow Crab Buffet rhis Friday util. $182 SO tor 2. or $216 tor 1 Can 353-1205, DONT GET A JOB THIS SUMMER, GET A ronment. 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Men's tennis opens season BG icers go for four straight in Toledo By BLAKE PARKINS streak. The BC News "Bobby was unbelievable," By RYAN JOHNSON said BG defenseman Todd The BG News The Falcons are on the verge Kelman, who piloted the BG of doing something they ha- penalty-killing squad to stop- The BG men's tennis team will ven't done since October. Win ping all 10 Broncos' man ad- kick off its spring season today four In row. The rebounding vantages. by participating In the MAC In- Falcons are taking a newfound doors held at the Laurel Hill confidence to face Colgate In 'A'is for Athlete Swim and Tennis Club in Toledo. the BGSU Ice Arena Saturday The Falcons will battle against at 7 p.m. The Falcon leers are a team conference foes Akron, Eastern "We've won three in a row, that challenges the stereotype Michigan, Toledo and Western we've just got to keep trying to of the "dumb jock," putting the Michigan in the three-day event. get better," said BG coach "student" into the phrase "stu- The team hopes to continue the Buddy Powers. "I think our dent-athlete." The team had a success that it experienced in the confidence is growing a little combined average of 3.18 for. fall season. Six of the seven bit at a time. If we get our real the fall semester, while IS players who participated in the good confidence back and get players registered a 3.0 or fall tournaments have records of our 'A' game going we can be a higher. .500 or better. factor." Among these acheivers In- Under the direction of first- BG will need to come out fir- clude two 4.0 averages, fresh- year coach Jay Harris, the Fal- ing on all cylinders for the man Zach Ham and junior cons look at the MAC Indoors as ECAC 4th-place Red Raiders. Dave Faulkner. There are 16 a way to get off to a good start. The Raiders enter this week of Falcons with cumulative GPA's "We hope to go and compete play at 11-7-2 overall and 6-4-1 over 3.0 including eight Aca- with a positive outlook and con- in the conference. demic All-CCHA canldates. centrate on Improving," Harris Colgate is led by junior for- said. "We're more Interested in ward Mike Harder who has Shoulder woes the mental aspect right now than compiled an impressive 31 in wins and losses." points on 12 goals and 19 as- Two Falcons are listed as sists. The Falcons will need to questionable for Saturday's The Falcons will open the keep Harder In check to ex- game against Colgate. Fresh- spring campaign with senior co- tend the streak. men Adam Edinger and Peter captain Adam Tropp playing No. BG's defense has improved Ratchuk are both recovering 1 singles. Sophomore Radu Bar- its play during the streak al- from shoulder sprains sus- tan and senior Joel Terman will lowing an average of 26.3 tained against Ferris State two play No. 2 and No. 3, respective- shots-on-goai for the three weeks ago. Veterans Brett ly, while junior Dave Anderton Is wins. This has made BG goalie Punchard and Kelly Perrault slated to play in the No. 4 slot for Bob Petrie's job easier. Petrie are back from the Injured list the team. The No. 5 and No. 6 du- has been uncanny In front of and will face the Red Raiders ties will be shared by junior co- captain Ryan Gabel, sopliomore the pipes baffling would-be at full strength. Punchard 1114ckl Kc.b.y..hL/Tkc BG Nc-. scorers with amazing glove missed 12 games with a broken Matt Wiles and freshman new- BG Senior Brett Punchard, out for six weeks earlier in the season with a broken ankle, helped the Falcons saves and stopping 73 of 79 ankle and Perrault Injured his comer Sonny Huynh shots sent his way in during the shoulder in a morning skate. to victory with a goal and assist against Western Michigan Tuesday night. • See TENNIS, page Eight. Track to get out of blocks this weekend Connelly, gymnasts Men seek improvement Women enter as favorites hope for victory to

By TOD MCCLOSKEY By BRETT THOMPSON The BC News The BG News WOMEN'S open up 1997 season TRACK The Bowling Green men's in- The Bowling Green women's £ By WILLIAM SANDERSON the lineups for the rest of the door track team hopes to get off sprints. Terry Rivers and Eric track team gets out of the blocks disappointing season because we The BG News to a running start Saturday as Holmes, two strong quarter- In a Saturday meet against Cin- had so many injuries. The key for Sophomore Christina they host the University of Cin- milers, add to the quickness of cinnati and Findlay. this year is to stay healthy." The Falcon gymnastics team Treiber will compete in the cinnati, the University of Find- Bowling Green. BG comes into this weekend as The Falcons hope to avoid the will be looking to give their all-around for the Falcons. lay, and the University of Toledo. In addition to the sprints. Bowl- an overwhelming favorite. Cin- injury bug that plagued them last new coach his first win to- Juniors Jackie Haft and Chris- The teams to beat Saturday are ing Green is also tough in field cinnati's program is just a year season. Junior sprinter Tracy night, when they visit Indiana tina Zufelt are both entered In Toledo and Cincinnati. This events, especially with the return old and according to BG coach Hill is back from surgery and is University of Pennsylvania. three of the four events. Other season the Falcons are hoping to of senior Adam Rose. Rose holds Steve Price, the Bearcats have hoping for a strong comeback. Dan Connelly Is the new important Falcons tonight will improve from a disappointing Bowling Green's shot put record had some growing pains. BG will also rely heavily on a head coach this year, taking be Susan Talbot, Melissa season that fell apart at the MAC and hopes to add more onto it. In "Cincinatti has a very good 800 strong freshman class, led by over for Charles Simpson. Hunt, and Brandie Harvey. meet. Sprints are at the heart of the high jump, Doug Heltkemp [meter] runner who will be ex- Stephanie Heltd. Heltd, a fresh- Connelly comes to Bowling Harvey la almost fully re- Uiis indoor meet. With Toledo hopes to soar above the rest. Re- tremely tough to beat." said man from Toledo Central Catho- Green after being an assistant covered from a serious ankle and Cincinnati the Falcons will sort f ul Alex Sprague - the team's Price, "They may be good in the lic, was the best all-around jum- coach at Stanford last year. sprain, and will compete in the have their hands full. All three answer to Kordell Stewart - high future, but right now they are not per in Ohio last year. Nikki Mon- The Falcons are looking to vault teams have excellent sprint ath- jumps, long jumps, hurtles, and that strong." roe, a freshman from Elida, is an improve on a 3-7 overall re- Treiber is looking forward letes that will put their speed to runs the mile relay. Findlay has traditionally had important addition to the dis- cord (1-5 In the MAC) from to the chance to compete in all the test. Though Bowling Green has strong relay teams and sprinters. tance squad. Sprinters Kelly last year. They finished sixth events. "I'm hoping to do real Head coach Sid Sink says, "To many strenghs, some weaknes- Their team has lost some runners Mansell and redshirt Kristi Birn out the six teams in the MAC well," she said. "I think this is have a good track team now you ses are apparent. to eligibility and as a result are have also shown promise. tournament a good opportunity and I'm pretty much have to have not as deep as last year. This Price emphasized the impor- "This is more or less an op- hoping to do my best there." strcngh in the sprints." This year's distance team is gives the Falcons a definite ad- tance of this weekend's perform- portunity to evaluate our Two Injuries will keep the Rah-Sheen Clay, one of Bowl- improved yet young, and it will vantage. ance. "It is Important for us to team's efforts," Connelly said. Falcons from being at full ing Green's top track sprinters need to step It up for Bowling "We never have what you win this meet. This is our first "I dont know exactly what to strength Freshman Lesley who holds the team's indoor re- Green to fly high in the MAC. would call an easy meet, but this home meet and we'll be in front expect. I'm just going to alt Maluccl has a sprained ankle, cord for the 200 and 400 meters, Craig Nieset, Dan Flaute, and is as close as we have come to it of a big crowd of students, par- back and be an observer." the most common of gymnas- will be a key determinant In how Jim Weckesser, the three top dis- in many, many years. We expect ents, and fans. We definitely ex- Indiana University of Penn- tics injuries. She's about half- well the sprinters do. Though tance runners, need to score to win and we are very confident pect to win." sylvania is in many ways like way through rehabilitation. James Estrada and Jason Perkins some points for Bowling Green to that we will win." said Price. " The women's field events be- the Falcons. It also has a new Tare Wenzinger is out with a are injured for Saturday, Bowl- finish in the upper half of the This is the best team that we- gin at 11 am. at the University coach, and a less than spar- ligament sprain. Connelly had ing Green has a chance to win MAC this year. have ever had at BG. We don't Fieldhouse. The running events kling recent past. They also been hoping to use her this have a single weak spot on our start at 1 p.m. Admission is four were one of the three oppo- evening in the floor, vault and team because we are so deep. I dollars for adults and two dollars nents who lost to the Falcons beam events. thought last year's team was the for children. BGSU students get last year. This will really be a learning best ever at BG, but we had a In free with their student ID. For the first couple of experience for Connelly. He weeks, the lineup will be var- has never seen any of the PIZZA & SUBS ied in order to give Connelly a chance to see everyone. What Free Delivery 354 - 3100 he sees will then determine • See GYMNASTS, page Eight. HOURS: Monday - Thursday 4pm -1 am Friday & Saturday 11am - 3am Sunday 12 noon-11pm THIS W€€K€ND I MS HOWIE™ ii Extra L u ?g3 ■ ■ EXPRESS BOWLING GRCCN I.THICTICS I 1 Large Pizza ;; Pizza i w/1 Topping With 1 Topping Women's Basketball >• $6*99 ! $ 4*50 Free Delivery Eastern Michigan I Extra Toppings - 99 < " Extra Toppinss - $1. 25 Saturday at 1:30 . PICK UP ONLY

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PRO BASKETBALL Rodman may face assault charges

The Associated Press cameraman, was kicked in the the same. I stepped and twisted reputation)," said Jordan, who groin. Amos was treated and my ankle, and then I kicked the scored 25 points despite a sore MINNEAPOLIS - One moment released at the hospital, where he guy. I don't care who it was. He neck. he was the hustling, springing was interviewed by police. doesn't need to be that close." Scottie Pippen, who led the Dennis Rodman whom fans ad- "We took an assault report, list- Rodman said he has been the Bulls with 29 points, agreed with mire. The next moment he was ing Dennis Rodman as the sus- subject of five lawsuits relating Rodman's assessment that court- the reckless, unrepentant Rod- pect here," Lt Sharon Lubinski to courtside incidents in the past, side photographers are in harm's man who also has become famil- said. "However, absolutely no and he expects another one. way, and that Amos might have iar. charges have been filed and "I think I'll get some lawsuit been feigning the severity of his After tumbling into a row of there hasn't been any contact papers next time I come up to injury. photographers, Rodman kicked a with Dennis Rodman by Minnea- Minnesota," he said. "All of a sudden he went from cameraman in the groin during polis police." Reached at home Along with a reputation as one OK to unconscious," Pippen said. the Chicago Bulls' 112-102 vic- early today, Amos was emphatic of the most dynamic rebounders Coach Phil Jackson also shared tory over the Minnesota Tim- when asked if he planned to file in NBA history, Rodman has be- that opinion. ber-wolves on Wednesday night. charges. come better known in recent "It looked like he kicked him in Eugene Amos was carried "Most definitely," he said. "I years for his flamboyant person- the knee, and all of a sudden from the court on a stretcher be- feel hurt I feel let down. I ad- al life. (Amos) came up with that falset- fore being treated at a hospital. mired him. With everything, I His disregard for rules and to," Jackson said. Although Rodman said he didn't just admired him. I'm sorry he conventions occasionally spills The game was tied 71-71 when intend to hurt Amos or kick him felt that way (that Amos faked in- over on the court, like it did last Rodman stumbled out of bounds in the groin, he scoffed at Amos' jury)." season when he head-butted ref- along the baseline while fighting injury claim. Amos declined further com- eree Ted Bernhardt. Rodman Kevin Garnett for a rebound with "I thought I hit him in the ment at the advice of his attor- was suspended by the Bulls for 3:46 left in the third quarter. thigh, then all of a sudden he ney. two games last month after a Minnesota had rallied from an went back," Rodman said. "I Rodman said he twisted his an- profanity-laced tirade directed at 11-point deficit early in the quar- said, 'What's wrong with you? I'm kle when he fell over Wolves pho- the officials following a game ter and appeared to have the sorry I hit you.' Then all of a sud- tographer David Sherman, who against Toronto. momentum. den he says, 'Get away from me.' was seated beside Amos. Rodman Rodman's unusual lifestyle "When you're down and you All of a sudden he passed out. I'm also said he intended to kick a also has earned him notoriety, have a run, the last thing you like, 'Yeah, right.' small camera he said Amos had, including, myriad advertise- want is a seven-minute delay," "It's one thing to get hurt, but although Amos was using a larg- ments, two book deals and a mov- coach Flip Saunders said. don't pretend you're more seri- er television camera to film ie role. Michael Jordan criticized Soon after the break to attend ously hurt than you are." Rodman's tumble. Rodman last month for his non- to Amos, the Bulls took control AFplwt. Replays showed Rodman's kick "In the first place, the camera basketball activities, but the with an 11-0 run. Pippen scored Chicago Bulls forward Dennis Rodman (91) drives against Minne- caught Amos very high on the In- people are too close along the Bulls rallied around their unpre- nine points on a pair of 3-poin- sota Timberwolves forward Kevin Gamett (21) in the Bulb' 112-102 side of the left thigh, and Wolves baseline," Rodman said. "All of a dictable teammate. ters, a dunk and a free throw in victory Wednesday night. Rodman kicked a courtside cameraman in physician Sheldon Burns con- sudden, boom, I step on his "I think it's magnified, quite that surge, which extended to a the third quarter of the game. firmed that Amos, an in-house camera. Any athlete will react naturally, because of (Rodman's 33-10 bulge.

PRO FOOTBALL Mariucci takes reins in San Francisco

The Associated Press team to two Super Bowl titles and Under Mariucci, Favre became surpassing Walsh as San Fran- the youngest quarterback In NFL SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Steve cisco's winningest coach history to play in the Pro Bowl. Mariucci, with only a year's ex- He is also the first person from Mariucci also helped Cal quar- perience as a college head coach. outside the 49ers" organization to terback Pat Barnes lead the Inherited one of the great pro be selected for the Job since Pac-10 In passing efficiency. football legacies of success Walsh arrived In 1979 and in- Mariucci didnt work with Thursday when he was intro- stalled his pioneering West Coast Walsh but was no stranger to his duced as coach of the San Fran- offense. offense as a disciple of Packers cisco 49ers. Club president Carmen Policy coach Mike Holmgren, with Standing on a podium between said the terms of Mariucci's five- whom he spent four years as his predecessors, George Seifert year contract were finalized quarterbacks coach and Bill Walsh, Mariucci was little more than an hour before Holmgren, whose Packers admittedly overwhelmed to be in the start of the news conference. knocked the 49ers out of the their presence. The decision to hire a new- playoffs the last two years, Is a "I am in awe of those two comer was reflective of the former 49ers offensive coor- coaches. I'm happy they're 49ers' desire to instill "imagina- dinator. here," he said as the trio posed tion, to a degree youth and a Team owner Eddie DeBartolo for pictures. more creative anticipation of and Policy said Selfert's decision "I understand what I'm getting what the game has to offer," Pol- to leave was strictly his own. Into," said the 41-year-old coach, icy said. Seifert, who was 108-35 in eight who led California to a 6-6 record "We'll let him grow into the years for a winning percentage this season In his only assign- job. We hope he possesses the of .755. best in NFL history, said ment as head coach "This has kind of talent that will take us to the time was right for him to been the most successful fran- the next level. leave. However, he did not rule chise In professional football "The 49ers organization Is in out taking a coaching job else- over the last IS years. I under- desperate need of psychother- where. stand that I have huge shoes to apy. Perhaps the standards we Seifert was a defensive assis- fill." set are ludicrous. Perhaps what tant In 1989 when he took over APpkaM Mariucci is just the third coach we need to do is develop a more for Walsh, a Hall of Famer whose New San Francisco 49er* coach Steve Mariucci stands between recently-resigned coach George for the 49ers In 18 years, taking pragmatic approach to winning 10-year run as the 49ers coach Seifert, right, and offensive assistant coach Bill Walsh, left, at a news conference announcing Mariucci's over for Seifert, who resigned In the NFL without losing our appointment as head coach. included three Super Bowl titles, Wednesday after leading the edge." the first In 1981. Before Mariucci came to Cal, Seifert said he'd fulfill the final TENNIS GYMNASTS he spent four years as an assis- year of his contract by working Continued from page Seven. bottom, but lacking a real domi- Continued from page Seven. tant with the Super Bowl-bound in an as yet unspecified front- nating player. Green Bay Packers, getting office role. In doubles matches Gabel and "All of the guys are very gymnasts in a competitive situa- GYMNASTICS much of the credit for turning Tropp will play No. 1 doubles, even," Harris said. "It's Just go- tion. Additionally, this year's £ Brett Favre Into a two-time NFL The fate of Selfert's assistants while Bartan and Anderton will ing to depend on who's playing freshmen were recruited by assi- MVP. was uncertain, though offensive play No. 2 doubles. Terman will well at the time." tant coach Kim Glandorf f. well prepared." His Cal team began the 1996 coordinator Marc Trestman, team up with sophomore Scott Harris sees Miami, Ball State, "I think we're going to do After another road meet on season with a 5-0 record, but lost whose play calls were blamed In Yonker in the final doubles slot. Western Michigan and BG to well," said Treiber. "We have a Jan. 25, the Falcons return for six of Its last seven games, In- part for a drop In the 49ers' Harris says his team is ex- challange for supremacy in the tot of potential. We've been work- their home opener on Feb. 2 cluding a defeat by Navy In the offense, is "gone," DeBartolo tremely balanced from top to MAC. ing really hard, and I think we're against Kent. Aloha Bowl. said.

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NBA Standings PRO FOOTBALL Sports Briefs

TW taiiiM rt««. Falcon basketball teams on SportsChannel Al Tim ESI Parcells seeks 'greener' pastures Ohio Monday EAST ON KMSIMI Atomic DlvWan W L Pa GB Wayward coach may sign with NY Jets The women's and men's basketball teams visit Eastern Michi- New York 27 10 .730 - gan for a basketball doubleheader Monday night. Miami 36 10 .722 Both games will be televised live on SportsChannel Ohio Washington 19 17 SX IS The Associated Press (Wood Cable Channel 34). The women's game tips off at 6 p.m., Orlando 15 18 .454 10 Baton 9 25 .265 16.5 with the men's game following at 8 JO p.m. NewJereey 9 25 .265 165 NEW ORLEANS - For a self- The games will be critical for both teams in terms of the Mid- PhiUdelphi. 8 28 .222 185 proclaimed New Jersey guy. Bill American Conference race. The Falcon men have won four Central DMaion Parcells seems to have plenty of games in a row and take a 4-1 record against the 5-0 Eagles. The _ wanderlust. women will look to halt a two-game MAC losing streak. Chicago 33 4 892 Both games will also be heard on WBGU-FM (88.1) and WFOB- Detroit 27 9 .730 S3 Soon to be a free-agent coach, Atlanta 23 11 476 83 he may end up being that true AM(1430). Cleveland 21 14 400 11 rarity, a Super Bowl-winning Charlotte 21 16 568 12 Milwaukee 18 17 5H 14 free-agent coach. Indiana 17 18 .486 15 Could Parcells return to the Toronto 12 M 333 20.5 Jersey Meadowlands? Or go MAC Men's Standings 1 WESIBtN CONHHEMO rVTawi*J"PeT( 1 JaVtMOn elsewhere In the NFL? We wont know until after he finishes up W L Pet GB Con) All Houiton 28 9 .737 — another Super Bowl assignment. W I Pet. W i Pet. Utah 24 12 .667 33 For someone who craves stabil- Minnesota 16 21 .432 12 Miami, Ohio 4 0 1.000 9 3 .750 Dallas 12 22 J53 14.5 ity in the way his football team is Eastern Michigan 3 0 1.000 12 1 .923 San Antonio 9 26 257 18 run, Parcells sometimes displays Bowling Green 4 1 .800 12 4 .7S0 Denver 9 28 .243 19 a strange way of conducting his Ohio 2 2 .500 7 5 .583 Vancouver 7 31 .184 21.5 racinc Division professional life. Ball State 2 3 .400 9 6 .600 I.A-Ukem 28 10 .737 _ For example. Just days after he Western Michigan 2 3 .400 6 7 .462 Seattle 27 11 .711 1 led the Giants to the 1987 Super Central Michigan 2 3 .400 5 8 .385 Portland 20 16 556 7 Bowl victory, Parcells and his Akron 2 3 .400 4 9 308 Sacramento 16 22 .421 12 Toledo 1 4 .200 8 5 .615 Golden State 14 22 J89 13 agent were talking with the At- Kent 1 4 .200 3 10 .231 LA. dipper. 14 22 389 13 lanta Falcons about a coach- Wednesday'. Results Phoenix 13 24 .351 14.5 general manager position. Par- Wednesday's Games Bowling Green 85, Kent 69 Golden State 128, Philadelphia 11 cells was ready to bolt the team Central Michigan 81, Ball State 61 Charlotte 116. New Jersey 104 he grew up following, partly be- Miami, Ohio 66, Toledo 49 t Chicago 112, Minnesota 102 cause of a five-year offer for Thursday's Results Orlando 78, Dallas 66 1 ^ nearly $1 million a year, partly APnete Akron 66, Western Michigan 60 r? —V New York 94, San Antonio 77 Bill Parcells will be a "free agent" after this season, possibly as a Super Eastern Michigan at Boise State (n) y i/\ Y~ Seattle 122, Toronto 78 because he wanted more say in l v 1 k\r -O Detroit 103, Vancouver 79 of f -field matters. Bowl winner. Saturday's Games J i ▼i - -X __■»*« Indiana 108,1. A. dippers93 But NFL commissioner Pete by the Green Bay Packers for grow up some time, but fortun- Ball State at Akron Zj "ZS Thunday'i Hesults Central Michigan at Toledo A £2 Miami 102, Boston 94 Rozelle acted quickly, telling coaching jobs. ately I haven't had to." Ohio at Miami, Ohio T.. P— Atlanta 78, Orlando 67 Parcells he had to fulfill the final Parcells was Intrigued by Ta- The Patriots have grown from Western Michigan at Kent Houston 89, Sacramento 80 two years of his contract. mpa Bay's offer of $6.5 million a 2-14 team with four coaches in Denver 88, develand 87 Monday's Game Phoenix at Utah (n) "It seems it was a case of the for five years, plus as much au- five years to AFC champions in Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan Portland at I. A. Lakers (n) agent more or less pushing the thority as he needed. He was four years. That's exactly what Friday's Games situation on his own," Rozelle ready to accept, then backed Parcells had in mind when he set- New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7.301 m Miami vs. Washington at Baltimore, 7:30 said. "I told the agent, 'Nope, away, in part because he wasn't tled in New England. p.m that's it.'" sure about handling both coach- Golden State at Indiana, 7 30 p.m Parcells himself said that was ing and personnel duties. "Time goes on, and it's a MAC Women's Standings Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:30 p. m it in May 1991, four months after After he was interviewed by different time," he said when he Houston at Dallas, 8:30 p m. Com* All Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 p m leading the Giants to their second the Packers - who wound up hir- took the job. "It's a different w L Pet. W 1 Pet Utah at Vancouver, 9 pm. ing Mike Holmgren, the man he'll place. I'm a New England Patriot. NFL title in his eight years as 12 2 .857 Toronto at Portland, 10 p.m. face in an intriguing Super Bowl It's where I started my profes- Toledo 4 1 .800 Cleveland at Sean Is, 10 p.m coach. It was an awkward time to .800 10 4 .714 sional coaching career, and it's Miami, Ohio 4 1 resign, having already gone coaching matchup - Parcells 1 .800 8 6 .571 where I'm going to end it Kent 4 through the draft and begun asked to be reconsidered for the Ball State 4 1 .800 7 6 .538 NHL Standings planning for training camp. Buccaneers job. Team owner "I'm not interested in winning Bowling Green 3 2 .600 6 7 .461 Parcells felt he had no choice. Hugh Culverhouse, saying he felt a few games here and there. I've Ohio 3 2 .600 6 7 .461 He wasn't seeking richer pas- "jilted at the altar" the first time done that. I look for the ultimate Western Michigan 2 3 .400 2 11 .153 By The Associated Fraa tures or more power, but some- he offered Parcells the position, challenges in this profession." Eastern Michigan 1 4 .200 4 8 333 Al Times EST Central Michigan 0 5 .000 4 9 .307 IASlBtNCOr««F>ICl thing a bit more important: his said he no longer was interested. 3 10 .230 Asantic Division health. Lucky thing for Parcells he And the New York Jets -- now Akron 0 5 .000 Wednesday'• Results W L T Pts GF GA "I didn't want to leave football, didnt take either job, because his there's a challenge for anyone - Philadelphia 27 13 5 59 147 111 health problems returned. havent interviewed anyone for Kent 80, Bowling Green 56 ■Torida 22 12 10 54 128 104 but I knew I couldn't keep go- Toledo 59, Miami 48 * Y. Rangers 23 19 6 52 161 132 ing," he said. "It took us exactly "I finally had to have bypass their vacant coach and GM posi- Ball State 74, Central Michigan 64 MewJersey 22 16 S 49 113 110 six months to find out something surgery to fix it," he said. "If it tions, waiting instead until the Washington 19 21 5 43 121 121 Ohio 83, Eastern Michigan 49 t was wrong. I knew it. I could feel had happened in 1996,1 would not Super Bowl is over and Parcells Tampa Bay 17 21 6 40 128 139 Western Michigan 73, Akron 68 K MY Islanders 13 22 9 35 113 131 it, even though it did not show up have had to have it, with the ad- Is free to talk. Saturday's Games « -"V Northern! Division on the tests. vances in medicine." Akron at Ball State Hv— W L T Pts GF CA lp a/Y\r -o "It was in December 1991 Parcells returned to the televi- Kent at Western Michigan Pittsburgh 25 IS 5 55 167 136 How odd would it be for Par- K y.lY sion booth for the *92 season, his Toledo at Central Michigan luffalo 23 17 5 51 132 121 when I went to the doctor and cells to be standing on the side- kasiLJ aj aataZ ■—*7^ Montreal 17 21 8 42 149 157 said, 'I'm getting on this tread- second with NBC. But the itch to Miami at Ohio line in Giants Stadium again, Monday's Came *r■ r*a Hartford 17 20 7 41 128 144 mill and either will drop dead or coach remained. Boston 16 22 6 38 129 161 coaching the home team? The Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan Ottawa 14 21 S 36 119 128 find out what's wrong. I can't "Once I started feeling good one that wears green and report- WESTERN CONnjtENCE take this."" again, well, if you like football, edly is willing to pay him $3 mil- Central Passes*. He underwent a non-surgical this is what you want to do. You lion a year to take charge. W I. T Pts GF CA Dallas 25 17 3 S3 IX HI procedure to clear his arteries. are what you are, and Bill Par- Detroit 21 IS 8 50 137 101 Less than a month later, Parcells cells is a football coach," he said. Is that what it would take to CCHA Standings St. Louis 20 22 4 44 131 147 negotiated with the Tampa Bay "It's like going to the schoolyard bring Bill Parcells back home Phoenix 19 23 4 42 125 ISO Buccaneers and was interviewed Chicago 17 22 8 42 121 127 when you're a kid.... You have to again? Sort of. w I T Pis GF GA Toronto 17 28 0 34 138 159 Miami (19-5) rsciftc DHWen 13 2 0 26 73 36 W L. T Pts GF GA •BASEBALL- Lake Superior (15-8-3) 11 4 2 24 71 59 Colorado 27 10 8 62 154 103 Michigan (20-1-2) 11 1 1 23 82 32 Kdmnnton 21 21 4 46 149 136 Michigan State (10-10-2) 10 2 2 20 62 43 Vancouver 20 21 2 42 137 146 Bowling Green (11-11-2) 7 9 2 14 68 Anaheim 17 22 S 39 125 134 72 Western Michigan (9-11-2) 5 7 2 12 44 Calgary 17 23 5 39 112 131 Mesa indicted on rape charge SO Ferris State (9-16-1) 6 12 0 12 55 82 LOT Angeles 17 23 5 39 124 149 Notre Dame (6-14-1) SanJose 16 22 5 37 112 135 The Associated Press count of gross sexual imposition 4 10 1 9 44 SS WesViessay-i Games Ohio State (S-18) 4 12 and one count of carrying a con- 0 8 54 91 Pittsburgh 3, Hartford 0 Alaska-Fairbanks (4-17) 4 15 0 8 62 93 Buffalo2,NY. Islanders 1 CLEVELAND - Cleveland In- cealed weapon. Tuesday's Results I AS Angeles 3. Toronto 2 dians relief pitcher Jose Mesa Mesa and Blanco were ar- Bowling Green 4, Western Michigan 2 Ottawa 5, Washington 1 rested Dec. 27 on charges they St. Louis 4, Phoenix 1 was indicted Thursday on a Michigan State 3, Alaska-Fairbanks 1 Colorado 4. Tampa Bay 2 charge of raping a 26-year-old fondled two women at a hotel in Friday's Games Calgary 2, Anaheim 1 woman at a suburban hotel. suburban Lakewood. The women Alaska-Fairbanks at Notre Dame Kdmonton 4, Florida 0 Mesa, 30, who set a major told police they had met the pair Miami at Lake Superior Thursaay's Games league record by converting 46 at a downtown nightclub. Police Michigan at Western Michigan Mo games scheduled Ohio State at Merrimack Ftiosy-i Games of 48 save opportunities in 1995, said they found 9 mm handguns Saturday's Games No gsmes scheduled also was indicted on two counts in each man's car when they ar- Saturday*. Game Alaska-Fairbanks at Notre Dame NHL All-Star Game at San Jose. Calif., 8 of gross sexual imposition, one rested them. Western Michigan at Michigan p.m count of felonious assault, and Miami at Ferris State Su»*—y. CMIW« one count each of theft and car- Mesa and Blanco pleaded inno- Colgate at Bowling Green No gum**, scheduled rying a concealed weapon related Ohio State at Merrimack *tan*/lG«ra cent to gross sexual imposition St. Uxiia at N.Y. Inlanders. 1 p.m. to a complaint teported by two Jan, 8. A new arraignment has Washington at Boston, 1 JO p.m. women Dec. 22, said Cuyahoga been scheduled for Jan. 31. Chicago « Buffalo, 6 p.m. County Prosecutor Stephanie Rape, a felony, carries a possi- k Toronto at Hart ford, 7 p.m. The H;u-k|Kli:< N will return San Joae at Vancouver, 7 p.m Tubbs Jones. ble penalty of three to 10 years in Detroit at Montreal, 7 JO p. m Mesa's friend, David F. Blanco, prison, said grand jury supervi- next week! Colorado at Florida. 7:30 p.m 34, of Solon, was indicted on one sor Kathleen Craig. Mesa

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