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Page 4 NEWS Page 9 Thursday, November 14,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 198 The News' Conference explores diversity Briefs Applicant appeals About 10,000 people |g discrimination rul- participate in event ing Jay Young demic Affairs research associate John Hart man will appeal The BC News and event organizer, said she was to the Ohio CivU Right happy people came together to Commission today that his Diversity issues were explored discuss diversity. discrimination case against by members of the University "I was very pleased with how the University be recon- sidered. After an April community Wednesday night in involved Individuals got in their hearing, Chief Hearing Ex- Olscamp Hall, as students and group discussions," Gonsalves- aminer Franklin Martens staff took part in a multimedia Pinto said. recommended last month campus diversity summit. Gonsalves-Pinto said the in- the case be rejected. Hart- About 10,000 college students, formation gathered during the man claimed he was dis- faculty and administrators from group sessions will be used to criminated against in an around the country participated plan future programs. She said April 1994 after not being in the event. In Olscamp Hall, notes taken by group facilitators selected for a faculty posi- those in attendance broke into will be used to make some diver- tion in the Journalism De- small discussion groups mid-way sity priorities for the University. partment. Hartman is ex- pected to base part of his through the teleconference to Alexis Kanda, graduate stu- case on the fact Martens discuss diversity at the Universi- dent studying college student Ilidckl KcbayubVTlK BG Ncwi heard the case. Martens, ty. Doug Thompson, senior liberal studies, center, addresses a group taking part In yesterday's diversity according to Registration Lorna Gonsalves-Pinto, Aca- See DIVERSITY, page four. summit in Olscamp Hall. Over 200 people attended the multimedia conference. and Records, is a 1964 Uni- versity graduate. The five- panel commission can ap- prove or reverse the de- cision, or request another Airport releases transcripts Standoff hearing. The Associated Press lers had from either aircraft be- The Saudi Boeing 747 was sev- sion," Yogesh Chandra said at a Chemical bomb ex- fore they hit and spun to earth in en minutes into its flight and the news conference. "The cockpit ends plodes near Conklin CHARKHI DADRI, India - As spectacular twin fireballs, taking Kazak plane was descending for and fuselage of the Kazak air- a Kazak cargo plane flew head-on 349 people to their deaths. its final approach into Indira liner was found intact." The Kappa Sigma unit di- toward a Saudi jetliner, control- The exchanges, in transcripts Gandhi International Airport Searchers retrieved hundreds without rector reported to Universi- lers told its pilot to watch out for released Wednesday, indicate the when the collision occurred of bodies from wreckage strewn ty Police that she found the 747 in the clouds ahead. The planes did not see each other in Tuesday about 60 miles south- in a six-mile area around Charkhi pieces of a chemical bomb pilot asked how close it was. time and hint that the pilots were west of New Delhi. Dadri. Grieving relatives tried to injury Tuesday night. "Fourteen miles," a controller misled by their instruments or Whether there was a last- identify the badly mangled re- Missy Wilson told Uni- said. misunderstood the tower's direc- minute evasive maneuver by mains of their loved ones lying on Rodd Aubrey versity police she heard the The Associated Press explosion around 9:50 p.m. Seconds later: "Thirteen tions. They were supposed to either plane was unclear, but In- blocks of ice at makeshift dia's top civil aviation ministry morgues. and went outside imme- miles." pass with a 1,000-foot difference COLUMBUS - A hostage The pilot's acknowledgement in altitude - instructions that the official said the crash was not Searchers found the flight data diately to see what was go- jumped a gunman, ending a ing on, according to police of that message was the last word Saudi plane's pilots never con- direct. recorders of both planes seven-hour standoff in a reports. New Delhi airport flight control- firmed, the transcripts show. "It was not a head-on colli- Wednesday - Wilson said she could still downtown state office see the smoke from the de- tower. vice when she went outside. No one was injured when The bomb was found on Director helps graduating seniors the gunman, a man said to the south side of Conklin be despondent over a re- Hall and west of the Sigma jected workers' compensa- Chi house in the grass area, tion claim, was over- according to police reports. Kroll works powered. SWAT officers Wilson said she found a took over and arrested the plastic screw top bottle and man, escorting him unhar- some type of burnt up ma- so students med from the 12th floor of- terial and brought it to Uni- versity Police. fice he had taken over at Wilson said she did not can work about 10 a.m. see anyone at the scene. Two officers led him out Jay Young of the William Green build- University Police have no The BC News suspects at this time. If ing, which houses the Ohio anyone has information, Editor's note: This is the third Bureau of Workers' Com- they can contact the police part of a series about campus pensation, and put him into station at 372-2346. leaders. a police van. The man wore JoAnn Kroll is doing her job so a T-shirt and blue jeans. He Northeast Ohio graduating students can find appeared calm as he sat in welcomes break in their own jobs. the van. Originally in sales, Kroll found SWAT Lt. Dave Wood snow storms herself trying to help people said the man, whose name was not released, will be CLEVELAND - Some- overall more than she was selling products. Concerned about the charged with three counts thing was strange about the of kidnapping. northeast Ohio air Wednes- direction of her career, Kroll day: It wasn't a blinding went to the career services office "The hostage tried to take mass of snow. at Kent State. It was there she care of him himself," Wood It was a welcome break found her current line of work. said. "We came In right be- for Cleveland and its sub- As director of Career Services, hind him and put him under urbs, particularly the Kroll leads a department that snowbelt to the east, which arrest." offers a broad range of programs Wood said the suspect were buried under 1 to 4 to help connect students with feet of snow from lake ef- had gasoline and was fect storms that blew In employers. The department also Doug Kbrrnov.kyrThr BG Ncwi threatening to set things on Saturday. offers services to help students JoAnn Kroll, director of Career Services, gives advice to two students about career opportunities. Kroll fire before he was arrested. "It quit this morning, and select a career path. said her best advice is to come at the beginning of your final year. He said he would release finally we've seen a little bit Kroll said she can help stu- more information at an of sunshine - the first time dents find employers by selling a Kroll's office. There are some She tries to become familiar with my job." evening news briefing. since Sunday afternoon," computer software package who know where they want to go, the individual to determine what Kroll told a story about a young Earlier, the gunman said Doug Anderson, who called Resume Expert. Pur- but do not know how to get there. might be in the student's future. woman who came to her only released two hostages un- owns Western Reserve Cy- chased for $20, the package al- Then there are those who know While the road to career dis- knowing she wanted to be around harmed and had turned cle Sport Inc. In Chardon, lows students to be added to a about 20 miles east of nothing more than graduation is covery can be very rocky at music. The two researched the over all but one gun in Cleveland. large database accessed by em- getting closer every day. times, Kroll said success is well possibilities. Kroll suggested art exchange for a can of soda The Geauga County city, ployers. Whatever the case, Kroll said no- worth the trip. management pop and other items. Offi- which has nearly 4 feet on "Employers know they can call body should wait until the last "It's incredible," Kroll said. "I "Her eyes were dancing. She cers did not say what else the ground, ended up with Bowling Green; while they're on moment to hunt for a job. get a kick out of it every time a had no idea what those jobs were, they traded. another 6 inches Wednes- the phone they give me the "My best advice is come in at student figures out what they so we went and looked at some WTVN radio reported day. That pales in compar- criteria, I plug it in and tell them the beginning of your final year," want to do and then watching resources and she said, 'Yes, this that the three hostages ison to the heavy pileups of I've got five people," Kroll said. Kroll said. "It's harder after them in their senior year. 'JoAnn, is it,'" Kroll said. "She's excited. were security guards. previous days. "What we're working on, any graduation because the student is my tie OK? What about the I'm really excited because how The respite may be brief, The man is 40, unem- Bowling Green student will be moves back to their hometown, suit?" Then toward the end, 'Well many people do you really know ployed and upset about however. and while they have access to our The forecast called for able to get on the Internet and do JoAnn, I've got these four offers.' who really love what they do for finances and workers' another 4 to 10 inches in their resume online and send that services, they're not imme- Then they come back, often to a living? Who get up in the morn- compensation, Wood said. some places by Thursday to my data base. They'll be able diately around. They can't career days as recruiters, and ing and say, 'Let me at it?' Work Messages seeking com- night. Also on the horizon, to see who's coming to recruit interact with the staff daily or say, 'These young college stu- doesnt have to be dreadful. It can ment were left at workers' although not as threatening, and sign up for interviews on- come in and ask a question." dents, JoAnn.' be fun." is a possible meltdown. line- Kroll said it takes time to help "That's thrilling, to watch peo- See STANDOFF, page four. All types of students walk into the student without a clear plan. ple through their careers. I love See KROLL, page three Opinion

page two Thursday, November 14, 1996

ters to the Editor A mandate for moderation? Like a lover you can't wait entire governments. Ideological side of: party colleagues, the to get rid of. then afterwards re- differences may define parties, dread special Interests and. oh alize how interesting they were but voters may sense that since yeah, their constituents. Add to In response to Mike Wendling's November 6 ar- and start missing them, the '96 they are for the most part un- that the other party, and you've ticle "If you didn't vote, don't gripe": There are cer- election has slipped away from changeable . It Is only fair to let got weak, talking-head politlcos both sides in on the policy- tainly some reasong not to vote that you did not take me. In the eight days since the Pierce getting weaker . blathering, vote. I've written two columns making process. more substance-free nonsense, into consideration. on It and am regretting not This may be the legacy of and being pulled in 17 differ- I'll try hard to keep this brief. First of all. you're showing it more love. Ah me. trolled Congress. Party control the Clinton years: Getting ent directions. I've always felt kidding yourself if you think the politicians we have Now the politics of this year's has flip-flopped through the things done and getting legis- we need them to push one way the option of voting for are looking out for us. The election is shacked up with the election of Clinton and two lation passed, albeit In a lim- or the other, setting examples United States government is a landlord plain and winners, the other men whom years later, the Republican ited, restrained manner. "I've as they set policy, but then I didn't vote for. and they're "revolution" (I know, an oxymo- got a great idea, but let's make again, their role may be chang- simple: They make the rules, never hesitating to tack talking about a renewed com- ron). Thus, this year marks the sure it's okay with the other ing. This may be the dawn of on another unnecessary clause, and you can bet your mitment, even the B word: not first major election of the last guy. No? Well then, well take the age of "If the people lead, last rocket's red glare they're charging you rent. baby, but bipartisanship. three in which a party shift in their opposing ideas and bring the leaders will follow" (quoth Do you not think the President of the United The Re-Election Mania a government branch has not it to the middle." The ultimate the bumper sticker), and a na- States has a boss with no name and lots of money? that granted contract exten- taken place. The previous shifts waffle. tion of diverse opinions may did not bring the immediate This is where the sup- The democratic republic has come to depend on the sions to a Democrat President create a new glut of moderate, and a Republican Congress has results frustrated citizens had posed "mandate" confounds safe-as-milk politicians. dollar — ethical platofrms that are advertised on tele- prompted the media to trum- hoped for by voting for change, me. By so strongly stressing The second half of the vision are nothing but a baited hook. It goes far be- pet a "mandate for moderation" so now they're voting for sta- compromises, will we lose out Clintonlan era begins in Janu- yond broken promises — these are promises that were from the voters. If there has bility and balance, forcing the on quality unfiltered policies? ary, and we shall see If the post- never intended to be kept. indeed been a mandate, politi- Washington kids to play nice. Will the bite of a bill be ex- election rhetoric of interparty In Mike's article, he wrote about non-voters "you cians are listening and are tak- The parties themselves tracted in committee as bipar- cooperation proves to be more ing quick, media-visible action. have grown further apart in re- tisanship becomes a foregone than Just rhetoric, meant to do not care about your nation, your community and Strident GOP Congressmen are cent years, fueled by the pro- Congressional conclusion? Will kiss the bottoms of those who your fellow Americans." later adding that we should backing off their "Contract" fer- cesses of group polarization, Clinton hesitate using his veto actually bothered to vote. Until "die quickly" so that his kind could get down to busi- vor of early '95, pledging coop- media demagogues and a pub- against Republican-sponsored then, expect more snoozefest ness. First of all. I do not believe in this nation. The eration, while Clinton Is mull- lic that still gets into us-vs.- legislation just to keep every- discourse like this column. Ex- world is my community, and. believe it or not. I care ing Republican Cabinet ap- them two-party showdowns. body happy? Will we see only pect the denizens of the Capi- pointments. Even so, that same public is benign, limp and absolutely tol Hill to find new games to for each and every person on it. The term "fellow These unprecedented now putting its leaders in necessary laws being enacted? play, "mandate" or none. Ex- Americans" means nothing to me, and in my opinion, concilltory moves were incon- check, keeping them honest, And what of our political pect more politics. patriotism of any sort only fuels the "different is bad" ceivable a few years back, when and will not abide by bull- leaders? Each already pos- fire. 12 years of Reagenbush were headed partisan clashes that sesses a list of people whom Contact Matt at mattpti Second of all, telling me to die quickly is imma- shackled with a Democrat-con- halt progress and shut down they need to stay on the good bgnet.bgsu.edu. ture and unprofessional, especially when we consider that it was a mere sentence away from the "caring for your fellow Americans" bit. But forget all that. Mike. If there is one singular, lonely reason in my mind not to vote, here it is, and read it twice of you must: I will have no part in choos- ing my leaders because I am a man who does not need to be led. I have utmost faith in myself, not a gaggle of gray-haired man I don't even know. The government needs me far more than I need the government. The day I realized that is the day I became free.

Ryan Plummer Junior Philosophy

The BG News "A Commitment to excellence"

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Joe Boyle Jim Barker dry editor Managing editor Hang up on overseas phone scam Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi The hoax can begin when calling overseas — something ternational number. Opinion editor Photo editor you find a message on your they didn't realize they were Be careful of any phone answering machine. You expect uesi doing. numbers that begin with 809. Tiffany Wendeln Brandon Wray to hear the familiar voice of a Other variations of this 011. 268 or 664. These are Copy Chief Entertainment editor friend or family member. But type of fraud include debt col- common international num- the person behind the recorded Columnist lection notices sent by email. bers used by scam artists. Al- Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins voice is no friend. These computer messages in- ways be leery before calling a When you play back the form consumers that they have number with an area code you Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor message, the voice gives you a a past-due account and need don't recognize. number to dial that begins with You expect to hear to call an 809 number to settle The front section of your an unfamiliar area code. The the familiar voice of a the matter before collection telephone book should contain Production Staff person asks you to call to re- proceedings begin. If they call a list of long-distance area friend or family Jennifer Apt Cathy RaidI ceive information about an ill the number, they get a re- codes within the United States. or dead family member, trag- member. But the corded message that keeps If a phone number begins with Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel edy, or another urgent matter. person behind the them on the line. Here's how an area code that Isn't on this In a panic, you return the recorded voice is no to stop that scam — If you re- list, the number is Interna- call — which just happens to ceive a collection notice over tional. You can call your local Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor friend. be the Carribean. You're then email, reply by email and in- telephone company or long-dis- tance carrier to learn where an Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry either kept on hold, receive a sist that all collection notices long, recorded message, or are be sent to you by regular mail. unfamiliar number will lead, and what the approximate Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec connected to a person claiming Yet another form of this to speak only broken English. This new type of telephone scheme Involves newspaper ads charges would be. The Idea is to keep you on scam has been detected in Ohio looking for "mystery shoppers." Ohio consumers are also Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in the line to build up charges on — and it's costing big bucks. These ads claim that consum- advised to call th.» Ohio Attor- this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly your phone bill; And every time Overseas crooks are avoiding ers will be paid for shopping in ney General's Public Action prohibited. you call the number, the swin- United States laws and 900 their neighborhood stores. To Line toll-free at 1-800-282- Thf BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 dlers get a cut from the foreign number blocking by using In- learn more, they're asked to call 0515 if they suspect they've and is published dally during the academic year and phone company. ternational numbers, such as an 800 number. After giving been called by a fraudulent Wednesday's In the summer. These scams are horrific those with an 809 area code. some information, that number company. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the Consumers are often con- Instructs them to call an 809 Consumers shouldn't student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions because they play on a person's expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily concern for loved ones. And fused about area codes, number for confirmation of have to worry about bogus call- ers phoning them In the privacy those of The BG News. profiting from the fear that a wrongly believing that calls to employment. In the end, the Letters Intended for publication must be 200 300 words long, family member Is 111 or even area code 809 or numbers In consumer Is over-charged for of their homes. And they cer- typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- dead can't be tolerated. Canada are U.S. rather than the call and still has no Job. tainly shouldn't be concerned sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any As attorney general. I'm International toll calls. And the Here are some tips from about whether or not they're and all letters. revolted at how people are tar- situation has become more the Attorney General's Con- being swindled when they call The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of geted by these unscrupulous confusing with the creation of sumer Protection Section on to check on what appears to be any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. callers. Unsuspecting consum- new area codes. how to protect yourself from an emergency situation. It's not ers are being swindled out of Some consumers receive offshore phone fraud: only unjust and unethical — It's 210 West Hall against the law. Bowling Green State University their hard-earned money by foreign numbers as a message If you call a local number Bowling Green. OH 43403 con artists cashing in on the on their pagers. When they re- which Instructs you to call an- Betty Montgomery is the bgnewsl O bgnet.bgsu.edu fact that consumers don't real- turn the call, they are also left other number, be suspicious. Ohio Attorney General and a ize they're calling overseas. with a large phone bill from The referral may be to an in- guest columnist for The News.

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■■■^■■■■■■■■raH Digging out CITY BLOTTER

■ A Second Street resident re- harassing phone calls at all hours ported she is being harassed by of the day and night. The haras- her neighbors. They have alleg- ser will not hang up when the edly rolled their dumpster into phone is answered and the har- her drive blocking it. asee's phone will not disconnect ■ A Speedway employee re- so she cannot call out. The haras- ported that a suspicious man was see knows who the harasser is hanging around Sunday. He re- because she has caller ID. portedly came in the store and ■ A local tenant has been ac- asked questions like: "Are you cused of vomiting in doorways alone? How much money is in the on South Main Street Friday. drawer? Can you get to the However, when asked the tenant money freely?" kept repeating, "I'm behaving ■ Two men wearing flannel myself." shirts asked for a cheap pizza at ■ A local resident was given a Marco's Saturday. When they warning for allowing others on were offered one, they grabbed it in-line skates to hang onto the and ran toward Poe Road. The back of his moped Friday. pizza was valued at $4. ■ A resident on Colony Lane ■ A Sandridge Road resident reported that he heard banging reported that her mailbox and on the walls for more than an wooden cover were damaged by hour Friday. Police investigated "a pumpkin and something else." and found that two teen-age boys ■ A resident was walking had been wrestling. around the East Reed area ring- ■ A sick raccoon was reported ing doorbells and looking for an running around Faye Street Fri- address Friday. He was reported- day. The sick animal is still on Tony DeJalbThe Ai McLated Prrtt ly confused. He was given a stern the loose. James Hall, 48, cleans snow from bis car Wednesday In Cleveland Heights. warning and sent on his way. ■ A brown four-door model se- ■ A Mentor resident was walk- dan was doing doughnuts in the ing along North Enterprise and back Elder Beerman parking lot helped himself to a barbecue Friday. grill Friday. However, he put it ■ A local resident reported her back. husband has been threatening Bloodmobile to visit campus ■ A Citgo station employee re- her. The husband has been alleg- ported that a local resident left edly telling her, "I'm going to get Dawn Keller his driver's license at the station you, I'm going to hurt you. I have before they give blood. The BC News Red Cross urges students, two weeks ago because he did not lots of friends who are great ali- "Make sure you drink fluids A University committee is be- have money for gas. She has at- bis." before you give blood," she said. tempted to contact him and he ing created to increase the dona- faculty to donate blood "And you should stay away from has not been back or called. ■ A local resident reported tions given to the American Red caffeine because it has the ten- ■ A South Summit resident re- Cross bloodmobile. place at the Amani Down Under that when he went to pick up his Waddell said they would like to dency to rid your body of fluids. ported that three males appeared Committee member Barb Nov. 18 to 22 from 9 am. to 4 p.m. And you don't want that." daughter Thursday per court- see more faculty and staff donate to be dealing drugs by her fence ordered agreement in their Waddell said they are organizing except Wednesday. The blood- blood. Wittwer said the clothing do- the committee because participa- mobile will be open Nov. 20 from Friday. No drug dealers were pending divorce case, his wife "Not only do we want students nors wear is also important. found by police. tion has fallen off in the last few 9 am. to 7 p.m. "You should dress comfortably became agitated and kicked him to give, but we want faculty and ■ Two suspicious people years. Waddell said it is important for and don't wear a lot of layers," in the leg repeatedly. staff to give," Waddell said. dressed like "gang members" "There was one point this year people to donate because the Red "We'd like to see supervisors al- Wittwer said. ordered food at a West Poe res- ■ A local resident reported to when they only had a few days' Cross provides a majority of the low employees to come over and Waddell said if people know taurant Friday. While waiting.the police Thursday that her hus- supply," Waddell said. "And they blood for the surrounding donate blood without charging they are not able to donate blood, gang member wanna-bes were never know when they will need counties. them vacation time." band came home intoxicated and the Red Cross can still use their "acting strange and making fun took the license plates off of the it. You never know when you or "When the supply is low, there Donna Wittwer, committee help. of older patrons in the restau- your loved ones will need blood." is not anyplace they go to get car so she could not drive. After member, said there are several "They can volunteer," Waddell rant." police were called, the husband The bloodmobile will take blood," Waddell said. precautions people should take said. ■ A local resident reported agreed to put the plates back on KROLL Friday she has been receiving the car. learning about what they want Continued from page one. BG city employees and don't want," she said. "We Kroll said the office serves consider ourselves more educa- more of an educational purpose tors than we do employment peo- than an employment one. One of ple." prepared for storm the education opportunities is in CAMPUS Sarah Bednarskl the more than 500 employers who If she could walk through the The BC News visit the campus annually. doors of her office as a student, Together, they conduct about Kroll said she would enjoy the Winter has come to Bowling Green, bringing with it snow and cold BLOTTER 6,000 job interviews, according experience. to Kroll. temperatures. It's enough to make anyone stay inside - except for the men and women who plow the snow and keep the city streets clear. "It's a learning lab. Many stu- "I'd like how incredibly wel- "We knew prior to the snowfall what was headed our way so our dents are going to get hired right come I feel when I walk in the ■ Three unknown females ■ An Of fenhauer East resident through the campus interview, door. I would probably not like trucks were prepared with the salt," said Bill Blair, public works di- walked into a room in Rodgers reported there was "bread with but for the students who don't get having to wait to see JoAnn Kroll rector. and smashed a jar full of pennies peanut butter and shaving cream hired as they go through these for a long while, but I'd be so According to Blair, when a heavy snowfall hits, the crews work in on the floor and cut the telephone on his door" Nov. 10. His room- interviews - they're learning happy after I met with her," she 12-hour shifts around the clock. There is one truck that plows the cord Nov. 11. mate caused the problem and more about themselves. They're laughed outer areas and the city is divided into four sections with one truck ■ A local resident was arrested was advised to clean it up. covering each area, Blair said. for driving under the influence ■ A student was reported miss- "We also have trucks that plow open areas, such as parking lots and and peeling tires Nov. 10. ing Nov. 9. The student was alleys," Blair said. ■ A Kohl Hall resident report- found to be at the cross country The reason the snow between Wooster and Main streets is plowed ed he was having problems with meet at Kent. to the middle is to keep the parking spaces in front of the stores clear, his roommate Nov. 10. Police ■ A Toledo resident was back- Blair said. talked to both roommates and ing onto Ridge Street and struck "Contrary to what people think, we are not the only city that does advised them to "stay away from a light pole Nov. 8. He knocked it this. We have no plans to change this system at this time,"Blair said. each other." over.

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Continued from page one. learned from personal stories of portant for the different groups students about what's going on. to come together so we can un- Equation may make personnel, served as a facilitator That was a big learning experi- derstand our barriers." She said she wanted to partici- ence." The groups returned to watch pate to help promote communica- Kanda said the communication the end of the teleconference, tion. needs to continue. which featured what some of the seizures predictable "It was something I felt Bowl- "We need to continue to do other participants had discussed ing Green definitely needed," events like this and continue put- at their institutions. The Associated Press searchers succeeded in predict- method in the world to detect Kanda said. "Coming from a very ting it in the forefront of the ing 110 of them, with a warning epileptic seizures as they are diverse population, I see what is University," Kanda said. Michael Dyson, a professor at KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Two re- time averaging 13.6 seconds, said occurring." lacking at Bowling Green, and Melissa Allen, junior social Chapel Hill, served on the fea- searchers say they have dis- Osorio, a neurologist. Dr. Orrin Devinsky, a neu- that's diversity." work major, said she was given tured panel. He addressed a stu- covered a mathematical equation rologist and adviser to the Epile- Kanda said she learned a lot extra credit for a class to attend dent's concern about losing the that can help predict when an The researchers believe they psy Foundation of America, from her group. the event. She said diversity identity he came to college with epileptic is about to have a sei- will be able to predict every sei- questioned whether the algor- "I learned there's a lot more needs to be addressed on cam- "Roots should nourish, not zure. zure, as much as several minutes ithm would work for all epilep- work to be done than I originally pus. strangle," Dyson said. "I tell my Their unpublished findings in advance, when their algorithm tics. thought. Blatent racism still "I feel it's a very important is- son that if you go to college and could lead to the development of is modified for each patient. exists and it's in society and it's sue," Allen said. "Our campus is you don't change, you're wasting an implanted device that gives Ultimately, an electrode could But Osorio said it can be modi- on this campus," Kanda said. 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Sports Thursday, November 14,1996 page five Quite a legacy: Mahler, Palmisano and Cochrane are roots to success of Falcon program BG soccer: In good hands Mahler shapes program from Palmisano's legacy Scott Brown The BC News "I think there is a lot 1993 Mel Mahler became the third of quality in this Mid-American soccer coach in Bowling Green program and there is history under the most trying of Conference circumstances. a lot of history in this Soccer Long-time coach Gary Palmi- program. A lot of Tournament sano died suddenly on Dec. 8, great things are going 1994, leaving the BG program Mickey Cochrane Field, BGSU without its heart and soul. on here, and Friday-Sunday Enter Mahler, a seven-year as- everybody associated sistant under Palmisano, who These stories on current was faced with taking over one of with the program BG coach Mel Mahler and the top programs in the Midwest. wishes he could be former coach Mickey Coch- He has quietly come into his own, rane are part of a series molding this year's MAC Cham- here to see it." leading up to the MAC Soc- pionship squad into what many cer Tournament this week- consider the best in the pro- end at BG's Mickey Coch- gram's history. Mel Mahler rane Field. BG hosts the Mid-American speaking of former coach Gary Also included in today's Conference Soccer Tournament Palmisano paper is a column by Jim this weekend at Cochrane Field. Tocco, The News' soccer First-round action gets underway writer, urging support for Friday, while BG hits the field and everybody associated with the team. Saturday at noon in the semifin- the program wishes he could be als. here to see It." The Falcons, the top seed The Falcons, Palmisano was found uncon- in the tournament, open seeded first, cious in his office at Doyt Perry play Saturday at noon are the Stadium and died minutes later against an as-yet undeter- favorites to win at Wood County Hospital on that mined opponent. A victory their second afternoon of 1994. in Saturday's game would straight tour- The loss hit the Bowling Green put BG in the championship nament title community hard. Palmisano was game of the tournament and gain a one of the most well-liked mem- Sunday at 1 p.m. berth in the bers of the athletic community, Student passes for the NCAA Tour- and that loss is still felt today. tournament are available at nament "It's still tough," said former the Ticket Office in Memor- Mahler ial Hall through Friday. Palmisano's coach Mickey Cochrane, the namesake of the soccer team's Two-day student passes, legacy is still felt in nearly every good for Saturday and Sun- aspect of the program, particu- home field and still one of the program's biggest boosters. day's action, will be availa- larly at the Cochrane Field com- ble beginning Saturday at plex where every shrub and "You cant replace somebody like Gary Palmisano," Cochrane Cochrane Field. Cost of bleacher is a product of his vi- those passes is $3. sion. continued. "He was a good man who was really dedicated to the A victory Sunday would Nevertheless, this is Mahler's clinch a spot in the NCAA team. sport of soccer and to BGSU. "But the program is in good Tournament for Bowling "A lot of what I do is a direct Green. influence of Gary," Mahler said. hands. Mel has a feel for the past, "A lot of things haven't changed and I think that continuity is real- In Friday's edition. The very much since he left us. ly important to the program. He News profiles senior Dave "I think there is a lot of quality has done a great job, and it shows Tto BC Ncwi/Kelly Dfetrick Kind! in addition to a com- in this program and there is a lot in how good this team is." Falcon soccer coach Mel Mahler watches the action as his team takes oo Dayton lo a game Nov. 1. prehensive preview of the of history in this program. A lot Mahler leads Bowling Green into the MAC Soccer Tournament at Cochrane Field this Saturday at tournament itself. of great things are going on here. See MAHLER, page six. noon. Cochrane, the program's foundation, remains an active part of community Jim Tocco programs. The BG News Why did BG soccer stand when "To be retired and so many other programs fell by On a cold afternoon in Bowling still be active is still the wayside? Green, the Falcons have just very important to Cochrane, the root of the Bowl- defeated the Michigan State ing Green soccer tradition, has Spartans by a convincing score me. been credited with keeping the of 3-0 at Mickey Cochrane Field. team going through many lean An older man, bundled up in years for soccer. warm clothes, stands up and hails Mickey Cochrane "It really wasn't anything I head coach Mel Mahler. former Falcon coach did," he said. "Iriat's about as good as it Cochrane had a difficult time gets!" he yells to Mahler. at first finding recruits for the "Thanks, Mick!" comes the re- repertoire, and the ancient sport young soccer and lacrosse pro- ply- of soccer was one of them. grams. The man, a fixture in the crowd Enter Cochrane, a young coach "When we first started, we at Bowling Green games has also who, after a tenure at John Hop- didn't have any soccer in Ohio," been a fixture In Bowling Green kins University, was signed on to he said. "So I went back to Balti- soccer since its inception. Al- guide Bowling Green's varsity more and Long Island to recruit ways identified with Bowling soccer and lacrosse teams. some doublers [athletes who Green soccer - and it with he - Their first year, the Falcons played both sports]." w the man, Mickey Cochrane, has played a modest eight game Seven years later, lacrosse was paid the current team his re- schedule and posted a 2-4-2 mark. dumped as a varsity sport at BG, spect. He slowly turns to saunter Only one team on the Falcons' but Cochrane remained at the out of the facility enshrined with innaugural year schedule (Day- helm of the Bowling Green soc- his name. ton) remains as a Division I-A cer team until 1977. He amassed pnota cwirtcsy BGSU Spent I nlorm.Ho In 1965, the athletics program soccer team. At Bowling Green, a record of 68-56-14 over the pro- Former BG soccer coach Mickey Cochrane (right) surveys a practice with assistant coach Gary Pal- at BGSU was growing by leaps however. Falcon soccer has rol- gram's first 13 years, but more misano In this photo dated in the mid-1970s. Palmisano later succeeded Cochrane as head coach of the and bounds. The University had led on and never stopped improv- importantly, he planted the Falcon program. Cochrane, though retired, Is still an active part of the community and attends most of committed to adding many new ing, standing as a pillar of BG's games. varsity sports to the school's strength among NCAA soccer See COCHRANE, page six.

Men's Ball State selected preseason favorite Basketball Scott Brawn thereof in the Big Dance. first places, indicative of the balance and selected to the preseason AH-MAC team ?TcK33?13^n "Poll The BG News "It took five teams from the Big Ten to talent that permeates the league this along with Ball State's Bonzi Wells, equal the same number of victories that season. Eastern Michigan's Earl Boykins, Mia- 1. Ball State 441 (20) TOLEDO - Ball State was tabbed as the one team from the MAC produced In the Seven of 10 MAC teams return at least mi's Devin Davis and Geno Ford of Ohio. 2. Miami 436(16) preseason favorite Wednesday, but it was NCAA Tournament last year," Larranaga three starters this season, offering the "I think it may be more recognizable 3. Eastern Michigan ...392 (3) Bowling Green coach Jim Larranaga who explained. league perhaps the highest quality of by everybody else," Daniels said of the 4. Ohio 375 (4) made the biggest buzz during the annual "Our league has gotten so good, and play in its history. conference. "I think the MAC is really 5. Bowling Green 350 (6) Mid-American Conference Men's Bas- there are so many quality teams, that our It would be an excellent time, then, to starting to come up as far as conference 6. Western Michigan ..275 (2) ketball Preview at the SeaGate Centre. league deserves not two bids - which get the word out on MAC basketball. status is concerned. It's always been one 7. Toledo 177 With the MAC possessing the deepest we're not getting, anyway - but three or "We have an identity crisis," Ohio of the most underrated conferences. 8. Central Michigan ... 162 talent pool in Its 50-year history, Larran- four bids." coach Larry Hunter said. "I'd like to see There are some really good teams from 9. Kent 113 aga fired shots at the NCAA over its The Falcons were picked fifth in the us stepping to the plate. We have a great top to bottom. Anybody is liable to come 10. Akron 85 tournament selection process - specif- preseason poll of MAC media members product... but it's all about exposure." in first ically regarding MAC schools, or the lack and were one of six teams that received Bowling Green's Antonio Daniels was See FAVORITE, page »i»- •IK-plac* vom in paranthaM

I \ page six The l< News Thursday, November 14, 1996 Soccer is only real game left in town Quick question for the hard- It's about time we did too. ever, though, the men's soccer winner of the Midwestern Colle- core sports fan: What was the last What am I saying? GO SEE team is one to watch. giate Conference tournament, major Cleveland sports team to Jim THE SOCCER TEAM PLAY. BG No team has had as great an would be a prime candidate to It's a chance to see a win a national title? squares off at noon on Saturday opportunity as the 1996 soccer play BG in the NCAA tourna- national power play If you said the 19S2 Cleveland Tocco with the lowest seed remaining team to make waves on the ment. Butler has an mediocre re- Indians, you're wrong. The Cleve- from the Kentucky/Western national scene since the hockey cord of 8-6-2. However, were the in Bowling Green. land Crunch won the NPSL BG News Michigan and Miami/Eastern teams of the mid-80's. two schools to play each other, championship in the 1995-96 Michigan games. If they win that And I'm not just talking about the NCAA would likely select season. Sports match (they are heavily favored waves. I'm talking about tidal Butler as the home team, because Similarly, even with a season Writer against any of those teams), they waves. they regularly draw 1,000-2,000 finish of 15-3-1, finishing out with play again at noon on Sunday, In their last three matches, the fans per match. 11 straight wins, winning both the most likely against rival Akron. Falcons outscored their oppo- And home NCAA games are conference title and the state ti- If you're looking to Sept. 13, nents by an aggregate score of very Important. Last year, 12 of three dollars to see the Saturday tle, the Bowling Green soccer America. Americans have been 1997, when BG football plays 21-2. Of their recent success, 16 home teams in the first round and Sunday matches. team is often overlooked on cam- soccer-deprived for so long that Ohio State, as the next time a BG coach Mel Mahler said: "It's al- of the tournament won their pus as an elite NCAA team, which the world's pasttime has been sports team other than hockey most scary." matches. Your attendance at the MAC is exactly what it la. relegated in the States to the will be Involved in a game with a This weekend will probably be Besides, there's nothing else to tournament this weekend would If you have overlooked soccer status of "that foreign sport." But national power, look no further. the last opportunity to see the do this weekend. Or are you going not only give the soccer team in the past, now is the time to give from the USA national team's re- BG soccer IS a national power. 1996 Falcons at home. The reason to travel over 1,000 miles to see greater support, but it might help it a shot. Our soccer team is cent run at World Cup contention Mickey Cochrane Field is one that we may not see them again is our 4-6 football team play? bring an NCAA game to Bowling ranked 10th in the nation as they to the implementation of the of the finest soccer facilities in that, owing partially to a lack of If you need any more incentive, Green. roll Into the MAC tournament this brand new Major League Soccer, the region. Over the past three attendance. Bowling Green may ticket prices for students have weekend, and probably the NCAA Americans are beginning to take years, The Falcons are 23-1-1 at not host an NCAA tournament been slashed down to half price. Besides, it's a chance to see a tournament the weekend after. notice of the world's most popu- home. Still, soccer attendance game. It's now just six dollars to see all national power play in Bowling Soccer is gaining popularity in lar sport. rarely cracks 500. Now more than Butler University, the likely five soccer matches and just Green. COCHRANE Continued from page five. in who didn't know anything "The coaching today is unbe- renamed Mickey Cochrane Field. me," he said. quick to answer about losing." lieveably sophisticated now It was a symbol that Cochrane's Asked if he would be attending "That's easy. The players that foothold for a lasting, successful Palmisano carried on Coch- compared to what it was 30 to 35 contributions to soccer would this weekend's MAC Tourna- came to play here.... It's wonder- soccer program. rane's legacy admirably. After years ago." never stop. ment, Cochrane said, "You bet I ful to see the many, many won- When Cochrane finally decided Palmisano's untimely death in Cochrane acts as the historian will." derful players who came through to step down, his tradition and vi- 1994, the torch, lit by the same One year after his retirement, for the NSCAA, and was given Last year, Cochrane was induc- here. I love to see the success the sion was carried on by Gary Pal- flame, was passed on to Mahler. Cochrane was given the annual the BUI Jeffrey Award in 1984 ted into the NSCAA Hall of Fame, kids have had in the profession misano, who had been his assis- Honor Award by the National "for the preservation of soccer a select group of only 28 coaches. and other professions. Listen to tant coach. "There's always been a tie-in," Soccer Coaches Association of history, records and memorabili- Cochrane will remember his me, I still call them kids, and "[Palmisano] played for me. Cochrane said. "It went right America (NSCAA). accomplishments, but most of all, they're probably 40 to 50 years He was my goalie," Cochrane from me to Palmo to Mel. I think On Oct. 11, 1980, before a 2-1 he will remember his players. old. But I'll never forget them." said. "And when I decided to that's been part of the reason for BG win over Northern Illinois, "To be retired and still be ac- When asked about the best part And Bowling Green soccer will leave, we wanted a coach to step our success. Bowling Green's soccer field was tive is still very important to of his time here, Cochrane is never forget its founder. MAHLER Continued from page five. kept everybody going, even when things." "And I can't really say enough to work on the World Cup staff in team returns this year. you knew it was hard on him, Mahler has visions of the pro- about the possibilities that are Detroit. "How we're ready for that next The Falcons are currently too." gram becoming a perennial Top within our reach here. This area This year's team, at 15-3-1, is step, to really take this program ranked 10th in the nation and Remembering the afternoon of 10 team and a force in the NCAA is a hotbed for soccer on the high hoping to succeed last year's ac- to the level that Gary had envi- have knocked off such perennial Palmisano's death is still hard on Tournament. Those visions have school level, and you can see complishments: an NCAA bid but sioned for it," Mahler said. "We powers as Akron and Indiana Mahler, but he has learned to partially come to fruition already across the board how the level of subsequent first-round loss to certainly have the talent to do it." already this season. BG rides an cope with the grief. this season. play keeps getting better and eventual champion Wisconsin. And, certainly, the coach to do 11-game winning streak into Sat- "It's still tough at times," he He also envisions staying at better. Every freshman class All but one starter from that it. urday's game. said. "What you have to do is re- Bowling Green for a long time. that comes in is better than the Senior co-captain Steve Klein member the good things. The While he is originally from North last one." FAVORITE credits Mahler with much of the memories that I keep of Gary are Carolina, his wife is a native of The BG experience hasn't been success that the program is cur- the good things, the fun times, nearby Perrysburg and the two Mahler's first as a collegiate Continued from page five. tournament time. rently experiencing. the enjoyable things. are presently happy with the BG head coach. He headed the soc- "We won 18 games two years "Losing coach Palmisano was "Now we have to be focused on community. cer program at Pfeiffer College "The team that is stronger and ago," Larranaga said. "We should one of the toughest things that carrying on the legacy that "That's not to say I wouldn't in North Carolina for three has the most mental toughness is have been in a postseason tour- has ever happened to any of us on Mickey started and he continued. entertain an offer if it came seasons before coming to BG to going to rise above the rest, and nament, NCAA or NIT. But, we the team," Klein said. "Coach This program, thanks almost en- along, but we are really happy serve under Palmisano in 1987. we hope that's us." don't get the national respect that Mahler really was a unifying tirely to those two individuals, is here," Mahler said. "This is a Mahler served as the team's Twenty of 52 first-place votes this league deserves." force through everything. He capable of some really great good community to raise a fami- Interim coach in 1993 when Pal- went to the Cardinals, who in Larranaga pointed out several ly- misano took a leave of abscence Wells possess the best player in compelling statistics regarding the MAC. Ball State edged out the MAC, Big Ten and the NCAA. 0SSE Miami by just six points, 441-435, Over the past 10 years, disre- THE BGSU CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION for first place. garding automatic bids, the Big PRESENTS ITS Eastern Michigan, coming off Ten has outdrawn the MAC 45-1 last year's run to the second In terms of NCAA appearances. iW@ Alfflfciriteain) mJiANNV/AL round of the NCAA Tournament With its one at-large bid - highlighted by a first-round win g Miami in 1995 - the MAC rep- ONE LOVE over national power Duke, resentative upset Arizona, received three first-place votes ranked in the Top 20 nationally at REGGAE and was tabbed third. Ohio Uni- the time. • mtaracOva dlscuuion versity, which will likely start Larranaga wouldn't speculate on Native Amancan TR1BN/TE on a favorite for the MAC race, Hantaga the senior Ford with four sopho- TO BOB MARLEY mores this year, was picked but did indicate that his team •Artifacts fourth with four first-place would be near the top. Saturday, November 16,1996 votes. "Right now the only thing you For rrore info call 2-7164 • Nalfva Amancan After BG, Western Michigan can do is evaluate the quality of Grass 9:30 P.M. * Amani, Commons grabbed sixth place with a pair of the returning players," Larran- Free Event in the Spirit of Bob Marley first-place votes. Rounding out aga said. "What you do know is Donations (monetary or non-perishable food items) for the poll were Toledo, Central there are six teams that all have the B.G. 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f> ■• Thursday, November 14,1996 The U(i News page seven Falcons hope to stop the leaking Hockey team has lost four straight After six consecutive wins, the Falcons find themselves In the HOCKEY midst of a four-game losing streak. The slump couldn't have NOTEBOOK come at a more inopportune time as the Falcons travel to CCHA leader Miami on Friday, and host Blake Parkins NCAA defending champion BG News Michigan on Saturday. Assistant Prior to the first loss BG had Sports Editor out-scored their opponents 38-13. Since that point, BG has only managed to put up a four game total of 11 goals. It wasn't lack of two for six. scoring chances against Ferris "The difference in the games State that led to their downfall; was the power plays," Powers the Falcons peppered the fresh- said. "They capitalized on the man goalie with 49 shots. power play and we didn't. Bowling Green coach Buddy "That's been a sore spot for us Powers said that the team has on the four games we've lost; been getting quality shots, but we're not scoring goals when we has failed to capitalize on the get an opportunity on the man chances. advantage." "We're not capitalizing," Powers said. "We had real good Kelman, Perrault, Price to sit quality shots." against Redskins Power play is cold The BG bench will be three men shorter Friday night at BG is experiencing a scoring Miami as Todd Kelman, Kelly drought on the power play. BG Perrault and Dan Price will serve was 14-39 on the power play go- their one game suspensions for Tk« BG N<»./D«il KkiTxviky ing into the Michigan State game. last weekend's scuff els at Michi- Bowling Green goalie Bob Petrle makes a stop against Ferris State streak Friday on the road against Miami. Since then the club is a dismal gan. last week. The Falcons will look to halt an ugly four-game losing Kelman and Perrault were Is- 1-28. with about a minute to play at Ilvonen and Punchard out in- forward Andy Ilvonen has a sep- torn ligament in his ankle as the By contrast, the Falcon oppo- sued game disqualifications for Michigan for scrapping with definitely arated shoulder from a Michigan their altercations with UM's Ja- result of a leg-whip by Michigan nents have had success on the UM's Bubba Berenzweig. Ben- defender. He will be out for at captain Brendan Morrison in power play. Ferris State was suc- son Botterill and Bill Muckalt, enzweig will sit with his team- The Falcons will be without the least four weeks. who recieved the same sentence. plain sight of an official. Pun- cessful on two of five chances on mates as UM hosts intra state services of two solid performers Senior top-liner Brett Pun- chard will be out for six to eight the advantage and Michigan was Price was sent to the showers rival Michigan State. for an extended time. Freshman chard has two broken bones and a weeks. BG women's tennis team Falcon spikers seek fifth finishes solid fall season victory among final seven Long since eliminated from the bles team of Mikolajewski and Last Week 6. Michael Graham into the spring and Mid- MAC tournament race, Bowling VOLLEYBALL The BG News American season. Bissinger winning the consola- Green is playing for pride, but Bowling Green affirmed to one Julie Wcisblatt explained the tion bracket. they seem to be winning it. NOTEBOOK and all that it had turned the cor- Recess time. fall season as a whole. After losing 8-2 to Michigan The Falcons will look to extend ner, with a win over Toledo. The The Bowling Green women's "We had a lot of good wins," State's Kendra Barry and Sara a late season three-match win- Falcons have won three in a row, William tennis team is not heading to Weisblatt said. "We're looking Hulewicz, Mikolajewski and ning streak this weekend as they for only the second time all the playgrounds, but it is now forward to the spring and MAC Bissinger defeated Cincinna- play their final two matches of Sanderson season. in the offseason between the seasons. The team is strong all ti's Nikki Harris and Amy the season. Western Michigan BG News At 5-10, Bowling Green, can fall and spring seasons. the way down. We'll work hard Trucewicz, 8-2; Indiana's Lauri will host the Falcons on Friday. Sports Writer look down at two conference The break should give the in the winter and it'll pay off In Barrett and Becky Wallahan, Ball State will provide the oppo- teams below it, Akron and lowly team a much-needed breather the spring." 8-2; and Micigan State's Brooke sition on Saturday. Eastern Michigan. They are tied after an impressive fall season. Dean also said the fall season Townsend and Brooke West, "We know we're out of the for seventh place with Toledo. Some teams benefit from a will help the team for three 8-3. Harris is the sister of MAC tournament," head coach ry on their side. The last four Should the Falcons win both break, while others hurt from reasons. Bowling Green men's coach Denise Van De Walle said. "As times they have gone into Kala- games, and Ohio lose both of one, but the Falcons are hoping First, the girls saw a lot of Jay Harris. I've said before, our goal was to mazoo, they have emerged with theirs, Bowling Green will vault this break can be for the better tough competition in both sin- "That was an outstanding ac- win five of the final seven victories. into sixth place to end the season. as senior Cindy Mikolajewskt gles and doubles competition. complishment because they matches. We've won four." Ball State will likely prove a Drawing from the previous explained. Second, they saw lots of dou- beat three tough teams," Dean Bowling Green needs one win much tougher foe on Saturday weekend's triumph, BG handled "On the court, sometimes bles combinations and worked said of Bissinger and Miko- to complete the goal they set for night. At 13-2, the Cardinals are Toledo with ease, beating them you play five hours a day in on doubles play. Third, they lajewski. "Overall, we cer- themselves, but that win is far in a tie for first place with the 16-14,15-11,15-3. competition play," Mlkolajew- were able to evaluate what tainly got in good competition. from certain. Neither Western Miami Redskins. Bowling Green Perhaps the biggest difference ski said. "It can be mentally needs to Improve. We played people we wont see Michigan nor Ball State will be in could ruin the Cardinals regular was the teams respective hitting and physically draining. If you in dual matches. a mood to give up a win. season championship hopes with percentages. Good defense ren- play longer, injuries start to Rolex Qualifier Notes "This was an outstanding ac- Western Michigan (8-7) is one a win. dered the Rocket attack punch- occur." complishment in the fact that game behind fourth place Kent. October 12, Ball State made it a less, as Toledo only hit .084. The Head coach Penny Dean The Falcons accomplished a we saw some good competition Should Kent falter, a Bronco win rough afternoon for the Falcons. Falcons, by contrast, blasted a mentioned a couple specific couple firsts at the Regional and know we can compete with could help propel them into the The Cardinals swept the Falcons .307. areas the team will work on Rolex Qualifier in Blooming- any team there." MAC tournament. 15-5, 15-12, 15-8. Ball State looks Senior Lori Hilton was the Fal- during the offseason. ton, Ind. at Indiana University "Western Michigan is still strong coming off wins against cons offensive leader for the 20th One of those things is weight- this past weekend. Cheung, Schwartz and Weis- mathematically still alive." Van Eastern and Central Michigan time this season. Hilton belted 16 lifting as the team hopes to One of the firsts came before blatt all accomplished another De Walle said. "They've been last week. kills for an astounding .600. Lori si rent hen up for the offseason. competition began. In the fact first by winning their first sin- playing well at home. It will be a If the Falcons' history against Kemerer hit 14 kills. Wendy The Falcons will also go it was the first time BG has gles match in the tournament. tough match." In the teams' pre- Western Michigan is favorable, Watkins had 35 assists, as well as through a quickness program sent five players to the quali- Schwartz defeated Cincinna- vious meeting, the Falcons ex- their history against Ball State is 5 block assists. called plyometrics, which Is fier. The players were Miko- ti's Trocewicz, 7-6, 2-6, 7-S, In tended Western to five games anything but The Cardinals have the part that Dean is the most lajewski, Weisblatt, Jenny the first round before falling 15-9, 9-15, 1S-8, 9-15, before a ten match winning streak. The Watkins Moving Up Assist List excited about. Cheung, Jenny Schwartz and 6-2, 6-1 in the second round to dropping the fifth game by a last time BG won in Muncie was The third area of work will Deidee Bissinger. Marquette's Sara Fernandez. tight 15-13 score. 1991. On the strength of her 35 as- be skill instruction, where In Dean's tenure at BG, only Western Michigan's Bridget "We're looking at this weekend sists night against Toledo, Wendy Dean can help players in spe- one other player was sent to Weisblatt defeated Marquet- Norris was the star of the game as our own MAC tournament." Watkins moved into fourth place cific areas such as serving. qualifiers. te's Megan Berman, 6-3, 6-3, as she led the Broncos in kills, Van De Walle said. "The Western on the Falcons career assist list. The team is hoping to carry One of the big highlights of before losing to Indiana's Me- blocks, and digs. Her 26 kills Michigan game is the semi-final, Her career total of 1,270 assists the successes of the fall season the tournament was the dou- gan Racey, 2-6,6-2,6-1. were particularly impressive. and the Ball State match Is the moves her past Barb At least the Falcons have histo- final." Baker(1984-85). DaveMatthewsBand The Canoe Shoo no s. RIVER ROAD ■ MMMMMIl WATERVILLE, OH [ iSl ^^W^sS 15 minutes North of BGSU A ■ lllF ^L- Rt. 64 to WatervillG Black Swamp Outfitters 878-3700 R.E. MANAGEMENT . ADVENTURE ■ •UN TA 1N 113 railroad St. GEAR FOR: 352-9302 k HIKING cm^ HW CAMPING open: Mon-Fri CLIMBING 8:00-5:00 v BACKPACKING V X-C SKIING Reserve Your l£9 CANOHNG Apartment Early For » KAYAKING The 1997-1998 School Year Student Discou nt w/BGSU I.D. on Nonsc ile Items "QUALITY OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING"

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SAN FRANCISCO - Matt Wil- Tavarez went 4-7 with a 5.36 CINCINNATI - Planners Bedinghaus said the county commission has imposed a liams, one of the top home run ERA in 51 games - including four hired by the city and by Ha- milton County to work on late-December deadline on it- hitters in baseball, was traded by starts - for the Indians. the San Francisco Giants to the The acquisition of Williams downtown riverfront devel- self for final site selections. opment said Wednesday they Hamilton County voters ap- Cleveland Indians on Wednesday gives the Indians the promise of for infielders Jeff Kent and Jose continued offensive power even are still looking at several proved a half-cent sales tax increase to finance the sta- Vizcaino and reliever Julian Ta- if they are not able to re-sign free sites for new stadiums for baseball and football. diums. The county would own varez. agent Albert Belle. The Indians Williams has 247 homers in his have offered a long-term con- About the only thing that and operate them. 10 years as the Giants' third tract, but Belle plans to visit the seems certain is that a new "The only thing we have baseman, including 38 in the Florida Marlins for talks next football stadium for the Cin- agreed to with the Bengals is strike-shortened 1994 season. week. cinnati Bengals will be some- we will have a mutually But he has missed large portions Cleveland general manager where along the Ohio River, agreeable site on the river- said Bob Bedinghaus, presi- of the last two seasons with injur- John Hart said Tuesday he was front," Bedinghaus said. dent of the Hamilton County ies. working on a contingency plan in There is no deal yet with the In Cleveland, he'll be joining a case Belle does not re-sign with Board of Commission. Reds. team that ranked sixth in the the Indians. Don Carter of Pittsburgh- Mayor Roxanne Quails said majors this past season with 218 Williams missed the end of last based Urban Design Associ- the planners' job included an homers and lost in the divisional season, when he hit .302 with 22 ates said his company was entire urban design for Cin- playoffs to Baltimore. homers and 85 RBIs, after having holding a three-day workshop cinnati's central riverfront. surgery on his right shoulder in in Cincinnati, including a pub- The Giants went 68-94 this mid-August. lic hearing Thursday night. "This is a once in a lifetime season, the third-worst record in In 1995, Williams was leading He said planners are con- opportunity to transform the baseball. Their most glaring the NL in hitting, homers and sidering at least three options riverfront and all of downtown needs appeared to be starting RBIs when he broke a bone in his for the Cincinnati Reds sta- Cincinnati," Quails said. "This Thr Associated Press pitching and at first base. right foot on June 3 on a foul tip dium - along the river, in an is probably the most impor- Matt Williams, shown slicing a two-run single against the Cincinnati Kent hit .265 for the Indians and was out for three months. He area known as Broadway tant decision this group of Reds, was acquired by the Cleveland Indians In a trade for Jose Viz- last season and Vizcaino hit .285. finished with an average of .336, Commons a few blocks from elected officials will make." caino, Jeff Kent, and Julian Tavarez. Both were obtained by Cleveland with 23 homers and 65 RBIs. Caminiti unanimous as NL MVP Ronald Blum second-place votes and 186 two homers for four RBIs in an The Associated Press points. Chipper Jones of Atlanta 8-0 win over New York. was fourth (158) and Barry He refused to be sidelined by NEW YORK - Ken Caminiti, Bonds of San Francisco was fifth injuries, including a torn left ro- who led San Diego into the (132). tator cuff that required postsea- playoffs for the first time in 12 Caminiti set Padres records son surgery, a right hamstring years, became the fourth unani- with 40 homers, 130 RBIs and a strain, a severe groin strain and mous winner of the NL Most Val- .621 slugging percentage, and led back trouble. uable Player Award on Wednes- the NL during the second half in And his defense was even more day. average (.360), homers (28) and spectacular than in 1995, when he The 33-year-old third baseman RBIs (81). won his first Gold Glove award. became the first Padres player to His most memorable perform- His most outstanding play came win the award in the 28-year his- ance came Aug. 18 at Monterrey, April 22 at Florida, when he tory of the team. Jeff Bagwell Mexico, where the Padres and threw out Greg Colbrunn from (1994), Mike Schmidt (1980) and Mets were playing the first regu- the seat of his pants. Orlando Cepeda (1967) were the lar-season games outside of the Caminiti, who had a $3.05 mil- only other unanimous picks. United States and Canada. lion salary, earned a $100,000 Mike Piazza of Los Angelas Battling dehydration and an bonus. Andres Galarraga of the was second with 18 second-place upset stomach, Caminiti took two Rockies gets a $100,000 bonus for votes and 237 points, followed by liters of intravenous fluid just finishing in a sixth-place tie with Ken Caminiti, shown making a diving catch against Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs, was named the Ellis Burks of Colorado with five before the series finale, then hit Florida's Gary Sheffield. unanimous National League MVP. He hit .526 with 40 home runs and 130 runs batted In. Women's club hockey falls to Spartans Yanks' Will Lou Holtz retire? This past weekend the women's club hockey team hosted ty's executive vice president, great benefits," he said. "He's Michigan State University. Nancy Armour Despite Gina Laliberte's 32 saves, Michigan scored 11 goals. The Associated Press said, "Yep, I do." going to get some great calls for payroll However, Bowling Green was not shut out. Jennifer Kersanty So why the rumors? the next 11 years." scored the only goal of the game and was assisted by Melissa SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Lou Holtz was deeply disappointed Then there's Knute Rockne's Binkley. Holtz is used to people gossiping when his lifeless team lost to record. Rockne won more games Sunday the team traveled to the Chiller in Columbus to play tops list about his job and how long he's Ohio State and Air Force at home, (105) at Notre Dame than anyone COGWA, a regional team from the Columbus area, and Bowling going to keep it. This year is no else, and Holtz has said before he Green won 13 to 7. with the Ohio State loss one of The Associated Press different. the toughest he's ever had. He would not want to break that. But Scoring and assisting for the Falcons were 8 goals for Jennifer with 98 wins, he's closing in fast. Kersanty and 2 of those were assisted by Lisa Maselli, 2 goals for His every comment is scrutin- was mystified by the defeats, NEW YORK (AP) - The World ized for a hint of what's in store saying at one point he couldn't Monica Hemingway, 1 goal for Kori Keck, assisted by Melissa Binkley, 1 goal for Megan Powell, assisted by Rebecca Kost, and Series champion Yankees set a next season. And the Notre Dame get a feel for the team. "There have been 1 goal left unclaimed. payroll record at $61.5 million coach has fueled the guessing Then last week the word re- this year but baseball salaries game by mentioning the subject tirement kept popping up. He rumors about me remained stagnant, according to of retirement several times in didn't say anything specific or forever." a study given to general man- the last week alone. dramatic, but the repeated refer- agers Wednesday. Holtz just laughs when asked ences were unusual. Talking Lou Holtz Baltimore had the second- what it all means. after practice one night last Notre Dame head football coach Labor deal on highest payroll at $55.1 million, "There have been rumors week, Holtz used the phrase followed by Atlanta at $53.4 mil- about me forever," he said, shak- "throw the baby out with the bath lion, Cleveland at $47.6 million ing his head. "1 just want to win water," then said he had no idea Holtz isn't the only one being questioned about his future. It's edge of collapse and the Chicago White Sox at the last three football games. I'll what that meant, but he'd always been taken largely for granted $44.8 million. tell you, I still have a strong de- wanted to say it before he re- Milwaukee had the lowest that Ron Powlus, who sat out his The Associated Press would give serious attention to sire to coach and I have more en- tired. Levine's successor. payroll at $11.7 million, the thusiasm than I've ever had. I'm freshman year with a broken col- larbone, would play three years NEW YORK - Acting com- "Following this experience, lowest total for a major league really looking forward to the fu- On Sunday, Holtz mentioned team since Cleveland's $9.3 mil- that Memphis coach Rip Scherer, and then go to the NFL missioner Bud Selig took no it's going to be very difficult ture." steps Wednesday to save how to figure out how to deal lion payroll in 1992. Holtz is 59 and is fully re- whose Tigers had upset then-No. Maybe not. 6 Tennessee the day before, had "I also would not rule out the baseball's labor deal, leaving with any negotiator in the fu- covered from last year's emer- interleague play and revenue ture," Fehr said. The figures were compiled by gency surgery to relieve pres- played for him when Holtz possibility of Ron Powlus coming management's Player Relations coached at William & Mary. back, and I would certainly wel- sharing one day from collapse. If there isn't a deal by the sure on his spinal cord. He said "If the deal is not made, Thursday deadline, free Committee. The players' union, "He'll probably retire in a year come him back," Holtz said before the season that he never you're in permanent limbo," agents would start signing which uses a slightly different felt better. or two, that's how old I'm get- Tuesday. "I haven't talked to him accounting method, will release about it. Somebody said he is said union head Donald Fehr. Friday under the rules of the Last year the university gave ting," he said. labor agreement that expired its final figures next month. And finally, when asked about thinking about it." After Monday's meeting, Se- him a "lifetime" contract exten lig told Fehr he would ponder in December 1993. That deal The study was distributed at sion with the understanding the the officiating in Notre Dame's When asked about Hoitz's the general managers' meetings win at Boston College, Holtz said comment, Powlus wouldn't his options and get back to remains in force under a fed- program continue to win and he him. The only contact since eral court order. Because of in Phoenix, and a copy was ob- attract quality recruits. When he's been on the receiving end of budge. tained by The Associated Press. plenty of bad calls during his 11 "Nope, nothing," he said when then has been a telephone that, it appears the only way asked a few weeks ago if he owners can get new work The figures for 1994 and 1995 years at Notre Dame. asked if he'd made a decision. conversation late Tuesday thought Holtz would be at Notre rules in the future is either a were not adjusted to account for "I'm going to tell you this, the "Nothing anybody's going to night that lasted about one Dame next year, the Rev. Wil- minute. spring-training lockout de- strike. liam Beauchamp, the universi- new coach is really in for some know about anyway." "Nothing the players do signed to force a union col- Payrolls in 1996 totaled $937.9 matters," Fehr said. "One of lapse or a move to lift the in- million, up just 1.1 percent from the certainties of this negotia- junction - an act the players last year's total of $927.3 million tion is what the players say or would treat as a declaration of and just 3.1 percent from 1994's H E Applications lor do makes no difference. The war. total of $909.5 million. owners are going to do what The average salary rose less v they're going to do." "Hopefully they don't push than 0.1 percent, to $1,099,875 Spring 97 Owners rejected the pro- the issue and there won't be a from $1,094,440. It remains 4.7 posed agreement last week, confrontation," Fehr said. percent below the 1994 average BG News Editor and Selig asked the union to If there isn't a deal, owners of $1,154,486, according to PRC make additional concessions. would lose: figures. Fehr rejected the move Mon- - Interleague play. Baseball's median salary - the day, leaving Selig with the de- figure at which an equal number are now being accepted. cision to take the deal or leave - Revenue sharing to help of players are above and below - BGTWTT7^TT7.0 Application forms may be it. small-market teams. rose $25,000 to $300,000. It re- icked U at Management negotiator - A luxury tax in 1997, 1998 mains well below the record Randy Levine has told Selig he and 1999 that would slow $450,000 median in 1994, the last ±13^LL-l±si\li, Wo p P | would resign as of midnight payroll growth. season before the strike. 204 We$f Ha L EST Thursday if there's no deal. Because Selig failed to - A payroll tax that would The study used Aug. 31 payr- Deadline to apply is 3 p.m. support the agreement Levine produce a $40 million payment olls and included base salaries, and Fehr completed Oct. 24 , from the union over the next prorated shares of signing bonus, Monday, December 2. it's highly unlikely players two seasons. performance bonuses and award bonuses through last week. page ten The BG News Thursday, November 14, 1996

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OH. 3 bdrm. tenhauer West It you cannot attend one of »1A Spring Break Panama Crtyl Boardwalk SATURDAY THE 18TH $6 00. $7 00 an hour or morel Positions are Unfurnished duplex $40fVmo • utl. CAMPUS EVENTS ftaWiaesaBna.pleaae cal 372-0309. Beach Resort! Best Hotel. Location, Pricel 7 OVER 40 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC open on day and evening shifts during the Call 353-1654 nights $1291 Dsytona - Best location $1391 Co- BEERS week and on weekends. Must have base com- coa Beach Hilton $1801 spnngbreak travel com puter and typing skals Flexible schedules, University Computer Services 1-800-8784388 Attention Student Fl cash performance incentives, generous em- Fall Semi ners Tom Gorman Looking tor 1 -2 subieaser s lor Spring on Sum- UAO Campus Film, will be showing sejdent Acoustic Music ployee discount, professional supervision. Ap- The blowing University Computer Services Campus Pollyeyes mit St. One bedroom, nice atmosphere. Cal films on Thursday. 12/12/96 «i Bom In the Tom Gorman ply in person at our corporate offices Mon .-Fn Seminars will be ottered this tall. These Iree Saturday at 9pm 353*255. Gieh Film Theater We nM submission ol ol Parallax View from 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.. and Sat. 10:00 am. seminars are open B anyone at BGSU You student Urns. I you would l*e your Nm B bo Rare solo performances! - 3 00 p.m. Hickory Farms, 1505 Holland Rd . MALE SUBLEASER NEEDED FOR SPRING must cal 372-2911 B register lor the seminars Man. gM m a call at 372-23*3 or Hop by the Sufficient Grounds. Perrysburg Maumee, OH 43537 EO€. 1997 A complete seminar list can be tound on fie UAO oftee ■ 330 Sudani Union and talk » 8 30PM Fnday FURN . AIR COND . BALCONY DECK, HAVE WWW at WANTED Man Sayrs tor more into. AND YOUR OWN ROOM. CLOSE TO CAMPUS hnpyAvww.bg su .edu/departmentsAJce/sem SORTER OPERATOR *275/MO INCLUDES UTl. CALL TROY ATTEHTIOHMATTENDONII Campus Pollyeyes PT 2nd Shift and PT 3rd Shift. Mon. • Fn., oc- 354 4125 STUDENTS ANO FACULTY 900PM Saturday 1 tomato tubtoaaar wanted casional Saturdays. Sorter Operators in out BGSU BL0O0MO8H.E Need 2 4 subieaser Spnng '97 2 bedroom. 2 Advances) Mkroaoft Excel (IBM) This sem- $ 133.75mTonm ♦ utl and cabto Computer Room. Mainframe experience bene- NOV. 1S-22 10:30AM ■ 4 30PM ball. Very dose to campus Cell 354-5280 inar covers advanced features ol Excel, indu- Attention Student Film Makers FrMthuitto to campus. Call 354 2161 fvaal, PC and/or CRT experience required WED. ONLY 1030AM - 7:00PM dingspreadsheei formats, charts and macros. UAO Campus Films wil be showing student Off campus housing Don't rruss a chance at AMANI RM (BASEMENT OF COMMONS) NUMERICAL DATA ENTRY Prior experience with Excel or attendance B In- films on Thursday. 12/12/98 at 9pm in the FT and PT Mon. - Fn Occasional Sat.. 20-25 perfect off-campus housing. You can live In a SPONSORED BY RED CROSS « UAO 1 male roommate naedad Own room In big tro, to Microsoft Excel for Windows is rocom- Gish Film Theater. We need submissions of hou«e.t156/mo«u0l 353 .355 hrs./wk . late afternoons to early evenings partly turn. Extra nice house in very quiet student lima. I you would !*e your film to be (Also PT 10 00 4 00pm) Previous proof or nu- neighborhood less than i block from BGSU BGFIaa Market Wednesday.November l3Bi from 11am- 1pm seen, give us a call at 372-2343 or stop by lie i or 2 tomato lubleasers neeoad. Haaaonabto meric key expenence, beneficial Have you own bedroom, share a big living Nov. 16417 m 207 Ckscamp Hall UAO office - 330 Student Union and talk to rant ft uMMS. washer/dryer $n apt. Call Mary Interested applicants should apply m person. room, kitchen w/dswhr & mircowave, dining Antouee and ooaacoblaa Monday, November 18th from 9am - 11am m Man Sayre for moro info. 352^452 Mid Am Inc. Operations Center, 1851 N. room. 2 ful baths & no coin laundry room Only Wood County Fairgrounds 0 5 207 Ckscamp Hall ATTENTION ALL STUOENTSIII Grants A Atlantron Sttxton. Film Makara Research. BG (I7S to exit 181) Mkd Am values $185/mo plus uW. Req. dep. ref. A rent scholarships available from sponsors'!! No UAO Campus Films writ be showing studam a diverse workforce and is in principle as wet agreement Call 41936S-S620 •OS HARLEY REOOAE TRIBUTE prepayments, everlll $$$Caeh for eot- dims on Thursday. 12/t2/06 at 9pm in tf» as practice, an Equal Opportunify Employer One bedroom Apt. Available Spnng 97 Ckise Giah Film Theater. W*> need submissions of •Ml Advanced Microsoft Excel (Mec)This sem- looe$$$. For Info: 1-800-343-2415. to campus. $320/mo » gas and elec. Last mo. itudent films. If you would lika your film to be THE ARK BAND inar covers advanced features ol Excel includ- Substitute Teachers Needed Free. Call Chris B tj> 354-7004. seen, give us a call al 372-2343 or stop by .he for Something Special Learning Center Sat Nov. 16 at 930 PM Amani Room (Com- ing spreadsheet formats, charts and macros CALLTOOAYIII One bedroom apartment available now 1082 mons). A Caribbean Auoc annual event En- Prior experience with Excel or attendance to In- UAO office ■ 330 Student Union and talk to m Waterville. Ohio. Call 419-B7B-4190 Malt Sayre tot mora into. Fairview Call 352-5622. trance free; donations lor BG bod pantry wel- fro. B Microsoft Excel (Mac) is recommended. Register for Facts 8 Faces come. Fnday, November 15th from 9am • nam in Receive e Certificate from Female Subtoaser wanted lo share one- Summer internships One bedroom apt available Dec. 7 thru Aug 9 126 Hayes Hal the American Red Croea bedroom apt. in Spnng 97. $2l250Vmo plus Be prepared unlike the rest of your pals. Call al 707 3rd St. Rent S310/mo * gas and elec. Monday, November 18th from nam - ipm si Learn updates on HIV/AIDS cabto ft elec CaH Jenn or Karen at 352-6725 1 800 346-4649 Call 352 9551. CAVS 126 Hayes Hal Thurs. December 5m, 5 9pm One bedroom furnished or unfurnished apl Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Sacramento Kings Female SuWeaser neerJed tor Spnng -97 Telephone interviewing part-Dme. No selling Call 372-9355 to register Own Room and Bathroom % 183/mo East Even »75/mo 419 6693036 Gund Arena Iniro to TRAPPER This seminar provides an some afternoons, mostly evenings A week- Call 353-9077 ends, flexible scheduling No typing skills Sun. Nov. 24-leave 0:30am return 6pm introduction B the VM (TRAPPER) Operating One subieaser needed lor Spring '97, close to $27 wtransporUDon CAMPUS POLLYEYESII needed In Perrysburg 874-5642 campus, own bedroom S265/mo * elec. Quiet System, its commands and file manipulation. Try our white pizzas11 124 w/o ransponation One nonsmoking subtoaser needed tor two- place Cal Chns al 352 4884 TRAPPER also induces extensive statistics Vegatanan • meat - create with three items *Bursarable' bedroom apt. Own room and plenty of space The Molten (North America) Corporation is cur- programs. Attendees must have a TRAPPER Smal(lO) - 7.20. Medium . (1?0)9 50 Room lor rent Sign Up 11/11-11/20 187.50/rno. ♦ ut-ittas. Convtfwnl oil street rently seeking students interested in perform- account B obtain a TRAPPER account, visit Lerge(14')-ll 80 S225 (utilities induced) In Via UAO oMc*. 330 Union parfcmg CaH 353 3? 13 ing light industrial work, starting with the Spnng the DCS Computer Help Canter In 2t0 Hayes Free Del fvery 11 am - 2am 352-9838 no pets: male preferred For more into call 2 7164 Semester 1997. The job will consist of de- Hall Accounts must be created 48hrs in ad- Roommate needed lor house, Spnng Own alter 4pm call 354-1924 sponsored by UAO flashing. inspecting and preparing rubber au- vance. room. Cheap Si 25 plus etoc CaH 354-4914 for DGDGDG tomotive parts for our customers. Further in- Wednesday, December 4th from 1pm -3pm in details. Fal g-bal tournament 126 Hayes Hal The tradition continues formation wiH be presented during interviews Get excited for Saturday! Subtoaser needed for Spnng Semester Call conducted at 436 N Enterpnse Street (Use Small Bungalow on 612 Fn Nov. 22 - Sat. Nov. 23 5th St Avail. Dec 1st Outlawed 96 Kevin at 352 2472 Ridge Road entrance -This is the Okl Hevu Campus Bowling a ailards Intro, to Pagemaker (Mac) This seminar 832 3681 DGDGDG Building tormerty used by Hisan) Bowling $5-Bursar able covers basic desktop publishing using Page- Travel backpack. Going to Europe Nights call Prizes awarded to lop 3 finishers Maker for the Macintosh Prior knowledge of Green on Wednesday. November 13. 12 noon 3525953. to 5pm end from 9am to 5pm Monday. Novem- Sign up si Campus Bowling A BtHards. Macintosh concepts IS recommended Please ENJOY A SUMMER OF Small house 2 bdrms. near univ No pels A- Wanted subtoaser lor Spnng ber 18. Tuesday November 19 and Wednes- vail now Call 3520603 after 5pm isll. Union bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminar ENRICHMENT AND F'JN'II $16? 50. utilities call day. November 20. or Uao oAca 330 Urvon 11/11-11/21 Wednesday. November 20th from 9am - 11am 'A Summer in Mexico Program' SUB LEASE NOW to August Current tenant lor more into can 2 7164 MM 354-1074 in 126 Hayes Hal 4 weeks in Guadalajara and 2 in Mexico City employed out of state. You pay $325 tor beauti- sponsored by UAO Thursday, November 21st from 2pm -4pm in 6hrs credit m two courses on FOR SALE ful, quiel upstairs apt i or 2 bedrooms Ported 126 Hayes Hal. Mexican culture lor grad student or couple. Great space Low Financial Aid/Study Abroad Meeting There is no subsifute for positive experience HELP WANTED UDIS Omet Street. Front porch. Oil-Street park- Coma team the financial aid process lor study- tian B travel through cultural realities ol An- ing. Such a deal 354-1633. cient and Modem Mexico For mora informa- ing abroad at 2:0Opm on Thursday. November Subieaser needed tor Spring *97. Unfurnished, 14 m the Faculty Lounge ol the Union. Call Intro, to UNIX This seminar provides an intro- tion call Professor Andrade 372-7119. FOR SALE: Virtue Flghlar 2. NHL All Star $280/mo Includes undoes). duction B the UNIX Operating System and its »17S0 weekly possible Hockey '961 controter lor SeoaSatum 372-0309 il you have any quaslions. Call Wi» at 354 7264 commands Attendees must have a BGUnix mailing our circulars. Call 372-5334 bo. FREE BOOKS account. In order to obnm a BGUntx account, For into cal 301 -369-2047 FREE BOOKS you must first obtain a BGNet account from Subieaser needed lor Spnng Semester, i either the BA. Library. Tech or Unoi Labs. Accepting applications for full service gasoline bdrm effic E Court Si 354 3084 BGNet accounts take 24 hours to activate You attendants For more mfo call: can then obtain a BGUnix account by 1) visit- 352 6431 FOfl SALE: 2 15" Kicker performance ing the BGNet menu option 12 (BGSU Com- ksien plus series woofers in speaker bos SUBLEASER NEEDED - DEC/JAN - AUG putrr Account Creation) or 2) accessing lie Call 372 5334 1997 ASSEMBLERS Exceflentincome Web at the URL: 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT: FURNISHED hnp /rwww bgsu edu/only-BG/gel account fit to assemble products at home. CALLS STACI353 2135 ml and completing the application lorm to Into 1 -504-646-1700 DEPT. OH-62 55 WFAL create you BGUnix account. Cable DescramtHer Kit t14«S See ALL the channels Subfeasers wanted: 1 bedroom near campus Fnday, November 22nd from 3pm - 5pm in 126 CASEY'S is hiring Hayes Hall 1 -800- 752-1389 Cats allowed, on sight I laundry Contact Ed or All shifts • flexible schedules Amy 352-6925. Monday, November 25th from 3pm - 5pm m 1025 N Main BG 126 Hayes Hal 880 AMr Cable 50 For Sale/ Wooden loft Bed Sublessors needed 2 bedrooms Good condition tSO 354-8051 1 1/2 baths. $415/mo.gas»elec 880 AM- Cable 50 Advanced PageMaker (Mac) This seminar CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Call Dana ©354 6127 covers visual arrangement ol the page using GET INVOLVED DANCE MARATHON Earn up to $2,000 * /month PageMaker for Macintosh Pror experience Al organizations must have their wonung on Cruse Ships or Land-Tour Com- OWE THE GIFT OF LIFE with PageMaker or attendance B Intro B commitment forms in by 500pm parses. World travel. Seasonal ft full time em- Ford Tempo 1990. 4 door. EFI. Auto, Wanted roommates to fill houses & apis. GIVEBLOOO PageMaker (Mac) is recommended. Please Fnday, Nov. 15*1 to 440 Student Services ploymeni available. No experience necessary. ptocks.p/steer, arc. stereo cass. cruise, Very Close To Campus BGSU BLOOOMOBIE bring a blank 3 5" disk to the seminar in order to be involved in this year's For more inforrnation can 1 206-971 -3550 ext t25O0. Cal 352-5595. Call 353-0325 NOV. 18-22 1030AM - 430PM Tuesday, December 3rd from 10am - noon in DANCE MARATHON CS5446 FREE DOO - yellow lab/bassert hound mix WED ONLY 10 30AM 7 00PM Any questions? Cal Dawn at 2 3207 126 Hayes Hal Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- already housebroken -10 mo*, old AMANI RM (BASEMENT OF COMMONS) Thursday. December 5ti horn 2pm • 4pm in HURRY IHURRYI HURRYi terials provided Send SASE to P.O. Box 624, all shots taken • please call Steve al DISCOVER CARD SPONSORED BY RED CROSS A UAO GET INVOLVED DANCE MARATHON 126 Hayes Hal. CHafhe.KS 66051. 352-4403 Fun Time/Part Time flexible schedule Easy SPRING Interested in the wilderness? JOIN BACCHUS work, no experience. Earn $300-$600 wkly at tbanez Electric Guitar tor sale. 50 wan crate Than coma listen to an Outward Bound Repre- An organization that educates BG home guaranteed Call 7 days (407) 875-2022 ampMier w/12" speaker a drum machine sentative. Tuee. Nov. 19. «pm - 10pm Stale on responsible drinking. CITY EVENTS Ext. 0561 H44. BREAK Room. 3rd n.UYwn Applications avasalbe @ Center lor Ibanez Electric Guitar lor Sale 50 wan Crate TREE" Weilnees 8 Prevention General labor lor manufacturing plant. Some Ampkfier w/12" speaker. '. drum machine. It Pays To Discover! Use Your tor more nto can 2 7164 (2nd Floor Health Center) computer skills helpful. From 12 midnight to Call 353-4322 Ask lor Jayson Discover Card And Save Up To $25! sponsorad by UAO FREE DINNER Due Thursday Nov 21 by 500pm 6am Call 419 832 1641 Perfect College Computer To Apply For A Card, TCOAY @St Thomas More Parish recall 2-9355 After 5:15 Mass in the LOOKING FOR YEAR-ROUND EMPLOY IBM compatible lap lop 8 MB. Modem. MS of Cal I-80O-IT-PAYS-TO LAGA The Leeban and Gay Alliance warns Ftel ed room |oel us tor dinner 6pm ME NT lice Bik-wht t650obo Call419-874 2587 youl Come on out and |C*n us tonight A every Get Involved Todayl Bahamas Party FREE DINNER TIREDOF WORKING WEEKENDS? Thursday night at 8 30pm n the Ofi Campus Power Book 165 12/160714 4 Earn $8 an hour A great benefits w/carrying case S710 Cruise $279 Ssident Center. Everyone a mvtled. KD • MINDY MCDOWELL ■ KD 6 Days-All Meals-Free Parties^ ■ UPS Cal 353-7285 ask lor Paul The sisters of Kappa Delta Sign up at 360 Student Services •Includes Taxes would Ike to thank our UPSisanEE.O Employer NEED COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS? SERVICES OFFERED awesome assistant Family Relations Cancun $399 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED chair for Dance Marathon. 7 Nights-Air.Holel-Savo $150 BGSUBLOOOMOBIE You're doing a great tool Looking (or Part-Time Work? on Food & Drinks NOV. 19-22 1030AM 430PM KD' MINDY MCDOWELL *K0 Earn Man hour A great benefits WED. ONLY 1030AM - 700PM For alterations at FOR RENT General Sewing.elc Jamaica $419 AMANI RM (BASEMENT OF COMMONS) UPS 7 Nights-Air .Hotel-Save $150 Call 354 1008 Live Acoustic Music VOLUNTEERS SIGN-IN THERE Sign up al 360 Student Services on Food 8 Drinks Tom Gorman UPS is an E £ O. Employer 1 BEDROOM APT AVAILABLE SPRING SE Sufficient Grounds, Perrysburg MESTER 1997 ACROSS THE STREET 8:30PM Fnday Florida $119 FREE CELLULAR PHONE FROM CAMPUS GREAT CON0ITION ANO 7 Nights-Panama City, DaytorTa FREE WEEKEND CALLING Looking tor a career and not just a job? Provid- OfJET NEIGHBORS CALL 352 5827 S Cocoa Beach GIVE THE GIFT 50 free minutes per month ing care and trairsng to adults with mental re- Senior Portraits 2 bdrm lor rent - Spnng of 97 Only 85.99 per month lardatorvrJevelopmental disabilities is a re- Spring Break Travel-Our 10th Year! Due to the remendous response we received. warding and challenging career opportunity Close to campus • Gas included American CeHular/Alrtouch Cellular OF TIME Carl Wolf Studios wil be retiming to campus Several part ttme and sub positions now avail Call 354 1235 1-800-678-6386 Call Tede* t> 419-354-2006 on Jan. 27-31. This will be the anal visit this able starting at $7 55 par hour. Part time posu- school year an wil only last S days Call the Dons after 90 days will receive $905 Yearbook office at 372-8086 with any Ques- t |14.77/tv based upon experience Stck. leave tions and vacation benefits tor pen time employees Experience not required. Part time positions Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa available in Bowling Green. Portage and Wal LET'S ALL Do, Congratulations bridge. Application may be obtained from tie AbbyHanioon Wood County Board of MFVD0. Entrance B. S.ster of the Week i 11180 E. Gy pay Lane Road. BG. 8 00am - 4 30 A DANCE FOR Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappe pmEOE. MANAGERTRAINEE INTERNSHIP SARA'S 21ST Spring Break '97 The Reliable Spring Break ROADWAY EXPRESS m Archbc-d. OH is look- Company. Hotteet Destinations! Co sisal ing for a student tor pert time position tor -LOVE YOUR Last Christmas Vacations! Guaranteed Lowest Prices! Or- Spnng semester. Position involves dispatch- ganize Group Travel Free! From $99 Parly ing, supervising, communication, computer The Salvation Army ki...Jamaica, Cancun, Bahamas, Padre, functions and customer relations Positions NEIGHBORS Service Center in Florida, Jamaica. Incluelce Plan From Only pays $6 OOrtv Hours: Flexible 20-25 hnvwh. $18 Free Info: 1-800-428-7710 Interested students eel Rick Hug. Terminal Bowling Green WWW.SUNSPLASHTOURS.COM Manager 800-472-6749. assisted more than forty five hundred Study in Spain!; people- with hot meals, ?/^\^ Participate in the AYA Web Master clothing, utility assistance, great program in Spain this Web Master wanted for a local high-tech firm. Must be toys, and other practical summer and complete 2 creative, on the cutting edge in design and attitude, and expressions of concern. skills... 101,102, 201, and 202- harbor a strong desire to create With your help, Kaplan helps you focus £ in 8 weeks. Advanced and coordinate the best web The Salvation Army your tast prap studiss and students can go fall, sites in town. Knowledge of your conlldance, to you can spring, or summer. Windows NT a plus. Other will work miracles gat a higher acore. Financia I aid is design work such as brochure again this Christmas- publication possible. Send available. Come see and every day of 1-800-KAP-TEST resume and cover letter and any our video and meet the new year. web addresses of sites you've set a higher score former studentsl designed to: Systems A Volunteer to ring a bell at Information Night dministrator 7862 W. Central, a kettle site. Thurs. Nov. 14, 7 pm Suite E. Toledo, OH 43617. Call 352-5918 or 354-0126. KAPLAN 101 Shatzel Hall