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■ Men's Soccer team set to play Wright State at Mickey Cochrane Field Parking Saturday. Students rally against parking reactions ■ Falcons defense looks divided to rebound after a frus- lot revisions trating season perfor- among mance. Q Many students are parking lots to freshmen and sophomores. outraged with the Uni- The students, along with Mid- classes ■ Check out our new versity's new parking dleton and James Wiegand, director of public safety, met to □ University students agate page scheduled policy and met with discuss a possible solution to the to run in each day's University officials to parking change. remain in debate over newspaper in the sports discuss the situation. According to Krisry Baldwin, the changes in park- section. senior elementary education ing. major, her concern is upperclass- By SARAH BEDNARSKI men have waited at least two or The BG News three years to earn the privelege By MELISSA NAYMIK Opinion 2 a closer parking spot. Under the The BG News As a result of the recent new policy, anyone is able to Page Three 3 change in on-campus parking, park wherever they can find a The announcement of a cam- World and Nation 4 several University students wait- spot. pus parking free-for-all has divid- Local Jumps 5 ed to greet administrators as they Baldwin said lots which may ed upperclassmen from the fresh- stepped out of their cars near have had empty spots in years men and sophomores. Sports 7 McFall center early Thursday past are more than overflowing Looking at the number of park- ing spaces in on campus lots, the Agate 8 now. Specifically, lots 8 and 9 are morning. University implemented a new TV Listings 9 Charles Middleton, provost having overflow problems, she parking policy. The new policy and vice president (or academic said. allows freshmen and sophomores affairs was the victim for arriv- "It's created a bottle-neck of BG Newt Photos/JASON SUGGS to park In previously marked ing first. Holding signs and hop- cars and some cars are illegally upperclassmen lots. "Parking is always- ing for action, the students made parked," she said. Students (far above) crowd oround Charles Middleton, provost Lots closer to the center of the their plea for help. Baldwin said about 15 stu- and vice president for academic affairs just as he arrives at the University had previously been going to be an Issue.' The students are outraged by dents attended the meeting with University for work Wednesday morning. The students waited for There are plenty of park-- the University's decision to open several hours to catch an administrator to discuss parking con- ing places - just not all upperclassmen on-campus • See RALLY, page si*. cerns. • See REACTION, page six. where it is convenient."

James Weigand LLTT designed to increase student retention campus police chief □ The Leading and Learning as a resource for faculty to draw on for advice about methods and techniques to "We want them to get some feedback from, faculty wnsrraT Together Team is a program encourage classroom excellence, especial- that goes beyond just a grade on the top of a page. set up to help increase first ly during the first year of a student's col- COMING SOON: Visit our lege career. That kind of interaction is hard to get in large lecture new website soon for year success and retain stu- "A considerable portion of the average courses." interactive reporting and dents. student's day is spent in the company of updated news: faculty members," he said. He said Lee. Meserve. because of this, faculty must take an By MIKE WENDLENG active role in the area of student success. biology professor bgnews.com The BG News Among the first projects the LLTT is taking on is placing information files for ment. We want to give students an envi- could do something with." With various recruiting efforts succeed- faculty in the Ramona Cormier faculty ronment to learn, so they can go out and Richardson, Meserve and Charles Mid- ing in drawing increasing numbers of stu- reading room at Jerome Library. use this information from these classes," dleton, provost for academic affairs, dis- dents to BGSU, the administration is now cussed ways of encouraging student Meserve also said that initial efforts he said. If you have a news tip or faced with the task of retaining new stu- Steve Richardson, vice provost for retention while maintaining academic would target certain departments, such as dents. undergraduate affairs, has been involved standards, and the product of those talks have an Idea for a story, the General Studies Writing Program, One of the new programs designed to with the project from its start. was the LLTT. call anytime and ask to which most first year students are increase first year success and decrease "President Ribeau has always put stu- The Team's mission has acquired a new speak with an editor. required to come in contact with during the drop out rate is the Leading and sense of urgency because of BGSU's their time at BGSU. dent success high on his list of priorities," Learning Together Team (LLTT), led by swelling student population. "In my own department, we have a lot Richardson said, "and we began early this biology professor Lee Meserve. summer to translate that from vague lan- 372-6966 Meserve said that the LLTT would act of students taking Biology 101 or Biology 104 to fulfill a general studies require- guage into something concrete that we • See RETAIN, page fv.e. I page 2 The BG News Friday, August 28, 1998

Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 PEOPLE ON THE STREET How do you feel about the university parking situation? What do you think about the change in parking?

Please e-mail us at bgnews@bgnet. bgsu. edu k A KaraSuarez Becky Walton Christy George Eric Frei Nicole Bronson Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Selected responses will be Undecided Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. Soc. Studies Athletic Training printed in The BG News "It stinks, we "What park- "The University can't afford a car.' "I feel it's unfair need more ing spots?" should assign individ- to the seniors" parking spots. ual places for each student."

Personal pain felt by ^A*ftH PORTHese EXCiTiNfe international destruction This 4th of July. I watched fire- stance and to say that this is right works from the 27th floor of an and that is wrong. But there's no office building. As I watched those compassion in such a statement. I brilliant explosions of light cele- used to hold similar views. Every- brate the independence of our thing was black and white. Some- nation. I felt ashamed that I had thing very simple caused me to ReSv;UTiN<3 inlO/rViU-iON never voted. There was a time look at things from a different www. 4ojm.reftDiNG .com when I thought my vote didn't angle. My dogs are both sixteen "HITS* on -me V«B sere. count; a time when 1 lacked faith years old and they are dying. in all institutions. When 1 think about their death, I I have recently had to reexam- get very sad and something hap- Ine my feelings about being a citi- pens when 1 try to relate this feel- tyfiM zen. I graduated high school in the ing to what I see on the news. early 90s. I watched the Gulf War These dogs are living beings that and the massacre at Waco, safe beings suffer and die. have been in my life since I was from my homeroom on Channel The individuals who Idealized seven. They licked my tears when One. As I reflect upon recent his- the foundation of our way of life in I cried and attacked friends that tory. I 9ee that the youth of this America, took political power from played too much. These are my country have been sold an image the hands of an absolute monar- friends and they're dying. Now ol rebellion. chy and distributed it amongst the what does this have to do with ter- WWW. COCLICV, the movie "Wag the Dog." However, the uncanny parallels between the meeting at one of the bombed tar- Letters to the Editor policy movie and the president's deci- gets within days. Not interrupting The BG News encourages readers' input to discuss topics of interest In the BGSU community. IT you would like to have sions are coincidental. Over- the terrorist organizations would something printed in The BG News, we offer you two formats. whelming evidence shows Clin- bility is to ensure the United have risked more advances against ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double spaced pages). ton's strikes were necessary and States' safety, not the president's the United States. ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 800-900 words) can be submitted as Guest Columns. Guest columns will be urgent. image. His endorsement of the Opponents of Clinton's mili- subject to space limitations and considered based oo topic relevance and quality. Secretary of Defense William raids gives credence to Clinton's tary decisions claim he is distract- Please include your address, major, academic class and phone number (phone numbers are for verification only and will Cohen has condoned Clinton's decisions. Bl-partisan support for ing the nation from the investiga- not be published). If you are not a BGSU student, please provide your position and affiliation with the University or com- decision to bomb Sudan and the president, however, does not tion against him. Unfortunately, it munity. Afghanistan. Cohen, a former completely Justify the military appears these opponents are the Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Letters brought In on a Macintosh-compatible disk are preferred. Bring the letter strikes. Physical evidence of to Room 210 West Hall, or e-mail us at bgnews*bgnet.bgsu edu. Be prepared to show valid Identification upon receipt of Republican senator from Maine, ones distracted from the truly letter. Anonymous letters will be printed if valid identification Is given and the editorial board deems anonymity Is in has no reason to support Clinton wrongdoing Is also needed. important Issues facing the nation, the proper interests of the writer. or his decisions if the president Americans were killed In two namely the threat posed by inter- Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. Toe News reserves the right to edit any and acted In a self-serving or manipu- bombings less than three weeks national terrorism. aU letters. The Editorial Board acknowledges all entries submitted for publication. lative manner. Cohen's responsi- before the U.S. retaliation. It is

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DOG WORLD □ Hurricane Bonnie Dog owner charged in traffic death has left damage and COLUMBUS (AP) — A dog owner has been charged with failure lo flooding in many parts properly confine a vicious dog In the death of a woman who stepped Into of North Carolina. traffic while trying to flee two Rottweilers, authorities said Thursday. Beverly Preston, of Columbus, was also charged with two misde- meanors each of failure to license and failure to Immunize, the Franklin The Associated Press County Department of Animal Control said. An arraignment Is scheduled Sept. 9 In Municipal Court. MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. - Ms. Preston could be sentenced to up to a year In Jail and fined up to Bonnie, downgraded to a tropi- $2,400. cal storm, wrung itself out like a washcloth over North Carolina as it dragged its remnants back ■ 2-ALARM FIRE toward the sea Thursday, drop- ping more than 10 inches of rain Fire forces evacuation of highrise in places. NEW YORK (API — A fire atop an office building spewed black, heavy However, forecasters said the smoke across the southern tip of Manhattan today and forced the evac- chances of severe flooding were uation of some workers. slight. Many people in the Car- Occupants were asked to leave the 60th floor of the building at One olinas breathed a sigh of relief as Chase Manhattan Plaza after the fire department received word of the two-alarm fire at about 11:40 a.m.. said Frank McCarton, a fire depart- the day wore on when it became clear that the wind damage from ment spokesman. The fire was out by 12:30 p.m. and there were no reports of Injuries, the hurricane's onslaught he said. Thirty-two fire engines and 121 firefighters were on the scene. appeared to be smaller than McCarton said. expected. The building houses offices of the Chase Manhattan banking giant. There were no reports of any Associated Press Photo The 60th. which is the top floor. Includes an executive dining room, said deaths, serious injuries or wide- Tourists walk down wind and rain swept boardwalk on the beachfront in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Chase spokesman John Anderson. spread damage, although offi- cials say agricultural losses Thursday. could be great. "It will be close," Moore said. A 20-mile stretch of State low, Elardo said. ■ ESCAPE "This storm was a breeze "Bertha was primarily an agri- Road 12 on North Carolina's I.ate Thursday, Bonnie was 45 Last inmate to escape is captured compared to Fran," said Wilm- cultural damage storm. We Outer Banks was buried under 3 miles south-southeast of Eliza- ington-area construction worker won't really know the damages feet of water and 4 feet of sand beth City, and was expected to CLEVELAND (AP) — The last of six inmates to escape from Ohio's only Johnny French, referring to the Thursday night and was impass- move offshore during the night. private prison was recaptured In Buffalo. N.Y.. on Thursday more than a until we can get out in those 1996 hurricane that killed 24 The Maryland and Delaware month after the break out. rural areas." able, authorities said. people in North Carolina and The 400-mile-wide storm "Believe it or not, we're going coasts braced for rain as it U.S. marshals from the Cleveland and Buffalo offices, along with Erie caused $5.2 billion in damage. County. N.Y.. deputies, caught Ronald Holmes on a Buffalo street about sloshed ashore Wednesday after- lo take this hit pretty well," said passed a good 40 miles offshore. 3:15 p.m.. said Dan O'Donnell. a supervisory deputy with the marshal's Richard Moore, North Caroli- noon at Cape Fear. By Thursday John Elardo, a forecaster at the Tom Atwood emerged from office In Cleveland. na's secretary of public safety, evening, its 115 mph hurricane National Weather Service office his home when the r.iin and An informant tipped authorities that Holmes. 40. was In Buffalo. Mar- said: "We could not be more winds had fallen to 65 mph, but in Newport. wind eased and saw streets shals watched the b«me where Holmes was staying for a few hours relieved this morning. It seems, the storm continued to drench "Anywhere else in the world, filled with tree limbs and debris, Thursday and spot tea him. for whatever reason, the winds the coast as it made its way back this kind of rain would be a bad but everything else was intact. When officers approached Holmes, he tried to run but was quickly did not do as much damage as toward the Atlantic at a sluggish situation," he said. "But we have "Seems like we got very little caught. O'Donnell said. expected." 9 mph. flat land and dry, sandy soil damage, considering the night "It went Hke clockwork.' he said. Moore said Bonnie's damage As of the evening, Jack- which is good for absorbing before," he said. "I've got water Holmes, of Washington. D.C.. was one of six prisoners — four of them total may equal Hurricane sonville had gotten more than 10 rainfall." Also, the weather had convicted killers — to break out of the Northeast Ohio Correction Center Bertha's in 1996, which ranged inches of rain, Wilmington 9 and been dry recently in North Car- in my house, but we actually in Youngstown on Jury 25. from $1 billion to $2 billion. Greenville nearly 8. olina, and rivers and creeks were made it out pretty good." BG Radio Sports Forrest Creason Golf Course September 1st at 9 p.m. • Student Fall Passes are available starting Sunday, Read the BG News 203 West Hall August 23th - Info. Meeting • All the Fall golf you can play for only $60.00 Kermit's Family Restaurant • You must have a fall 307 S. 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Home away from home Non-traditional association offers students a voice □ The Non-Traditional Stu- non-traditional students' lives a little a break from his or her education easier. and then decided to return to school. "We want to stress University interaction with both non- dent Association represents Jeffrey Poynter. co-president of r/TSA, He believes non-traditional students traditional and commuter students." commuter students on cam- said their purpose is to represent non- often do not have a strong voice on cam- pus and gives them a home- traditional students at different levels at pus and that often, their needs are not the University. He said they are repre- addressed. He said NTSA will focus on Jeffrey Poynter away-from-home. sented in the Undergraduate Student getting more faculty to socialize with the co-president of lfTSA Government, faculty meetings and any- non-traditional and commuter students thing on campus that would affect a In the Off-Campus Student Center in By BRANDI BARHITE and social situation. This year NTSA intends to continue non traditional student. Moseley Hall this year. "Other organizations are geared sponsoring luncheons and will ho|jl The BG News "We want to stress University interac- "We want to get faculty to socialize toward traditional students. This orga- their annual Halloween party. According Being a college student Is never easy. tion with both non-traditional and com- with students." Poynter said. "In order nization gives you people to talk to who to Poynter. the Halloween party last year but Imagine studying for exams, writing muter students." Poynter said. "We do to express our needs, we need to have are closer to your age." Fausnaugh said. provided fun for non-traditional stu- . papers and working on group projects not get to partake in many after-hour them socialize with us." NTSA also offers an emergency con- dents, their families and other commu- while holding down another Job and activities because we either have to drive Emily Fausnaugh. vice-president of tact system. Poynter said that non-tradi- nity members. having kids at home waiting for dinner. 45 minutes to get to school or some of NTSA. said NTSA is also available for tional students often have family emer- Fausnaugh also said the non-tradj For some stressed-out college stu- us have families and children." support. She said it is hard to talk to gencies while in class and must be con- tional student population is growing oh dents, that scenario Is a reality. Poynter said a non-traditional stu- students that are not the same age, but tacted Immediately. He said the organi- campus and NTSA wants to Increase its The University's Non-Traditional Stu- dent is any student 25 years or older, a NTSA members are supportive and zation provides a service that will take a membership this year and make fc dent Association (NTSA) Is a campus student who is married, a student who understanding about what is goli.g on in student's schedule and find that student known that NTSA is an organization thsft organization geared towards making has dependents or a student who has a non-traditional student's academic in case of an emergency. does accept members.

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Si Wednesday, police responded to a tall m.-r ,i dispute between .t administrators rhursday She ■ mother and daughter who **n arguing over how the daughter wa* rrHninv; Out 01 the llOWM Ih» said while there may not be a lot daughter wished to live with a man and her mother did not approv. from prison has been noted their proposals included of upperclassmen living on-cam- both long and short term solu- pus, having that designated A woman unsuccessfully tried to take her children back from her ex-hufband'1 hOUH m ihv 1000 block ofN Main S*, Wednesday tions to Middlcton and Wiegand. parking rewards them for choos- Short-term solutions include ing to remain on campus. He A man's car was rowed due to auto trespassing in the VK) hi.-1 Bvtffl St., captured in Buffalo reverting back to designated said when upperclassmen upperclassmen on-campus park- □ Man was the last of said Jay Peck, the supervisory remain on campus, they can be A ferruue teenager was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and driving without deputy U.S. marshal in Buffalo. ing. Another proposal is making mentors to underclassmen. ggp operator's license in the 600 block of Fourth St, Wednesday lot 9 upperclassmen and under- six other prisoners to A message seeking comment The sooner an alternative is .'ii with work permits. reached the better, Merriman In the 700 block of N Enterprise St. Wednesday, a mountain bicycle valued at $250 was stolen be caught. was left for Warden Jimmy Turn- According to the student pro- said. He hopes the University er. A wallet was found at the mall cinemas in the 1000 block of N Main St Wednesday and posal, another option would be and the students will continue to returned to the owner The Associated Press "It really is a tremendous to switch classifications of lot 7, work together to develop a solu- relief," Youngstown Mayor A truck was broken into in the 500 block of Ridge St Wednesday and a few stereo items were also behind Offenhauer, and 12 tion. stolen CLEVELAND — The last of George McKelvey said Thursday so that lots 7 and 8 become on- "We've learned a lot about the six inmates to escape from Ohio's night. "My fear was that some campus, which would include core values and communication A ten-year old boy was bijten by a dog while roller blading in the 1400 block ol Muirheld Dr, only private prison was recap- Wednesday innocent person might be all class levels, and lot 12 would should be part of that," Merri- tured in Buffalo, N.Y., on Thurs- harmed by one of the escapees. be commuter. man said. "The issue is out there Thomas Cass was cited in a non-injury traffic accident that occurred on E- Wooster and N Main day more than a month after the St, Wednesday That would have turned a bad The students also met later in and action is being taken. The breakout. situation into a tragedy." the day with the parking com- University is going to work with In the 800 block of E Wooster St. an adult cat with no collar or tags was found, Wednesday U.S. marshals from the Cleve- State Sen. Robert Hagan, D- mittee to continue the discus- us so we can find a solution land and Buffalo offices, along sions. A non-injury traffic accident occurred at Kroger s between two males, Wnlr. Youngstown, said Thursday We'd like to thank them for pro- with Erie County, N.Y, deputies, night that the capture will allow According to Wiegand, viding us with an opportunity to In the 1200 block of Brownwood Dr., a woman complained of raccoon dropping*. b> her pond caught Ronald Holmes on a Buf- public officials to better focus on adminbtrators are eager to work present our concerns about this again and requested a trap, Wednesday falo street about 3:15 p.m., said an investigation to find out how with the students toward finding important issue." Dan O'Donnell, a supervisory A woman reported her cell phone was stolen from her unlocked car in the 10 block of Darlyn the escape happened and make a solution. Weigand said the two According to Charles Sykora, Rd, Wednesday deputy with the marshal's office sure it doesn't happen again. groups still have things to dis- senior marketing major, part of in Cleveland. CUSS, but through brainstorming working at a solution will be to In the 700 block of Haskins Rd., a woman reported a "Planned Parenthood' *tgn was taken Holmes, of Washington, D.C., An informant tipped authori- and continual dialogue, he is look at how many on-campus from her door, Wednesday was one of six prisoners — four ties that Holmes, 40, was in Buf- hoping a quick decision will be students have a parking permit A woman in the 900 block of N. Grove St mistakenly reported there were people walking falo. For a few hours, marshals of them convicted killers — to reached. and where the students live. He around on her neighbor's roof, but they were only roofers, Wednesday watched the home where he was break out of the NOCC in "There will be an ad hoc com- said by doing this they will be Youngstown on July 25. The other Someone in the 500 block of Napoleon accidentally called 911 because they were having prob- staying and saw him arrive. mittee, made up of students, able to see what parking lot is lems with their phone, Wednesday When they approached, he tried five were recaptured within two forming to discuss both long near that particular residence days. On the comer of W. Gypsy In and S Mam St, a man was warned for failing to yield. VVcdnes- to run but was caught quickly, term and short term solutions," hall. day O'Donnell said. Officials in Youngstown sus- he said. "Parking is always Baldwin, Merriman and Syko- pected that he stole a flatbed going to be an issue. There are ra said they are representing all A kittan was found in the 1600 block of E Woosttr St. and taken to Town and Country, Wednes- "It went like clockwork," he day. said. truck from a lumber yard near the plenty of parking places - just on-campus upperclassmen. They Details about who owned the prison five days after the escape not where it is convenient." said this is only a start. In the .100 block of Colony Ln .a male was bitten by a dog while taking a stroll It broke the skin and fled the area. The truck was Wiegand said public safety is and the dog has been quarantined. Wednesday home or how long Holmes may "It takes strong cooperation have been staying there were found a week later in a Buffalo committed to solving this prob- and communication among the A man reported that while dnving through standing water in the MM block of Colony Ln . his unavailable. suburb. lem. University and students. We can car suited and would not restart again, Wednesday Holmes, who was serving a 17- The prison, which opened in "My perspective is that com- make a difference together," A woman reported a Toledo man from United Gas was soliciting without a permit in the 600 to 51-year sentence at the North- May 1997, was under scrutiny munity policing is a partnership Merriman said. "We're starting block of S Summit St. so she called the police. Wednesday east Ohio Correctional Center for before the escape because of 13 in dialogue," he said. "I can pro- with parking, but this may lead vide a forum to build that part- to other areas that need improve- In the 300 block of N Main St Wednesday, Scott Allen Reuss was arrested for disorderly con- armed robbery, was being stabbings, including two fatali- duct, criminal trespassing, and criminal damaging. Wednesday returned to Ohio Thursday night, ties, at the facility since it opened. nership. " ment as well."

A non-mrury traffic accident occurred m the 100 block of If hman St between I airy W Deck- er D and Jeremy A. Maloney. Both were cited for failure to maintain reasonable control, Wednes- day REACTION-

A woman reported having been receiving harassing phone calls in the 400 block of Napoleon In Lot 8. cars were parked on from with the new policy in effect. not matter to her because she has St., Wednesday Continued from page one. Montonini said if she was an not had a problem finding a park- ( the grass because of no open spots A male called 911 in a Laundromat in the 1000 block of N Main, but no one was there when designated for on-campus juniors for on-campus students. Sixteen upperclassmen, she would be mad ing space. Once finding a spot police arrived, Wednesday with the new policy. becomes difficult, her view may and seniors, but was changed at out of 21 cars were ticketed for the beginning of the 1998-1999 Prior to this year, all on-campus change she said. A woman reported electric light outages in the 900 block of Pearl St, Wednesday parking on the grass. freshmen and sophomores had to "If I was a freshman. I'd be academic school year as a way to Vicki LaSpina. freshman unde- A woman reported possibly hearing someone trying to steal some bikes in the 1000 block of N park their cars in lots 6 and 20. by glad." she said. accommodate more student park- cided, said a friend told her Lot 8 Grove St., but no one was found when police arrived, Wednesday ing needs. the football stadium. To LaSpina Perhaps if there was a different Some students like Jeff Gwyn. was now open to freshmen and and Montonini. Lot 8 is a lot clos- way to accommodate Junior and In the900 block of S Main Si Wednesday, two women reported a man threatening to beat them sophomores. Once she parked up, Wednesday sophomore history major, believe er. senior parking privileges, opinions the new policy is okay because the there, she realized it was close to While some upperclassmen would change explained Abby * On Elm and Scott Hamilton St. a woman reported a fire in the dumpster, Wednesday lots should be on a first come, first everything on campus. have found the new policy trouble- Priest, senior elementary and serve basis. Both LaSpina and Leanne Mon- some, to others it has had no Spanish education major. A man was given a warning for an illegal u rum in the 100 block of N. Main St, Wednesday The lots are here for everybody tonini. freshman criminal justice affect. "More lots should be open on- major, said they understand where Karen Smead, senior elemen- campus for juniors and seniors." In the 200 block of S. College St, a man reported yelling at a loud party disturbing the peace. to use," Gwyn said. 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The secondary only picked off on the passer." opposing quarterbacks three Gary Blackney times. By contrary, the Falcons Head Fixilbtill COM h were intercept- By TOD McCLOSKEY ed 11 times. ished the season with records Not only is the secondary The defensive- The BG News above .500. focused on being aggressive, but backs' need to I .ist year's Marshall game be aggressive The importance of a strong the defensive front as well. With brought closure to a disappoint- in order to stop defense is a well known football a pass-oriented defense, the Fal- ing season, but started a fire in the pass. fact, but finding the right defense cons will need pressure on the the Falcon defense. "There's no for a team is difficult to do. quarterback. In that game, Chad Penning- question that That's why BG switched to a "That was probably the single Icm threw for 314 yards and three three intercep- Gary Blackney 4-3 defensive formation. Last biggest reason why we decided touchdowns, en route to a 28-0 tions in a sea- year the Falcons gave up 42 to make the switch (to the 4-3) embarrassment of BG. This son is not get- touchdowns, seventh-worst in year's unit knows it needs to be ting the job done," coach Black- the MAC. But, BG is returning 12 was in terms of defending ney said. "Our defensive coaches more aggressive to raise the level defensemen, including seven against the pass," Blackney said. have really stressed turnovers in of intensity and performance. starters that have adapted to the "There's no question with more spring practice and in pre-season Last year, the Falcons ranked practice." new system. speed and athleticism on the seventh in total defense. This defensive field, we're going to do The 4-3 defense uses smaller year's squad knows that number Blackney knows the defense quicker linebackers in order to a better job of putting pressure must decrease. needs to improve as a single unit if the Falcons want to make a run stop the pass and running backs on the passer." In 11 games, BG allowed 4,377 releasing from the backfield. at the Mid-American Conference The veteran defensive front yards, an average of 397.9 per title. Last year, the top five defen- BG's defense will be quicker, but BG News Photo/ SCOTT PAUBER |game. But, part of that statistic sive teams in the MAC, all fin- it will lose some strength, which will try to increase the 20 sacks Sophomore defensive end D.J. Durkin gets ready for prac- Icomes from playing the eighth- could open up the run. the unit posted last year. tice. Last year Durkin started in four games for the Falcons. Falcons tune up for scrimmage against Raiders □ The Falcons will warm up for Detroit Men's Soccer with a Saturday scrim- K mage. •4*- By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Wright The BG News State BG wants to see different col- Saturday • 2 p.m. ored jerseys. It's no secret that coaches and Mickey Cochrane players aren't sure what a team is Field (BC) made of until they face another team. •The Raiders were 7-9-2 Saturday, the Bowling Green last year. This is the men's soccer team will get that chance when Wright State comes Falcons only scrimmage calling Satur- until its first game day at 2 p.m. against Detroit Sept. 1 at ' This will serve Mickey Cochrane field. as BG's final warm-up to I the season opener Tues- day against 32 career shutouts. He has Detroit. career goals-against average i f .70. The Raiders The Falcons return their top were 7-9-2 last Scott Vallow season and lost three scorers from last year in in the first round of the Mid- Continent Conference tourna- junior Bobby Biggs (nine goali, ment to Butler. The Bulldogs four assists for 22 points), junior earned the MCC automatic bid captain Chris Dore (five goal , to the NCAA tournament. In the nine assists for 19 points) anb tournament, Butler lost to even- redshirt junior Zac Olson (seve i tual Final Four qualifier Indiana. goals, five assists for 19 points)^ BG will probably use the scrimmage to iron out a few Scorers lost from last yeir things and take the newcomers include Jason Began, Brandon closer to feeling comfortable Pelton, Brett Strang and Ryan, with the system, which is one of Schwaigert, who transferred toj the keys cited by coach Mel Memphis State. Mahler (overall record of 62-20-3, .747). BG is rated 15th in the presea-i The newcomers will look to son National Soccer Collegiate' the six returning starters and 14 Athletic Association. Ironically, letterwinners for guidance in they were picked to finish sec- getting used to BG's system. ond in the Mid-American Con- Two things the Falcons will ference coaches poll. Akron was look for in continuing its success picked first receiving five out of of recent years is balanced scor- nine possible first place vol.-., BG News Photo/ SCOTT PAUBER ing and strong goalkeeping. while the Falcons received the} Senior back Brett Strong practices with a teammate. Both are preparing (or the Falcons scrimmage against Wright Stale Safur- Third-team All-American other four. dayat 2 p.m. at Mickey Cochrane field. Last year the Falcons were 5-1 at home and finished the season 18-6 with an appear- goalie Scott Vallow returns as ance in the Sweet 16. BG's last line of defense at pre- The addition of Buffalo brings venting opponent goals. The the MAC tally to nine programs., I page 8 The BG News Friday, August 28, 1998

Thursday s Sports Transact Ions Write *™m !ne By The Associated hm WINSTON SALEM ICICIIAWKS-Slgned C BASEBALL RW Sean Kelly and C Doug Reynold* cvmpHeriJrom staff rrptru National Lcagva COLLEGE — Placed OF Danny DAYTON-Namcd Lataaha McDowell AL Glance NL Glance. Sub Standings Bautisla on the 15-day disabled list Recalled women's assistant basketball coach. Named 3B Wes Helms from Richmond of Ihe Interna- Cindy Ptltncr coordinator of compliance B? The Associated Press By The Aasoclated Press tional League Named Jennifer Schneider director of sports All Times EDT All Tlmea EDT ■ BASEBALLi CINCINNATI REIIS-Signed Jack McKeon. publicity and technology. Named CtUtttOpbCl Eaat Dtrlston Eaat Division manager, to a one yr;ir contract extension Nonta sports information graduate assistant W L Pet. t.ll W L Pet GB Aeros beat Sea Dogs through the 1999 tm*m Named Dave Harder assistant to the director of New York 95 36 725 Mlwi •..Ik 16 PORTLAND, Maine — David athletics. 52 600 16 1/2 American Basketball League GANNON-Named Mike Corbet! senior PhUaoV 70 25 Baltimore .,i 63 523 26 1/2 Roberts drove in two runs with a ABL—Signed C Venus Lacy to a one-year associate director of athletics and Misty trad 3D bases-loaded single. Chan Perry contract extension. SoboleskJ assistant athletic director and senior 66 504 29 Florida -17 4S hit a two-run double and Russell HOCHJTT women's administrator. 50 61 :W2 Central Division rUUomal Hockey Leagve GEORGIA—Named Evelyn Blalock women s Central Division W L Pet. GB Branyan doubled twice as the ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS—Signed G assistant basketball coach and Kim Thompson W L Pet GB Hov _ Akron Aeros defeated the Portland Patrick Lahme to a one-year contract. women's basketball administrative Mlkftanl 73 557 — 10 1/2 Sea Dogs 7-3 Thursday in the PHOENIX COYOTES-Slgned LW Joe NORTHWESTERN-Named Kerrtn Perni ' ily tl 72 459 13 pnui 18 Drtfdrtc to a one-year contract ctaro assistant director of athletics media ser Minnesota 447 14 1/2 Mil. 70 474 11 1/2 Eastern League. Jailed Hockey Leagae ■ vices and Greg Davis men's assistant tansl 443 15 62 71 466 20 1/2 Chris Norton knocked a three- ASHEVILLE SMOKE—Signed LW Wade coach. Detroit 51 22 1/2 HVUttl 21 Weal Division run homer in the Sea Dogs' toss. West Division W L Pet. GB After Branyans RBI double gave GB W L Pet. — Anaheim 7s 60 the Aeros (74-58) a 1-0 lead in the 72 15 third inning. Roberts' single with Texas 70 62 MO 3 20 1/2 three men on base in the sixth Mariners avoid 60 71 458 12 1/2 25 Oakland 60 73 13 1/2 drove In two runs and a third run Wednesday ft Games Wednesday's Games scored on an error. Anah< Portland 161-69) narrowed It to NY. Van) 4-3 in the sixth when Norton homered into the rightfteld pine sweep from Tribe K.n- ■ nto3 trees with two aboard. Mm: ' Mlhvauki nttabunj) I I Akron clinched the game with I Associated Press hasn't homered since Monday, a ■ three runs in the ninth. Branyan. ■ drought of 14 at-bats. Thursday s Games Perry and Robin Harriss doubled; Thursday* Garnet Late Games Nol Included Perry's shot drove in two. CLEVELAND — Alex Rodriguez Cleveland's David Justice broke Late Games Nol Included Akron starting Willie hit his 37th homer and the Seattle out of a season-long slump with Limp.i Bay 10 Minnesota 3 StOfl In) Martinez improved to 9-7 with the Mariners responded to manager three hits, including his first Lou Piniellas hat-kicking tirade homer since Aug. 3. Kenny Lofton Btattlr .it Cleveland In) Allan, ■ I win. while J.D. Brammer notched KanM I i inl his third save. Portland starter with a 10-4 victory over the Cleve- hit his 12th homer, and Sandy Alo- 1 ■ Brent Billlngsley dropped to 5-12 land Indians on Thursday night. mar snapped an 0-for-15 slump BattHnorc -it' to ...:■■ While The Mariners, mired In a disap- with a RBI double for the Indians. with the toss. Friday's Games pointing season, avoided their first Jamie Moyer (11-8) allowed tour Friday's Games Texa-.ll.Hlin.: 16 7 and Burfcetl 7 I. ■ WNBA three-game sweep at Cleveland runs and nine hits in six innings, 7andSnyder4-2). 2. 4:03 p.ra since 1992. walking two and striking out four. Anaheim (Hill 8-f.| al Boston (A |>m ■ Playoff Glance Wright gave up six runs — five Tampa Bay (Allans. S 13) al Detroit (Moehta 13-101.7:03 p.m In their first at-bat since Piniel- Oakland lOqmM 7 loi n Cleveland [1 Mihvauk 05 p.m. la's ninth-inning, hat flipping out- earned — and 10 hits in six-plus innings. Mmnrviu [Itawittrn 7 12) al I 05 p m smrfQ. Aag. 33 burst on Wednesday night, the .7 7). 7:35 p m . Houston 85. CharkXtt 71 The Indians failed to conjure the SealtlrlS-x'i, Yankees (Hernai ' Phornlx 78. Clrvrkind 68 Mariners scored four runs in the Saturday s Games Saturday's Games llntoj, A«g. 34 same magic they did on this date first on two walks and an error by Oak!/: p in Ck-vr-land 67. Phoenix 66 Jaret Wright (11-8). last year — Jim Thome's birthday. ■ Houston 77. Charlotte 61. Houston wins Justice, who came in batting .209 Texas .i! MtaM After the Indians twice pulled Seattle at NY Yankees. I 15 p m in August, doubled in his first two r~4.T. AM J5 within a run, Rodriguez led off the Tampa Bay at Detroit. 2 4 US p m PhoCTtx 71. Cleveland 60. Phoenix wins at-bats and hit his 17th homer in Minnesota al Toronto. 4 05 p m ■Ha 3-1 seventh with a 404-foot homer to the sixth to cut Seattle's lead to 5- Anaheim at Boa. Chaaaalonaklp Strtes center that made it 6-4. Paul Kanaai i [> m ■« na 4. His first homer in 59 at-bats Sunday s Games Tanraaav Aa« 37 Shuey allowed a run to score in the Sunday s Games came after fouling off five pitches ■ Phornlx M. Houston 51. Phornlx bads eighth when he threw wildly to Anaheim .it Boston 1 I scries 14) from Moyer with two strikes. It was Tair-j' p in aatarSxqr. 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ATTENTION STUDENTS Childcare needed in my home. 3 15630pm. Part-lime babysitter lor professor's toddlers STUDENTSI STOP ROBBING YOUB PIOOY SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches. Cad* Applications for tie Concert, Contemporary la Mon. thru Fn. kx Two children apos 4 4 7. Call 352-0189 BANKI lacs, Chevys. BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps. sues. Cultural Awareness, and Outdoor Rec- Local hrm Is ting 40 pos by Sapl ISIh Starl- 4WDs Your Area Toll tree 1 800218-9000 354-2326. Must have reliable trans Part-time Student Employment reation Directors are now available in the UAO ing pay is $10 All majors may apply Full * Ext A 2076 'or current hslings The BG News Are you looking for parl-bme employment ol 15 office (330 Student Union) Please III out tie Childcare: pan-time position needed. Please part-tima w/ Ran. hrs around classes A other hours plus per week within walking distance to Window AC. Brand new apt. sue. 7700 Btu's application and return it to ATTN. Jacki by Ca43S2 2S04. Classified BGSU campus'* Interested in working various lobs Co-ops/scholarships awarded No a«p $200. Aerofit Walking Simulator. $60 Must sal Wednaaday (9/2) by S pm. Also please sign Ctehcal position-part-time Candidate needs needed, training provided CaH lor more mlo unskilled lobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? Please call 354 1578 Ads up tor an interview whan you turn m the appk- good communication skins, typmg skills, expe- Rate ol pay is 45.15 per hour. Apply in person 881-0736. cation. Questions cal 372-2343. rience with Microsoft Word & Interest In tie between the hours of 900am and 500pm Telephone interviewing No selling Pt-time in 372-6977 law. Send resume and a copy ol class sched- (Mon -Fn ) at Advanced Specially Products. Perryaburg Some days-mostty eves 5 FOR RENT ATTENTION PAST AND PRESENT UAO ule to Student Legal Services. Inc. 327 Unrver- Inc. 428 Ctough St. BG OH 43402. wkenda. Flex, scheduling Relaxed atmos- sity Union. BGSU. __ pnere. 874-5842 MEMBERS Parrysburg family needs pt-ume nanny Applications 10 ba an EXECUTIVE MEMBER Companion needed lor davetepmentally de- 1lam-4pm (Man.-Thurs.) begin Aug. 24th. Tutor/babysitter needed for afternoons 8 oc- jnj ilMhtnlu.il IN jfixup IHI tlw KKI- i.l *axtl. MlipKMi. njiowjl nnym »fiiul mwiamn. ih»- Must have car. excellent driving record 4 refer- casional evenings in my home. Education Student Urnon) urns' Monday. Please til one convention, etc. Must have eiperelnce 20EDROOM DUPLEX I* .< itwr.in i" on thr H..»i» id m> other ences. CaH 874-8582 majors only please Leave message at out and return it to ATTN: Tommy by Monday with d.d. S hrnvk $6 an hour. Call 352 7143. 311 N. CHURCH STREET fetal I) pnWMcil «iuHr* 35M348 (8/31) al Spmlnlerviews will be conducted on 1 CAR-PORT Wednesday at 9:15pm. Questions call Day hrs. free m your schedule? Earn extra ii Plastic recyder lor Waitresses, weekend bartenders, pin chasers, 20 irivnad. openings lor panodc interviewers. OFF STREET PARKING 372-2343 fiber A pipe industry needs mculy pm shifts FT or PT needed Perky'l No exp nee Flexible ml school scneduk*. $399-LITllTIES CAMPUS EVENTS part-time product**! workers Pizza, cc itacl Jay at Varsity Lanes. 1033 S. CALL 3534907 Anywhere blwn tt-S M-F $6Vhr No wkends Walking distance from campus. Main 352-SZ47. Bast country band in NWO Nationally known Coniact AZG Research 352-811S ext 0. Apply in person. fiddler. Come parly Checker's Pub Aug 28 A Waitresses pt.time on a regular basis Neat- Emp opp at a local restaurant eves. 4 wkends. •OPNA-OPNA'OPhiA-OPNA 29 ness & reliability a must. Apply betwn. 2 8 4. Send letter ol intent lo C. Dean 544 Hickory. 441 Pika Steal 1 6 2 bdrm. furnished apu. Cme«aPr»A)r^ Chapter Meetlnp, Mon -Frl. Elks Club. 200 Campbell Hill Rd 352 7454 Sunday August 30 730pm BA 114 BG WC HUMANE SOC GARAGE SALE. Pambarvllla434S0 or 287-4476 after Bom Thurs.-Sat. Sept. 3-5: Thurs. A Fn 9-6. Sat. E»ec Board 630pm ENJOY SINGING? 9-2. WC Fairgrounds. DONATIONS accept •OPNA-OPhlA'OPIllA'OPNA Trinity United Mathobisl Church haa openings PRESCHOOL TEACHER FOR SALE Apartment kx rent ed al trgrds M 8/31. Tu 9/1 10am-7pm. Wad m chancal char. Very dose to campus. Non Responsible for assisting the lead preschool 2 BORM furnished, female oriented 9/2 10am-6pm PLEASE no large appliances teacher In the supervision and management of music majors welcome! 44 BOOK SCHOL- Includes utilMa. 353-5074 Are you looking tor something 10 do? Do you or con sole TVa. a class of preschool children Preferred experi- ARSHIPS 4S Call Christina at 353 9031 82 Volvo. 4Or sedan, red. 163K. Mchetm fiave the and of rha summer blues? We", have ence in the field ol early childhood education or Fan Tanning Special Monthly Unlimited Pres. 1950 Phone 354-8251. Newly painted & carpeted 2 bdrm apt. lor rent. one last summer adventure w/ UAOI UAO wil development and able to meet licensing re- $25 00 372-2096days. 419-672-9874 after 5 p.m. ba going to Cedar Pomt on Sal. Sept. 19th. Environmental Activist quirements A 30-hour position with competi- '84 Ford Crown Vic LTD Wagon. 76K, seats 8. Sign-up In the UAO office (330 Union). Tha Free Cash OranUIColUge. Scholarships Pan-ime Job/FieW Internship tive wages. Send Resume to EAST TOLEDO Excellent condlson $1300 phone 354 8251 Ouiet non-smoker, semi furnished 2 bedroom coat a) $28 mi transportation and $26 WO Business. Medical bills. Never Repay ToH Citizen Action is buildig a dcd-csled campaign FAMIV CENTER. 1020 Varland. Toledo. OH ••Jacuzzi/Spa Hot Tub" basement apartment. $400 a month, utilities transportation Hope to aaa you therein Soon- Free 1 -800-218-9000 Ext G-2076. stall ID STOP polluttrs and fight corporate 43605 Deluxe redwood cat-net, hard cover. Never in- included References required, pets negona sored by UAO greed. INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED: SOFT- Responsible person ml auto lo transler chil- stalled or used, under warranty. Must Sell Pe Opposite BGSU. Cal 353-6181. '(250-325 week ATTENTION PAST AND PRESENT UAO BALL. ULTIMATE FRISBEE. INNERTUBE dren to and from elementary school. Please $4.000. sacrifice lor $1.995 888-3880785 Room br lemale 201 S College Dr $200/mo MEMBERS WATER POLO APPLY IN 130 PERRY FIELD •4:00-10:00. minimum of 3 days per week (but no weekends I) provideref. Call 352-0644 after 5:30. 11 In. color TV. small refrigerator, olfice chair, Call 352-3472. Please leave note on door il no Appications to ba an EXECUTIVE MEMBER HOUSE ANO PICK UP AND COMPLETE answer. m UAO are available In the UAO once (330 TAKE-HOME TEST BEFORE SEPT. 1ST. * fuf-tima 4 year round employment available Resume building opportunity Work this pt-time small table. 2 drawer file cabinet, single book- Student Union) until Monday. Please fill one MUST ATTEND MANDATORY CLMCS to qualified applicant. business when your busy school schedule al- shell 8 desk lamp. Call 352-7585 Rooms tor rent In BG home. Grad males prel. ' paid training, benefits 4 travel out and return it to ATTN Tommy by Monday lows. Unlimited income potential with this 1986 Chevy Celebrity Exc condition No rust Please call 352-1631 or 354-6701. leave mes- INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE M.W DOU- * academic credit available-. (e/31) M 5pm Interviews w«i be conducted on NYSE global telecommunications company. ever. 75K, cruise. PL. AC Many new pans. »«9» Wednaaday at 9.15pm. Questions call BLES GOLF-SEPT. 1; W.C SOFTBALL-SEPT CaH 486-4463 to scneduhs an interview. For mlo cal 419-350 6694. not telemarketing. 2; M SOFTBALL-SEPT. 3. M.W DOUBLES $2900 419-354-6033. SuWeaser needed 372-2343. Family looking itx daybma and some evening TENNIS-SEPT. 8: C INNERTUBE WATER SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARE 1990 Toyota Corolla. Good condition. Wen Quiet 1 bdrm on Church Street child care- (10-15 hrs/wk) in the*r Maumee POLO-SEPT. 9; M.W.C ULTIMATE FRISBEE- ADMINISTRATOR 4 STAFF PERSONNEL maintained Standard transrmsskzn 140,000 $320/mo. no sec. dep., immed. use home. Some flexibility on which days of the ATTENTION STUDENTS SEPT. 10. After-school program in Toledo Public Schools. miles. Cal 353-4827. Matt 372-1261. ma tthem^bgnet .bgsu.edu Applications for tie Concert. Contemporary Is- week Children ages 2 1/2 (girt) and 1 yr(boy). Experience caring for school-age children. sues. Cultural Awareneas. and Outdoor Rec- Looking lor experienced candidate with at least Pan-time with competitive wages Great re- 90 Honda CIVIC wagon. 4 door, cassette, AC, two references. Starting salary at teVhr. CaH $1000 or best offer 352-8326 Tha Highlands-Graduate Housing reation Directors are now available in me UAO WANTED sume experience (or elementary education col- One bedroom. Laundry taolities in building office (330 Student Union). Please fill out He Susan Booth at Bflt-0202 lege students. Send Resume to EAST Community Garage Sales Stonegale Condo's, A/C.Ouieii Reducedl application and return It to ATTN: Jacki by Fun or part time positions lor general laborers TOLEDO FAMILY CENTER. 1020 Varland. W. Wooster St. Sat 9-5. Household items 8 The Homestasd-Griduile Housing Wednaaday (9/2) by S pmAlso please sign Toledo. OH 43605 or call Scon M-chaelis Q> 27 year old male needs clean and quiet place Must be available between 8-5 Monday thru Furniture for sale. One bedroom, furnished, A/C. on-site laundry, up tor an interview when you turn m the appli- 410-601-1420. lo stay until December Crao at 440-835-0963 Friday. Woodoreek Flower Farm. 8 miles south soundproof construction. Heat paid, reducedl FOR SALE■ 1995 Manufactured Home cation. Questions cal 372-2343. ol BG. For details call 655 3066 Liberty St - Spacious 2 bedrm. residential OT4I9-898-2260. SKYDIVE B G Needs more •parachute pack- 52X 28' in Maple Hm Perk-1 mle from campus. ers" now. Fun job. Training provided. Trana- area, part of a house. Female suWeaser needed Close to campus. Intarnshlp'Psrl-time Sales Position 3 bedrooms with walk-In closets, living room, Bueser...? Bueaer...? Come see -Ferns Buel- poration needed 4 must ba reliable 352-5200 Highland Management Please caH Loci at 354-6388 aval, m Maumee w/ a diatnbuiar ol fasteners, dining room, kitchen, utility room, 2 full baths, ler's Day Off" Tonightl Fn.. Aug. 28th al 8pm A 130 E. Washington St 354-6036. power took), 4 salary supplies Job entails Spring Break "99-Sell Trips, Earn Cash 4 Go central air, al new appliances plus washer $ 11pm In 111 Ofscampl Only $2 001 Sponsored Roommate wanted badly1 2 bdrm apt. very counter sales, phone sales, order processing Free!" Student Travel Services is now hiring dryer. Lot *127 Cal 335-6118 by UAO large, very nice. $i85/mo • 1/2 uniites A 1/2 M-F 20-25 hrs/wk $7/hr. Send resume lo: campus reps/group organizers. Lowest rales phone bill Call 352-3375. ask for Brian. Do you want to have a voice m the movies Fastenal Co.. 388 Tomahawk. Maumee. OH lo Jamaica, Mexico 4 Florida. Call Loft lor sale 43547. wvm.lastanaJI.com shown on campus Ova year? Then come to fha Subtoaeer warned ASAP for large 1 bedroom 1-800-648-4840. Best ofler UAO Campus Fame Comrmoee meeeng every apt near campus. $340 plus unl. Cal American Heart SPRING BREAK '99 352-738g.Kely. Wed at 8 pm in mo Tafi Room on da lard floor 354-5389. Jm. AsMnialion- Nazareffi Hall: Need dependable waiters A Cancun or Jamaica From $399 V of theSiudeni Union. Hope to see you tierei Subieaaers needed fa*, spnng A summer. waitresses 4 fl-sh staff at our elegant reception Reps wanted' Sen 15 and travel frea" New couch $350 Sm TV $75 $l70/mo. A/C. cable. 1062 Fawiew Ave facility. 15 rmns from BGSU Flei. hrs Cal The Great College Drive-In Lowest Prices Guaranteed' 353-1522 is coming lo BGSUI [HrllsdaleApts| Call Mike or Heidi 354-7414. Pam at 414-432-2000. Into CaH 1 800-4*6 8355 On Sat. Aug 29fh at 9 pm. Coma aaa Now accepting application for part- www sunpreaks com Start to Finish Heart Disease PowerBook520c 12/32019 2$690 Tarns Buafler-s Day Otr A "Good Wli Hum- Dme/day-nme position Spot needed to be Waitstaff positions available Days and/or ing" Bring your own blanket or lawn chair! PowerBook 180a<240/14.4$490 HELP WANTED filled ASAP Apply m parson Luca Pizza Wood- nights. Apply in person at Brandywine Country Sponsored by UAO PowerBook 170 6/200/14 4 $390 land Ma* Club 6904 Salisbury Rd.. Maumee 353-7285 Are you ■ Christian who loves kids? You'd love working with our weekly kids Bible INCLUDING SEVERAL 'BEST PIZZA"! LOST & FOUND club! This la an awesome experience, es- pecially for Ed. mafora. A book scholarship la available, contact Cam at Trinity Church, NEVER LOST: Female calico, tail-less, spayed. 7 yra. 35X031. i^N\^^J ok). 8-10 lbs. No collar or lags Viomty ol E. Wooster and S. Collage 352-5532. S1 ooo's POSSIB L E TYPING) Part Tima. WORK At Home. To! Frea 800-214-9000 31^203^»»W^ N. Main T'T'^$4.00 Minimum 352-5166 ExtT-»7«lorUeanga. LUNCH SERVICES OFFERED Open Weekday/ 1 P.HI. • lunch fti. • Jol. -tun. ABSOLUTE SPRING BREAK" 2 FPEE TRIPS AGAIN! ON. ONLY IS SALES and EARN «» Ja- Help w' papers7 maica. Cancun. Bahamas. Florida, Padrel Low Call EdllwrMe (419) 885-7814 PnoMl Free Meets. Parties 4 Mealsi "bnntad Professional editing/consultation O I I • r CHOOSE ANY 2 $1 SO/pg ^900-426-T7^Qrwmw sunsDiashtours.com • T 1 Item pizza I OUTBACK Altar school tiller needed. Tranapo. a must. • 5 Huge Breadsticks STEAKHOUSE* SKYDIVE NOW. Only 10 mm Irom campus at 4th grade students CaH 287-4476.0-5:30 • Small Sub SKYDIVE BG Student A group dnjcounts FOR Afternoon CrNldcare Teachers $4.75 VSA A MC accepted. 352-5200 • 10 Wings V Top wages Call 410-474-4180 • 6 Mozzarella Cheese Sticks OR Animal Care Taker • 6 Chicken Fingers V Flexible Hours PERSONALS Part time, mutt ba reliable and good • Pasta Salad 3/$7 V Paid Vacations ^ w/arHrrtaJa. Sand resume lo Wood County Humana Sectary, 801 Van Camp Rd , BG At- FREE DELIVERY V Health/Dental Insurance tention: S Bums. Welcome Back Students Acc»nl on P«(« I V Employee R1. 25, 10 min. N. ot BO. Rivsrp,acs Shop- Chlidcare needed In my Parrysburg Fi. /* 352-5166 \f Stock Option Plan ping Carts*, Parrysburg, OH. Down from UeJge home. Approe. 24 hounvweek ftOmiN ChurchlHa. E«onc Reptiles, Small Animals. (weekdays only) for 3 young children. Car- ■* Nol Valid Wilh Any Otnor Orler • Expires 1031/98,, Saltwater 4 Freshwater Fish. Birds. Live Cor ing, dependable non-smoker Dependable are just a tew ot the great Ns 4 Anemones. Puppies 4 Kinens Slop n transportation required. Excellent pay. Ref- benefits waiting for youl and buy a buddy tor your oorml erences, required. 419-474-3441, leave mee- \l\ Ifl iGreat PIZZA • SUBS • SALADS • BREADSTICKS Ddtw BARRYMOREL^«] Apply in person STr only u/e the finest ingredient/! Mon. - Fri. 2-4 Nightly 7:00 9:30 401 W. Dussel Road Sat Sun & Wed Mat 2:00 4:31} B«B MaumM, OH 43537 (Just a few mlnutae from 8QI OPEN idBOCisri i Evay Saturday Truck and Auto Repair Take 1-475W to DusaaHum right) at Midnight 10% Discount stfWSr^lLkf R w Student ID Preferred Properties • Oil Change $19.99" 530 S. MAPLE ST. • 352-9378 "most vehicles • Low Shop Rates Now Leasing • Engine Service • Transmission Work Piedmont - 2 Bedrooms, Patios & • Brakes TW Decks Laundry in each building 13040 Bishop Rfl B&B F * $ O A r m n 4 S A I V K P 4 T 1 V » m Bowling Gfeen. OH Mini-Mall - 1 Bedroom Apartment 353-2526 IMiee Free Towing if we •4 do the job! All residents receive a membership lo Cherrywood Health Spa BGSU ^LOufii (Indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, nans HydraSpa, Whirlpool, complete excercise S T Mf K HOUSE equipment, complete locker room and shower facilities.) C7 r \ I 4 B I I \ H I I) 19 11

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