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Tuesday , November 16, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 59

Briefs Weather NAFTA vote may hurt Clinton The Associated Press dency - if they fail to come up meet heads of several small tion claims the gap is narrow- we're nuts; they're going to with a victory on the trade businesses Monday as part of ing. think around the world that Sunny skies: agreement vote Wednesday. an 11th hour drive to stave off As the vote neared, support- we're on the ropes, wackos," WASHINGTON -- NAFTA President Clinton, who has defeat. ers appearing on television former Chrysler Chairman Lee Today, partly sunny. High backers are using words like said that rejection of the North Anti-NAFTA forces, includ- news programs Monday and on Iacocca said on NBC this morn- SO to 55. Light mostly south tragedy and catastrophe - and Atlantic Free Trade Agree- ing a majority of Democrats, Sunday spoke of defeat in apo- ing. "I told Clinton I'd hate to winds. Tonight, becoming worrying aloud about a threat ment could hamper him in are still thought to have the calyptic terms. be your trade negotiator if we cloudy. Low in the upper to the entire Clinton presi- other trade disputes, was to edge, although the administra- "If we turn this one down, blow this one," he said. 30s. Wednesday, rain de- APPtioto Vice President Al Gore, on veloping. High 50 to 55. CBS' "Face the Nation," said "a Chance of rain 80 percent. defeat for NAFTA in the for- eign policy arena would be On campus really catastrophic." Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen, a guest on NBC's "Meet the Press," said failure Olscamp's open forum to approve the free trade pact scheduled tomorrow: with Mexico and Canada would be a "real tragedy" that would University President Paul tie the administration's hands Olscamp's last open forum as it seeks more open trade of the semester will take with Asia and the 110 members place Wednesday at noon in of the General Agreement on the Chart Room of the Tariffs and Trade (GATT). McFall Center. Clinton goes to Seattle a day The open forum enables after the House vote for an students to meet with the Asian-Pacific economic sum- president in an informal at- mit, and Gore said a vote mosphere and ask him ques- against free trade "would be a tions relating to their time at terrible thing to do to the the University as well as president, to do to the coun- administrative and aca- try." demic issues. Sen. BiU Bradley, D-N.J., The forum will last for an spoke in even more dire terms, hour and all are welcome. saying a NAFTA defeat "en- dangers the presidency." He said on NBC that rejection Outside campus "will be viewed in the world as a self-destructive act by the American Congress." I Arsonist sought: Bradley said the NAFTA vote was a "historic moment," The fire chief is asking for comparing it to Thomas Jef- | residents to help find the ferson's Louisiana Purchase or person responsible for set- the acquisition of Alaska in ting fire to an area factory 1867. j building Thursday morning. on the North American Free Trade NAFTA foes, including the Someone set fire to a Vice President Al Gore talks to reporieia after he appeared uu the The House is expected to vote second and third-ranked Dem- building at Progress In- CBS television program "Face the Nation." Gore said "a defeat for Agreement Wednesday. ocrats in the House, brushed NAFTA in the foreign policy arena would be really catastrophic." dustrial Park, 500 Lehman Ave., about 4 a.m., according See NAFTA, page three. to Fire Chief Joseph Burns. Burns said the depart- ment has no suspects at this time. Government offers new loan plan "We are still looking into a The Associated Press lot of things," he said. ders and guarantor agencies. That means Secretary Richard Riley said Monday. schools that provide federal student aid Burns said Crimestoppers the U.S. Department of Education can "We are on track to make good on our will offer direct loans. By 1998, these is offering a reward for in- WASHINGTON -- Students at 105 offer students the lower interest rates pledge to save taxpayers $4.3 billion in loans will make up 60 percent of all stu- formation about the arson. schools, including four in Ohio, won't available to the government without the the course of the next five years." dent lending. Crimestoppers can be have to fill out as much paperwork to get fees banks now tack on. Riley on Monday named 105 schools reached at 352-0077. loans next year under a program the And students will have a repayment that will offer direct loans to almost "This is going to help us all," said Kas- government says will save students and schedule negotiated to fit their income, a 300,000 students next year, accounting sahun Tefera, a junior at the University taxpayers money. plan the government says will lower the for 5 percent of the nation's total new of the District of Columbia, which will The Federal Direct Student Loan Pro- default rate. student loans. offer direct loans next year. "Now it's so Election results in, but gram eliminates the middleman - len- It's "one-stop shopping," Education The following year, nearly half of the confusing with all the papers to fill out." official?:

The campaigns are over, the races are run, the votes have been cast and finally USG passes fee Panel allows argument counted, so the election re- sults are final .right? Well, sort of. After 28 QllOCOtlOn Dion Appeal continues despite time expiration unopened "237" ballots were "But they allowed him to file hearing. "As long as your ar- counted Monday Todd Kle- by Sharl L. Veleba by Larlssa Hrltsko traditional student was added courts reporter and argue." gument is logical, you can ar- ismit remained the official student government reporter along with a clause against Fleming said he verbally ob- gue your points." but uncertified winner in having a non-voting seat for the jected to the court's decision to Fleming said he attempted to the Ward One council race. vice president of student affairs. Judges allowed the city to let Tolles argue because Tolles explain that Slane and Ham- Kleismlt finished the race By unanimous acclamation, the Although the document was argue against two students' only filed a brief about the case mond were not read their Mir- with 36S votes. Democratic Undergraduate Student passed by unanimous accla- appeal in an underage drinking Friday. anda rights before they admit- cantidate Todd Wessler Government passed legislation mation, some members hoped for case Monday despite objec- "I objected to it because I ted they had been drinking. gathered 345, and Inde- calling for student control of the more discussion. tions by the men's lawyer. had not had a proper opportu- The two were stopped by a pendent Sam Melendez had general fee allocation at its meet- "My reaction was two-fold. I Rodney Fleming, Student Legal nity to review it or reply to it," police officer outside Batchel- 176 ballots. ing Monday night. would have liked to see the sena- Services' acting managing at- he said. der Hall on November 18, 1992 The results will be certi- Right now students have con- tors debate about it [the docu- torney, had objected to allow- However, in what Fleming after they were seen knocking fied after the members of trol of about $400,000 of the $10 ment], ask questions and pick it ing the city to present its ar- called a "concession" by the on a first-floor window. the Wood County Board of million general fee allotment that apart," Chad Luckner, USG vice gument because Assistant City judges, they allowed Tolles to The men said they told police Elections review the results consists solely of students' president said. "Even though Attorney Mark Tolles had not argue and gave Fleming one they had been drinking and had on Nov. 23, according to money, according to Jen Mathe, they didn't, however, I'm very filed a brief on the case in time. week to reply to Tolles' argu- escorted home an inebriated Board of Elections Director USG senator. pleased they passed it by unani- The three-judge panel of the ment. friend. They said they were Mary Lou Emans. "This is quite an injustice to mous acclamation because that Sixth District Court of Appeals Tolles said he told the judges checking to make sure their Emans said when the the students and it is crucial to will give us additional support in Toledo allowed Tolles to the brief had "fallen through friend had gotten into her room members of the board look get this agreement on to the ad- when we present it to the admin- present the city's side and gave the cracks" during his vaca- safely. at the results they will ask ministrators so they can review is tators." Fleming another week to pre- tion. The three judges - Mel vin L. her if there were any it and then work toward imple- Other members agreed that the pare a response. "I did indicate that to the Resnick, George M. Glasser changes in winners or any menting it," Mathe said. unanimous acclamation will pro- The appeal concerns the 1992 judges. It was my ultimate re- and James R. Handwork - did cause for a free recount. To Throughout the debate of the vide more support to the imple- conviction of University stu- sponsibility," he said. "If there not say when they would de- qualify for an uncharged re- legislation, it was stressed how mentation of the legislation since dents Brett Hammond and was any blame to be passed cide the case, Fleming said. count, the race must be important the document is and the whole USG assembly was in Larry R. Slane on charges of out, I'd better take it." He said if the students win within £ percent. No races the need for discussion about it favor of it. underage drinking. Fleming said he has not de- the appeal, the case will be sent in Bowling Green qualified before it is presented to admin- Rodney Fleming, acting cided whether he will reply to back to the Bowling Green for a recount. istrators. "This is an issue that has been managing attorney of Student Tolles' oral argument. He said Municipal Court and Judge According to Emans, any Some amendments were made part of my campaign since the Legal Services, Inc., which he is pleased with his 15-min- James Bachman for a possible of the candidates can have a to strengthen it and present a beginning," Jackson said. "I'm represents the students, said ute presentation before the retrial. recount done for an unrc- more encompassing document, very excited it passed by unani- the court's decision to hear Tol- judges, his first before an ap- In a retrial, the prosecutor fundablc$10. said Jason Jackson, USG presi- mous acclamation, and I think les' argument "shocked" him. peals court. would have to argue the case dent. the assembly was saying Jason, "It was shocking that they al- "It went well, I was very well Compiled from staff and move forward with this issue and lowed him to do that," he said. prepared," he said about the wire reports. An amendment adding more See ARGUE, page three. representation for the non- See USG, page three. Opinion page two The BG News Tuesday , November 16, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Computer data is yours, too

It seemed a simple enough request. The News wanted to do a story about the biggest landowners in Bowling Green. And it needed totals of the area of each landowner's property. Because all property records in Wood County are computerized, it would seem an easy task to obtain copies of the data tapes and sum up all of the square feet. Property records are public records, and if the public spends money to collect this information, then life er&RHW. a/uvfe it should have access to it as well. But the county said no. The News could have the same information in printouts (at a cost of 25 cents Van Ness rethinks his ideals per sheet), it said, and a contract with the computer company prohibits making copies of the data unless I have been writing weekly, on and off, for Speaking of wives, how about Hillary? If 1 it is paid $8,000 for extra programming. this fine publication for over a year and a were a woman, I would aspire to be just like So an article that would have taken a few hours half now. I have struggled, diligently, to her. She is one tough cookie. Who else would turned into weeks of work for a reporter who support and defend the conservative view- have the courage to buck the system and trudged through printouts of more than 300 records, point on a myriad of issues, a task which is hold illegal meetings, behind closed doors, not easy given the liberal ideals of college without accurate financial records? And she adding up properties. campuses today. After much thought, I have did this all in order to ensure that the 37 mil- News organizations around the country are facing come to grips with my situation. lion people in this country that have been so the similar opposition when they try to obtain public I am not a conservative. Everything I have wrongly denied the lavish health care that records held in computers - data we taxpayers paid written to this point is, for the most part, a the evil rich people have taken for granted, for and is, by right, ours. The federal government lie. I can no longer kid myself. The letters would have that care, free of charge? What a alone is said to maintain 10,000 data bases with pub- and messages sent to this paper, and to me heroine. lic funds, but it only makes about 50 directly availa- privately, have convinced me that I am on Norm VanNess I have also realized, through my liberal ble to the public. the wrong side of the issues. friends, that our criminal justice system is Even when the cost of duplicating data is just a few So, in order to state my real feelings, I in- unfair. dollars, some agencies try to charge huge fees for tend to use my alloted space as a sort of Criminals are treated so unfairly in this the information. And who can afford to buy it? Only "coming out" column, so that everyone may Clinton promised to be a new Democrat, country. Did you know that a person can be know my true feelings. one that would right the wrongs of the evil arrested for something so petty as possess- big information companies, who repackage it and To begin, 1 must tell you a dark secret; I 80s. He promised to do this by raising taxes ing drugs. We all know that drugs hurt no resell it. The sale of recycled information is big voted for Bill Clinton. He was the only on all those evil rich people that, by risking one, and that the very fact that they are ille- business - estimates of profits are between $1.5 bil- choice that made sense, and let me tell you their own money and devoting hours of their gal shows how barbaric and backwards our lion and $50 billion annually. why. own time and sweat, profited unfairly, society is. Meanwhile, news stories using such data have Ronald Reagan was a quack. How on earth taking food from good people like you and done the public worlds of good. The Miami Herald could anyone be so insensitive to let rich me. By now some of you are wondering how I used property records (yup, just like the ones in people get richer while everyone else got He also promised to break up the "old-boy came to these conclusions. Let's say that I Wood County) after Hurricane Andrew struck to poorer? Reagan, with his tax breaks for rich network" in Washington by appointing peo- have just been "enlivened." I watch MTV's show which companies built shoddy houses that were robber barrons, put millions of people on the ple to positions based not on their ability, but "Kree Your Mind" segments religiously, and easily destroyed by the winds. streets without a place to live or a means to strictly on the basis of gender and color. I am an avid reader of The Toledo Blade. I The St. Louis Post-Dispatch used computerized get food. This was the man for me. listen to Maggie Moore on WSPD every Instead, he spent money on useless war Clinton's choice for vice president thrilled weekday and I destroy any radio or televi- property records and voter registration rolls to show toys in an effort to assert his manhood, me equally as much. Al Gore, the author of sion that would dare to emit one deciblc how many voters listed vacant lots as their resi- which, as we all know resulted in poverty, the greatest book of all time, is vice presi- from that fat windbag Rush Limbaugh. dences. The resulting story exposed voter fraud and global warming, a hole in the ozone, untold dent defined. Any person with the guts to say led to fairer elections. numbers of extinct species, three million that the automobile is the biggest threat to In a nutshell, I am, and always have been, a Agencies are now looking at ways to limit access to homeless, crime in the streets, AIDS and the the planet is a person with courage beyond liberal. And if you have been ignorant this kind of information, claiming (as in Wood Coun- rock group Poison. I thought it impossible to measure. His wife, Tipper, was icing on the enough to fall for any of this, I feel very, ty's case) too much expense or trouble. We say recover. Then came Bill Clinton. cake. very sorry for you. phooey. Agencies should have thought about that be- fore they signed contracts or began designing com- puter systems. The public paid for the computers. The public paid LETTERS TO THE EDITOR for the records. That information is ours, and we want access to it. Critical adapation Genesis 1:28 God blesses the man colored) rural community, I had Josh, I learned that anyone who and commands, "Be fruitful and few chances to interact with respects you and treats you not just a fluke increase in number; fill the earth blacks (actually dark chocolate fairly is worthy of your respect. I The BG News Staff and subdue it. Rule over the fish browns), with one exception. My can honestly say that even The BG News: of the sea and the birds of the air late brother Josh was a man of though the current RC. labels me Photo Editor Teresa Thomas I am writing in response to the and over every living creature color (or whatever the current as a racist because I am a white Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich article "No possible reason to that moves on the ground." RC. label is). He was adopted by (light peach colored), heterosex- clone" by Jack Ihle in The News Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner My final point, it is stated in my mother and her former hus- ual male, I carry no prejudices last Wednesday. This article be- this article that, "Evolution is band. During his life he was the whatsoever. Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki gan to express how scary the just a theory." This is true and it first black student to graduate Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin thought of embryo cloning Is. will never be proven. My reason- from Highland High. Many of his Bradley Smith Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant The article then moved to "in- ing? GOD did it. friends and others in the com- Sophomore form" of what human is. We are not here by accident, munity got over a lot of preju- Copy Chief Dawn Keller Let us first look at the state- nor are we here to merely please dices because of my brother. Universal claims about Copy Editor Pam Smith ment, "Then life began. I don't ourselves. We owe our very exis- Some could not, but this never television unfounded Copy Editor Robin Coe know how or why, but it began." I tence to God. Every helium atom, bothered Josh. He had a belief can tell you the how and why every spiral galaxy, every living that the words of people only The BG News: The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the right now, because that is what creature exists because God have meaning it they are given Like many people I know, I am academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. God wanted. wants it to. meaning. In other words, having difficulty deciding where "The Lord God formed the man If you were to read Genesis 1 -3, someone can make you feel bad, I stand on the "violence on tele- 204 West Hall from the dust of the ground and you would see it is the artist's but only if you give them the vision" debate. Bowling Creen State University breathed into his nostril the signature on the painting, saying, power. Josh held that power for On the one hand, I am worried Bowling Creen, Ohio 43403-0726 breath of life, the the man be- "THIS IS MINE!" himself and was cautious to about how violence on television came a living being." (Genesis whom he accorded it. Some peo- Copyright 1993, The BC News affects the value we place on 2:7) Jamie Yeo ple could not be trusted with it, human life. But, on the other The next point made is that Freshman and it was withheld. hand, I fear that free speech humans are a species of animal. Josh was a seaman on the rights may be at risk under in- Respond Sure, if you're a scientist who Brother's funeral U.S.S. Coral Sea before it was de- creased censorship. Signed letters or columns express the doesn't believe in God. But, if you commissioned. He had received a Perhaps those who argue aren't above sitting and picking meaningful lesson commendation from the Admiral against violence on television are beliefs of the individual and in no way up a Bible, you would find that, of the Sixth Fleet, and passed ignoring an important part of represent the opinions of The BG News. unlike animals, man was made to Usually, guest columnist Solo- away two days before he was to human nature: our voyeuristic All readers are encouraged to express their be in the likeness of God, "In His mon Omo-Osagie discusses such deploy for Seal training school. impulse. opinions through letters to the editor and Image." scholarly topics and uses such in- One thing about his memorial guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 Another point made in this ar- tricate words that I cannot un- service still strikes me and will Every week I read Norm Van ticle is that "Homo Sapiens basi- derstand him. An exception came for the rest of my life. That was Ness's column in The News de- words, typed, and contain the writer's cally got lucky and made the on Monday. His column on ra- the abundance and variety of spite the fact that I find his opin- telephone number, address, class rank, critical adaptation that catapul- cism was very straight forward people there. He loved and was ions to be ignorant restatements and major. ted us to the dominate position on and comprehendable. I totally loved by whites, blacks, Asians, of the ruling elite's propaganda. Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 the earth." agree with him, to boot. tall people, short people, young Again if you pick up a handy Being from a predominantly and old. Steve Engel West Hall. Bible, you would find that in white (actually light peach Through my experiences with Political Science Instructor Local Tuesday , November 16, 1993 The BG News page three City approves Employees want union BGponce Nursing home workers fight for more benefits arrest man new water line by Tara Stubbs for making general assignment of the employees are in favor of a union, the union by Julie Tagllaferro city budget crunch. is formed. campus editor Although the project will Verhoogen said he believes about 70 percent of fake IDs cost about the same under the An employee march on the director's office at the employees are in favor of the union, many are new ordinance, the phase the Wood County Nursing Home to call for unioni- undecided and a few are against the union. byJoePeltter The Bowling Green City system will allow the project zation fizzled Monday, but organizers said they He said 53 of 83 employees have signed cards police reporter Council approved a plan Mon- to be funded through different remain determined to unite the home's workers. stating that they would support a union. day to seek a contractor for means and at different times, What was supposed to be a surprise protest at Union organizers said they believe state money the first stage in the construc- Fischer said. the home ended quickly because two of the home's given to the county for a 6.6 percent salary in- So you want to be 21? Until tion of a second water line to Phase One, which will cost top administrators went home early. crease for employees resulted in only a 1 percent Thursday, a former University the city. about $4.5 million, will be About 10 of the more than 20 workers who had increase in their salaries. student would have helped you The new plan, which passed funded through the Water, gathered at the home proceeded to the office of the Michael Blake, head administrator of the nurs- out. unanimously, splits the Sewer and Capital Improve- Wood County commissioners, but none of the ing home, could not be reached for comment Mon- Brent M. Legris, 21, was ar- project into three phases, les- ment Fund - tax money, Fis- commissioners were there. day. rested Thursday for manufactur- sening the project's impact on cher said. In this phase, to be Union organizer Eric Verhoogen said workers Ernie Thomas, the husband of a nursing home ing fictitious Ohio driver's licen- city coffers. It canceled a pro- completed within a year, the who want to unionize are unhappy with how Com- resident, said he supports unionization. He said he ses with his home computer. posal, tabled for more than a city will build the water line municare, a Cincinnati-based company contracted does not believe the home is adequately staffed. year and a half, to build the along Route 25, from the by he county, is running the nursing home. According to Bowling Green water line all at once. intersection of King Road and He said he believes the home's administration is "I'm in there all the time. They don't have Police Chief Galen Ash, the fake The Second Water Trans- Route 64 to end in Bowling not providing enough employment benefits, enough help. There is no one here on Saturday and driver's licenses were nearly mission Main Project would Green. understaffing the home and not caring adequately Sunday," Thomas said. identical to the real thing. allow the city to bring more for residents. County Commissioner Alvin Perkins said he does water from its water treat- Phase Two, which will be "The county hired a high-priced consulting firm oppose unionization at the home. "The only thing he was lacking was the hologram and he said he ment plant on the Maumee completed in 1995, will con- to run the nursing home," Verhoogen said. "If people want to form a union they can," he was working on that," Ash said. River, William Fischer, nect the water line to the He said he believes if the company running the said. chairman of the council's pub- water plant. The final phase, home was based in the county the money could be Perkins said the commissioners do not believe it lic utilities committee, said. fed back into the community. He said daily condi- is their place to offer or decline support for the Investigating officer Sgt. Brad "The city needs more water. which will loop the line tions - like food for residents - would be im- union. Conner said the department We will be able to gain about through the city, will be com- proved. worked in conjunction with State 800,000 gallons each day," pleted five to 10 years from However, he said the board's lawyer would be Liquor Control agents to make Verhoogen said to start a union, employees ap- examining the workers' request for unionization Fischer said. now, Fischer said. proach the administration for support. If the ad- support. the arrests. The council had tabled an Phases Two and Three will ministration does not grant support, the union or- The union organizers said they plan on walking ordinance in July 1992 which be funded through residents' ganizers would seek help from the state Employee "Once we got together with the would have constructed the on administrators' offices again tomorrow. water and sewer bills. "The Relations Board. "The union has arrived whether they like it or Liquor Control, we brought him entire $7 million project after phase system will allow the The board conducts an election and if a majority not," Verhoogen said. in and he admitted to making the the funding had been ap- project to be implemented IDs," Conner said. proved. The proposal was ta- more efficiently," Fischer Conner said what started out as bled indefinitely because of a said. USG NAFTA a personal project for Legris Continued from page one. Continued from page one. 500,000 jobs to Mexico. But he turned into a profitable business. bring back student control of the stressed that the Democratic ARGUE general fee." off questions about hurting the Party "will reunite." "He said he made about 15 to Continued from page one. "That I'm not sure. I really In other business, Luckner president. Majority Leader Dick Supporters also warned of a 20 IDs," Conner said. couldn't say at this point," he gave a briefing on present issues Gephardt, D-Mo., said on "Face disaster in U.S. Mexico relations, Conner said it was relatively against the students without said. concerning the Ohio Student As- the Nation," that the issue is one with U.S. Trade Representative simple to make the IDs. mentioning their admissions. sociation. "I feel we've got to get right and Mickey Kantor saying on NBC "If he thinks he can't prove it If the appeal is denied, Fleming I don't think this NAFTA is the that a NAFTA defeat could res- "He would take the picture on a without those issues addressed, said the men could either appeal OSA decided to oppose an right NAFTA" urrect anti-American sentiments Polaroid with a red towel in the he just dismisses the case," the case to the Ohio Supreme exemption of state-funded uni- in Latin America and set back background and have his com- Fleming said. Court or pay the original $200 versities from an Ohio landlord House Majority Whip David trade talks for a generation. puter pull up the driver's license fines for underage drinking plus act which enables landlords to Bonior of Michigan, on NBC, re- to fill in the information," Conner Tolles said he does not know if court costs. They would also be repair apartment inadequacies peated his argument that NAFTA "It would just be shameful to said. "He would then change the he could win a case without that placed on three years of proba- within 30 days after the com- would mean lower wages for reject this treaty, to lose those printer cartridges to match the evidence. tion. plaint was filed. Americans and the loss of up to markets." he said. different colors on the licenses."

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"But for A judicial-bypass provision allows such a majority of the members of WASHINGTON - A Mississippi abortion those who legitimately fear the outcome of girl to avoid telling either parent if the girl the House or the Senate," he law requiring unmarried girls to get both involving one or both parents, this law is gets a judge's permission. The law requires COLUMBUS - Former Gov. said. The institute opposes the parents' consent or a judge's permission be- devastating." that the court proceedings be speedy and Richard Celeste said Monday tax boost. fore ending their pregnancies survived a Burke Balch of National Right to Life confidential. that most Americana and The 75-cents-per-pack pro- Supreme Court challenge Monday. Committee said Monday's action was "not members of Congress support posal would raise about $12 The court rejected a constitutional attack surprising." The law also requires judges to grant raising cigarette taxes to help billion a year. on the law, called by opponents "devastat- "What is surprising is how successful finance health care reform. permission if a girl shows she is mature Celeste predicted Congress ing" and "the most burdensome of its kind " abortion advocates have been in tying up enough to make the abortion decision on her "It's not going to take a will act on a reform package Monday's action was not a ruling but an these laws in court after the Supreme Court major tax increase," said own or proves an abortion is in her best in- before next November's elec- unexplained refusal to review the law. strongly indicated that two-parent consent terest. Celeste, who is working for tion ~ possibly as soon as Au- Nevertheless, both sides in the national de- laws with [judicial] bypass would be consti- the Democratic National gust. bate over abortion were quick to react. tutional," Balch said. In previous rulings, the Supreme Court Committee to campaign on The Clinton proposal would "The justices have denied young women has upheld one-parent consent laws and two- behalf of President Clinton's require states to create one or their day in court," said Catherine Albisa of The Mississippi law was enacted in 1986 parent notification laws that included judi- proposal. more alliances to negotiate the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy. but had been tied up in court since a federal cial-bypass options. 'If s going to take a major with doctors and hospitals for She called the Mississippi law "an onerous judge barred its enforcement that year. In 1990, the court struck down Minnesota's change in the way in which we providing health care for restriction" that is more burdensome than The law requires doctors to obtain written two-parent notification law because it had no do our business that achieves members. any other state's. permission from both parents before per- judicial bypass. real savings," he said after Consumers would choose speaking at an Ohio Hospital among competing plans the al- Association seminar. liances offer. Employers Celeste sees public and con- would pay 80 percent of pre- gressional support for the Democrats to investigate election mium costs; employees would 75-cents-per-pack cigarette pay 20 percent. tax boost Clinton proposed. The Associated Press paign manager Ed Rollins, a spending documents early to "We are absolutely certain that The Tobacco Institute said it In return, individuals would former Reagan aide. back up her denial of any manip- there is no substance to his [Rol- was not surprised that 70 per- be issued health security Speaking to reporters in Wash- ulation of the vote. lins'lassertions," John Lacey, a cent of people questioned in cards entitling them to a stan- NEWARK. NJ. - The Demo- ington on Nov. 9, Rollins said On Monday, it was the Demo- committee lawyer, told the polls favor such a tax. dard package of benefits cratic Party won permission $500,000 was spent to get black crats' turn to try to speed action judge. "About 70 percent of the whether they were employed, Monday to question under oath ministers and Democratic cam- on a lawsuit they filed Friday to The GOP and campaign law- public doesn't smoke. It makes unemployed or changed jobs. Republican Gov.-elect Christie paign workers to discourage try to block Whitman from taking yers said their clients would co- a great deal of sense to pro- Whitman's campaign manager blacks from voting. office Jan. 18. operate with the Democrats as pose a tax that most people Celeste said about 70 per- about his comments that money That comment caused a storm The Democrats asked a judge well as federal and state evi- don't have to pay," said Wal- cent of Americans would pay was paid to suppress black voter in which black ministers com- to allow them to question Rollins dence gathering. So did a lawyer ker Merryman, spokesman for the same or less for health in- turnout. plained of slander. Whitman, the and other campaign officials, in- for Rollins, Mike Carvin. the trade association in Wash- surance. Costs would go up for The Democratic national and first woman to be elected New cluding Whitman's brother, be- ington. the other 30 percent. state committees want to over- Jersey governor, said Rollins' fore the GOP formally responds "He wants to get his story out Merryman said Celeste may turn the Nov. 2 election, in which statements were lies, and he later to the lawsuit. and clear this matter as quickly be correct about public opin- He said half of the 30 per- incumbent Jim Florio lost by retracted them. The U.S. Justice U.S. District Judge Dickinson as possible," Carvin said. Rollins, ion, but questioned the extent cent paying more would get 26,620 votes. Department and state attorney Debevoise granted the request who has kept quiet since recant- of congressional support. more in return through more Lawyers for the Democrats general are conducting criminal over objections of lawyers for ing his remarks, did not respond "I've not seen any indication comprehensive benefits. expect to take a deposition investigations. the Republican State Committee to a phone message seeking Thursday or Friday from cam- Whitman released campaign and People for Whitman. comment Monday.

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Tuesday, November 16,1993 The BC News page five BG swim teams Bernie and 'Boys' victorious continue streaks The Associated Press 199 yards, one touchdown and as soon as Troy Aikman's Kosar agreed, saying, "I just no interceptions in the Cow- pulled hamstring heals. want Troy to get healthy so he boys' 20-15 victory over the Aikman still wasn't certain can come back and lead this Women win while men fall short Phoenix Cardinals. Kosar has whether his hamstring had ful- great team." IRVING - Winner was the the lowest interception rate in ly mended. Tributes for Kosar poured in Campbell said. by Marty Fuller word used at Valley Ranch to NFL history and didn't serve "I've never had a pulled after the game. sports writer Schaefer set a team season re- describe Bernie Kosar the day any balls up for grabs in Sun- hamstring before so I don't "I'm not trying to put Cleve- cord also, but it was not good after his debut with the Dallas day's game. want to rush it," Aikman said. land down but Bernie is a good enough for a win. His time of Cowboys. "It's all been a little over- "It's very frustrating to be on quarterback and has a very 4:09.28 in the 400 individual med- ''Bernie whelming," said Kosar, cut last strong arm," said Phoenix ley was bested by .21 of a second the sidelines. I'd like to play The BG swim teams have has always week after 8 seasons with the against Atlanta this Sunday but coach Joe Bugel. started a trend of splitting a win and Schaefer had to settle for a been a win- Cleveland Browns. "I just we'll just have to see. and a loss between the two second place finish. ner," Dallas didn't want to let the organiza- "I'll try it in practice this "If Bernie has lost a step, squads this year. If the women's The women's squad would not coach Jimmy tion and the players down. It week but I don't want to re- you couldn't tell it by the way settle for anything but victory. team wins, the men's team loses; Johnson said. was a hectic week." aggravate it. I'm optimistic," he played," said cornerback Its efforts proved to be strong and if the men's team wins, bet "He finds a Kosar went into the game he said. Robert Massey. "He played enough, as the women beat on the women to drop one. way to get late in the first quarter with 67 Aikman has been treating the like he had been in the Dallas The first Eastern Michigan 160-140. the job plays wrttien on a wristband. pull with ice and acupuncture. offense for five years. He meet of the Senior Josie McCulloch re- done." "I should be able to learn He was on the sidelines in blue looked sharp." season was mained undefeated in breast- "He may Kosar more of the offense this week," jeans watching Sunday's game. Kosar was a bit harder on against Notre stroke competition. McCulloch look a little Kosar said. "I just didn't want himself. Dame, and won the 100 breaststroke with a awkward at times, but his to make any plays to hurt the Johnson said the Aikman sit- squads contin- season's best time of 1:05.53. She passes get to the target on time team." uation "is still day to day. We'll "We had trouble handing the ued the streak also took the 200 breaststroke and he doesn't make mistakes," Kosar, signed for a guar- just watch how Troy is coming ball off a few times, and when I as the women race with a time of 2:21.93. offensive coordinator Norv anteed $1 million the rest of along. He's still our starting got sacked for the safety I were defeated Turner said. the season, will go back to the quarterback. Nothing should have dumped the ball while the men's Sophomore Heather Williams Kosar hit 13 of 21 passes for bench along with Jason Garrett changes." off quicker," Kosar said. squad was vic- Pall e son also stepped up to help out the torious. Falcons. Williams won the 100 In the second week of competi- freestyle and the 100 butterfly, tion against Wright State the also setting season best times for team results were different. the squad. The women won 10 of Harriers end year However, the end result of the 16 events and showed their depth Falcon hockey split between the two remained when they placed second in 6 of the same. The squads continued the 10 events that they won. the streak over the weekend. The with poor showing Falcon swimmers traveled to Yp- starts off strong silanti, Mich., to face Eastern It was close throughout the meet but the Falcons shut the by Paul Markotl The two runners who filled in Michigan in a dual meet. The door on the Eagles late in the sportswriter for Schaser and Devanney were by Brian Mart after the examination. women's team escaped with a afternoon during the 200 individ- freshmen Dave Exner and Tom sports writer Mike Hall has started skating victory, but the men's team was ual medley. In this event, the Williams. Exner finished 150th with the team again and will re- routed by the defending MAC women took first, second and The Bowling Green men's overrall with a time of 36:11, place Helbing if he is ready to champion Eagles, 166-75. third place and scored enough cross country team finished their while Williams finished 153rd The Bowling Green hockey play by FViday. Kevin Seguin will The men were outmatched points to put the meet away. season with a mediocore showing with a time of 36:12. team suffered a big blow over the see his first action of the year if from the first bang of the start- Sophomore Cheryl Patteson took at this weekend's NCAA district Despite their late finishes weekend when it learned that Hall is unable to go. ing gun. The Eagles swiped the first, McCulloch placed second meet in Bloomington, Ind. Bowl- Coach Sink was pleased with right wing Jason Helbing will re- first six events before the Fal- and freshman Alicia Kelso ing Green finished 20th among their performances. quire an arthoscopic knee exam- Several Falcons can be found cons could post a win. placed third, three seconds be- the 29 teams which ran finishing "Both Williams and Exner ran ination to determine if he tore gracing the Central Collegiate During the dismal perform- hind Patteson. with a total of 516 points. The top well,"Sink said,"It was a tough cartilage in his left knee. If torn Hockey Association leader stand- ance, the men's squad could only three teams qualified for the race due to their inexperience, cartilage is found, surgery will ings. Freshman Bob Petrie is win three events. The three Fal- NCAA finals. These teams in- but they held up real well." be performed after the examina- first among CCHA goaltenders con victories were in the 200 but- "After this event the meet was cluded first place Notre Dame The rest of the squad who ran tion. who have played more than 200 terfly, the 200 breaststroke and over," said Patteson. "I think this who finished with 55 points, sec- were Eddie Nicholson, Derric Helbing, a sophomore, had an minutes in wins (5), goals against the 200 backstroke. was our best meet so far. After ond place Miami who tallied 84 Kenne, Tim Arndt and Brian But- excellent first half until the in- average (2.14) and save percent- Sophomore Guenter Miller we won the first event, we really points, and Big Ten champion ler. Nicholson finished 59th with jury. He is currently tied for age (.918). Center Sean Pronger's took the 200 butterly with a time got pumped up for the rest of the Michigan who placed third with a a time of 39:01, Kenney placed fourth on the team in overall two shorthanded goals and Hel- of 1:53.90. Senior Kevin Grotke, meet." total of 85 points. 97th with a time of 34:50, Arndt scoring with eight points. bing's two game winning goals one of the MAC'S best, swam a Coach Sid Sink said the per- was 112th with a time of 35:07 "Jason has been a very pleas- also lead the CCHA. Jeff Wells 10 2:09.30 in the 200 breaststroke Patteson went on to win two formance was not good, but con- and Butler claimed 132nd place ant surprise for our team this points are tops among CCHA de- for another Falcon win. more events and helped push the sidering the circumstances it with a time of 35:47. year," head coach Jerry York fensemen. Both junior Jason Campbell Falcons to victory. was acceptable. "We didn't run said just before the injury oc- and senior Rob Schaefer set team very well, but we weren't at full Despite the poor showing Sink curred. season records in their events. strength since we were running said that the tough competition York hopes to have Helbing Despite being idle over the The women are now 2-1 overall Campbell set the pace in the 200 without Brad [Schaser] and will prepare the team for next back on the ice when the Falcons weekend, BG continues to climb and 1-0 in MAC competition. The backstroke clocking in at 1:54.56, James [Devanney]," Sink said. year. resume play against the Uni- the national polls. The Falcons chalking up the final BG individ- men's squad is 1-2 overall and 0-1 Schaser missed the meet due to "I felt the meet was good be- verisity of Illinois-Chicago on have moved up to fifth in the ual victory. in the MAC. back spasms he suffered before cause it gave the seniors a last Jan. 7, following a three-week WMEB Radio Media Poll thanks "I had a great weekend. I was the Mid-American Championship shot and gave the youngsters layoff over the new year. to their 6-0-1 start, which is their in good shape and everything Both squads will host the Uni- and Devanney was absent to to an hope for the following year," However, the extent of time he best since the 1976-77 Falcons just came together for me," versity of Toledo this weekend. injury involving his shins. Sink said. will miss will not be known until jumped out of the gate at 7-0-0. 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The Associated Press it, go change it. Go win the to Pasadena more recently. But that is little consolation game." Backing into the Rose Bowl for Cooper or for fickle Ohio Cooper will get his next and and winning an outright Big State fans who notice only one COLUMBUS - Like a nag- best opportunity to get the Ten title won't be enough to game or. the schedule. ging pain in the neck that won't maize-and-blue monkey off his quiet Cooper's' critics in this Cooper said Ohio State go away, the mention of the back when the fifth-ranked city of 575,000 people which wouldn't be complacent, even word Michigan brings up a lot Buckeyes travel to Michigan doesn't have a pro sports team though Michigan, which has of close calls and catcalls for on Saturday. to occupy its attention. Only a won its last two games, is 6-4 Ohio State coach John Cooper. A lot is riding on the out- victory over Michigan will on the year. In five meetings with rival come, even beyond putting up guarantee most fan's happi- "Obviously, we're going to do Michigan while with the Buck- with another year of criticism ness. everything we can to win the eyes, he has lost four times and and speculation from critics. "I don't think you've had a game this week. But if we end tied once. The Buckeyes (9-0-1 overall fantastic year at Ohio State un- up in the Rose Bowl, you're not In a state where everything and 6-0-1 in the Big Ten Con- less you beat Michigan," Coop- going to hear us apologizing to grinds to a halt on the third ference) can lock up their first er said. "If we go to the Rose anybody," Cooper said. Saturday in November each outright Big Ten title and first Bowl, it'll be a good year for us. In 1990, Ohio State needed to year in anticipation of the trip to the Rose Bowl in nine But I don't think anybody's go- defeat Michigan to remain a game of the season, Cooper's years with a victory. ing to be satisfied - certainly factor in the conference race. record is a sore spot. But it's Even if they lose, they still I'm not going to be satisfied A tie would do the Buckeyes no more of a sore spot to him than can back into a trip to Pasa- and I wouldn't want our good. So on fourth ami 1 at anybody else. dena. The only way Wisconsin players to be satisfied - unless their own 29 with less than two "Do I like living in Columbus can go is if the Buckeyes lose we go up there and win this minutes left, they went for the when we haven't beaten Michi- and the Badgers win at Illinois game, too." first down. Greg Frey was gan? Obviously, the answer is on Saturday and against Mich- Not that Ohio State hasn't thrown for a loss on an abor- no," Cooper said Monday at his igan State Dec. 4 in Tokyo. come close against the Wolver- tive option play and Michigan weekly news conference. "I Wisconsin, which tied Ohio ines. sealed the outcome with a field don't like living here when you State 14-14 two weeks ago, "We haven't beaten Michi- goal in the final seconds. have to hear that all the time. hasn't been to the Rose Bowl gan, but in four of the five Ohio Slate's Butler By'not'e (33) Is tackled at the ankles by In- But I tell our team - our since 1962 and would win a tie- years I've been here, the game Kickoff is at 12:08 p.m. Sat- diana's Derrick Terrel (41) In the first quarter of the Buckeyes players and coaches and even breaker with Ohio State be- has gone right down to the urday. The game will be 23-17 win Saturday. myself - that if you don't like cause the Buckeyes have been wire," Cooper said. nationally televised by ABC. Holtz golden with Irish Cincinnati still winless The Associated Press Bumbling Bengals only team in NFL without a win sessed." That was true of Irish teams since the beginning The Associated Press Even people who believe Lou Holtz tarnished the of the century, and never was it more true than on and 22 first downs in the two and its only Pro Bowl player - Golden Dome will now have to concede that he po- Saturday. In Knute Rockne's day, Irish teams were quarters; Cincinnati had just 57 for the rest of the game. lished it some, too. The question it begs is whether made up of Irish, a tough enough bunch to begin CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati yards and 4 first downs. "I don't know what's unusual or it's possible any longer, even at Notre Dame, to do with. They were often underdogs, often played on Bengals are starting to act the And while the Oilers had their not. I did it, and I felt it was the one without first doing the other. the road, often with something to prove, and more part of worst team in franchise way, the Bengals laughed. right thing to do," Shula said. You don't have to like Holtz, or buy into his often than not, they overachieved. history. "You've got guys laughing on Green, who has rushed for only shuck Woe is always him. The constant poor- Because of an ideal that began then and traces a The star running back is belit- the sideline, and we're down 21-0 234 yards this season, was angry. mouthing is tired, the occasional bullying is jar- nearly unbroken line of success, much has tling the head coach. Players are and 28-0," offensive lineman Joe He tersely noted that the 0-9 re- ring, and the cloak of piety comes out from the changed. Holtz now has the best of the Irish, as laughing about one of the worst Walter said. cord makes Shula the worst closet so often it's starting to look tattered. There well as Poles, Germans, Italians and Afro- defeats in franchise history. Fans Asked at what point it became coach in club history, and said it are more things to dislike about Holtz - before Americans. Although Holtz would have everyone have given up. clear that his team wasn't in the will be difficult to have a work- ever opening "Under the Tarnished Dome" -- and believe otherwise, Notre Dame is rarely the And perhaps the worst part of game mentally, coach Dave ing relationship with him. more than a few people do. underdog. Yet his teams, keeping faith, overa- this worst-ever season: There's Shula said, "Oh, it could have "If he's lost confidence in me But they have to respect his abilities to coach. chieve in the biggest games, too. no letup in sight. The NFL's only been on any number of occasions. and respect for me as a starter, I And to motivate. And to win. Whatever his other winless team plays nothing but Pick one." feel the same way (about him)," sins, Holtz understands the Notre Dame mystique, After Saturday's victory, Holtz didn't say winners for the next three weeks. OK. First quarter. The score is Green said. "For me, it's the first whatever else it means, means winning football whether waking up the echoes was in his game only 7-0, and the Bengals have time I've really been involved in games. plan. But some of his innovations echoed Rockne. "It's not, 'Where do we go just recovered a fumble. Quar- a predicament where I get ben- "We can't do nothing about mystique," coach now?' We know where we're go- terback Jay Schroeder calls an ched for a missed assignment. Bobby Bowden said after his No. 1-ranked Florida In this day and age, the wonder may not be that ing: down the drain," running audible, changing from a run up "I don't really understand how State team became its latest victim. the dome reflects some of the things that are about back Harold Green said. the middle to a pitchout. Green Dave can tuck his tail in and put "I can see what tradition means to them," he college football. But that it reflects so much of the For the first time all season, doesn't pick it up and is in the me totally out of the game plan, added. "Their kids played like they were pos- good. the Bengals looked like they sim- wrong place when Schroeder and expect me to be a starter and ply gave up Sunday during a 38-3 pitches it to him. The ball boun- a leader of the team, especially loss to Houston, the second-worst ces off Green's arm, the Oilers the way things are going right beating in franchise history. The recover and go on to score again. now." Oilers went up 28-0 in perhaps Shula is so upset that he ben- The team's overall play Sunday the Bengals' worst-ever first ches Green - the team's leading suggested Klingler isn't the only half: Houston had 307 total yards rusher and receiver last season one worn down by losing. The Society Of Professional Journalists presents Outdoor Rec Outdoor Rec Outdoor Rec Outdoor Rec Outdoor Rec Sponsors the 1st Annual News 2000 HIKE-A-THON A Gannet Newspaper Division program designed to meet the chang- Dec. 5, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. ing needs in the next century for newspapers and their readers. Proceeds will benefit the Thomas Kerr, executive editor and the Nature • The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio Qonservancy will discuss the far-reaching program. 6-12 mile hike along the scenic Maumee River Wednesday, Nov. 17 - 8:30 p.m. SIGN CJP TODAY Ill South Hall Pick up your bid sheet in the Free and open to all office! 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The Associated Press can basically win on the defen- Eric Montross was one vote lly McCaffrey of Vanderbilt fernee Hardaway of Memphis Robinson had an impressive sive end." shy of being a unanimous selec- rounded out the team with 38 State - all underclassmen who rookie year last season, averag- CLEVELAND - Indians center In his second year with the In- tion and Grant Hill was the lone votes. joined the NBA - and teammate ing 24.1 points and 9.2 rebounds fielder Kenny Lofton has been dians, Lofton finished third repeater Monday on The Associ- Temple's Aaron McKie was the Bobby Hurley. All went on to and was tabbed second-team All- selected as an American League among AL outfielders with 402 ated Press' preseason All- next-highest vote-getter with first-team postseason honors ex- America He is the whole pack- outfielder on the 1993 Rawlings putouts and 422 total chances. He America college basketball team. seven. cept Hill, who was replaced by age again for the Boilermakers, Gold Glove Award Team, the In- also recorded 11 outfield assists Montross averaged 15.8 points Indiana's Calbert Cheaney, the both on the offensive and defen- dians announced Monday. and started three double plays. Montross, North Carolina's and 7.6 rebounds for the Tar national player of the year. sive ends. The Gold Glove Award, which Lofton also led the American 7-foot center, was named on 64 of Heels last season as they won the Hill averaged 18 points and 6.4 Kidd came to the country's at- acknowledges outstanding field- league for the second consecu- the 65 ballots from a nationwide national championship. He shot rebounds despite being bothered tention last season as a freshman ing achievement, is presented tive year with 70 stolen bases, panel, while Hill, Duke's 6-8 62 percent from the field and was toward the end of the season with when he led the Golden Bears to annually to 18 of baseball's best shattering his single season club swingman, received 61 votes, the named second-team All-America ankle and toe injuries and was an 11-2 finish including a second- fielders, one from each position record of 66 set in 1992. His .325 same as 6-8 Purdue junior for- last season. voted third-team All-America round victory over Duke in the in both the American and average ranked fourth in the ward Glenn Robinson. Hill was named to the presea- He had offseason surgery on his NCAA tournament. National leagues. The recipients league, while his 116 runs scored for the award are chosen by tied for third place. Major League managers and Lofton placed second in the coaches. balloting for AL Rookie of the Year in 1992, trailing Mil- Wallace wins, comes up short "It's a real honor for me," Lof- ton said Monday in a telephone waukee's Pat Listach. interview from North Carolina, Other American League The Associated Press Wallace, driving a Pontiac by 80. Rookie of the Year in 1979 and where he is participating in a players selected for this year's Grand Prix, captured his series- Earnhardt can now pursue followed that by winning his first charity tournament. "I always Gold Glove Award Team were leading 10th victory of the season Richard Petty's record of seven Winston Cup title in 1980. He won look at it as good things come to Don Mattingly of the New York HAMPTON -- Rusty Wallace and the 31st of his career, leading titles, once considered untoucha- again in 1986 and followed with those who wait, and I just waited Yankees; Roberto Alomar and dominated Sunday's season- 189 of the 328 laps on the ble. Petty, who retired at the end championships in 1987, 1990 and long enough for my time." Devon White of the Toronto Blue ending Hooters 500 but came up 1.522-mile oval. of the 1992 season, won his titles 1991. Ix>fton said he had always Jays, Ken Griffey Jr. and Omar short as Dale Earnhardt wrapped It wasn't enough, however. The over a 16-year span from 1964 to Earnhardt will collect the wanted to win the award. Vizquel of Seattle; Mark Lang- up his sixth NASCAR Winston 1989 champion, who came into 1979. Earnhardt's six have come champion's bonus of $1.25 mil- "It's what people strive for de- ston of California; and Ivan Ro- Cup stock car champion with a the race 126 points behind Earn- in his first 15 seasons. lion, while Wallace will receive fensively. It's the only thing you driguez of Texas. lOth-place finish. hardt, wound up losing the title Earnhardt, 42, was NASCAR's $350,000 for the runner-up spot. Classifieds

EARN CREDIT IN FRANCEI GOLDEN KEY MEMBERS #1 Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise $279- 6 FREE AIRFARE FOR TWO' FREE SUBWAY SNADWICHES CAMPUS EVENTS A general meeting will be held Wed , Nov 17, Days' Includes i? Meals & All Taxes! This is a at Saturdays home football game1 Las! information meeting on me AYAFrance at 9pm m lOOBA Come to 'md out about up HUGE Parry) Great Beaches & Nightlife) Hurryl Drawing at Saturday's last home football game vs Western BG vs Western KICKOFF 1? NOON 1994/95 programs. Location: The French coming events and available officer posisitions Pnces Increase 12/iQ' i 800-678-6386 Sponsored by American Airlines • • • SPJ • • • House (OOP McDonald Ouad) Dale Nov 16 at for 1994 Oh ya< There will be tree snacks too' -PHI SIGMA KAPPA* continued on p. 8 ,'TOpm For into call 372 7146 Society ol Professional Jo Congratulations to our new chapter A discussion about nows goals IRISH CLUB HUNGER AWARENESS WEEK PresidentBrad Shlnn and the rest News 2000 Gannett Co program IRISH CLUB of the new executive council' Thomas Ke«, executive edito* Tuesday930Rm 103 I'm proud of you I News Messenger Fremont, Ohio Mov>e -TK Wednesday. Nov ' / ■ 8 30 pm "Cry Freedom" CEDAR 111 South Hall IRISH CLUB Tuesday at 9 30 Hm 103 ADOPTION Happily mamed couple wishes to St Thomas More ■ 7:30 p.m. become parents Will offer lots of love, " NEVER AGAIN- Bring Xtra Star Xlra T-shirts laughter, security, and a bnght future. Call Responsible Decisions about POINT Theresa and Sal ANYTIME an 800 736-2761 Drinking and Driving Last Lecture Series Presents DR. RICHARD Performers •Musicians In what year was BGSU founded? L. WEAVER Sail-Discipline: A key lo Quali- Anyone who witnessed the accident on Wed . How many sludenls receive financial Technicians • Berenrtain Bears'" MMl ngtor <-"' ty, Productivity and Happiness 11 /i 0 at i '00 at the comer of Mercer and Poe. aid? How many students are from 9 tSpmmBA 10? Thursday.Nov 18tl>900pm 1007BA please call 1 -255-2451 and leave message. Specialty/Comic Performers out of state! You can learn E very one Welcome' Alpha Lambda Delta this and MORE' Be a Prevew Day ATTENTION SORORITY AND FRATERNITY Kent, Ohio •• NEVER AGAIN " volunteer Tour GuKJe on SAT, DEC 4! SOCIAL/FAVOR CHAIRS: Friday, Nov. 12, 1993 PRACTICE YOUR ICE SKATING SKILLS Come to one or our information Tired of hassling with catalogues whenever Kent State University BGSU SKATING CLUB Alpha EpsiIon Delta meetings on either you need favors? Want personalized, face-to- Student Center - Third Floor Pie-Medical Soaety EVERY TUESDAY AT 9:15PM TUES . NOV. 30 m Taft Room (Union) or face service with no shipping charges? Tues Nov. 16,6.30pm .334 LSC ALL STUDENTS WELCOME. WED.. DEC. 1 m Campus Room (Union) at THE GREEK MART carnes a full line of favors. Auditions & Interviews: 2:30 - 4:30 pm Panel ol medical siudoms 12 50 CHARGE. 9pm indudingglassware, picture frames, any Columbus, Ohio AH are welcome'! screen printing Hems, and other creative ft Sunday. Nov. 14,1993 PRAYERS TO THE MOON unique ideas Our prices are lower, and wo Holiday Inn On The lane UAO WANTS YOU Feeling stressed out and lull ol conflict? dont have high minimum order quantities' 328 W. Lane Avenue AMhHICASffi to go to CHICAGO1 This month PEACE COALITION focuses on Call 353-0901 for details' COUFGF RFPUUUCANS January 15-171994 Musician Auditions: 3:30 - 5:00 pm inner peace. Our senes begins TONIGHT with leave 8am Sat. 4 return 9:30 pm Mon. Performer Auditions: 5:00 - 6:30 pm Tonight, 9:00 pm. 112BA unerases in self-reflection Dased on Kay Leigh Technician & Berenstaln Bear Hagan's book "Prayers to the Moon." 9pm 195 Include* 2 nights at Best Weetem DON'T BE LEFT IN THE COLD THIS YEAR Interviews: 3:30 - 6:30 pm UCr Center (Comer of ThurstirvRidge) SPRING BREAK SALE'" transportation & A NIGHT AT THE IM BG PRO ' BG PRO ' BG PRO Book your trip by Dec. 4 for the Cincinnati, Ohio PROV! PUBLIC RELATIONS ORGANIZATION WOME N IN COMMUNICATIONS guaranteed best rooms ft prices' Monday. Nov. 15,1993 $80 Includes 2 nights at Best Western DIANA CARPENTER FROM THE Jamaica. Cancun, Bahamas, Daytona and transportation ONLY! Holiday Inn -1-275 North COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Meeting tomorrow at 7.30 in 106 BA Panaman City ft South Padre Island "Based on 4 person occupancy- I-275 & Rt. 42 (between 1-71 & I-75) 7:30. WED, NOVEMBER 17 Rta Sobol will discuss NLWSPAPER EDIT- Sun Splash Tours Transportation by Bus Auditions & Interviews: ROOM 100 BA ING" 1-80CM26-7710 Last one ol the semester. Don't miss it111 SIGN UPS NOW- 2:30-4:30 pm DEC10 Bowling Green Gaming Society Bowling Green, Ohio: UAO Office - 3rd Floor Union FALCON FOOTBALL SATURDAY' Games Fest '93 'Dec. 3-4 Saturday, Nov. 20, 1993 372-2343. __ Fan Appreciation Day' Call Tim 3-4152 tor room assignments KCKOFF 12 00 NOON B.G.S.U. - University Union RIDES Musician Auditions: 9:30 -11:30 am WANTED: Performer Auditions: 12:00 - 2:00 pm Culture December Graduation Tickets' Hard Rock Cale Need a part-time ,oD ' Technician Interviews: 9:30 -11:30 am I need a ride to Roch. NY Nov 23 or 22 or Buf- WHI pay f I Improv Summer job7 la'o area Call Julie 2-5870 Call 372 5200 Berenstaln Bear Interviews: Comedy Related to your major? 12:00 - 2:00 pm An "How To Find Your Own Go Shopping Under the Mistletoe Co-op or Internship'* Also At Cedar Point: Oh So Much More' SERVICES OFFERED Coming soon- your chance lo do some holiday Thurs. Nov. 18th 3:30pm Friday, December 17,1993 shopping. Buy some great handmade crafts m 300 Student Services Friday. January 7,1994 Are you gang' the Lenhart Ballroom from Nov. 30 - Dec 2 372-2451 for details Auditions & Interviews Jan 15-1/"with UAO PREGNANT? Brought to you by UAO. Call 2-2343 for more 3722343 We can help FREE a CONFIDENTIAL preg ir formation 12:00 - 4:00 PM nancy tests, support & information. BG Preg- Under the Mistletoe INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE: MEN'S ft For additional sites and further nancy CentefXallSSajHOPE WOMEN'S 3 PLAYER BASKETBALL EN- Do you have a topic to share Information contact: with future leaders? TRIES DUE NOV. 18; MEN'S A WOMEN'S P.AW. is coming! TRACK ft FIELD ENTRIES DUE DEC. l.ALL Cedar Point Live Shows PERSONALS (Politeness in Action Week) P.O. Box 5006 Apply today to speak at the ENTRIES DUE IN 130 FIELD HOUSE BY 400 November 15-19 Sandusky, OH 44871-8006 1994 High School I eadership PM ON DUE DATE. Conference (419)627-2390 Applications are available m ! Campus Eipresslont I 42S Student Services This Thursday. Nov. 18. the Racism Reduc- tion Center hostsCampua Expressions Help Student Environmental Action Coalition to reduce racism to the pent ol extinction STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING Thursday, Sovember 1H, 7:00 p.m. 095 Overman Hall meets every Tuesday at 8 00 pm m the through knowledge It all starts at 9pm m tie UCF Center (corner Thurstm and Ridge) Bowl 'N Greenery WE ARE BACK & WE ARE BETTER Everyone is welcome to attend' Great Lakes Film and Discussion Series »i Spnng Break> Panama City1 8 Days Ocean THE BG S.U BLOOOMOBILE IS HERE!' view Room With A Kitchen" $i 19' Great Loca- rfflE ALL ]\g;ty "The Great Lakes: Bitter Legacy" North East Commons tion) Walk To Bars' Includes Discount Card! Mon.-Frl. (Nov 15-19) 10:30-4 30pm Hurry' Prices Increase 12/151 A National Audubon Society Film For Further Information cell 352-4575 1 800 678 6386 Give Blood1! Give The Gin Ol Lite!! JOBS We Know you want one. Come hear David Stanford, UAO Associate Director ol Co-Op Education, CHICAGO speak ol the importance of having UAO experience in today's job market. CHICAGO Keep Reeding to learn More! Nov. 17Th, 8:30, Rm 111 BA

What are the origins o* racism in ine United States? How is racism perpetuated today * Join LAW SOCIETY November 16 at 8 30pm m Room 100BA Racism Reduction Center on Thursday at 'With ..( 9 00pm in the Bowl 'N Greenery (Union) to dis- Regular Business Meeting cuss these issues 30*' TOOAYi TODAYl TODAY" TODAY' Find out what the NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PRO- GRAM BG's is ail about1 The Shark BEST CALL-IN TONIGHT Travel. Adventure. Academics, and Friends' 88.1 FM SHOW 10pm Today-2:30pm. 3rd Floor Union-State Room! WBGU ■ Whon You Care Enough Call us -.372-2826 To Sond Tne> Very Best' Commentary by: Daniel Dishong, National Wildlife Federation Come help keep the home win streak alive! Great Lakes Initiative Coordinator ■eeeeit aBensetS! Feeewsm psfssv WMSMsn How serious arc the toxic chemicals in llic Great Lakes to surrounding ecosystems and communities? How do these pollutants get into Lake waters? Wnat can/should be dODc about it? Join us lor a program that probes this cntical question.

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FAN APPRECIATION DAY1 • Gifts • Coiwclibl FREE Semeater of Tuition to on* tacky student! Funds Provided by the Canadian Studies Gran' Programs • Souvenirs FREE Subway sandwich** to first 1000 BGSU students! TICKETS Sponsors: Ine Center for Environmental Programs FREE American Airlines AIRFARE FOR 2 M on* lucky hinl 372-2762 EVERYBODY WINS! FREE Hocfcay or Ba*k*lb«ll Octet to Ural 8000 paying t*n*l and the Canadian Studies Program page eight The BC News Tuesday, November 16, 1993

continued from p. 7 t -2 Subieaser/s for Spnng *»4 Full A part time drivers needed ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT fisher- 3 bedroom upstairs apt downtown $300-$150Vmonth, pay electric onry. Apply at alter 12 Noon at ies. FOR SALE 354-1612 or 352 7628 OX THETA CHI OX Close to campus. Large. AC. pets allowed, Marcos Pizza. 1045 N Mam. Bowling Green Many earn $2.000•/mo m canneries or B*other of the Week Security. Call 353-3919. Leave message t3.000-$6.000»/mo on fishing vessels 3 bedroom house at 441 N. Enierpnse Contact YaslrSHebkhan Many employers provide room & board and 01 Awesome Spring Breaks! Plan Early - LIFEGUARDS Newlove Rentals at 328 S Mam. Our only of Car>n«i Member of the Www Get your summer job Imed up now I transportation Over 8,000 openings No n Save ISO & Get Best Rooms' Prices in- Mike Matthew* 2 female subieasers needed lor Spring Semes fice 352-5620 Lifeguards • all shirts • U 50mr experience necessary! Male or Female Get crease 12/15! Bahama* Cruise 6 days with ter across from Founders Share bedroom in 2 OX THETA CHI OX the necessary head start on next smmer. For 12 msara $3791 Panama City Room w/ 7th St one bedroom efficiency. bdrm house Rent & electric only 352 2914 Possible Head Guard- salary based on e*p If interested, contact: more information call: kitchen $1291 Cancun from Columbus $439. Stove, refng. All uDl md. $325. OX THETA CHI OX 2 sublease's needed Spnng '94 Columbia JELLYSTONE CAMP RESORT 1 -206-545-4155 eit. A5544 Jamaica $459. Psdrs $199. Ksy Wast $239. Cain-474-5344. Court. $1B1 2S/mo 352 5747 3392 SR 82 QaytonskHchsns $1491 1-600-678-6386. Congratulations to (he Mantua. Ohio 44 2S5 DEC GRAD. NEED EX TICKETS ChikJcare - full time or jobe share m BG home 1962 Olds Omega 84 Ford E scort Wagon $1,200 That* Chi Hockey Team on WILL BUY THEM 874-9395 (near Sea World of Ohio) for 6 mo old 354 3294 Good local car. Runs well but needs work Tnp tickets, lor use anytime Mercy Ruling the Delta in the (Please leave message on machine) $300 060 Call 354 6600 (leave message) 2 Bahamas $500.1 Cancun $250 353-1732. Fraternity Hockey Championships Now hinng delivery persons Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. • -1 1985- Plymouth Reliant, new battery, alter- Appry between 2-4 pm. M-F AH materials provided Send SASE to Carty Rental* Houses & Apts listings Female Sublease' needed for Spring '94 nator and fuel pump Very dependable car. DiBenedeno'sl432E Wooster PO Boi 395. Oathe.KS 66051 Available for school year 1994 95 OX THETA CHI OX $700/semester (negotiable). For more must sell: $500 firm Call 352 0205 No phone calls information call 353-1230 Call 353-0325 or pick up listing at office Professional couple needs reliable childcare in 20" Mt. Bike. Paramount, very sharp 316 East Merry Apt. 3 our Perrysburg township home As available WEIGHT ROOM AWARENESS CLINIC $450 Nog Call Randy 354 3917 now A 3 to 4 days a week next semester Coma and learn about Nautilus and Universal Needed Female subieaser for Spring to share PART-TIME STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Transportation required 1 874 2147 Carty Rentals — 353-0325 Weightingmo • utilities Great housemates, call Stan in Oec or Jan $160 ♦ electric per month. Background In Biochemistry or Cell Biology For Rent Lisa 3S3 5005 Or -oom. N.IPO eon ROfjd 352 6968 preferred. Fuji-time position supported by an FOR RENT Duplex, ad;aeoni to campus "' FREE TRIPS & CASHi — i non-smoking female subieaser needed for NIH grant and is renewable annually based on 352-0000 Roommate to share apartment in BG with 2 Call us and find out how 100s of students Spnng fM Close to campus- $i80vmo- plus performance Excellent fringe benefits pack- female students (419)666 6677. are already earning FREE TRIPS and age and the opportunity for tuition tree courses utilities Price negotiable. Call 352-8625 1 a 2 bdrm apts. available now and Spring FURNISHED- 1 BDRM APT . ONE-HALF Rooms toe rent in new house appro* 1 mile LOTS OF CASH with Amenca's'l Spring available To Apply submit letter ol application, Break company) Cancun, Bahamas. semester WiiiriroD forma-Ams 35? 9138 BLOCK FROM from BGSU. Prefer older student or prof per resume, and 3 names, addresses and tele CAMPUS' AVAIL SPRING SEMESTER 1 or 2 people needed to sublease 1 bdrm apt son Call for more info Price negotiable Call Jamaica, Panama, Daytona or Padre I phone numbers of professional references 1 bdrm apt close to campus Avail Jan close to campus 352-5215 Call now1 Take A Break Student Travel DONT PASS 3546117 postmarked by December i, 1993 to Person 1 St. '94 $275 00 plus util. 1 -893-1277 1 (600) 328 SAVE or (617) 424 8222 THIS ON!" UP CAI I 353-8616 1-2 non smoking, easy-going, fun, responsible nel Services (Search M 065). Bowling Green Subieaser needed tor Campus Manor apt tor SBte University, Bowling Green. OH 43403 female roommates needed for spnng semes 1 bedroom apartment Spnng semester Close to campus Own room 8GSU is an EECVAA employer/educator Male Roommate Wanted Haven House Apts ter Apartment overlooking campus Cheap Sublease 'or Spring Call 353-0914. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Avail immediately until end of 2nd semester. Please call 352 7560 353-0116 Need a summber job? Call Brian at 354-3211 or Aaron at (313) Don't wait nil the last minute1 Female subieaser needed i/94 8<*M The BG News 675-5604 HELP WANTED Yogi Bear's Jellystone Camp Resort is looking 1 bedroom apartments Free water and sewer Huge room m spacious home, i mile from needs an expenenced typist/proofreader tor 2 creative, outgoing persons to coordinate 114 N Main. 228 S College Contact Newlove Now renting brand new 2 6 3 bedroom apis, in campus Uitl incf. furnish avail. Jan pd to typeset classified advertising and direct activities for a family camping facili- Rentals at 326 S Main Our only office Bowling Green. Oh©. Rent starts at $399-455 t2?0/mo tiQOdoposi 352 4090. Jacme Spring ■94/Thurs 4 Fn*s/llam-2pm 352 5620 Central A/C. carpeted, appliances included. $70Owk cannery workers. |4000/mo deck- ty. We are located near Aurora, Ohio just 5 •"REQUIREMENTS"" 1 Some handicap accessible units available For Help Apartment available Spring 94 to sub- hands. Alaska fishing industry now hirmg for miles from Sea World of Ohio Experienced is Computer expenence • accurate & speedy 2 bedroom apartments at 709 Fifth St and 824 more information, please call Debbie at lease 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, ware- sower non summer. 11.000 openings No e*p preferred, but not necessary Living facilities Proficient speller & proofreader Smh Si Contact Newlove Rentals al 328 S 3525967 and gas paid Pool and shuttle service availa- necessary. Free rm. & bd. These jobs go fasti are available. Males or females are encour- Apply at Student Employment Mam Our only office 352 5620 ble 3 people needed. $171 66 per month Call aged to apply Interviewing will be done at the Employment Alaska 1-206-323-2672. 2 bedroom apartments available for Spring Slop in for our 1994-1995 brochures. Newlove 354O920 Resort. If interested, send your resume D: Rentals 328 S Mam Our only olfice Waitresses/waiters Pan-time Some days. Semester Call 352 9302 Help Warned 10-40 hours/wk. flenWe Jelly stone Camp Resort 352-5620 3392 SR 82 evenings ft weekends Apply between 2-4 2 4 Subtoasers needed for 2 bedroom apt I need a roomate ASAP Please call Jody schedule. Openings throughout Ohio. Monday through Friday. The Elks Club. 200 Mantua. Ohio 44255 Pets allowed Jan May Call 353-8804 Subieaser i bdrm apt available m Dec. A/C at353 9405 $9 00/siamng pay 866-1726 Campbell Hill Road andutil included $380 353-1732 r Care Guide

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