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Weather Student battles local Sunoco station Towing charges exceed what city ordinances allow price ceiling to be by Jane Kllgore student life reporter discover that the station was "When I wtnt into the station to "Even though the owner has had a lawyer talk to him and legally in the wrong for their ac- talk to someone about what had tell him the ordinance, he still doesn't believe he is doing tions. happened, a worker said, 'You've A University student is calling "Forty dollars for towing and waited a week [to talk about the the bluff of a local gas station, anything wrong." $20 for a dolly fee is not legally fee], you can wait a little longer,' Get ready for the white claiming that he and many others Tim Burgin, University senior allowed under the Bowling Green " Burgin said. "From then on, I stuff: have been taken advantage of by law as the ordinance stands right just let Student Legal Services Friday, brisk with varia- the station's use of an illegal tac- now," Bakies said. Bakies said handle the situation." ble cloudiness and scattered tic. the football game between the charged $70 for the recovery, that he also discussed the issue Burgin said that while he was flurries. The high in the University senior Tim Burgin two schools. Burgin said she had when $40 is the highest amount with City Attorney Mike Marsh, standing in the station, a lady mid-30s. West winds IS to 25 did not know that he would be parked her vehicle in the lot of that can be demanded for such a who agreed that the towing fee came in and paid $60 for the mph. The chance of snow is facing such a complicated ordeal the service station, where it was violation. Apparently, the addi- can only be $40 and $5 a day stor- same reason. 40 percent. when he offered to pay for the validly towed - but for an un- tional $20 was tacked onto the bill age. Bakies talked to the station Friday night and Satur- towing of his friend's car when it reasonable price. as a dolly fee. A few days after the towing in- owner, who agreed to return $10 day, mostly cloudy with had been removed from the park- The sign in the lot indicates a Jim Wright, service station cident, Burgin went to the Sun- to Burgin. The additional $20 was scattered flurries. The low ing lot of the Sunoco Ultra Ser- $60 fee plus a $5 a day storage owner, was unavailable for oco station to inquire about the also promised, although it has not in the lower 20s. The high vice Center, 1S30 E. Wooster St. charge. Burgin said this is a per- comment. high $70 charge and to try to get been received as of yet. Saturday in the lower 30s. The dilemma began when a fectly legal scare tactic to use in Burgin contacted attorney his $30. However, the reaction "Even though the owner has The chance of snow is SO friend of Burgin's arrived from a private lot, but not legal to ad- Gregory Bakies from Student that he received from a station had a lawyer talk to him and tell percent both periods. Ohio University over Homecom- minister. Legal Services for advice, who worker was not exactly what he ing Weekend for a visit and to see Consequently, Burgin was investigated the ordinance to had expected to hear. See TOWING, page three. On Campus Music For The Masses Student groups recog- Officials nized: So you have your parents in your dorm room and can't desire all do a thing with them (or to them)? Take Ma and Pa out to the football game Satur- to battle day. The Falcons will take on Ball State, an : Student Group Recognition Day is OBRplan planned for halftime. Many student organizations will be recognized for their by Julie Tagllalerro achievements throughout administration reporter the past year. The event is sponsored by More action needs to be taken the athletic department and to voice concern over the Manag- The News. ing for the Fu- ture Task Force's rec- Unity Conference on ommendations tape: to have a cen- Videotapes of the tralized system speakers from the sixth an- of higher edu- nual Midwest Black Student cation, Univer- Unity Conference, which the sity admin- University hosted Nov. 6 istrators said. and 7, are now available for Despite a viewing in the reserve room large gathering Mason of Jerome Library. The con- of administrators, faculty mem- ference, sponsored by the bers and students from the Uni- The BG Newi/Llada Uac Black Student Union and the versity and other Northwest Ohio Board of Black Cultural Ac- Participating in the Home-aid music festival. Merry Can Men per- Gone Daddy Finch, Black Minds of Music, Vambo Marble Eye and state-funded colleges at the Ohio tivities, featured addresses form for a crowd of more than 400 at Howard's Club H Wednesday Sweaty Whiskers. The event raised $1,058 for the Link's homeless Board of Regents forum last by Nation of Islam minister night. Co-sponsored by WBGU 88.1 KM and Howard's Club H, the fund. week. University officials say Ava Muhammed, Ohio State festival also featured performances by Ton, Derek Wolfgram, more must be done. University professor Linda The hearing at the University James-Myers and the keyn- of Toledo was one of eight giving ote address by controversial people an opportunity to com- rap star/activist Sister ment on the recommendations Souljah. GSS vows to continue ROTC fight made in the report by the task force. University President Paul Ols- Optimistic that Clinton presidency will change Pentagon policies camp said last week's discussion Outside Campus session between state task force by JenI Bond members and representatives of Not yet nabbed: It also requests that the program be also be contacted to see how they are deal ing the different universities did not Bowling Green police student government reporter moved to an off-campus location. The reso- with the issue, Fluellen said. clarify the intentions of the task have not yet located the man lution would only apply to incoming students "We want to find out what other universi- force or make him more satisfied who may be responsible for Graduate Student Senate will continue and would not affect students already en- ties are doing and find out if they are also with the recommendations. three sexual assaults in the pushing for the termination of the Universi- rolled in the program. upset," Fluellen said. "There are some uni- area over the past four "I won't feel optimistic until I ty's alliance with the Reserve Officer's Fluellen said a change in the military's pol- versities which have [severed ties with the see some action," Olscamp said. weeks. Training Corps program until discrimina- icy could come when President-elect Bill ROTC program], and we want to see how Two victims of sexual as- "There is a lot of ambiguity and tory policies against gays and lesbians are Clinton takes office. they worked to accomplish it." confusion." sault were able to make discontinued, said GSS President Tony "Now that there will be a new president in Fluellen said the University does not want similar composites that Philip Mason, vice president Fluellen. office we'll wait and see what he does," to sever ties with the program because it be- for university relations, agreed have been publicized and GSS passed a resolution at the Oct. 23 Fluellen said. "He can change the policy lieves the program serves a good purpose. posted throughout the city with Olscamp that the intentions General Assembly meeting that called for with a stroke of a pen." "As I understand it, the University will of the report are vague, but said and other local communi- the University to discontinue offering credit GSS plans to send a copy of the resolution also wait and see what the new president ties. The second victim, who he hoped the OBR would elim- for ROTC classes and honoring ROTC schol- to Washington, D.C., and also begin a petition inate the ambiguity as it con- was raped, was unable to arships. drive to gain support. Other universities will See GSS, page three. make a composite of her at- siders the recommendations and amends the report. tacker, yet some circum- Olscamp said he has met with stances of the incident par- alleled the other two re- some legislators and "expects to spend a fair amount of time in ports. Safe sex uncommon, survey shows Columbus" speaking about the Det. Sgt. Brad Conner said by Paul Recer all of the police division's Among the findings: sex partners, 17 percent used recommendations and the state The Associated Press other protection, "it is just a mat- budget situation. detectives are working to ter of time before it will spread Seven percent of respondents condoms all of the time. Among find the suspect and have widely into the heterosexual said they had had multiple sex those with high risk sexual part- It is important for individuals as well as the University admin- received many anonymous WASHINGTON - Americans community." partners in the previous year. ners, the condom use was only 13 tips and leads to investigate. For the survey, more than Ten percent of those with added percent istration to meet with state legis- are not practicing "safe sex," lators, informing them of their leaving millions at risk of infec- 10,000 Americans were ques- AIDS risk factors said they had People with multiple sexual concerns with the recom- tion by the AIDS virus, according tioned by telephone about their had multiple partners. partners are more likely to be Lottery to authors of the largest national sexual practices. Respondents Respondents considered at male, African-American or white mendations, Olscamp said. sexual survey in more than 40 were selected by a random digit high AIDS risk were those with (in comparison to Hispanic), un- Mason said he was pleased CLEVELAND - Here are dialing system and represented multiple sex partners, those with married, highly educated and with the public hearing and espe- years. cially with the number of Uni- Thursday night's Ohio Lot- The survey results, to be pub- people between the ages of 18 a high risk primary partner, in- young adults. Whites and blacks tery selections: and 75, married and single, living travenous drug users, blood were essentially the same in the versity representatives who lished Friday in the Journal Sci- spoke. ence, indicate that heterosexual in major cities and in rural areas. transfusion recipients and he- number of sexual partners. Pick 3 Numbers: 1-4-2 Americans are not taking seri- mophiliacs. Women and low-income peo- "I think BGSU clearly beat Pick 4 Numbers: 6-5-7-3 ously the risk of AIDS and that "This is the first of a kind," Ca- Among heterosexual adults ple were most likely to have represented the issues," Mason said. "We did ourselves proud. the vast majority with multiple tania said, because it concen- with two or more sex partners in risky sexual partners and about The Super Lotto Jackpot is partners are engaging in sexual trated on behavior related to the the last five years, 31 percent 71 percent of those with such Our students were strongly ar- $4 million. intercourse without condoms. risk of sexually transmitted were at some level of risk of con- partners reported not using con- ticulated, our faculty was well- AIDS has been most prevalent diseases, such as AIDS. He said it tracting the human immunodefi- doms. informed and our business was the first large-scale survey ciency virus, or HIV, which The low rate of condom use friends were passionate to our in the United States among ho- concerns." Compiled from staff and mosexuals and intravenous drug on human sexuality in the U.S. causes AIDS. In some metropoli- among heterosexuals with mul- wire reports. users. But Joseph Catania, a Uni- since the Kinsey report in 1948. tan areas where the prevalence tiple partners may result from "a Although the public hearing versity of California-San Fran- "Kinsey asked a lot of ques- of AIDS is higher, the risk figure denial of personal risk" and be- did not allow for feedback from cisco researcher and an author of tions we didn't ask, but the Kin- soared to 41 percent for this cause "a segment of the popula- the OBR members moderating the study, said that with so many sey study is not a representative group. tion still believes it is a gay people not using condoms or sample and this one is," he said. Among those with multiple disease," Catania said. See FORUM, page three. Opinion page two The BG News Friday, November 13. 199? PEAP HEAT PEAPMEAT The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News E.A.R. to the Ground... If Undergraduate Student *** Government is really as focused We're Las Vegas Bowl bound. For the on the issues as it claims, let's see if it second year in a row, the Bowling can avoid taking half its meeting time Green Falcons have emerged victorious Monday to bitch at The News, as it from a well-fought season of football. usually does. It'll take a miracle. We couldn't be happier. Congratula- • *• tions, guys. There appears to be a criminal on the But sometimes the victories of our loose. An unknown male has allegedly football team overshadow the succes- been sexually assaulting women. There ses of many other University sports. have been three incidents already with We at The News would like to congratu- parallel circumstances. If you are a late the rest of the athletes who have Act now to prevent harmful woman on this campus, we strongly done an excellent job this year. Kudos suggest that you use common sense and go to the soccer team, on their way to protect yourself from becoming the the NCAA championship, and the wom- animal testing by businesses next victim by following rules like en's volleyball team, the leader in the these: MAC conference. 3 Keep your doors locked at all times Raise your hand if you're sure. one can take on an individual Beyond these congratulations, Or if you use Secret or Ban de- level, is simply to boycott prod- and install deadbolts; though, every single athlete at this Uni- odorant. Perhaps you use Studio Juliet Cook ucts that are produced by com- 3 Check your windows to make sure versity deserves a pat on the back for Line hair products. Sea Breeze panies that still test their prod- they are locked tightly; trying, and, because they try, succeed- facial products. Crest toothpaste ucts on animals. Consumer pres- 3 Never walk alone at night; always ing in the world of college sports. or Head & Shoulders shampoo? sure is a more powerful tool than walk with a group. *** What about Camay soap - I think some people realize. There are If your locks are not sufficient or you And speaking of football, fellow stu- I remember a sample of It in our many companies that one can feel deadbolts are in order, talk to your dents and community members are "Good Stuff boxes this year. purchase cosmetic and house- landlord. It is his or her responsibility urged to check out Student Group Rec- If you are using any of these hold products from that do not to maintain the property so it meets ognition Day at Saturday's game products, are you aware that they conduct animal testing. For ex- mandated standards. This includes are all produced by companies ample, Revlon, Avon, Benetton against Ball State. Several groups will that cruelly test their products and Estee Lauder no longer ex- safety standards. be recognized for their activities last on animals, even though there periment on animals, due to the While it is important to follow these year, so grab your parents (gently) and are much better options availa- consumer pressure they experi- suggestions always, a little reminder head on out to the stadium to show your ble? tests; computer models; organ, enced in the past. There are also now and then can't hurt. support. The number of animals mur- tissue and cell culture tests. companies that have never tested dered every year through inhu- Don't these options sound a bit on animals - The Body Shop is mane experimentation is near more reasonable than force- one example. 100 million. At least four million feeding deodorant to animals or of these deaths are as a result of squirting shaving cream, liquid Another course of action is to USG wants 'good' coverage cosmetic and household product paper, skin lotions and fragran- join or support an animal rights testing, rather than testing in the ces into rabbits' eyes with a syr- organization like People for the After we won the election to voted on by the General Assem- produced for the third time and areas of science and medicine. inge or forcing rats to inhale Ethical Treatment of Animals the Undergraduate Student bly the next week. current meetings being held to massive quantities of hairspray (PETA). Such organizations work Government last spring, we had Three big offenders are until they convulse and die? to expose companies that per- This is why some issues may obtain departmental assistance L'Oreal, Proctor & Gamble and plans to change things in USG. seem less important than other in the data collection process; These animals are fully cons- form animal experimentation. We wanted a more businesslike Bristol Myers. The products I cious and do experience pain. Exposure is a scary prospect for issues we should be dealing with. 3 USG initiation of University mentioned earlier are all pro- image for USG. We wanted USG Now, the problem we have with Their pain is absolutely unecces- many companies because they need for child care (currently duced by one of these three com- to have a more recognizable logo The News' editorial bigwigs isnt sciry considering that the ex- know that if the public were researching with other pro- panies. These companies are for all to know and identify with. that they misreport or don't re- grams); periments are outdated and there made aware of all the tortures We wanted to reconnect the represented by the Cosmetic, are alternatives. they inflict upon animals, they port the positive things and ac- O USG working for the better- Toiletry and Fragrance Associa- needed ties to the University complishments of USG in their ment of the rights of gays and would be unable to continue tion. The CTFA will not even con- Researchers and scientists administration that had been opinion session (we can only lesbians in regard to the sexual these methods. carelessly severed and/or ig- orientation discrimination issue sider alternatives to the animal around the world have criticized thank the student government testing methods currently em- nored by past administrators. reporter, Jeni Bond, for that). in the BGSU Student Code; animal testing of cosmetic and Be aware. Find out what prod- ployed by the manufacturers it household products. They have We wanted to initiate and exe- The issues of tuition, unioniza- O USG meeting with leaders of ucts are made by companies that represents. claimed it is worthless because it cute the five fundamental prom- tion, the Task Force Report along the Faculty Association to under- maim and poison animals and can't even be accurately applied make an informed and compas- ises of our "Realities of Leader- with a host of other projects and stand the idea and reasoning of Humane alternatives are to humans. So why does it contin- sionate decision about where to ship" campaign. Among our accomplishments are never unionization. This is for the plans for "The New USG" was talked about by the staff. When available. These alternatives are ue? Perhaps not enough people spend your dollars when you're preparation of an USG announ- more effective, more reliable the pledge not to get involved this kind of lopsided reporting cement on the position of the un- are aware of the issue or willing purchasing your cosmetic and and cheaper than animal testing. to protest it. Perhaps not enough with The News' antics on Page occurs the only thing The News dergraduate student body on the household products. Two. is good for is recycling. issue (to be submitted right be- These alternatives are widely peple are aware of how to protest used by more than 300 companies We have seen The News in the Here is the record ... the ques- fore the union elections); It. Juliet Cook is a columnist for now. Examples are skin patch past make false (and true) claims tion is where was The News'edi- 0 USG currently researching a The best, most effective step The News. against USG, and past adminis- torial staff? comprehensive City/University trations would go crazy trying to O USG Chief of Staff David transit system. refute the printings on the Opin- Dorland saves Fact Line from be- Bar/grill is USG's dumbest idea yet ion Page. We decided this was not ing a victim of the budget cuts in For a group, who this paper for us, and that it would only dis- the summer Faculty Sen- says "has too many egos and too tract from what we are trying to The BG News: several other campus groups. how many jobs is this little oper- ate/University Budget Commit- little power to get anything But, since the appointed USG ation going to create? Of course, achieve in USG. tee meetings; done," we sure have done a hell I am writing in response to the article titled "Bills for Bar/Grill, representativenever shows up only those students who are 21 But for now we enter the ring D USG condemns the Universi- of a lot in just one-half of a se- with the uninformed, bleeding- Recycling Passed" in the Nov. 3 for the meetings, according to and over would be allowed to be ty administration for their de- mester. issue of The News. USG appar- Prevention Center Director Jac- bartenders and to serve alcohol heart, irresponsible and unre- cisions on budget cuts (which spectable editorial staff of The ently thinks there should be a bar queline Daley, USG was not able under state law. So, USG again was publicized all over area 1 guess the thing that gets us to take this into consideration ignores the majority of students News, to set the record straight newspapers); and grill in the Union. Isnt it most is no one from The News, Ironic that this bill was passed on and make an intelligent decision at this University who are not 21 on behalf of the 51 hard-working O USG successfully and cor- except the reporter, comes to years old. members of USG and the mem- the first day of Alcohol Aware- on the bar/grill bill. rectly registers over 700 facul- USG meetings or calls us on the The idea of creating responsi- bers of the BGSU undergraduate ness Week? USG's seemingly good inten- ty/staff and students for the telephone to find out what is hap- Did any research whatsoever tions of creating more jobs, ble drinkers from the proposal is student body. 1991 elections; pening in USG. So we have to the most disturbing of USG's On Friday, Nov. 6, the gutless go into this bar/grill bill before it creating responsible drinkers □ USG reaches final stages of wonder how Kim Larson and was introduced? I highly doubt comments regarding its bill. EAR to the Ground staff ex- and cutting down on the number negotiation for an Express Shut- Jeremy Stone Weber even know that any member of USG serious- Jackson believes that the pressed their displeasure with of students driving to a bar are tle and Bidirectional Shuttle what the hell is happening in ly thought about the implications quite preposterous. The major bar/grill will promote "more re- the passage of a USG bill calling system; USG to even approve the garbage of this bill. Did anyone even ask sponsible drinking." Exactly how for a bar and grill in the Univer- problem with USG's intentions is O USG sponsorship of the that was printed in "EAR to the the Union administration what that they are ignoring the majori- will USG go about creating "re- sity Union. In their argument of Ground" last Friday. they think of such, an idea? Did ty of the student body, who has sponsible" drinkers? Are they the issue, they claimed that we AIDS quilt ($1,391 - one of the highest amounts) through co- anyone even poll students to find not reached the legal drinking going to limit the number of have not dealt with the issues of sponsorshlp and a Halloween Don't get us wrong, we under- out if this is what they wanted? age of 21. And, it is this group of drinks a student can have in one skyrocketing tuition, faculty benefit dance at Uptown; stand it is an opinion page, and Why does USG continue to try underage students who mostly night? Are they going to have • unionization and the Managing O USG co-sponsorship of two we respect the freedom of and make it easier and more make up the on-campus popula- Step 1 counselors there to talk to i for the Future Task Force Re- multicultural events ("Anti- speech. We also recognize that comfortable for students on this tion. So, how would this bar/grill people about responsible drink- ' port. The problem with their ar- Colonialism" and "Showtime at opinion must be created on the campus to drink? Just last year cut down on the number of stu- ing as the patrons are pounding gument (and many others made the Apollo"); basis of fact not fiction like in they wanted to extend shuttle bus dents who will be driving to a down beers? by this staff, for that matter) is O USG-written strategic plan Friday's EAR The freedom of service to the downtown estab- bar, as David Burch, USG's rep- Face the facts, USG. The that it is misleading and incor- for battling further budget cuts speech is a precious right and lishments. Whatever happened to resentative from the Inter- bar/grill is a bad idea (like most rect. (currently being prepared); should be cherished and used that brilliant idea? fraternity Council, said? The of f- of your other ideas) and it simply First, to understand why a bill O USG negotiations receiving wisely. But last Friday, we think The fact is, if USG would have ci-mpus students will simply isnt going to float with the Uni- concerning a bar and grill would support from some of the admin- there was a mix-up and the word done a little research they would drive to campus as they drive to versity administration. I strongly come out in the midst of more istration for general fee funding speech was exchanged for stupi- have known that a group called the downtown establishments. Of suggest that the appointed USG important issues is to understand of the BGSU Recycling Center dity. BACCHUS (Boosting Alcohol course, this brings up the prob- representative to BACCHUS the processes of USG. A bill is in- without an increase in the gen- Consciousness Concerning lem of parking. Where will all the start attending the meetings and troduced to the General Assem- eral fee (has been accepted into Jason Jackson Health of Undergraduate Stu- patrons park? Is USG going to for USG to support the coffee bly one week, and then it is as- the General Fee proposal pro- USG President dents) has been planning a coffee build a parking garage, too? house idea and abandon its ludi- signed to a committee for cess); house in the Union for some time. According to USG President crous bar/grill bill. research. After it is in committee n USG Faculty and Course In- John Babel This group has contacted the Jason Jackson, the bar/grill will Sandy Kowalsky for a week, it is debated and dication Booklets improved and USG Vice President Union and has the support from create jobs on campus. Exactly Senior Campus
Friday, November 13. 1992 The BG News page three Professors still skeptical Premier parents picked about validity of booklet Senior Bil Gau wins UAO essay competition do the booklet the way they are, by Julie Taglialerra by Michael Zawackl Gau's parents will be recog- faculty reporter '1 think if [USG] continues to then they have an ethical obliga- administration reporter tion to explain the shortcomings nized at half-time ceremonies do the booklet the way they of their sampling procedures," during Saturday's Bowling The USG Faculty and Course are, then they have an St. John said. As November rolls around Green-Ball State football Indication Booklets are now St. John said he believes the each year, almost everyone game, Sajko said. In addition, available and may prove helpful ethical obligation to explain booklets are a good idea because finds something or someone to the Gaus will receive nearly to students who are preparing to the shortcomings ol their they are a mechanism that gives be especially thankful for. everything they had done for $350 in donated prizes from schedule classes for next semes- some input on the courses and This year, as part of Parents him and had a real sense of ap- area merchants, including ter. sampling procedures." the faculty. Therefore, students Weekend, the theme of the preciation." breakfast at Bob Evans, sweat- The booklets, now in their third Ralph St. John, professor who want guidance on what University Activities Organi- Gau said he planned to give shirts from the University year of circulation, feature some courses and instructors to take zation's annual Parents of the the letter to his parents when Bookstore and accomodatlons changes and improvement from of applied statistics have an outlet. Year contest was to thank par- they came to visit for the at University President Paul the old booklets. The number of "I think this is a good idea," St. ents for all they have done. weekend, even if he had not Olscamp's guesthouse. required replies from students course thought. He acknowl- John said. "But I think it can and Senior special education von. Sajko said the theme -- has been changed to five, said edges that the booklet is not sta- should be improved." major Bil Gau won with the "Thanks, Mom and Dad, John Babel, USG vice president. tistically valid. The booklets were made avail- essay honoring his parents. He added that he is grateful for..." was chosen because the Jason Jackson, USG president, "That's why we changed [the able to everyone at various Bob and Brenda Gau of for everything his parents committee thought it could be said they have cut production name] from an evaluation to an places on campus such as resi- Painesville. have done for him through the written easily in letter format. costs drastically this year. Last indication," Babel said. dence halls, classroom buildings Amy Sajko, UAO public re- years, including putting off "People tend to freeze up year it cost USG between $8,000 Ralph St. John, a professor of and the USG office. lations director, said Gau's es- some of their own wishes in when they think they have to and $9,000 to publish the evalua- applied statistics, said he be- "I've heard about it," said say won because of its organi- order to send him to college. write an essay," Sajko said. tion booklets. lieves faculty find the booklet James Forse, an associate zation, theme and mechanics. "They scrimped and sacri- Only IS students entered the Jackson said this year a change very threatening because they professor of history. "But I've Gau was also recognized for ficed so that 1 could go," Gau contest this year - a significant in publishers cut spending, re- view it as a misrepresentation of never seen it. his original and sentimental said. decline from approximately 60 sulting in a savings of approxi- their abilities to teach a course. Art professor John Lavezzi writing style, Sajko said. Gau wanted to thank his par- in past years. Sajko encourages mately $6,500. The 6,500 booklets St. John said the respondents to said he has seen the booklet and "It had a nice, humorous note ents, he said, for "the sacrifice students to enter the contest that were published were printed the questionnaire make up a self- believes it is "OK" as long as the to it," Sajko said. "You could they've given and the uncondi- next year and added that single on recycled paper. selected sample. He added that evaluations are understood for tell he'd come to a realization, tional love they've shown" for parents and guardians can be Babel said some courses and the booklet's evaluations give a what they are. as he was writing the letter, of him in the past 22 years. included in the contest. instructors were given high distorted view - similar to the Lavezzi added he believes the marks, while a few courses had situation of looking for a car evaluations can be a biased criti- less than favorable comments while only listening to those who que on an intructor's teaching FORUM- and the instructor received high really like it and ignoring those ability when students who Continued from page one. In order for this to happen, Northwest Legislative Dele- marks. who hate it. received a bad grade "had an axe Mason said, people need to con- Jackson said that USG has not to grind." Students might also gation - which includes state He said the evaluations show the event, Mason said he thinks tinue to make their concerns senator Betty Montgomery and received as many direct com- no indication of what percentage have received a high grade and they will consider the public's known about the report. He en- state representative Randy ments from University faculty of students said each of the var- "wanted to polish an apple," suggestions and concerns when courages individuals to contact concerning the book as they have Lavezzi said. Gardner - to encourage the OBR ious comments. amending the report. their legislators as well as calling to make some changes. in recent years. "I don't think the data is a rep- "I think that in some cases the "We got their attention on key or writing members of the OBR Babel said he believes the lumber of responses is small," resentation of the views of the items," Mason said. and Voinovich's office. In addition, Mason said, admin- booklets are helpful because they students and the class," St. John Lavezzi said. "[USG] should have He added that he believes this "It's going to take continued istrators are monitoring any give new students information on said. "At least not in some cases." more responses to make it statis- will result in amendments to - or efforts from the coalition at the what other students who took the tically reliable." amendments and changes the "I think if [USG] continues to elimination of ~ some recom- University," Mason said. OBR makes to the report before mendations, including the desig- Mason said the administration they give the final draft to the nation of the two research facili- is working with the University governor to submit to the state Greeks to collect donations ties and the tenure issue. Alumni Advocacy Group and the Legislature. Sale of goods will go toward job training of disabled
by Tina Etts contributing reporter Pisanello's Pizza helping with resumes and staging mock inter- views, he added. Two University sororities and two fraternities The materials drive that provides all of this has will sponsor collections for the needy starting this become a tradition for Beta Sigma Phi, as they weekend. have sponsored it for the last 20 years. No one sells better Pizza for less! Beta Sigma Phi sorority, in cooperation with Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi Goodwill Industries of Toledo Inc. will collect do- Beta, however, are just beginning to sponsor food nated goods on Saturday. Sorority members will collections. Fast Free Delivery M+ 352-5166 tend a Goodwill trailer in the Kmart parking lot at This is Phi Beta Sigma's second annual Thanks- 111 S. Main St. from 9 am. to 4 p.m. giving Day Canned Food Drive, said member Gary They will be accepting donations of good quality Ellington. Bowling Green's fTlOST award winning pizza including furniture, clothing, shoes, radios, toys, TVs, "This holiday season a lot of folks don't have several "Best Pizza" and Fridau, magazines highest rating house wares and lawn and garden items. what we have," Ellington said. "It's just a little Ken Mackowiak of Goodwill Industries said something to let folks know the fraternities and sales from these donated materials will support sororities care that there is hunger out there." training and work experience for people with vo- All donations will be distributed through the St. DOUBLE PIZZA Small Pizza and Pop cational disabilities. He said this includes those 2Sm 2Med 2 Lg. OC fc any Small One tern Thomas More Soup Kitchen and a similiar facility p who have never worked, those who have learning, located in Toledo. $ 25 50 ^O zza ara get one can of llterr, *7 9 Ml POP FREE mental or social disabilities and those who are re- The food drive will take place on Nov. 17,18 and cirra "ems •4 C^caao Styi» or £x I'trm 50c 000 strained due to injury. 19. Canned food receptacles will be located in the Eacn ftzza .50 75 S! For these individuals, Goodwill provides train- lobby of each dorm and at each of the greek Cfccogo StyW f ifra item ing in the areas of business, print shop, food ser- houses. Cans and monetary donations will also be ^Pisoncllo'S' FREE DELIVERY vice, janitorial and, soon, retail sales. Goodwill re- accepted at the table between the Education and pallor "55ST PIZ2
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WIN A LAS VEGAS BOWL PACKAGE! Five Las Vegas Bowl Packages, which include three nights Student Group Recognition Day lodging and two game tickets, will be given away at Saturday' co-sponsored by The BG News game. Just purchase a game program to enter. page four The BG News Friday, November 13, 1992 Clinton has press conference UGLY contest President-elect lists plans for 'aggressive' executive actions winner declared by John King The Associated Press derstand that these problems are by Jason Peslikis 'The dear mandate of this election from of long duration and there won't city reporter be any overnight miracles. But I LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Presi- the American people was the end of think they expect aggressive and dent-elect Clinton on Thursday politics as usual and the end of gridlock in prompt action and I'm going to During the month of October several local bars got UGLY. detailed a crowded blueprint for give it to them." They participated in an annual nationwide contest - Under- action including quick reversal Washington and the end of finger-pointing As for other domestic priori- standing Generous Lovable You - created to raise money to of Bush administration abortion and blame." ties, Clinton listed universal fight multiple sclerosis. policy and creation of more than health care, campaign and lobby- One of this year's winners, Howard's Club H, has been partic- a half-million jobs in his first ing reforms and his proposal call- ipating in the contest for more than 10 years and has partici- year. President-elect Bill Clinton ing for national service to pay off pated longer than any other area establishment. Clinton, in his first formal college loans. The bar's efforts were recognized Wednesday night at the news conference since the elec- women with broad experience, ing the campaign. He said he was charting a se- Multiple Sclerosis Society's annual UGLY inaugural ball, when tion, also promised his transition some of whom served in the Clinton shed little new light on curity and foreign policy agenda it received the first place trophy in the Findlay/Bowling Green and administration would have campaign and others who are his agenda, but did offer a por- that "keeps the defense of this division and placed third overall in Northwest Ohio. the strictest ethical guidelines in just joining us now as we move trait of his priorities in the eco- country the strongest in the UGLY bartender contest coordinator Sue Slattery said How- history. toward governing," Clinton said nomic and foreign policy arenas world and deals with the necess- ard's Club H was close to winning the first place title for North- Calling on congressional Re- of his picks. and a glimpse at some of the ity to downscale." west Ohio. publicans as well as Democrats The president-elect then an- steps he is likely to take in his After announcing the tran- "They were really at the top for a long time, but an Archbold to work with him on his busy swered questions on an array of first days as president. sition staff additions, Clinton tavern pulled ahead at the end," said Slattery. agenda, he said, "The clear man- topics, from his general econom- Clinton said he would lift the said Cabinet and other senior ap- Slattery said Howard's Club H managed to raise more than date of this election from the ic and foreign policy priorities to Bush administration ban on abor- pointments would have to wait a $2,500. The total amount of money raised from all bars this year, American people was the end of his specific plans to provide jobs tion counseling at federally bit, while he studies whether to $24,265, was lower than last year. politics as usual and the end of and deal with nuclear prolifera- funded clinics and revise Bush's make dramatic changes in the Slattery attributes the drop in funds to the poor economy. gridlock in Washington and the tion, as well as his feelings on the Haiti policy to allow refugees direction of major government "We really found a lot of these bars are struggling to survive end of finger-pointing and heavy security and intense media now summarily returned to their agencies. and keep open," Slattery said. "It does take a lot of effort." blame." attention that came with his elec- country to petition for political On other matters, Clinton: Every participating establishment elects one individual to be Vice President-elect Al Gore tion. refugee status. • Said he would keep his prom- the 'UGLY bartender,' and this year the honor went to Howard's stood nearby as Clinton fielded "I'm having a wonderful time," On the economy, he said he ise to lift the ban on homosexuals Club H manager Jim Grant. questions at the Old Arkansas Clinton said. "It is an enormous remained committed to his cam- in the military but first "I want to Mark Boggs was designated campaign manager in order to Statehouse. responsibility, but I asked for it, paign pledge to offer a middle- consult with a lot of people about spread the work load. Boggs lined up area bands and oversaw The Arkansas governor called and it's an indulgence to feel class tax cut; to provide an in- what our options are, including the campaign for Howard's Club H. the news conference to announce overwhelmed by it.... I'm just go- vestment tax credit for new fac- people who may disagree with 48 additions to his transition ing to give you my best effort tories and equipment, which he me about the ultimate merits." Grant said Howard's Club H likes participating in the event team, a mix of political and poli- everyday." predicted would create some because it is a good cause. cy advisers charged with helping He spoke quietly and seriously 500,000 jobs in his first year, and • Declined to say whether he "We hope to have some events outside of the UGLY campaign Clinton build the first Democrat- throughout most of the 40-min- to accelerate spending on road, would invite former presidential this year," he said. ic administration in a dozen ute, nationally televised ques- bridge and other infrastructure rival Ross Perot to a pre-Christ- Grant said different avenues were taken in order to raise years. tion-and-answer session, but took work he said would create addi- mas economic summit in Little funds for the MSS. "They reflect my commitment a few occasions to joke and one to tional jobs. Rock. "There is not going to be "We had 50-50 drawings, raffled off a night-out package and to assembling the most qualified angrily denounce the Bush ad- "I expect to keep the focus on much posturing and show about auctioned off things people had donated," he said. "We also had and diverse group of people ministration search of his State these economic issues," Clinton this," Clinton said. "It's going to an all-day event, with a Polka run, hog roast and live music -- a available, including men and Department passport files dur- said. "The American people un- be a lot of work." donation was suggested at the door." Class gets 'real world' experience Clinic specializes Sociology students predict political outcomes at 20 precincts in women's health by Chris Abbruzzese Of the 13 elections the class by Jane Kllgore campus reporter "hi sociology we talk a lot about people and surveyed, their exit polls picked student life reporter In situations where women who the winners for all 13 election have been violated visit the we do a lot of reeding in books. I wanted races within 3 percent. center, a standardized rape kit is A University Sociology 101 my students to see some people. They will "This is one of the few exam- The Women's Health Clinic is a available to collect medical evi- class had the opportunity to par- ples where you can check that valuable resource for female dence with the patient's written ticipate in a practical learning get far more cultural diversity in this you are right," Zeller said. students, offering health infor- consent. experience last Tuesday as they experience than they will pick up from any mation, affordable examinations helped predict election results "Ordinarily, when you do a book." and an experienced staff. "Being able to explain the legal for Toledo Channel 11 news. survey of 2,000 people you don't "Anybody with women's health options to the patients and to University sociology professor Richard Zeller, University sociology ask the 200,000 people in the concerns, from information make further contacts for them Richard Zeller told students, "I'- professor population," Zeller said. "This is about birth control, sexually makes this transition a lot easier ve got an opportunity to give you a circumstance where we did be- transmitted diseases, breast con- and comfortable," Hoffman said. some real world experience to cause we had those 200,000 peo- cerns, menstrual problems or provide a potentially enjoyable ask people as they come out of required weekly essay assign- ple's final vote totals." even nutrition are encouraged to All information at the clinic is and certainly interesting experi- the polls who they voted for, Zel- ments. Zeller said he hopes students utilize the center," physician confidential and no facts are giv- ence in the use of survey ler said. will gain something more than Teresita Domini said. en out to anyone - whether a research." "We sent people to 20 different University student Mike Cho- they will ever be able to interpret The staff is composed entirely boyfriend, parent or friend - About 80 students participated precincts that were representa- mos said that even though the from a sociology book. of women, providing a more re- without the patient's consent. in the voluntary class assignment tive of virtually every ethnic, so- hardest part was getting up for "In sociology we talk a lot laxing environment for patients that consisted of conducting exit cio-economic and cultural group the 6 a.m. shift, it was a reward- about people and we do a lot of and particularly first-time visi- Prices are very reasonable at polls to predict the 13 different around the Toledo area," Zeller ing experience. reading in books," he said. "I tors. Also, the nurses are trained the clinic, as compared to political races in Toledo and said. wanted my students to see some practitioners, which gives them Planned Parenthood and other Lucas County. Exit polling con- Students could sign up for pre- "I bettered my understanding people. They will get far more more experience in their field doctors' offices. Office visits are sists of sending people out to the ferred times to work at the polls of how survey research Is done," cultural diversity in this experi- than a registered nurse. free, while pap smears cost $10. voting precincts in Toledo and and had the extra incentive of do- Chomos said. "Besides, once you ence than they will pick up from "What is wonderful about our All those visiting the clinic that Lucas County and having them ing the research in place of doing got up and out there, it was fun." any book." women's health staff is that they are sexually active are tested for are extremely involved in wom- sexually transmitted diseases - USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG en's health issues," said Health which is an additional $17 - mak- Fall 1993 Listings Are Available. Education Director Jeanne ing the altogether examination ATTENTION: Wright. "At least three of the $27. "Usually we suggest that all Good Locations Close To Campus. ALL ORGANIZATIONS practitioners take a special in- women beginning at the age of Hurry! Only a few left for second semester. terest in eating disorders." 18, especially those who are sex- Apply today lor an organizational Nurse clinician Barbara Hoff- ually active, should have an an- Leases beginning January 2,1993. Representative seat in USG. man has been trained in special nual breast exam and pap issues related to sexual assault. smear," Domini said. Call for more information at: • Applications can be picked up in 405 Student Services. HOME FALCON VOLLEYBALL 352-0717 • Due back by Friday, Nov. 20 . by 5:00 in 405 Student Services GlHP mm ATTTA©KI!
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HILDREN'S ALL YOUNG MEN'S EAR ON SAL SLACKS ON SALE H SALE SALE SALE SALE 25%OFF 20 TO 25%OFF 20 TO 50% OFF 25% OFF ALL ALL FLEECE FAMOUS NAME WOMENS BOOTS LINGERIE AND DRESSES AND SEPARATES BOOTIES SUITS FOR HER SALE Save On SAVE SALE 20% OFF 10 TO 25% 11.99 each YOUNG MENS NFL, NCAA, NBA TEAM ON ALL MENS APPAREL MENS SWEAT LEVl® UNDERWEAR AND PANTS AND INCLUDING: BOWLING GREEN JEANS HOSIERY SWEATSHIRTS Friday, November 13. 1992 The BG News page nine Are you one of ISO's Most wauled men Jeff Harst Greg Kucera Paul Edwards Al Koterlia Scott Chamberlain Dan Driskell Todd Hines Mike Gladieux Chad Sanders Ryan Dell Billy Price Jim Fogerty Mike Goeke John Weisenbach Mike Maurer Scott Plewacki Brian Miller Brian Keefe Grady Slack Dave Draper Ted Garaghty Mike Yon Chris Cox Josh Gutmore Eric Watson Derek Best Kirk Whiteman Mike Harley Rick Hicks Kris Carrisalez Paul Disantis Greg Murphy Matt Morelli Craig Campbell Terry Stolley Tim Shonk Rick Rupp Doug Fox Jamie Collins Brent LeGris Mike Calcagno John Pierchala Mike Smythe Jason Dolliver Tim Fether Will Clarke Aaron Trantina Don Petroff Drew Benigar Jeff Miller Dave Willis Mark Morris Mike Laplante Chris Ricketts Thomas Lucido Doug Thompson Kit Nickel JeffGrisez Jim Wilson Jason Storandt Ted Grambo Doug Grace Dave Tedrow Dave Caniglia Anthony Wolaver Troy Ouhl Tony Maholatos Dante Orsini Patrick Smith Bryan Carter Greg Lopeman Brian Partee Shawn Carroll Craig Grinnan Dave Dickson Craig Ritchey Mike Shaffer Dave Burch Dave Stubblebine Jason Bowman Brent Rohrs Doug Stephens Brad Rohlfs Hans Sanderson Shane McAvinew Brent Cobb Jailbreak November 14, 1992 Sports page ten The BG News Friday, November 13. 1992 \ Falcons look to step over BSU Swimmers host The Bowling Green football reer receptions tie him with BG's team takes its final step toward Stan Hunter for the No. 1 position the inaugural Las Vegas Bowl for both the Falcons and the when it hosts the Mid-American league. Eastern Michigan Conference's second place Ball State Saturday. Looking to contain Szlachcic The Falcons will be hoping to will be Cardinal head coach Paul The men's and women's swim teams will hust Eastern Michi- rack up their 16th consecutive Schudel. Schudel's No. 1 weapon gan today in their first home dual meet of the year. conference victory to tie them is tailback Corey Croom, who has Both teams will be in for some serious competition, as the with Miami for the team with the rushed for 1,130 yards this EMU men are the defending MAC champions and the women are most straight MAC wins. BG en- season and is averaging 4.0 yards of a similar calibre to that of BG. ters the contest 7-0 in the MAC per carry. Croom and Ball State "For the men, it's going to be our toughest meet of the and 8-2 overall. Ball State is 5-3 are coming off a heartbreaking year,"coach Brian Gordon said. "They've been the MAC champs in the league and S-S overall. 10-9 loss to Toledo in which for 12 years running and they are as strong as ever. We need to While Bowling Green has Croom was held to just 47 yards not be allowed to be Intimidated by them. We'll try to win the already wrapped up its second rushing. first event and go from there.*' consecutive MAC title, head coach Gary Blackney still said The women, plagued with various injuries, will also have "Corey Croom has had an out- strong competition from the Eastern women. there is a lot more they want to standing year," Schudel said. accomplish. Besides the consecu- "There are a lot of outstanding "We swam well last week against Notre Dame, but I'm con- tive win record, Blackney would backs in this league, whether cerned that the women may not be as mentally ready for this like to see a victory against Ball one's the best or not, Corey's an meet as they were for the last. The Eastern women could pose a State because it will build mo- awfully good player who's prov- threat if they come in with an emotional high from their per- mentum for the Silver Bowl. en back-to-back 1,000-yard formance last night. We will have no room for error in this meet, "This is a game of respect," seasons, and not many backs are and a large contribution will have to come from our divers." outside linebacker Kevin O'Brien able to go through this league Both meets begin at 6 p.m. at Cooper Pool. said. "After the game last year, with that success. their players were talking trash, saying they should have beat us, "Corey does everything. He so this is our turn to prove them catches the ball, he blocks and he wrong." even plays special teams." Bowling Green vs. Ball State Spotlighted this weekend •Compa should be senior flanker Mark Overall, Bowling Green holds a ring the Teams* Szlachcic, who needs just one 12-6 edge against the Cardinals, catch to become the career re- including a tight 14-13 victory ception leader in both the MAC last season. It was a game that BGSU BSU and in school history. Szlachcic saw BG's offense stall through- Total Offense: 382.1 292.2 must get that catch in the Ball out the contest while it took a Rushing Offense: 156.7 127.1 State game because postseason 27-yard Carlos Brooks intercep- Passing Offense: 225.4 165.1 appearances don't count toward tion return for a touchdown and Scoring Offense: 25.1 16.5 NCAA records. But one catch BSU all-time leading kicker Tolal Defense: 333.9 351.2 shouldn't pose a problem from Kenny Stucker to miss three Rushing Defense: 136.8 165.0 The BC Ncwi/Tlm Norman the Falcon receiver because he field goals for the Falcons to win. Passing Defense: 197.1 186.2 has caught a pass in 35 straight It was a game Schudel still Scoring Defense: 19.5 20.5 BG tight end Ryan McElroy keeps his eye on the ball as it spirals games and has had at least four thinks about. Turnover Margin: downward towards his hands. The Falcons host Ball State at 1 p.m. this catches in 20 of BG's last 22 "We finished on kind of a high -0.20 +0.20 Saturday afternoon. match-ups. Szlachcic's 176 ca- and a low note," Schudel said. 4J FALCON FOOTBALL HOME FINALE TOMORROW 1:0D P.M....PEBBY STADIOM Student Group Recognition Day What follows is a list of Alpha Phi Omega Circle K International Japanese Club Omicron Delta Kappa Student Art Education the groups which arc offically • Hosted sectional confer- • Hosted Circle K Inter- • Participated in the Japa- • Speaker at 1992 BGSU • Attended Ohio An recognized by the University ence, participant in Wheel national Service Day and nese American Business Leadership Conference Education Association who returned their forms for ing for Wood Lane. craft show last spring. Conference last spring. was the national president Conference. today's Student Group Recog- ofODK. Student Organizations nition Day. The groups were Delta Zeta American Marketing Kappa Delta Pan-Hellenic Council Leadership Development also recognized in The BG Association • All-sorority intramural • Won four spirit awards at • Formerly Black Greek • Host annual leadership News, a co-sponsor for the • 1991-92 Outstanding Mid sports champions last fraternity/sorority events Council, now chartered conference, a monthly promotion. Along with a western regional chapter. year, Delta Zeta National last year. with national headquarters. workshop scries and listing of each group that Activities Award. responded is some of the numerous receptions. American Production & Kappa Kappa Gamma Phi Kappa Tau accomplishments of the Inventory Control Society Elementary Education • Earned the Chapter Effi- • Earned the Administrative organization. Thanks to all Theta Alpha Phi • Gold Circle Award for Advisory Board ciency Award at sororities Excellence Award at the groups who participated • Collecting recyclable cans excellence in student • Conducted seminars on national convention last this year. fraternities national for educational field trip chapter management. several topics for educa- summer. convention. for local 4th grade class. Active Christians Today tion majors. Beta Alpha Psi • Last spring, helped ren- Kappa Sigma Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia • Participated in Wood Environmental Action Undergraduate Alumni ovate a building to house • Had the best GPA of • Host of BGSU High County Senior Citizen Association (iroup all fraternities at the School Orchestra Festival. a local congregation • Sponsor the largest campus tax clinic and served • Organized Earth Day 1992 University. in Toronto. fundraiser with their Finals meals to senior citizens. activities on campus, Pommerettes Week Survival Kits. Advertising Club including 5K running race. Friends of the Deaf • Help coordinate Home- Caribbean Association • Took fourth place at 5th • Raised money for a deaf coming activities, sponsor • Hosted 7th annual One BGSU Falconettes Undergraduate Student District American school in Mexico, pro- a family at Christmas. Love Reggae Party and • University's precision ice- Government Advertising Federation moted deaf awareness on 8th annual Tribute to skating team, will perform Psi Chi • Led biggest turnout among competition last spring. campus. Robert Marley. at five BGSU homes • Award two book scholar- schools in Ohio at USG/ OSA Budget Crisis Rally African Peoples Association games this season. Lacrosse Team ships and Psychology Cheerleaders in Columbus. • First place, World Student • Falcon Cup champions, Professor of the • Placed second in a UCA Fashion Merchandising MAC Tournament Year Award. Association for thcircul- University Ambassadors competition for Division Association runner-up. tural booth display. • Assist with many commu- I-A teams behind only • Designed to promote Resident Student Association Ohio State. fashion and related fields, nity service events, host Alpha Gamma Delta National Student Speech, • Sponsored the MDA hold fashion shows and Language & Hearing the Toledo Symphony • #1 among the BGSU Supcrdance for muscular- Chi Omega Association Gala Event. women's sororities in monthly meetings. dystrophy and home- • Had the best active chapter • Visited St. Vincent's number of community coming window splash. and total chapter GPA for Honors Student Association children's ward for Hal- Men's Club Volleyball service hours served. spring semester, 1992. • Participated in the Mid • Won the Baldwin-Wallace loween, raised money Sigma Chi Eastern Honors Associa- Tournament, had overall Alpha Omicron Pi to support COSI project. • Won fraternity/sorority Christian Outreach Bible tion Alcohol Awareness record of 27-18. • 1992 Chapter Excellence challenge for Special Ministry Week. Award, 1992 Community • Christian fellowship Olympics. Service Award. seminar. Friday, November 13, 1992 The BG News page eleven Bucks BG picked to finish 4th in MAC to battle by Steve Seasly greatest impact on that person's shooter and the son of former BG walking wounded. Hunsaker con- "Sam Brown did an outstand- assistant sports editor respective team. great Howard Komives. tends that this year's club will ing job for me at Northeastern "Huger is one of the most out- According to Larranaga, lack the athleticism that has be- Oklahoma A&M," Gipson said. "I Indiana standing players in the confer- Western Michigan, Ball State and come a common characteristic at feel comfortable when the ball is The Associated Press "I like my team. I like the peo- ence," Wright said. "He is an ex- Eastern Michigan will join BG's Ball State. Key losses include in his hands. The junior college ple I have. I'm a fortunate man. tension of the coach on the court. persistent hunt of the Redskins. Keith Stalling (13.2 points), players are extremely important As a coach, I couldn't ask for a He is a great leader for Bowling "Western Michigan clearly has Chandler Thompson (11.1 points) to our team. I don't think they BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - There better situation." Green." the best one-two-three punch in and Mike Spicer (5.3 points). will be awed night in and night was a time not so long ago when Miami head basketball coach BG head coach Jim Larranaga the conference in terms of out by the great play of athletes Indiana on the schedule meant a Joby Wright should be happy. agrees the combination of Huger [Ebon] Sanders at the point, Eastern Michigan failed to live in the MAC." sure victory for Ohio State's His Redskins, last season's Mid- and Burnett can only pay divi- up to the high expectations be- Buckeyes. Not to mention a lot of American Conference cham- dends for the Falcons as the Mid-American Conference stowed on them last season as According to Akron coach snickering. pions, have been selected as the season progresses. they concluded a dismal season Coleman Crawford, "the MAC Then the aark days descended conference preseason favorite. "We have some veterans who 1992-93 Men's Basketball at 9-22 and eighth in the MAC. will be a great challenge for upon Columbus. The Redskins return four start- have proven that they can com- Pre-Season Poll This year could be different. them" in the school's first year in "Over the years, I don't think ers from last year's squad that pete at this level," Larranaga "We were a good team last the league. Senior guard Mike Ohio State had a whole lot of re- battled North Carolina in the said. "Huger is very hungry. He 1. Miami 387 (29) year, and I think we will be bet- Alberts (15 points) leads a tal- spect for us. I think they respect second round of the NCAA Tour- is one of the outstanding players 2. Ball State (320 (6) ter this year," Eagle coach Ben ented group of Zips that lack only us a little bit more now," said In- nament before bowing out to the in the country. He has all the 3. Western Michigan 296 (2) Braun said. experience. diana coach Bill Mallory, who talented Tar Heels, 68-63. skills necessary to have a great 4. Bowling Green 290 (2) broke the Buckeyes' domination However, Wright isn't dusting season. Burnett has a broken 5. Eastern Michigan 230(1) Bryant Kennedy, absent from Central Michigan coach Keith with a pair of Hoosier victories, a off his trophy mantle just yet. fifth metatarsal in his foot. We 6. Toledo 165 all practices to date because of a Dambrot vows to "take the tie and two narrow losses over "Saying four starters are re- don't know how quickly his in- 7. Central Michigan 163 skin disorder, averaged 14 points coaching out of the game" when the past five years. last season and forward Chris turning is quite deceiving. Last jury will heal. 8. Akron 156 his club hits the court Dec. 1 "And we respect them," he "Shane [Kline-Ruminski] is be- Pipkin, a 6-5 junior, tallied 13.5 year, we brought a lot of scoring 9. Ohio 144 hosting Lake Superior. Dam- said. "It's developed into some- off the the bench. Now, we have ing tutored by [assistant coach] points during last year's cam- brot's athletic club must find a what of a rivalry." 10. Kent 49 to replace a lot of scoring," he Marc Iavaroni along with Jerry paign. replacement for last year's All- For more than 35 years, it was said. Francis, a former outstanding MAC performer Darian McKin- a one-sided rivalry. Wright will have a lot of re- player at Ohio State, and we are Larranaga claims Eastern will ney (17.7 points, 8.5 rebounds) Indiana had not beaten Ohio sumes to evaluate. They all look seeing positive results in prac- [Derek] Brooks at the two guard remain in the hunt due to its su- Dambrot believes his club's State since 1951 until the Hoo- promising. Sophomore Derek tice." and [Leon] McGee at the small preme athletic qualities. "knowledge level is not very siers won 31-10 at Columbus in Cross and senior Scott Belyeu The Falcons have used the off- forward position. That gives good." 1987. It was Earle Bruce's final form a potential powerhouse in season to bulk up, hoping to shore them three positions that always "Eastern is probably the most year as Buckeyes coach, and he the backcourt while seniors up the void left in the pivot since control the tempo," he said. talented team in the league. Ohio University lost 54 total called it the "darkest day" in Craig Michaelis and Matt losing Tom Hall (11.0 points, 7.6 McGee scored 15.1 points per [Theron]Wilson, in my opinion, is points a game from last year's Ohio State football history. Kramer, along with junior John rebounds) from last year's team. game last season as a sophomore the highest regarded high school squad due to players graduating. John Cooper, whose first game McKenna, provide the bulk up "Last year we were the skin- while Brooks contributed 11.3. recruit to come into the confer- Coach Larry Hunter must locate against Indiana was a 41-7 loss at front to guard the interior. niest team in America," Larran- In the words of Miami's ence in my seven years. He was a point guard to distribute the Bloomington in 1988, doesn't The Bowling Green Falcons aga said. "We had five guys that Wright, "Ball State returns the rated as one of the top 50 players ball to an inexperienced support- need to give the Hoosiers any were picked to place fourth in the couldn't bench press 135 pounds. best big man in the conference in the country as a senior." ing cast. further motivation. He knows MAC. BG is presumed to be one This year, we don't have a guy on without a doubt in [6-7 senior] Kent State is in the process of Indiana, fighting for post-season of four teams that will challenge the team who can't bench press Bill Gillis." However, injuries If experience is a prerequisite rebuilding a program with great bowl consideration as well as the Redskins for the crown. BG 22S pounds. We have made a lot have plagued the Cardinals. Gil- to winning a MAC title, Toledo consistency on the field, has de- boasts an experienced backcourt of progress. [Newcomers] Ra- lis is one of three Cardinal casu- could be in for a long year. The tradition. New coach Dave Grube signs on another upset on Satur- consisting of seniors Michael mon Knopper [a 6-8 forward] and alties: He underwent exploratory Rockets possess only three re- will stress defense and hope for day. Huger (12.1 points) and Vada James Cerisier [a 6-6 forward] knee surgery and has not re- turning players who have ever the senior leadership of Greg "All of it makes them danger- Burnett (9.1 points) and last have the physical ability to help sponded as quickly as had been played in a MAC contest. Five Holman to escalate the level of ous. They don't need any incen- year's MAC Freshman of the us immediately. They have expected. newcomers are former junior Kent's play. tive to get up for us," said Coop- Year, Shane Kline-Ruminski. A shown signs of being students of "He is week to week," Cardinal college performers. Three of er, whose Buckeyes (7-2, 4-2 Big foot injury to Burnett has slowed the game." coach Dick Hunsaker said. "We them played for Rocket coach "Holman isn't afraid of hurting Ten) come into Memorial Sta- his progress, and his future is BG's perimeter game is don't know how his knee will Larry Gipson at Northeastern young people's feelings on the dium with a four-game winning uncertain. strengthened by the return of 6-5 react to the pounding of practice. Oklahoma A&M College. Guards team by providing leadership. To streak and a No. 19 ranking. In- Miami's Wright did not hesi- sophomore Matt Otto (6.9 points) He has reacted a bit slow." Sam Brown and Archie Fuller, be successful in this league, you diana (5-4, 3-3) is coming off a tate when asked to name one and freshman guard Shane Ko- Guard David Hall and forward along with forward Scoop Wil- have to be a good defensive 14-0 loss to Iowa, its first shutout player in the league who had the mives. Komives is a sharp- David Broz are the two other liams, followed Gipson to Toledo. team," Grube said. defeat at home since 1981. /J HOME FALCON HOCKEY TONIGHT VS. KENT, 7 P.M....BRING MOM & DAD! DON'T MISS IT YOU'LL LOVE IT J-CoCidoy Savings to Celebrate! Open 0-iouse at Capitol 50th THE 'NEW PILLS N" PnCKRGCS Anniversary! NOVEMBER 14 & 15 *FREE* *BOI\US* TRANSPARENT TAPE 50% MORE on each WITH ROLL GIFT WRAP PURCHASE of 2 ROLLS GIFT WRAP BOXED CARDS PARTY GOODS ORNAMENTS ROLL WRAP ALL 25% OFF BOTH DAYS FREE GIFTS • REFRESHMENTS • PRIZES SNOWBERRY BEAR 20% OFF ONLY $8.95 STUDENTS - BRING MOM AND DAD IN AND RECEIVE A FREE GIFT. ALSO, DON'T FORGET * STUDENT SHOPPING SUNDAY * SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1992 v& PILLS 'N' PACKAG€S 111RAILROAD ST. (Behind Hardbodies) 352-1693 page twelve The BG News Friday, November 13, 1992 Central The BG News Sports Ball Eastern Youngslown Real Deal vs. Big Daddy State Kent Michigan State at at Michigan EDITORS* at at at Bowling Miami Western Akron Holyfjeld tries to hold off challenge of Bov\e CHOICE Green Michigan Toledo Glen Lubberl (23-7) Evander "the Real Deal" Holy- division at 205 pounds. He has but very hard to put down. Holy- Held faces the biggest challenge laid off the punishing weight field is from the school of he'll of his boxing career Friday night training that he usually subjects take one to dish out three or four at the Thomas and Mack Center himself to before bouts. Holy- Bowling Miami Western Toledo Akron out. He gives opposing fighters Green Michigan at the University of Las Vegas. field's trainers Georgie Benton difficult angles to hit, but has For you see, when Holyf ield and Lou Duva decided to take never been one to hold his hands jogs down the runway to the ring Evander off the weights because high. and steps through the ropes, he they thought it was sapping his will have to stare up at the 6'5," punching power. Bowe: Bowe is no defensive 235-pound countenace of No. 1 genius himself, but has been able to ward off punches by leaning Erik PupilloW J21-9) ranked contender Riddick "Big Daddy" Bowe. his long body back or smothering Gone will be the ghosts of Erik Pupillo his opponent with his long arms. Bowling Miami Central Toledo Youngslown Father Time George Foreman Green Michigan State and champion past Larry Hol- Bowe's one bad tendency is mes. And who only knows where Bowe: Is 25 years old and that when he gets tagged, he Bert Cooper, a third-rate re- stands 6'5" and weighs a sculpted often taunts his opponent to show placement of a fighter, who 235 pounds. Bowe entered his him the blow didn't hurt, which spends too much time with his last fight against Coetzer at a ca- sometimes sets him up for fol- hand in the crack, rather than low-up shots. Bowe will have to reer-high 245 pounds, though he Steve Seasly (19-11) cookie jar, will be. claims he hid weights in his take Holyfield a little more seri- &1 But before any predictions can shorts. ously if he gets tagged by the be made, the principles of this champ. Bowling Miami Western Toledo Akron fine art of pugilistic f istiana Advantage: Draw. Green Michigan must be discussed. But before any predictions can be made, the principles Questions: Ring Experience of this fine art ol pugilistic Holyfield: Holyfield has to shut Holyf Ield (284), 22 KOs): After fistiana must be discussed. up all the critics that have been getting gypped in the "84 Olym- saying he has defended against pics by being disqualified, Holy- third-rate opposition and has field used the disappointment of looked poorly in doing so. Can settling for a bronze medal as Evander absorb Bowe's bombs? inspiration for his professional Can Evander hurt Bowe? career. While he fought as a Only Bowe knows if he's telling Bowe: Bowe basically quit in cruiserweight, Holyf ield took on Credit goes to players the truth or not. While Holyfield the gold medal fight against Can- all comers, usually chopping is one of the best-conditioned ada's Lennox Lewis and hasn't them down before the allotted heavyweights of all time, Bowe been able to shake the tag of be- by Rusty Miller nine-game home winning tivation, but also says the bot- rounds were over. has been questioned for his en- ing called a "heartless" fighter The Associated Press streak and capable of tying the tom line is talent He warred with a veteran, durance because none of his or the next Greg Page. I don't conference record for consec- 'The reality of It is, players Dwight Muhammad Quawi, at a bouts go very long. know which would be worse. utive MAC wins. Next come win,*' he says. "You've got to very early stage of his career and Many think Bowe's endurance Ferdie Pacheco calls Bowe a Two years ago, Bowling Western Michigan (6-3-1 over- give a lion's share of it to guys won his first cruiserweight title won't have to tested becasue of "space case" and he has always Green was putting the finish- all), Akron (6-3) and Ball State like (quarterback Erik) White from him. Soon after, Holyf ield his physical advantages. been referred to as a fighter with ing touches on a dismal 3-5-2 and (wide receiver Mark) bulked up and journeyed to the (5-5). all S3 in the MAC, fol- Advantage: Bowe. a world of potential, but no guts. record. The Falcons haven't lowed by Toledo (6-3) and Szlachcic and (running backs land of heavyweights, where he lost a Mid-American Confer- Zeb) Jackson and (LeRoy) looked sharp and learned from Best Weapons: Miami of Ohio (5-4-1) at 4-3. Outcome: ence game since. Smith and their offensive line. fights against Miachael Dokes, Central is 4-4 in the MAC and Holyfield: Holyfield's endur- A program headed nowhere, 5-5 overall, while Kent (2^, It's kind of snowballed; they Alex Stewart, Adilson Rodrigues ance allows him to throw Bowe will start the fight off or at least bobbing along in the 2-8), Eastern (1-6,1-9) and Ohio know how to win and they're and Pinklon Thomas. punches by the flurries and that's cautiously, only throwing big middle of the MAC pack, is certainly on a rolL" It's been downhill since, look- U. (1-7,1-9) are saying wait un- what he does best. He likes to right hands to intimidate Holy- suddenly getting national rec- til next year. Blackney says the first thing ing bad while defending against hook his opponent to the body as field and keep him at arm's ognition, playing in bowl he changed when he came in Foreman, Holmes and Cooper. well the head. His best punch is length. I look for Holyfield to try games and exciting its fans. was the players' heads. Bowe (31-0,27 KOs): Since his left hook, but he did knock to rush Bowe and smother him. Did Bowling Green catch This Weekend In the "We tried to enhance the Bowe had to settle for the silver Rodrigues out cold, not cold for a He'll rip shots to Bowe body and lightning in a bottle? Or was Mid-American Conference self-esteem," Blackney says. medal in the '88 Olympic Games, couple of minutes, but cold to the head, but won't shake the man there an ingenious plan that he's been on the fast track to "We tried to convince them point where drool was coming from Brooklyn. transformed underachievers Ball Stale at Bowling Green success in the heavyweight divi- they were much better than the out of Rodrigues' mouth, with a into champions? Kent at Miami sion. Bowe has starched fellow level they were playing at And right hand. In the second and third rounds, Credit It to talent, to coach- Central Mich ai Western Mich there's no question success contenders Bruce Seldon (one Bowe will bounce long steady ing, to luck - anyway you look Eastern Michigan at Toledo Youngslown State at Akron breeds success. We were able round), Rodolfo Marin (two Bowe: Bowe's a long-armed at it Bowling Green is 15-0 in rounds), Pierre Coetzer (seven jabs off Holyfield's enisled jaw, Ohio at Colorado State to start out early and reinforce fighter who relies on room throwing the champion's timing the conference since Gary it that we could win. And as we rounds) and Cooper (two rounds). necessary to generate power in He also knocked out Holyf ield's off. Holyfield will stun Bowe Blackney took over two years won, we gained confidence. his punches. He iced Biggs and with a left hook in the fourth, but ago. And the more we won, we Olympic teammate Tyrell Biggs Marin with long rights while he when he iced him two years ago it will be his last and only hurrah. Now the Falcons have only Two years ago. Bowling found different ways to win." stoned Cooper and Seldon with Because in the fifth, Bowe will the regular-season ending Green's 3-5-2 record made It It is important to note that in seven rounds. left hooks. The only fight Bowe had trou- send Holyfield on a long vacation game at home against Ball sixth in the nine-team MAC. White, the MAC'S most valua- away from heavyweight cham- State standing between them ble with was a bout against Tony Bowe's biggest weapon Friday Western Michigan's Al Mo- ble player last season, along Tubbs in Tokyo when the crafty pionship fights. Bowe has a and the inaugural Las Vegas lde has his own theory. with California Raisin Bowl night will be the right uppercut ticket, in the form of his right Tubbs showed up in the best he unveiled against Coetzer. If he Bowl. "I look through this season MVP Szlachcic Jackson, Smith shape of his career and almost hand, to send the champion on a Other MAC games Saturday and I see points where you and a lot of the offensive line can force Holyfield away with one-way trip to Queer Street, not upset Bowe while showing him a the uppercut, it will allow him to find Central Michigan at might say, 'Well, Bowling were already in place when forum in boxing decorum. to return until the allotted ten Western Michigan, Eastern Green might have been beaten Blackney came in. All he did tag him with his long-ranged seconds are up. Advantage: Holyfield weaponry. Michigan at Toledo, Kent at by a little better game from was refine and refecus what Advantage: Bowe Miami of Ohio, and in non- two or three teams.' But some- was on hand. Age and Physical Tools: conference matchups. Youngs- how they find a way to win," he "We do have excellent foot- Erik Pupillo is a junior journal- town State at Akron and Ohio says, echoing the words of a lot ball players. We're not doing it Holyfield: Holyfield, who is 30 Defense: ism major and assitant sports U. at Colorado State, of other coaches. here with mirrors and we years old, stands 6'2" and comes editor who has been calling Bowe Bowling Green is 7-0 in the Moide credits the coaching never pretended that we into the bout at an all-time low Holyfield: Has none to speak the baddest man from Brooklyn, MAC and 8-2 overall, riding a staff for its game plan and mo- were," Blackney says. since he entered the heavyweight of. Has always been easy to hit. even if Mike Tyson was out of jail. 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That has been the goalie rota- tion for the Falcons for the past The Broncos shell-shocked BG Glantz, a sophomore winger by Jos Mooshil for four goals in 8:01 and that from Riverwoods, 111., has two series and will continue to The Associated Press Bowling Green will be facing pretty much put the Falcons scored four goals in four be as such in the near future. two familiar teams this week- down for the count. Bowling games and has been moved Angelo Libertucci and Nathan end when the Kent State Uni- Green has won each CCHA onto the No. 1 power play line. Cressman are continuing to LAKE FOREST, 111. - Try as he might, coach Mike Ditka can't seem versity Golden Flashes visit game in which they have given Glantz, recruited out of Omaha battle to get back into the rota- to avoid controversy or corral his volatile temper. the Ice Arena Friday at 7 p.m. up the first goal. in the United States Junior tion. Since suffering a mild heart attack in 1988, Ditka has worked hard and when BG travels to "We weren't intimidated and League for his offensive prow- One player who has not re- at trying to be calm, but has not always met with success. Western Michigan on Satur- ess, wasn't expected to greatly cieved as much recognition as Controversy and emotional outbursts have escalated with the 4-5 day. contribute until after his first a Harkins, Pronger or Glantz is record that has all but put his Chicago Bears out of the NFL playoff The Falcons are coming off a year of play. Currently in his junior defenseman Glen picture. weekend split, winning 3-1 sophomore year, Glantz has Mears, who is from Anchorage, Ditka has exploded at his quarterback, cursed the media, canceled against Illinois-Chicago on Fri- stepped up his offensive per- Alaska. news conferences, broken relationships with friends, called Bear day and losing 5-3 to Western formance for the team right on fans "jerkos" and even challenged one to a fight. Michigan on Saturday. BG split schedule. Mears, drafted by the Calga- the weekend series against Pronger, a junior winger out ry Flames in the third round in None of it appears to hurt his popularity. Kent on the weekend of Oct. of Dryden, Ontario, had to sit 1990, has four assists on the Fans are either for Ditka or against him - there is no in-between. 30-31, losing 5-2 at the Ice out the first game of the season season with two of the assists In the bars and on talk shows, his backers point to the pre-Ditka Arena and winning 5-3 at Kent. for a violation of team rules setting up two of Pronger's days. After late owner and coach George Halas retired at the end of Kent is coming off of a M but has really jumped in scor- goals last weekend against the 1967 season, the Bears bounded about aimlessly under such weekend sweep by Ferris ing six goals and three assists, WMU. coaches as Jim Dooley, Abe Gibron, Jack Pardee and Neill Arm- U*»«#m M.r>uc»r>ltn>wrtity State, losing 3-2 and 5-4 in putting him in a tie with Brett strong. overtime. WMU defeated Harkins for the team scoring The defense and the power Since Ditka took over in the strike-aborted season in 1982, the Michigan State last Friday 5-3 we came out and Qtook charge of lead. Four out of six of Prong- play have been the focus of Bears have won six of eight divisional titles and reached their zenith and Bowling Green on Satur- the game and we stayed in the er's goals have come in the last practice this week. The power in 1985 when they went 15-1 and romped to the Super Bowl cham- day. game even after those five two games, with one being a play is a main concern to York. pionship. Last weekend, the Falcons goals in the second period," game-winning goal and two be- "We haven't been doing as blasted out to an early 2-0 lead said coach Jerry York. ing scored into an empty net. Ditka could do no wrong after the championship. His appeal rock- against WMU and like all of the Two very bright spots for the Starting in goal this weekend well on the power play as I eted along with his value for television commercials. other CCHA games where the Falcons have been the out- will be Will Clarke on Friday have wanted to," York said. But Ditka still does his five television and radio shows, for which he is paid. Several incidents on WSCR-AM, an all-sports station, have added to Ditka's reputation. Ed O'Bradovich, whose daughter is married to Ditka's son, was be- ing interviewed on WSCR recently when he said he thought Ditka had Women driving for MAC title changed and "forgotten his roots." Ditka at first denied knowing O'Bradovich. When reminded O'Bra- by Mike Slates dovich was who Ditka selected to make his Hall of Fame presen- sports writer ing schedules ot the two teams favors the the team in aces per game. tation, the coach replied "Biggest mistake I ever made." Falcons. With all of Miami's weapons, Van De Walle The topper came last week on Ditka's own show on WSCR. "The players know what they are up feels that passing and defense will be the A male caller said Ditka was a baby. It doesn't get any better than this. against," Van De Walle said. "In the matches keys to a Bowling Green victory. "I'm 53 years old and my office is at 250 N. Washington," Ditka This is the only way to describe the most we have remaining, none of those teams will "Passing is definitely a key because when said. "Anytime you want to meet me there, you tell me what time and important weekend the Bowling Green vol- be in the tournament while Miami still has to we pass well, we can put the ball wherever I'll meet you there. I'll whip your ass. You got that, wonder boy?" leyball team will have faced so far this play Ball State and Western after us, so we we want," Van De Walle said. "Also, we will season. really feel that a lot is riding on this week- have to play good defense because Miami is The Falcons, currently tied for first place end." a team that will rally and we have to be able in the Mid-American Conference with Miami Bowling Green is coming off of their most to rally back and win the long rallies. and defending league champions, will host disappointing loss of the year, a five-game Runners compete the Redskins and Ohio University on Friday heartbreaker to Ball State that ended their Ohio comes to Anderson Arena currently and Saturday, respectively. Games times are conference win streak at 26 matches. The tied for seventh place with Toledo with a slated for 7:00 P.M. for both nights. Falcons have not lost consecutive matches 4-10 conference record. The Bobcats lost to Bowling Green and Miami are each 13-1 in since the middle of the 1990 season, when Bowling Green earlier this season in four in NCAA districts the conference. A win by either team could they had three straight losses to Kentucky, games, 15-5,15-11,12-15,15-8, and with a win byAndyDugan put them in the driver's seat for the MAC Western Michigan, and Miami. could be a major spoiler in the MAC regular sports writer schools expected to be in the top regular season title. The volleyball team has also been very season race. 10 at the meet, which will consist "We do not want to say we are playing for strong against the MAC at home. Bowling Ohio will look to last year's Honorable of 40 represented teams. Price the league championship this weekend," Green has not lost a home match to a confer- Mention All-MAC selection, senior middle Runners representing the also listed Michigan as the pre- head coach Denise Van De Walle said. "But ence squad since Eastern Michigan defeated hitter Glenn Fanelly, to lead the team's men's and women's cross coun- race pick. with both of us being tied, this match will the Falcons in five games at the end of 1990. cause. Fanelly, the only senior on the squad, try teams will travel to Bloo- The women will run at 11 a.m. decide if we can regain and keep the first Bowling Green expects to see plenty of ac- leads the Bobcats in hitting percentage and mington, Ind., this Saturday to Saturday. place seat." tion from Miami's two stars, senior outside kills per game. compete in the District Four The men will be represented The volleyball team defeated the Redskins hitter Jenny Schwarber and senior middle NCAA qualifying meet. by five runners. Eddie Nicholson, in their previous match this season by win- hitter Kristin Wagner. Wagner, a second- "I think Ohio has a good team," Van De For the women, Cheri Triner Brad Schaser, Dane Schubert, ning in straight sets, 16-14, 15-8, 15-11, and team All-MAC selection last season, leads Walle said. "Every team at this late in the and Tracey Losi will be the two Deric Kenne and Brian Butler has defeated Miami three consecutive times. the team in hitting percentage, kills per conference season is important because you runners competing. Women's will represent the Falcon squad. However, the Redskins hold a commanding game, and blocks per game. Schwarber is cannot afford to coast at this time." coach Steve Price is excited The decision to have these run- overall lead in the two teams' head-to-head the Redskins' leading dig artist. This weekend is also important for Van De about Triner's chances of quali- ners race in the meet was based matchups, 20-10. Miami also has last season's MAC Fresh- Walle in another way. Wins over both Miami fying for the national meet. on their top performances at the Van De Walle realizes that winning this man of the Year in sophomore middle- and Ohio would give the BG head coach her "This is an opportunity for MAC meet. The remaining run- match is very important because the remain- outside hitter Nichole Putman, who paces 200th victory of her coaching career. Cheri to qualify for NCAAs by ners, many plagued with injuries, being one of the top three indi- will now rest for the season and viduals. It will be very, very resume competition during the FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK tough. She should run the best track season. race of the year. She's in tremen- Should any runner place in the dous physical condition." top three individual spots, he or Among Triner's competitors she will automatically qualify for for the top three positions will be the NCAA meet, which is also to Laura Simmcrling of Illinois and be held in Bloomington, on Nov. Applications for Julie Rhoda, the MAC champion 23. from Miami. Price listed the Big The men will run at noon this spring 1993 BG News editor Ten, MAC and Notre Dame as Saturday. VICTIM. S£i \*i \*l, are now being accepted. 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Passenger 57' good guy Wesley Snipes and bad DORIAN HALKOVICH psycho Bruce Payne will be winging their way lo Oscars. Oof. JASON HUNT LINDA LENC talented actor. Snipes handles all of his need to be commended for their work on this by David Huffman scenes well and Is continually believable as MARY OKORN Insider film critic film. The fights which happen within the Cutter. cramped plane are extremely intense and COURTNEY GANGEMI Snipes also proves that is possible to be make great use of the plane's sense of claus- JILL FETZER the star of an action film without taking off trophobia. When the film's action leaves the DAVID HUFFMAN Wesley Snipes Is becoming one of the his shirt and running around in one of those plane for an extensive sequence at a fair, DAVE BASKIND most versatile actors in Hollywood. In the tacky tank-top T-shirts to show off his mus- Wilder and Ward open up their stunts and MELINDA MONHART past three years he's played a )azz saxo- cles. Snipes is not only believable, but also fights to the rides where the actors are al- phone player, a crack-dealing gangster, a seems to be having fun as he punches out lowed to be even more physical. These fight ROSS WETTZNER basketball con artist, a successful architect the terrorists one by one and finally does scenes are enhanced by the editing work of SASHA THE DUCK and a disabled man in a wheelchair. After battle with Payne - who apparently has a Richard Nord, whose fast cutting adds to the tackling both comedy and drama, Snipes has groin of steel. feeling of urgency and keeps them coherent. STAFF now ventured Into the action genre with Passenger 57 deserves credit for not be- PHOTOGRAPHERS Passenger 57. Snipes may enjoy being the hero, but it is ing extremely offensive as well. It Is violent Snipes Is John Cutter, a security expert a widely-held truth that an actor can have but never gratuitous. People do get shot in TIM NORMAN who, after the death of his wife, reduces just as much, if not more, fun being the the head, but director Kevin Hooks does not LINDA LENC himself to the level of an Instructor, never villain. Alan Rickman proved this In both dwell on the details. Also, this film is not a TERESA THOMAS again wishing to be directly responsible for Die Hard and Robin Hood: Prince of cinematic exercise In woman-hating. Dat- another human being's life. This wish Is Thieves. Payne is kind of like a poor man's cher Is the obligatory "love Interest" for PRODUCTION broken during his flight to LA. - where he is Rickman with his cold facial features and Snipes, but she Is not a brainless bimbo to begin a career as an airline's chief of secu- British accent. He Isn't the most dynamic of placed in the film merely to be a sex object. ASSISTANTS rity and anti-terrorism - when his plane Is screen villains, but he Is quietly psychotic In Everyone associated with Passenger 57 KATHY GAITAN highjacked by Charles Rane (Bruce Payne). his own way - especially when he delivers the has done a good job, with the exception of BILL BURGESS The fate of 200 passengers falls onto Cut- film's best line to flight attendant Marti Slay- screenwriters David Loughery and Dan Gor- MICHAEL HUNT ter's shoulders as he does battle with the ton (Alex Datcher). don. Their script Is riddled with lapses In JENNIFER SMITH world's most notorious terrorist. Like all action films, Passenger 57 's logic and details that would have made this a Unlike the other major action film in cur- success is due largely to the excellent stunts stronger film. As It is. Passenger 57 is a BUTCH PHILLIPS rent release (Steven Seagal's dreadful Under and well-choreographed fight scenes. Stunt mindless film that Is slickly made and a lot of Siege), Passenger 57 has at its center a coordinators Glenn Wilder and Jeff Ward fun. From the Editors... Question one: How long can we keep doing half cover stories or no The Insider Magazine cover stories at all before we feel guilty? Question two: How long can we Is published every Friday keep putting up with writers who don't do their stuff on time and still during the academic year keepa "Oh, that's OK" that sounds convincing? (Note to those writers - by the Board of Student and you know who you are - we are not amused.) Question three: Why Publications of Bowling the heck is the Lemonheads' remake of Simon and Garfunkle's 'Mrs. Green State University. Robinson' getting all this airplay on 'Entertainment Tonight'? I mean, Opinions expressed we like the song and all, but what are we supposed to think when plastic by columnists do not man John Tesh and human barbie Leeza Gibbons grin and quip about necessarily reflect the the Boston group that is, to quote Tesh, "Leeza's favorite band"? opinions of The Insider Hmmmm? Magazine. Question four: How long can Insider keep out of the rat race with the The Insider Magazine and Bowling Green State whole Malcolm X deal and not do a piece on the Comeback of the Year University are equal like every other major media? (We can answer this one: not too long. opportunity employers Keep your eyes peeled.) and do not discriminate in hiring practices. Friday, November 13, H The Insider Answer in the form of a question: ioT&p in 'Jeopardy' Geer, who graduated in 1977 as would eventually seem to be of little by Ryan Honcyman play a mock version of 'Jeopardy' king of trivia mongers, Alex Insider a technology major and is now a to see how well they would per- importance when Geer won his Trebek. law student at Stetson, sent in 70 form under the pressure of com pet first match and brought his win- "He has a very difficult job and postcards to apply when he ing with two other contestants. nings to more than $16,000. it's a mark of his professionalism learned that the show would be They then underwent an interview Even though the backbone of the that enables him to do it," Geer In the wild kingdom, the bellows, interviewing for contestants in his to see if they were the correct show seems to rely on contestants' said about the host. "The entire whoops and calls of animals signify area. He then had to compete with "Jeopardy material," Geer said. knowledge of countless trivia facts, staff is very professional about the a whole array of meanings and Geer found that there was much process of the show. We couldn't communications. Bui in the king- more to it than just knowing a converse with Alex Trebek outside dom of television viewing, the cry "The entire staff is very professional about the process of broad range of trivial Information. of what is filmed for the television "This is Jeopardy! can mean only "It's not at all like playing In your airing." one thing - one of the most well the show. We couldn't converse with Alex Trebek outside of living room at home," Geer ex- Though he lost out in the second known game shows of all time, the what is filmed for the television airing." plained. "There's more to It than day of play, "all In all It was pretty trivia lover's dream - 'Jeopardy.' just having knowledge on various Intense fun," Geer stated. With the With a reputation for being filled subjects. There's a lot of physical earnings he recieved after his two with Incredibly difficult questions Brett Geer, BC grad and Jeopardy contestant reflex Involved when you're trying appearances, it seems that the has from a broad range of subject mat- to beat two other contestants to the sle eventually paid off, and then ter, 'Jeopardy' is the meat of trivia buzzer." some. whizzes from Harvard, from Duke, 300 other potential contestants in When he had finally completed A large part of the show's popu- from UCLA...and from BGSU. a test that used 50 $ 1000 ques- the hours of interviews and lesting, larity relies on the ever-present On August 18, former Bowling tions in 50 different categories. Geer recieved his call to be a con- charm of It's host, the undisputed Green State University student Applicants needed 30 correct an- testant on 'Jeopardy' for August Brett Geer found himself in the po- swers in order to pass, and out of 18. sition of one of the three 'Jeopar- Geer's group of 75, only five "I ended up missing my first day dy' contestants. At the end of his passed. of law school to be on the show," competition, the St. Petersburg, said Geer, who was to begin class- Florida native would return home After this Intense selection pro- es at Stetson that day. It turned out with over $16,000 in cash. cess, the contestants then had to that missing one day of law school Join the fight for Clean Air PRICES FOR STAY-HOT PER NICHV SIGN UP Sponsored By SOUTH PADRE ISLAND Trie Games Committee DAYTONABEACH . FOR THE of BOB© .TheHonors S AND 7 NIGHTS PANAHA CITY BEACH Program and 5 AND 7 NIGHTS Residence Life. 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What singer Dudley in Maumee AND a FREE write It all down and send it here. p So much time, so little to do. schmaltzed his way through this promo tape from Finders Records Thank you, my students. Next, I tk S Walt. Reverse that. This week, 'Dr. Top Ten hit? If you know, send And Tapes at 128 N. Main in BG. must commend the 64 of you who Dave's Incredible College of Musi- your entry to 'Dr. Dave's Quiz' c/o What a pleasing prize package!! deserve to go the head of the class cal Knowledge' has got a whole lo- 214 West Hall or whisk it into the Let us now announce the win- for scoring a perfect 60 points. I announce the winners. The grand tta winners to announce. We'll take jolly wooden box located in 210 ners of THE BIG QUIZ here at The wish I had prizes for you all, but I prize winner In Doctor Dave's 3rd don't. So, I then looked through BIG QUIZ is NIKK1 ARM the perfect entries to see who did STRONG. HOORAY FOR Nl the most brown-nosing... Just kid- KK1!! YAHOO!! She wins that ava % ding. A random drawing of the 64 lane he of prizes from Carly Cheen- perfect scores was held and the a's, A Cut Above, Easystreet Cafe, winners were chosen. Cross your Finders Records And Tapes, fingers, toes and intestines, class, Grounds for Thought, Hotel Lobby 1 Student Appreciation Pav j the lucky ones will be announced in Donuts, Kroger's, McDonald's, a second. Myles' Pizza, Student Book At the football game this Saturday First, I've got to give you the an- Exchange, Subway Sandwiches swers. Number One tunes: 'Total and Salads, TCBY, Uhlman's, Eclipse of the Heart'-Bonnle Tyler, Video Spectrum, and Woodland 'The Reflex'-Duran Duran, 'Don't Mall Cinemas. The second place You (Forget About Mel'-The winner is WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Simple Minds, 'Rock Me WAYTO GO, WILLIAM!! He's i Be There! Amadeus'-Falco. 'La Bamba'-Los won that tidal wave o' good stuff % I Lobos, 'Need You Tonlght'-INXS, from McDonald's, SBX, Kroger's, % 'Wind Beneath My Wlngs'-Bette Easystreet, Myles, Subway, Video Midler, 'Blaze of Glory'-Jon Bon Spectrum, and Woodland Mall % Join the Athletic Department and the BG Nevrs , Jovi, 'Unbellevable'-EMFand 'I'm Cinemas. % for Saturday's same with Ball State, in recosnizins the 1 Too Sexy'-Right Said Fred. % s Top Ten hits: Jeopardy'The As for third place, TIM BALSKI many student orsanizations that make BGSU special. Greg Kihn Band, "The Warrior'-S- brings it on home. TERRIFIC, % candal featuring Patty Smythe, TIM!! He gets the heap of good I 'Party All the Tlme'-Eddle Murphy, gifts from Kroger's, Myles, And to all students... i 'If You Leave'-Orchestral Maneu- McDonald's, Subway, and Wood- vers In the Dark (OMD), Talk Dirty land Mall Cinemas. The fourth and Let's fill the stands to show the football team our 1 To Me'-Polson, 'Candle in the fifth place winners of the McDon- appreciation for their sreat season! Wlnd'-Eton John, 'Stand'- R.E.M., ald's, Subway, and Woodland Mall 'Roam'-The B-52s, 'Right Here, Cinemas packages are JOE i Right Now'-Jesus Jones and 'Un- FLORENSKI and TONY EN- der the Bridge-Red Hot Chili Pep- DERLE. MOST SPLENDID, i pers. GUYS!! Sixth through fifteenth Top 40 songs: 'Faithfully'- places all earned various prizes % i Joumey, 'Bang Your Head'-Quiet from McDonald's and Woodland Let's Go BG Students - Be There!! Riot, 'People Are People'- Mall Cinemas. Those lucky folks Depeche Mode, 'Missionary are (In order): KATHY BRINK- £ Man'-The Eurythmics, 'You Can MAN, CAREY BLACK, JOE | Call Me Al'-Paul Simon, 'Parents FETHEROLF, NANCY BROWN, Just Don't Understand'-DJ Jazzy WENDY CONNER, DARLA s I Jeff and the Fresh Prince, 'Angel of HINCKLEY, JIM SEWARD, TER1 % Harlem'-U2, 'Unchained Melo- KUFFA, DOUG DEUTSCH, AND % i dy'-The Righteous Brothers, 'Hard TASHA REMUNGERM! Swell per- % 1 to Handle'-The Black Crowes, and formance, one and all. That's it. 'Friday I'm In Love'-The Cure. That's all. No mo' prizes. Sorry. % Whew. Quite an onslaught of mar- Thanks again to everyone who en- velous tunes. (Well, maybe some of tered, all the sponsors, anyone (Ke- i£ them aren't too marvelous. Are lly, Parti, Romy and Eric, especial- you listening, Right Said Fred?) ly) who helped me select the songs 1 Now, the time has come, the gig for the quiz, and, most importantly, | is up, the news is out; they finally to all of you who read this column I s found me. (Thank you, Styx.) Let's each week. Keep reading. ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES. I i£ HOWARDS club H 210 N. Main 3S2-99S1 Friday & Saturday | £ i £ HOWARDS CLUB H i s PRESENTS I £ u ROB WALLET M Greek 101 No texts, either: drives lessons home about 300 students attend the pro- Timson said, "I think each universi by List Gallagher gram. ty has to evaluate their greek Insider The University of Dayton's Pan- system and decide what will meet hel Committee has been preparing their needs." these programs since 1989. The Bowling Green's Panhellenic It's class time for fall sorority and school used to give course credit Council has devised a similar pro- fraternity pledges at the University for Greek 101, but stopped about gram aimed at sorority pledges, of Dayton. Each pledge is required two years ago. also called Greek 101. to take a five-week program called When asked if this program The InsidcrA'indo Lenc Greek 101 for which they receive should be used at other colleges See CREEK 101, page eight. M'UZI WEIGHS A TON...Mark Hulchlns of Ton belts out the tunes for char- no credit. ity Wednesday night. WBGU-FM 88.1 will rebroadcast highlights of the Fledges have to go to one one- show next Sunday at A p.m. hour session a week during the se- mester. Some Issues discussed with the students are hazing, AIDS, re- Home Aid III a success lationships, motivation and dele- 3" DOUBLE by Marion Schlocmcr gation. Insider Melissa Timson, assistant direc- tor of Greek Life at Dayton, said ... And the beat goes on. the program Intends to prepare The third annual Home Aid commenced posthaste Wednesday night, students for leadership in their PRINTS linking home-grown rock-n-roll with an effort to help the area's home- fraternity or sorority in the future. less. Seven local bands volunteered their talent for the WBGU-FM 88.1 "UD thinks preparing these stu- sponsored event, creating an evening of diverse music and raw energy. dents Is very important, and it also Featured at this year's Home Aid - co-sponsored by Howard's Club H, gives pledges a chance to get to 210 N. Main St. -were Ton, Derek Wolfgram, Merry Can Men, Gone know one another," said Timson. Daddy Finch, Vambo Marble Eye, Black Minds of Music and Sweaty According to Timson, the turn- Whiskers. out for Greek 101 is rather strong. Brett Lenart, coordinator of this year's project, said it's important the There are usually 150 pledges in community realizes what's going on with the homeless. the fall when the 23 Greek houses ANY EXPOSURE "I think people think there's not a homeless problem in Bowling have informal rush. But In the Green because [the city] is not a metropolis, " he said. "But there spring, when formal rush begins, homeless in Wood county. IThrough Home Aid] it's easy for any individ- ual to show their support for this cause." With the proceeds going to the Link, Home Aid raised $ 1,058 CLA-Zi-i.THF.ATKI- Wednesday night. The last two Home Aid benefits in the Commons DOWI.ING OMfCN • »)-lJM raised $750 and $800 respectively. WBGU program director Lisa Gaghan said the bar proved to be an 99 additional plus to drawing a good crowd. Get two 3" standard size prints from "The bar brings the regular patrons plus people who were put off by $? Wseball xStJx each neg. of your undeveloped starring not being able to drink and smoke at the Commons," she said. SrS0 color film for $1.99, any expo Fred Wright, University graduate and mastermind of the original TOM Home Aid, was on hand to give his support once again. SELLECK ^J>* sure. C-41 process only. "We're Just a drop in the bucket, but if everyone did what WBGU has done, the problem wouldn't be a problem, "he said. "Most modem a Pills - N - Packages Pharmacy homeless aren't the Happy Hobo." NIGHTLY AT 7:15,8:30 One Home Aid supporter echoes that sentiment. Senior education 111 Railroad St. 352-1693, major Kristi Lewarchik was surprised to see homeless people around SAT, SUN. MAT. 2:00,4:15 [own, but repeatedly saw a man with two cardboard boxes and a bottle n a paper bag sitting in the shade of a tree behind her house. lNOV.13,14, & 15 Mark Hutchens of Ton said,"It benefits everybody to see all the bands. 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Irom an operating LOroup Seating Available aaalatenca grant 353-0050" Before Irom ODOT a Service FTA Open: Mon. & Wed. is Needed until 6:00 p.m. [ ftMf , H»—nifc«r H, 1m Tint Insider AC/DC boys aren't too big Into improvisa- Jon Byrd's guitars hiss or Brad The lyrics to the songs are very AC/DC Live tion on stage. Durden's keyboards rattle, but the deep arid menacing, but with the ATCO Records Album plus: the song lineup songwriting keeps Copperhead use of a Hammond Organ the mu- BG and AC/DC go together like makes for a dam fine AC/DC slithering for the most part. Doc- sic sounds more up-beat. The song ducks and water, it seems. Maybe greatest hits package: 'Hells Bells,' tor's order: A bit more of a live feel 'Sidewalk Annie' uses this organ to it's that initials-instead-of-words 'Moneytalks,' 'Back In Black,' coupled with some stronger tunes make It sound like a song right off thing that they both got going. 'T.N.T,' 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt may give these snakes some more the Big Chill album. Whatever the reason, It seems you Cheap'...and even BG classic ode bite. It's hard to believe that the five can't go to a keg party, dorm or to romantic love, 'You Shook Me - Dave Baskind band members are only In their fraternity house without catching at All Night Long.' Fourteen tracks In early twenties because they have least the opening few guitar chords all. Enough to sate the AC/DC MCSerch truly captured the sense of the clas- of the classic 1980 album Back In beast In all of us. Return of the Product sic rock era. Black - Matthew A. Daneman Def Jam/Chaos Records The Wallflowers will be perform- ing in a major U.S. tour with the rock group 10,000 Maniacs, but dates have not yet been set. So If cording again and walking on my you're ready for some modem mu- lips, I would gratefully choose the sic with a twist of classic rock, latter of the two. Let me give you check out their album Wall- an example of what I am trying to flowers in most record stores say - "Lord kill the pain/Lord kill across the U.S. the pain/Don't want to ask -Lisa Gallagher again/Kill my girlfriend/Kill my best friend Sam/'Cause I saw them Jorge Ben Jor making eyes again/Kill my neigh- Live In Rio bors and all my family too." These Tropical Storm Records lyrics come from a song droned by Look out any window In BG and the Red House Painters entitled - what do you see? Grey skies, grey go on, guess - 'Lord Kill the streets, grey people. Winter's co- Pain.' Shall I continue? You see, it mln' and the mood's gettin' sour. isn't Just this verse or this song but AC/DC Slide Mr. Ben Jor into the disc the WHOLE ENTIRE TAPE is so player and what do you see? White depressing that I am tempted to When he and mlc partner Pete sand beaches with warm waves track these guys down and find But no matter how great an Copperhead Nice formed the two lyrical halves lapping around your ankles. Chil- them professional psychiatric help album Is, It can get tiresome. Even Copperhead of 3rd Bass, it seemed MC Serch led mugs of mm. And for the strung out emotional prob- a constant diet of Dom Perignon Mercury could do no wrong. From their sun...glorious sun. lems that I am thoroughly con- champagne, grilled cheese sand- A few years ago, a comedian Cactus Album debut on, the two Can't understand a word the vinced they have. wiches and wild monkey sex will (Jeff Foxworthy, I think) wrote made albums thick with hella- man says - he sings in Spanish. But Another painfully-kind-of- get old after a while (well, at least about how to tell If you're a red- ciously good rhymes, humor un- he's one of Brazil's premier artists. melodic piece that the group per- the Dom Perignon part will). But neck. In music, you know you're a matched In the hip-hop world, diss- And he's pretty damn cool. It's pop forms is the title track from Down before You Shook Me All Night redneck band if you feature a Con- ing of pop targets in the rap world music. It's Brazilian samba. It's vi- Colorful Hill (by the way, even their Long' withdraw! sets in, there Is federate flag on your CD's cover (Hammer, Vanilla Ice) and unstop- brant, rich, alive music. And It tape-cover Is black - these are not another option. In their first live and the first three songs on your pable ideas and messages. makes that David Byrne style Bra- Jolly people). Ustening to this song album since 1978s If You Want debut disc are titled 'Busted,' zilian-influenced music seem like a reminds me of walking through a Blood, You've Got It, the Austra- Whiskey' and "The Scar.' You Now, in his first solo release, the pale old shadow next to the deep battlefield after a major war and lian heavy metal quintet that's know you're a good redneck band tide has shifted for the self- stylings of Ben Jor. seeing the dead and wounded churned out more fist-pumping if you play hard-rockln', blues- proclaimed "baddest white boy to More so than that Jimmy Bullet sprawled across the land, mourn- anthems than practically anybody based, twangy-voiced, catchy- ever fuckin' touch a mike." The stuff, Ben Jor sets the mood and ing over the loved ones that I had give more of what even the casual guitar-driven, Southern-style, deep- emphasis on lyrical strength is still the feel of a return to the summer lost in battle. It makes me feel like I AC/DC listener expects - sweaty, fried rock and roll songs about there. On 'Social Narcotics,' Serch sun and the tropical beach. And as fought in the war myself and lost, pounding, crashing heavy metal Dixie and things like' Hard Livin'. denies the American diet of racial BG heads further into winter, he's actually. Between the low almost- classics. The North Carolina band Copper- injustice ("Spoon feedin' is de- the perfect antidote. patriotic drumrolls humming from head falls somewhere into this cat- ceivin' 'cause I need a fork/and If - Matthew A. Daneman one end of the song to the other, Album minus: the live album egory. The problem Is that they fail white people are superior I was de- the stressed-out-l-need- sounds like their regular studio to distinguish themselves or to livered by the stork"). Serch still some-NoDoz-gimme-a-pot- stuff, but with crowd cheers at the fulfill the potential that they only kicks the ass of sell-outs like Ham- Red House Painters of-coffee-sounding voice of the bookends of each song. Seems the hint at on this disc. Occasionally. mer with his words ("He'd be my Down Colorful Hill lead-singer and the melancholy bitch if me and him were in the Warner Bros. Records music going along with it, make slammer"). And Serch still takes RUN OUT AND SNAG...: Well, how can I put this bluntly sure you put the razor blades away the high road above the gangsta Run, don't walk, and get ROCK GOSSIP FROM but not too harshly...between before you listen to it. rap world of women as hos, cop Shawn Colvin'sFat City on listening to the entirety of this re- - Jane Kllgore THE BUCK SWAMP shooting and drive-bys by glorifying Columbia Records, according poppin' ideas instead of caps from to Veronica Sheets of Finders anAK-47. Records and Tapes. "It's good But what Serch loses is the study music with a light folky ocean of sampling, heavy editing twist," she said. Accelerate, and bass riffs that made his pre- don't coast, and get Pure vious work so powerful. By Joining Guava by Ween on Elektra the new school of Jazzy bass lines Records, sayeth Jeff DeWItt of and touches of '70s funk, Serch Record Den. "It rocks the makes for a slower, less In-your- house," he said. Sail, don't face message, and ultimately a les drop anchor, and get the Link ard's, the Twist Offs at EasyS- ser album. Serch, a definite student Records release ofTantrum treet TUESDAY: Franklins and of the old school of hip-hop, should by the band Milk, Intoned Jim Zen at Tuxedo Junction never have changed his majors. Cummer of MadHatter Music WEDNESDAY: Tie-Dye - Matthew A. Daneman Co. "This is a British three- Harvest a EasyStreet, The piece who've taken the grunge Hanson Brothers at Howard's, Wallflowers into a new direction - a better Kenny Reeves at Club SOP, Wallflowers direction," he said. "It's got Chris Otto at Downtown, Red- Virgin Records alacrity." Look it up. cliff (unplugged!) at Tuxedo A new group has Just landed a Junction THURSDAY: Ton record deal with Virgin Records JANE. WHY DONT and Pogeybait at Good Tymes and they call themselves the Wall- WE...: TONIGHT: SATUR- Pub, The Kind at Tuxedo Junc- flowers. The group plays a type of DAY: TONIGHT AND SAT- tion, Love Zombies at How- classical '70s rock and sounds very URDAY: Rob Wallet at How- ard's, Blitzcn at EasyStreet similar to artists such as Joe Cocker and Eric Clapton. RED HOUSE PAINTERS FrkUy, Hovimbtr 13,1**t Hi« lildw MogeaW] and flying his own biplane were set when he was trying to decide what Into motion. The plane started as a type of plane he would build. " My The pile of wood and flat sheets of alu- father said I would have something minum and wasn't really that when I finished," Wilkens said. different from the model planes "He was right, the end result is a cockpit! Wilkens made when he was a kid. pretty dam nice looking plane." "I started building planes as soon It was also Wikens' father who is as my mom would let me hold a responsible for his desire to fly. His What razor," Wilkens said. "I've always father was a flight Instructor and enjoyed building - the cutting and Wilkens recalls that he always gluing and all that. I thought 'I've wanted to learn how to fly. When is it? built so many model airplanes. Wilkens Joined the army in 1967, Why not a full size one?' " his father convinced him to wait until he came home to get his A large amount of time, money wings. and love went into the building of When Wilkens returned from his Wood Co. Wilkens' biplane. He admits many military service, he married his wife people start projects like this but and his time was consumed with few actually see their plane in the taking care of his young family. He he created the floor plan for his as a cable splicer. In 1981, Wilkens man air: "Its easy to find projects like did not have the time or the resour- new home. The house is located on and his wife opened the Video this half finished. You have to be ces to pursue his pilot's license. the Borden Rural Airstrip In Wes- Spectrum In Bowling Green. Since able to devote whatever time It In 1982, he began his private pi- ton, Ohio so Wilkens can fly right then the business has grown from realizes takes for something like this." lot's training and then worked for out of the backyard. Wilkens built 67 titles to 16,000 and Wilkens Wilkens admits safety was al- his commercial pilot's license. 75 percent of the house himself, has quit his Job at the telephone ways a consideration while he was While he was working on his pri- including the heating, plumbing company to work full time at the dream by building the plane. "The thing with vate license, Wilkens bought his an airplane is It's going to take you first plane, a Cessna 152. up and you want It to bring you Ten years later, he has logged building backdown, "Wilkenssaid around 1,050 hours In the air. According to Wilkens, he did not Having a commercial license al- mind spending whatever money lows Wilken's to fly his planes biplane was necassary to create a quality while getting paid. He spends a airplane. Just the nuts, screws and large amount of his time towing bolts for the plane cost around banners, mostly over football PHOTOS BY TERESA THOMAS $1,500. The total cost of the plane games in Ohio and Michigan. Re- came to almost $17,000. "No ex- cently, he has begun hauling sky- pense was spared In the quality of divers for a local skydiving busi- fay A.J. Riegcr materials or the quality of work- Insider ness. manship, '' Wilkens said. The longest trip Wilkens has Now that It Is completed, Wil- flown in the biplane was to an air kens believes the plane Is beyond show In Wisconsin. The plane has If you thought you saw the Red value. When asked about the value a 28 gallon tank and the tank lasts and the majority of the Inside finish business. One thing Is certain, Baron flying over the University re- of the plane, Wilkens said: "It's for two hours of flying. Wilkens, work. since those childhood days building cently - relax. It was only Wood priceless to me. You can ask me always concerned with safety, Wilkens has not had any spe- models, Wilkens has never been County resident Bill Wilkens trying that but since I have no desire to laughed when he said, "But my cialized training In building or con- satisfied without a project. The out his new biplane. sell it," he said. rule Is one and a half." struction, but it seems these abili- next time you spot him flying over Four years ago, when Wilkens "It's priceless." When the biplane was near ties come naturally through experi- the stadium or soaring In his new ordered his plane as a kit from a It was Wilkens' father who con- completion, Wilkens began work- ence. Most of his working life has biplane, you can bet he's thinking magazine, his dreams of building vinced him to build the biplane ing on another building project as been spent at General Telephone about what he will do next. What's Opera, DOC? BG the chapel for 'Marriage of Figaro' by L isa Gallagher Insider Some popular operas the Theatre has performed lately include 'The Magic Flute' and •Cinderella,' both with sell-out crowds. This spring the Opera Theatre will be presenting 'La Boheme', one of the most To disprove the myth that all operas have fat popular operas in the world, about poor college women dressed like Vikings, head to Kobacker Hall graduates living In France. In the Moore Musical Arts Center this weekend for the University production of 'The Marriage of Fi- Dybdahl said almost 100 people auditioned for the garo.' upcoming opera, and he is expecting a huge success. "We have the potential for having the best-sung This comic opera, with music by Wolfgang opera since I've been here," said Dybdahl. Amadeus Mozart, will be presented by the Bowling Green Opera Theatre on Nov. 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. The play was considered dangerous during the Dr. F. Eugene Dybdahl, director of opera activities, reign of Louis XVI because common people were said "The Marriage of Figaro' is one of the most fre- shown to be intelligent. "The characters for the first quently performed operas of all time. time are real characters with real human emotions The opera is about Figaro, a valet interested in ad- and problems, such as sex and fidelity," said Dyb- vancing his career, and his fiancee, Suzanna. The dahl. two are planning their marriage, but not without complications and Interference from family and "It's Interesting to realize that the problems in so- friends. ciety haven't changed that much," he continued. According to Dybdahl, the roles have been double- Tickets for "The Marriage of Figaro' are on sale cast, with more than one student acting a part, to now at the Moore Musical Arts Center Box Office be- enable more students to participate. "Suzanna has tween noon and 6 p.m. Ticket prices for the show the longest singing role out of all the operas. We The BG Opera Theatre was formed in the '60s, range from $6 to $ 10, with a $2 discount for stu- double cast not only to give more students a chance, when the faculty sang most of the leads. Today all dents, children and senior citizens. but to also give singers a break so they don't lose roles are sung by students or graduate students For reservations or more ticket Information, call their voices," said Dybdahl. majoring In either music education or voice. 3728171. [M4ai, Hmmtol 11, IfW 8 The Insider With precautions, driving in winter's a (cold) snap things to keep a close watch of once. For fulies, no additional do so before truly cold Bowling by Ross Weitzner when the mercury Isn't kind to your priming is needed. But, if it's espe- OnoDohc Green weather hits. Anyone who Mercury. cially cold, one stomp to the floor has broken off a key in a lock For starters, It's very Important probably won't hurt. knows the frustration of Iced locks. that you start your car with care The most important thing, Lubrication of locks will eliminate As the weather gets colder, and when it's cold. Since most new cars though, Is that once the engine such difficulties. Any spray product your car seems to be rebelling, are fuel injected (fulles), it's no catches, DO NOT RACETHE like WD 40 or liquid lithium grease don't let It surprise you. If you took longer a science to start your car - ENGINE! This, friends, Is bad will serve as an excellent lubricant chemistry, you'll understand that as - that Is, Just turn the key, and you'- news! When the engine is cold, and protectant against Ice and rust- things get colder, they tend to slow re In business. However, those of when chilled. For carbureted eng- there is virtually no oil on the parts causing moisture. down. The same goes for your car. you driving a carbureted beast may ines, a general rule of thumb is to of the engine that receive the brunt So, what we've got here are a few find it a bit more tedious to arouse depress the accelerator to the floor of the life-robbing friction. So, Finally, perhaps the most Impor- when the engine suddenly charges tant preparation for winter is an e- to life, metal is rudely scraping valuation of all fluids and important metal. Those of you unfamiliar with Items underhood. First, like always, the concept of friction could expe- check your oil; make sure it's not rience similar results by jumping only topped off, but clean. Dirty oil face-first out of your car, onto the Is bad, but worse In the winter. pavement. I guarantee it won't be a Next, anti-freeze must be clean and pleasant experience, so spare your full. If It's not, have the cooling engine of the same. system flushed and filled to ensure The next item of business deals proper and complete protection. with general driving. Those indi- Most service establishments will viduals driving autos with manual charge between $30 and $50. It's transmissions will find it more diffi- worth it! If the cooling system is cult to shift gears when cold. This neglected, it could leave you stran- usually lasts for only a few minutes ded. Not to mention, new radiators while the engine and transmission aren't cheap. And of course, all are still below operating tempera- other fluids like windshield washer ture. Therefore, If the gearbox is a fluid should be up to their proper bit stiff, don't force it; give the levels. gears as much time as they need to Lastly, a new fuel filter before synchronize and engage. For au- and after the winter months would tomatic transmissions, the only be a good idea. If there's any water thing the driver may notice is a in the filler, it could freeze and give slight delay when shifting from you fuel-line freeze-up. After win- park to drive or reverse. ter, dirt and water from contami- If you haven't lubricated mecha- nated service station fuel tanks can nisms like locks or hinges in a while take its toll on your engine, so a (or ever), it would be a good idea to new filter then could only help. GREEK 101 Continued from page five. Chelsea Furlong, coordinator for BG's Greek 101, said she has heard of programs similar to the one at the University of Dayton but feels that titles to choose from: BG's program has worked out fine. "Someday our program could turn Gloria Estefan Into a course, but It's not needed right now," said Furlong. Santa na This Is the third year for the University's program. There are two ses slons during the pledge semester - one on Sept. 27 and the other on Bob Dylan Nov. 8. Journey Some of the topics discussed at last weekend's session were safe sex, Indigo Girls healthy and destructive relationships, and self-defense. David Lascu, a Michael Jackson speaker from the University of Michigan, came to talk to the women about human dignity. Harry Connick According to Maureen Meyer, a sophomore education major, the Willie Nelson Sunday session proved to be an eye-opening experience. And Hundreds More! "After hearing Mr. Lascu speak on Sunday," Meyer said," I became more aware of how Greek individuals need to eliminate today's stereo- types of others and work together as a community." Furlong said Panne! strongly encourages pledges to attend the Greek 101 seminars, but cannot make It mandatory because of the hazing poli- SALE PRICES cy on campus. Ask How To "Greek 101 Is simply an educational program Panhel provides for LOCATIONS* ootffoooooo Get SIC GOOD THRU 11/22 pledges so they can become aware of the problems and Issues around them," said Furlong. 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