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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FRIDAY,The Sept. 25, 1998 A dailyBG independent student News press Volume 85* No. 23 Alumni begin Homecoming weekend with dance □ The Alumni Center is hosting their first ■ The Falcon football All-Alumni Dance in team faces a daunting honor of homecoming challenge against weekend. Daunte Culpepper and Central Florida Saturday at home. By ERIN BERGER The BG News Swing! Rock and Roll! Disco! All of these types of music will be performed at the All-Alumni ■ The women's tennis Dance to be held during home- team is confident as it coming weekend, organized by goes into its first road trip Photo Provided the Alumni Center. of the season this week- This dance is something new end. This it the scene at the Firelands Campus 30 years ago when it opened. The campus Is celebrating its birthday this year. to the Homecoming festivities this year, one of many endeavors to give the returning alumni just □ Firelands College is kicking off their 30th what they want, according to anniversary with campus improvements and Nancy Ellis, associate director of ■ The men's and alumni affairs women's cross country an open house. As people begin to get excited for Homecoming and all of the teams are looking for festivities of the weekend, they big wins Saturday at the AMYJO L. BROWN may not realize who is behind Miami Invitational. The BG News all of these activities. The Uni- versity Advancement Division Serving its community for 30 years, the Firelands College is (which is located in the Alumni proud of the education and opportunities it provides its stu- Center and includes Alumni dents. Affairs, Public Relations, and The doors of the University's only regional campus opened on Development Staff) makes a celebrates Sept. 25,1968, 30 years ago today. large contribution. Its existence is owed much to the enthusiasm and hard work This year for the first time in of the residents in the surrounding communities said Lesley many years, they have planned Ruszkowski, assistant director of college relations for Firelands. activities enough to last return- The residents raised more than $1,062,000 for the construction of ing alumni the entire weekend, ■ University student and the campus. and there will be a little some- professional juggler Jay "We would like to thank the community," said Ruszkowski. thing for everyone, according to Gilligan performs in This year's anniversary celebration will include an open Ellis. "Question." Wfthaay house in November and a formal kick-off for the "University Some of the big events from • See FIRELANDS, page five. • See ALUMNI, page five.
■ Reviews of new albums by Sunny Day real Estate, They Might ITS undergoes new organizational changes be Giants and the □ Recently reorganized, ITS as the Help Center, has become a priority. priate support person. The resolution will skilled technical analyst will serve as an soundtrack to "perma- It is now the primary point of contact for then be written back and relayed to the instant resource to answer questions. nent Midnight." shifts its focus to include cus- users who want to address their technical caller. Singer said that this technical analyst tomer service as well as tech- support problems and related questions. Deb Wells, Customer Relations Manag- position did not exist before. Toby Singer, the executive director of er, said that students are now only direct- Besides the technical analyst, a manag- nology and software. Information Technology Services, said ed to one source. er and three help desk consultants will be these changes can lead to an improved "Technology Support Center serves as available to help answer the calls and Opinion 2 atmosphere. an advocate to help students and faculty make sure everyone is being helped. Page Three 3 By IVY CHIN "The purposes of these changes are to for better services," Wells said. Singer said that next year will be very World & Nation 4 The BG News provide better service, faster resolution to According to Wells, TSC provides critical for TSC. Blotter 5 Information Technology Services (ITS), the users, and to eliminate problems that voice mail accounts and class accounts to "Things are not perfect right now," Sports 6 formally known as University Computer occur," Singer said. faculty and staff. Mainframe accounts will Singer said. "Everything is changing now Agate 7 Services, has gone through a variety of According to Singer, one of the changes be given to those who request them. and we want to make it better for every- that has been made at the TSC is that a Singer also said that there will be more one." TV Listings 8 organizational and management changes recently. The goal of these changes is to new call-tracking system called Remedy ongoing changes. Renovation will be Duane Whitmire, assistant director and NOW 9 provide effective and efficient services to is being used. With this new system, users done at TSC during this winter break in office services manager of ITS, said prior better serve the University community can get a quicker response. order to provide more open area for peo- to these changes, technology and soft- QUOTE members. When a call is received by the help pie. ware were the primary emphasis. How- Among these changes, the Technology desk consultant, the consultant will type A committee team has also been "Only I can change Support Center (TSC), previously known in the question and send it to the appro- formed to hire a technical analyst. This • See ITS, page five. my life. No one can do it for me."
Carol Burnett Midwest Stamping plant to close actress □ Negotiations people are." legal studies professor and Ray said that the company expert on labor law, WARN was between management estimated losses of $530,000 designed to allow government, WEBSITE and workers reach an because of the strike. union and management leaders ' "They are demanding a two to work toward other solutions Visit our new website impasse. dollar an hour pay cut for one besides plant closures and lay- crossword puzzles from year, to compensate for the offs. the past week and inter- money they say they have lost Despite the company's notifi- active reporting: By MIKE WENDLFNG over the course of the strike," cation, however, sources indicat- The BG News Ray said. ed that the city is not currently WWW. Due to federal law, the compa- planning on getting involved in The Bowling Green Midwest ny has also notified Bowling negotiations. bgnews.com Stamping Plant, idled since Aug. Green city officials of the possi- "It seems to me that manage- 30 by a strike, may close down bility of closing the plant. ment is being very greedy. The for good. Under the Worker Adjust- two sides were close to settling STORY IDEA? The company notified union ment and Retraining Notifica- before this week ... it appears to officials of the possibility of per- If you have a news tip or tion Act (WARN), managers of me that management has a manently shutting down the certain medium- to large-sized warped sense of justice," he said. have an idea for a story, plant at negotiations on Tuesday. businesses are required to notify Holmes noted that the Union call anytime and ask to "I believe the plant will be both the union and the city, as may have grounds for legal BO News Photo/JASON SUGGS speak with an editor. shut down," said Jim Ray, presi- well as the State Employment action. dent of UAW Local 4444. "It's Department, if they plan to shut "The union could file a com- A sign hangs on the portable sanitation unit outside the UAW obvious that money is more a plant down. important to the company than stamping plant proclaiming it to be the home of owner Ron 372-6966 According to Bob Holmes, a • See MIDWEST, page five. Thompson. page 2 The BG News Friday, September 25, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 Ideals of thought nurture corruption PEOPLE ON THE I used to be a paranoid person. culture that doesn't operate in a thought as the basis for society, our STREET I was a conspiracy nut. It was capitalistic/democratic system like world is fragmented and chaotic. because I had Ancient Prophecies in our own? Is the only difference There must be another way. Do you read your horoscope? Do one ear, Oliver Stone in the other between our system and Hitler's, Society is the relationship and far too many herbs in my diet. that we kill with ideological rather you believe in it? 1 ' between human beings on a person- There are different types of than racial specificity? paranoia, but it's all based on fear. Paranoia can be a good thing if al level. From this it reaches into There are different types of fear, but Wk it makes you think. The danger the collective. If our relationship all fear is based on death. My about conspiracy theory, is becom- with those around us is poisoned, favorite paranoid person is the one w ing trapped in one yourself. It's then the relationship between mass- that thinks everything is a conspira- possible to believe that the whole es of human beings will also be cy. This usually manifests itself in world is out to get you. You won- ^ poisoned. government and politics. I've stat- der who's watching you, and if ed before that I think an overthrow attempting to conquer others until your friends are going to narc you Being skeptically paranoid of our government took place when eventually one country finally wins. out. The web of conspiracy grows shouldn't make you isolated from Hitler despised the Jews because he Kennedy was assassinated. I don't exponentially when drugs are added your community. Here's a little fact felt they had no homeland and that Mandy Krzystan Patrick Hespen say this with fear, and I'm not in. and eventually you* might they sometimes fail to mention in they rooted themselves in every Freshman afraid they're coming to gel me become another Holden Caulfield. Sophomore country of the world, thereby upset- this multicultural zoo called col- Criminal Justice because I said it. I say it because it Let's not forget the crucial Industry and Laborial ting his view of natural balance. lege: Every human being on this makes sense to me, although I don't moral of A Catcher In the Rye. A "Yes, I read it. If Relations He felt it was his mission to rid the planet shares the same process of morally agree with it. is good reading world of the Jews. teacher tells Holden. "The differ- "No, I think there is Another example of this is ence between an immature man and thought and communication. There when I wake up Hitler had a sick logic but it no scientific - basis Adolph Hitler. The whole world a mature man, is that the immature is a collective human mind that rec- and I am In the makes no moral sense. It's outra- behind It." knows Adolph Hitler is responsible man is willing to die for a cause ognizes common symbols and bathroom." geous that a human being could use for the most popular genocide in while the mature man is willing to this as a rational basis for political archetypes. Local manifestations of history. The whole world knows he action. But when I look at Ameri- live humbly for one." these archetypes construct different hated Jewish people. But do you can foreign policy, it seems we How many are willing to die cultures. So while you're all out A 9 know why he hated Jews? Hitler operate under the same assumption because our government is corrupt? there striving and being told that believed that all nations were insti- I'm not. I think governments have that it's natural for nations to be you're different just remember that tutions of nature, and it was Uie separate entities and always in con- always been corrupt and always / fundamentally, you're not! function of nations to perpetually flict. Obviously Anti-Semitism will be. As long as we place our David Belin be at war with one another for isn't the foundation of American faith in systems created by thought, Freshman ^- space and raw materials to live. He there will always be corruption and foreign policy, but isn't contempo- Josh Minion can be reached Criminal Justice believed it was natural for every rary American policy to destroy any inner pollution of the human spirit. nation to defend its own land, while And because we use the ideals of at jminion@bgnet. bgsu. edu "No, because the opposite always happens." Jake and Parvo the Talking Dingo Shane Herman
AHH! THE START OF A ^EU/ SCHOOL Janzen Phipps Jon Sweitzer YEAR... OOH, Freshman Freshman * FRESHMAN! Biology Criminal Justice GET READY "Yes, I read It "Yes. If it is good, it will PARVO. because I need a lit- make me have a tle bit of help in-my good day. I look for pathetic life** JV. the predictions."
Responses to Clinton controversy The BG News "An independent student voice serving It Is interesting to note that country will get back to "real- President Clinton refused to testi- issues of our own and around the Bowling Green since 1920" fy in front of the Grand Jury and world. settled for the video feed that the Joel M. Freimark world saw yesterday. If he would Freshman 210 West Hall have testified like other law abid- El Education Bowling Green State University ing citizens in the first place . . . we would not have had this spec- This whole Clinton scandal is Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 tacle. It is one of many examples getting out of control. 1 totally dis- of how Clinton brings these hard- agree with the article, people Phone: (419) 372-2601 ships upon himself. deserve to know about scandal. E-mail: [email protected] On the issue of his being First of all. if Clinton wasn't the president, would people be making impeached ... by all means he DARLA WARNOCK should. He took an oath to tell the this such a big deal? truth and uphold the constitution. The answer is NO! The public Editor-in-Chief Of course he broke both. (Adultery wouldn't care. Situations like these is wrong ... however not impeach- are shown on TV every day and SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER able.) We as a nation can not accepted by many viewers. Now Managing Editor Opinion Editor afford to allow his disregard for his that It's involving the President, duties to set a precedent. adultery isn't the worst thing that BRANDI BARHJTE KIM WILFONG This videotape is Slick Willy" someone could ever do. Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief being himself. He showed his true Don't get me wrong, I'm not giv- ing praise to Clinton for lying to the colors on the seventeenth. He Is MIKEWENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY certainly not a man telling the country but I do think that people Chief Reporter Sports Editor truth. (He'll say anything to get are taking this out of control. He made a mistake as all other himself out of trouble.) He can fool JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL • the public every day of the week, humans do so let's forgive him Photo Editor Entertainment Editor but he can't fool Congress. They Several other presidents have done know exactly what he's doing. If he m Evvki the same thing but the only differ- ence Is that they didn't get caught TARA CANNON is not impeached, it is because the Graphics Editor people have demanded he stay In Keep Clinton In office and keep his office. fThls would be a sad day.) If personal life in the White House. he is impeached against the will of ■•MBM* Melissa Naymik . .Special Projects Editor the people...it would be a sad day KlmlUSlms Freshman Ana Pereira . .Wire Editor as well. What's the best solution? many problems. First and fore- you're President, you can lie Education Brian Taylor . .Assistant Opinion Editor Resignation. However, this man most, the country will be without under oath, and get away with It. El Denise Domanski . .Assistant Copy Chief believes he can get out of any- elected leadership and turmoil is This would make a mockery of the G. Michael Graham . .Assistant Sports Editor thing. He will not resign until the sure to arise. Secondly. Tipper U.S. Judicial System. 1 don't think that Clinton Stephanie Schneider . Assistant Graphics Editor last dog has died. Gore will become the first lady. My personal view says impeach For many years, her involvement should be Impeached. I really Scott Zimmer . Assistant Graphics Editor him. Not because I am Republican don't care if he had an affair or God Bleu America. with PMRC (Parents Music Scott Fauber . Assistant Photo Editor (I'm not} and not because I think not. Americans should be con Paul King Resource Group) has been a con- he is doing a bad job (I think he is cerned with his policies and what Jun'or stant threat to free speech within M doing his Job quite well). Impeach he does for this country not what Busineu the music industry. With her as on the basis that he lied. There is he does with his personal life. First Lady, she will gain more no way around the fact that he The situation is between him Copyright e 1998. The K Newt, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any mate- power and this can only mean lied under an oath that our and his family not between him rial from this publication without u> permission of The K News Is strictly In response to your question on more bad news for the music Founding Fathers put in place. To and the country. He has been a prohibited. The K News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 and Is If Clinton should be impeached: world. go against this would compromise good president so let It belli published dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer This question leaves the deci- But. if Congress decides NOT the Constitution and it would be a aester. Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not nec- sion makers in a sort of Catch-22. to impeach Clinton, this sets a terrible situation for our great Katie DUworth essarily those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The K If they do decide to remove the dangerous precedent for our coun- News. Unsigned editorials are ibe opinion of the Spring 1998 BG News staff. democracy. Hopefully, this situa- Freshman President from office, this creates try. It would basically say that if The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto- tion will soon be resolved and our M History ries or photograph descriptions. 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Anything could happen," Juana Ingles, a 67-year- old widow, said as she waited IBREASTS The Associated Press for a bus to take her from her Miami Beach apartment to a Teacher bares breasts to win acquittal shelter at a school. "I'm a sick ^ JONESBORO. Ga. |AP) — A teacher was acquitted of a charge that she person, too, with high blood iMli KEY WEST, Ha. — Leaving swapped sex for an A grade with a 16-year-old student after she bared pressure." her breasts to show Jurors a surgical scar the student failed to identify. nearly 200 people dead in its Doris Walker. 43, was acquitted Wednesday after she bared her wake. Hurricane Georges At 8 p.m. EDT, Georges was breasts in private in the Jury room in front of jurors, attorneys and the stormed toward the Florida Keys centered off the northern coast of |s - V- judge, said Lee Sexton. Ms. Walker's lawyer. with gathering speed Thursday, Cuba, 205 miles southeast of Key sBi('^aaH^V*C*iBW^^BBafl BBaaaT ■sBaafl Ms. Walker, a longtime teacher of biology and physiology at Riverdale and three-quarters of a million West, moving to the northwest at High School, was indicted this summer on a charge of sexual assault on people along the coast were 14 mph, with winds of 85 mph. a person in custody — a statute originally aimed at preventing sexual warned to clear out. Hurricane warnings were posted coercion of prison inmates and patients in mental hospitals. for four counties — Monroe, The former student testified that Ms. Walker promised him an A in Forecasters said Georges physiology if he would have sex with her. would probably slice through Dade, Broward and Collier — %>^\ x with a population of 3.8 million. the Keys — the curving, ^T saaaaP^ > ■ PAGEANT t^^ammmmmmimmmmmm^mmmmm^^ whisker-like string of islands off NASA initially ordered space Associated Press Photo Board says Miss Ohio will keep title the tip of Florida — with 105 shuttle Discovery rolled back to mph winds early Friday and its giant hangar 31/2 miles from Service personnel at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., form MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) — Miss Ohio 1999 did not misrepresent her- could be up to 125 mph by Sun- the Atlantic Ocean, but decided a sand bag line. More than 400 people are expected to fill self and should keep her title, the Miss Ohio Board of Trustees said day in the northern Gulf of Mex- Thursday evening to keep it on some 20,000 sand bags to protect buildings. Thursday. ico. Cheya Watkins. 21. of Cincinnati, told Miss America pageant officials its seaside launch pad. The shut- tle had been moved to the pad some food and a gallon of water. she was a freshman at the University of Cincinnati, majoring in comput- "This storm looks like it's all At least 110 people have died Monday for next month's flight and hundreds are missing since er science, but officials there said they have no record of her. set to explosively intensify once "I will sing, not too loud, so with John Glenn. the storm began its rampage Chairman Steve Cobb said Thursday that by the board's definition the eye gets over water," said a" God will help us get through it," Watkins has been a student at the University of Cincinnati because she across the Caribbea on Monday. worried Jerry Jarrell, director of The threat of lightning and she said. had taken classes at a branch campus. the National Hurricane Center in sporadic rain prevented the Georges could be the first "We define student as someone who has been accepted for enrollment Miami. He urged stragglers in shuttle from being moved into Joe Cirilli, 76, and his wife major hurricane felt in southern and has participated or intends to participate in academic classes and Rosie, 67, left their mobile home activities." Cobb said. the Keys to get out: "We're its hangar throughout the day. Florida since Andrew, which and checked into a Fort Myers Watkins was a part-time student at the university's Raymond Walters extremely concerned that the NASA decided the risk of a light- caused $25 billion damage in College campus in the fall of 1995. he said. land areas will be inundated ning hit en route to the hangar motel with three bottles of wine. Florida alone in 1992 and killed with water and we'll lose a lot of was greater than the risk of dam- 26 people in the United States. Cobb said her transcript from the university is clear that she has "I'm not really scared right folks down there." age in possible hurricane- earned credits toward a degree. He said she will return after she com- Still, as many as half of the pleting her commitment as Miss Ohio. spawned storms. now, but once that rain and wind As many as 690,000 people get going I bet I will be," Mrs. Keys' residents may have stuck "Cheya's reputation is important to all of us." Cobb said. "We wanted were urged to evacuate along to set the record straight ... she didn't intend to misrepresent herself." About 500 people huddled in Cirilli said. around this time. The 110-mile Florida's Atlantic Coast as far a Red Cross shelter at the gym in strand of islands is connected to Watkins was allowed to compete in the Miss America pageant while More than 1,000 people the Investigation continued. She did not make the top 10. north as Fort Lauderdale, and North Miami Beach Senior High the mainland by a single, two- Cobb said the board's decision is consistent with an earlier precedent. along the Gulf Coast up to the School. Blankets were spread-on checked into six Miami-Dade lane highway, and some of the Watkins will continue her reign as Miss Ohio and has two appear- Tampa Bay area, for a total of the floor. Marie Sinsmir, 62, had County shelters as winds gusted Keys have an elevation of only 7 ances Friday and another on Saturday. about 300 miles of coastline. The a book of hymns along with to 30 mph. feet ■ MEDICAL ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHMH.a. Doctors transplants a hand and forearm LYON. France (API — Doctors have transplanted a hand and forearm Ohio Valley ordered to curb smog, pollution on an accident victim in France, using a new procedure the surgeons said could restore hope to thousands of people with disfiguring injuries, □ Ohio objects to punishment the state, a group of states, or a "local con- The Environmental Protection Agency a hospital said today. sortium" of interested parties. said its primary aim with the new rule was The 13-hour operation Wednesday night at a hospital in this eastern for East Coast pollution and a to address the interstate flow of smog-caus- city was the first known hand transplant in years. The coming weeks will Bob Hodanbosi, chief of the division of air determine if the patient's body will accept it. lawsuit is possible. pollution control for Ohio's Environmental ing chemicals. It cited a two-year study, con- A team led by French and Australian doctors grafted a donor's hand Protection Agency, said such discussions ducted by the states themselves, which con- and forearm on the arm of a 48-year-old Australian businessman, whose were in preliminary stages only. cluded that pollution from the Midwest and own hand was amputated in 1989 after an accident. Edouard Herriot The Associated Press Dale Heydlauff, the utility's vice presi- Ohio Valley plants had an adverse impact on Hospital said in a statement. air quality in the Northeast. WASHINGTON — The Ohio Valley dent for environmental affairs, said "We will The physicians attached "all the arteries, veins, nerves, tendons, mus- would have to drastically curb smog-caus- do what we can to support (the state gov- "Reducing emissions from these sources cles and skin after setting the two bones of the forearm." the statement ernments) as they evaluate their options ... is absolutely essential to ensuring healthy air ing emmisons under new federal controls said. up to and including exercising their legal for many millions of people," Browner said. ordered Thursday. "It gives hope to all those who are victims of domestic or work acci- rights." The Ohio Environmental Council said it dents, anti-personnel mines, or have congenital deformations." Dr. Jean- The state of Ohio would have until 2003 AEP is one of the largest coal users in the Michel Dubernard. a leader of the transplant team, told French TV. was thrilled that the government was taking to reduce its nitrogen oxide emissions by 36 nation, burning some 54 million tons a year. steps to reduce the number of high-ozone The operation was the result of recent advances in microsurgery and percent and West Virginia would have to cut transplant techniques, the hospital said. Doctors said there was a 50 John McManus, the utility's manager of days, since that meant less bad air to impair percent chance of long-term success. its emissions by 51 percent from last year's environmental strategy, said AEP had not the breathing of the state's young, old, and The surgery involves serious risks because patients must take anti- levels. determined what it would cost to add the asthmatics. rejection medication that can be fatal. The drugs, which suppress the Leiuenant governor, Nancy Hollister, extra pollution-control devices the new rule "Cleaning up old coal-burning plants will immune system to keep the body from destroying the foreign tissue broached the possibility of going to court: "1 appears to dictate. improve our air quality and the health of could also raise the risk of infection, cancer and even death. think there could be some kind of legal reac- "We're still trying to develop what the Ohioans," said Kurt Waltzer, the umbrella tion," she said. A lawsuit could be filed by cost impact would be," he said. group's energy program manager. [heck it out! ™™™.bgne™S.com HELP WANTED Presents BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Dining Service* The Academic year (Auguat through May) permanent Learned part-tim* claaaified position* available. 30 hour* maximum, 15 houra minimum. Work achedula Ladies include* workahhte covering a **ven-day per week by Moliere UNIVER1ITV operation. 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The only chance that we have is to be play ball control Football Sat- able to nm the ball and take time off the clock." urday's game against Central Florida. Gary Blackney btadfootball coadt By TOD McCLOSKEY The BG News ing up big plays. and Clark have combined for 32 receptions The Falcons have had two weeks to pre- for 484 yards and five touchdowns. Everything there is to know about the pare for the Golden Knights. Central Flori- The Falcons know how to beat Culpep- Central Florida football team can be seen da (2-1) is coming off a 35-7 loss to Purdue. per - keep him off the field. And with an by its 1998 media guide cov"er. It is the For BG, it's the last non-conference game Daunte Culpepper tour and Saturday it offensive line that has continued to before the homecoming game against Ohio stops in Bowling Green. improve, their performance will be a key Culpepper, the Golden Knights highly- on Oct. 3. factor is the success of the BG offense. touted senior quarterback, will be looking Even though the Falcons have had two "I don't think there is any question for the big play against the Falcons (0-2). weeks to study film, the team knows how about it," coach Gary Blackney said. "It's BG has given up points early in both of the dangerous Culpepper is. In only three no secret. The only chance that we have is team's two losses. games he has completed 52-of-70 passes for to be able to run the ball and take time off Missouri scored on it's first five posses- a 74.3 completion percentage, while gain- the clock." sions. Penn State scored on a 77-yard run of ing 776 yards and eight touchdowns Tailbacks Godfrey Lewis and Robbie it's first play from scrimmage and led 14-0 through the air. Hollis will both be seeing time in the back- after a 73-yard punt return. Culpepper's main target's include wide- BG knows it can't start off the game giv- outs Siaha Burley and Kenny Clark. Burley • See FOOTBALL, page 11. Netters on road to Marshall, ready to execute □ BG will try to keep Marshall tonight. year which includes an impres- Corbin lead the team with 26 the brown and orange can exe- The Falcons (7-6,1-0) have had "We're on the road again," BG sive sweep at the UNC-Charlotte aces last year and also averaged cute like they did against Toledo a rollercoaster year so far. Incon- their winning ways head coach Denise Van De Walle tournament. In their three over two kills and three digs a they will do just fine in the MAC. sistency has been a main prob- moving at Marshall. said. "I'm feeling good, I think matches, they only lost one game. Venable and Sammarco Left side hitter Heather Mur- lem that has plagued BG. Now the team is feeling good so we're game. Wendy Williams, a 5'9" were big for the Marshall phy has been tearing up the com- going into conference play the looking forward to the competi- outside hitter was named tour- defense attack combining for 215 petition the whole season. As of Falcons will make consistency By NICK HURM tion." nament MVP. Junior setter blocks last year. the Toledo game, she ranked one of their key issues. The BG News Last year, Marshall posted a Nicole Frizzo has already had Like BG, the Thundering Herd 16th in the country in kills with "I think the league is going to record of 12-18 finishing fourth three matches of 60 assist or bet- is coming off their first win in the five a game and averaged 5.5 be very competitive," said Van Over the hills and through the in the MAC East. The Falcons ter. They return five starters this MAC with a decisive victory kills in the three games against De Walle. "One match could be woods to Marshall they will go. won both matches against the year including three key seniors. over Akron. They upended the Toledo. JoAnna Papageorgiou the difference between hosting a The Bowling Green volleyball Thundering Herd last year. Mar- Middle blockers Michelle Sam- Zips in four games which includ- did a good job of steppin in for first round and having to go on team will try to make it two shall may pose to be even a marco and Juanita Venable and ed a dominating 15-1 victory in the injured (day to day) Kris the road. It could be the differ- straight victories in Mid-Ameri- greater challenge for BG. outside hitter Jenni Corbin have the third game. Pesorda last game. The game ence between finishing first or can Conference play taking on They hold a record of 8-6 this all been big players in the past. Van De Walle belives that if will start promptly at 7 p.m. second." Women t| Tennis team set look to for first road continue game of season □ The Falcon tennis down especially at the top," she said. successes team heads to East Eastern was last year's MAC Lansing in hope of champion and boasts senior Jean The Falcon women Kansuthi as their number one □ continuing their suc- expect to win at the player. cessful season. "She is the best player I have Miami Invitational. seen in the MAC — in 13 years of coaching," Dean said. By MARK WIESE By DAVE TRUMAN Regardless, the Falcons are m Photo/JASON SUGGS The BG News The BG News focusing on their own goals for the season at this point. The BG is trying to keep the Falcon runner Lisa Mariea (#23) runs through a gauntlet of people on her way to finishing 36th This is the first road trip of the overall at the Mel Brodt Invitational last Saturday. Teammate Nikki Monroe (#26) is close behind. team's goal is to continue to momentum rolling at the Miami season. improve until the MAC Individ- Invitational this weekend. All that is waiting for the Fal- ual Tournament. The women's cross country cons are the defending Mid- Right now, that means setting team is coming off of a dominat- Men starting to focus mentally, physically American Conference champs up the points more in singles ing performance at last week's and a Big Ten foe on its home play and improving the serve Mel Brodt Invitational. The Fal- □ Falcons looking to week is behind them. This week, good one," senior Jim Weckesser turf. and volley in doubles, according cons are hoping to have a repeat Ihey reaffirmed their team and said. "Everyone was really upset The Bowling Green women's to Dean. BG is also concentrating performance this weekend at a improve this weekend individual goals, and regained and frustrated. Coach Martin tennis team travels to East Lans- on improving its teamwork since very scenic Miami course. in Oxford at the Miami their focus. They are now men- assured us that there was noth- ing this weekend in a faceoff most of the doubles teams this BG is working hard in prac- Invitational. tally focused and physically pre- ing to worry about. He never lost against Michigan State and East- year are new. tice to be competitive in each pared to compete with the top faith in our abilities and never em Michigan in the Michigan Some of the players feel that meet. They are also going out teams not only in their confer- doubted us." State Invitational. the road trip is a great way to BG Coach Penny Dean with the intent to win each meet By KEVIN GUTEKUNST ence, but also in the nation. Freshman Aaron Usher added build team chemistry. they compete in this season. Men's cross country coach his two cents on the matter. expects this tournament to be a Senior co-captain Tiffany "We have had a lot of hard The BG News Sterling Martin helped the team "What is done is done, we more difficult test than last LaSusa said the traveling is fun practices this week," BG's Angle After a satisfactory showing put things in perspective, and can't go back and change it. The weekend's home invitational. and is good for the team because Michael said. "We are looking to last week at the Mel Brodt Invita- helped them to forget about the only thing we can do is keep The Falcons placed first or sec- it keeps all the players together. win the meet at Miami this tional, the Bowling Green men's Mel Brodt invite. He told them to working hard and keep our ond in four of six singles flights "It's great bonding time," she weekend." cross country team travel to keep their heads up and to not heads up." and all three doubles flights in said. "You're only with your The Falcons are running at Oxford for the Miami Invitation- expect too much too early in the This week, the Falcons prac- their season opener. teammates and it's a lot easier to Miami this weekend instead of al. season. ticed exceptionally hard, and as a Dean calls Eastern Michigan focus." Well, what happened last "The initial reaction after, the and Michigan State outstanding. • See WOMEN, page eleven. Mel Brodt Invitational was not a • See MEN, page eleven. "They're strong all the way • See TENNIS, page eleven. s K Thursday, September 23, 1998 The BG News Page 7 TRANSACTIONS STANDINGS rOOTBALL KcKbi-rl LW Luke Curlln and LW Hob Wn-n American Leagwe NaUonal Football Uafue and D Scoll Ferguson and D Terran Sandwilh At A Glance National League Sub Standings. s™g£! ine By The Associated Press NFL-Flnrd lllliburfh SUrkra T Will Wol lo Cincinnati of I he American Hockey League. At A Glance fold S5.000 lot nghllng wllh Miami Dolphins AH Times EOT By The Associated Press compikt) (mm witr sources LOS ANGELES KINGS—Signed C Jamie East Division Dl. Jason Taylor in a Sept. 20 game All Times EDT Slorr lo a three-year contract. Assigned DRW W L Pet. GB CINCINNATI BENCALS-SHnrt S KrMn East Division x-NewYork 110 48 BBS Moon; lo the practice squad. Released DE Joe Corvo lo Sprtngtleld of the AHL W L Pet. GB Boston 89 69 rrfi.1 21 Marry Dcllftlanls MINNESOTA WILD—Named Alana Blahos- x-Atlanta 103 56 648 NBA Toronto 86 73 541 24 1/2 — kl. Neal Broten and Karyn Bye advisors. New York 88 71 .553 15 NBA lockout cancels DETROIT UONS-Slgned FB Brock Ollvo Baltimore 78 80 .494 32 and WR Andy McCullough Placed UT Travis NEW YORK RANGERS-Asslgned D Brent Tampa Bay 63 95 m 47 Philadelphia 74 84 468 28 1/2 Klrschke on Injured reserve Thompson lo Hartford ol the AHL Cautral DM.Ion Montreal 64 94 405 38 1/2 exhibition games Florida 51 107 333 51 1/2 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed DB COLLCOE W L Pet. GB NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA Tyrone Smith lo the practice squad. • Cleveland 88 70 557 _ Ceatrsl Division MISSISSIPPI STATE—Named BUI Ball canceled 24 exhibition games HOCKST Chicago 77 81 1K7 II W L Pet. O* National Hockey Leafaa men's assistant nmkilha.fl coach. Kansas City 71 86 152 M. 1/2 x llous'on 100 59 629 — Minnesota 67 today and postponed the start of ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS-Asslgned G SAM HOUSTON STATE—Named Darby 91 121 21 r:hn-.ign 88 71 553 12 Detroit 64 10.1 Tom Askey and G Blalne Russell: RW David Rich. Nell Hardln and Abar Rose men's assis- 95 21 I/2 si lands 80 78 506 I'l 1/2 training camps indefinitely as Wsst Drrlatoa Bernler. RW Peter LeBoulllller and RW Cralg tant basketball coaches. ■ 'ii* inrull 74 85 465 26 the lockout went into its 86th day W L Pet. GB Milwaukec 73 85 463 26 1/2 with only the faintest of hopes Texas 86 72 .544 fiilsliurgh 69 90 434 31 Anaheim 83 75 525 I West Division for a timely resolution. Sealtle 74 83 171 I I \IJ. w L Pel. OB Georges causing game cancellations Oakland 73 86 ir,», 14 The unprecedented loss of » Son liicgo 97 63 .610 S-in rr.ineiMO 87 72 547 10 preseason games came one day fans and employees in mind." x clinched division title The Associated Press l/is Aiiyelc s 80 78 506 16 1/2 after commissioner David Stem, If Friday's game is postponed, Wednesday's Ganus MIAMI — Hurricane Georges Toronto 6. Baltimore 3 ' lUWarta 76 83 478 21 deputy commissioner Russ the Marlins and Phillies would Boston 5. Tampa Bay 4 Arivma 63 96 396 34 Granik, union director Billy forced the postponement of try to play back-to-back double- NY. Yankees 8. Cleveland 4 Hunter and union president tonight's game between the Detroit 5. Kansas City 1 « I hn'heil division title headers Saturday and Sunday to Minnesota 7. Chicago White Sox 6. 12 n as Wednesday s Games Patrick Ewing met for about an Florida Marlins and the Philadel- end the season. Texas 7. Anaheim 1 MilwaukiT H Chicago Cubs 7 hour at the union's offices — the phia Phillies and the cancellation "That's the last thing we Oakland 8. Seattle 3 San Francisco 4. Pittsburgh of Saturday's college football Thursday's Games Atlanta II. Florida 0 first sit-down between the sides need," Marlins left fielder Cliff Baltimore at Boston. 70S p.m Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 2 since owners stormed out of a showdown between Miami and Floyd moaned. "We're not going Tampa Bay al N.Y. Yankees. 7:35 p.m. Montreal 3. NY detsQ No. 3 UCLA. Chicago White Sox al Kansas City 8:05 p m Houston 7. St Louis 1 bargaining session Aug. 6. to get anybody out to the games Cleveland al Minnesota. 8:0! pm. Colorado 14. Arizona 11 With a hurricane warning in Texas at Sealtle. IO05 p m The sides, wondering whether anyway. If the hurricane hits the San Diego 3. Los Angeles 2 effect in South Florida, the Mar- Anaheim al Oakland. 10 05 p m Friday Games there will be an atmosphere of way they say it's going to hit, Detroit [Gretslnger 6-9) at Toronto (Clemens 20 01 7:05 p.m. Late games not neludr.d lins announced the postpone- Baltimore (Fussell 001 at Boston fWakcueld Ib-HI. 70S p m compromise, discussed whether who's going to come to a base- San Francisco 6. Pittsburgh 2 ment this morning, nine hours Tampa Bay lEUand 0 01 al NY Yankees (Hcmandea 11-41. 7:35 p m to resume formal talks at which ball game?" Chicago While Sox [Slrotka 13-151 al KansasClly ISuppan0-01. 80S the owners would be expected to before game time. The game will Saturday's nationally tele- Montreal at St. Louis. Inl be made up as part of a double- Cleveland fWrlghl 12-9) at M nnesota (Sampson 1-01. 8:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Los Angeles. In) present a new proposal. vised UCLA-Miami game was only games scheduled header Saturday beginning at Texas ILoalza 3-51 al Seattle (Abbot! 2-11 10 OS p m. "I don't know if we got the canceled this afternoon by agree- Anaheim (OINeras 9-8) al Oakland (Rogers 15-81, 0 35 p.m. Sutur Friday s Gsmes Philadelphia (Schilling 15-141 at Florida (Hernandez 10-121. 7 05pm ball rolling or not," Granik said 4:05 p.m. EDT. ment between the schools. It will day's Games "We feel it is in the best inter- Detroit at Toronto. 1:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Cordova 13-131 at Cincinnati (Bere 2-21 7 05 p m. this morning. not be rescheduled; the only NY. Mcts {Reed 16-101 al Atlanta IGlavlne 20-61 7:40 p.m. est to postpone tonight's game in available date would have been Postsesson Baseball Wednesday. Sept. SO ■ NCAAHHHH advance to prepare the stadium Boston or Toronto at Cleve second-best percentage vs. after the season. The game was DIVISION SERIES land or Texas or Anaheim. Chicago or New York or San third best percentage or wild American League Francisco or San Diego at Toledo at Miami top and allow our fans, employees to be shown on CBS. 1:07 p.m. (ESPN) card New York vs. Texas or Ana Wednesday. Sept 30 Atlanta or Houston 4:07 p m. TueaduT Sent 29 and their families time to make helm or Cleveland (ESPN) MAC game of weekend The risk of playing the game, Boston or Toronto al Cleve Chicago oi New York or San Tuesday. Sept 28 land or Texas or Anaheim. Thursday. Oct. 1 preparations for the storm," Francisco or San Diego al school president Tad Foote said, Texas or Anaheim or Cleveland 1:07 p.m. (ESPN) Chicago or New York or San Marlins president Don Smiley Atlanta a Houston. 4:07 p.m. OXFORD (AP) - Mami of Ohio "would be a mistake." al New York. 8:07 p.m (FOX) Friday. Oct. 2 Francisco or San Diego at IESPNI coach Randy Walker finally has said. "Our plan is to play our The latest forecast had Wednesday. Sept. 30 Cleveland or Texas or Ana Atlanta or Houston. 8:07 p m. remaining four games of the sea- Texas or Anaheim or Cleveland helm at Boston or Toronto. (FOX) Thursday Oct. 1 current video footage of an Georges slicing through the al New York. 8 07 p.m. (NBCI 4:07 p.m. (ESPN) Saturday, Oct. 3 Chicago or New York or San upcoming opponent. son, but with the safety of our Florida Keys by early Friday. Friday. Oct. 2 Saturday, Oct. 3 Atlanta or Houston at Chicago Francisco or San Diego at New York al Texas or Anaheim Cleveland or Texas or Ana or New York or San Francisco or Atlanta of Houston. 4:07 p.m. The bad news is that oppo- or Cleveland. 8:07 p.m (NBCI helm at Boston or Toronto. San DKSJO 'IllA (ESPN) nent is Toledo. Saturday. Oct. 3 TBA. If necessary Sunday, Oct. 4 Saturday. Oct. 3 New York al Texas or Anaheim Sunday, Oct. 4 Atlanta or Houston al Chicago Atlanta or Houston al Chicago The RedHawks, one of two or Cleveland. TBA, If iwrcnanj Boston or Toronto at Cleve or New York or San Francisco or unbeaten teams in the Mid- Seahawks, Steelers now a big game' Sunday, Oct. 4 land or Texas or Anaheim. San Diego, TBA. if necessary Texas or Anaheim or Cleveland TBA. ll necessary Monday, Oct 5 or San Diego. TBA American Conference, play their The Associated Press teams and the AFC division at New York. TBA. If necessary National League Chicago or New York or San Sunday. Oct. 4 league and home opener Satur- races. Cleveland or Texas or Ana Beat percentage vs. wild Francisco or San Diego at ruaauta ■ HuuMiin at ChKago PITTSBURGH — For equally helm vs. Boston or Toronto card nr New York or San Francisco day when Toledo visits Oxford. Are the Seahawks for real Atlanta or Houston TBA. If compelling and contrasting rea- Tuesday. Sent. 29 or third best percentage necessary or San Diego Miami opened the season at after beating three teams with a sons, they are the talk of their North Carolina, which was play- combined 1-8 record? And are National Football League NATIONAL CONFERENCE towns. For one team, that rarely ing its first game under new the Steelers really that bad? AMERICAN CONFERENCE happens in September. The Steelers barely got by the KM coach Carl Torbush. Footage last w L T Pet. W L T Pet. In Pittsburgh, they can't get moribund Ravens and Bears Miami 3 0 0 1.000 Dallas 2 1 0 667 from the Tar Heels' games under Aitasaa over how badly the Steelers (2-1) despite scoring only 37 points, NewEngland 2 1 0 667 1 2 0 333 former coach Mack Brown was- N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 NY Giants I 1 0 333 are playing even while winning. then melted down offensively Buffalo 0 3 0 000 Philadelphia 0 3 0 000 n't going to do Walker much In Seattle, where the NFL often is with only 78 yards passing in a Indianapolis 0 3 0 000 Washington 0 3 0 000 good. an afterthought in early fall, they 21-0 loss to Miami. Central Next up for Miami was Army, Central can't over how well the Sea- It was only the second shutout Jacksonville 3 0 0 1.000 Green Bay 3 0 0 1000 which was playing its season Pittsburgh 2 1 0 667 Minnesota 3 0 0 1.000 hawks (3-0) are playing — and, in coach Bill Cowher's seven sea- Baltimore 1 2 0 .333 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 333 opener. Once again, no video. even, winning. sons, and, afterward, he looked Cincinnati 1 2 0 333 Chicago 0 1 0 .000 Toledo, defending MAC West- No wonder Sunday's Sea- like he might explode. Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 Detroit 0 3 0 .000 em Division Champion picked hawks-Steelers game, one that He only wishes the league's Wsst Wast by many to "Now we have seen normally wouldn't rate much third-worst offense would. Denver 3 0 0 1 000 Atlanta 2 0 0 1 000 Seattle 3 0 0 1 000 New Orleans 2 0 0 1 000 Toledo on tape and have a pretty national scrutiny, has intriguing "Our problem is everything, Kansas CHy 2 1 0 667 San Francisco 2 0 0 1000 good idea of what they are going subplots that could alter the and I want to get answers," he San Diego 3 1 0 667 SI Louis 1 2 0 .333 0 333 Carolina 0 2 0 000 to do," Walker said. course of the season for both said. Oakland 1 2 Bowling Green's women's golf is looking ahead to next two weekends □ The Falcon women's nois, they hope to improve on at home this weekend." performance this weekend com- Men's Golf freshman Justin Gillham. that performance this weekend The falcons are hoping that bined with a strong showing After an off week, the men's Missing from the BG lineup golf team hosts only in the Falcon Invitational, their their familiarity with Forrest next weekend at the Wolverine golf team season gets back into are juniors Dave Kotsos and Ian tournament of the sea- only home tournament of the Creason golf course and a lack of Invitational in Ann Arbor will full swing with a trip to the Windsor. propel the Falcons into the "Both of them have played for son, Saturday. season. travel this weekend will lead top Hawkeye Invitational at the Uni- Leading the team at NIU was low scores. spring season in March. versity of Iowa. us in the past and they, are close senior Heidi Hansen, followed "Because we practice on this "We want to be playing our Some of the favorites in the to traveling with the team," said by junior Shannon Sharp. Also course so much, we should able best golf in the middle of April field at Iowa are Michigan, Wis- Winger. "But they both got off to By DAN NIED shooting for the Falcons were to handle the wind and other when the MAc championship is consin, and Akron. slow starts and did not make our top five." The BG News freshman Shannon Smith, junior variables better than the other played," said Thomas, "our ulti- "It will be a good test with this Kate Kolesnik and junior Missy teams competing" said junior mate goal is to win that tourna- field" said head coach Gary Winger said that the rest of the Home sweet home. It could be Hinds. Shannon Sharp. "Plus, it will be ment. We need to improve our Winger. " We can see how we fall season will be dedicated to finding the best five golfers. the best remedy for the women's "The conditions last week nice to not have to travel." scores in order to do that." measure up right off the bat." golf team. were horrible so we were disa- The field at the Falcon Invita- The Falcon Invitational get's Competing this week for BG is The Falcons finished 10th with pointed with our results." said tional includes every MAC underway at 9:00 Saturday are seniors Otto Larson, Jeff "We have our top three set but there are two spots that can be a two day score of 700 at the head coach Kurt Thomas. "But school except Northen Illinois. morning at Forrest Creason golf Hunt and Mike Kotsos, sopho- filled by anybody," he said. Huskie Classic at Northern Illi- everyone is really excited to play Thomas hopes that a decent course. more Jon Smarrelli and redshirt i^> (Q) .Q, «Q, 0 ,Q «Q, • Stand and Clap to our fight song and Ay Ziggy Zoomba!!!!! TAILCATIWC TIPS 1. 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(in Slereo) PG X anniversaries, or any surprise! - HIST SUNDAY "rilrjo Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, CBS News My Heart will Always re Movie: •• i "6eo'r^c "Severe Tire Damage" is "Faust," directed by Jan vicissitudes of 3 p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall of This Saturday from 10 a.m. to reviewed in this issue of NOW, Svankmajer and Ernst Gossner, love, will open the the Moore Musical Arts Center. 4 p.m. in Chapman Hall, P^W^UVJTWW will play The Michigan Theater at 8:15 p.m. on Sept. 28 in the BGSU Theatre The program will include Michael Rohd, founder of in Ann Arbor on Oct. 4. Says Gish Film Theatre. The subtitled season. The play "Chansons de Bilitis" by Claude "Hope is Vital," will be facilitat- John Linnell of TMBG, "Our film is a humorous and shock- will be presented Debussy, "Air du Feu" by Mau- ing an interactive workshop songs remind you of songs ing depiction of a disturbing at 8 p.m. from rice Ravel and "Va godendo" by with students and teachers. The Live music to you've never heard." Yep. world made real through live Sept. 30 to Oct. 3 and at 2 p.m. G.F. Handel. The Fac- workshop is a On Oct. 13 at Peabody's in action, wooden figures and clay- Oct. 4 in the Eva Marie Saint ulty Artist Series per- series of theatre tickle your ears Cleveland, DJ Spooky will per- mation in this interpretation of Theatre in University Hall. Tick- formance is free. exercises and Ekoostik Hookah form in support of his latest the Dr. Faustus myth. The film ets are $7 for adults and $5 for The BGSU Student si techniques will perform tonight album on Outpost Records. is free and open to the public. students and senior citizens. Composers' Forum will be pre- designed to create at the Main Event in sented at 8 p.m. in Bryan on dialogue and the- International Sept. 29. The forum will feature atrical material around ideas Toledo. The all-ages 'Learned Ladies' Bryan hosts con- show, which starts at si film series works by graduate and under- generated within the workshop 9 p.m., will cost $10. For more certs, forums graduate composition students. itself. opens next week You do not need to be an information on the band, check The BGSU Inter- out www.ekoostik.com. national Film Series "The Learned Ladies," On Sept. 27 soprano Myra Theatre workshop actor to participate in this pro- They Might Be Giants, whose will present the 1994 Moliere's witty examination of Merritt and pianist Virginia gram. For more information, Czech/British film intellectual pretension and the Marks will appear in concert at at Chapman Hall contact Leslie at bleslie@bgnet. new album on Restless Records t \ I N-2 The BG News Friday, September 25, 1998 the title track to the ironic "Shark's Own Private F"k." It is so rare to see a band truly encapsulate raw turmoil as well 'Shadrach' benefits as Sunny Day Real Estate. They pack it into little bottles called songs, and you can pop open a cold one whenever you released an album and exten- like. "How it Feels to Be Some- from fresh faces sively toured every two years thing On" is exactly that—how it since 1988. But, if that conclusion feels to be something alive, how O "Shadrach" tells the Depression. A dutiful, churchgo- dren. As Shadrach's death seems is correct, the whole affair and it feels to be human and more ing son, Paul is nevertheless near, Vemon begins to prepare album seem rather anticlimactic, importantly, how it feels to let story of a former slave attracted to the Dabneys, a large, for the burial. The sheriff teasing with a minimal amount music turn you on. and the lessons he impoverished and ill-mannered admonishes him that burial on of new material, and leaving -Michael Planicka family whose ancestors owned a private ground is forbidden in those who believe they are true teaches a Southern plantation. Virginia. Vernon faces the choice fans hungry for sustenance family. Vernon Dabney (Keitel) pre- of paying for a professional bur- rather that what amounts to sides over the family. A blustery, ial or flaunting the law, ,is he musical comfort food. bigoted, profane man, his skills does with his still. The Associated Press -Robert Szorady are limited to producing moon- A graduate of the American What is there about the back- shine in a wooded hideaway. His Film Institute, Susanna Styron They Might Be Giants: waters of Dixie that pumps the wife Trixie (MacDowell) directs evidences tendencies of former "Severe Tire Damage" creative juices of writers and the children's activities, beer bot- film students: shooting through 1996 - Restless Records Wffd filmmakers? From "Tobacco tle in hand. foliage, use of slow motion, etc. Road" to "Forrest Gump," from She shows real talent in dealing Acne-encrusted physics The Whitehurst parents must "Baby Doll" to "Ulee's Gold," leave for Baltimore because of a with characters; all of the actors enthusiasts and former high scarcely a Southern county has in "Shadrach" seem real and school overachievers rejoice: the death in the family. been overlooked. rooted in the Depression-strick- seminal rock 'n' roll band They Against their better "Shadrach" continues this en 1930s. Might Be Giants, probably Permanent Midnight: judgment, they long tradition. Based on a short Keitel is expert in domineer- known best for the 1992 fluke- accede to their son's "Original Motion story by William Styron, it has ing roles, and he shines as the mainstream hit "Istanbul (Not pleas to be allowed * Picture Sountrack" been lovingly translated to the rough but fair-minded paterfa- Constantinople)" have released a to stay with the Dab- '>>'<< * screen by his daughter, Susanna milias. The usually elegant new album, "Severe Tire Dam- 1998 - Gerlen neys. Paul immediately aban- Styron, who served as director Andie MacDowell seems to age." The dark new film "Perma- dons his well-scrubbed life as he Sunny Day Real and co-writer with Bridget Terry. The news of a brand new nent Midnight" chronicles the joins his earthy neighbors. enjoy playing the slovenly wife Estate: "How it Feels Hardly more than a vignette, the and mother. TMBG album should send any life of former television writer Along comes Shadrach. He is film is flawlessly acted by a pair John Franklin Sawyer brings a rightful lover of their skewed to Be Something On" Jerry Stahl (played by Ben a former slave nearing the end of of professionals, Harvey Keitel lyrics and brilliant (don't smirk) 1996 - Sub Pop Stiller) who, at the top of his his 99 years. He has walked all commanding presence to the and Andie MacDowell, and two Beatle-esque sense of melody to career, became addicted to hero- the way from Alabama to Vir- role of the old ex-slave; it would Indie-rock cult favorites newcomers, an old man and a have been fascinating to learn heights of musical ecstasy not in, fell from grace, recovered and ginia so he can be buried among Sunny Day Real Estate are back! young boy. seen since the new Candlebox wrote a book about it. his family on the old Dabney more about his life, not just his Lead singer Jeremy Enigk has Paul Whitehurst (Scott Terra), opus was released. However, The original soundtrack to plantation. death. bottled up the tension from the is the only child of well-man- this album isn't quite what one "Permanent Midnight" certainly At first Vemon rejects the idea Terra is another of those band's last few years of disparity nered, middle-class parents in a would expect, at least after their sets a mood of palpable dread of caring for the old man. But he amazing actors whose fresh face and turned it into his best record Virginia hamlet during the reflects all the wonder of youth. brilliant 1994 album "John and disorientation from the start. is overruled by his wife and chil- to date. Breaking up after their Henry," and their exquisite 1996 Beginning with "Now is the last album the members all went follow-up "Factory Showroom." Time (Permanent Midnight their separate ways. After being dropped from Mix)," The Crystal Method The core rhythm section of QUESTION their once-supportive record draws the listener into the world bass and drums went to the Foo "Questioning" of gravity, label Elektra, and one half of the of electronica (a genre that per- ■*■ Continued from N-1 Fighters, and front man Enigk objects and space. band, Flansburgh, now suitably vades the album) and psychotic dent Heather Baur, who worked pursued a solo career. For awhile The cast will be work- more inclined to write and techno blips. Following that is with Giliigan in last year's it looked like the indie-rock shopping experimental record with his side project Girls Against Boys' "EPR," a "Wanted," will also perform. giants were forever gone. While techniques about 45 min- Mono Puff (who just released the mildly amusing, slow-paced, University student Ben Guess Enigk"s solo projects carried the utes before the show. The great album "It's Fun To Steal"), growling, snarling "comedown will make his performance same feel, it seemed like he doors will open early so it comes to pass that this patchy blues" song. debut, and coming from Maine would never sing again under the public can view the new offering only partially Gomez and Black Lab present is "Fusion" cast member Matt the moniker of Sunny Day Real experimentation. quenches the thirst of the aver- grueling, spare tunes that crawl Estate. Tardy. Both Giliigan and fellow age TMBG fan for new music. along compared to the first two "It's certainly the best assem- The tides have changed, brin- performer Baur have stud- To be somewhat more tracks. "Godspeed" by BT and ing us "How it Feels to Be Some- bled in Ohio, and to tell the ied performing abroad, descriptive (something you, the "Honey" from Moby are two of thing On," a new record that truth, the states too," Giliigan and have a direct pulse on reader, are in no doubt dying the catchiest tracks on the disc, captures the emotion of a band's said of his cast. "Presentations movements that America for), it does not even seem to be the former reminding me of break-up and subsequent refor- this unique aren't even happen- has yet to witness. This is a a proper album at all. Mostly more recent Richard D. James mation. Now with J. Palmer as ing in cities like New York and recorded live, "Severe Tire Dam- efforts and the latter of Fatboy rare opportunity for Bowl- the bass player and William Los Angeles." ing Green and surround- age" is a fine hodgepodge of Slim. Goldsmith on drums, the sound One of the most interesting ing communities to see new studio tracks and live Spring Heel Jack and is more refined. Every song boils aspects of the performance is the first hand a new wave of recordings of already Morcheeba attempt drum n' bass over with love and hate, and cre- way in which Giliigan reappro- modern performers. Pro- familiar songs from and techno-rock, respectively, ates a new chapter in the Sunny priates the music. Using popular their back catalogue, but end up sounding weak and ceeds from the show will Day Real Estate dynasty. bands, he gives new meaning to benefit the Student Schol- with the overwhelm- hollow compared to the stronger The opening song "pillars" songs we may already know. arship Fund. ing emphasis on the tracks on the album. Spiritual- builds effortlessly to its "I choreograph to the music," Directions to Findlay High latter. IJ1 ized puts you to sleep with their epiphany, much like any classic Giliigan said. "It's not incidental, School: Traveling South on I- There are only five "new" beautiful but snail-like "Your Sunny Day would. Starting with it's where the dance comes songs on the album, including Time," and Art Alexakis (from 75, turn off at exit 159 then light, see-sawing guitars, it from." east Heft) on St. Rt. 224 dri- short instrumentals such as Everclear) tries to break your breaks into a tense dramatic cho- In "Wanted," the movements Photo provided "Severe Tire Damage Theme." heart with "Overwhelming." ving across the overpass. rus. The subsequent ten tracks were on time with every beat of University student Jay Giliigan at work. The rest are made up of the All in all, it's a lively and Findlay High School is visible all share that same tension that the song. The mixed genres of on your right. ing lot. wordy styling typical of the worthwhile disc but it suffers was harnessed over the last few music, from the Beastie Boys to Traveling north on 1-75. Turn off songs of John Linnell, such as the from its split-personality, genre- At first stop light take a right years. Ani Di Franco, provides a broad onto Broad Ave., then right at the at exit 159 then east (right) on St. horn-infused single "Doctor hopping amalgamation of songs. A personal highlight on the canvas to paint on. All the pieces next stop light into the school park- Rt. 224. Proceed as directed above. Worm" and "They Got Lost," a record for me was the fourth -John Werzel flow into one powerful point, the wry take on the smaller parts of song "Two Promises." "I gave the commercial side of the musk her my heart/she tasted my business. These songs contrast to MIKE'S soul/now she's gone again," the more straightforward rock PARTY MART Enigk croons. These line* are songs of John Flansburgh, such S Mam in "Big Lots Plaza" sung with a passion that is rarely as "First Kiss." Cold Beer at Slate Min Prices achieved by musicians today. 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Aerosmlth 1. The Marriage Fool." CBS Munchie Buffet - 4:00-7:00 - S2.00 cover 2. Touched by an Angel," CBS 2. The First Night." Monica 445 E. Wooster 3. "Crush." Jennifer Paige 3. "60 Minutes." CBS (At the railroad tracks) 4. "My Way." Usher 4. "NFL Monday Night Foot- Friday and Saturday: D.J. Loutn Mon-Sat 11-9 Sun 12-6 5. The Boy Is Mine," Brandy ball." ABC 19 and over. Under 21 - $3.00 cover. 21 and over - no cover. arid Monica 5. •20/20-Wednesday." ABC 354-0176 T, Friday, September 25, 1998 The BG News Page 11 FOOTBALL- TENNIS- Continued from page six. on offense. Tailback Mike Grant Continued from page six. court. Game #3 has only 22 rushing attempts all "Players from other teams field. Together Lewis and Hollis season, but has gained 117 yards Senior Erika Mix agreed that it have commented to me that they have gained 149 yards in two on the ground - an average of 5.3 can be harder to play at home. are jealous of how tight we an'," BG (0-2) games for BG. But, in order to a carry. "There are a lot more distrac- LaSusa said. beat the Golden Knights the "It's important to not allow tions at home," Mix said. "It's Most of the players live with offense must find a way to score. him (Culpepper) to beat us run- easier to communicate on the teammates and the team eats Central Florida (2-1) Backup quarterback Ricky ning the football," Blackney said. court when you are close off the together after almost every prac- Schneider has led the Falcons on "The thing they have this year court." tice Lasusa added. kickoff noon at it's scoring drive of the year, a that I noticed they didn't have Building chemistry off the The team will leave around Jason Strasser field goal against two years ago when we played court is important to the team — noon on Friday and get a three- Perry Stadium Penn State. Senior Bob Niemet is them - they have a good running especially between doubles part- day look at the Spartans and expected to start for the Falcons. back." ners. LaSusa is proud of how Eagles. They will face both teams Broadcast on WBGU 88.1 FM But, Blackney knows that field Stopping Grant and Culpep- close the Falcons are both at again before the end of the acad- matches and away from the emic year. Pre-Game at 11 a.m. goals will not cut it against such per running the ball could be a with Jason Gibbs and Mike Rypel a powerful offense. problem for the Falcons. BG has Besides Culpepper, the Gold- given up 582 rushing yards in en Knights have another threat two games. MEN- Continued from page six. have to look as far as the indi- vidual and team goals that I direct result they are very confi- have posted on my walls," dent that they will at the top of Weckesser said. "I have been on their game on Saturday. 2002 Olympic budget set a MAC Championship team One of a coach's biggest jobs before, and 1 know what it takes is to motivate his players, as the federal government for trans- tion could have been gathered the "cheap Olympics," have to get there, and I know that it is portation, security and the Para- Martin has done by not losing and disclosed to board members steered clear of any suggestion of within our grasp." □ $1.4 billion is being lympics. soon after Salt Lake was award- a tax increase earmarked for the faith in them. However, a coach Usher takes a much simpler The proposal was presented to ed the bid in 1995. Olympics. can only do so much to motivate set aside to fund the approach. SLOC's board of trustees, which "To wait 31/2 years puts us at The proposed budget includes his athletes, but eventually it has 2002 Olympic Games "I try to keep the goals in is scheduled to approved a bud- a disadvantage," he said. repayment of the $59 million and to come from them. mind, and focus on doing well." in Salt Lake City, Utah. get on Oct. 8. The spending plan Bullock, executive director of sets aside a $40 million endow- Weckesser, for one, has been in this situation before. In 1995 Whatever the approach, a must also gain the approval of the Utah League of Cities & ment to pay for site operations poised and motivated BG cross Gov. Mike Leavitt, Mayor Towns, has complained for after the 2002 Games. when he was a freshman, BG I he Associated Press Deedee Corradini and the Inter- months about SLOC not releas- SLOC Chairman Robert Garff, won the Mid-American confer- country squad is ready to com- national Olympic Committee. ence title. pete at the Miami Invitational. SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt ing more details sooner so that a car dealer and former state Lake Organizing Committee John Krimsky, deputy secre- board members can better House speaker, said organizers "To motivate myself, I only today presented a $1.4 billion tary general of the United States understand what they will vote can stay within budget and not budget to stage what officials Olympic Committee, said that on in October. embarrass the state. hoped would be a successful yet while the proposed budget is The budget came after 10 "It will not be the lap of luxu- WOMEN- frugal 2002 Winter Games. made up of estimates, it is realis- months of dissecting the ry, but that's not the Utah spirit Continued from page six. Also, Hanane Sabri is also get- tic. The proposed spending plan Olympics into thousands of tasks anyway," he said. ting over some illness she suf- "There is always a degree of and assigning a dollar estimate the scheduled meet, The Min- is more than $400 million larger Some $44 million has already fered at last weekend's meet. She than the amount Nagano, Japan, escalation, but these are very to each. been spent planning for the nesota Interregional. The change is looking to hit the trail hard and spent to host this year's Winter achievable numbers and will The Salt Lake spending plan Games and work remains on the came about because of the strike Olympics and just $300 million enable us to put on a successful covers 41 functions, such as med- ski jumps at Utah Winter Sports at Northwest Airlines. BG had improve on her twelve place per- less than the cost of the 1996 and financially solvent Winter ical services or security; 200-plus Park, the speed skating oval in flight plans through the airlines, formance at last weekend's meet. Summer Games in Atlanta. Games," he said. projects, like the torch relay; 400 Kearns and the cross-country but they fell through as a result "I am feeling better," Sabri of the strike. SLOC officials described their SLOC's executive board was subprojects and 3,000 activities, and biathlon courses at Wasatch said. "I am going to give my best It doesn't really matter where proposed spending plan as disci- given a preview of the 45-vol- such as tree plantings. Mountain State Park. the Falcons are running at this at Miami this weekend". plined and lean. ume budget plan on Wednesday SLOC leaders noted the bud- Covering the expenses are $1 season. BG is always looking to The women's cross country "The budget is confined to and received mostly favorable get balances without additional billion in cash from television be competitive and try to win reviews from those willing to tax dollars. Taxpayers have rights, corporate sponsorships, team is doing very well this sea- expenditures that are essential to each meet. talk after their four-hour closed- already committed $59 million to ticket sales and licensed prod- son. The Falcons have a very tal- hosting a successful Olympic "The runners are doing well and Paralympic Winter Games," door meeting. build Olympic venues. And ucts. Another $443 million is ented team and have very high "It was well thought out and a by keeping their training and said Frank Joklik, SLOC presi- while a poll this year found tax- anticipated in goods and services practices at a very high level this goals set for this year. BG hopes dent and CEO. "After repeated good presentation," said John payers willing to pay more, state donated by sponsors. season," said Coach Steve Price. to continue their success they phases of reduction, the estimat- Price, a developer. "I'm very elat- lawmakers have made it clear Joklik said that organizers This week's meet is no differ- ed expenditures contain no fat ed." have been experiencing so far they don't want more tax dollars working with the United States ent. With Christine Thompson as nor redundancies." this season. The Falcons will run Ken Bullock was more frus- going to the Olympics. Olympic Committee have raised well as the rest of the team run- Joklik said the blueprint does trated than impressed by the 45- Olympic organizers, while at about half the cash and service ning extremely well, the Falcons at the Miami Invitational this not include an estimated $171 volume budget. one time warning that the 2002 contributions from sponsors have a good chance to finish Saturday with the intent of doing million organizers expect from He said much of the informa- Winter Games could go down as needed to balance the budeet. towards the top once again. finishing near the top. Don't go bananfis D^Join the BG News ooking for a /iladeA 88.1 WBGU Sports fo live//W^ Catch all the action of the Bowling Green's Solution Falcon Football Home Opener! Internet to Internet Access. 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