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WENZEL: SUNNY Falcon sophomore takes HIGH: 48 I LOW 33 go-to role; PAGE 6 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 93 ISSUE 18 Union delays anger students BRIEFING By Kara Hull "I feel that the food court area the center of the food court, have just waiting on the final THE BG NEWS is unsafe," said Junior Jannee "I just wish that not been completed." said paperwork to be completed." Blood drive takes Students are expressing frus- Ayers. There is dust flying in everything was Ed O'Donnell, Director of After the completion of con- tration with the incompleted my food, and (construction open, as I expected Dining Services, struction, Dining Services antici- off Monday at BGSU state of the food court in the workers) coming out of every- Also the cash registers, pates the opening of the food Bowen-Thompson Student where. If the Union is not it to be when required for each restaurant court on Feb 25. Union. done, than we don't need to be spot,have not been installed. "We will need one week to do President Sidney Ribeau spring semester "The Union is already taking here," Despite construction delays, clean up and train employees, will be kicking nil the (money) from us, but we can't Steve Brudzewski, freshman, started." contract decisions are progress- also the county health depart- American Red get much from the Union," said agreed. ing as planned. ment must have an opportunity Cross BGSU Blood Drive senior Monica Palmer "I just wish that everything "Contract negotiations with to come in and inspect the area" on the campus on Monday, The delay in the opening of was open, as I expected it to be STEVE BRUDZEWSKI: FRESHMAN the restaurants has never O'Donnell said. Feb. 11, at 11a.m. the food court, which was when spring semester started," Approximately 350-400 stu- Everyone is encouraged to been an issue in delaying the scheduled to open last week is Brudzewski said. "It just dents will be employed overall in join the president in "The fabricated steel coun- project," O'Donnell said. "We being delayed due to construc- seems like only one side of it is the Union with the opening of helping those in need by giv- ters, including those located in never feared that these discus- tion issues. open." the food court. ing blood. sions would be an issue. We're The Bloodmobile will be open for business from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday- Thursday, Feb. 11-14, in 101B Olscamp Hall. Movie LET THE GAMES BEGIN raises U. to host Sept. 11 debated concerns

By Dunstan Prial Monolgues THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani IHt ec HEWS attended a screening of Arnold The Vagina Monologues, Schwarzenegger's new movie which is considered a contro- and said criticism of the film by versial play, will be performed firefighters, police officers and at the University on Feb 10-12, Colombian activists is prema- at 8 pm in the Lenhart Grand ture. Ballroom, in the Student "Let's see the movie before Union. criticizing it," Giuliani said The play was created by Eve Wednesday evening outside Ensler, and is based on her the Ziegfeld theater, where he interviews with more than 100 attended the advance showing womea She questioned them with former fire commissioner about their ideas of sexuailty Thomas Von Essen. through the view of their vagi- The former mayor hasn't nas. Ensler interviewed women commented publicly on the of all ages, social classes, and film since seeing it, a ethnicities. Giuliani spokeswoman said The play was brought to the Thursday. University in an effort of both In the movie, "Collateral students and faculty to educate the campus community about Damage," Schwarzenegger body politics, plays a Los Angeles firefighter self esteem, and violence seeking vengeance against against womea Colombian terrorists who Tickets will be available one killed his family. hour prior to Fire and police union offi- the performance on Sunday, cials have expressed concerns Monday, and Tuesday. The that Giuliani's appearance at prices are $5 for students, the screening might appear to seniors, and military members. link a Sept. 11 charity to the They are $8 for faculty, staff, film. and community members. In an initial press release Patron tickets can be purchased promoting the screening, for $15. Tickets can also be Warner Bros, said Giuliani bought in 407 South HalL would appear "in association All proceeds from the tickets with the Twin Towers Fund and will go to the Emergency Twin Towers Board." Survivor Fund, which has been Giuliani set up the fund last started by the Transformations year for the families of firefight- Project at the University. The Associated Press Photo money will provide tution and ers and police lost in the books to assist those that have attacks. survived sexual assault and FINAL DESTINATION: An unidentified torchbearer smiles after she transferred the Olympic flame to a cauldron on the platform of the Herber "It saddens us any time a domestic violence. Creeper, an antique railroad, Thursday, Feb.,7 in Midway, Utah. The flame travelled on the trainfrom Soldier Hollow, venue for the nordic tragedy is used to promote events at the Winter Olympics, to Herber City. The Winter Olympics begin today. For more on the Winter Olympics see page 8. anything like a movie." said Peter Gorman, president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association. Warner Bros, issued a new statement Wednesday, clarify- ing that Giuliani and the staff of the Twin Towers Fund Diversity Day arrives Discounts jump were invited to the screening as guests, and not as sponsors. At Wednesday's screening, BySttpiunaHalty To the surprise of many stu- start ecomnomy of the event," Giuliani said Schwarzenegger THE BG NEWS dents Diversity Day is not a new "The goal of Diversity Day is had personally donated event at BGSU, said Nick to eradicate preconceived ByAnmD'Innocenzio form the rest of the retail $1 million and helped raise USG takes over the Froslear, senator at large for the notions that students have THE ASSOCIATE 0 PRESS industry in January. $4 million more for families of annual event which Undergraduate Student about diversity," said USG NEW YORK — Deep dis- Department stores and appar- rescuers killed in the promotes diversity Government. President, Jon Bragg. counting lured consumers el chains still struggled, Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. "I thought that this was the USG has taken control of into the nation's stores last though most sales declines "I'm very supportive of at the University. first time BG has ever had a Diversity Day to inform students month, offering struggling weren't as deep as Wall Street Arnold Schwarzenegger," the Diversity Day," said Liz Cottrel, a that diversity extends beyond retailers a brief respite from a expected, with the notable former mayor said. sophomore nursing major. color, it refers to a person's reli- sluggish sales trend. exceptions of May Over the weekend, concerns Organizations all over cam- This is the first year that USG gious beliefs, sexual preference, But while analysts said they Department Stores Inc. and had also been raised about the pus are preparing for the largest has taken control of the event In and physical abilities as well, see the sales gains announced Gap Inc. Colombian characters in the Diversity Day to ever hit Bowling the past, Diversity Day had not USG officials stated in its pro- Thursday as encouraging, they "This may be a signal that movie Green State University. the end of the recession is been as publicized said Froslear. posal for funds for the event don't believe consumers are "There is a small percentage It will be tomorrow, from "USG feels diversity is a very ready to splurge. near. The weakness wasn't as Throughout the entire day of people in Colombia noon to 6 p.m., at the Lenhart critical issue at the University tables will be set up for different Discounters, like Wal-Mart bad in some areas as we have involved in terrorism and drug Grand Ballroom in the Bowen- and needs to be addressed," he multi-cultural organizations on Stores Inc., wholesale clubs seen," said Michael Thompson Union. Admission is said, and "as student leaders it is and other moderate-price activities," said the Rev. Brian free. our responsibility to take control stores, continued to outper- DIVERSITY. PAGE 2 SHOPPING. PAGE 2 DAMAGE, PAGE 2 2 Friday, Feburary 8,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

Diversity More claims against priests Day in Union ByJjyUnrhay warded more names of accused criminal cases. In all, 130 people Earlier this week, two other were exaggerated. ASSOCIATED PRESS NftltER priests to prosecutors. claim he abused them. former altar boys filed a separate The archdiocese is facing DIVERSITY. FROM PAGE 1 BOSTON IAP) — Two more A lawsuit Bled in Middlesex Last month, Law apologized lawsuit against Desilets, now 78, other lawsuits by people alleging lawsuits were filed Thursday Superior Court accused Cardinal for moving Geoghan to a church with similar allegations. abuse by Geoghan, and the vic- campus, such as the Latino accusing the Archdiocese of Bernard Law personally of failing in Weston, even though he knew BeUingham police, who have tims of former church worker Student Union, the Black Boston of failing to stop its to protect a 13-year-old boy from of allegations of abuse against been investigating the allega- Christopher Reardon. who was Student Union, the Spanish priests frorfi molesting altar boys abuse by now defrocked priest the priest tions against Desilets for the past sentenced to 40 to 50 years after dub, and BGVeg. even though it knew what was John Geoghan in 1989. In the Meanwhile, a lawsuit filed in two weeks, said they expect the pleading guilty last year to The tables will provide an area happening suit, Christopher Fulchino, now Suffolk Superior Court on behalf list of people accusing Desilets of molesting 24 boys. for the organizations to show- The new allegations came as 25 and living in Maine, alleges of four former altar boys accuses abuse to grow to 15 to 20. Last month, the archdiocese case the unique aspects of their the archdiocese, complying with Law knew or should have known the archdiocese of failing to pro- Police have not yet inter- announced a new policy of cultures to the rest of the student its recent promise to report past about the abuse and instead tect them and accuses the Rev. viewed Desilets, who lives in a reporting even past allegations body through food, music, accusations, revealed the names relied on "a veil of silence." Paul Desilets of molesting them nursing home in Quebec. of abuse by priests after docu- dance, and art of six more priests who have Geoghan, who was recently when he was assigned to On Wednesday, he told The ments in the Geoghan case "We will be showing dance been suspended amid charges convicted of sexual abuse, faces Assumption Parish in Associated Press the charges showed at least some officials lessons around 5 p.m.," Iris they molested children, and for- 80 civil lawsuits and two more BeUingham the mid- 1980s. against him in the first lawsuit knew of the accusations. Resendez, president of the Latino Student Union said. There will also be Israeli Folk Dancing The day will have two keynote speakers: Dr. Jack Taylor and Dr. Alberto Gonzalez, both profes- Concerns arise Consumers respond to sors at BGSU. Also, the Africana Dance Troupe, Praise Singers, and Gospel Choir will be per- forming at the event low prices, solid deals USG expects 2,000 guests to for new movie attend Diversity Day this year. SHOPPINS. FROM PAGE 1 strongest monthly showing a seasonally adjusted 376,000. since January 2000, when the Jobless claims slowly have been "This is a story about what DAMAGE, FROM PAGE 1 index rose 5.7 percent. declining since peaking Oct 20 America is doing to Colombia, Niemira, vice president of Bank "Consumers came out in at 507,000. and what Colombians, a few Ionian, a Franciscan priest ofTokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd. But he response to the great values in "There is still a lot of negative Stop \r\ and and immigration activist. Colombian terrorists, are doing cautioned that January is not the stores, but are they willing news out there," Niemira said. to America and what damage Schwarzenegger attended representative of spending to pay regular price for spring? Most notably, there does it cause," he said. see us at the screening but did not speak trends because it is a time It is tough to say," said Richard haven't been any job gains, he to reporters. On NBC's "Today" Colombian activists are seek- when merchants clear out Jaffe, an analyst at UBS said. inventory to make room for www.B6News.com show Wednesday, he defended ing a disclaimer saying the film Warburg. Niemira expects sales at spring goods. the movie's portrayal of is strictly fictional and doesn't The January results came as stores open at least a year, The bank's index measuring known as a same-store sales, to Colombians intend to denigrate the Labor Department report- Colombians. the sales of 80 stores rose ed that new claims for state be up about 2.5 percent to 5.1 percent in January, better unemployment insurance 3 percent during the next few than the 3 percent Niemira had dropped by 15,000 last week to months. Check us out... projected. 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t46.liE.11US.fc. H&fc-Ytew... i rA6>n... 1DCMTS(AE.!.L PEOPLE Andy explains ON THE STREET himself If you could live anywhere in the AT ISSUE Andy defends himself after someone sent world, where would a letter to the editor talking negatively about him. you live? appreciated. I will be honest and say that BITTER ft this letter, my first negative GRIZZLED , email did catch me by sur- Andy Shotwell prise. How could anyone not love me? Maybe he doesn't CW-Vu^M&t6-4«r».. understand the concepts of Well, I have just concluded hyperbole and tongue-in- reading the unedited version of cheek humor. Despite the the letter to the editor written author's claim that his mother about my weekly articles by a would "disown" him if he wrote fellow male student. If you the things that I write, I can missed his letter on Monday, I assure you that my mother LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EMILY WHART0N can sum it up for you in five sees the humor in exaggeration SENIOR words. He doesn't like mv col- and sarcasm, and knows when umn. None of you got the I'm joking. I'm pretty sure "The Grand Cayman pleasure of reading exactly how there's still a home-cooked not know if the article was meant can. Organizations, who stand Islands because it's much contempt he has for me Italian meal waiting for me to be a "fluff" piece but that was out in the freezing cold to go Increased because it is against The BG next time I go back to how 1, as well as several other canning, and asking complete by the water and it's News policy to print personal Cleveland. So the way I see it, readers of The BG News, inter- strangers for money. warm." wages don't attacks, but don't worry about buddy, is that the mother vote preted it. I was surprised that a Organizations who because my well being. When I walk to stands at one to one. I have paper that is supposed to be the they are so small only have 1 benefit the BA I'll make sure to utilize also given seconds of thought voice of the students would print dancer but you can be damn to the possibility that maybe, an article that did not examine sure all 10 people in that orga- the "buddy system" suggested everyone by campus safety guidelines. just maybe, this guy simply any of the questions and con- nization are standing behind doesnt like the persona I have cerns that students have with Mr. and raising as much money as Because my ego is not quite as fragile as 1 let on most'weeks, I created for my column. Well if Ribeau. Specifically, I am possible. Apparently the authors of can admit that I appreciated that's the case, you can't make extremely upset with the lack of Are organizations on this Monday's article "Increased the sarcasm at the beginning of an omelet without breaking a inquiry about Ribeau's accep- campus trying to compete, Wages Benefit Everyone" have his letter (I wonder why he few eggs. tance of the $43,000 a year raise; even though most of us don't forgotten the definition of doesn't appreciate mine?) I did Oh, I almost forgot As for "inflation." That's what we call that many students and faculty see it as competing, with SARAH REITER owing my faithful readers an Greeks at Dance Marathon. not. however, appreciate being it when the cost of the addi- alike have admitted their displea- apology for being sexist, I'm sure about On a campus where They raise most of the money SOPHOMORE misquoted. tional SI per hour would be I absolutely did not say that not convinced one is in order offset by the workers benefit- adequate safety and lighting are anyway, if the rest of us pull "On the Equator, so I just yet Because I have too out I bet the Greeks wouldn't all women have the "IQ of fill ting from the increased wage in such need, an unpaved park- can say that I live on much free time, I decided to go ing lot destroys our cars, dining notice. Then they can have dirt." I was making fun of the having more money to spend the Equator." mentality of the girls that are through all of my articles and in the New Orleans services are outrageously priced their dancer and moraler tally up the cheap shots I have for so little value, and in a state meetings at their houses and often picked to be on the dat- Economy... ing shows (and Girls Gone Wild taken at men, women, myself As wages increase, prices where finding funds for college won't have to PED the non- and Brown's soon to be ex-run- Greeks in! In fact, our contri- videos for that matter). I will increase, and the value of institutions is nearly impossible, ning back, Ben Gay (I even butions are really just a drop go on record saying that, money decreases while the people are wondering why Mr. counted my jokes about the in the hat I mean it's not like a although fun at parties, I don't same amount of work pur- Ribeau felt the need to accept girls on Elimidate for my new measly thousand dollars can have much respect for their chases the same amount of funds that could be better spent #1 fan). I encourage you to do save a life? mentality and would not date a goods. So, while The BG News assisting the students. I think the same. If you forgot to cut that inquiring of Mr. Ribeau how Of course Greek organiza- girl of their ilk. If you reread claims that increased wages one of them out (shame on he felt about the dissent relating tions tend to raise more my article you will also see a "benefit everyone," it seems you), you can go onto The BG to his recent raise in a friendly, money. That's because the reference to "real girls" imply- rather that increased wages News Website and download non-abrasive manner, would not membership ratio of Greek ing that they are nothing like benefit nobody. my entire thought-provoking only be acceptable to Mr. Ribeau. organizations to the ratio of LISA CARDINAL the girls portrayed on these This problem is why the U.S. portfolio Well, would you like but would also show the stu- non-Greek organizations is, SOPHOMORE shows. Congress usually passes a And that's what it comes to see the results? series of benefits and corpo- dents that The BG News truly like 20 to 1. Not to mention down to, folks. I was making Coming in first place on my rate tax breaks along with does hold their interests in hand. the budgets of Greek organiza- "Chicago because tions, who with every member fun of the show, not women. list of targets is myself with a minimum wage hikes. With they have great whopping 27 derogatory com- ADAM WRIGHT at $350 (or more) a pop with I'm way too smart to do some- their increased revenues from shopping." ments (thus proving that self- Student 20 members, is a bigger bud- thing like that If you noticed, I the tax breaks, and reduced also made fun of the fact that deprecating humor is funny). revenues from the wage hikes, get than almost all student organizations combined. they never mix races on the Males came in second with 21 companies are not forced to show and that the guys act like jabs about their hormone- raise prices. I had a friend who was a DGR for a non-Greek organi- hedonistic pigs. Maybe those induced stupidity. In third Without these tax breaks, observations also went over the came my 19 wise-cracks about inflation ensues. In case The zation but because she also author's head. This gentleman the ladies. And bringing up the BG News forgot, inflation is happened to be in a Sorority, It doesn't mat- apparently missed my point rear (he he) was Ben Gay with bad. The accounts of those she was required to cam/give and my sarcasm, but he can five cheap shots and bad puns who have saved their entire $300 to her Sorority. Doesn't ter who raises sleep well knowing that I was about his last name (I guess I lives to put their children the money go to the same also joking about holding a BG should make that six). It through college and pay off place? Is winning the cup that Elimidate (I would like to thank appears to me that at worst, I their homes are now worth the most important? I don't understand MELISSA GELMAS him for the well wishes am an equal opportunity smart less than they worked for. why Greeks are so consumed SOPHOMORE though). I like when people ass. But if an apology is what Inflation is one of the true ills money with who wins the gold cup feel compelled to write about this gentleman demands, an of society, one that steals and spirit awards. I can't even "The North Pole. I my articles, but if you decide to apology is what he shall silently from the innocents "Doing it for who?" I remember who won it last thought to myself as I opened want to live with write, please do not misquote receive. If I am being forced to who, aside from voting, can do year let alone 15 years from me. Do not put words in my apologize to somebody, I nothing about it. The Gavel, what a great title now. Santa." because so many people often And I'm wondering how mouth. When I am misquoted guess, judging by the numbers, do forget who Dance I have to defend myself and I should give a sincere heartfelt EVANMANROW much money you contributed Marathon is really about. Then out of your pocket, as in hard- waste valuable space that apology to all of my male read- Student as I began reading the article earned cash. If we had people could be better used to make ers. I hope you can forgive me. the author, Mr. Foust, takes a cutting us $5,000 checks, orga- sophomoric fart jokes. I would I'll see what I can do about shot at the non-Greek organi- nizations might be raising also quickly like to thank every- equaling up the score next zations by saying, "most of the "most of the money" too. one who sends positive email week. money," as we all should know Sorry if our bank accounts to my personal account You're Ribeau inter- and realize, "comes from don't allow us to contribute as letters probably won^ see print Greeks." much money to Dance because letters of praise are Want to tell Andy that you view doesn't Did I not read the headline? Marathon as your mommy ANNESUNTALA much less interesting than love his column? Email him at Shotzy201@aolcom Does it really matter that and daddy do to your fraterni- SOPHOMORE derogatory rants, but they are answer ques- much to people on campus ty. It's people like Mr. Foust, where the money comes from? who give Greek Organizations "Finland. No one else tions Why take a cheep shot at the on this campus a bad rap. other organizations that work ever wants to live Have a good 1 was recently very displeased damn hard for Dance SUSIE LAKE there!" with the article entitled "Q&A Marathon to try and raise as Student weekend! with Ribeau." Feb. 02,2002.1 do much money as they possibly

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NATION Texas escape ends with hunger ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Bagwell, 24, ate voraciously dur- ARDMORE, Okla. — After "I've don't believe ing the standoff, and he began to more than a week on the run, four I've ever seen five feel sorry for them. Through the escaped inmates from Texas were evening, the conversation turned captured at a convenience store, men eat as much to the fugitives' dreams of going where two of them had holed up as those two boys to Canada and their love of the with a hostage for hours did." outdoors. Thursday so they could fill up on West said Bagwell had a pistol beef jerky, chips and beer. GEORGE WEST, HOSTAGE but was not pointing it at him. "I Authorities arrested two of the told him we'd treat each other the inmates Wednesday night The with authorities suspecting same way and we'd get along Oklahoma might be their desti- other two gave up before dawn fine," West said. Thursday after eating drinking nation because two of them grew The surrender was the result of and smoking through the night as up in the state. "a very skillful agent developing a they talked with FBI negotiators, In recent days, the inmates rapport" with the escapees, FBI their relatives and their captive, were linked to two burglaries and agent Richard Marquise said. George West the theft of a truck. A rifle was "There was discussion about "They weren't out to hurt any- taken in one of the burglaries. In body," said West, the 65-year-old the end, the inmates were cap- hunting and fishing and what life store owner, who was released tured just 50 miles from the jail. was in prison." unharmed. "They were just look- The FBI said they spent several West's wife, Rita West, said her ing for something to eat and a days hiding in a state park and husband's calm personality way out of here." He added: "I were tired and hungry. helped keep things from getting don't believe I've ever seen five Charles Ionian. 30, was using a out of control. "He just used a lit- men eat as much as those two pay phone at the combination tle common sense," she said. "He boys did." gas station-convenience store just kept his cool." The four inmates — two con- when an FBI agent and a sheriff's The arrests were a relief to victed murders and two murder deputy arrested him. Chrystal Soto's stepfather, John Christmas. defendants — broke out of the Soto, 22, came out and gave up, Soto and lordan are charged with Montague County Jail in Texas on setting up the standoff with the killing Christmas' father and step- Ian. 28, overpowering a female last two inmates, Curtis Gambill mother in Bowie, Texas. guard with a homemade knife and Joshua Bagwell, who had " I was glad it ended peacefully," Associated Press Phofo and fleeing in her sport utility been serving a life sentence for he said. 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The meet will be this Friday, February 8 at 1 p.m. Top performers for the Falcons are senior Kim Moden, who is currently 4th on the MAC's Top Times List for the 50 Meter Freestyle (24.30), and sophomore Wilson learns on, off court Jessica Humes, who is 4 th in the 500 Freestyle (5:04.01), 4th 88.1 WBGU FM or Marshall. Finally the signing greatest supporters. in the 1650 Freestyle date went by and Wilson discov- "Dad never pushed me to play (17:3520) and 8th in the 200 MEN vs. HERD: 17-5 Falcons ered that the Thundering Herd basketball, he was there to guide Freestyle (1:56.40). take on 11-10 Marshall. no longer had interest in him or me," Wilson said. "He would The BG men Swimming the verbal commitment made drive me five hours to go play and Diving Teams will travel Ziffiy Zoomba's Pregame: BG coach Dan Dakich found AAU basketball for four years. He to the University of Akron this 12:30 p.m. with Scott Ward out about Wilson though coin- just wanted to give me the weekend to face the Zips of and Erik Bell. cidence opportunity to play if I wanted UA and the Huskies of TIP-OFF: 1 p.rh at Anderson. "After we lost to Kent State last to. He was behind me all the Northern Illinois. The meet year at Gund Arena, I was sitting way." will be this Friday, February 8 with my son and daughter in the His father's death would have at 1 p.m. ByMckHurm pool .sulking," Dakich said. made it easy enough for Wilson Top performers for the THE BG HEWS "There's a kid on Marshall to throw in the towel, pack up Falcons are freshman Bobby Kris Wilson marked Feb. 9 on named loda Burgess who lives and go home, but somehow the McRae, who is currently 4th in his calendar late last summer. right behind Wilson. He said that 5'10" guard pulled through and the MAC's Top Times List for This Saturday was supposed Wilson had not signed at continues to pull through. He the 100 Butterfly (51:42) and to be the day for Wilson to make Marshall. We got on the phone credits a major part of his griev- 8th in the 200 Butterfly a statement directed to the and talked to him and his mom ing process to Dakich and his (1:56.14), and junior Ray Marshall Thundering Herd bas- and went through the normal teammates. Bartel, who is second on the ketball team. Now there is much recruiting process. That's how he "When my dad died, it was list in the 100 Breast stroke more meaning behind his story ended up coming here." really hard," Wilson said. "Coach with a time of 58.27. Also per- and the statement. "I felt a little cheated, but in Dakich really helped me out a lot forming well for BG are divers The Bowling Green freshman the long run 1 am glad that I and being around the guys was Josh Clugston and Ian guard always wanted to play at ended up at Bowling Green," great," Wilson said. "They all Chertieny. The senior-fresh- Marshall. A I luntington. W Va Wilson said. "1 definitely feel I'm tried to keep my spirits up and man duo are first (365.45) and native, Marshall was right in around the right coach and the everything is going better now." second place (363.70), respec- Wilson's back yard. Most of his guys. I'm actually glad it hap- "I admire Kris," Dakich said. tively, on the MAC List for the friends were going to Marshall pened." "He's probably the only player Three Meter diving event and he wanted to stay close to Wilson marked the calendar that I have ever said that about Both the men and women home, so it only made sense that for Feb. 9 earlier this summer, I've seen him handle the worst will next compete at the MAC Wilson would end up in his but his whole life would change possible situation that could Championships, which will hometown between then and his awaiting happen to a kid. He's handled it begin February 28 and contin- His dream to play basketball date. lust before the start of the better than I know I could han- ue through March 2 in Athens, looked like a reality as well. season, the big question during dle it as a 39-year old guy. It's not Ohio. Wilson was a four-time All-West MAC Media Day between area just respect, I admire how he is Virginia selection who scored reporters was why BG coach going about his life since that 1,739 points in his career and Dan Dakich was a no-show. moment" carried the Spring Valley While assistant coach Keith Wilson marked the Marshall Timberwotves to the state tour- Knoftz answered questions to game to show the Thundering Harriers nament twice. Marshall was media members in place of BG's Herd that they made a mistake interested and Wilson celebrated head coach, Dakich was with by not signing him. Now Wilson when he gave a verbal commit- Wilsoa giving loving support to is playing this game for his fami- ment to Marshall coach Greg led Hindorach BG Nan a broken-hearted kid from Wfest ly, friends and most importantly, host All- White to play for the Thundering Virginia who just learned that his Herd. As his senior year passed father had died. UP AND IN: BG freshman guard Kris Wilson attempts a shot in a WILSON, PAGE 9 Ohio Meet previous game this season. by he heard nothing from White His dad was one of Wilson's By Jayrr* Ramson 1HE BG NEWS The Bowling Green men's track and field team will go into this Saturday 'sAll-Ohio Championships at Perry Field Wenzel takes over go-to role for women House looking for a win after a strong performance at last week- By Jason A Dixon At the end of Wenzel's high the idea of rejoining her former end's Rod McCravey Memorial THE BG NEWS school career, while having high school teammate was meet in Kentucky. She's evolving. That may be knee-surgery she had begun to something she was anticipating A plethora of teams including the only thing you need to know experience abnormal electrical "I may have been looking for- Ashland, Baldwin Wallace, about Stephanie Vtfenzel this sea- impulses. It was later conferred ward to playing with my sister Miami, Mount Union, Akron, son. But for those who have been that Wenzel had been diagnosed once again, but the UW- Ohio, Dayton, Findlay, Tiffin, unable to witness the women's with what is known as Milwaukee Panthers didn't want Toledo, Wright State and basketball team in action, the Ventricular Tachycardia, which is me" Wenzel said. Youngstown State will compete emergence of this 6-0 sopho- a potentially life threatening And so the Panthers' loss for the All-Ohio Championship, more as a team leader and all- rhythm disturbance of the heart became the Falcons gain as BG one of the culminating meets of around threat may be the A heart ablation gave her a landed a player that everyone the indoor season. answer to the reason why. 70% chance to continue pursu- knew had a tremendous upside. Approximately 20 teams will Slowly but surely, the pride of ing a basketball dream that very But during her freshmen season compete at the meet Sussex, Wisconsin has steadily few thought she could achieve Wenzel struggled in the transi- "I think we have a shot of win- improved in all 38 games she has The tests were successfully com- tion from high school to Division ning the meet if we compete at participated in her career at BG. pleted, but Wenzel felt the obsta- I basketball. As a result, she only the level we're capable of and rise And these days, it seems as if cles she had to overcome did appeared in 16 of the Falcons 29 to meet the challenge, then I pride is the only part of her game much more than just provide her games, while averaging 2.3 think we have an excellent shot we have yet to see. with another opportunity to play points per game at winning it." said BGSU head Wenzel began playing orga- basketball. The phase that Wenzel experi- coach Sterling Martin. "We're nized sports in second grade, "Going through that really enced during her first year is looking for a full team effort at and by the time she had reached helped me put things into per- something very common this meet and to score points high school her athletic prowess spective, because I was so close among athletes trying to make across the board." was being displayed in to never playing again," Wenzel the adjustment Even though she Some athletes vying for indi- Volleyball, Cross Country, Track said. "It became easier for me to and the Falcons endured the vidual titles include Zerian and Basketball. appreciate the things I did when highs and lows of an 11-18 sea- Peterson, the Falcons 400-meter During her senior season, I didn't have basketball. Now I son, the lows did a lot in helping specialist with one of the top Wenzel averaged 17.9 points can appreciate what's been given improve her game. times going into the meet Josh through the first nine games for back to me, and work even hard- "It was really hard going from Cook will contend for one of the the Hartland Arrowhead War er while 1 have it". a go-to player, to what I thought top places in the 800-meter run. Hawks. However, the next game Wenzel signed with BG early was nothing It was really diffi- "Areas in which we have tradi- would be the last one of her into her senior year, but before cult for me," Wfenzel said. "I was- tionally been strong have been senior year as she blew out her she became a Falcon she had to n't given a chance to improve last Flit Photo knee. resist the temptation of following season, so I came into this sea- the dashes," said Martin. "Our THAT'S MY BALL Stefanie Wenzel rips a rebound down in a field events are doing very well Despite competing in only in the footsteps of her older sis- son with goals for myself and recent game. The sophomore leads her team in scoring. this year. I expect to score big in nine games, Wenzel was still able ter, Angel Wenzel. The elder high expectations for the team. to gamer a spot on a list that Wenzel was a freshman on the Perhaps, at the beginning of both the throws, the shot and in Franrine Miller, it seemed as if But, the unpredictability of the 35-pound weight throw and included the top 25 seniors in University of Wisconsin- the 2001-02 season, with new Wisconsin, earning the honor for Head Coach Curt Miller and an Wenzel's contributions would be our pole vaulters are beginning Milwaukee roster at the time, a third consecutive year. all-conference player returning the same as the previous year. WENZEL, PAGE 7 to come around and vault very and (Stefanie) Wenzel knew that well. The women's track and field team will return to action this weekend after a strong perfor- mance in Kentucky where sophomore thrower Kerri leers look to regain form at Ferris State McClung won the shot put for the third straight week and By Erica bmbaccini overall and 5-13-2 in the CCHA. Luis, Ryan Wetterberg and Roger healthy and so we plugged him ■HUM Leonard line de Luis got hurt back in on that white line. where the Falcons' 4x400 meter BG will go into this weekend 88.1 WBGU FM After dropping two home Steve Brudzewski took his place Saturday night they played pret- relay team finished first in a hoping to turn their season games to Wfestem Michigan last around. However, senior assis- HOCKEY VS FERRIS STATE: on that line ty well" field of high-caliber teams. weekend the Falcons will now tant captain Scott Hewson will Falcons (7-18-5) travel to Then on the Colen Pappas, De Luis scored the tying goal McClung has already sur- take to the road to battle it out sit out Friday nighfs game due to north Michigan to battle the Tyler Knight and Ryan to cause the game to go into passed the provisional qualifying against Ferris State in Big a penalty he took in overtime Bulldogs (12-13-1). Minnabarriet line Pappas got overtime mark for the NCAA indoor Rapids, Mich. that cost the Falcons the game ZIGGY ZOOMBA'S PRE- hurt , so head coach Buddy The Falcons are hoping that national championships, but The Bulldogs are 12-13-1 over- Sophomore Mark Wires will Powers had to find a replace- changing the Day, McConvey, she would like to, in her words, GAME: 6:30 p.m. with Steve all and 9-10-1 in the Central take his place on the line with Mears and Dave Crane. ment for him. Hewson line will only improve "improvement of my distance Collegiate Hockey Association senior captain Greg Day and "De Luis was hurt and Pappas the Falcons game and bettering my throws and after splitting with No. 10 sophomore D'Arcy McConvey. is hurt and that's kind of the way BG has had to adjust all season hopefully I can get to the point Northern Michigan last week- This season the Falcons have seems every time they settle on a it's gone since Christmas," where I would get invited to go end, while the Falcons are 7-18-5 struggled with their line up. It line someone gets hurt Powers said. "De Luis is back to nationals." For example, on the Austin de HOCKEY, PAGE 9 WWWJGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday, February 8,2002 7 Ex-Buckeye Winfield accused Browns praise of receiving gifts while at OSU Belichick, Pats Bytot Mtkia said. THE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brown said Belichick hasn't trouble." compliance, Heather Lyke 43-7 in his four seasons and COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — CLEVELAND — Browns coach changed since his days with Schaffer did not return tele- Catalano, said the affidavit shared two Big Ten titles. Butch Davis doesn't see any rea- Browns. Ohio State's athletic department phone messages seeking com- signed by Winfield prior to the Winfield played in the is investigating allegations that son for Browns fans to be jealous "He's the same man. Of course, ment left Thursday at his office Sugar Bowl is a legal docu- Buckeyes' stirring 20-17 victory of New England coach Bill Antoine Winfield accepted and cell phone in Denver. he's learned how to be a little ment that could lead to seri- over Arizona State in the 1997 Belichick and Baltimore owner more mellow with the press. But gifts from an agent and resold "We had talked with Antoine ous charges if it was proven Rose Bowl and the 24-14 win tickets for a profit while he was Art Modell because they left town he had the same abilities when he on acouple of occasions about that the player did not tell the over Texas A&M in the 1999 and won Super Bowls. was here as he has now," Brown playing football for the ticket matters and Antoine, truth on it. Sugar Bowl. Ohio State finished Buckeyes. "I think more power to those said. along with the whole football "If someone could prove No. 2 in the final national polls people. They obviously have Reggie Langhome, a Browns "We'll be very dedicated to team, swore to an affidavit prior that they lied, then they tech- both years. accomplished something that wide receiver during the Bemie finding out the truth and will to the Sugar Bowl that there was nically perjured themselves," The Akron native won the deal with it accordingly," Ohio this city and this franchise want Kosar-era, said he has no hard no agent involvement. There Catalano said. "It's a sworn Thorpe Award — which goes desperately to try to accomplish," feelings toward Belichick, who let State athletic director Andy was no reason . j_ • affidavit and annually to the best defensive Davis said. "That's kind of the goal him leave the team through free Geiger said Thursday. for us to think Well be very dea- its issued ,ike Winfield, now a cornerback back in the country — as a and the objective here in the next agency. there was any Qted tO finding OUt any other affi- senior. Thorpe Award officials couple years — to get to a Super "I think he's a great defensive with the Buffalo Bills, has cause for ineli- davit would be. declined to comment. His the truth and we'll said they would be watching the Bowl" mind. Obviously, he's learned, I gibility," Geiger It's notarized. Davis joined a gala of guess, how to handle players a lit- agent, Peter Schaffer of All Pro said. "There Winfield investigation closely deal with it It's definitely Cleveland sports personalities tle bit better. They seem to raiiy Sports in Denver, denied on was a ques- an official legal because character is among the Wednesday that Winfield ever accordingly." award's criteria Thursday for the 2001 Annual around him," Langhome said. tionnaire, a document." Cleveland Sports Awards at the "I think when he first got a job said he accepted cash, trips, whole series of Ohio State's Geiger said he would not clothing and tickets from an ANOY ftlGER. OHIO STATE A.D. address any penalties that might downtown Renaissance Hotel. here he was a fresh young head things that investigation He said the Patriots had great coach in the league... and a lot of agent while he was playing for were asked. Of will by nature be levied against Winfield, such the Buckeyes. as stripping him of the team leadership and the type of year it things may have changed." course, we will now be going be limited. Winfield cannot be takes tb win a Super Bowl. Among the other celebrities at Geiger said it will be difficult back into an investigation phase MVP award won his junior sea- compelled to speak with uni- "The formula for almost every the awards banquet were: for his department to sort out of this and try to find out what is versity officials. son. the truth because, "We certain- Super Bowl success has been the Cavaliers owner Gordon Gund, what." "We don't have subpoena The Ohio State football media ability to stay healthy and they general manager )im Paxson and ly have a variety of stories from An NCAA spokesman said power," Geiger said. "We don't guide has a page detailing kept almost all of their key per- players Andre Miller and one source." that the standard form is used have authority beyond a pre- Winfield's accomplishments. In the current U.S. News and sonnel, with the exception obvi- DeSagana Diop; former Browns by schools to determine if vious relationship. Our rela- Any player who wins a national World Report, Winfield admits ously of (quarterback Drew) quarterback Brian Sipe; and there are problems with stu- tionship with Antoine has award such as the Thorpe Bledsoe early," Davis said. Indians general manager Mark he took money and other dent-athletes. been very good. He was not a inducements from an agent, receives individual recognition. Hall of Fame running back Jim Shapiro "If they answer the ques- problem, he was the opposite "There's no denying he did Brown praised Belichick, his boss Awards were given to the area's Dunyasha Yetts, a former Ohio tions in a way that suggests of that. He was a good citizen State wrestler. The (Cleveland) what he did athletically when he while working as a team coun- top high school, college, amateur that there's never been a viola- — so far as we knew and could selor for the Browns in the early and pro athletes. Former Indians Plain Dealer also spoke with tion and in fact later it's dis- was here," said Steve Snapp, the tell." 1990s. second baseman Roberto Winfield for a story in which he covered that there was, then it If the investigation deter- school's sports' information said he had accepted gifts director. Snapp said if it came "I thought he did the greatest Alomar, now with the New York tends to dampen their argu- mines that Winfield did break job I've ever seen in pro football. Mets, was nominated for the out- while at Ohio State. ment that they didn't know," NCAA rules, Ohio State could out that the allegations were "We knew it was wrong," true, then Ohio State would take He took a team from 0-2 to the big standing pro athlete along with said NCAA spokesman Wally end up forfeiting any and all game and did it with his coaching Indians first baseman lim Thome Winfield said in U.S. News. "If Renfro. a look at pulling Winfield's page games it won with Winfield in skills. That's all they had," Brown and pitcher C.C. Sabathia. you got caught, you would be in Ohio State's director of the lineup. The Buckeyes went in the media guide. Wenzel emerges, becomes new star for women's squad WENZEl FROM PAGE X 13 points shy of the 36 points she against Marshall. under her wing in teaching her Other times she's just humility has permeated the sports began to take its course as scored in her entire freshman In addition to Wenzel's how to deal with being the pri- encouraging me and telling women's basketball team in the Falcons suffered early injuries year. occasional offensive explo- mary focus of your opponent. me what I need to hear." helping them to perform at a to (Francine) Miller and Pam Two games later in a match- sions, she has also shown con- Wenzel felt that Miller's advice Wenzel has had to endure a competitive level all season, Brown. In the sixth game of the up against Wright State, sistency in leading the team in has gone a long way in further- lot, but there is no question and is a true testament to how season a glimpse of the new Wenzel made her first career scoring with 11.6 points per ing her capabilities. that the path she has taken to hard work pays off. Wenzel was shown. She eclipsed start and has not left since game, while averaging 4.1 "Fran has helped me a lot, get to this point, is indeed the "Stefanie's numbers speak for her previous career-high of seven then. Wenzel set a new career- rebounds. because sometimes I forget road less traveled by most ath- themselves, she averaged just by pouring in 23 points in a 73-57 high of 30 points in a game The role that Wenzel has when I need to step up and be letes. The persistence she has over a point last season and it's win over Indiana-Purdue Fort against Buffalo, which was one assumed this season is due in the go to player, and she is shown has helped her to devel- obvious she has worked really Wayne. of her five 20-plus games this large part to the unfortunate always there letting me know op into an intricate part of a hard to improve her game," The most astonishing fact season. She also notched her injury suffered to the team's that 1 need to be more aggres- team that has overachieved in Coach Miller said. "She's really about Wenzel's career game first double double of 19 co-captain. (Francine) Miller sive and demand the ball," the minds of many. Wenzel's done well in establishing herself against IPFW was that it was only points and 11 rebounds has been able to take Wenzel Wenzel said. never give up attitude and as one of the go to players, she's fits into the system."

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Another was Ohio The USOC also said that its world's history has happened perate for another "miracle," Firefighter of the Year in 1999, official flag for the ceremony on our shores, it calls for a very now ready to slide headfirst ready to wave the red, white and serious response to terrorism would now be the one carried blue down an ice chute at 80 mph. A into the stadium by short-track and to protecting our people third was in New York when the They're back, this time in the and our guests," Romney said. speedskater Amy Peterson at the land of American Indians and World Trade Center was head of the U.S. team. "Does that mean it's impossible attacked. Mormons, rodeos and the for anything bad to happen? Of ScanneUa and Accardi showed Rockies. Biathlete Kristina USOC president Sandy Baldwin course not" Sabasteanski, skeleton racer Lea Two decades after some col- the Dag when they arrived lege hockey players wrapped Authorities quickly dispensed Ann Parsley and figure skater Wednesday night, opening the with one possible threat on Todd Eldredge all have links to the nation in Olympic glory at triangular wooden container the Lake Placid Games, the Olympic eve. Police detonated a the events of Sept. 11 and the that holds the precious banner. suspicious package — a plastic patriotic outpouring that fol- Winter Olympics have returned "It made me burst into tears," grocery bag filled with fuses and lowed. to America she said. electrical wire — found in a On Friday night, before 3 bil- Only this time, they're draped Sabasteanski, from Standish, parking garage three blocks lion viewers worldwide, they and in the sentiment, celebration Maine, is a member of the and drama of a nation ran led by from the Olympic media center. five U.S. Olympic teammates will terror and ready to show the help carry the torn and tattered Army's WCAP program, which Construction workers spotted helps world-class athletes in the world it has recovered. the bag near a support beam Bag from ground zero into the The 2002 Winter Games opening ceremony of the Winter military continue their training. and alerted authorities. "When I heard, 1 was speech- begin Friday night, and Utah, Despite security concerns, Games. one local said, is "WAY more less. It is a huge thrill," 55,000 spectators will attend "It's pretty special for me to do than ready." this," said Mark Grimmette, a Sabasteanski said. "As a member the opening extravaganza, of the military, everyone calls us For that matter, so is America. three-time Olympian in luge enduring long waits in frigid heroes. But those people in New "The anticipation is exciting, who also was picked for the but now it's like, 'Whoa1'" said temperatures to pass through honor guard. "It's very emotional. York and overseas serving our country, are the real heroes. Patricia Haslam of Bountiful, metal detectors and have their To be representing all the ath- Utah. "Now, it's just awesome" belongings searched. Tickets letes by carrying that flag will be a "We are merely representing those who died and all those The Olympic torch arrived were going for anywhere from very special moment" Thursday in Salt Lake City, the $400 on the street to $885 from They will carry the Dag, the people fighting the war against terror." last leg of a 13,500-mile, 46-state organizers. only one flying at the World journey toward its final destina- Trade Center on Sept. 11, in a Parsley won firefighter of the President Bush and U.N. special procession. It will enter year honors for her work in tion: the opening ceremony at Secretary-General Kofi Annan the stadium before the parade of Granville, Ohio. She was sixth in Rice-Eccles Olympic Stadium. were scheduled to attend the athletes and be held on the field the 2000-01 skeleton World Cup The celebration that raises event, which promises to be while the national anthem is season standings. the curtain on 17 days of skiing, sentimental and celebratory played, the U.S. Olympic Eldredge, from Lake Angelus, sliding and skating takes place — juggling American patrio- Committee stated Thursday. Mich., a five-time national under a cloak of security. With tism and Olympic protocol. But plans to raise the flag, champion, was in New York on America still on high alert after The International Olympic which was buried in the rubble Sept. 11 and had to drive back to the Sept 11 terrorist attacks, an Committee had agreed unprecedented 16,000-mem- of ground zero for three days, Michigan when airlines were Wednesday to let Americans ber security force has been while "The Star-Spangled grounded. cany into the stadium the Dag Banner" is played were scrapped "It is awesome, just a great deployed to patrol Olympic grounds and the skies above. recovered from the rubble of Thursday. Port Authority police honor," Eldredge said. "It doesnt Tfe Associated Press the World Trade Center. Eight Officers Tony Scannella and represent just the Americans in The security program is 'Tar U.S. athletes, joined by New Frank Accardi, who brought the the World Trade Center, but all more thoroughly planned and READY TO GO: Canadian Olympic speed skater Catriona Le May York police and firefighters, flag to Salt Lake City, went to the people there, everybody who Doan, of Calgary, Alberta beams as she powers around a turn. comprehensive" than any other Rice-Eccles Stadium and after- was involved." at a U.S. Olympic Games, said will carry the stars and stripes.

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NEW REMODEL. 2 BR, 2 sm rooms Call 874-0457. leave message for Steve. Avail. May 30. $700/mo. views on Friday, February 8. Stop 316 Ridge Rear-1 BR Duplex. Avail. near Wal-Mart. 10 mins. to campus by your University Career & Employ- Compaq Presario 1277. Power cord, 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments May 17. $375/mo. $450/mo. INCLUDES ALL. ment Services to get an application carrying case and ethemet card incl. 9 4 12 month leases Call 419-353-2301. 352-7454 217 S. College-3 BR House. Avail. and sign up for an Interview. Ques- External CD burner also avail. Bare- May 21 S675/mo. ly used. Asking $575. 353-7464 Room available In historic house. /Cf|teCA tions? Call us at 970/524-7766. 2 bedroom furnished apt . 233 W. Merry-Urge 4 BR House Avail. Now! $825/mo. Privats entrance. No pets. $235 mo. Management Inc. Includes utilities. Close to campus 352-9925 353-5074 730 Elm-2 BR House Avail. Aug. I, 2002/2003 LISTING $550/mo. Subleaser needed ASAP for 1 bed- Signing Leases NOW 734 Elm-Urge 2 BR, 2 Bath House. room apartment. $475/mo. Contact Aval August 21. $750/mo. Kim 419-354-8130. At all properties, tenants pay utilit- ies, parental guarantees, security Subleaser wanted. 2-3 bdrm duplex deposit equal to one month's rent. avail, now to Aug. $600/mo. + utils. Special Rent collected quarterly. Locally Please call Liz or Jason 373-0593 Management Inc. only owned and managed. Please call EyeCon Enterprises, Ltd. at (419) Hlllsdale Apt, 1082 Fairview 882-1453 between 2:00-4:00, M-F 1 & 2 Bdrms /Air Condition only. Valentine* Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal $2.50 Washer/Dryer hook-up in 2 Bdrm. C from 6:30m) - TIJPJ Starts at $390 t Utilities - »\\ 2 eggs, Call 353-5800 \ I I 2 bacon or 2 sausages, 4pm- 7pm '2 pancakes or toast, and Place a Valentine's Personal homefries or In this space! $2.00 Appetizer Buffet coffee C 1 a - Z e I T li e a t r c Management Inc. 11 ii u Ill no II III. For only $1.09 per line you Heinz site Apt. too can wax poetic for all 710 N. Enterprise St. the BGSU world to see. 1 & 2 Bdrms/Air Condition 104 S. Main • 353-0988 Proclaim your love In Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Richard Gere public - It's easy! ONLY 3 ■ 2 BDRMS LEFT The Mothman just stop by 204 West Hall. Starts at $410 + Utilities (Do It before 2pm, February Prophecies 13th or you'll be In PG-I the dog house!) New Frl 5:00 7:30 10:00 12mld Sat Sun 5:00 7:30 10:00 Management Inc. Must See! Carty Studio Apartments Blue House (The Jungle) -Ideal for the serious student SUNDAYS 120 MN. Prospect or grad student 2 Bdrms(downstairs *2) -Fully Furnished 12 month lease -25ln TV included wilh Sat Close to Downtown and College 75 channels Midnight Starts at S675/MO* Utilities -High speed internet access available $395.00 single/ $495.00 double /JG&CA -Long & short term leases Management Inc. available HAPPY ^jF^^* EvtrgrMn Apt. 215-E. Poe -All utitilites included Efficiencies & Large 1 Bdrms. -Near campus Laundry on site 352.7365 ANNIVERSARY /■ K^jfl ss Starts at S 250 - Call 353-5600 Week Days between 10-4 354.3182 DUCKY! Stop by the office at After Hours and weekends 1045 N. Main St. for complete listing or I love you bunches [f r^^fr B Call 353-5800 and gobs. OWUKG Gil in http://www.wcnet.org/-mecco/ -Llama Face