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Tuesday. September 3, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 147 Clinton may punish Iraq for incident Yalman Onaran "Our interest is in making sure The Associated Press that Saddam does not believe that unjustified behavior of this type SALAH AD-DIN, Iraq -- Iraqi is cost free," McCurry said amid troops pulled back from the increasing speculation that the northern Kurdish city of Irbil on president would order retalia- Monday, but not enough to satis- tion. "Our concern here is what fy the Clinton administration as Saddam believes he has gained it readied punishment for Iraq. from a strategic viewpoint." Refugees who fled to a nearby Pentagon officials said the town said they were terrified by preparations for any military the biggest offensive of Saddam steps ordered by the president Hussein's army since the Persian had been completed, but that no Gulf War. orders had been issued. "It was very frightening. Boom The 20,000 U.S. troops in the here, boom there. Taka-taka- Persian Gulf region were on high taka. We were scared to death," alert, and Gen. John Shalikash- said Sabira Hamid Hursid, who vili, chairman of the Joint Chiefs escaped with her four children to of Staff, traveled to Saudi Arabia Salah ad-Din, 20 miles northeast and Jordan. Saudi Arabia agreed of Irbil. to cooperate in any U.S. retalia- Iraqi troops did not allow re- tory action, Saudi sources said on porters to approach Irbil, where condition of anonymity. they were pulling out on Monday, The offensive also prompted leaving their Kurdish allies in the United Nations to delay its control. plan to let Iraq resume limited oil But U.N. workers there told sales despite sanctions. On Mon- The Associated Press that there day, oil prices in Europe jumped were still Iraqi tanks in fields sharply on the news; U.S. mar- three to six miles outside the kets were closed for Labor Day. city. Saddam's troops stormed Irbil, White House press secretary the main city in the Mike McCurry said the Iraqi U.S.-protected Kurdish "safe ha- redeployment "is not terribly ven" in northern Iraq, on Satur- significant because they still day. The Kurdistan Democratic have a significant force arrayed Party had asked Iraq for help in BG Newi phMo/Douf Kkrenoviky around Irbil." See IRAQ, page three. Testing points to sabotage of TWA 800 Pat Milton likelihood that the plane ex- ignited by another force. "The preliminary analysis in- vapors in the nearly empty fuel Flight 800 exploded 11 1/2 The Associated Press ploded because of a mechanical After using computer models dicates that if the center fuel tank could have become over- minutes after takeoff, killing all malfunction. While investigators to simulate pressure within a tank was to explode on its own heated and ignited, causing the 230 people aboard. Nineteen vic- SMITHTOWN, N.Y. ~ Prelimi- say they do not know enough to 747's center fuel tank, Boeing from an internal source, it would tank to explode. tims remain missing. nary testing by Boeing Co. indi- declare the explosion a criminal engineers estimated that 30 to 40 not do the kind of damage we In a separate experiment, Boe- cates that an explosion of the act, the possibility of an accident pounds per square inch of pres- have witnessed in Flight 800," an ing conducted a test flight in Cal- The approximate temperature center fuel tank alone would not appears more remote as the evi- sure inside the tank would be investigator familiar with the ifornia's Mohave Desert last in the test-flight fuel tank was have been powerful enough to dence mounts. needed to do the kind of damage study, speaking on condition of month with a 747 to determine if measured at 115 degrees, suffi- bring down TWA Flight 800, an National Transportation Safety that has been observed so far in anonymity, told the AP. a fuel tank could become over- cient to be ignited by an electri- investigator told The Associated Board investigators previously Flight 800, the report found. "This indicates that there must heated and explode because of a cal spark. But there is no clue Press on Monday. have determined that the center Testing indicates that an In- have been multiple things going spark. about what would have provided Those early findings tend to fuel tank exploded. But a critical ternal explosion of the tank, on in addition to the fuel tank ex- such a spark. The NTSB so far strengthen the theory that a question has been whether that caused by a malfunction, would plosion," the source said. The outdoor temperature was has not uncovered any plausible bomb or missile brought down explosion was the cause of the generate a third less pressure One theory that investigators 71, about the same as it was on answers in the fuel or electrical the jumbo jet, and to weaken the crash - or was a secondary blast, than that. have been examining is that the evening of July 17 when systems. Sing Me A Song Hurricane brushes by Massachusetts, islands Anne Wallace Allen relatively light, many businesses midday, it was about 560 miles The Associated Press had closed on what is usually one east of Nassau, Bahamas, with of their busiest weekends of the top sustained winds near 80 mph. CHATHAM, Mass. - Hurri- year - the last long weekend of "It could be off the coast of cane Edouard shied away from summer. Florida or bearing down on Flor- F^ • land at the last minute Monday, After driving almost straight ida in the next 72 hours or so," -^sJ^ giving only a glancing blow to said meteorologist Brian Maher northward over the open ocean Cape Cod and island communi- toward Nantucket, the hurricane at the National Hurricane Center ties that had been emptied of took a right turn early in the day. in Miami. 3OM2 «**■ .1 thousands of holiday weekend Its center got no closer than 80 Massachusetts Gov. William F. tourists. miles from Nantucket, where Weld lifted a state of emergency. The storm that once packed wind gusts peaked at 90 mph. Beaches were reopened to winds blowing at a steady 140 During the afternoon, gusts oc- swimmers in Rhode Island and mph was little more than an ugly casionally hit 60 mph. points south; two people had died day at the beach for the people Three to 5 inches of rain had in the storm surf along the New who stayed. fallen over Martha's Vineyard, Jersey shore last week. Edouard failed to produce any Nantucket and parts of Cape Cod, In North Carolina, where 10- to serious damage, although 35,000 and more rain was likely. to 40,000 customers were without 12-foot swells had chased people By S p.m., Edouard was headed from the beaches Friday, Labor power by early afternoon. A few northeast at 12 mph, and its houses and the Hyannis fire Day was hazy and warm and the center was about 225 miles fish were biting. "It's a good final station lost their roofs, and southwest of Halifax, Nova Sco- day of summer," said Ed Lore, several boats were lost. tia. Its maximum sustained J manager of the Surf City Pier. "I think we were lucky this winds were down to 75 mph, time," said Spencer Kennard of barely strong enough to be still At Boston's Logan Internation- Chatham, as waves slapped called a hurricane. al Airport, many flights were _J i Jatnci Plakyrrkc AIMCUU4 Pnu against a seawall across the On Its heels, Hurricane Fran cancelled Sunday night and oth- U.S. Sen. John Aahcroft, left, Joins William let Golden of the Oak Ridge Boys in singing "Elvira" street from his parents' 19th cen- was strengthening as it headed ers were delayed Monday be- prior to the Dole-Kemp rally In St. Louis Monday, Sept. 2 under the Gateway Arch. tury farmhouse. toward the Bahamas and the cause airlines had moved planes But while physical damage was southeastern United States. By elsewhere as a precaution. Opinion Page 2 Tuesday, September 3,1996 Perot should search tor Naked lunch for the nineties follow-through to promises Originally this column was elation concept. If God wiped out As a member of the media, I Fall is in the air. We're just coming off of the going to inspired by my several epi- the world with a flood a few thou- have spent a lot of time trying to last weekend of summer." Students, young and old, sodes of self-pity and rants of "I sand years ago, what reason is figure out why the press did what are back in classrooms or dreading the nearing day. hate all women" over the weekend, there to keep us around? they did to these people. One thing but I realized no one wants to hear Enough with this apacolyptic I can think of is that it really wasn't The leaves are taking on that pre-yellowed color. about that right now. Especially not Wray talk. The 90's are just really con- news, it was entertainment. HARD And, all of our presidential candidates are starting the Tuesday morning after a three- fusing and fast-paced. The Internet COPY and shows like it aren't day weekend. now makes the old postal system news programs — they are enter- up the serious mud-slinging. Instead I will share with you ening place to live. Even our sa- obsolete, and has eliminated the tainment shows, junkfood for your Ross Perot has once again decided to use the my thoughts on this fine decade of cred United States are being torn need for people to actually talk to brain. America ate it up and same type of campaign that failed him in 1992. In ours, the 90's. A few days ago, it apart by terrorists from abroad at each other. If you haven't noticed screamed for more. hit me that this decade is more places like the World Trade Cen- it yet, you'll see it soon. I'm talking One thing that people need other words, a television viewer might, at any given than half over . I began to think ter, and from terrorists across the about the hordes of people who get to understand is that there is an time, turn on the TV to see Perot's famous about what the human race has ac- street, like in Oklahoma City and addicted to chatlines and spend all audience out there for this stuff. If complished, or not accomplished Atlanta. How can we claim to be a their time in the computer labs. My people weren't going to watch and infomercials. as the case may be, in the 90's. civilized nation when everyday it old roommate was one of those. enjoy, it wouldn't exist. One may recall the half hour-long television This type of reflection was called gets harder to tell the difference Maybe that's why he is back in This idea can also be applied spots in which Perot pointed to charts "proving his a naked lunch by Jack Kerouac. It between New York and Beirut? Cleveland right now while we are to the public's reaction to the enor- means a frozen moment in time As we get closer to the year in the rolling hills of Bowling Green. mous basketball salaries' that were point" about problems such as the national debt, when everyone sees what is on the 20001 keep thinking of those post- The Internet is essentially a paid out this summer. SHAQ prob- Medicare and Medicaid spending, and the problems end of every fork. apocalypse movies like the ROAD way to communicate with people ably isn't worth 120 million but, to you are friends or business part- concerning the "common citizen." In my opinion, there was a lot WARRIOR. BLADE RUNNER and the American public, he is. Don't of optimism at the start of this de- 12 MONKEYS and I find our de- ners with. It is a tool, a machine blame the owners or agents, blame Perot is asking average citizens, veterans and cade. The 90's were going to a cade really doesn't seem that far that enables you to do something yourself. BLAME US. small business owners to donate to his campaign decade of higher consciousness off from being there. else. When you get caught up in All in all, the 90's have been and sensibility after the excesses Each year, crimes get worse. the glory of the machine, the tool, an interesting but scary time. I can't in order to "shock Washington." He has said that of the 80's. Well, I don't know if that We have 10 year olds playing with you lose sight of the original idea, say that they have been an im- he will limit his personal contribution to his cam- would be an accurate description real guns and killing people. which is communicating with provement over anything, though. of what I see going on now. Psycho middle aged white men like people. Our problems just seem to keep paign to $50,000. He has even offered a copy of When people ask me what I the Unabomber and various mili- The 90's have brought us the getting worse and more numerous. his book, "Ross Perot: My Life and Principles for write as a journalist, I often want tias are training to kill us if they idea of the media star criminal. O.J. Maybe the next millenium will be Success" to those donating $50 or more. to say that I am chronicling the have to. If anyone still believes in Simpson, Susan Smith, the better. decline of western civilization. This God anymore, they're probably Menendez Brothers, and even our Brandon Wray is the Tuesday The BG News believes that Perot should get a world is getting to be a very fright- pretty scared about the whole Rev- own President. columnist for The News. clue. The man can talk wonderful ideas, but doesn't seem to stand well under fire. What's worse, he I backed out of the last campaign mid-way through. The American voters see a man that can talk the talk, but not walk the walk. Until then , the voting public can wait for a can- %^^^^r; The BG News cWioN. If you want to submit a letter to the editor, please follow these steps: Jfe • Make sure the letter is less than 300 words. Please include your major, year and phone number. 'tS • Make sure it is typed, not handwritten. • Please bring it to 210 West Hall witfcj a eminent ID, or e-mail it to [email protected]. T.O. • Letters will be printed a first-come basis. 2. ree cheers for a summer great Folks, I have something dis- Fourth of July that went without able to buy a Porsche. That's okay, turbing to confess to you. For once smelling the telltale scent of though, because I'm young and I some time now, I have been con- hot dogs on the grill. It's also an still have this sense of invincibility suming an addictive substance of important part of one of America's and immortality. So while I'm still The BG News which I derive pleasure from. I'm favorite pastimes, baseball. The feeling like that, what can it hurt to sure I am not alone, however, in King two are inseparable. Who can for- enjoy the fruits of life for a while, "A Commitment to excellence" my predicament. In any case, let get the numerable images of kids even though they may do harm? me be the first one to say that I am chomping into the hot dog with Hot dogs... I swear they will be the shamelessly hooked on ... hot ketchup death of me. Maybe there's a Hot- dogs. pose and Dog-Aholics Anonymous some- No, I don't literally mean our i mustard where. Jay Young Scott Brown canine friends sweltering in the also For some time now, I smeared News editor Sports editor Well, before I go, I'd like to summer heat. I mean those long like have been consuming all over compose a poem saluting and and round pieces of meat that I i t their foe Boyle Jim Barker bashing the venerable hot dog. have come to love. "What's be- an addictive substance faces in Here goes. City editor Managing editor so addicting about it?" You may tas family al- Hot dog! What a marvel- ask. Well, if you think about it. the o f of which i derive bums? ous piece of meat you are! Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi texture and flavor in hot dogs are the (Okay, You pacify kids while set- Opinion editor Photo editor so simple, yet delicious that they neat pleasure from. I'm sure so It's ting adults' hearts afire. rule our taste buds. I'm sure most way messy For years you gave us Tiffany Wendeln Shonda Honingford of you can relate when the aroma one I'm not alone, however, some- thrilling taste Copy Chief Back Page editor of franks on the grill outside in- can in my predicament. In limes.) Then a miserable job of duces uncontrollable tics and e a t lie doing the waste. drooling. Everything about the hot i t . any case, let me be the many You seduce us with your Copyright © 1996 by The IK i News. Reprinting of dog is addicting, I can't explain any Ihxfc great scent any material in this publication whitout the permission of better than that. You'd have to eat rarely first one to say that I pas- Reeling us into your de- The IK i News is strictly prohibited. one yourself and use every nuance a times, scent The IK • News is an independent student voice of your being to cherish this wob- mass am shamelessly h o w - Of gluttonous pleasure founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic whan ever, the year and Wednesday's in the summer. bly meat before you can under- hooked on... and satisfaction. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those stand why it is so addicting. Re- you dark Hot dog, you truly are a of the student body, faculty or University administration. member this, however, this is your eat a side al- confusion. Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not own choice. If you get hooked on hot dog on a bun. Ketchup, some ways rears its ugly head. Base- I don't know, but I like you necessarily those of The IK i News. them, don't cry foul on me! mustard, maybe relish and onions, ball has had it strikes and scan- now. Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 are about the extent of which you words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone I already regret revealing my dals. Tobacco not only stinks, but But know this, I know of number and University affiliation, if any. The IK! News secret, for I can see my friends rib- can put on a hot dog. also destroys. Hot dogs may en- your vow reserves the right to edit any and all letters. bing me and saying that I like hot You know what, though? I joy a popular and cheerful image, To strangle my arteries The li<, News encourages its readers to notify the dogs because of the phallic sym- am almost proud of eating this in- but we all know what dangers lurk and veins. paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. bol that it represents (and I assure novative dish. Almost proud, that in them, right? Many hot dogs are I will have you in my reins you, that would be untrue). is, because if it wasn't for the un- loaded with fat, cholesterol (the Before you claim my life 210 West Hall healthy aspects of this food, I'd be Bowling Green State University For crying out loud, I love bad kind), and sometimes, parts By chopping you into them so much that not only do I eating it three times a day. Proud not from the ingredients listed (I do pieces with a knife. Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 because it is an American delicacy bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu eat them in a pool of beans or on hope we're all past that now). If I Gabe King is a guest colum- buns, but also in macaroni and and a staple of just about every had a dime for every heartburn that nist for The News. cheese and even on pizza! I sup- household. I can't think of a single I've gotten from a hot dog, I'd be State Tuesday, September 3,1996 page three IRAQ Angels In The Sky Continued from page one. controlled areas and beyond. "Hundreds, maybe thousands, dislodging the rival Patriotic fled Irbil," Hursid said, "mostly Union of Kurdistan. Both groups to Iran." want an Independent Kurdish She and her four children, ages area that would Include northern 5 to 10, stood on a sidewalk on the Iraq, but the KDP is willing to road from Irbil to Salah. od-din work with Saddam's government after fleeing on Sunday. In exchange for greater autono- "I saw many people dead," she my, while the PUK will accept said. "My husband was also only Independence and has allied killed. I ran out with my children, itself with Iraq's archrival, Iran. fearing for our lives. I don't know In Salah ad-Din - a stronghold where we will go." There was no of the KDP - guerrillas cele- power in the town, and the night- brated their victory Monday by time streets were dark except for parading through town and show- the headlights of military trucks. ing off captured artillery. Some local officials said a As a military truck towed two hydroelectric dam had been anti-aircraft guns down a street, damaged by artillery; others said KDP fighters sat atop the the rival PUK had control of the weapons and shouted jubilantly, dam and had cut their electricity. raising their machine guns above their heads. PUK leader Jalal Talabani Few refugees came to Salah ad- called on Western nations to reta- Din; those who arrived said most liate against Iraq for the of the others had fled to PUK- offensive in Irbil. UNITID COLOBS OP BO (^ UNITID COLORS OP BO Elizabeth Fuirord/Tht Auoclalcd Prcw The U.S. Navy's Blue Angeli circle buildings In downtown Cleve- at Burke Lakef ronl Airport In Cleveland. land on Sunday, Sept 1 as part of the Cleveland National Air Show Arrewnoivj ceiv/ioesii | o Homecomin Ipplications o 2 can be pic e of Student 2 Activi nion. 8 Schools seektax increase Applications 3 at 3:00pm. 5 8 For more 372-7164 8 Ohio's largest school districts look to control debt Io o The Associated Press suggest solutions. of Cincinnati Public Schools, popular. But he insisted that CINCINNATI - Ohio's 20 The 20 districts serve 23 per- worked on the finance and build- some of the solutions deserve se- largest school districts want to cent of Ohio's students. Those ing recommendations and ac- rious discussion. be able to take on more debt schools consistently place at the knowledged that some sugges- "One of the things that has to o without voter approval. They bottom of nearly any measure of tions are not likely to be adopted happen with any of these good UNITID COLORS OF BO © UNITID COLORS OP BO also are suggesting that property achievement - proficiency tests, anytime soon. ideas is their advocates out there tax collections be allowed to attendance rates, and dropout "We were charged with looking need to talk about them now," he grow with Inflation. and graduation rates, according for solutions, regardless of the said. The Urban Schools Initiative is to the department. politics or worrying about how Districts in the Urban Schools ready to make those and other Besides finances, the group the public would perceive it ini- Initiative are: Akron, Canton, recommendations to be included has reviewed parental In- tially," he said. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Cleveland in the State Board of Education volvement, professional devel- Concerning debt, the initiative Heights-University Heights, budget. The recommendations opment, buildings and ways to recommends increasing the Columbus, Dayton, East Cleve- will be presented Wednesday at a deal with disruptive students. amount a district can assume land, Elyria, Hamilton, Lima, meeting in Columbus to the Con- Each area was studied by teach- without voter approval, from Lorain, Mansfield, Middletown, gress of Urban School Consti- ers, parents and students from one-tenth of 1 percent of total tax Parma, South-Western (Franklin tuencies. the districts, government offi- valuation to 3 percent. That group will decide what to cials, the business community Schiraldi also acknowledged County), Springfield, Toledo, Cycling * Fitntss forward to the state board. and an outside specialist. that some proposals will be un- Warren and Youngstown. of 0y»o "The financial recom- The proposal to let property mendations really deal with de- tax collections increase with in- mystifying the whole business of flation could be among the most The Game: ALABAMA 21, BOWLING GREEN 7 Victory lost, respect gained Falcons come close, give Alabama scare Scott Brown of the game, mounting a 21-0 lead The BG News as the Bowling Green offense struggled to find any kind of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - For one rhythm against a Tide defense ! fleeting moment, in front of considered by many among the 76,878 fans at storied Legion nation's best. Field, Bowling Green had all the It was Bowling Green's de- momentum and was seemingly fense that put forth a solid effort going to give mighty Alabama a and kept the Falcons in the game run for its money. until the breaks began to fall The upstart Falcons had their way. several chances to cut into a The momentum swing came at 14-point deficit, but the Crimson the end of the third quarter when Tide held on when it counted on Alabama punter Hayden Stock- the way to a 21-7 victory in the ton was pressured out of his kick season opener for both schools and Falcon Jay Hoey caused and here in the "Football Capital of recovered the ensuing fumble. the South." With the Falcon offense setting After BG had scored its only up shop on the Alabama 33, touchdown and then recovered Courtney Davis gave BG its first an onsidc kick, all the momentum offensive spark with a 28-yard seemed on its side with 13 run. He went on to score on minutes to go. 4th-and-goal from the one, elud- The vaunted 'Bama defense ing several Alabama defenders stood tall, however, as the Fal- after grabbing the option pitch cons' final three possessions - all from quarterback Bob Niemet. ending in Tide territory - came "Niemet made a good pitch to up empty. me, and I just made a move," Still, there was no questioning Davis said. "At halftime we were the mood in the Bowling Green able to regroup, and we decided camp after giving one of the na- to come out in the second half tion's premeir teams all it could and just get some points on the handle down the stretch. board, get something going." "The kids came out in the sec- The offense fizzled after Dav- ond half and played hard," said is' score, however. The onside BG coach Gary Blackney. "I kick gave the Falcons the ball at guess in a loss, I'm as proud of midfield, but on 4th-and-2 at the our kids as I can be. We played 42-yard line BG opted not to go one of the best football teams in for it. AP pholo the country today." Linebacker Brian Manns pro- Bowling Green quarterback Bob Niemet (12) spins away from Ala- urday's game. Niemet was under constant pressure from Alabama's ■ "This is one we just let slip vided a golden opportunity on bama's Cedric Samuel (13) for a short gain in the first quarter of Sat- defense. through our hands," said line- Alabama's next possession, mak- packer Kevin O'Neill. "Time and ing a leaping grab of quarterback time again, we had them down Freddie Kitchens' pass and rum- '. and crucial plays ... on defense bling 48 yards to the 10-yard line. we played pretty well, but we let That drive was stuffed when College football like it should be some third down plays slip away. Alabama defender Kevin Jack- has entered Birmingham without We have a young team, but we son made a leaping interception BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - So this however, was a police motorcade have to realize that when we have grab of Niemet on 2nd and-goal to escort all six buses of team a police escort. is what college football is all personnel and fans to the hotel. Of course, to put things in per- opportunities we need to start from the six. about. taking advantage of them." The Falcons had one more The Falcon football team, as it Fancy that in the Mid- spective, consider that BG's es- always does for these long non- American Conference. Scott Brown cort was approximately three Alabama had rolled along "I like those state troopers and officers on motorcycles and an- through the first three quarters See RESPECT, page five. conference trips, chartered a Sports Editor plane from Toledo to Birmi- those Birmingham police," Fal- other pair in cars. ngham Friday to get to the Ala- con coach Gary Blackney quip- The Crimson Tide's escort bama game. ped after Saturday's game. "Isn't from nearby Tuscaloosa had 10 Awaiting the team at Birmi- this something? I coached in the police cars and shut down both ngham International Airport, Big 10, but it's nothing like this. sides of a four-lane interstate DELTA ZETA This was really intense." highway. WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME NEW MEMBERS So it was for the Bowling Green The final score was 21-7, and players, coaches and fans over Namely, be careful when the Falcons put forth a good the weekend as most were made scheduling these "patsy" MAC effort. They showed, even with- Stephanie Booth Sara Prendeville V V I" m> book. SamB's, privy to college football in the schools. out their best performance, that my favorite BG restaurant. American South, where the "I would like to think this they are capable of doing some Tiffany Campbell Kelly Roser motorcade is standard, as is the great things in 1996. deserves star billing. It's the would earn our conference a lot Melissa Fulton Christine Trobenter hospitality and the barbeque of respect," said linebacker Ke- Perhaps the defining moment Tina Green Natalie Williams best place to eat between chicken. vin O'Neill. "We showed that we of the trip came as the team de- Toledo & Columbus.^^ can play with these guys." parted the stadium after the Marilyn Kain Crystal Zeop "People down here have been "What a neat experience," said game on the way to the airport. The Toledo Made keuamrunl ( rift very gracious to us," Blackney quarterback Bob Niemet. "This is As the buses filed past the hun- said. "I think it's a great experi- unlike anything we've ever seen dreds of campers cleaning up ence for our kids. I think it's before." from tailgating, the Alabama fans something that we will always There are some things in Bir- lined the driveway and gave a remember and it's something mingham that are similar to the cordial wave goodbye. that we can build on." Midwest. The night clubs, for in- "Your team earned a lot of re- If anything, the Falcon football stance, play "The Macarena" spect down here," one Alabama team realized its potential this about once an hour. official told the Bowling Green weekend. In the shadow of Bear media contingent after the game. Bryant and in the self-anointed And the motorcade? One Ala- "People here were very impres- "Football Capital of the South," bama state trooper said that, in sed. You've got a great team." H6 North Main Bowling Green Bowling Green gave mighty Ala- his 16 years on the force, no col- Ten more games will be the bama a few things to think about. lege or professional football team judge of that. 15 Tans=g25.00 Start the school year off TAN Close to Campus Free Delivery ^Fiesta 832 S. Main D^Hdr&TonnlngSalom■ V^ Hear h TflN*n b*sn. 522 E.Wooster 3540011 352-9763 Quality Steins FREE And Collectibles POSTER Welcome Back Students! Good for 1 Free SEE OUBJNEW LOCATION Poster NOW OPEN FALCON COMBO ^ Alabama 21, Bowling Green 7 Legion Field. Birmingham, AL Bowling Green 7 Alabama 21 Scoring Summary First Quarter AL (0:12) DennU Kiddle one-yard run. Brian Cunningham kick A1. 7-0 Drirt: Ejghl pUy». 49 yards. 3.55. Key ptay: 15-yard pasi interference penally Internet PC: $999 on BO lo >el up IM-and-10 on ihe BO 22-yard line Second Quarter 586-DX133 AL (2:02) Marcell West six-yard receplion from Warren Fouat; Cunningham kick AL 14-0 28.8 Faxmodem Drive: 10 playt. 67 yards, 4:38. Key plays: Fousl 11-yard run on lrd-ind-4 al 14" SVGA Monitor (.28) Alabama 39-yard-line, Fousl 14-yard run around left end lo set up Ist-and-goal Third Quarter 540 MB Hard Drive AL (2:14) Curtis Alexander one-yard run, Cunningham kick AL 21-0 8 MB EDO Ram Kris, 13 plays. 98 yards. 6:24 Key plays: Calvin Hall 33-yard calch on 2nd-and-9 from Alabama three-yard line. Alexander 10-yard run or. 4th-and-1 3.5 Floppy Drive from BG 22-yard line Fourth Quarter 104 Key Keyboard BG (13:09) Courtney Davb one yard run. Andy Pollock kick AL 21-7 Mouse & Pad Drive: Rva plays. 33 yards. 1.13 Key play: Davis 28-yard run from 33-yard line after Alabama had failed on a fake punt attempt. 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Loville 2-0; (AL) Vaughn 5-73. Hall 1-53. Wesl 2-19. C. Alexander 1 -11. Buchanan 1-7. Rulledge I-(-I). Records: BG 0-1; Alabama 1 -0. Attendance: 76.878 Came Time: 2:31 Groceries purchased No practice makes bv84% perfect for Rogers BGSU Scott Brown Falcon The BG News students BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Prac- tice? Who needs it? FOOTBALL AP photo Wide receiver Jacque Rogers Alabama's Ed Scissum dives to the one-yard line In the first quarter as Bowling Green's Brian Manns was cleared to play in this game Notebook (52) and Junior Williams (17) defend. only Thursday. He hadn't prac- ticed the entire fall, waiting for under pressure most of the game the NCAA to grant him a rare from Alabama's defense, con- RESPECT sixth year of eligibility. sidered by many to be one of the Continued from page four. The Falcon offense could only He received it Thursday, flew top squads in the nation. muster seven first downs and 177 to Alabama with the team Friday "I've never seen a defense that chance in the final minute, but a total yards in the game. Five of and played most of the game Sat- fast before," Niemet said. "I've drive to the Alabama 20 ended on the first downs and 124 of the urday. never seen a defensive lineman downs. yards came in the second half. Rogers led BG in receptions run me down before." The Jackson interception The offense aside, Blackney t 'Beauty ^» with four, for 44 yards. turned into the final knife in the couldn't have been much more "The thing about Jacque is, Get some respect back for Bowling Green. pleased with the Falcon defense, iAjS 1084 S. Main St. 353-4211 The Falcons definitely came even though he wasn't able to suit "I've never seen a play like led by the brother tandem of Ke- ri" Hair - Nails - Tanning up for us until the NCAA gave away from the game with the re- that," Blackney said. "I've been vin and Joe O'Neill, who com- him his extra year of eligibility, spect of the Crimson Tide and the coaching for 25 years. That guy bined for 26 tackles. F Student Discounts on: Alabama fans. he was still around the field and should be playing for the [At- Joe, the younger O'Neill, led . 'Hffihwith'Xopi: iSMoffafuUset into it mentally," head coach "This is a non-conference lanta] Falcons, not the Crimson the team with 17 stops. Only a Gary Blackney said. "He's a game and they are one of the top Tide." redshirt freshman, it was his i k A S3.00 off for balanci great kid and he just stepped in 15 teams in the country," O'Neill "That guy made just one out- first collegiate game. MAM -Hair with %£cht(: and picked up where he left off a said. "We fared pretty well with standing play," Niemet said. "He 'Towards the second half we year ago." them, so I think it's a good had his cape on, or something. He had the cadence down and were Vf^ S2.00 off cuts springboard Into the MAC just dove out and got it." able to get a jump on things," \ |/1H tX^utarpriu: SlO.OOJ The Falcons weren't able to get season. We've got some work to Kevin O'Neill said. "I thought we Rogers and the other receivers, The Crimson Tide scored in SvSXSfi 15.00 off perms do, but I think we're heading in each of the first three quarters, did a good job representing our- including Terry Loville, involved the right direction." selves and all the garbage we had Tannin : with the offense as much as they grabbing a touchdown near the %K^aSr ' B The Alabama newspapers were end of each. They dented the to hear going in about how we ^W^j^* 15 visits in/1 FR£'E for S30.00 would like. Eric Starks, another filled with less-than-rosy predic- didn't have a chance. scoreboard first with 12 seconds 0U\±im^ (for tfu booth) receiver, is expected to be back tions leading up to Saturday's left in the opening quarter when "It's disappointing. It could for the Temple game on Sept. 14. game. A writer from the Birmi- Dennis Riddle bowled in from have been us." ngham Newstrumpeted a 38-6 one yard out. Offensive line performs fairly prediction, while local radio Two more scores followed, a well, considering _ stations were saying virtually the Marcell West six-yard touch- None of the questions concern- RUSH DELTA GAMMA same thing. down catch just before halftime Open House Mexican Mixer ing the Falcon offensive line "Reading the newspaper down and a Curtis Alexander one-yard were answered Saturday, but here and everything, nobody was plunge that finished a 13-play, Tonight & Thursday 5-7 give them a break: it was, after giving us a chance," Niemet said. 98-yard drive. 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"He's the best short- ninth Inning, he danced down the stop in the league." Inconsistency was the word! first-base line, pumping his arms Sandy Alomar, who hit a two- of the day for Bowling Green in the air to celebrate one of the run double in the third, was upset soccer team in their home Milwaukee's most dramatic vic- with the loss. opener against the University tories of the season. "Every game is tough to lose," of Memphis. The returning His looping line drive to left he said. "Every game that we MAC champs settled for all field capped a dramatic two-run play and we lose Is tough, be- tie versus the Tigers at Coch- rally Monday that gave the cause we expect to win every rane Field. Brewers a 7-6 victory over the game. After winning (Sunday) Bowling Green jumped Cleveland Indians. against a tough team (Texas), we ahead at 54:10 In the second "It's probably because of what come here with a lot of confi- half. Freshman Bobby Biggs we've been through all year," dence and expect to win. Losing recorded the first regular Valentin said of his emotional is a disappointment. That's the season goal with assists from reaction. way we take it." tri-captains Tony Dore and John Jaha, who hit his 28th Milwaukee's Ben McDonald Steve Klein. home run, drove in a pair of runs failed in his 10th attempt at his The team was unable to and was also part of the rally, felt 11th victory. McDonald, who preserve the lead as the Bowl- the same joy Valentin did. hasn't won since Ju 2, allowed ing Green defense fell apart. "It doesn't get any better than five runs and five hits in 6 2-3 in- Memphis forward Rogerio that," said Jaha, who became the nings with six walks and four Lima found the back of the goal BGNcwi photo/Doug Khreiwviky first Brewer with 100 RBIs since strikeouts. with just over seven minutes in The Falcon soccer team returns to action this weekend In the Pepsi/Nike Classic In Vermont. Robin Yount had 103 in 1989. "It's "It's been a tough road for me regulation play to tie the score real big. It shows this team can and (Brewer starter) Scotty Karl, at one. The teams faced off for ment and eventually fell to gave them far too many oppor- Mahler was also pleased with play. People dont understand we've been trying to get number two more IS minute halves, but NCAA champion Wisconsin. tunities," Mahler said. "We the team's ability to create how hard it is to play together 11 for some time now. Those are neither was able to score a de- BG was not true to their need to sort out a few things scoring chances. with so many young players." just the breaks of the game cisive goal. championship form, however, defensively, we'll regroup and "I've always said that the Milwaukee, which scored four where I haven't pitched as well The outcome could have as their defense sputtered. get after it again on Monday." most important thing for us is runs in the fifth to tie the game, as I'd liked. Things dont work been much worse for the Fal- "Defensively, our team Mahler was not totally dis- to create scoring chances, and had seen the Indians go ahead 6-5 out sometimes." cons if not for the play of goa- played bad as a whole," said appointed with the perform- we did that," said Mahler. "We in the ninth. Julio Franco singled Run-scoring singles by Belle lie Scott Vallow between the sweeper Tony Dore. "From the ance, and stresses that the club had our chances, if we put in in Albert Belle, who had doubled and Franco put Cleveland ahead pipes. The Falcons were out- front line to the back line, the can build on the experience. two or three early, the game is off Doug Jones (4-0). in the first and Omar Vizquel's shot by the tally of 25-17,11 of whole team didn't play up to over. We can't panic, its the Jones, who joined Milwaukee ninth homer made it 3-0 in the which were shots on goal. potential." "I wouldn't say that we first game of the year, and it's on July 29, pitched the last 1 1-3 second. The Falcons are coming off a Falcon coach Mel Mahler played very well in the second a far better result than losing." innings, got the victory, the Jaha hit his 28th homer in the tremendous season with a re- was also disappointed in the half," Mahler said. "In over- This weekend the kickers Brewers' seventh in 11 games. It bottom half, but Alomar made it cord of 16-3-2. The club won defensive performance of the time we finally got our compo- travel to Durham, New Hamp- was just the second time this 5-1 with his double in the third. the conference tournament to team. sure and kept the ball on the shire for the Pepsi/Nike clas- season that Milwaukee came Milwaukee tied the score in the appear in the NCAA tourna- "On the defensive end we ground." sic, to take on New Hampshire. from behind in the ninth to win at fifth when Albie Lopez walked County Stadium. Cirillo with the bases loaded, With one out, Jeff Cirillo sin- Dave Nilsson hit a sacrifice fly gled off Jose Mesa (2-5), who off Kent Mercker, Jaha singled blew a save chance for the fifth in a run and Valentin hit a sacri- Baltimore fans welcome Ravens time in 36 opportunities. Cirillo fice fly. was erased at second on Dave "I think it was one of those Nilsson's fielder's choice, but things that just gets away from The Associated Press on defense, but our offensive catches for 60 yards. "It didn't "I don't think there was any linemen were having a hard time suppress what happened over the question in our minds that we had pinch-runner David Hulse then you," Lopez said. "I was throwing OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Balti- hearing audibles. past 13 years, but I'd like to think to win the football game," coach stole second, took third on Jaha's good stuff; the ball just wasn't more Ravens fans have a lot to "I guess that's something that it smoothed things over and Ted Marchibroda said. "Other- infield single and scored on a going where it should." learn about watching an NFL will come with time. After all, it made them happier for what they wise, it would have put a damper wild pitch Notes:Albert Belle had one game. had been 13 years since they have now." on all the festivities." Jaha went to second on the wild RBI, Increasing his major league-leading total to 131. -. Lesson No. 1: When players went to a game." The Ravens didn't just show up Owner Art Modell invited 40 pitch and scored on Valentin's Outfielder Jeromy Burnltz start- from the home team lift their The rowdy crowd of 64,124 at for the historical event. They former members of the Balti- single. Jaha's hard-hit low liner ed for the Brewers and designat- arms to the sky, they're asking Memorial Stadium never got treated the largest pro football more Colts to participate in Sun- could have driven in the tying the fans to whoop it up. When quiet Sunday during the Ravens' crowd in Baltimore history to a day's pregame ceremonies. But, run, but shortstop Omar Vizquel ed hitter Kevin Seltzer made his second start for the Indians. they put their palms face down 19-14 victory over the Oakland dramatic victory by rallying with all due respect to John Uni- made a great play to knock it and swing their arms toward the Raiders. It was the first mean- from a 14-7 halftime deficit. tas and company, the day was all ground, they're requesting a ingful NFL game in Baltimore It made for a delightful Mon- about launching a new era of Bal- little quiet. since 1983, and many of the fans day at the team's training facility timore football. BG netters have "We have to teach them that," seemed to be making up for lost and in the city of Baltimore, It was the first regular-season wide receiver Michael Jackson time. where fans celebrated a victory NFL game in Baltimore since the said Monday. "It's great when "It was a good weekend for a by the home team for the first Colts beat the Houston Oilers they yell and shout while we're win," said Jackson, who had two time in well over a decade. 20-10 in Dec. 1983. trouble with Pitt PITTSBURGH - The Bowling cumbing 6-15, 7-15, 7-15. Kris Pe- Green womens' volleyball team sorda led the way with 15 kills had a rough time of it over the and 11 digs. weekend at the Panther-Mizuno Their final game was a brief, Invitational. yet hard played, three-game Bowling Green officially match loss to Montana, 16-14, Th, OBSIDIAN Newspaper opened the season against the 15-12, and 15-12. Hilton and Wil- University of Tennessee Satur- kins again led the way with 18 day. The Falcons only captured kills and 18 digs, respectively. Writers, Photographers, Salespeople Wanted one game, losing 15-10, 14-16, 15-2, 15-10. Lori Hilton led the Senior middle hitter Lori Hil- Falcons in kills with 14. Lori ton was named to Panther- Organizational Meeting Kemerer led the team in digs, Mizuno Invitational All- Wed., September 11,7pm with 13. Tournament Team. Hilton easily Later that day, BG took on the led the Falcons in kills with 51, West Hall Rm. 203 Cavaliers of Virginia and lost in and kept errors to a minimum three straight games, 16-14,15-4, with 16. 15-10. Shayne Crumley had eight The Falcons' next action comes kills to lead the team. Keisha this coming weekend at the Wil- The Obsidian covers issues and events concerning ALL multicultural students at BGSU. Wilkins's IS digs were tops for liam and Mary High IQ Tourna- the Falcons. ment In Williamsburg, Va. Friday Silence is the voice of complacency Sunday BG played Its most Sept. 6, BG plays Delaware, and Questions, call 354-7041 competitive game of the tourna- Northwestern. Saturday, they ment in a five-game loss to the take on James Madison and Wil- host Pittsburgh Panthers. The liam and Mary. The Falcons' first Falcons won the first two games home match comes Sept 10, ver- 15-13, and 10-15, before suc- sus Wright State. THIS WEEK ON PAY-PER-VIEW WeeRCy Specials Pay-Per-View It! 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Inc VISIT THE VC INTERACTIVE SITE AT: http7Avww.ppv.eom Sports Tuesday, September 3,1996 The BG News page seven Hingis stuns Sanchez Vicario in U.S. Open Steve WlUteln Moments later, 15-year-old Anna Kournikova ning the Olympics, winning Cincinnati and now "She has so many different shots," Graf said of The Associated Press threatened to continue the teen insurrection when getting this far. I'm in position to pick up the level Kournikova "She's gutsy. She's really eager out she broke defending champion Steffi Graf's serve a bit and go for the title again." there. She's got a good physique, which is going to NEW YORK - One precocious teen pouted and in the first game. It proved a short-lived revolt as No. 2 Michael Chang also reached the quarters, definitely work for her. Good service motion. Good shouted and flung her racket at the umpire's chair. Graf quelled her 6-2, 6-1, allowing Kournikova to beating Jakob Hlasek 6-3, 64, 6-2, and will meet backhand. Just needs to be a bit more patient. Ob- The other hardly issued a peep. hold serve only once. Javier Sanchez, who edged Arnaud Boetsch 6-4,7-6 viously, experience is missing, but she definitely In tennis, though, love means nothing and man- Andre Agassi marched into the men's quarter- (7-5), 7-6 (7-3) in a match of unseeded players. has the shots." ners often count for less, and on Monday at the finals with a 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 victory in a sloppy At this juncture in their young careers, the Swiss Kournikova came away from her first match U.S. Open the 15-year-old who acted most churlish, match against David Wheaton. Agassi, seeded Hingis is far more experienced in tournament play against Graf upset with herself though not at all Martina Hingis, came away with the tournament's sixth, goes up next against No. 3 seed Thomas than the Russian Kournikova, who came into her discouraged. biggest upset to reach the quarterfinals. Muster, who beat No. 13 Thomas Enqvist 7-6 (7-4), first Grand Slam event as a qualifier. Yet, even in "I learned that I could be out there and I can play Hingis, seeded No. 16, toppled 1994 champion 6-2,4-6,6-1. lopsided defeat, Kournikova, who has been train- those players," she said. "It was really good for and No. 3 seed Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 6-1, 3-6, "It's been a good Open for me," said Agassi, the ing at Nick Bollettieri's academy in Florida since me. I would love to play her again and again." 6-4 in a baseline slugfest punctuated by bad calls 1994 champion and 199S runner-up. 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MANDATORY MEETING THURS Join tha wall ataff al Nazareth Hall concepts is recommended Please bring a ATTENTKDNIALL waii, Mexico, Carribaan etc.) Waitstaft. "PLAY LAX" SEPT. S. 600 PM Only 10 mmutes from BG blank 3.5" disk B the aaminar Attendees must COMPETrriVE FIGURE housekeepers. SCUBA dive leaders, fitness Tha perfect job for a buay college schedule have a BG Not account (created at least 4S SKATERS: PRECISION INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED: SOFT counselors and more Call Resort Employment Cal (419) 832-2900 APICS ' APICS • APCS • APICS hours prior B the aaminar). TEAM NFO BALL OFFICIALS APPLICATIONS AND Services 1-206 971 3600 g.t R55444 slemberehlp Drtyo 0/41M In BA Thursday, September 5. from 1000am noon in ICE ARENA. 10PM, TAKE-HOME TESTS MAY BE PICKED UP IN Joint NAPM/APKS neeeoWa Thura. *5 128 Hayes Hell TWO LOFTS FOR SALE TUES. SEPT. 3 ft 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE. THEY Lawn Mamienanc* Part and ful time University Approved - $50 each 7:30pm BA 114. Speaker: Mfcheel Byrd Tuesday, September to. from t 0O3 00pm m THURS SEPT. 5. MUST BE RETURNED BY SEPT. 3, 1996. positions available Flexible scheduling to Mk oboul opporturalee in APCS 128 Hayes Hal. Call 354 0167 or 372-8154 or MANDATORY TRAINING CLINIC IS WED Call 352-5822. 352 8417 (after 6 o'clock) Toledo Chapter Dinner Moating Tuaa. SV10 Additional seminars wl also be offered. In tor SEPT. 4.6-IOPM. APICS • APKS • APCS • APICS maton on these seminars wi be announced AXCAXO'AXO'AXO'AXO aa it Becomes available This information can Want a greet way to atari off the SPRING BREAK! Local manufacturing company has need of Waitresses needed Apply at LA ROE'S also be tound on the Work) Wide Web at new school year? 77 Earn caahl Mghaet Commlaelona part-time unskilled production employees Restaurant in Grand Rapids. OH. ATTENTION RUSH ALPHA CHI OMEGA Loweal Pricea! Travel Free only 13 aalee these jobs ara mainly assembly of small parts. UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS httpyiwww bgauadu/dapannientsvuoi/sam inars Tuaaday September 1, (Torn Free Intel Cal 1-600-428-7710 Work 15 20 houra a weak around your school 1:00-4:45pm and •:1S-10:00pm WWW.SUNSPLASHTOURS.COM schedule Only ona block off BGSU campus. MPORTANTMEETMG GET INVOLVED!!! Wadneeday September 4, from south of Wooster Street, ao you can walk or FOR SALE MM Alumni Conlar Jain UAO'a Pubkcky Commklae I'00-6.4Spm and 915-10 00pm STILL NEED A ONE HOUR CUSS? onve. Many BGSU students work at this plant. Wadnooday. Saptamoor 4«i O »: 1 Spm FIrat Mealing tonight 9pm Come one or both daya and don't SPACES AVAILABLE IN PEG Rate of pay ia $4 25 par hour. Coma by to pick UAO office -MO Union forget to bring a friend ICE SKATING CLASSES up an application form Advanoad Specialty 1990 Ford Uuatang for Sale Pieaae try to attend -we wai bo For kilo cad 2-2341 RUSH ALPHA CHI OMEGA M,WftT.R 9AM- 1PM Products. Inc. 426 Oough Street. Bowling Dependable car $3,000 o b o precaiinot*tor Iho upcoming job fair 352-9742 AXO-AIO-AXO-AXO-AXO THE KEY YEARBOOK Green. OH 43402. HoepkaMy Mgmt. Society la looking for vokmiear writers, designers ft Looking for responsible receptionist to work Tut.nt ion Tour Qukfoa GENERAL MEETING photographers If you have an event or story 1991 PonDac Sunbird IE Black V-e AlC Cash n' Cany SpeoaJ approx. 20 hrs par weak. If interested call KICK-OFF MEETING ALL MAJORS WELCOME you would like B work on lor the 96/97 KEY 77k t7000O8O Please call 354 7031. 354-7347 Perween 6 8 p"1 Wadnaaday, Soot. 4. S to Spm FREE PIZZA AND SODA 1 dor roses »i5 95 cal Ann TOOAY at 372-8635. The Flower Basket 165 S. Main Funky Bar t»o stools HO or WED SEPT 4g00PM Miscellaneous Worker Naadad. Downtown (next to Kaufman's) 354 8096 Thuraday. Soot. 5,5 to 6pm BAA 4000 Flexible hours - can discuss schedule. Jobs in- Admissions Office - McFatl WANTED clude mowing, painting, shoveling, etc Please Bring your schedules! Light Brown Coudi $ 125 ln:eresled in drawing, graphics. DELTA OAMMA OPEN RUSH ph.Mon.Fri 8-4 352 1520 Mexican Mixer TONIGHT ft THURS. 5 7pm We-ght bench S cheat eiparxter $20 obo anstry. computers, and having fun? NATIONAL PARKS HIRING For into: Tara 0 2-5006 or Houae 92-2660 655-3084 ATTENTION Join the UAO PUBLICATIONS Commitlee 1 FemaJa Roommate Poaiions aro now available at National FREE- Oisnwasher a 3 mo old mala UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS Tonight at 7 30 in the UAO office Spacious Placa ■ Affordable Rent Parka, Foraata A Wildlife Preeervee. Excel- German Snepard mix puppy Ouaabona? Call 372-2343 DGDGDGDGDGDGDGDG 352-0350 lent Benefit* & bonum1 Call: A" mombani and officers aro aahad Congrats on a great RUSH T. Scare! 1-.W-tT1-3620 —I. N 5644 8. to contact Emily a.a.a.p Welcome back Aimeo. Amy. Kate ft Vic Small TV. $125. Large TV $40 kitersted in Sports Broadcasting'' Famala Roornrnaia naadad ASAP Non-smoking, neat, responsible babysitter (372-4S04) We misaad youl Room A» Condition $60 or beat offer. with their now campus addraaaaa Naarcampus, $220/mo. ♦ uH. needed in home 3pm - 5 30pm Tuesday, 3:30 - Join the Bowling Green DGDGDGDGDGDGDGDG 3544239 and phono numbara. 12pm Wed.. Thurt. and Fn. and every other Saturday. CaH between 9 - 5pm lor interview Radio Spona Organaabon FALL TAN TIME pMMli SajMw* - Own bdmv. ilarts immtd., 353-3033 Attention all BGSU Craw membaralll CAMPUS TANNING 12 mo UtftstB t?SS/mo C-til 33O-757-0589 Pianist or organist needed for Sunday rnornmg Mandaton/ meeting Wad . Soot. 4 «? 9pm Into. Night Tuaa., Sept 3 - 9pm Close B Campus FOR RENT encamp Lobby Waat Hal Room 203 N««danighioo!? service in Prout Chapel Pay negotiable Con- LowLowPrioee tact Pastor Ben W ntord at 823 3327 352 7669 Fr«« Bowling and BiDiardt Nighi 1 bdrm upper, perfect for grad student or quiet Ann: Wale. Skjarl Ann: WaMr Skiers Thurt. S*ot 5, 70pm SPRING BREAK 97-SELL TRIPS, EARN Need a night out? couple. Quiet street. 3 huge rooms, kitchen. 1st meeting of Bie year Free Bowling and B*arda Night Campus Bowirng and Biil-a/ds CASH, A GO FREE. STS is hiring CAMPUS FREE FINANCIAL AID! huge bath Totally remodeled, offstreet park We aro preparing ax Thura. Sapi S, 7 9pm •ponwrad by UAO REPS/GROUP ORGANIZERS to promote For mora inlo cal 2-7104 Ing $425 • lorn unices 354-1633 rocraabonal ft companion sluing Campos Bowling and Bliarda trips to Cancun Jamaica, and Florida Call Over 68 Billion In public and private i Wadnaaday Sapt 4H © 9pm sponsored by UAO 600 648- 4849 for information on joining Ameri- 1 bedroom apt. available immediately All utili- grants and achoiarahipe is now available. Al Room 108 BA For more Into cal 2-7164 Ona roonvnata, 2 bedroom. ca's #i Student Tou'Ooerator ties and cable included. Located dose to cam students are eligible regardless of grades, in- AIM levels wafcome fraa haal, HBO and Showvma. pus 352 1520 come or parent's Income Let ua help Call Stu- Sludents wanong part- ime work Bring your Drlvar'a Lloanaa t PO Call 354-2365. Sudani Code Handbooks am here! Get yours dent Financial Servicea: 1-600-6495 morning and evening shifts. 329 E. Wooatar across from Taco Bell. 3 bdrm at one of the following Ocasons Union. Grad- axt.F55445 Apply al Churchill's Supermarket apt and efloency at same address BGSU Coseoe Raoubecane uate College. Bookstore. Administration Bldg . 1141 S. Main St., Next toK-Mart 3527992 or 1-419-633-7861. Tueedaya9pm112BA On Campus Student Censer and the Offioa of INTERESTED IN GETTING INVOLVED IN HELP WANTED 1 al mooting tonight Sudani Ufa. CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS?? Don't miaa tie Sudent Organi/anons Fair on Wadnaaday. Women'a Club Soccer Tryout Sept 2 5 September 11,1996 from 11 00am - 3:00pm in m.m.m.m.m.m.m.m.m.m.*.m.m.m.m.m.m.m.m.m.mmmm.mJm-m»mmm»mmmm,mmmmmmmmmmr»m Ara you motlvalad and hani-worttins? l BGSU MEN'S CLUB HOCKEY Where: In front of tootbal stadium tie Lenhart Grand Balroom of the University There wil bo an Mormaaonaj moating lor Monday 4 8 (opbonaJ. but recommended) Coma aoo what tha boat |ob on oampua la Union. 115 organizations represented, prizes, about! Starling wago $4 50 par hf.plua bo- anyone interested m playing dub hockey Wed Tuae.-Thunr 4-6. If you have any questions food, and fun. For more information contact fhe nuaao. Oraat ralaaa lor good on-th«-|ob par- SUNDA. Sept. 4 9 8 00pm in BA 117. Any gueeliona Call 354-7142 Michelle or 354 5293 Nicole Sudani Like OHWjo at 372-2643. cat Todd Q353-4278. lormancol Tha BGSU Fal '06 Tatafund taam InlereekM m Sports Broadcasting? naada aludanti who win! to promota BOSU ONLY BGSU students needing internships, preen- and ha4p thalr lalow atudantal Sign up tor Wi.f cuma. or volunteer placemen! tar Fall and Win SERVICES OFFERED Join the Bowling Green an Inlarvtaw at MIMI Alumni Cantar fit* 5PECIAI Mr 1998, are invited to moot volunteer agon floor Aug. 20 - Sapt. 8 or until Irrtarvtaw orco> dee' personnel on Wadnaaday, feajteiubBr Radio Sports Organization tlmaa ara Iliad. UmNod InUrvlaw tknaa 4th, anytime between 10.00am - 4:00pm In ■vallablo ao coma Mi-ly! Fmishfvj Touches. Inc. 1 LARGE PIZZAS the Grand Ballroom ol the Student Union Into. Night Tuaa., SepL 3 - 9pm Theea. dissertations, reports, articles Wil edit Baby trtiar wantad lor Aflarnoona Hog CaSIMa-TaM. West Hal Room 203 A polish ft type your important papers Can 20 hounj a waak. own tranaportaDon BOOST RESUME CREDENTIALS A BE- Roger at 354 5l 25 for protessKjnal finishing raquvad. call 872 6262 hcesc & 1 Topping IPizzol ttjehes. Rates vary ft a down payment ia re- COME HVOLVEO N THE COMMUNITY - Phi Mu Phi Mu Phi Mu C Volumoorll No training necessary Join nun-' quired. Babytinar wantad fullbma droda ol farmer BGSU students in experienc- SKYDTVE NOW IN BOWLING GREEN PMMU war be having Earn monaywnila you alaop (10pm-6:30am) 353-0044 ing meaningful volunteer placements Loom Sudani ft group discounts Visa ft MC accept Open Rush Tuaa Sept. 3 CaH 872 6282 more about volunteering ID tutor and act aa a ad. 10 mini, from BGSU. and Sept 5th at 9:00pm 1045 N. Main St. mentor to children, teach ESL (English aa ■ Bvtandafi, Wai if esses 6 Cootti SKYDTVE BG 352 5200 Come see what we're al about! Second Language) adutta rearang and writing, P.M. Shtfta. Appiy al: free 'Delivery working with mentally and physically handi- Vanity Lanaa or Call Jay at 352-5247 capped adults, and much more Sao you on PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU Hours: SUN-WED. 11-1 AM Wodneeday, September 4th, anytime be- Christian Youth Workar to work with primary THURS. 11-2 AM tween 10:00am - 4 00pm. at our Volunteer PERSONALS CongratJ lulationa Bethany on doing ouch a aga cruldran on Sunday mornings Dapandabt- Fair located In the Grand Ballroom ol the - goodjollobaaVPolRhoCnla FRI.& SAT. 11-2:30 AM iity a must. Phone 354-3989 if mtaratiad. Student Union Bldg. Queetlone call • RUSH ' AOII • RUSH • AOM" PRESIDENTS OF STUDENT ORGANIZA M2-7S34. TIONS. Doni forget B get your organization Clerical position - pan time. Candidate naada The sisters of Alpha Orracron Pi would good communicaoon skills, typing skills and h ka to in vita you to an open rush party registered tor (he 1996-97 academic year. Reg BOWLING GREEN RADIO NEWS istrsnon forma are available in the Student Lite experience with WordPerfect Sand reeume TONIGHT al 8 or 9pm Bring your friendsIII and a copy ol daaa schedule lo Student Legal $1 oo OFF GENERAL INFORMATION NIGHT Office. Suite 406, SeddWmre Student Servicea $100 OFF Any quaatlona call 372-2640 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4TH BuxcWig Forma am due on September 11, Servtoaa. 327 Unrvarsity Union, BGSU. 9:00PM. 121 WEST HALL Turning Exceptional Gids Into Any Pizza or Cheese Bread Eitraordmary Women 1996 m the Student Life Offioa. For more in- CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING FREE PtZZAIII tormaton eel 372-2643 • RUSH • AOII' RUSH • AOT Two Subs QUESTIONS? CALL 3722354 Earn up to S2000wmontti working on Cruse Good with , SAILING CLUB Are you looking tor adventure? Shipa or Land-Tour companies. Wond Trav* I Not valid with ■ny other ' Seasonal A full- tune employment available No CUNTON/OORE M BGSU SKAT NGCLU8 Want to gat away for the weekend' •ny other offer discount offer, Campaign Meeting Tonight 9:15-10:15 PM EVERY Join the aaling dub and get away eipehnco necessary For more information vpmltOBA TUES NIGHT AT THE Organizasonsf meeting Sept 4th. 7-30 at cal: 1-206-071-3S50 ait. CSS447 ZOl - No exp. date ZOl No exp. date • Find out now you can get involved! CE ARENA 101 BA. Begrmani Welcome. If you have lam cash Bluffing envelopae at home. All Bring a Mend! S3 • SKATE RENTAL any quesnons call Man ©2 1529 material* provided Sand SASE to PO Box ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I ■ ■ ■ ■ Rag later to vote! STUDE NTS/FACULTYZSTAFF SAILING CLUB •24, Otatha.KS 66051. FILM DEVELOPING Banking 'Whenever.' It Must Be Huntington Access! DOUBLE A new way to do your banking has arrived on the Bowling Green campus, and while convenience is an important part of Huntington Access, that's only part of the story. With Huntington Access, you can do PRINTS so much more than use an ATM on your schedule. ANY SIZE ROLL With The Huntingdon's Personal Touch machine you can speak to a Personal Banker via video screen 3? Double Prints 4" Double Prints technology whenever the Student Union is open. Even Saturday and Sunday. Imagine applying for a loan and getting an instant answer""* whenever your schedule permits. Even more, the Access Office located in the Student Union is the perfect place to deposit checks. When you deposit a check, a portion is imaged to your account receipt, assuring you of it's safe deposit. And cashing checks? No problem; right to the nearest dollar with our newest advanced function ATMs. So how does all this convenience come to you? Stop by our Access Office today and HunhlMlfonm see a Personal Banker. We will be glad to show you how it just doesn't get any Ratnk* easier to fit a trip to the bank into your schedule. FromC-«l process color print roll film of time of develooing tttgz University (hetittfejfap /ik•IkaisaBaeassaakaaonaraiappiMi MsmeerFOIC a*.t«sa>iy»