Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 12-6-1996 The BG News December 6, 1996 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News December 6, 1996" (1996). BG News (Student Newspaper). 6099. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/6099 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Opinion H E The Back Pages Tom Mather uncaps his Guys' music vs. toothpaste. girls' music. Page 2 Who does he like, who does she like, and Campus why? Axl vs. Alanis and Trent Show exhibits local vs. Sheryl Crow. artists. Page 3 NEWS Page 7 Friday, December 6, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Iisue 210 The News' Clinton names cabinet members Ron Fournler Security Adviser Anthony Lake policy team is mostly a reshuf- ton and Vice President Al Gore voters demanding cooperation in Briefs The Associated Press to the CIA and promoted Lake's fled first-term deck: All but Co- that female voters played a large Washington. Indeed, the presi- deputy, Sandy Berger, into hen currently serve Clinton. role In their re-election. dent said he had built a foreign Broadway dancer WASHINGTON - With a nod to Lake's job in the West Wing of Flanked by Albright and Cohen Clinton, who made Janet Reno affairs team "that rises above will hold workshops history and politics. President the White House. - the woman and the Republican the nation's first attorney gen- partisanship." Clinton nominated U.N. ambas- The administration expects - Clinton welcomed the sugges- eral, said Albright's gender "had Some Democrats privately ex- Stella Hiatte Kane, a sador Madeleine Albright on swift confirmations for Albright, tion that he could keep his Cabi- nothing to do with her getting the pressed concern about a Repub- nationally recognized Thursday to be the first female Cohen and Lake; Berger's new net looking "like America" de- job." But he also said, smiling: lican so high in their ranks. Jim- Broadway dancer and secretary of state and chose GOP position doesn't require Senate spite the changes of a second "Am I proud that I got a chance my Carter was the last president choreographer, will hold Sen. William Cohen to be defense approval. term. to appoint the first woman secre- to put a member of the opposition two jazz dance workshops secretary. A frequent Clinton critic, Re- "Getting close," he declared. tary of state? You bet I am. My in his Cabinet, naming James Dec. 14 at the University. With trouble simmering in publican Sen. Jesse Helms of The Oval Office ceremony mamma's smiling down at me Schlesinger energy secretary. The first workshop, for Bosnia, the Middle East, North North Carolina, predicted the marked the transition's first pub- right now." Intermediate Jazz, will be- Korea and central Africa, the gin at 1 p.m. and last until nominees would be "viewed lic progress. Clinton, who some- Albright, in a nod to Christoph- The top two nominations also 2:30 p.m. president declared that his new favorably." Helms, who is times agonizes over personnel er, quipped, "I can only hope that reflected Gore's mounting in- At 3 p.m. there will be an foreign policy team would "make chairman of the Foreign Re- choices, still must fill at least my heels can fill your shoes." fluence. He wants to please advanced jazz workshop. sure that... America remains the lations Committee, called Al- five of his Cabinet's 14 seats. Cohen's selection to replace women's groups in advance of his Both classes will be held indispensable nation -- the bright "a tough and courageous Albright's nomination to re- William Perry fulfills Clinton's presidential bid four years from in the Whitney Studio, 222 world's greatest force for lady." place Warren Christopher fol- public hope that he could put a now. And it was Gore's input last Eppler North. Each will cost peace." Despite all the pomp and cir- lowed intense lobbying by wom- Republican in the Cabinet - and month that pushed Cohen to the $9 for the general public Clinton also moved National cumstance, Clinton's new foreign en's groups, who reminded Clin- answers internal polls that show top of Clinton's list. and $3 for the University Dance Alliance members. Kane is the dance coor- dinator for the Otterbein College theatre programs. She has received many hon- Grad student ors including the 1994 Cen- tral Critics Choice Award for choroeographing Otter- beln's "Pippin" and the dis- tinction of being appointed faces charges featured jazz instructor for the 1999 Midwest Regional The BC News Stearns will be arraigned in Ballet. front of Municipal Court A University mass commu- Judge Mark Reddin. nications graduate student has A court date for the ar- Ballroom hosts been charged with assault for raignment has not yet been de- Crafts Fair allegedly hitting an under- termined. graduate student 20-25 times, John MaKay, director of "Winter Wish List '96" is according to City Prosector Communication Studies, said the theme for this year's Mark Tolles. earlier this week that the de- annual Christmas Crafts Patrick Stearns, who tea- cision whether Stearns will Fair to be held Dec. 10-12 in the Lenhart Grandroom ches radio announcing and teach next semester has not Ballroom. production, allegedly struck been made yet. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 Christopher Almodovar, MaKay said the department p.m. Tuesday and Wednes- senior telecommunications will wait to see the court's rul- day and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. major, in West Hall on Nov. 26 ing before they make a de- Thursday. for being late to class. cision. More than 20 regional art- ists and crafts people will have displays In the Union. The event is free and open to the public. IPC projects Police mistake min- ister's home for Jay Young drug house Counseling Center Director Roman Carek is ready to listen to students' problems. benefit BGSU Maureen Barry were education majors, so we de- EAST LANSING, Mich. - The BC News cided to do something with kids," Police were trying to round Homan said. up 20 suspected drug Carek hears students out More than 800 Interpersonal The children sent them thank- dealers, and a town house Jay Young part of the University. The Uni- istrative kind of things have to Communications students bene- you letters after the party, ac- was a target. But the sus- The BC News versity is providing this service get done here and there," he said. fited the University and commu- cording to Homan. pect didn't live there any to help their own. It's to help Though he has a great deal of nity by completing Social Action more, and the minister who Another group placed wallet- does says she was Editor's note: This is the 14th people in this community." student contact, much of it is Projects. awakened by officers want- part in a series about campus Carek said the biggest con- spent as individuals describe According to Wendy Mitchell, sized safety information cards ii. ing to search her new home. leaders. cerns students bring counselors everything wrong in their life. IPC instructor, the projects were the mailboxes of residence hall "I assumed it was a pari- For problems bigger than are depression, anxiety and per- He said it took time, but all of the a requirement for IPC 102 this and greek houses on campus. shioner who had a major homework, and sometimes big- sonal relationships. He said col- upset people do not affect him semseter which allowed students emergency," the Rev. Bar- ger than life, Roman Carek Is lege-age students are in what is personally. to develop small group commu- The cards included the phone bara Edgecombe said, de- ready to listen. considered to be the first of three "I think I've gotten more used nication, including managing numbers of campus escort, cam- scribing the knock on her As director of the counseling major transitions periods in life. to it. When I was younger and conflict and assigning tasks. The pus police, city police, 2-Ride and door at 6:45 a.m. Nov. 20. center, Carek manages a de- "They're kind of in a transition newer on the job I would take a students also developed commu- the shuttle service to create a Ms. Edgecombe moved to partment with five full-time lis- nication skills with members of Michigan from Cincinnati stage. We like to think of the lot of things home with me," he sense of awareness about these in October. censed psychiatrists and one problems they're facing as part said. "I realize that everybody the community. services. "I just opened the door part-time psychiatrist. He said of their growth," he said. "I think has some issues to deal with, and "It was a worthwhile experi- and there were six or seven the group works to assist stu- you have some major develop- while I can listen and try and ence for everyone," she said. "We wanted to make students uniformed armed officers dents with things standing in the mental tasks that students are really help a student work Mitchell said the projects were more aware of the services standing on the doorstep," way of their academic careers.