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TUESDAY February 25,1997 Volume 83, Issue 105 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio
"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Trial opens with chilling testimony
911 Mourning Dove Lane home. thought she heard the screen Night of Julie Kane's death While Kane did her homework, door slam shut again, but Kane Fahringer played solitaire on the told her the Intruder had not left The Baker Trial: Day 1 recounted by eyewitnesses new computer in the dining room Noticing the fear in Kane's voice, adjacent to the living room. At Fahringer dialed 911 and handed On Trial: Craig M. Baker approximately 10:45 p.m., Kane the phone to Kane. The call was The Charge: Aggravated murder, aggravated assault, aggravated By SARAH BEDNARSKI and liamson's crowded courtroom later played aloud for the court. JACKBUEHRER Monday at the Wood County took a break and joined Fah- burglary The BG News Courthouse. ringer at the computer. It was While talking to Wood County while they were talking in the dispatcher Carol Doyle, the in- Monday*! Proceeding?: The chilling testimony of a Fahringer told the court her dining room that Baker allegedly truder came into the dining room Tara Fahringer, roommate of murdered University student close friend and roommate of account of what happened the entered through their back door from the kitchen holding a knife Julie Kane, testified in court as to what happened the night of slain University student Julie night Kane was murdered. She without knocking. and proceeded to stab Kane once Sept. 7, 1996. Later, with the testimony of dispatcher Carol Kane made for an emotional said she had spent the day shop- Fahringer said Kane leaned in the throat while slashing Fah- Doyle, the 911 call was played in front of the crowded court- afternoon on the first day of the ping in Toledo with a friend and back to see who had come in. ringer just below her right eye. room. trial for alleged murderer Craig returned home to find Kane had "Julie said, 'can I help you?' During the testimony, the Expected today: M Baker. bought a new computer. Accord- and he asked for •Jill,"' Fah- prosecution showed a picture of The state will continue presenting its side of the case. They Tara Fahringer fought through ing to Fahringer, Kane spent the ringer said. "Julie said, "you have Kane which drew an emotional are expected to call DNA specialists to testify as to what they tears to field questions from both evening working on a school the wrong house."' found. sides in front of Judge Gale Wil- project in the living room of their Fahringer explained she • See TRIAL, page three.
Comet bursts into Break Time sky in late March
Shows scheduled The comet can be at planetarium to seen on the northwest view Hale-Bopp horizon right after-—- sunset starting in By JAMIE BUDZICK The BC News mid-March.
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a comet? Hale-Bopp, what the astron- omers are calling "the brighest clear night. However, Smith rec- comet in a generation," is now ommends that those who want to streaking through our atmos- see the comet should go to a dar- phere. ker location, away from the city Over a million miles long and lights. flying at more than 90,000 miles The coming of Hale-Bopp is per hour, it will burst into our timely since its arrival is only skies in late March and early weeks after NBC aired their April. made-for-television movie, During this time, the fiery "Asteroid," about an asteroid col- cone-shaped comet will be visible liding with the earth. with the naked eye by scanning Is this some sort of sign of the northwestern sky on clear things to come? Should we start nights. furnishing comet shelters and How rare is this event? Dr. take refuge from this deadly in- Dale Smith, planetarium director ferno? According to Smith, "The and associate professor of phys- chance of Hale-Bopp hitting ics and astronomy, said, "It's (earth) is zero, zip." coming back 4,300 years from However, he did say, "If it is now, so in other words, see it this over a lifetime, the odds are m>Vi time." small, but if you wait long From left to right, Toni Vanegas, junior international studies major; ie-Andree Allard, senior recreation major, take a break in the What makes Hale-Bopp so spe- enough, like a million, 10 million, Christin Bodi, freshman music major; Adam Rich, senior music Union Courtyard Monday. cial is that it will be brighter and or 100 million years, the odds are major; Curt Harris, freshman telecommunications major; and Mar- more visible than other famous 100 percent." comets of recent past, such as the Anyone wanting to learn more appearance of Halley's Comet in about Hale-Bopp (and comets in 1986. "This is the best one in the general) are encouraged to at- lifetime of most BGSU students," tend the planetarium's produc- Absenteeism bill plagues USG Smith said. tion of "Comets are Coming." Anyone who does not want to Showtimes are 8 p.m. on Tues- uate Student Government to not penalize students for any cer- Simon Morgan-Russell, assis- miss this once-in-a-lifetime event days and Fridays and 7:30 p.m. on Lack of quorum postpone the vote on the resolu- tain number of absences tant professor of English, ex- can witness the comet from just Sundays from now until March tion mandating the revision of throughout the course of the se- plained to the USG members his about anywhere in town on a 21 and again from April 1-13. and varied beliefs the University absenteeism poli- mester. The policy would be put reasoning for carrying an at- cy at its General Assembly meet- into place instead of the current tendance policy. divide assembly ing Monday. policy, which is left up to indi- Morgan-Russell said he never USG failed to maintain a vidual instructors. used to apply an attendance poli- By DARLA WARNOCK quorum throughout the meeting, Two University instructors cy to his classes until this semes- The BG News therefore ending debate on the voiced their opinions opposing ter. Although he said he does not topic. the concept of the resolution in believe he should have to enforce The very issue at hand was the The resolution calls for a new the open forum occuring before issue that forced the Undergrad- absenteeism policy which does the actual debate. • See USG, page three. Workshop to discuss nutrition Day-long event to that will discuss diet and nutri- director of program advisement health educators, nurses, dieti- tioa for the Unversity's College of cians, home economists, school inform local health The workshop, titled "Current Health and Human Services. nurses and other health profes- Concepts and Controversies in "Our program will update health sionals in the nutrition field, but professionals of Nutrition: Clarifying the Com- professionals on where we are interested students are also wel- plexities," will be held from 8:30 with fat's role in our diet." come. fat's role in diet am. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn The workshop has two goals. The cost for professionals is French Quarter in Perrysburg. The first is to update people and $65 and includes all conference By JENNIFER SCHAB "In the last few years people the second is to give people new materials and a luncheon. Stu- The BG News are incredibly interested in fat resources that are out there to dents can attend at cost, depend- content of food and they think if help them work with their ing on if they want lunch or not. The University is offering a they cut out fat they will lose clients, Keeley said. Sourer Sky PuMtaNng Com AP/C Sandmon day-long workshop on Feb. 27 weight," said Barbara Keeley, The program is designed for • See DIET, page three.
I page two The BG News Tuesday, February 25, 1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966
ANDREA WOOD H E Olscamp left BGSU in sorry shape
"I guess I think, overall. In 13 Mason, he was the best boss Rose. action be to admit BGSU simply years, when I look back. I guess that could be hoped for. As the The two people who conducted had the bad luck of hiring an "Olscamp left I'm one of those people who never most recent ruling Indicates. that workshop compiled a subse- unethical, lecherous leader? He spends any time worrying about Olscamp wasn't above breaking quent report. In It they stated that has been caught red-handed behind a split milk. When something Is the law to keep his friends out under Phil Mason's supervision, next to a paper shredder. community behind you, It's behind you." of the hot seat. Above all. what the women in the office reported Wouldn't it make sense (like we that will be - Dr. Paid Olscamp (University this community should remem- there was an atmosphere which learned In kindergarten) to president 1983-961 in an interview ber about Olscamp Is that in "restricted their success, limited admit wrongdoing up front, and reaping what with Miscellany Magazine some respects he still rules our their opportunities and punished take our punishment? How else he sowed for community. Phil Mason and them for speaking out about their can we begin eradicating all that years to NEWS And In grand Olscamp style, the Marshall Rose are not the only concerns." The report also said Olscamp has left us, and focus man skipped town and became Olscamp cohorts who are still that several women felt they were on the future of our commu- come." "Serving the Bowling Interim president of the University drawing a BGSU paycheck. "betrayed by the affirmative action nity? Why continue to defend a of South Dakota, without a second Olscamp planted many seeds In officer." The report also specifically man few on this campus are Green community for thought about the split milk he left our community, and we must criticized Phil Mason, "the Impor- proud to call "former BGSU to curdle at Bowling Green State not sit back and watch them tance of creating a sexual harass- President"? After the latest over 75 years" University. take root. ment-free environment...seemed ruling on February 14, Univer- Unfortunately, most people are The low standards Olscamp belittled by a few of the supervi- sity attorney Jim Dyer told the 210 West Hall only familiar with the most out- set and the management style sors, especially the vice president Associated Press, "we remain Bowling Green State University standing of disc,imp's antics. You he forced upon his underlings for the area." which was Mason. convinced that that sheet of Bowling Green, OH have no doubt heard the stories: of during his reign must be Bernadette Noe had already paper |the destroyed document) 43403 his refusal to cancel class during eradicated. A revitallzatlon of resigned when the workshop was was nothing more than unveri- bgnews® bgnet J)gsu .edu dangerously cold weather and of the trust in and Joint ownership being conducted. fied gossip..." his now Infamous quote, "we don't of this community must be And immediately after Noe filed Why continue this charade? (419) 372-2601 have a parking problem, we have a aggressively re-established. And her suit last year claiming, among We have a new president now, walking problem." Now most the first step is admitting we other things, an obvious conflict of one who has expressed frustra- recently, he and our current have a problem. Everyone Interest on the part of Olscamp, tion with what Olscamp left Editorial Board 372-6966 affirmative action officer have been stand: "Hello. My name is the University began Its campaign him. But there is also a new found liable for breaking open Bowling Green State University, of denial. Les Barber. Executive sense of openness and the Scon Brown record laws In regards to a sexual and I had a bad president. But Assistant to the President, circu- chance at a fresh start. BGSU Editor harassment suit filed by now, I am ready to go on with lated a memo to all Vice Presidents has. for Instance, shown strengthening my community." with advice on what to say to the increased effort in raising Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock Bernadette Noe against long-Ume Olscamp friend. Phil Mason. These First, let's take a closer look press If approached about the Noe awareness about sexual harass- Managing Editor Chief Reporter are the most notable tales In the at the Noe case. According to case: "The University believes that ment. Whether that is sincere legend of Paul Olscamp. But public records. Bernadette Noe the most recent lawsuit brought by effort, or merely good public Amy Johnson Mike Wendling students have been wholly kept in was working in the office run by Mrs. Noe is without foundation in relations In response to bad Assistant Opinion Editor the dark when It comes to the Vice President of University fact or law.. .We will vigorously publicity as a result of the Noe Managing Editor Olscamp's administrative style. Relations. Phil Mason. She filed defend the lawsuit and expect to case, remains to be seen. Yet It Brandon Wray Prominent University commu- a sexual harassment complaint prevail." Is certainly a step in the right Penny Brown Entertainment nity members recount the sour against Mason with the affirma- Less than a year after that direction. Copy Chief Editor time for faculty and staff known as tive action officer, as dictated by memo was circulated. Olscamp Olscamp left behind a the Olscamp era. His heavy- Ohio state and national policy. has been found liable in Wood community that will be reaping Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins handedness and overbearing As reported by The Toledo County Common Pleas Court of what he sowed for years to Blade. Olscamp was Mason's destroying public documents come. Unless the administration Photo Editor Sports Editor manner served to alienate many faculty members and staff. Propos- best man In his wedding. And related to Noe's case. Those owns up to our former als were sometimes tossed in the Mason named his son. Paul, documents were reportedly Inter- president's Indiscretions. trash without proper review. after his good friend Olscamp. views with other employees In Instead of continuing a losing Copy Staff 372-2604 Tenured faculty reveal he would Olscamp had final say In the Mason's office during the time of battle, we cannot begin to heal sometimes yell during meetings, sexual harassment suit filed by Noe's alleged sexual harassment. as a community. Kristen Sherlock, Assistant Copy Chief and use public embarrassment Noe against his best friend. It would seem that In light of Andrea Wood Is a weekly Lauren Flynn Damion Heimschel and 1 in null,ii ion to silence faculty Mason received no punishment, the evidence, the University colwnnistfor The News. Com- Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby who were critical of his manage- except for having to endure a administration is dead wrong In its ments can be sent to Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion ment style. "gender sensitivity workshop." handling of this situation. [email protected] or 210 Kelly Von Glahn Elizabeth Reiter But to his accomplices, like Phil which was ordered by Marshall Wouldn't the healthiest course of West HalL
Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab
Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gir.a Fleming
Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco, Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson
Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Canlrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby Jeff Gay ton |SifS»f3%*«™ Stacy Hubert Maggie Kushlak Cathy Raidl Greg Schwitzgabel ■GUEST COLUMNIST Tiffany Wendeln Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec Running for the border of insanity Advertising Staff 372-2605 Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley ' Life is like a fast-food game element of chance. I don't play the other people eating lunch. was no possible way I could get Christy Hagerman Alison Policy piece.'' Instant lottery tickets, but I'll Most everybody else In the store the game pieces out of the can Lori Patton Jim Vassallo throw money when It comes to had bought the cups that you get without part of my arm or shirt This Is not a quote that will winning the big payoff. I'U play game pieces with. Across from me touching a part of the can. So I solve the world's problems. This Is to win $44 million, but not to sat the John Q. Homely family. stuck my arm In the can...and ers to the Editor not a lyric from some hard-core win $4 million. They weren't as much Interested In stopped. thrasher music. This Isn't a When It comes to a game. I If you would like to submit a Letter to the their game pieces as they were I like to think I run my life Editor, please follow these guidelines: millionaire entertainer telling us always think I can win. I get spilling their lunch all over their with a balance of where I've how to live a great life. This Is not ticked when I lose at "Mo- booth. Let's Just say I tried to avoid been, where I am, and where I'm •Make sore the letter b 500 words or lea. a cliche. This is not some lame nopoly.'' "Risk.'' '"Life" or eye contact. going. I'm not so obsessed with Please sack** year address. Major, aca- statement made by a dead Greek demic esses atMl pheac narnber (phoa* "Stratego." Before I continue, I have to let my future that I leave no time to atueber* are strictly for verification and guy who wore a toga and sandals. I may come off sounding like you know how I sometimes get enjoy myself now. aot Tor pubHcatioa). This is something, yet It's practi- a maniac. But 1 think I know obsessed with these promotions. But on that same token, I • Letters rmsst be typed, and not hand writ- cally nothing. This Is my statement when to draw the line. During the Monopoly promotions, I don't waste all my time screwing ten. Letters brsaght la saved •■ a on life. Do you love your life? I love usually have enough pieces to fill around so I'll have nothing to "I like to MaclatesB-ceaspatlelc disk are pre I love life. Well. I love my life. mine. Let me tell you why. at least three boards. I once went remember about college except I also feel that every once in a think I run • Brtat tae letter t* Reoaa 210 West Hal, A few days ago. I made a Run out of my way on a school day to for a few keg stands and other •r e-ssssl as at bfnewsObgaeti>gsuedu. while, there are moments that for the Border. I went with a go to McDonalds for breakfast, so I acts of sheer lunacy. my life with a BeprepsndlossMwvsMldeataVatloa. define who we are. They don't have friend, because eating alone could get some game pieces off of This may sound dumb, but balance of • Space ttsaHatlans asay prereat Tee BG to change the world. Just your life. sucks. their hash browns. sitting around with a buddy, News from prtathaj al letters received. Have you had one lately? I Just did. In case you haven't seen the I had hit rock bottom this recent loving the moment, I realized where I've The BG News reserves Ike rigs* to edit and I was fortunate enough to commercials, the Bell has been afternoon. Because you can only happiness. been, where I realize It as It was happening. running a promotion with Star get game pieces off soft drink cups, That was my profound First, a little background. Wars. In case you haven't been I considered buying another drink moment. As my friend and I am, and Copyright O 1997. The BG News. Bowling I am a movie geek. I was quick reading my columns. I am so I could get another game piece. drove away. I thought how these where I'm Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this to memorize Tarantino's version of obsessed with Star Wars. The sad thing about that Is. you promotions aren't like life, they going." publication without the permission of The BG News Ezeklel 25:17. I thought "Die Anyway, there are these Instant get FREE DRINK REFILLS at the are life. I'll tell you why. It's Just is strictly prohibited. Hard" should have won the Oscar The BG News is an independent publication winner stickers on the side of Border. like the process of getting all the founded in 1920 and is published daily during the for Best Picture. When I was large soft drink cups. It's pretty So I sat there, debating if I game pieces except for the few academic year and weekly during the summer se- growing up. my sister and I much a rip-off of the Monopoly would stick my arm In the garbage winners. Once you have every- mester. pretended we were in Star Wars, promotion that they use down can to see if these people threw thing you can. the game sucks. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to and our light sabers were card- at the Golden Arches. I have their pieces away...and they did. It My life isn't going to suck for the editor are not necessarily those of the student board tubes that Christmas slowly accumulated a respect- was the worst case scenario too. quite some time.. body, faculty. University administration or The BG wrapping paper comes with. When The garbage can was Just emptied News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the able collection of these game Spring 1997 BG News staff. those broke, we switched to plastic pieces. and the cups were on the bottom. Tom Denk Is a guest colum- The BG News encourages its readers to notify baseball bats, you know, the So as I sat there eating my There weren't too many other nist for The News. Questions the paper of any errors in stories or photograph yellow ones. UK-OS and examining my new people in the store, so the embar- and tacos can be sent to descriptions. I also love games. I love the game piece. I began to stare at rassment factor was low. There denkObgnet.bgsu.edu or 210 West HalL I Tuesday, February 25,1997 The BG News page three
LOCALLY Around Bowling Green "She came outside yelling, 'I've been Accident correction stabbed! I've been stabbed!'" A photo caption appeared on page 1 of Monday's paper regard- Charles Smith ing an accident on Wooster Street. The caption stated that Jeff How can I find out about scholarship opportuni- I would like to become more active on campus Mellon, Toledo, was arrested for failure to maintain an assured ties for next year? Also, when should I submit an and Join a student organization. How can I find eyewitness clear distance from the car in front of him. Mellon was issued a application for loans and grants? out what organizations exist? citation. He was not arrested. Dear Get Involved Irv, The News regrets the error and apologizes. Dear Need Money for School, You can pick up a "BGSU Student Organiza- TRIAL- Pick up a "Scholarship Guide "97-98" in the Fi- tions" handbook from the Office of Student Life 'Empire' headline incorrect nancial Aid Office in 231 Administration Build- in 405 Saddlemire Student Services Building. Continued from page one. ing. The guide will let you know the require- The handbook lists a description of each organi- A headline appearing on page 1 of Monday's paper Indicated ments for each scholarship and where you can zation along with names and phone numbers of response from Fahringer, Kane's seven people were killed by a man on the observation deck of the pick up application forms. Don't delay, as some contact people. family and Baker himself. Empire State Building. of the deadlines to submit applications are ap- Several eyewitnesses to the In actuality, one person died and six were injured. The shooter proaching fast. Whenever I go to the computer lab I have to wait events that followed the stabbing later died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. to use a computer. I was thinking that I should testified during the morning por- The News apologizes for the error. If you plan to apply for grants and loans, you use a different lab. How do I find out where the tion of the trial. All of the witnes- need to act quickly in order to be eligible for the labs are located and what the hours are? ses called upon, including Fah- greatest number possible. Submit the Free Ap- Dear Looking for Pian B, ringer, identified Baker as the in- Extern Experience program informational plication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) There is a listing of computer labs in the truder. meeting today which is also available in the Financial Aid Of- BGSU telephone directory. You can find out Each witness also testified fice. If you want to file really fast, you can file e- their hours by calling 372-2250 or you can link to they had received similar visits There will be an informational meeting for the Undergraduate lectronically from the computer labs on campus. the "Current Computer Lab Hours" site from from Baker the same evening, Alumni Association's Extern Experience program today at 9:15 the BGSU Explorer Page on the World Wide but managed to get him out of p.m. in 101 Business Administration. Tin not sure my present major really fits me their respective homes. The experience involves a 20-30-hour externship with Univer- Web. Note: In order to utilize the labs in the res- anymore. My Interests have changed and my idence halls, you have to live on campus. Charles Smith of 1003 Mourn- sity alumni across the state and country. Hours can be scheduled grades In my current major are not the greatest. ing Dove Lane was one of the during spring break or summer. I'm not sure what I want to do. Is there any- Call 2-2701 for more information. My weekend travel budget has been cut and I first witnesses to rush to Kane's where I can go for help? will be spending more weekends In Bowling side after she ran outside. Dear Major Dilemma, Green. How can I find out about the activities on "She came outside yelling, 'I've Don't panic! Your experience is common campus? been stabbed! I've been stab- DIET- among college students. There are many re- Dear Cabin Fever Frieda, bed!,'" Smith told the court. He sources available to help you. Career Services in There is a biweekly insert in The News called added that when he got over to Continued from page one. Power," "No Bones About It: A 360 Saddlemire Student Services Building is de- "Campus Buzz" that can fill you in on what's go- her, she was lying on the ground Calcium Update" and "The Mar- signed to assist students in clarifying and im- ing on at BGSU. The next insert will be in the and was very pale. According to Highlighting the day will be a riage of Nutrition and Physical plementing their career goals. Give them a call Smith, Baker ran out of the house Activity." Later there will be an March 4 issue. You can also access the "Calen- discussion on the safety and the at 372-2356 to find out what they have to offer dar of Events" site from the BGSU Explorer close behind Kane and took off examination of the dietary guide- efficiency of Olestra, a synthetic you. Also, utilize the Career Resource Center in Page on the World Wide Web. down the street. fat substitute which is currently lines recently developed by 300 Saddlemire Student Services Building. The Along with that, each week you can check the Adrian Cimerman, Baker's at- national nutrition agencies. being marketed by Procter and center has a lot of Information that is helpful to "What's On Tap This Weekend" calendar in The torney, was intent on proving the In addition to the presen- Gamble, Keeley said. A company students who are choosing a major. Back Pages, seen every Friday in The News. defendant was intoxicated. In representative from Procter and tations, a resource room will be each cross examination he asked Gamble and an official from the set up displaying the latest in ed- the witnesses to recall if they no- Ohio Department of Health will ucational materials. ticed anything strange about examine issues surrounding the "Currently we have 70 people USG Baker's speech, eyes, or how he new product. registered for the workshop," walked. The day will begin with two Keeley said. Continued from page one. said students need to accept the more by doing something else, I He also asked if they could presentations. The first is enti- There will be registration at responsibility for facing their in- will," Wahba said. "I honestly be- smell the odor of alcohol on his tled, "Conflicting Messages Over the door. an absenteeism policy, there are structors and facing the ramifi- lieve that college is the place breath. Only one testlfed that Time: Teaching Clients to Ask The University holds a couple certain factors which led him to cations of their decision. where you make mistakes and Baker smelled of alcohol, but all the Right Questions," by Dr. De- conferences a year and this is the believe that in order to provide "[Students] have an unsatisfac- this will encourage responsibili- witnesses told the court he ap- borah Boardley, a faculty mem- 10th or 11th year doing so, the best education for students tory way in dealing with argu- ty." peared to have been drinking. ber in the University of Toledo's Keeley said. and teach them responsibility, ments and accepting conse- During the testimony of BG bi- Health Promotion and Human The workshop is one in a series instructors should keep one. quences," Dickinson said. Nick Kadel, also a USG sena- cycle patrolman Alan Carsey, Performance Department. of health-related programs spon- "In an ideal world there Once the debate opened up on tor, argued against the bill. He who eventually detained Baker, The second presentation will sored by the University and the shouldn't be attendance poli- the floor, opinions about the topic disputed the fact that students he mentioned Baker showed no be by Ruth Weisheit, a consumer Northwest Ohio Health Promo- cies," Morgan-Russell said. were abundant and varied. always have better things to do signs of being intoxicated while affairs officer with the U.S. Food tion and Disease Prevention "Students were making me re- outside of attending their class- running. He claimed he was not and Drug Administration, who Network. sponsible for their grades before. Marcy Wahba, a USG senator, es, maintaining that the question "stumbling or staggering" as he will discuss "New FDA Regula- Additional information and Now I'm making you responsible said the lack of a penalizing at- of absenteeism is not a question was trying to get away. tions for Dietary Supplement registration materials can be ob- for your grade." tendance policy would encourage of responsibility. Wood County Prosecutor Alan Labeling, Restaurant Menu tained by contacting Linda Craw- Morgan-Russell said students better teaching among instruc- "The University is here to pro- Mayberry was content with the Labeling and Food Safety." ford, administration assistant in need to take an active part in ac- tors in order for them to draw vide the best institution possible day's proceedings. Morning activities will con- the University's College of cepting the consequences for students to class willingly. and to pass this goes to insult the "Everything went as we ex- clude with the Olestra discus- Health and Human Services, 101 their grades, regardless of She said if a student feels they grains of education," Kadel said. pected," he said. "If things con- sion. Health Center, Bowling Green whether the instructor holds an have a better learning opportuni- "There are valuable experiences tinue like today than we'll be fin- The afternoon will be devoted State University, Bowling Green, attendance policy or not. ty outside of class, they should gotten by going to class. A major ished by Wednesday." to a series of round-table discus- Ohio 43403. The telephone num- Phil Dickinson, a part-time have the ability to do that. disservice would be done to stu- The prosecution was set to con- sions on topics such as "Heart ber is (419) 372-8243. English instructor, agreed. 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$300,000 and had no ties to Pales- ABC asks for new trial involving supermarket Empire State tinian radical groups. Abu Kamal chain expose called home Sunday and said he Building installs could not send tuition money to CHARLOTTE, N.C. - ABC asked for a new trial Monday on a metal detectors, one of his sons, who Is studying lawsuit by a supermarket chain that resulted in a $S.S million civil engineering in Russia, a son- punitive damage award against the network for a 1992 hidden- camera expose. baggage scanners in-law said. The motion was one of several filed in U.S. District Court in A security camera showed that Greensboro, N.C, the court clerk's office said. The Associated Press Abu Kamal concealed his weapon At Issue was the jury's verdict that ABC must pay Food Lion under a long coat while entering punitive damages for lying to get videotaped evidence it used in NEW YORK - The Empire the Empire State Building. He a "PrimeTlme Live" report accusing the chain of selling rat-g- State Building was fitted with an took an elevator to an obser- nawed cheese and expired meat. airport-style baggage scanner vation deck visited by 3 million The case was closely watched because it opened a new line of and two metal detectors Monday, tourists each year. legal attack against the news media and put hidden-camera jour- a day after a Palestinian gunman Some witnesses said he was nalism on trial. U.S. District Judge Carlton Tilley, who has the authority to re- went on a fatal shooting ram- asking people where they were duce the damage award, could schedule a hearing on ABC's mo- page. The mayor blamed the from, then said he was from tions or could make his ruling based on the court filings, his case shootings on laws that allowed Egypt before opening fire on a manager said Monday. the man to buy a gun just weeks group of tourists, many of them Neither ABC nor Food Lion officials returned phone calls seek- after he came to America. foreign. As panicked sightseers ing comment Monday. Seven tourists were shot Sun- stampeded toward exits, Abu The same jury gave Food Lion $1,402 in compensatory dam- day, one fatally, on the 86th-floor Kamal shot himself in the head, ages for fraud, trespass and breach of loyalty for the report that observation deck of the famous police said. aired Nov. 5,1992, on "PrimeTlme Live." That money was for the landmark, long a symbol of ro- The Empire State Building was cost of hiring and paying two ABC producers who got jobs in Food Lion stores in North Carolina and South Carolina and then mance and tourism. The gunman, closed to tourists Monday. Visi- tors Tuesday will be screened by wore spy cameras and hidden recorders on the job. All Hassan Abu Kamal, then Food Lion did not ask the jury for a specific amount of punitive killed himself. the metal detectors at the sec- damages, but during the trial its attorneys suggested a range of That Kamal - a 69-year-old ond-floor elevator to the obser- $52.5 million to $1.9 billion. Palestinian in the country only vation deck, and will have to While Food Lion vehemently denied the truth of the expose, its two months - could buy a Beretta check their bags through the case focused on ABC's news gathering methods. Food Lion said It semiautomatic handgun "is tota- scanner. did not file a libel suit because the statute of limitations ran out, lly insane," Mayor Rudolph Giu- At City Hall, Giuliani attemp- and it had already filed a fraud suit before the show was broad- liani said at a news conference. ted to shift the focus toward gun cast. Police Commissioner Howard control. He was accompanied by Safir described Kamal as "one Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y., FDA approves use of 'morning-after pills' deranged individual working on whose husband was killed and son wounded in the 1993 shoot- WASHINGTON - American women who are raped, whose his own." birth control falls or who just forget in the heat of the moment An anti-terrorist task force ings on a Long Island Rail Road can use high doses of ordinary birth control pills to prevent was still part of the investigation, commuter train that killed six pregnancy, the government said Monday. Safir said, but so far it had found people and wounded 17. The Food and Drug Administration said six brands of birth no evidence that Abu Kamal was In both that incident and Sun- control are safe and effective "morning-after pills," the first aligned with any terrorist group. day's shooting, the gunmen cir- federal acknowledgement of the emergency contraception that AiMcUled Prrlt pfcrto In Abu Kamal's hometown of cumvented New York's strict European women have been prescribed for years. Gaza City, relatives said he had gun control laws by traveling out Quentin Thornton installs and checks a metal detector in the Empire "The best-kept contraceptive secret is no longer a secret," said been distraught over losing his of state to buy the murder State Building Monday following Sunday's shooting deaths on the his- FDA Commissioner David Kessler. "Women should have the in- life savings of more than weapons, officials said. toric building's observation deck. formation that this regimen is available." 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"It serves as a remin- exists and I will be safe,'" David that year, there were 716 violent ings unattended or venture into will be more aware. der that crimes occur." students to be Moughan, police chief at Cleve- crimes and 4,656 property dark areas. For example. Case Western land State University, said Mon- crimes for every 100,000 resi- "We tell people, if you're at all Reserve University distributes A couple of recent cases have aware of violence day. "That may or may not be dents. concerned about an issue, trust its crime statistics to more than drawn attention to the safety of true." FBI data from that same year your instincts," he said. 300 departments each month and college campuses around the The Associated Press Nationwide, college campuses showed 6,361 crimes reported on Cleveland State has a watch issues security alerts after rob- state. usually have lower violent and Ohio campuses, making Ohio network on Its 65-acre campus beries, assaults or similar O^VELAND ~ Ohio's colleges property crime rates than the na- fourth behind California, Texas near downtown. It trained 10S crimes. Property theft alerts are Two weeks ago, an Ohio State and universities want students to tion as a whole. A recent Justice and New York in the number of faculty and staff members on Issued if two or more thefts University patrolman was shot to realize they are not safe from Department report found there crimes committed. how to spot and report any suspi- occur in the same building within death while responding to a call crime Just because they are insu- were 64 violent crimes and 2,141 Moughan said students should cious persons or activity. Also, a month about a suspected thief. He was lated by a campus. property crimes reported to learn quickly how to protect like most other schools, it offers "It helped to eliminate rumors the first Ohio State officer in the "The perception Is, 'Because police for every 100,000 students themselves, especially If they student escorts to see people and helped establish a trust," department's 80-year history to I'm in an academic environment in 1994, the most recent year have never been away from safely to their cars. said Dick Jamieson, director of be killed on duty. WORLD Albright stresses Nice smile Chinese relations Qichen, two hours and 45 Secretary of State minutes. urges improvement Albright, speaking first at the U.S. Embassy and then at a Joint of human rights news conference with Qian, sig- naled the Clinton administra- while in Beijing tion's commitment to improving relations with Beijing. She noted The Associated Press differences over human rights and a growing trade deficit - $39 BEIJING - Declaring that U.S. billion last year up from $33 bil- relations with China are the key lion in 1995. to world stability in the 21st cen- "There is no question our re- tury. Secretary of State lations with the Chinese are a key Madeleine Albright warned to stability as we go into the 21st Chinese officials Monday that century," she told some 100 U.S. they must "act constructively" Embassy workers and family and improve their country's re- members. cord on human rights. Albright, on her first foreign Otherwise, she said, China tour as secretary of state, was could face condemnation by the received with respect by Chinese United States and its European officials. Deputy Foreign Minis- allies. ter LI Zhaoxing greeted her with "I said I would tell It like it is, kisses on both cheeks at Capitol and I told it like it is," Albright Airport. said of exchanges she held with At the news conference, Al- President Jiang Zemin and other bright said that "problems do top Chinese officials on the eve remain" in China's sale of missile of a memorial service for Deng technology and chemical Xiaoping. weapons ingredients to other na- She was the only Western tions - suspicions center on deals leader permitted to visit Beijing with Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and Li- during a six-day mourning period bya - and that American and for the paramount leader. Al- Chinese officials will meet in bright said she considered that Beijing next month to go over "an extremely good sign" that them. China will move toward even And she gave no indication the greater cooperation with the Chinese yielded to entreaties she r United States. made on human rights after Jiang put aside a speech he was American officials handed over a preparing for the service to talk long list of Jailed political foes. to Albright for 45 minutes. Prime Only a few have been released. AiiocLMcd Preii ph«» Minister Li Peng gave her an "We admitted we had a differ- A girl enjoys making a giant snow sculpture in downtown St. Petersburg, Russia, on Sunday. hour and Foreign Minister Qiaii ence on It," Albright said. NATION Science makes counting sheep more difficult Cloning of lambs Scottish scientists have be easy. er's experiences during preg- In fact, there seems to be biotechnology industry, which revealed that they used mamma- "There's certainly no way to nancy can affect how a person something unique about sheep could use the Scottish cloning raises eyebrows, ry cells from adult ewes to create rule out the possibility, but I turns out just as much as genes that makes them especially sui- process to make specially de- little Dolly and eight other lambs wouldn't wager an awful lot that da table for cloning. Researchers signed pigs and cattle for organ ethical questions in the spitting image - genetica- it would ever be successful in That means the chances of evil have tried for decades to do the transplantation. lly - of their ovine mothers. humans in the foreseeable fu- Nazis reproducing dozens of same trick with frogs and mice, "Pigs are of great interest to be The Associated Press "The whole thing Is just a ture," said David Kirk, an em- little Hitlers with blood from a with no luck. Frogs cloned from used as organ don.irs for hu- mind-blower," said Ursula Goo- bryologist at Washington Uni- handkerchief, as they did in the adults die in the tadpole stage. mans," said James Robl, a It Is as if the birds and the bees denough, a geneticist at Wash- versity. 1978 movie "The Boys from Bra- And cloned mice dont develop professor of veterinarian animal suddenly have been rendered Ir- ington University in St. Louis. Even if it is, experts are split zil," are pretty remote. Never far beyond an undlfferentiated science at the University of Mas- relevant. The achievement raises count- on how similar a human clone mind the fact that blood cells ball of cells. sachusetts at Amherst. Around the world, biologists less questions about fate, immor- would be to Its progenitor. A don't have nuclei, so there's no So what is it about sheep? Pigs are advantageous for gathered at laboratory water- tality and the nature of self, but clone would look almost identical genetic material in them to clone. Nobody knows. But if someone transplants because they have coolers Monday to assess the none of that will apply to humans to the person who spawned it, So It's a bit too early to mourn can figure it out, they may be organs roughly the same size as latest installment in a gripping or anything else unless scientists biologists said, but personality or the End of Sex and declare a able to extend the cloning pro- corresponding human parts and biotech soap opera - the crea- can duplicate their feat in other susceptibility to some diseases Brave New World in which peo- cess to pigs, cows, maybe even aren't susceptible to mad cow tion, as if by magic, of a wee creatures. And years of failed could stUl vary quite a bit. Child- ple have first names and model people disease and related afflictions lamb named Dolly. experiments suggest that wont hood nutrition and even a moth- numbers. That would be a boon to the that can be passed to humans. 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Celina, For Ryan Gabel, every point on Ohio Ohio the tennis court gets him closer to victory, but more importantly, every "A" in the classroom gets him closer to law school. Clay broke his Rafferty brought The junior netter has put the "student" back in student- own school home one of three athlete, as he balances his tennis records in the 200- individual MAC duties with being a 4.0 finance meter and 400- championships for major. . Gabel was recently named a meter dashes at the Falcon women GTE Academic All-American - the MAC Champi- by claiming gold one of only 30 Falcons to ever onships, racing to in the high jump -receive the honor. runner-up finishes with a leap of 5 ■ "He's a great role model," BG tennis coach Jay Harris said. photo provided in both. feet, 8 inches. ;"He's extremely intelligent and ooachable and that rubs off on Falcon junior Ryan Gabel has put up some impressive numbers in his tennis career, but none more im- the other guys." pressive than his perfect grade point average. HONORABLE MENTION: Junior guard Sara Puthoff scored a Last season Gabel collected 24 career-high 32 points at Toledo and was named MAC Player of Gabel's intense demeanor The honor of being named to I, as a coach, may not be there," wins, the second highest in Bowl- the Week; Sophomore Jess LaFene (3000-meter run) and senior ling Green history. This season, helps him whether it's attacking the MAC SAC goes to a student- Harris said. "If there's a time the co-captain leads the team an opponent or a term paper. athlete that excels both academi- when a guy needs a peer to kick Nikki Sturzinger (shot put) also won MAC championships. with 11 wins and teams with "When I do something, I do it cally and in leadership skills. him in the butt, Ryan's going to full go," Gabel said. "Intensity Gabel took over as Bowling be there." THE FALCON ATHLETE OF THE senior Adam Tropp to form one WEEK is a joint venture of The BG News WBGU-FM of the top doubles tandems in the helps me get things done on the Green's MAC SAC representa- Gabel realizes that before a court and in the classroom." tive this semester for Dave Bru- person can attempt to lead, he and WBGU-FM Sports, the students' guides to oo -1 MAC BGSU athletics. ; Gabel chose BG over schools Coach Harris is also quick to howzki, who is studying abroad. must first earn their respect. 'with higher academic standards, compliment Gabel's all-out style. He joins volleyball player "I'm not the most athletically like Notre Dame, because it of- "Not only is he intense in Shayne Crumley, who represents talented guy, but they see that I'- fered the perfect blend of aca- matches, but he's intense every- the women's sports. ve worked hard to get where I'm demics and athletics. day in practice," Harris said. at," the netter said. "So they may Larkin now official "BG has a very good reputation "He is so mentally tough." "Ryan represents good bal- respect me in that way." academically and that's the name ance," said Associate Athletic Gabel finished third last year that's going to stay with me when In addition to his success on Director Shelley Applebaum, at the MAC Championships, after Cincinnati captain I try to get a job," Gabel said. and off the court, Gabel also who helped pick Gabel as BG's finishing second his freshman "The tennis program here fit serves as Bowling Green's rep- representative. "His leadership year. He'll look to improve on right in with that." resentative on the Mid-American qualities help him excel in both those finishes this year at the The Associated Press leagues with my brother," he With long hours spent on the Conference Student Advisory competition and in the class- MAC Championships held April said. court, one would think that aca- Committee. By representing room." 25-27 at Akron. PLANT CITY, Fla. ~ Barry Stephen Larkin is a first base- demics would be put on hold BG's 10 men's varsity sports, Gabel's leadership qualities Gabel is also looking forward Larkin is getting a "C" for cap- man in the Reds' minor league from time to time, but not in Gabel can offer conference ad- are a major asset to a young Fal- to the Western Michigan match tain on his uniform this year. The system who hasn't yet played Gabel's case. He uses the strict ministrators feedback, via con- con squad. on April 12. The Broncos are Cincinnati Reds are making his above the Class A level. schedule to help manage his time ference calls, about issues sur- "Ryan's a type of guy that's go- coached by Dave Morim, who unofficial status official. Shortly after winning the efficiently. rounding Falcon athletics. ing to help out with things when coached the Falcons last year. Islanderm m m trade. m rumors abound. - »°"This™ °is^w°^»°»°fF° his house, we're just sharing™" his The Associated Press making $852,500 in the last year was used to detect Gary Valk's Jim Bowden of his contract. He tried to shrug "...if we do not come stick above the crossbar when he Reds' general manager UNIONDALE, N.Y. - The NHL off the extra pressure Milbury knocked down Johnson's slap trading deadline isn't until put on the team. up with some points shot past Salo. Travis Green iced March 18, but the New York "Guys knew tonight that it was this week of some the game with a power-play goal "This is his house, and we're National League MVP Award for Islanders are getting a head start a huge game for us, whether two minutes later. just sharing his house on his way 1995, Barry Larkin signed a con- on the rumor mill. Mike said that or not," King said. substance to keep us to the Hall of Fame," said general tract extension to stay with his General manager Mike Mil- "We showed up and played in the race, I will be Former Islander Darius Kas- manager Jim Bowden, who hometown team at least through bury pronounced a five-game hockey, and that's all that mat- shopping players paraitis suffered a broken nose ordered the designation. 2000. The annual $5.3 million sal- span for his team as a barometer ters, whether we have a five- when Pilon fell on him in the The Reds have not had an offi- ary he accepted angered some as to whether he will clean house game deadline or not." around." third period. Kasparaitis argued cial captain since Dave Concep- members of the players' union, of some veterans or whether he The Islanders came out with with Fraser, who gave him uns- tion retired in 1988. But every- who thought it might hurt other will add some bodies for a intensity as the first period took portsmanlike conduct and mis- body - players and writers - players in negotiations. playoff run. almost an hour to play. Referee Mike Milbury conduct penalties. b went to Larkin anyway. Cincinnati later signed Bret After losing the first of those Kerry Fraser called 42 minutes Islanders general manager "Barry is the foundation on Boone, John Smiley, Jeff Brant- five games to Buffalo, the in penalties and the Islanders "Everybody sees it, right?" which this organization is built," ley and Jeff Shaw for less than Islanders bounced back to cap- found time to score twice, on Penguins coach Ed Johnston said. said manager Ray Knight. "The they might have gotten else- ture a 4-1 win over the Pitts- goals by Richad Pilon (his first in most important thing," Palffy "Everybody except the right man is a winner, and everything where. burgh Penguins on Sunday. two years), and Marty Mclnnis. said. "I got some points today, people. Did he break his own here starts with him." "Most trade rumors are noth- "They went after Ziggy (Pal- and I feel like I'm (getting) back, nose?" Larkin grew up In Cincinnati "There's no questio I that there ing more than pure speculation," ffy) right off the bat," Bowness but I can score more goals than I The Penguins have had few and as he enters his 12th season was a domino effect," Bowden Islanders coach Rick Bowness said of the early hitting. "If you have." breaks the last two weeks, losing at shortstop is arguably the Reds' said. "When your best player Is said. "It shouldn't affect the take a shot at him, we're going Niklas Andersson and Greg six of seven games. The most popular player. He has done willing to tell his teammates, 'I'll players. Anyone who's looking after them. You mess with our Johnson exchanged second- Islanders have to make some some local commercials but had take less to stay in Cincinnati be- for that is just looking for an ex- guy and we'll go after yours." period goals and the Penguins breaks or people will find new no major endorsement deals until cause it will allow us to make the cuse. (Rumors) are unavoidable." Palffy, who is in a goal-scoring started to apply pressure to To- places to play. after the 1996 season, when he team better,' that type of unsel- One of those involved in the slump (only two goals in his last mmy Salo, who wound up with 27 "I have no trouble telling you became the first shortstop to hit fish attitude permeates through- rumors Is forward Derek King, 12 games after 30 in his first 46), saves. that if we do not come up with 30 home runs and steal 30 bases out the clubhouse." who has 20 goals and 47 points, did add three assists. He said his The Islanders caught a break some points this week of some in a season. second on the team in scoring. frustration is compounded by the when an apparent Penguin goal substance to keep us in the race, Finally, the eight-time all-star, Larkin, who was a member of King is also an unrestricted free team's success. was disallowed at 7:05 of the I will be shopping players three-time Gold Glove winner the 1984 U.S. Olympic team, said agent after the season and is "We have to win, and that's the third period when a video replay around," Milbury said on Friday. and seven time Silver Slugger he always has put team goals , "On the other hand, if we're still can be seen in a Nike footwear ahead of individual goals. i in it when we come back from commercial and an ad for Game "I've made sacrifices for the Time is Running Out! that game in Washington (March Face clothing. team because I've been comfort- 2), I'll be actively seeking to get a That left Larkin just one major able here and the people in the VILLAGE GREEN player that will help get this team goal as a ballplayer. organization have always been into the playoffs." 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Student AcaWDM • y Thr Ami>M Ftea B> The Auoci* tos Trtm AITifnaatST Classified staff will be offering helpful opt as we* as offer- TANNING AI Tanas EST ing guidelines on how to have a successful EASTtRN OOMfssMCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Getaway Atlantic DMslon Ads proflf am on campus. For more information con CENTER AavOlcOMsto. tact the Office of Student Lile at 372-2643. W I. Pa. GB W I, T Pli 3 LOCATIONS Miami 42 13 .7«4 PhUadalphia 35 17 9 79 LAW SOCIETY :! New Jersey 372-6977 Giveaway New York 40 IS .727 2 29 18 12 70 Otno Northern School ol Law Orlando V 2S .528 13 Florida 28 19 14 70 The BG New* will MX fcmwsiif t> accept advcrti*meat* Wad. Feb. 26. flpm Rm 117 BA. WaNntUi 24 30 .444 173 NY Ranger. 28 26 9 65 Om&*nm**e.oieiHa*nic*'*t%minMxmH»*r*vij Pizza Provided Win Cash for Spring Break! Niwjnwy 16 38 296 2U Tampa Bay 23 29 7 53 •mJi v KKUI or % mop oa the bt Falcon junior Sara Puthoff was selected Mid-American Con- Caneallad SERVICES OFFERED ference Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive DaidfaMcCal Fab. 27,7pm Amani Room week, the league announced Monday. Caneallad The S-foot-9 guard from Chickasaw scored 23 points In a vic- FREE CELLUUR PHONE '00 tree minutes tory over Miami Wednesday before exploding for a career-high $'9 99 per month 32 in Bowling Green's 94-89 loss to MAC frontrunner Toledo Sat- Coma ona. coma all: Call Tadekbr details urday. She was quiet In the first half before going thermal and Good Morning Commuters: 418-35fr20O5 lighting it up for 28 points In the second period. Wad. Fab. 26 8:30-1030am OH Campus Sudani Canlar. main lounga Puthoff drained all 14 of her free throws In the two games, and Pregnant? is averaging better than 24 points per outing over the last two Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential 8 Canng weeks. 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center. Coma soa whal UAO is all about University Actvioes Organization Opsn Housa. sax • sax • sax • SBX Four BG students win Schick Super Hoops Thursday. February 27.6-8pm. Personalized Graduation Town Room -- 3rd Fl. Union Announcements Ouasoons? Call BJ Myers ©2-2343 48 hour service Four Bowling Green students captured the Buckeye Region sponsorsd by UAO Mm. order 0115 championship of Snick Super Hoops, part of the country's Stop in and see usl 353-7732 largest 3-on-3 collegiate intramural basketball tournament. sex • sex • SBX • SBX John Rakes, Brian Klaus, Kevin Brandy, and Greg Lammers DGR Meeting Wednesday 8 30pm formed the winning squad for the tournament that took place last 1007 BA Saturday at Ohio State. PERSONALS IPCCLUB BG softball struggles at UNLV Guest Speaker: Dr. Shavar 828 SPRING BREAK PACKAGE From Bia IPC Dept. Formal ainre and Irea pur- Boardwalk Beach Resort - Panama City's ia Spnng Break Headquarters Only 828 Per Per- The BG softball team faced some stiff competition at the Uni- 104 BA© 8:00pm soni Restrictions Apply. 1-800-224-4853. versity of Nevada-Las Vegas Softball Classic this past weekend, Wed. Fab. 28 posting a 1-4 record. "Eat at Burger King* The Falcons fell to Cal-Poly San Olispo on Friday 5-0, despite Wed. 4pm-6pm striking out 14 batters. Later that afternoon BG was handled by IS YOUR GROUP TRYING TO PUN A CAM- PUS PROGRAM? Please come lo Bia Pro- Mention Dance Marathon and Bay wil donate the Oregon Ducks 12-3. gramming Workshop on Tuesday, February a portion of the procede* to Bie krfsnt Saturday was not much kinder to the Falcons as they dropped 25,1887 at 7:00pm. in the Capital Room of Bia games to Loyola Marymount 3-1, and Washington 5-4. University Union. Staff from the Office ol Stu- —SEGA BOWL— dent Activities anil be on hand lo assist you in BG did manage to squeak a win out of the road trip in a 7-6 de- cutting through Bia red tape while planning a Ziggy Zoombas cision over Pacific. Jennifer Wolf Improved her record on the campus program. If you have any questions, Thursday 7- 10pm mound to 1-2 with the win. please feel free *> contact Bia Office of Student Support Dance Marathon Life at 372-2843. Questions 372-0530 ONE BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM Winthrop Terrace and KARAOKE Summit Terrace Apartments " BE THE STAR YOU ARE LASER LINDA 352-9135 SI or slop in our only office for more information Campus Quarters: Every Thurs. & Frl. : 9:30pm-1:30am SLImbo Contests: Thurs. & Fri. Checkers Pub: TONIGHT AT THE Every Sun., Tues., & Wed.: FREE Shuttle Service every 20 minutes 9:30pm-1:30am from school to home SLImbo Contests: Sun. & Wed. email: [email protected] Finals March 14 SUMMIT TERRACE WINTHROP TERRACE RON'S LASER KARAOKE OaTOUJ«v>>»xo:v:c««o:-»xxw>>xv The Bowl-N-Greeiiery AUTO REPAIR TIJUANA TUESDAY! JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE maks alt you can eat tocos effajitas, also including soup & WELDING SUMMER & FALL RENTALS salad bar, potato bar and beverages ~ SERVICE And... We're also serving our own (Too many to list) Seven Layer Salad! D SERVICE mi for in all your Only *5.S0 Is Large assortment of Houses, Duplexes, I III!Illl , and Apartments The Pheasant Room "Mllilll.lll.i.lillir New York Strip Steak Dinner Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of complete •your dinner includes an 8 oz "Hew yorkjtrip cooked to your •10% details and speak with our friendly staff! specification, tossed salad, potato, dinner rods, & butter. student 354-2260 Other sandwiches &?7.95 always available 353 John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster WJWW.V.VJ Meat Card Accepted 4:30 7:00 pm EOUAl HOUfsMQ (across from Taco Bell) 13040 BISHOP ROAD 0»»0»tu»nr •Big Charge Accepted 11:30 am ■ 1:30 pm & 4:30 ■ 7:00 pm I page eight The BG News Tuesday, February 25, 1997 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 25,1997 | BROADCAST STATIONS m , ,,M , , , , , 1 , , i i,, , rii^i: :t'^u^vvr,vi1 r ''iiv".ii»r'r i.;^ .ki' ,l *«i'!i ",!.i'--,-.ir,K.-TrT-)r,': i i ^HI HHBB I HI I II akv HII I I I I II i*.'rr,:f--7T*iiv»^. ,T,Tii ; , i:'!,.v■iv",i<.IHH ■I.-.VI.'.I.-'-TM.J 1 «D Ntwl I Tin City X ' All My Children I OntLHotoUvtX General Hospital X Roeie O'Oonnall Z Newsl |NewsX NewsX ABC News Entertain Hard Copy Rosesnne Drert C.'rey Home Imp. 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FACILITIES ON PREMISES RESERVED Coma and Sae What it n all about many rewarding leaching opportunities with Leaves from Ft. Lauderdalel spnngbreak PARKING. Wed Feb 26 at 8pm and 9pm CALL 1-800 ■« (re-oata FREE INFO 1-80 0-488-8828. travel com 1 800-678-6386. WWW.SANDPIPERBEACON.COM great benefits. For mformaton: (206) 071-3680 CALL D4G RENTALS AT (419) 2873233 AND AOd'AOICAOll DZ Delta ZetaDZ en. KSS442 (We are a research a publishing ASK FOR EVA OR ELL IE Congratulations Theresa Orenick and Wani E> gal involved with Dance Marathon? company). Cable Descrambler Kit the BGSU Precision Skating Team Coma to tha Security Meeting Tuas. 8pm 1007 $l 4.85 - See ALL the channels. Fun In the sun summer employment! Come be For Rent: 1 Woe* from campus, house 239 AOH'AOH'AOII on your Sliver Finish at the Tn State BA. 1-(800) 752-1388 a part of our world famous wawrpark. Dover Manvtlle. 3 bdrm, 1 bath. 1 bdrm apt 239 RUSH AC* Championships. l/2ManvJle.Call352 9392. Coma and maal tha woman of DZ Delta ZetaDZ Lake Waieroark it SO W Highland Rd. Saga- more Hills, OH 44087. All positions available. Please Buy My Car Alpha Omicron PI WANTED 1980 Ods Cutlass Free Feb rent. Female subleaaer needed im- Wadnaaday. Fab. 26th at 8pm and Opm so stop in ft pick up an application Mon.-Fri. be- meddtety. 2 blocks from campus. $i55/mo DZ Delta Zeta DZ tween 0-4 or call now. Akron (216)655-7846 New brakes $900 obo 354-1442. AOII houaa ia (ocaiad next to Prout HaH Jen Par* • How can we get internships on plus ual. 354-8271 AOH'AOirAOII Cleveland (216)467-7946 or 1-800-3 72- 7946 Florida Islands too. Congratulations Good Luck Looking for summer sub-eater for 97 or Georgetown Manor Apts someone looking to participate in ranting a 3 NOW HIRING COOKS Sanyo AMfM cassette 35x4. dlch face. and don't forget your suntan lotion $150 call Mike al 372-6238. 800 Third St Love your Sisters- bdrm house 4 blocks from campus for a 12 mo. Apply Between 2 ft 4 al Excellent one bdrm A two bdrm units avail, for Campua Polryeyes AnantIon BGSU DZDelta ZetaDZ lease Caff Miohelle 372-5151. 97-98. Reasonable rent and dose to campus. Spectacular booktides .'2002 Ihlnga lo do on 440 E. Court One female roomale for 97-96 school-year, sex •sex • SBX■SBX Check us out. Call 352-4966 a data' '2002 ways lo find.attract, and keep a Limited Time Only DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ Ow" room m house Call 353-4122. mae ' These are just a lew titles we carry. We Lettered BGSU jackets House* tor Rent The following houses are tor Congratulations Beth Matlera on your pearling POOL MANAGER wanted tor Private Club m also havw instrucDonal study guide books. For Scholarship Opportunity only $52 95 (reg sizes) rent tor 97-98 school year. All 12 mo leases, to Ben hkllard. Central Olao. Memorial Day - Labor Day; a tenants pay all uM, sec. dep.. parental guar- a tree catalog send SA SE lo : College Book WBGU88 i FM newly renovated facility, proper certification Check out lackel specials Savings Galore DZOZDZDZDZDZ antee req.no pets Mall 3905 Stevety Ave «2. Los Angeles. CA is seeking a new General Manager for tie levels required FOOD ft BEVERAGE SER- SBX'SBX'SBX'SBX 90006. These books and others are only 5.95. 1997-96 school year Looking for energetic, 1. 316 Ridge Rear -• 1 8R apartment 2 blocks VERS busy season opening in all areas in- creative person with leadership qualities This from campus. Avail. S/16/97. Rent $27Svmo. DZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZ doors and outdoors, day ft evening shifts scholarship covers tuition and general fees. Silver Bach Sir ad model 37 trumpet. Sell new- collected quarterly. Phone 353-4071 ask ten- Congralulaliona Knalen Paperbrock on your available. BARTENDERS, your experience tor 1600. my price, in great condition $650 Cal lavaiienng to Phi Kappa Tau Jim Gerrick. Turn in cover letter and resume to 321 West ants to view ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Granla A brings opportunity all summer. Manon Country 419-624-0298. OZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ Ha"'co Gal by March 10th. 2. 233 W. Merry-4 BR large house, must have scholarships available horn aponaoralll No Club, two miles sough of Marion off State 4 unrelated tenants. Avail. 8/18/97. Rent prapaymanla, ever!!! $SJCa»h tor coi- Summer roommate needed. Female, own Route 4.814-387-0974 $780/mo. collected quarterly Stop by and ask Iaga4$$. For Into: 1-aOO-?43-243S. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE CO-REC bdrm. $i97.507mo Call 354-3133 or 2-7356 REP. NEEDED-Telecom Company needs in- FOR RENT tenants to view. WHIFFLE BALL ■ FEB. 26; W.M, * CO-REC aakforBecca. ATTENTION'! Student Organizations Direc- dividual to represent them on campus. Earn 3. 734 Elm-Large 3 BR. 2 bath house, Avail VOLLEYBALL - MARCH S. ALL ENTRIES Summer Subleaaer needed great pt-Bme income. 'NOT prepaid cards or 8/16797 Rent $780/mo collected quarterly. tones and Spring Semester Supptements are ARE DUE BY 4:00PM IN 130 PERRY FIELD available - free of charge • while supplies last in Rent Negotiable MLM No investment Call 937 3997319 FOR Phone 354-6114 ask tenants to view. HOUSE. Tha Office of Student Life. 405 Saddtomire Call Anna 354-2163 INTERVIEW " Renting Fast " For more Information or lo sign a leas*, Student Services. These directories include Apts. ft Houaee contact Arbor Enterprises at 354-2854. LORAIN COUNTY STUDENTS Student Painters is currently hiring hard work- the organizations that are registered on cam- 97-88 School Year Locally owned snd minsged. Paid Summer Intemehipe Available ing, motivated individuals to fill management pus as well as contact people and phone num- House*/1 A 2 bdrm turn. apts. year. 9 mo.. A In ComnvlPC, Marketing. PR, posihons in select Cleveland, Columbus. 316E Morrys bers lor each group. Get your copy NOW - HELP WANTED Dayton, ft Toledo suburbs, aa well as owllng summer leases 352-7454 Social Work, Peych. Education, Recreation, 630 N Summit b auppses are limited. Green Co-op and inlernsNp credit avail, while Acd, Finance, Geography, History 1-2 bedrooms Applications In Co-op Office: earning $7,000-9.000. Manager positions are $1500 weakly potential mailing our circulars. for 1-4 students Must subls. 640 8th St., 2 bdrm apt. Spacous CAMPUS POLL YE Y ES 310 Student Services filled on a first come, first qualified basis. For No experience required Begin now. For info Also Rooms avail, and more living. Incl. membership to spa A pool. Avail. (Your Pizza Connection) LORAIN COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY more info please call 1 -800-543-3783 call 301-429-1326. now until Aug $425 mo. plus unl. Deposit req Alao Featuring: Stuffed BreadsDcks, Cafzones, Summer Business irrigation sales ft installa- 1 419-278-8922. Pasta. Subs. Salads. Nachoa, Burntos, A OPEN SKATING FOR STUDENTS "BILLING ENTRY" tion. Vehicle required SflOOO/summer. Call Listing Avail. 24 Hrs Now accepting Rental Aplhcabons for Fall And Great Soups Over 40 World Class Imported A 1 600-3814074 BGSU ICE ARENA ••« 15-10 15PM Steady work, excellent income. Flexible hours. 316 F. Merry S3 Summer leases. Call 354-8600 Domestic beers and wines. Visit our dining Or Call 353-0325 room at 440 E, Court (nail to Ihe smoke stack) EVERY TUES. 13 PLUS SKATE RENTAL Knowledge of Windows helpful. Call THE CLEVELAND YACHTING CLUB 600-635-0553. trom9am to9pm Free Del! very 352-9636 Now Renting Rooms " *Ctos.d«an'"06eidian"" Full Time Summer Posrjons At Beautiful Lake Spnng Semester CN O' S>g Ep * Chi O * Sig Ep PHI KAPPA TAU-PHI KAPPA TAU- Front Yachting Club Seeks Friendly Team The Brothers of Phi Kappa Tau would like to Writers, salespeople, 6 desktop publishers 12 month leases starting May 1997: Call 353-0325 needed > Call 372-2440 for more info Meetings Players. Will Train Oualified Candidates As The sisters of CN Omega would like to thank thank all tieir dates tor making our formal an 408 E Court (B-1BR Duple<-iper tha brothers of &gma Phi Eps-lon lor a great are held each Mon.. 9pm & 202 West Hall enjoyable time and a great success Servers son $345.UU One A Two bdrm apts. available. University *"'Ob3Klian"*Obs>dian"' 609 Filth SI.-2BR Home-2person-$460.Util cme at the tea' PHI KAPPA TAU-PHI KAPPA TAU" Busses Courts A University Village located at dough Steve Smith 352-6917 (no calls after 8pm) 250 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS Host/Hostess andMercer.Call352^i64 needed' Private, coed summer camp in Po- Could you lose up to 30 lbs by Spring Break? Players needed for Club Baseball call Bartenders One bdrm apt. two blocks from downtown BG. cono Mint, NE Pennsylvania, Lohikan, Box Dock Attendanls/Groudkeepers Yea You Can! New Metabolism break through. 372-5852 quiet neighborhood, very nice, no pets. Call 303-661-0162. 234BG, Kenilworth, NJ 07033 (906) 276-0996 Lileguards 704 5th St. " 2 bdrm furnished " leasing for fall '97 (9 or 12 mo.) for summer only $600 " t330'mo-unl Avail March 1. Call 287-4943 RUSH PHI MU Blood Drive Coordinator: Coordinate activi 352-3445 between 9am ft 9pm Danca Marathon RUSH PHI MU ties tor Bowling Green State University blood- Incentive Programs/Flexible Hre/Eicellent Subleasers Needed NOWI In Camb>*dgo Attention Moralers: RUSH PHI MU mobiles throughout the year Responsibilities Pay Avail. for rent Aug. 1.1997 Commons Interviews Taken Now For Best Posnons Mandatory Morale Training include presentations for student groups, writ- Close to univ. Year lease required. 2 bdrm. 2 bathroom, $450/month. Avail, til Au- gust Call 353-2189. Wed.Feb 26930pm 1007BA ten communication, development of campaign Etc apt. 443N. Enterprise. $250. SCHOLARSHIP REMINDER'"! strategies. Musi have high school diploma and Wednesday Thru Sunday 3 bdrm. apt. 443 N Enterprise, available be a current student at BGSU. Prefer previous 200 Yacht Club D-ive 8/1/97. $550 Students who are intending on applying for the communications/rnarkeDng experience Send Rocky River, OH 44118 Call 686-4651, appointments only. Alumni Chapter Scholarships muetsubmrt their resumes to the Student Coop Office 310 Stu- (218)333-1155 appkcaQons to the Milan Alumni Canter BY dent Services. 5:00 pm. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24. Ask For Kathy/Mark D ft G RENTALS - ONLY 3 UNITS LEFTHALl Extra applications are available at the Alumni CAMP WAYNE, (sister half of brother/sistar OF OUR UNITS ARE WITHIN 2 BLOCKS OF Center. camp, Northeast Pennsylvania CAMPUS. NOW RENTING FOR FALL, AT- eflfEfe^A 6/22-6/20/97.) Have Ihe moat memorable Wanted 87 students. Lose 8 -100 lbs. New me- TRACTIVE WELL MAINTAINED UNITS: tabolism breakthrough. Dr. recommended summer of your Kiel Coaches, teachers, stu- 606 E. WOOSTERSPACIOUS DUPLEX LO- Guaranteed. $30 cost. Free gift Management Inc. dents. Pre-requtsite: Must love children, enjoy CATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM CAM- 1-600-4357591 353-5800 living and working m a group situation. On PUS. UPPER UNIT - 2 BDRM/MAX OCCUP Campus interviews March 17th in the Fort 'Fairy Tale House in Perrysburg needs 4. RESERVED PARKING. New New New New New ■^Ma?* Room. CaH 1 -800-279-3019 (or more informa- happy.enthusiastic, dependable person to 214 S. COLLEGE/ 2 BDRM HOUSE - MAX Pon. keep it shiny bright. 14-16 hours a week, in- OCCUP4 RESERVED PARKING New cluding summertime. Work schedule adaptable Help me I need to go home1 Sublease ASAP 3 New Apartments tor Fall 1997 bdrm house w/2 other females Wa- to BGSU schedule Please email emc- croogbgnet Dgsu.eduor call 372-WORK: 1 & 2, 71 ON. Enterprise. sher/dryer.$l 75 per/mo. Ask for Dab or Jena- SEAFOOD !W 354-3106. Rent starts at $375/mo. + utilities COUNSELORS ■ INSTRUCTORS neededi FOR SALE SUMMER 100 positions! Coed summer camp Pocono IMAGINE Mtt., PA. 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