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Tuesday, April 19, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 77, Issue 134 Men sing Downtown to receive facelift karaoke by Richard Leva News staff writer for tour Downtown Bowling Green is by Courtney B.Gangeml going to get a facelift. News staff writer City officials, along with the mayor's office and the Down- Song will fill the air today in town Business Association, is the University Union Oval in the working together to renovate second day of the BGSU Men's the historic district (which in- Chorus Karaoke-A-Thon. cludes Main, Wooster and The event began Monday at 9 Court streets) of downtown am. in the oval and will end at 9 Bowling Green. tonight. Everyone is invited to In city council chambers on karaoke for free during the Thursday, May 5, mayor Wes- event. Singers may purchase ley Hoffman will name a spe- their performance on tape for $1. cial task force to work on this "Stop by and sing one of your project. The renovation will favorite songs with us," said Da- take several years to complete vid Dobson, member of the but a few buildings will proba- chorus. bly be worked on this year The BSGU Men's Chorus is fol- while more will be renovated in lowing the words along the 1995. screen for 36 hours to help de- Jim Tinker, director of the fray costs of the recent men's DBA, said he will recommend chorus spring tour. The Men's the task force install new, or- Chorus spring tour toured during namental lampposts and re- spring break last month and place existing sidewalks with visited Washington D.C., Balti- either brick or a cement mix- more, New York, Rochester and ture that looks like brick. Warren, Ohio, according to "I don't actually think it will Aaron Zink, vice president of the be brick," Tinker said. "There chorus. is a process now where you can have processed cement poured Members of the chorus per- formed a small audition to be- into form so it looks like brick come a part of the group. but it is a lot less expensive." "If you can carry a tune, you're Another possible change pretty much in," Zink said. would include removing all parking meters located along nic pkou BGSU Men's Chorus apparel the sidewalks of the historic and recordings will be sold dur- district. Tinker said city coun- Main Street has changed significantly in the past few years. Fin- sen to update their look for '90s. ders Records and Tapes Is Just one of many stores that have cho- ing the long hours of singing, ac- cil is close to putting this legis- cording to Dobson. lation into law. Last semester the group hosted fronts. Other ideas are more "It was forwarded to council the historic part of the down- regional coordinator of the draw it as it is, and make some the Hot Tub-A-Thon and Zink and now it needs three read- town area. In order to meet this OHPO, may be used by the city suggestions of how that build- conservative such as removing said they believed it was very ings to become law and it has goal, the DBA has been work- task force as a blueprint for ing might be restored accord- inapporpriate signs and reo- successful. had its first reading already," ing closely with the Ohio His- the renovation. ing to federal standards." pening original windows. Tinker said. "Parking would be toric Preservation Office, an "One of my many functions According to Johnson, some "We're hoping this fundraiser free but there would be a two agency committed to maintain- is to educate people about and of the proposed changes to Tinker said renovating the will be just as successful," Zink hour limit." ing Ohio landmarks. promote preservation activi- building storefronts are con- downtown area is important said. Most of the renovation work Architectural designs from ties," Johnson said. "So the as- sidered "drastic". These because it will help keep the The funds will also help pay the will concentrate on restoring University students taught by signment for the class was for changes include completely city psychologically healthy as costs of a recording session in the building fronts located in Maura Johnson, the northwest each student to take a building, rebuilding existing store- well as economically strong. which the chorus will participate, according to Zink. Council honors USG presents Health care Ziance for work accolades to by John Gibney "We thank and commend Scott clash goes on News staff writer for his loyal service and civic duty as a member of city coun- byChrWoplterCOBnell Bowling Green City Council cil," Kepke said. staff, students The Associated Press honored former council member Also Monday, the dry agreed and University alumni, Scott that C. Duncan Industries, Inc. by Lawrence Herman WASHINGTON - Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell Ziance, for his dedication and will not be taxed on recently pur- News staff writer sparked fresh debate among fellow Democrats by suggesting contribution to the city at its chased laser equipment used for ways to make President Clinton's health care plan less costly. meeting Monday night cutting steel The company, a Undergraduate Student Government honored faculty members, The White House said it wasnl endorsing any compromises. major supplier to Volvo Trucks, graduating seniors and students for their dedication and commitment Rep. Pat Williams, D-Mont, said Monday the House subcom- City Council New will keep existing jobs, and also during the past year in an awards banquet Monday night at the Ice mittee he heads will begin work Thursday on a version that does Business create two new positions because Arena. The banquet began with Jason Jackson summing up his two not include one of the most controversial elements of Clinton's of the purchase. . years as USG president. Jackson is graduating at the end of this se- plan. Under Ohio law, companies are mester and this was his last full meeting as president. Jennifer Mat he Alliances envisioned in the Clinton plan would pool large taxed for both earnings and in- will be sworn in as president at next Monday's meeting.
HH Two University students ^H Bowling Green landow- *^H The BG baseball team, RSI Today...Mostly cloudy E£*|| take too honors at the 24th ■■ ner Richard Newlove an- IM led by Rob Kallage, took bO with a 40 percent chance of INSIDE ■**« annual Corpus Christi in- B*^J nounces his candidacy for BaaBj three out of four games BJ rooming showers... Becom- ■-*J ternational Concerto Com- W^% State Central committee- IJPJ from Eastern Michigan pjl lng partly sunny in the L**j petition in Corpus Christi, §»■ man for the Democratic CJ over the weekend. Ipl afternoon. Hleh 65 to 70 U Texas. 1*9 P"rty Kji a>Page7. EJ Southwest winds becoming |gg| » Page 4. ■■■ P&l northwest winds 10 to 20 N EW S | |iB*l mph. The Editorial Page The BG News page two Tuesday, April 19,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor
Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor
Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor Guilty or not, Dr. Death wins Dr. Jack Kevorkian, who recently admitted on videotape to aiding the euthanization of a 30-year-old victim of Lou Gehrig's disease, goes on trial in Michigan today on charges of breaking a Reagan 'Left' out of history state law banning assisted suicide. In any other situ- ation, this would seem like an open-and-shut case. In Since Ronald Reagan left of- As a result, Reagan chose to with food and housing benefits this instance, there are some extenuating circum- fice In January of 1969, the polit- reduce tax rates and return the Included In the figures, the pov- stances. ical Left has done everything In money to whom It belonged - the erty rate dropped to 11.6 percent First, the Supreme Court has ruled the Michigan Its power to rewrite the history American people. in 1988. law against assisted suicide unconstitutional. Sec- of his presidency. This Is a historical fact which All of these successes are ondly, according to University of Detroit Mercy law The Left has always hated seems to have been forgotten by noted without even mentioning professor Stephen Safranek, "The jury can always Ronald Reagan. They hate him many. the dramatic triumphs Reagan choose, no matter how overwhelming the evidence because his presidency proved The simple fact is Reagano- displayed In the foreign policy is, to let a person go free." Kevorkian's lawyer be- that the liberal policies which mlcs was enormously successful. arena, most notably the release lieves "no jury will ever convict Jack Kevorkian." dominated public policy before James Yet the liberal Indictment of of the hostages from Iran just Thirdly, if found guilty, Kevorkian could appeal to him were utter failures. Reagan and his policies have be- after his Inauguration, to the the very court which ruled the Michigan law uncon- For the last 25 years the Walters come a ritual-like chant for the success he ultimately achieved in moderate and conservative men Left. bringing down the Soviet Union stitutional. This would mean all the hype regarding and women on the political Right "The rich got richer and the and its domination of Eastern Kevorkian's actions and their relation to the anti- have focused their energies on the Evil Empire. Through this poor got poorer," chant the Europe. assisted suicide law will have been little more than a electing presidents and creating policy of peace through strength, bleeding hearts on the Left What you have read in the par- good example of bad bureaucracy in action and and enacting new public policies Reagan ultimately caused the The fact Is all income groups agraphs above ia the truth about Michigan will be forced to do away with the law, that work. We have been more fatal demise of the Soviet Union experienced significant income Ronald Reagan and his presi- much like the states of the Deep South which were successful than we ever and brought about the beginning gains from 1980 to 1989, despite dency. forced to do away with unconstitutional 'Jim Crow' dreamed. of the end of communism around the 1981-1982 recession. For all Simply stated, Ronald Reagan laws when the Civil Rights movement was coming to But while we have been hard at the world. U.S. households, the mean aver- Inherited an economy which was a head. Kevorkian himself has begged the jury to work, the losers on the Left have These are the facts. But at the age of real Income rose by 15.2 m the midst of its worst crisis convict him. been busily rewriting history. No heart of attacks on the Reagan percent - from $33,409 to $38,493 since the Great Depression. In Whether or not Michigan's law banning assisted wonder we hear with increasing presidency are attacks on Rea- in 1990 dollars - from 1980 to January 1981, the unemployment regularity that the 1980s were a ganomics. The Left consistently 1989, compared with a 0.8 decline rate stood at 7.4 percent, on its suicide is right or wrong, Michigan's legislative decade of greed and Ronald Rea- misrepresents, and often flat-out from 1970-1980. way to 10 percent. branch of government should have more respect for gan Is at fault for just about eve- lies, about Reaganomlcs. The Left also Ukes to claim Persistent double digit Infla- higher powers. For the state to act in defiance and rything. One of the great lies of the Left social spending was drastically tion pushed Interest rates to 21 continue to enforce a law that has been found uncon- But the facts belie the rhetoric is that Reagan claimed we could reduced under Reagan, much to percent Income of the average stitutional would be reminiscent of the old Jim Crow of the Left As a champion of reduce tax rates. Increase the detriment of the poor in American had been falling since South. If the jury finds Kevorkian not guilty, he will what is right and what is Just, I government spending and bal- America. 1976. go free. However, the state law that has already been must help to set the record ance the federal budget all at the Nothing could be further from deemed unconstitutional will still stand. Thus, a not straight same time. the truth. The outgoing president warned guilty verdict would be an ethical loss for Kevorkian. The raw economic facts for the Let's look at the real record. In Total federal payments for In- of a bleak future, and America A guilty verdict would most likely result in a suc- Reagan years cannot be credibly September of 1980, Reagan did dividuals rose from $344.3 billion had lost respect around the disputed. From 1982 to 1990 the call for substantially reducing in 1981 to $412 billion in 1989, In world, seen as a power in decline. cessful appeal and a bigger victory for Kevorkian. United States experienced 96 tax rates. Increasing defense 1982 dollars. This represents a That era essentially coincides Thus, we side with Kevorkian's plea for the jury to straight months of economic spending and moving toward a 19.7 percent Increase In spend- with the Carter Adminst ration, convict him. The ensuing appeal process would be growth, the longest peacetime balanced budget by 1983. ing. which represents the last tune chaotic and tortuous. However, in this case, it is not expansion in our history. It was the logical thing to do at Analysis of these figures liberal pol icles reigned over our only the best way to right a wrong, but could possibly Twenty million new Jobs were the time, because nearly every shows spending on programs nation (until now). result in the sort of landmark decision necessary to created, most of which were economic forecaster, Including which provide Income, food, force the state of Michigan to bring its laws back to high-skill and high-paying. Infla- the Congressional Budget Office, housing, health care, education Two years into Reagan's presi- 1994. tion rates fell from double-digit predicted large. Increasing fed- and training, and social services dency the economy began to re- figures to the range of two to eral budget surpluses for the to poor families increased sub- cover. The recovery was strong three percent per year, and in- next five years. stantially - In constant dollars - and sustained, outlasting the The BG News Staff terest rates also fell dramatically In September of 1980, the eco- from 1981 to 1989. Reagan Presidency by two years. and stayed down. nomic consensus predicted a The Reagan years can hardly So began the decade in which The stock market soared to re- federal deficit of $23 billion for be called a time of neglect of America regained her sense of photo editor Ross Wcitzncr cord levels, nearly tripling in 1981, a surplus of $2 billion on poorer Americans. In fact, the pride, and reclaimed her rightful assistant photo editor Nathan Wallace value. 1982, and surpluses of $50 billion most persuasive argument of this position as leader of the free sports editor Mark DcChant Government revenues, at the In 1983, $106 billion in 1984 and Is the decline in poverty Itself world. assistant sports editor Randy Setter federal, state and local levels, $182 billion in 1985. during Reagan's years In the assistant sports editor Mike Kazimorc nearly doubled, allowing for the In the context of Bill Clinton's Oval Office. This Is the truth about Ronald Insider managing editor Joe Pciffer largest Increase in social spend- liberal tax-and-spend policies When Reagan took office the Reagan's Presidency. special projects editor Dawn Keller ing In history. and the resulting huge budget poverty rate bad been rising So, in sincere thanks to our Na- assistant special projects editor Leah Barnum We also financed an enormous deficits of today, I know this Is from 11.4 percent In 1978 to 14.0 tion's 40th President, I say, "God copy chief Meridilh McCrackcn buildup in America's military hard to Imagine. But it was real- percent In 1980. Within 18 bless you, Mr. President, and power, allowing us to stand up to ity m 1980. months this trend reversed, and thank you." LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The BG News Editorial Office sacrificed and worked hard to Center? That way, we can think find homosexual lifestyles licen- New name needed have money to give their chil- of Olscamp as we wipe and flush tiously hedonistic and wrong. editor 372-6966 forOlscamp dren to send them off to college. As long as the term "homo- Insider 372-6967 Finally, let us remember the ' Steve Lake wood phobe" is tagged oh to someone managing editor 372-2603 building reason for the existence of this Junior who simply disagrees with the assistant managing editor 372-6968 building, and this entire campus Management homosexual lifestyle and agenda, news editor 372-2952 The BG News: for that matter, the students. I will proudly wear the badge. city editor 372-6968 Let's remember those students Jeans Day: sports editor 312-2832 "Olscamp has been Instrumen- who had to come up with money Brad Baker editorial 372-2604 tal in creating an environment for for books and tuition, food and Right goal, Senior excellence on this campus... Ols- board without help from our fa- Graphic Design camp was also instrumental In milies, even when the all-know- wrong forum 204 West Hall the process of approval and plan- ing Financial Aid Office told us Bowling Green Stale University The following ore excerpts from ning for this new classroom," ac- our families were rich and that Letters to the Editor in response "How, I ask, cau a practically Bowling Green, Ohio 434034726 cording to Mahaney, president of we didn't deserve financial aid. to the April 13 editorial "Jeans reflexive act be construed as [email protected] the Board of Trustees. Let's remember those students signify equality for all." supporting any one cause or an- Can anyone answer me a ques- who had to put up with the rising The News thanks all of those other? If the organizers of 'Jeans Day' desire that people will de- Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in tion? costs of tuition, tuition costs who responded. Has Mahaney been to BG re- which went up faster than the cide to support homosexual this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly cently? As for Olscamp being rate of Inflation. I *ve gotten to know quite a few rights and equality, then rallying prohibited. "instrumental," well, if I was Olscamp doesn't deserve to be people at this University that are behind an almost unconscious The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and building a monument to myself, I recognized. He hasnt done any- different from myself, that is not dress code would seem to deva- is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the would want to contribute as thing to be honored. The students to say that-1 support or condone lue any real commitment to the summer. much as possible to Its creation, who put up with the hassles every action they choose to take should be the ones to be honored. In this Ufa. That would be short- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any just as long as I still got paid for If, because of my ignorance, or errors in stories or photograph descriptions. it. It's our hard work and dedication lighted and would show a lack of to this University that needs to maturity and I am certainly not because,I Just plain forgot, I Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student Yes, Mr. Mahaney, Olscamp wore non-jeans on 'Jeans Day,' I body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in gets paid to be "Instrumental" In be recognised, not an overpaid going to abandon a lifetime of va- lues simply so I can become "o- am immediately branded a 'ho- columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG bringing about this building. paper pusher who doesat even want to give the students the pen-minded." mophobe.' Now what was It you News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 Let's start off with the people of were saying about stereotypes? Ohio, whose generous contribu- time of day. Someone once said, "You have words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and tions, sometimes called taxes, But If this University must to stand for sgsjtjflflag or you'll University affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit helped pay for this building. Let's name aaaetMt after Olscamp, fall for anything.'' As for myself, Jeffrey Ohlmann Graduate Student any and all letters. not forget moms and dads or how about the i eat moms in the I'll have to stand with the majori- other family and friends as they University Union or the Rec ty of the American populous and Music History
U I The BG News Headlines Tuesday, April 19, 1994 page three
THEY SAID IT "If it hadn't been heroin, it would have been booze or cappucino. Drugs were just a small part of Kurt."
■Krist Novoselic, bassist for the band Nirvana, on ITHREEApril 1 9 19 9 4 the suicide of Kurt Cobain.
Swimming with Sharks ACROSS THE STATE Proficiency testing "There are so many parts in- volved in the test that even if the under investigation students saw a small portion of it, it would not require invalidation AKRON - A school administra- of their test scores," he said. tor is under investigation for al- John Ware, an assistant state legedly copying portions of a attorney general, said he did not ninth-grade proficiency test and know how many copies of the test distributing it as a practice test, a were passed out or who might state official said Wednesday. have received them. Claudia Speakman, an attorney If the state determines Feola for the Ohio Department of Edu- copied the test, he could face cation, said David Feola, an assis- suspension or revocation of his tant principal at Garf ield High teaching license, and oosslble School, is being investigated. criminal charges, Ware said. She declined to comment fur- Judy Barbao, a deputy press ther. secretary in the attorney gen- "It is an ongoing investigation, eral's office, said Wednesday that and I don't know when it will be the agency would not comment completed," she said. further on the matter while It Feola could not be reached for remains under investigation. comment. He did not return a call to the high school Wednesday. The investigation began in the Religious views cause Akron school district last school for dismissal year when another district's superintendent found a teacher FAIRBORN, Ohio - A part-time distributing a practice test that instructor at Wright State Uni- appeared to include parts of the versity was relieved of his teach- ' state proficiency exam, said in g duties after students accused Karen Ingraham, a spokeswoman him of injecting religious views for Akron schools. into a class on evolution, the That district was not identified. school said Tuesday. Dan Scott, 43, of Springfield, The proficiency test is re- deviated from the course curric- AP PtiMo/Ktvln Kolciynikl quired for graduation beginning ulum by expressing views of Emily Scboop, left, and Laura Thomas, both of Wooster, Ohio, have The landshark Is a radio broadcast facility on wheels used to pro- with this year's seniors. creationism, said Wright State fun with the Universal Studios Florida's landshark parked in front mote a new thrill ride based on Steven Spielberg's 197S movie Akron school officials in- spokeswoman Lynette Heard. of the White House during a promotional tour In Washington, D.C. "Jaws." vestigated allegations that the "He was inserting his personal practice test originated with religious views into the course Feola, Bill Spratt, Akron assistant content after being asked not to," superintendent, said. she said. "And his personal relig- ACROSS "We sent all the data we had ious views were offensive to collected to the state in the fall of some students." 1993, and it's really out of hands Creationism, the Bible's ver- THE NATION until the State Board of Educa- sion of how life began, says God tion makes a determination," said created the Earth and life on it. Arnold divorce pending the Arnolds, the publications "That was the requirement - the end we had to have a cohesive Spratt. He would not say what in- Evolution says plants and ani- six months," said Bruce Blair, a chain of command. vestigators found. mals originated and developed said. Spratt said students who saw from pre-existing organisms. LOS ANGELES -- TV star Arnold's series, "Tom," still former Strategic Air Command has four episodes to tape this officer who analyzed nuclear war Compiled from staff and wire the practice tests will not be pe- Compiled from staff and wire Roseanne Arnold filed for di- nalized. vorce today from her husband, year. Mrs. Arnold is the show's programs in the 1980s. "And at reports. reports. Tom, a spokeswoman said. executive producer, but the Papers were filed this morning Hollywood Reporter said her in- for Mrs. Arnold, who is out of volvement in the show is mini- town, said publicist Jennifer Al- mal. Bowl -n- Greenery heasant Room len. Mrs. Arnold didn't make a VHXAGE GREEN The star of the ABC comedy scheduled appearance on a local "Roseanne" took the action three television news broadcast today. APARTMENTS days after a shouting match re- Daily Variety reported that she portedly erupted Friday between planned to travel to Europe on the couple on the set of her se- vacation. ries. The argument was reported r by the trade papers Daily Variety and the Hollywood Reporter. Doomsday Project dies Tom Arnold is executive pro- nachos, ducer of "Roseanne" and also NEW YORK - A supersecret, burritos & more! STEAK stars in his own sitcom, "Tom," $8 billion project designed to on CBS. Allen, of PMK public re- keep the government functioning BEVERAGE INCLUDED lations, which also represents after a nuclear attack has gone Arnold, said they had no com- the way of the Cold War, The New NIGHT ment from him. York Times reported today. The couple married in January The "Doomsday Project," as it LUNCH &** 99 New York or 1 & 2 (Bedroom Apartments 1990. is known, will be abandoned, ac- 11:30-1:30^°» Ribeye Steaks According to the Hollywood cording to military officials for Summer 2(entaC Reporter, the Arnolds argued quoted in the newspaper. potatoes & salad over the parameters of a three- With the project, the Pentagon sought to create an unbreakable DINNER * m 75 way "marriage" to the couple's m m 2 Blocks from Campus assistant, Kim Silva. The Arnolds chain of command for military 4:30-7 9 m, DINNER * go have described the "marriage" as and civilian leaders that could a publicity prank. withstand a 6-month war, includ- 5-7pm ^W» 4SO Lehman 354-3533 Mrs. Arnold fired Silva and ing a sustained nuclear attack on changed the locks to the door of Washington, D.C. the couple's production office, the publications said. The Hollywood Reporter said Mrs. Arnold also posted a securi- ty guard outside the couple's Brentwood home. 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"No one was put there at The Link is sponsoring the ar- just from seeing their name in rival of the Parents of Murdered the news." to recruit clergy Children Memorial Wall to the try Mtcolt PMtwch Woodland Mall. Today and The program sponsored the tomorrow the Memorial Wall will Memorial because The Link vol- News contributing writer be on display during regular unteers work with family mem- business hours. bers who have had homicide in Despite a recent study winch snowed the number of young people joining the priesthood and sisterhoods Is rtiir rwslng. Has their families and to "support Julie Broad well, coordinator of Diocese of Toledo will offer an Informative session for those In- those who we support through terested In pursuing vocations in the Catholic faith. the Victims Advocacy Program, the program." said the purpose of the Memorial From July 22 to July 24 the diocese will offer a Life Awareness Wall is to "pay tribute to those The wall is at the mall as a pre- Weekend for Catholic adult men and women between the ages of whose lives have been affected lude to National Victims Rights 18 and 45. by murder or homicide." Week designated from April 24 to The Pilgrim House In Carey, Ohio will host the weekend of 30. The Parents of Murdered presentations, group discussions, consultation, prayer and aerial The names being displayed on Children organization wants to time, accoi ding to Sister Joyce Marie Bates, the associate direc- the wall were put there by family bring publicity to the fate of their tor of the ministry and adult formation department for the Dio- members to commemorate those cese of Toledo. TfceBCNcwiAlMiWtlnncr loved ones and to heighten who have died. In addition to vic- awareness regarding homicide." The goals of the weekend are to help the adults achieve an un- Woodland Mall patrons atop to check the names of deceased tims, the wall also lists survivors derstanding of what it means to be a priest, sister or brother. Bates said. The issikxi will also enable participants to explore children at the Parents of Murdered Children Memorial Wall. of attempted homicide, Broad- Representatives from P.O.MC different vocational lifestyles In religion and determine the re- by Cynthia Kent her life. But for some, the loss of well said. and Victims Advocacy Program wards and responsibilities of taking up a devoted religious life. News staff writer a loved one due to a violent crime will be on hand during the dis- Bates added. "[The families] decided to put can be more difficult to handle. play to answer questions and "I do believe that there are a lot of young men and women who the victim's name on the wall on Everyone has to deal with a provide literature about their are waiting to be challenged, looking for something to mate a total volunteer basis," Broad- programs. family death sometime in his or To honor murdered children. themstepoutofthemJunstre«mandmalwacommitiiMmt."sald Father Herb Weber, pastor of St. Thomas More. "This weekend will be a good opportunity to do it." The Life Awareness weekend la sponsored by the Calling Newlove to run Society offers Forth Team of the Ministry and Adult Formation Department, the Vicar for Seminarians and the Serra Clubs of the Diocese «f choicesfor pets Toledo, Bates said. for Democrats "Women and men representing various religious •■■'- '- ties, along with diocesan priests, will conduct the weekend with by Richard Lava * Tan Stalls overlooked," Baldwin said. for putting the animals out and the assistance of the Serran members," Bates said. News staff writer This Is unfortunate because News staff writer driving away," Spontelli said. the committee Is the govern- "It's sad because they'll be half- For those students who are HJW '-frTtr -111 n-t TT prr—iimrl fnr snr rnmmlrnasnt ilm kit Bowling Green landowner ing body of the Ohio Demo- grown kittens and puppies with the session since the weekend will be "a time to receive infor- Richard A. Newlove will run cratic Party for the next two thinking of abandoning their pets their collars on and no one comes mation and be open to the Spirit," she said. after this semester ends, think for State Central Committee- years." for them." man of the Democratic Party. Baldwin said the election for again. Many more humane op- ' 'Demo- these party offices takes place tions are avail- able. crat* In our against many other more visi- Some pets ble races like those for gov- Fifth Con- are found half- £k OL gressional ernor and Congress. He said starved and District voters have the tendency to wandering the have a overlook other positions. UAO Brings Acts To BGSU! superb Newlove also believes this streets. Most Who Do You Want? choice for are taken di- position has the tendency to be rectly to the State Cen- overlooked. city pound tral Commit "This is not the type of of- Please Rank (I-10) Please Rank (1-10) teeman ," where they are fice people are interested in," usually put to said Allen R. _ 4 Non Blonds Jeff Dunham Newlove said. "I want to get sleep within a week. Some ani- Baldwin, chairman of the my message to the people." Judy Tcnuta Wood County Democratic mals, if they are adoptable, may Smashing Pumpkins Party. Newlove said he has a lot to be kept alive longer. According to Christy Spontelli, Ace of Base Paula Poundsionc The non-paid positions of offer the state. He has 25 a member of the board of direc- Democratic State Coramit- years of experience in both Inner Circle Bobcat Goldlhwail Igsjajsjp and Conunitteewoman state and local government tors for the Wood County Hu- will be elected at the May 3 and he said he has a good feel mane Society, many students Gin Blossoms Pam Slone Democratic Primary from the for the district have no home for their pets once Northwest Congressional Dis- school ends. Tori Amos Carrot Top "Students, the ones that are trict, which Includes parts of "Newlove will be a spokes- Counting Crows Dennis Leary 14 counties. man for northwest Ohio," harboring the animals their mothers won't let them bring ''Frequently, these races are Baldwin said. George Carlin home this summer, are notorious Cranberries Indigo Girls Elaine Boozier They Might Be Giants Dennis Miller Other . Oihcr Please return completed surveys to the UAO Office 330 Union by April 29. 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Wednesday, April 20,7:30 p.m. Room 1007 Business Administration Building FREE AND THE PUBLIC IS INVITED Sponsored by the Environmental Action Group The Center for Environmental Programs The Canadian Studies Program Funds provided by: Canadian Studies Grant Program The Canadian Embassy State The BG News page six Tuesday, April 19,1994 Judge chooses guardian Church settles abuse charges for orphaned 2-year-old by John Nolan The Associated Press by Lisa Cornwall land. Chuckle was pulled from said McMonigle and her hus- vide any specifics. The Associated Press the water by an off-duty fire- band, John Gaudreau, could take McMonigle is a psychiatrist CINCINNATI - A man who sued to accuse a Roman Catholic fighter and suffered second- custody by April 30. and Gaudreau is an ordained cardinal of sexual abuse - and later dropped the allegations -- ELYRIA, Ohio - A judge on degree burns. "The Judge, after IS days of minister, Blalr said. She said she - agreed to settle the remainder of his lawsuit against the Cin- Monday awarded a Colorado The Hoff mans had not made a hearings, decided that they did not know Gaudreau's de- cinnati Archdiocese and a priest, lawyers said Monday. woman custody of an orphaned will Their estate has been valued would be the best caretakers for nomination. It was part of Steven J. Cook's healing process to go public toddler who could someday be at about $25,000, but lawyers say the child," said James Deery, an The case has drawn intense with the accusations he raised in his $10 million lawsuit Nov. 12, worth millions of dollars. a wrongful death lawsuit might attorney appointed to represent public interest, but lawyers said said his lawyer, Andrew Lipton. The decision to give custody of someday make Chuckle worth Chuckle's Interests. little during a brief news confer- The amount of the settlement will be kept confidential, law- Charles Hoffman II to Patrice about $10 million. Basinski was not in the court- ence Monday. yers said. The defendants did not admit to any wrongdoing. McMonigle of Evergreen, Colo., a Lawyers for Mrs. Hoffman's room Monday. Deery, who made 'This involves a very small The settlement does not affect Chicago Cardinal Joseph Ber- cousin of the child's father, is estate In January filed a lawsuit the announcement, said the judge child and we believe his right to nardin, who previously was dropped from the lawsuit. almost certain to be appealed. against the boat maker, Chris- was out of town. privacy outweighs the public's Cook, 34, of Philadelphia, has said he has AIDS. He proposed Three other couples had sought Craft Corp., and the maker of the Deery would not discuss the right to know," Blalr said. settlement talks because be wanted to avoid the stress of a po- custody of the child, known as onboard generator, Onan Corp. reasoning behind Baslnski's de- Hal Pollock, a lawyer repre- tentially lengthy trial that was scheduled to start May 23 in Cin- "Baby Chuckle." The case Is pending. cision and said the judge's senting Morgan, said his clients cinnati, Lipton said. Chuckle now is about 2 years While the custody case was 24-page opinion would not be were disappointed. The Morgans "The stress of litigation has a bearing on his health. I think he old. He was the sole survivor of a pending. Chuckle lived with an made public. argued that the Hoffmans told made the decision that many of his goals had been achieved," May 1993 boat explosion that uncle, William Moss, in nearby Becky Blalr, an attorney for them they were to raise Chuckle Lipton said. "For him, part of the healing process was definitely killed his parents, Charles Hoff- LaG range. McMonigle, said her clients were if anything happened to his par- public recognition, making this known." man and Maria Moss Hoffman; Moss had sought custody of delighted. ents. Cincinnati Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk said the settlement his maternal grandparents, Den- Chuckle, as had Moss' sister, "But to maintain their privacy "We felt it was a very close de- enabled the archdiocese to save possible legal costs of $100,000 zll and Nancy Moss; and his Theresa Moss Hall of Brooksvi- and the privacy of the child, they cision," he said. "Both are fine or more, at the expense of an opportunity to clear the defendants uncle, Denzil Moss. Ue, Fla., and Hoffman's college have asked us not to comment on families, but we think the par- before a jury. Investigators believe gasoline friend and longtime business their reasons or Intent in seeking ents' wishes should be followed." "It was a trade-off," the archbishop told reporters. fumes ignited, destroying the partner, Lawrence Morgan of the custody," Blalr said. Cook sued In U.S. District Court to allege that Bemardin and Hoffmans' 33-foot cabin cruiser Cleveland suburb of Strongsville. She said the court order would He said he would recommend the Rev. Ellis Harsham sexually abused Cook between 197S and while it was docked on the Cuya- Lorain County Domestic Re- allow visitation by the other peti- that the Morgans appeal the de- 1977 when he was a high school student attending a program at a hoga River in downtown Cleve- lations Judge David Basinski tioners, but she would not pro- cision. Cincinnati seminary. The lawsuit accused Cincinnati archdioce- san officials of failing to protect him from the abuse. Harsham was an Instructor at the St. Gregory Seminary in the BGSU APPRECIATION SPECIAL 1970s, and Bemardin then was archbishop of Cincinnati. 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Applet You can pick up a price list inside the door, first floor Hayes Hall then call 372-7724 for a sales appointment. .pqmml a Kn reman band KHWWMiiilin Pn*ndkmmnia*tlmit \ Sports The BG News Tuesday, April 19, 1994 page seven Falcons walk ,V past Eastern over weekend by John Boyle don Carper's three-run homer in I News sports writer the first staked the Falcons to an early 3-0 lead. However, with BG leading 5-0 after three, the Ea- , * It was rather fitting that BG's gles started a comeback of their final win of last weekend's series own. against Eastern Michigan came EMU erupted for four runs in via the walk. the fourth and one in the fifth off After all, the EMU pitching BG starter Chris Boggs to knot staff handed out 29 free passes the game at 5-5. Tracy's leadoff and hit three BG batters during homer in the bottom of the fifth the four-game set. gave the lead back to BG at 6-5. As a result, Boggs (3-1) then settled down > the Falcons and retired the last nine Eagles (15-9 overall, he faced en route to his third 7-5 MAC) won straight complete game victory. three of four "I thought Chris Boggs really from, the Ea- did a heck of a Job," Schmitz said. gles (13-17 "He battled the whole way and is § overall, 4-6 the type of guy who wants to fin- MAC) at Stellar ish his game." 2: **l>*-*&&4: Field and BG and EMU split Saturday's moved into sole Schmltz windswept doubleheader. The possession of Eagles won the opener 7-6 and fourth place in the Mid-American the Falcons garnered the second Conference race. game of the twinbill 16-15. The Despite EMU's propensity for wind blew out toward center and giving, the Falcons also earned right field and wreaked havoc on their fair share of runs. both squads' pitching staffs. In Sunday's nightcap shortstop "It was such a tough day Mike Campbell's double to the weather-wise," Schmitz said. "A right centerfield gap scored tough day to be a pitcher." .-- rightfielder Bill Burgei from The two teams combined for 44 •»•*»-^ second and gave BG a 3-2 lead runs, 44 hits, 32 walks and eight after six innings. EMU countered errors in the twinbill. The BG Ncwrflic photo with a pair of runs in the top of A six-run sixth Inning sparked the seventh when freshman BG to a game two victory. Senior Bowling Green's Cory Miller swings and misses at an EMU offering, from the Eagles. shortstop Don DeDonatis ham- reliever Brad Mast (1-1) pitched The Falcons didn't miss often as they took three out of four games mered a Jason Tipple offering one inning to earn his first vic- over the right field fence. tory of the campaign. Stachler "It was unfortunate that he got pitched a perfect seventh for his a pitch up to the leadof f guy and third save of the season. Kallage MAC Hitter of Week he hit it out of the park," head Falcon reliever Scott Stalker coach Dan Schmitz said. "But, walked in DeDonatis in the top of hey, it showed a lot of character the seventh to give EMU their by John Boyle - not only in baseball --1 just had head coach Dan Schmitz said. sometimes, but I wanted a of this team that we came back only win of the series. DeDonatis News sports writer a bad week," he said. "This week "The guy loves to play the game. change." and didn't quit." paced the Eagles with three hits, started off good and I had an He plays it the way it's supposed "I missed so many games last That comeback came in the three runs scored and two RBIs. "I'd really never heard of it, to equally good week after a bad to be played. He plays hard and season that I didn't think I'd have bottom of the seventh inning. BG middle reliever Bob Reichow tell you the truth," Falcon first one. The game goes in cycles and comes ready to play both physi- anywhere to come to play," he Third baseman Mike Combs (1-2) was saddled with the loss. baseman and designated hitter it's hard to get excited about cally and mentally." said. "I'm glad they gave me a delivered the game-tying RBI Rob Kallage said upon hearing he having one good week." Kallage splits time at first base chance to play up here." when he muscled a hit over the The close series between the was named the Mid-American But Kallage, as most opposing with Andy Tracy and generally Schmitz said that Kallage leads outstretched glove of EMU sec- two MAC rivals left quite an im- Conference's "Hitter of the pitchers would probably attest, bats third or fourth in the BG the Falcons on and off the field. ond baseman Dan Deak. A batter pression on Schmitz. Week." has had more good weeks than lineup. In 24 games this season, "His leadership is the thing later with first baseman Rob Kal- Kallage was awarded the honor bad ones at the plate thus far this he hasn't made an error at first. that's really been the key to our lage at third, EMU reliever Mark "I tip my hat off to Eastern after posting an incredible week season. He left the sunny climes of team," he said. "Unfortunately, Rutherford walked Burgei and Michigan - they did not quit," he against MAC rivals Ball State His .402 batting average ranks Florida after playing three years we're only going to have him for designated hitter Andy Tracy to said. "That was definitely a and Eastern Michigan. him fifth in the MAC batting with Florida International. Injur- one year. Rob's one of those guys give BG a 5-4 game two victory battle - you're talking four one- For the six-game week, he was race. He is third league-wide in ies, the senior said, took their toll who leads by example on the and doubleheader sweep. run games." 14-21, scored 10 runs and had 12 RBIs with 30 and his four triples and a change of scenery was field and his presence is well-k- Falcon relief ace Eric Stachler runs batted In. A good week, Kal- lead the league. Kallage's 23 needed. nown in the clubhouse." (1-1) pitched the final two-thirds The Falcons return to action lage said, is really no reason to runs, 35 hits, seven doubles and "I'm not much on talking," said in relief of Tippie to earn the vic- when they host non-conference jump for joy. seven stolen bases are all team "I had seven major injuries the low-key Kallage, "but I try tory. foe Youngstown State today for a "It's funny - last week I prob- highs. down there," he said. "They kept and help the younger guys out In the opener shortstop Bran- 2:00 p.m. doubleheader. ably had one of my worst weeks "He's a prime-time player," me out - I played with them with things. Tennis squad Men's tennis searching for outlasts WMU by Randy Setter loss and rebounded to win the first MAC win assistant sports editor next two sets 6-2,6-4. Number four singles Mark Ciochetto byGarrettWilkup The men's tennis team ed- also won in three sets 2-6, 7-6 News sports writer ged a step closer to a higher (2), 6-4. seed in the MAC Tournament "They made a run late, but Even though the women's tennis team was only scheduled to play by beating Western Michigan we were able to close the door against Ball State and Western Michigan last weekend, it had to face 4-3 and losing to Ball State 6-1. at the end," Morin said. a lot more than Just those two teams. BG, 10-7 overall and 2-2 In The Falcons also had to face their current conference losing streak the MAC, was pushed indoors On Friday, Ball State over- and the fact that the MAC tournament is in two weeks. Wins are des- to the Flndlay Racquet Club powered the Falcons, who felt perately needed to get a good seeding, especially with the talent of due to the windy conditions fortunate to take one point the top three teams from Western Michigan, Miami and Ball State. and pushed competitively on from the Cardinals. The team has had to cope with the up and down play of junior co- the courts by the Broncos Sat- captain Erin Bowbeer because of her hampering back injury. Bow- urday. "We played under tough beer has not been 100 percent healthy since the year started, and re- After dropping two of three conditions and didn't play as cently has been playing with severe pain. doubles matches, conceding well as we had hoped to." With all this in mind BG went to Muncle on Friday and battled Ball one point to Western Michi- State, last year's runner-up In the MAC tournament. BG fell to the gan, the Falcons had to Jim Snyder recorded BG's Cardinals 6-3. squeeze out the win in singles. lone point, winning number Picking up wins for BG was freshman Cindy Mlkolajewski, who The number two doubles pair- two singles M, 6-2, 7-6 (2). had the only Falcon singles victory, and in doubles action Mikolajew- ing Andrew Bonser and Seth Only Dimling at number six sU and sophomore Patty Bank got the "W" at the second singles posi- Dimllng produced the Falcon singles extended an opponent tion. Also winning was the third doubles duo of juniors Kassle Hem- doubles win, 8-4. into three sets, losing 4-6, 6-4 bree and Karen Micua. "We were disappointed with S-7. While grabbing only three wins against Ball State, It was an im- the play of our doubles provement as BG got their first doubles wins against the Cardinals in teams," Morin said. "Doubles At 2-2 in the MAC, BG is three years. is usually our strong suit and looking to finish strong going The problems continued for the ladles on Saturday as they traveled we basically gave it to them into the MAC Tournament in to Kalamazoo and ware shut out by an even more talented Western this weekend. Our singles two weeks. Standing in the Michigan team, 9-0. The Broncos literally blew past BG in a 40 mph came out and got it done for way of a strong finish is Akron wind that gusted up to 60m ph. us." on Friday and Toledo on Sat- "It wasn't even playing real tennis," head coach Penny Dean said. Number one singles Jeff urday. Both matches are The wind was to bad, it really was a match of who could get to the Westmeyer and number five away. . ball and actually hit a half -way decent shot into the wind." singles Joel Tennan led the "WMUls definitely the new team to beat this year," co-captain Erin Falcons with straight-set vic- "We should beat Akron and Bowbeer said. "They bandied powerhouse MAC Champion Miami tories, with Westmeyer win- Toledo, giving us three wins in University 8-1." ning 6-3, 6-3 and Tennan win- a row," Morin said. "We're •n,tBGNc-uRMiw.in..r ^j ^ ggy look for their first MAC win this weekend as they host ning 6-1,6-1. favored in those, giving us a Bowling Green's Cindy Mlkolajewski warms up before a recent Akron University at 3:00 on Friday and long-time rivals the Universi- Bonser, number three sin- chance to move up going into matcb. Mlkolajewski was one of the lone blight spots on tbe women's ty of Toledo Rockets on Saturday at 1:00. Both matches are at Keefe gles, overcame a 0-6 first set the tournament." jennli team over tbe weekend. Courts. > . Sports The BG News Page eight Tuesday, April 19,1994 East VV I. Pet. GB Streak Central W L Pet. GB Streak West W L Pet. GB Streak Baltimore 6 4 .600 — Won 2 Cleveland 6 .600 Lost 3 Oakland 6 5 .545 Wonl Boston 7 S 583 .5 Won 1 Milwaukee 6 .600 Wonl California 6 6 .500 Lostl Defensive lulls Toronto 7 5 .583 .5 Won 2 Chicago 7 .583 Won 2 Texas 4 6 .400 Lostl New York 6 5 .545 1 Lost 2 Kansas City 5 .500 Won 4 Seattle 3 7 .300 2.5 Lostl lead to losses AL Detroit 4 8 333 3.5 Won 1 Minnesota 4 .333 Lostl br Chuck Mslwln double play too quickly and East W L Pet. GB Streak Central W L Pet. GB Streak West W L Pet. GB Streak The Associated Press dropped the throw from Viz- Atlanta 13 1 .928 — Won 6 Cincinnati 7. 4 .636 — Wonl San Francisco 7 5 .583 — Wonl quel, and the Royals went on New York 7 4 .636 4.5 Won 2 Si. Louis 7 5 .583 .5 Lost 2 Colorado 5 5 .500 1 Won 3 CLEVELAND - Jack Morris to score four runs in the in- Philadelphi a 6 6 .500 6 Won 2 Pittsburgh 6 5 .545 1 Lostl Los Angeles 4 8 .333 3 Wonl knows what it takes to win a ning on two-run hits by Bob Florida 5 7 .417 7 Lostl Houston 6 6 .500 1.5 Lost 1 San Diego 2 11 .154 5.5 Wonl championship, and what he Hamelin and Dave Henderson. Montreal 4 7 .364 7.5 Lost 2 Chicago 3 8 .273 4 Lost 4 Standing i through Sunday, not including Lie IUIM>. saw from his new teammates Kansas City won 8-3. NL over the weekend wasn't it. Morris realizes he wasnt "We're too good to be play- blameless, but he also knows ing like this," Morris said. the Indians have to pick it up a Mud Hens "It's cost us three ballgames." notch if they expect to con- Morris was the losing pitch- tend. er Sunday as the Kansas City "The base hit by Henderson* lose in 13 Braves pitching still Royals completed a three- busted it open," said Morris, game sweep of the Cleveland signed by the Indians as a free Indians, disappointing three agent after Toronto declined to Braves big crowds at new Jacobs to pick up the 1994 option on dominating league Field. The Indians had re- his contract. "Without those turned home from a road trip two plays (the error and Hen- by Tom Saladlno with a 6-1 record and high derson's hit), we would have by The Associated Press The Associated Press This Is the first time it's ever Deion Sanders, given the hopes, which were quickly been in the game. happened." center field job when free dashed by sloppy defense. "The frustrating part is, ATLANTA - The Atlanta Last season the Braves didn't agent Otis Nixon was allowed It was all too reminiscent of we're not playing the way we TOLEDO - Jose Olmeda sin- Braves, who won the NL West win their 12th game until May to sign with the Boston Red gled home Ramon Caraballo with a year ago, when the Indians can. We handed them three with a second-half surge last 1, when they were 12-14,4 1/2 sox, was hitting .333 with a the winning run in the 13th in- committed the most errors in games, and that's not the way season, have begun at an even games behind San Francisco. couple of home runs and 11 ning as the Richmond Braves the American League. you win a pennant." faster pace in 1994. With McGriff in the lineup RBIs and was tied for the On Friday night, left fielder Manager Mike Hargrove defeated the Toledo Mud Hens Before Monday night's game last season, the Braves went league lead in steals with six. 4-3 Monday in the International Albert Belle threw to second cautioned against making too with the St. Louis Cardinals, 51-17 (.750) and made up a base as Greg Gagne tried for a big a deal of the series of de- League. the Braves were 12-1, and 10-0 10 game deficit to beat out the Third baseman Terry Pedd- double, but no one was cover- fensive lapses. Richmond opened the scoring on the road. Giants for the West title on the leton was hitting .351 with a in the second inning, with a ing the bag. Although no error "We're still the same ball- It's apparently no coinci- last day of the season. pair of homers and 11 RBIs. double by Brian Kowitz and a was charged, a run scored as club that was 5-1 and 6-2," he dence that since last July 20, This season, because of re- McGriff, the left-handed the ball bounced away from said. "There are going to be single by Beau Allred each driv- the day Fred McGriff joined alignment, the Braves are now power hitter, who has hit more first baseman Paul Sorrento, times when we play like we ing in runs. Jose Oliva hit his the Braves, the club is 63-18 In the Eastern Division. than 30 homers in six consecu- fourth home run of the year in and the Indians lost 2-1. did in the first four games, (.778) and 39-7 on the road "You always think you're go- tive seasons, was at .319 with the seventh to make the score 3-1 On Saturday, Cleveland and times when we play like (.848). ing to win every night. Every three home runs and 11 RBIs. Richmond. shortstop Omar Vizquel - last we did the last two. Our talent "He's definitely been a part manager does," Cox said. "It The Mud Hens came back year's AL Gold Glove winner - will tell. The trick is keeping of it," said shortstop Jeff just doesn't happen." Greg Maddux, who has won twice to tie, but never led. Bob committed three errors that these things to a short period. Blauser. "He's taken the pres- The start is the Braves' best two straight Cy Young Awards, Higglnson's run-scoring single in led to seven unearned runs in "We know what went wrong. sure off some of our other big since going 13-0 to start the is 3-0 with an ERA of 035; Tom the second made it 1-1 and a two- a 12-9 Royals victory. The people who failed ... are hitters and given us more of a 1982 season. Glavine, who is seeking a run homer by Alan Zinter in the On Sunday, second baseman still good people and good threat to score runs in a big fourth consecutive 20-game bottom of the ninth, his second, Carlos Baerga tried to turn a ballplayers." way." "It's just been good pitching season, is 2-0 with a 2.45 ERA; tied the score at 3-3. Kent Mercker, the club's No. and a lot of hitting from our and Mercker is a perfect 2-0 5 starter, pitched a no-hitter young guys," Cox said. with an 0.56 ERA. against the Los Angeles Dod- gers on April 8. On Friday the Rookie Ryan Klesko, playing "Pitching is the one thing Good Morning, Commuters! Braves set an Atlanta fran- left field in place of Ron Cant, that's going to be a constant," chise record by scoring 19 runs who broke his leg during the Blauser said. "We sort of ex- and getting 46 total bases winter and was released, leads pect that. 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The BG News Sports Tuesday, April 19.1994 page nine Ojeda rocked Jordan hits sctfely again by David Drosehik seven games, but Francona ad- The Associated Press mitted Jordan still needs im- in first outing provement in the hitting depart- ZEBULON, N.C. - Michael ment. by Harry Atkins aboard the power boat that Jordan, may be hitting .300, but "Every time he takes a round The Associated Press rammed a dock on Little Lake that's not what's catching the eye of BP and it's not a good round, Nellie, killing Steve Olin and of Birmingham Barons manager we're not ready to give up on DETROIT - You don't have Tim Crews. Ojeda, who was Terry Francona. him," Francona said. "He has a to be a baseball fan to appre- slouched down in the seat of Francona, a former big lot to learn and he knows that. ciate the way New York man- the boat, had scalp lacerations. leaguer, said the ex-NBA star He's willing to be patient and ager Buck Showalter reacted may have the ability to become a learn, so we are willing to be after Bob Ojeda's first start A month later, Ojeda un- big-time base stealer. patient also." for the Yankees. derwent arthroscopic surgery Jordan extended his hitting After taking the day off Satur- In case you missed it, De- to his pitching shoulder, unre- streak to five games Sunday day night, Jordan was back in the troit Jumped on Ojeda for four lated to the boating tragedy. night, going 2-f or A with a stolen lineup batting seventh and play- runs on four hits and three He was finally activated Aug. base in his return to his home ing right field, drawing an over- walks in the first inning Sat- 8 and made his first appear- state as a professional baseball flow crowd of 8,045 to Five urday. He had to be lifted for a ance of 1993 that night. player. County Stadium. relief pitcher after retiring Jordan is now leading the Bar- After falling behind 0-2 and just two batters. Ojeda finished the season ons In hitting (.304) and stolen bouncing weakly to second base "I haven't seen Bob in a long 2-1 and became a free agent. bases (4) two weeks into the his first time at bat, Jordan time," Detroit manager Nobody beat his door down smacked a sharp single to left Sparky Anderson said. "But he and Ojeda signed a minor "I think he has a chance to be a Held in the fourth, and his lazy surprised me a little, because league contract with the Yan- very good baserunner, not just fly to right fell in three innings he threw four curveballs. He's kees. They invited him to above average, but very good," later. usually a fastball and chang- spring train with the big Francona said after the Carolina It was Jordan's second multi- eup pitcher. club, giving him a chance to Mudcats rallied in the ninth for a hit game. He has all singles. "But you have to remember earn a spot on the roster. 4-3 Southern League win. "I haven't proven anything," this is his first start this "He's got great instincts. He's Jordan said about hitting .300. season. You hope he'll take the He went 2-4 in spring train- already showing great instincts "It's still early. I'd like to do it ball and do better his next ing exhibitions. Showalter and he's only played eight consistently. Talk to me at the start." liked what he saw. But, since professional games." end of the year and-if I'm there The Yankees eventually tied the Yankees wouldn't need a Even when getting picked off then, it's a great accomplish- the game 4-4, getting Ojeda off fifth starter for a few weeks, first after his second single, it ment." the hook, then the Tigers won Ojeda stayed in Florida for ex- took six throws to get the elusive Jordan had an uneventful day it 5-4 in 11 innings. tended spring training, then Jordan out. in the field, his only chance a Some managers might have pitched a game for Triple-A "I got out there a little bit too one-hop single, which he fielded • been less understanding than Columbus before being re- far," Jordan said of his mlscue on cleanly. He was taken out in the Showalter. The Yankees are called. the basepaths. 'I knew he had me bottom of the ninth for defensive not a team that suffers lightly. A 30 mph wind was blowing picked off so I just tried to get in purposes, but Randy Hood's er- in Tiger Stadium. The first a rundown to see if they would ror on a liner ended up costing "Bobby is going to pitch bet- Detroit batter Ojeda faced, make a mistake. In the mix there, the Barons. ter for us, I'm sure," Showal- Tony Phillips, homered and APphMo/KariDrbUkcr I thought I got interfered with. It "(Jordan's) not our best right ter said. "But he just never the rout was on. Ojeda, to his Birmingham Barons' Michael Jordan visits North Carolina, bis borne was a dumb mistake when we are fielder, defensively," Francona could get into the groove and credit, made no excuses. state, with the Barons to play the Carolina Mud Cats. Jordan currently trying to score runs." said of the switch. they jumped on him. We think leads the Barons with a .304 batting average, his four stolen bases are Jordan has gone 7-for-23 after Bobby's got a chance to win "It wasn't the weather," he also tops on the team. here, and that's why he's get- said. "I just didn't have it." - W////////////////^^^^^ Someone suggested that < if "itr Toledo Area Chapter ting the ball." American Red Cross 227; Collingwood HI. .1 D.R.'s Personal Transportation Service Ojeda, of course, is compel- perhaps the long layoff had Toledo. Ohio 43620 (419)248-33)1 ing copy. He was the only sur- taken a toll. Ojeda rejected West Cleveland East Cleveland that theory, too. vivor of a Florida boating ac- % 1 Person $90.00 $125.00 cident March, 22, 1993, that "I was 100 percent ready to took the lives of two Cleveland go out and do the job," he said. % 2 People $50.00 ea. $ 60.00 ea. Indians teammates. "I just failed. I'm not happy I HATE HAMLET % 3 People $40.00 ea. $ 50.00 ea. | 4 People $30.00 ea. I Beer and vodka were found about it, but it's a long year." by Paul Rudnick $ 40.00 ea. ^ Fare based on one destination point. April 20 -23 at 8 pm j| Service between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. add $20.00 ■OLVIfi April 24 at 2 pm g Reservations Call 352-5793 i ^ Dan Rodesky - owner and operator - limited luggage Ul«d. Night ********************************* Rusty Cogc Alternative Music Ihurs. Night Something on your mind? Collage I.D. Night * - no cover with valid I.D. I CELEBRATE FREE SECURE PARKING f EARTH DAY!! DOWNTOWN/TOLEDO 209 N. SUPERIOR STREET Eva Marie Saint Theatre I SUPERIOR AT JEFFERSON Reservations 372-2719 f ACOUSTIC CONCERT PHONE: 243-5911 • different musicians! * * • different music types # •April 21,1994 I 11am-5pm Graduation * * under the Student I Services overhang Messages * • open to the public! Let your friends know how much you'll miss them with a Graduation message made especially for them. Choose between a display ad or a regular classified ad. You can even add color (orange or * For more brown) to your message for just $5 to make it extra special. I* information Size Choices $ caller at # 2-7164 or 2-2343 * * # ********************************* HELP! The Off-Campus Student Center is looking for knowledgeable, enthusiastic, energetic, students to volunteer as peer group facilitators for the Commuter Pre-Registration Meetings this summer. Pick-up a peer group facilitator application at the Marc and Brian, Hazel H. Smith Off-Campus Student Center. Classified Ad Wa are so sorry to see 105D Moseley Hall, or call us at (419) 372-2573. 3 line minimum you go! Well miss youl Applications muit be relumed by Friday. April 29th. Good Luck! 800 per line ThtCrew Be a part from their start! Deadline - Tuesday, April 26 • 204 West Hall • 5PM * Publication - Monday, May 2 f Classifieds The BG News page ten Tuesday, April 19,1994 PotHlcalCorradnaM Indigo Girls "Swamp Ophelia " Nice apt. Close to campus needs 3 subleasers IMMEDIATE HELP 1 A 2 bedroom epartmonts. CAMPUS EVENTS (■iiimuDiy! On sale 5/10. For more into., tor summer. $3O0vea tor entire summer . utjl. 10-30 hoursrweek. flexible schedule. 9 month • summer - year leases dial! -800-457-3027. 352-4546 $9 starting pay. No experience necessary. 352-7454 Coma hear Dr. Richard Ztlltr Apply soon. Cal 259-1117. Ons or Two fsmale subktasera tor summer '94. ■O.S.E.A. PICNIC- Spe *k out aoairtat Polttcal CorrtcinMs Across from campus. $1S0/monrh. Call ALL MEMBER9 are invited lo the OS.E>. BOTT • BOTT • BOTT • BOTT 353-2223 (Ask tor Kristin). Last chance for the best summer job everl 1 bedroom apartment 1 block from campus Picnic Tonight 9:00 pm 112 BA Student Sprinklers only has a few cities left in Juris 1-August 1. $3O0/month. Cal 353-1220. Only 890 a rnonth: 1-2 subtsaasrs for sum- Sponaorod by CSO OH tor your first $10,000 summer. Toledo Where: B.G. City Park ...THE BEST HAS YET TO COME mer. Only need to pay tor May. June. A July. 2 bdrm. turn. apt. for 2 people IRISH CLUB END Of THE SEMESTER Manager net pay was $9300 tor last 2 yrs. This August is already paid tor. 2 bedrooms. If inter- $4S0. includes free heat, water When: Sat. April 23 BLOWOUTIM could be youl Get REAL EXP. running a prov- Time: 1pm-5pm esied. csl 352-6334. en and successful business. Full training and gas, HBO, sewer 354 09,4 'Please bring a covered 0 sn TONIGHT 9:30 103BA BETA 5O0,1884 Sweatsrins. Si. Patrick, Iraland SixJes support provided Call Steve at (800) 265- 7691 Hope to see you thsrs lor Subleaser needed from June-Aug. IMMEDIATELY!!! k>i> ol 'ooo I kinll Find Out About Tha Cookouil Bo Tharal Own room in house across from campus. 2-3 subleasers needed for 2 bedroom furni- "I'm a rambler and a gamblar and a Call 353-2131 shed apartment. Central a 1. pay electric only. long way from homa..." FALLPART-TWEJOBI! Looking tor a job? Earn $5000 to $6000 work- Close to campus, price nog Call 352-4666. • O.S.E.A. BOWL-A-THON • tS.S0AV.al Ml Subleaser needed for summer ing on Put m Bay Cal for dta is A application. WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS Is Friday April 22 from 7pm - 10pm In the Union Manufacturing firm needs students lo work: Share house w/1 or 2 guys: own room Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday from 1 pm to 9 220 Manville - $5S0/month 2 bedroom house - May 94 May 95 Bowling AlHy. Good Lucftl Meeting tomorrow at 7:30 m 104 BA. Kathy 10am-1pmM-For A/C, big yard, 2 blocks to campus pm. 600625-5943. Kozy will diacuu her position as PR Director 1pm-4pmM-F CalEnc© 354-2906 Call 352-4801 MM AUTO EXPO tor V/TGE TV. Toledo. Must work same shift Mon. - Frl. Looking tor a summer job A you live in Colum- Union Oval-April 21 k>22 WOMEN IN COMMUNrC ATI ON3 Stop by Co 00.238 Admin, to apply. Sponsored by Pi Sigma Epsilon Subleaser from June to August. Own room, bus? Give Wendy's et 7170 Sawmill Rd a can 3 Bdrm House al (614) 764-1618. Paying $5-67hour. Ask for Tonighl is Never Again's dose to campus, unfurnished. Call 353-7709. Big yard, big living room last meeong of the year! Amy or John. Scott Ham 'ton 1 yr. lease Avail May 12 AMA Subleasers needed Mey through August Meet in the Union Bowling Allay H YOU have found a Summer yak Palnte Call Evenings 353-3993 AT»I can Marketing Association 2 bedroom Apartmont, Unfurnished at 9:00 pm. See you therel that Is ratatsd to your Major WesrJake Omslead Speaker: Pay only June and July! or Career Goals Earn 15 - l&hour 3 bdrm house Mr. Tim Dirnm Stop by the Co-op Office Call 354-1209 MID AM BANK Call 1-800-346-4649 Pets Allowed SERVICES OFFERED to regleter for "Co-op 040" notation. Call 353-3993 after 5 pm. Targeting Strategies/Services Marketing GET IT ON YOUR TRANSCRIPT!! Summer roommate needed. - T-esday. Apnlt 9th Nice apartment. $17S/mo. Quest lone: 372-2451 Painting Co seeking summer workers for B.G., 7:30pmBA112 Call Dan at 3S4-0122. 3 bedroom apartment. I ars FREE. Psrrysburg A Toledo areas. WF Must be re- FORMAL MEETING ATTENTION STUDENTSII sponsible and hard working. Painting experi- Available immediately. 354-6800' Wedoallow pets. Uncertain where you will find employment after Summer roommate needed ence preferred, but not required Reply even- graduation or summer break? Call: KAPPA * VIP8 * KAPPA ATTENTION WATER SKIERSII Si50amonth i tigs, ask for Doug 354 0209 (419)537-7327 24hrs a day. tor an amazing re- Ths Ims is almost hsre A ths long await will bs Itl mtg. ol the year means Election ol New BeauDful house, own room 309 High FREE HEAT worth it. Your sisters ars behind you A want Student with car for yard work. Oflioera corded message Ihat reveals details. Can Karin at 354-2704 2 bdrm fum. Ft%9 gas heat, water and sewer you all to keep reaching for the stars!! 666-4527. after 8 pm New Members Welcome PREGNANT? KAPPA-YiP3-KAPPA Washer'dryer Close to campus. Call Newlove Tuee. April 19 9:00 pm 109 BA We can help FREE A CONFIDENTIAL preg- Rentals 352-5620 Our only office. Summer roommate needed. $i20/mo. Own For more ink), call Mark Bell 447-2679 nancy teats, support A information. BG Preg- Summer camp staff position open. Sas- KKG-KAPKAP-KKG room in 2 bedroom apartment. Shuttle. Call Come Join The Funl nancy Center. Call 354 HOPE. ingrCanoeing Instructor. Located on Lake Ene 3530325 - Carry Rentals Samiro at 353-0172. at Conneaut. OH. Skills A experience impor- Avail. '94 95 school year • fully fum. SKYDIVE B.G. opening tor classes Saturday KAPKAPaays: Summer Subleasers Needed 1 tant. Red Cross cerDficaDon or equivalent help- All units • 2 sem. • 9 pymni lease ' BGCTM April 16. Season opening special First-jump its coming Tuesday. Great house on comer across from Mark's and ful. Cell (218) 984-9732 collect, ask for Camp 321 EMerry-New6bedrm.apt.2fl btha E lectons and FREE PIZZA tor course through April onfy $100 each. Visa A Wear your tellers Founders. Rent nag. Call 353-5484. Director. 3091/2 E. Merry - single rooms for males all membersl Tuee. Apnl IB, Mastercard 352-5200 Gstrssdytortun. Locations available for Summer. 7 00 PM'33 ISC GET INVOLVED: llpm -We'll show who's si Summer Subleaser Undid SUMMER COUNSELOR-'LAST CHANCE" BECOME A BOOTH OFFICE P. I BE THERE"' THE KKG HOUSE " Lg. 2 bdrm. Apt. ON, ArC, pool MALE-BASKETBALL PERSONALS VllegeGreen Apis 354-3533 BASEBALL-TENNIS 451 Thursnn Aprs 106 A 119. Efficiencies, fur- Bowling Green KKG-KAPKAP-KKG OUTSTANDING NYS CO-EO nished. Call John Newlove Real Estak) at Microcomputer Users RESIDENT CAMP 354-2260. • CO Players • CO Players • CO Playera • KENNYBROOK • 19 SOUTH WAY KKG'KAPPA* KKG HARTSOALE, NY 10530 5 Bedroom House tor sublease. 303 S. Sum- Introduces the Power PC HELP WANTED 914493-3037 mit. Available starting May 15-Aug. 15 (Neg.) From Apple Computer ATTENTION ALL GREEK CHAPTERS: • Beta 500 • Rent neg. ♦ ual. Ceil 372-5644 or 372-4340 Don 1 target that you are all Invited to see •Beta 500- 7 00 PM Wednesday. April 20 Ins sward winning acting troupe •Beta 500- 250 COUNSELORS A INSTRUCTORS Wail Staff. Delivery. Counter Person 15 min. needed! 601 A 603 8th St. FREE HEAT 095 Overman Hall Cultural Diversity Players It'e A Kappa Thing from campus. Ful or part-Dme, flexible sched- 2 bdrm., turrvunfurn, washer/dryer, low Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns., Public Invited TONIGHT AT 115 EDUCATION -Beta 500- ule. Apply at China Dekte exit 193 Rt 20. Per- prices, free gas heal, water A sewer. Call New- NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan. Box 234BG. Come and bring a Mend!! • Beta 500 • rysburg across from Holiday Inn French Ouar- love Rentala 352-5620. Our only office For Information call 'Beta 500' Kensworth, NJ 07033 (908) 276-0998 jar 672-2414. Waklemar Weber 372-7454 " CO Playera • CO Playera • CO Players • Want a great summer job? Painters are wan ted APARTMENTS WITHIN HOUSES FOR RENT KKG'KAPPA'KKG 353-0325 CALL NOW tor tha summer on ths east sids of Clsveland to ONE YEAR. ACADEMIC YEAR, A SUMMER _ • GAMMA PHI BETA BALLOON SALE • Starting 5/9 cleaning apartments and rentals COLLEGE DEMOCRATS sam tha best wages A benefits around. Call LEASES AVAILABLE Stove 6 relngeraax in- Let someone know you think SS/hr CARTY RENTALS. they're great will a bouquet ol PI SETA PHI (216)382-1261 duded Tenants pay all utilities Please call or •Dedicated to the ideal! ol the Party balloons. G Phi B Balloon Sale Happy 8th Birthday Pi Phil AA CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING. EARN BIG stop in John Newlove Real Estate for lease of rhe People " Men. Apr. 18 • Trur. Apr. 21 Eight strong ysare of tradition AM A TRAVEL THE WORLD FREE' CARIB- Wendy's 1504 E. Woostor St. now hmng. dales A rates 354-2260 Delivery on April ?3 ol excellence 1 BEAN. EUROPE, ETC SUM- Corns si Wednesday. Apnl 20 between 2-4pm 706 Second St. Apt. A - 2 BR lutn. MEETING TONIGHT - 9:15 pm 202 Educa- tor a guaranteed interview or apply anyome. ' 1 balloon 75 Congratulations! MER/PERMANENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE. 211 S. College Apt. B - fum. efficiency tion •3baJoons...1.7S Come 10 the house at 5fl0 GUARANTEED SUCCESS! CALL |9i9l Day shifi/mght shift/full time/pt. 211 S. College Apt. C -1 BR turn. tirraySumrnaf amptoyment available. •5basoons...2.75 for a birthday celebration. 929-4398 EXT. C76 256 S. College Apt. A - 3 BR untum. E veryone Welcome I PI BETA PHI •obakxms 3 75 Accepting applicaDons at Kaufman's Down- 256 S. College Apt. B - 2 BR unfum. • 10 balloons « 50 awn tor daytime waitstaff. Starting imme- FOR SALE 2S6 S. College Apt. C - unfum. efficiency Cyclists: there will be an organizational meet- * Bouquets must be delivered to the Same per- diately 1030-4:30. Apply in person 4 pm Mon- S30 E Merry - 3 BR parity fum. ing for Cycling Club tor the 94-95 season in tie sonl Tables are at Math Science A Education SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST... day - Thursday. 530, 2 E Worry. 1 BR BA building on Monday. April 25 in room 105 at buildings 10am -4pm. See you therel 8:00 pm. It you have any Questions, call Ru at • GAMMA PHI BETA BALLOON SALE ' ALASKA ■79 Cadillac Eldorado 350 V8 fuel mj. Loaded. $2500/neg. FOR RENT 372-1475. The goal is IO have a team and do BETA SCO. 1994 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 353-4941 1 A 2 bedroom apts. furrvunfum. 9 A 12 month collegiate racing. ALPHA PHI • FIJI • ALPHA PHI • Earn up to $8,000 plus in two months. Room leases. Campus shuttle, heat induded. A Board! Transportation! Male/Female. No FREE KARAOKE WINTHROP TERRACE352-9135 .NOTHING ELSE EVEN COMES CLOSEI experience necessary! (206) 545-4155 ait HGSU MEN'S CHORUS The sistera of Alpha Phi would like to congratu- 1980 Audi 4000 Call S6S0211, Ask for Tim late MEG CELMER on her long awaited lava- ASS44. or Linda. Engine rebuilt, new tires 36-hour Kareoke-A-Thon Furnished Apartments. East Evers. Leasing tor iiermg to Fiji Deron Pankakel battery. All, A more Union Oval Alaska fisheries summer emptoymem. Earn up summer and fall Uolibes furnished except elec- Starta Monday at *:M AM St. Thomas Mora to 815.000 this summer in canneries, pro tric 689-3036. ALPHA PHI'FIJI'ALPHA PHI Mu.k Group cesaors, sic. Male or female. 1962 Toyota Supra. Auto, good condition, sun- LAGAPHONELINE MCONCERT Room/boarcvtravel after provided! Guaranteed rool. runs great. 82.950. Call 354-7202. Friday, April 22 GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. Answers to your questions BGSU ULTIMATE FRISBEE TOURNAMENT Success! (919)929-4396sit. A76. 8:00 pm at St. Tom's 600 Third SI. about the homosexualrbisexual community SAT.. APRIL 23. 9 30 AM M.W DIVISIONS. 1963 Otdsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham. Artst needed tor summer employment at Put- Now renting for 1994-95 call3S2-LAGA ENTRY FEE 120/TEAM. ENTRIES DUE BY light blue, V-6, power brakes A steering. Auto- in-Bay. internship A housing available. Greet (12 moysch. yr.) A Summer "94 7-10PMMWF WED. 4/20. FOR MORE UFO. CALL SCOTT matic trans. Good body conrjoon. runs very pey A fun. Call Island Graphics anytime. (4tg) Fully furnished 1 BR A 2 BR Units. 2-8110. THE BROTHERS OF BOTT good. To many new parts to list Call Jeff at Good Morning. Commuters I 265-3713. 353-9224. Excellent location Reasonable rales Cal, 352-4966 or stop by Good Morning, Commuters! Attention Students! If you are moving back to Good Morning, Commuters I KAPPA-BETA-KAPPA WANT TOW-SHALL rebijeoVig.fiO the Cleveland area and looking lor full or part- 1964 Ford Tempo: 5 speed Dme emptoymem for the summer, MPI has a Good eond. Great MPG Wed.. 4/20 from 8:00 am • 1000 am in the Together We Are Barter' OOOO LUCK M THIS YEARS position tor you. Sales A telemarketing, state of $1200353-2319 J-asarApsflnvsras Bowl N Greenery, en|oy tree coffee * cin- Together We Win Beam the art equipment Clean, new office environ- The Highlands namon roils [while supplies last). Reps, from BETASOO ment. Call today and eat up an appointment for 1 A 2 bed spacious. AC for the discerning up- the Parking A Traffic and Campus Safety A KAPPA-BETA-KAPPA 1968 Honda Interceptor VR 250. Great shape. when you arrive. (216) 226-7117, ask tor pordass and graduate students. Furnished Security win be on hand to answer questions A I*e new. Call 3535031. Steve. and unfurnished. Start at $350/mo 354-6036. discuss their services. KAPPA • PLEDGES ■ KAPPA TotnK.: Headless Bass A Yamaha Amp Now leasing I'm sorry that I missed your birthday but ws Bartenders, cooks, waiters A waitresses tor 350 1-2-3 bedroom apartments A houses Interested in organizing a positive counter KKK Jute. Robin, Lisa, Amy A Hotty, will celebrate later tonight alone. The lest 4 Daly's Pub A Timothy's Restaurant Sandusky, Call Damon al 352-7790 rally celebrating diversity? Come to Rm. 101 You ladies are the beat spring pledges of KKG. years together have been wonderful. Check OH now hinng summer help. Call 1 -626-3390. 354-8800' We do allow pets. BA Thurs. Apnl 21 fromBpmto11 pm. The year is almost over A the secrets will soon under your pillow. I surprised you wtlh CHILD CARE NEEDED FOR 1 YEARIII be revealed We love you fabulous five with HI some Intimate Addldss apparel. Loft lor sale. Live-in positions avail, on the East Coast Asking $100 PRAIRIE MARGINS • ON SALE TOOAYi ol our hearts'" Love Always, Mike K. NOW LEASING Earn 1200-350/week plus great benefits. Ask for Dave at 372-1171 Education Blog Stops Call Tha Perfect Nanny 1-800-882-2698 For Summer- Fall Only S3 00 KAPPA ' PLEDGES ' KAPPA WANTED: 1 bdrm. fum. Grads. 601 3rd St. Loveseat. 2 chairs and 2 twin beds. 2 bdrm. fum. 704 Hi St. Child care. 2 bdrm. unfum. 7,0 70, St. KAPPA-SENIORS-KAPPA KNOWLEDGEABLE eninusiaiDcenergetk. Prices negotiable. students to volunteer as peer group facsitators Monday through Friday, tor summer 3534005 Call 352-3122 or 352-6647 Hey Sentorsllt is your week. tor Pre-Reg igB4. Pick-up an application at Dennis or Kay Marten 3S2-344S The best Omo of being greek the Off-Campus Student Center. 106 D Mountain Bike: TARGA CfGNAL The house has planned some outrageous fun. Mosslsy Hal I. or eel I (4! 9)372-2573 CHILDCARE OPPORTUNITIES! $150 (less than a year oW) Cuz we know are KKG seniors are (1. Applications must be returned by One bedroom apartment. Prs-acroonod families looking tor caring indi- Call Todd 372-6240. 128 S. Summit for Summer 1994. Friday, Apr" 21th. viduals to spend a year as a nanny. KAPPA' SENIORS ' KAPPA 1-267-3341 8175-8350Vwk, room A board, car, air tore in- OW Fender jazz bass and Peevey concert Win S5000 tor the Best Pick-up Line. Please eluded. Cal Chsdcroat 1 -600-574-6669. 400 series amplifier. Price negotiable. prim A send to 17517 Elsienna, Clevteand. OH Call 352-4728. Room A Board • 1 mile from college 44135. COLLEGE PRO PAINTERS $250 Summer Job: Exterior House painting in Call 354-6117 You may quality for $3000 toward school. Toledo Area. Cal 1-361-0623 tor application Small Couch, great condition ASK about our officer Education Program. Co Saga Pro Painters Price negotiable 372-2176 Call 372-5107 Stihtsase 2 bdrm. Apt $400/mo. * utilities. May • August 6. A/C. pool, volleyball court Painters needed tor Exterior House Paining Pets welcome. Please call 352-2225 CENTER FOR CHOICF II "One to.." Has summer in the east Cleveland/suburbs Woman's Gucd Watch Confidential Health Care For Women A Journey In Song area. For application and/or Into, cal Nick at For Sato tor $200, paid $325 Summer 5* - 6/6: 2-4 subleasers tor huge. Si Thomas More 372-1651 or leave menage Call 353-6028 fum, 2 bdrm. Call us. make an oiler A we'll Music Group Concert compromise. Ask for Jen or Down, 354-5013. • Student fee Friday at 6:00 pm CC«av»ELC4»*-rN8TRUCTORS needed! 100 • Abortion through poeWonol Coed summer camp. Pocono f Storage Unas Avaaabta Ms. Manyslree. Why haul ft home? May 1 -Sept. 20 weeks PA. Good salary 11peI (906) 869-3336. FOR RENT 1. leaaa near campus. 362-1620 Buckeye • Morning after WANTED Storage COUNSELORS WANTED: Tnm down fitness, Two badroom house, completely remodeled treatment 1 bedroom apartment tor rani Recently re- co-ed. NYS camp. 100 positions: sports, crafts, modeled. does to campus. Cal 352-3095. wfeashsr. dryer. Available May 1,1 yr. lease. • Caring friend or • TWO SUMMER SUBLEASERS WANTED' many others Camp Shane. Femdale, NY Scott Hamlem. Cal evenings 383-3993. relative allowed Own room m house between campus and bars' 12734(614)271-4141. Low renllCail 2-4439 or 2-4531 SOONI for personal * CRUISE LINE - entry level on board positions support aval sola summer, year round. Greet benefits. 1 bedroom apt. available May 15 Perfect tor free travel. (613) 226-6476. SIMMER STORAGE-CLEAN, DRY, SECURE 1 grsd. student or single profestionsl. Cal CRWM StwTC WRING 16 N.Huron 3S4-421S. ^'NafmJK** ! Totedo.OH 43604 • E am up IB $2,000 pJu s/month LOW RATES - 6' X 8' $20.00 M0., OTHERS AVAIL. 146 NORTH MAIN - BOWUNG G«EEN 1-600-589-6005 2 lemale subleasers needed tor 94/SS school on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. yaw. Vary close B campus. HBO/mo (In- Summer A Ful-Tlmeemploymentavaileble. duces utilities) Can 372-1832, ask tor Colleen No ospsrtsnce nacassary. or Came. For Into, cat 1-206-634-0466 em. C5S44. VILLAGE LOCK UP 2 female eublsesera tor apartment one block BLACK STUDENT UNION from campus. Furnished, central sir, laundry lURNCASrlrNCWSSandbepartofarvsw" PEMBERVILLE 287-4824 lac S375 (nag.) par person lor summer Can and escitjng business. Fresh. Soph on tie Jackson-Tolli ver Award Meredith or Kelly 352-6480. Deans List needed. Into. mtg. Tuee. and Wed. 4/26, 4/27 from 730 to 8:30 pm m BA 103 II 2 subleseers needed: 1 tor tall and spring. 1 tor unabto to atlsndcssl Jeff at 353-3109. I Applications available In 424 Student Services Bldg. fall semester only. 3 bdrm Townhouse. Iioovmo located on S. College A MA. Earn over $ioo/hr. I Criteria: must be a Black sophomore with a 8.5 or 372-8774 (Aak tor Amy). 1 Processing our mail at home. r CIIARLESTOWI\ APTS. I above G.P.A. For Into, cal (202) 310-5666. 3 sublessors needed. Large 3 bedroom house ♦ I Applications are due at the Multicultural Affairs Office Available In May. Cheap rsnti Call Jsnna at AND 363*307. Envtronmental Activists by April 20, 1994 OETAREALJOil Female roommate nasdsd ASAP to sublease Are you conservalve. study, seeking a cushy MID AM MANOR through summer. SlStVmontfi, ArC. own seat too. A afraid to rock tie boat? READ NO )N_ roam, apartment to yourself much ol the tJme. FURTHER! We're hiring activists. •iVOrV RENTING • Please call 382-8661. Earn money tor school while devoting a sum- ♦ Choose from choice apartments within'walking distance to Graduaie sejdent seeks room tor to! semesssr mer IB campaigns tor pesticide reform Great only. Cs> Jeff at 363-B224. Lakea protection A energy efficiency. ♦ campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. jSOOrallli to start. 1 30-10 00 pm Monday- MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED tor graduate s'. 241-7674 tor int. Summer A permanent ♦ 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and apt next veer. Senior or graduate student pre- water included, air conditioning Countdown to ferred Academics la priority but can sel relax. New srsvrnent ■ csl Mas »363-0a28. Hm*G COOKS AND SERVERS - CAMPUS 641 Third St Apt 4, B.G. •OLLYEYES-APPLY M-F. 2-4 IN PERSON ♦ Mala mnmmass neaped tor 94/B6 school year. ONLY. Resident Manager 352-4380 Graduation! EsceSerrl apartment with own room. Call Meut CAMPUS POLLYEYES 440 E. COURT ST. ♦ al 353*021