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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. WEATHER FRIDAY April 28, 2000 '\. Sunny WORLD NEWS 2_ J ^High, 68 OPINION 4 V I Low, 40 CAMPUS 6 The BG News SPORTS 7 www.bgnews.com Volume 88. Issue 70 A daily mdependem siudem pness Pepsi, ABC might be sole suppliers for U AMYJO L. BROWN the University enter into a shared tains, dining halls and vending tions with Pepsi or ABC fail to reach ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR market agreement between two bev- machines. ABC products, such as an agreement. Coca-Cola would be erage companies. The proposal and 7up and Snapple. would be available the next to be considered. the companies had to be approved by Although (he Pouring Rights in coolers and vending machines. Through the agreement, the Uni- President Sidney Ribcau and his cab- 'The feedback from students was issue has caused months of contro- versity hopes to generate S3 to $4 versy, the University president and inet before the University could that a shared market would provide agree to negotiate terms of the shared more choice and variety (than a sin- million over the next 10 years for the his cabinet recently decided to go market. gle supplier would)." said Wanda Student Union renovation, student forth with negotiations between two "It doesn't say for sure we have Overland, member of the Pouring leadership programs, scholarships beverage suppliers (his summer. an agreement." said Jane Schimpf, Rights Committee and dean of stu- and women's sports. That's $40,000 Both Pepsi-Cola and the Ameri- head of the Pouring Rights commit- dents. can Bottling Company (ABC) will a year to be divided among the four tee. Negotiations are expected to priorities by the president. have first chance at gaining exclu- It docs mean, however, that if the begin this summer, although com- sive selling rights for their products University does come to an agree- mittee members are doubtful an "At this point, we really don't on campus. ment with Pepsi and ABC. Pepsi agreement will be reached by fall know if there will be enough money The decision came after the Pour- would be the primary supplier on semester. or not." Overland said. "The jury is ing Rights committee proposed that campus, available in all soda foun- According to Schimpf. if negotia- still out." Migrant workers challenged by living conditions Students This is the second part of a "No one wants to recognize advantage of this." Boehm said. respond slowly three-part series on migrant farm migrant farm workers because of Alma Salinas, a Spanish teacher Photo Provided workers in Wood County. Todays the small time they spend here. The at Bowling Green High School, MIGRANT — A story focuses on the issues affect' migrant camps and fields are out in used to do farm work for nine Bowling Green to census ing migrant farm workers. the boondock and those who find years. Her family would migrate migrant worker out about them, ignore the issues." from Florida to farms in Bowling ..ft ^ BETH SHOEMAKER IRENE SHARON SCOTT Conditions of Migrant Camps Green and Findlay every summer. picks pickles STAH WRITER CHIEF REPORTER In 1990 the government offered She used to work at Bloomdale in the field last to pay 50 percent of housing reno- Camp, which is 15 minutes south of year.- Soon the Many students worry thai what The sun is high and hot. The vations on migrant camps, accord- Bowling Green. Safe seasonal they have to say doesn't matter. sweat is pouring down from their ing to Pamela Boehm. ethnic stud- Salinas said the camps had migrant work- Right now. though, students have a faces. Their shirts are drenched with ies instructor, who has worked with small, one-room houses with two ers will be perfect opportunity to have an migrant families for several years. beds. The houses had room for a m '•&& 4t'' ^W? impact on the campus and commu- sweat and plastered with dirt. Their arriving Bowl- However. several farmers table, stove and fridge. The houses nity by filling out their Census hands pick the vegetables with a ing Green. quick, rhythmic pace. refused to take advantage of this had no running water and heat. "From a student's standpoint, a They work in the fields from offer because they wanted to avoid "I do not recall ever having a lot of the public services you have dusk until dawn with determination the hassle. Most houses do not have phone in the house." she said. : are based on the count we get at the in their eyes rather than shame. running water or heat, she said. Lee Torres, freshman integrated ^v-<" !^>^ University." said Peter Williams, Migrant workers are used for According to the 1997 Ohio mathematics major from Santa manager lor the Census' Bowling agricultural labor. Ohio's No. I Migrant Census, there are 12 camps Rosa. Texas, said the houses he'd Green district. "We need everyone industry. Recent statistics stated in Wood County. The camps vary in seen at migrant camps were shacks 3r?&%$ to be counted." that Ohio made $67. 8 million last conditions and quality. Specific He said the paint would be old. According to Williams, any full- year from fresh market vegetables. names and locations of camps were and the windows would be cracked time students who live either on or Among the crops picked by withheld. Most camps are 10 to 20 or taped. The restrooms were rusty, h off campus are counted here, instead migrant laborers, cither by hand or minutes from BG. Boehm said. filthy and dirty. The wood would be of at home with their parents. Many by machine, are bell peppers, toma- "The typical house at camps in rotten. There would also be rats and t students don't realize this, and the toes, strawberries and cucumbers. BG are small, one-room units and cockroaches living there, according * —* Census is suffering as a result. 'They work hard to give their made out of wood." Boehm said. to Torres. "We haven't had good response children a better life than theirs." 'They don't have neither running "Most owners never renovated rates in off-campus housing, particu- said Ismael Morales, retiree from water nor electricity." the camp houses because the people larly in the apartments on Thurstin the ROTC Department. Morales She said the houses at other are just living there temporarily," he Avenue." Williams said. "The was raised in a family of migrant camps might be nicer because the said. 'There would be some who cent go on to college. 10 percent unit of economics and a half of a dorms have been a real challenge, workers. grower had used government funds renovated the area and left it up to graduate from college and one per- unit of government. If a student too." David Flores. organizer of the for housing. the inhabitant to keep it clean." cent go on to get a doctorate. from Texas goes to a school in Sophomore VCT major. Rick Through the Agricultural Labor Education "With migrant families, the fig- Ohio, he would be behind one Dennis, lives in Field Manor on local Farm Labor Organization Camp Improvement Program. According to Jose P. Salinas, Committee, said some of the issues ures are much lower." he said. semester." Thurstin Avenue and said that he "owners and operators of existing mentor for minority students at the Mr. Salinas said factors affecting Cultural differences can also hasn't filled out a Census, and he faced by migrant farm workers or new agricultural labor camps" in University of Findiay. the majority include conditions of camps and migrant children education depends play a factor in whether a child con- isn't even sure if he's seen one Ohio may receive a grant of up to of the migrant workers in Ohio, on the family and the area they are tinues with his/her education. around his apartment. difficulty obtaining funds from the $25,000 for housing, according to Indiana, and Michigan arc Hispan- "Hell if I know what's going on," government. in. One of the common factors that "Teachers might not be as under- ALCIP webpage. ic. standing of the culture and children he said. "A problem I noticed recently is The Ohio Department of Devel- "In Florida and Georgia there are affect migrant youth education is the requirements for a high school feel as though they are not accepted The response rate for the Thurstin that it is harder for migrant farm opment's Office of Housing and more African- American farm at school." he said. Avenue apartments is 42 percent. workers to get food stamps," he Community Partnership makes workers and as you go deeper south diploma that vary state from state. An example he cited was how a By comparison, other off-campus said. "Also, there is a lack of com- funding available from the Ohio you see people of all ethnicity," he "For example, in Ohio you need Hispanic child would respond when housing is between 56 and 59 per- munity support." Housing Trust Fund for housing said. one unit (year) of government in cent. These fall below the national He said most people aren't aware construction and renovation. He said 50 percent of Hispanics order to graduate," he said. "How- average of 64 percent. Ohio's 70 of farm workers in northwest Ohio. "Not a lot of growers take graduate from high school, 25 per- ever, in Texas you need a half of l See MIGRANTS, page 5. percent and the city of Bowling Green's 68 percent. Dorms, which house approxi- mately 6,000 students, present a dif- ferent type of problem for Census Drunk driving workers. "Census forms have been in the dorms since April 5. We treat them accident changes as a group quarters project." Williams said. "We try to work very BEYOND closely with the school to make sure students' perspective that everyone is counted. We would like 100 percent cooperation." Sophomore early childhood edu- DAVE TRUMAN of drinking and driving first-hand cation major Nicole Kachmar, who STAFF WRITER four months earlier on the morning lives in Rodgers Quadrangle, is of Oct. 3. 1999. among the students who has filled Twenty-five friends gathered at Pinkus, Maxwell and a friend out the Census. a Bowling Green apartment one were returning to Bowling Green "I've filled it out. but I haven't Friday in February for a party in from a Maumec diner shortly after turned it in yet." she said. honor of one of the host's 21st midnight when their celebration of Not responding to the Census can birthday. Bowling Green's football victory present a variety of problems for All were college students — over arch-rival Toledo abruptly students. some from the University of Tole- came to a crashing halt. "If BG has 18.000 students and do, most from Bowling Green A 16-year-old girl ran a flashing only 10.000 are accounted for. State University. Many of them red light on State Route 25. Her there's a problem." Williams said. drank considerable amounts of Dodge Neon plowed into the frame "Even from a recruiting standpoint, alcohol. There were no bar brawls. of Maxwell's car between the front if corporations are looking for a There were no fights or arrests. and rear driver-side doors. The girl large pool of students, and all stu- There were no accidents or com- was charged with driving under the dents aren't accounted for. the stu- plaints from neighbors. influence and was faulted for the dents suffer." Guests said the party was typi- accident. Police estimated she was Beginning April 30. census work- cal. Some said they had been to going 40-45 miles per hour in a ers will be knocking on the doors of 25mph speed zone. dozens like it in the past, most of 'The girl that hit us didn't stop them harmless. On that night, two • See CENSUS, page 6. guests drove away from the birth- at all." Pinkus said. "We did a day party after drinking. The rest complete 180. so when we stopped of them either walked, did not we were facing the direction we drink alcohol or had a designated had come from." BEN FRENCH/ driver, as was the case with the car- Pinkus said the driver was so The BG Newi load from UT. intoxicated.that she sat in the car Stacey Pinkus. the honoree at and showed no emotion even after (Top) Seniors the party, said that if she had it to Maxwell's other passenger asked her if she had a cellular phone to Jess Willits do over again, she would not have let her two friends leave in a car call for help. The girl said nothing. and Nina Police did not even bother to com- O'Agostino despite the fact that they made it safely home that night. plete her sobriety tests. strike a pose at Dangerous situations are most Carrie Belair, a certified chemi- the millennium likely to develop after parties, like cal dependency counselor for the masquerade. Pinkus, when it is time to go home BGSU Wellness Connection, said or to the next bar or party, accord- alcohol deceives its user. People ing to Bowling Green police Lt. believe they are unaffected when (Bottom) Cari- they are in fact inebriated. cature artist, Linda McCool. "If you are in Bowling Green "Alcohol causes diminished Jodie Fleming, after 1 a.m.. most of the cars on the reaction time." she said. "A lot of draws a por- street will have someone in them people don't sense that, but it has trait of senior who has consumed too much alco- been timed in the lab and proven. It Jenni Grunden hol." McCool said. "If people can also cause vision problems, a lack of spatial adjustment - any- and her would stay home and drink with a thing you normally need to drive is ■ Men's tennis friends. few friends it would eliminate a lot opens of the problems we have." compromised." MAC tournament. Pinkus and roommate Erin Maxwell learned about the dangers > See DRIVERS, page 6. page 2 The BG News Friday, April 28. 2000 WORLD www. bgnews.com/ap
The World Ransom note rejected for 21 kidnapped Malaysians
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS officials said. The negotiator, former Muslim la they kill. Sayyaf, a loosely organized Muslim In Brief At least two Malaysian hostages rebel leader Nur Misuari, said it was "They arc the enemies of the citi- extremist group linked to many pre ISABELA. Philippines — Presi- possible the kidnappers may consid- zens, the enemies of the republic, vious kidnappings. The two. howev 55 more bodies found linked were expected to be freed shortly dent Joseph Estrada rejected a because they are Muslims, a police er releasing some of their hostages the enemies ot Islam.'' Basilan Oov. er. may not be directly related, scv to cult in Uganda demand for up to $2.4 million in official said. Estrada rejected ran- at a later time "because it's not easy Wahab Akhar told The Associated eral officials said The link "is nol definite," said ransom from kidnappers who took som demands. to keep 21 people, especially in a Press. KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) —A 21 hostages from a Malaysian resort small place." The two kidnappings, the worst military Deputy Chief of Staff lose month afta officials dug up hun- island, an official said today. "Absolutely not. The government Philippine officials also denied in the Philippines in years, have Calimlim. He said the motive of the dreds of victims of a Ugandan Ihe 21 hostages, including at policy is not to give ransom," Presi- the reports. drawn attention to the country's 25- Malaysian kidnapping appeared to doomsday cull, workers yesterday least 111 foreigners, were kidnapped dential Executive Secretary Ronaldo The governor of a nearby ycar Muslim separatist rebellion, he money, while the Basilan abduc- exhumed ihe bodies of 55 more peo- Sunda) and were being held by Zamora said. province where soldiers are attack- which has killed more than 120.000 tors have made a number of ideolog- Muslim extremists in the mountains Estrada's chief negotiator denied ing a Muslim rebel stronghold to people. ical demands, including the release ple — mostly women and children of three Arab terrorists jailed in the — from a garage rented by a cull of the impoverished Sulu province media reports attributed to him say- free 27 other hostages offered citi- Both kidnappings were allegedly zens a $730 bounty for each guerril- carried out by members of the Abu United States. leader. ai Ihe Up of Ihe southern Philippines. ing the hostages had been released. Turkish parliament fails to elect president 25* S1 oft cover -r THE ASSOCIATED PXESS "The leaders, who received a ,> with this AD C- blow during the debate on the con- ^_ 1 per person j^ ANKARA. Turkey — The Turk- stitution, will receive an even bigger ish parliament failed to elect a pres- blow if they fail to have Sezer elect- ident in the first round of voting yes- ed in the first round and make their 104 S. Main 353-0988353-C terday, delivering a humiliating trustworthiness questionable." Yeni blow to Prime Minister Bulent Ece- Safak, a pro-Islamic newspaper, Check us out al: www.easystreetcafe.net vit. wrote before the voting. Observers said that many legisla- Ecevit nominated Sezer as a com- tors voted for members of their own promise candidate who was able to party and arc expected to support appeal to all parties in parliament. Ecevit's nominee in later balloting. Earlier this week, the leaders of Parliament votes again on Monday. all five parties agreed to support Ecevit had secured promises Sezer's nomination. But yesterday's from every party leader to support vote was a secret ballot and the ear- Ahmet Necdet Sezer, a top judge lier agreement did not require party "An experiment in the art of who has spoken of the need for leaders to force deputies to vote for democratic reforms and increased Sezer. sound!" freedom of expression. Presidents in Turkey are elected Sezer received 281 votes, falling by parliament. short of the 367 required for election "I don't even consider the proba- in the first round of balloting. There bility that Sezer won't be elected." arc 550 scats in parliament. Ecevit said late Wednesday. The other voles were split among It is likely that Sezer will be nine other candidates. The candidate elected in the second or third round to come in second, Nevzat Yalcintas, of voting. In the third round, candi- received only 61 votes. dates only need a simple majority to Grasshopper Pie Several candidates are expected be elected. to drop out of the race in the coming Sezer is the head of the constitu- days. tional court and is expected to be a "Grasshopper Pie will The vote comes two weeks after strong advocate of democratic knock you socks off Ecevit was unable to muster enough reforms if elected. The presidency in votes to amend the constitution and Turkey is a largely ceremonial post, NO PRESIDENT — Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit casts with fabulous jams and enable President Suleyman Demirel but presidents are often powerbro- his ballot as Parliament holds a first round of presidential elec- to run for another term. 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ACROSS 1 Economist Smith ■ ' 5 Blockhead 8 Texas oranges 14 Indian royalty 15 Org ol Flyers 1 -»— ■"— and Jets lb Most unman-arty fflflfl WHITE 17 1883 exploding volcano /:- bleached/ my little heart as I sat in the front don't believe I can do anything, is r-lorida explorer Constricting veins, the blood ■H row of Lear North Elementary in just 'cuz I'm a girl 20 Scatter wtr, HB*~~ " flow to the brain slows/ the fourth grade. I digress, there is little satisfac- 21 Beginning They're so f@#$in' ordinary It changed everything about me. tion in pummcling 15-year-olds, so 23 Give the ax to 24 Serving dish while the drums. I can hear them even we soon head home I hit my pil- (I'm running a little low on 26 Rose or now. but I turn away. My day- low hard. I've got a swim meet in the creativity this week kids so I Sampras ■ ■ : Don't call me white dreaming diminishes and I try to LJ- the morning 2' Mediterranean - i" 111... 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And now for the creativ- 37 Gel if lost conversations in my mind, like because you cither do really well ©»00 Tntxa* Met»a S*>vK«a Inc■ V28/00 woman mode. A rebuttal is ity.) ghosts from bygone eras. Then I and arc loo cocky for your first 38 Uncooked AH rights (OMrveO 41 Pilgrim leader needed... of course...) remember the faces of those who event or you bomb and you're ter- vm 45 Baseball theft are now my enemies, but were rified A simple little ditty by my 47 Chance to play .' Sloping 18 HOURS-1996 once my dearest friends. Nothing I swim the A100 meter reluv as friends and yours. NOFX 48 Reverberate 8 Fast-food CROSS I think about it constantly, and it lasts forever, but why can I not for- the back-strokcr so I have no time 49 Choir seiechon request controls the very essence of my 50 Multi-deck game Don 'i call me while get the pain then? to panic. I want to though. I hit the 9 Tallow base word being. It plagues my thoughts night "I'm feaning for a camel wide" water and it's freezing, that's good 52 Sphere ol power 10 Wait 53 Gras and day. crawling through the con- my friend Kym says in a low voice, water to me cus it gives better pull 11 Eanh-baseo LOOKING FOR The connotations wearing my 54 Twin Falls slate 1? Wiirs contents fines of my mind. I envision the "Back-strokers take your nerves thin/ but Ben laughs and says, "Thought 58 Continues 13 Rockth'ower ANSWERS IN ALL Could it be semantics generat- metro parks, the deep somber col- you quit." We hop back into Ins mark..." 60 Ways out 18 Pointed tool ing the mess we're in?/ ors of dusk upon the brazen leafs black probe and slowly drive back I pull my body up onto the bar toe Slill green 22 Rights a wrong THE WRONG 63 Pi lollower I understand that language of autumn. It was there that my lips into our town. 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•Categories ranging from Arts to Living to Film to News (27 categories in all) • Info about the event, as well as how to be a part of it \porttmouth '68743°J • A contest to vote for the People's Choice award in each category, and win a car ■ • After the awards show, you can begin submitting your site for consideration .-, 4a . mttPrmt THE DISCOVERY OF 9ACON 9ITC. © • © > H«»c -« me D\J iiews 1' 1 i. . vj M 11 bu, iWU OPINION unmv. bgnews.com/opin ion Student groups should work together Finally it has come! It's within doing huge functions like the con- more people will know about it. our reach! Bring out the confetti, the cert on their own. More things can Bowling Green State University be done and at greater scales There has been a lot of opposition on the street band, and the fireworks. because all of the organizations are about some events from students meeting and can co-sponsor activi- including myself lately, but that The year is practically over; all ties. For instance, instead of having wouldn't have happened if the com- Question: Have you ever driven drunk? that's left is the usual cramming for someone who is unknown to some munity on this campus wasn't so finals, storage renting and summer perform, we can have artists that we vacation arrangements. As I look separate and stratified. If we were have seen on television and whose united and helped each other hold over the year I have some sugges- CDs we own. More possibilities are tions to make the new year better. open when the University's student events, then having an activity We already have the administrators organizations come together. would be easier because there is doing their part to drag our Univer- more money backing each organiza- sity into the millennium with the Coming together is a great way tion. renovation of the Union and Offen- for the organizations to supply enter- hauer East, the unveiling of the new tainment that the city cannot. There In the caucus or alliance that I am Psychology building, the cable in "I would like to see are clubs, but the mall and stores suggesting, all organizations would everyone's room next year, the more events than an close practically at the same time we have a say and would be able to pro- Chris "Kooter" Angie Mathern upcoming air-conditioning in the are just getting home from class. vide programs so the community Junior rec. and the much-needed new Inter- occasional movie Many students don't have access to Hessler can experience new cultures, to Junior Physical Educa- net system. But I have some sugges- a car. and those who do aren't eager which college is suppose to intro- sponsored by the about going to a lot of places far Psychology tion tions that the students can do to duce us all. There are still more hori- make Bowling Green State Univer- UAO, Latinopolooza, away, especially with the inflation of "Yes, but only "Yes, coming back sity a better university. gas prices. But by all the organiza- zons to broaden. There are still because the desig- from Windsor and Kwanzaa, or a things that I can stand to learn more Lauren Choj- tions big and small coming together nated driver was nakci my two friends And my suggestion is for the stu- concert. These events they can actually give the students about the Hispanic, Jewish, Asian, passed out in the Freshman were drunk so I dent organizations to come together are great and what they want. I would like to see and Native American culture. We back of my truck." drove." and form some unity. We already more events than an occasional can celebrate all of our differences VCTf have representatives of most of the wonderful, but what movie sponsored by the UAO. by coming together and providing "No, I don't like to organizations that are senators in the about the everyday Latinopolooza. Kwanzaa. or a con- programs and activities that teach drive drunk." USG. but I think a caucus twice a cert. These events are great and month or so would be more benefi- needs of the the student body the practices of dif- wonderful, but what about the ferent cultures. cial. Something like all the presi- students'?" everyday needs of the students? dents, vice presidents, or members Maybe we can have more than one Let's work on making next year of every organization can meet and concert a year or have some kind of truly better not just because we are discuss the plans and programs they organizations. And this pattern is the activity that is provided every week- want to sponsor for the year. same for many students. As a result, end. getting cable and getting a better people get left out and they are Internet system, but because we Brian Conde As it is now. people rely on the unheard because there is no forum Though smaller organizations have readjusted our attitudes and Andrea Hoag organization that they are involved where everyone has a representative provide programs and activities they begun to work together. Senior in to provide them with activities. that makes their opinions and voices Freshman Computer Sci- are often not publicized enough and Marketing The African-American community heard. get a small number of participants. ence relies on the Black Student Union. This too can be remedied by the "No, too many of "Unfortunately This way we all have a say in my friends have NAACP and Gospel Choir. The His- organizations coming together. If Erin Bailey is a BG New colum- yes. because my panic community relies on the Lati- which programs we want, and orga- there are more people involved, nist. She can be reached at crin- had bad out- nizations don't have to worry about beer was getting no Student Union and their Greek more people to lend a hand and help. lyn @bgnet.bgsu. edit comes." warm at home.." &* r? ■■ t..v! i-l'.kj:i" 'Tl &*&< wounds have healed, but my con- to hurt anyone during that time, but my misdeeds. 1 cSit 4 Li L. . « A. r? Ji s A. * science will not be clear if I do not my actions did more than hurt peo- make my apology public to those ple I truly care about; it created tur- I do hereby apologize to the 1b< If N bm n K& o the 1Edit* vr who are willing to forgive me for the moil on campus, cost money and administration, staff, faculty and. error in judgment I made. There is landed me in the legal system WBGU management world." If any DJ in the corporation your group has reformed and 1 most importantly, students of no excuse for my behavior; howev- BGSU. I am still paying the price of I work for in the Toledo market had would like to offer some advice er, there is a reason. I was going Through counseling. I believe m> justified played profanity-laden songs or about which council to join. If I through very painful times in my life wounds have been healed and I can my actions and will continue to do threatened anyone on our Toledo air- were you I would stay clear of the which was triggered by experiences apologize and truly mean it. I am so, but knowing that I have made waves they would be fired instantly IFC council, as it is f***ed up. Its very sincere when i say I am very main goal is to buy into all Universi- I was having during my final semes- peace with the University and its as well — that's just common sense. ter at BGSU. SORRY for what I did. I am asking In defense of WBGU 88.1 man- We all have community standards to ty propaganda and handicap frater- for forgiveness as I have suffered community will lift one burden off agement, I would like to say that follow and being that we are provid- nities. The positive for IFC is access As a cry for help, I chose to self- tremendously for my actions and my shoulder. having worked for them for the past ing a service to our students and to better resources, which they usu- destruct not only myself but rela- would like to move on. I cannot, 2 years as their news director. Front community we want to strive for ally find a way to mess up. tionships I had with various mem- however, move ahead in life without and Center coordinator and co-host professionalism and good broadcast- My argument is one-sided, as I bers of the University in an attempt knowing that the community that I as well as the coordinator and host ing standards. to gain attention. I did in fact get the once lived in and the school lhat Omobonike Odegbami for Second Stage, the local music am unfamiliar with NPHC, so take it for what it is worth. I may be a attention, but not how I had antici- gave me an outstanding graduate show, they are extremely profession- pated. By no means did I ever intend education has truly forgiven me of [email protected] al station managers and they follow member of the Greek System, but all policies as strict as any commer- Tami Budwick that does not mean I agree with it or cial station. turn my head to the fact that it is [email protected] flawed and ineffective, though that As soon as new staff members is also a matter of University sup- are hired, they stress the importance port. Much like choosing which fra- of professionalism and following ternity to join, just follow your FCC rules and regulations which heart, Mr. Torres, and you won't go include absolutely no profanity on Latino fiat put foot in wrong. the air, as well as threatening com- mentary aimed toward a particular mouth person or group. All staff members Robert McAfee are fully aware of this and the con- sequences we could face should we rmcafee@bgnet. bgsu. edu blatantly disrespect these rules. I have a few comments to make in regards to the statements made by I have worked very closely with Mr. Torres of SLB. Mr. Torres General Manager Randy Moore, and spoke of his fraternity as having a Program Director Justin Hem- "rigorous screening process," but it minger. who is now taking the posi- cannot be so great a process after the Recipient of own hate tion of GM since Randy is graduat- ignorance displayed in claiming mails apologizes ing next month. They have more your group to be "the only interna- than prepared me for my work now tional fraternity" at BG. in commercial radio in Toledo. Had it not been for their guidance and Allow me set the record straight: Almost a year ago. I created an expertise I would not be where I am Your statement is wrong. The Delta unfortunate situation on the campus today and I sincerely thank them for Upsilon International Fraternity has of BGSU that left many in shock, enforcing their standards and regula- existed on this campus for over SO created racial tensions, and left me tions because that is how it is in cor- years and has been international in a state of despair. As many may porate radio. since the founding of the McGill recollect, I sent hate mails to myself Chapter of Canada in 1898. and filed false charges with the cam- For people who are serious about pus police, which If ft authorities in a broadcasting, being able to follow I hope you understand that my wild goose chase. policy is 90 percent of what it takes goal here is for the truth in the in order to make it in the "real media. Personally. I am glad that Time has passed and hopefully We're still taking applications for both summer and fall positions at The BG News! Fall editorships and "kneeling" have been filled, but other positions in all departments are still available. Pick up an application and get a look at the digs on the second floor of West Hall. Letters to the Editor Policy 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write Copyright © 2000. The BG News. Bowling Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 us and let us know where you stand. 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Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. *. Friday, April 28. 2000 The BG News page 5 MIGRANTS Continued from page 1. and do a worksheet and take a test he was small enough, but warned said. It was important that workers migrant worker stopping at Meijers migrants are legal citizens." once a month. If students passed the him to be careful. wore all of this to be protected from on the way home, dirty and sweaty, Torres said migrant farm workers" disciplined. In the Hispanic culture, examination, then they received Mrs. Salinas recalled working in pesticides and snakes." is unappealing." are often viewed as people who live when the parent disciplines the credit." fields. She began working in the Mrs. Salinas said the location of She said thai. a( one lime, the off government money. , Mr. Salinas said the Ohio fields at age 10. At age 13 she was child, the child looks down to show (he houses at the migrant camps people in the community had tried to 'They work in (he fields so they Migrant Education Center seeks out assigned to a row working along her were a hazard, because they were rent out space at a church (o have a inferiority. won't have to depend on ihe govern- ' 'This is instilled in a child as migrant children, identify them for mother's side. close to the fields. d:iy care center for migrant workers. early as elementary school." he said the school year, and provide educa- "I have mixed feeling about the "Whenever pesticide was 'They didn't want (he migrant ment. They don't like handouts," he 'Teachers who aren't aware of this tional services that arc funded by the work." she said. "Me and my moth- sprayed on the fields, the workers children there because they feared said. might be offended and think (he Ohio Department of Education. er used the time to talk, while work- were told to stay out." she said. they might have lice." she said. Morales said things haven't ■ child doesn't care." One of the OMEC programs is ing. Inside I was thinking there has "Farm workers only protection was "There is a lack of openness to changed since the 60s even though, However, in the Anglo culture, a night school for migrant students to be something better for me. I was- avoidance, wearing long sleeves, understand. Also, most people don'l during the summer. A bus will pick n't sure how to find a way out." there arc legal battles regarding child shows they are paying atten- gloves and hats. There was an understand the nature of the work. injustices, endangerment of workers tion by looking the discipliner in the up the children at 5:30 p.m. and they Health emphasis on washing one's hands Workers work 12 hours a day and due (o pesticide and owners not eye when getting reprimanded. will get home around II p.m. Stu- One of the health issues faced by before eating." fall below the poverty level." Furthermore, migrant students dents can receive a half credit in his- migrant workers is pesticide poison- Community Mentality Furthermore, migrants are often abiding by policies. might not have a sense of belonging tory, math and English. A counselor ing. According to Patricia Reyes, an Torres said one of the of migrant confused as illegal immigrants. "Migrant workers are considered would design a special program to ROI employee and a farm worker because they know they have to farm workers is that they are all "Migrant and immigrant are two ihe forgotten Americans," he said. leave soon. Because of this, students meet individual students' needs. advocate, about 30 percent of the "The larger economy depends on "Not every high school docs pesticides used in fields are harmful. Latino. terms that are used often inter- might not develop a relationship "Most of the people I worked changeably," Boehm said. this." he said. The migrant youth in She estimated that 50 percent of migrant workers." with teachers and vice versa. with are poor, lower-class white," he She said a migrant is someone Another possible factor is that BG might be sent to a high school in migrant workers come in contact People need to remember the Woodville. Ohio. 20 miles north, of with pesticide. said. who travels within the state, while value of migrant workers. Torres children understand the power of Boehm said that in Bowling an immigrant is someone who money early in life. BG." She said some workers are said. Shirley Green, training and unaware of it because of lack of Green, migrant workers are looked comes to the Unites State from 'Tney rationalize the amount of upon as dirty. another country. "If it weren't for migrant workers, money they would be making, if employment coordinator from Rural information from their grower or they wouldn't have such things: Opportunities, Inc., said OMEC crew leader on pesticide safety or "Bowling Green is a conservative "Not all immigrants are undocu- they stayed at home, as opposed to town that is predominantly white, mented," she said. "This is a myth I fruits, vegetables, and clothes," he going on to higher education," Mr. addresses educational issues and when pesticide is being sprayed in she said. "Often the sight of a try to dispel. [And) a majority of the said. Salinas said. prepares students for proficiency the fields. Also, some workers might Torres had similar thoughts. exams. fear going for help because if they He said about 80 percent of the "ROI received a Youth Grant were an undocumented worker, they people from his area (Santa Rosa. that helps students age 21 and would be sent back to their home- Texas) were migrant workers. When younger with passing their profi- land. he encounters friends from the field, ciency tests in high school." she "Pesticide can enter your body he finds it disappointing that they said. through your skin, eyes, nose and had dropped out of junior high Child Laborers mouth," she said. 'The most com- HELP WANTED!^ school to support their family by Boehm said since agriculture is mon way is through the skin." working in the fields. the No. I industry in Ohio, child Harmful pesticides can cause "I respect their decisions, but it is labor laws was lenient, although cancer, birth defects and death. Oth- 4&f& SUMMER 2000 1*3 a waste of life," he said. "Luckily, I laws prohibit a child under age 14 ers might cause rashes, runny nose was a good student in school. I am from working. or illnesses. ^ JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT B.G.S.U. |jgj very fortunate for God inspiring my Torres said he worked at farm at Torres said he was cautious when mother to encourage me to go to age 7. he was picking oranges in the field school." "Working in the gin was danger- and pesticides were being sprayed. EMPLOYMENT IS AVAILABLE THIS SUMMER WITH DINING SERVICES Even when Torres was juggling ous work, because often 1 would go Although workers were not allowed both school and working in the in with a woolly sweater with a pole in (he fields, pesticide still spread. RATES START AT $5.70. fields, there were programs that pre- to make more wheat fit in. It was Protective clothing he'd worn vented him and other migrant chil- 100 degrees and there were small air included several pairs of gloves, dren from falling behind academi- holes and the wheat could easily long sleeved sweaters, boots with 9 Dining Services will be operating facilities in Founders, Commons, and Kreischer cally. At Santa Rosa High School in have pulled me in. as it was poured, metal plates, a mask covering his this summer. Additionally, Catering and banquet services will be hiring Texas, there is a program called but I just stepped out of the way face and a big hat. Smart Project. quickly. I could have easily been "It would be 90 degrees. We're part-time staff. 'They would videotape the class- killed," Torres recalled. working under (he hot sun with es, which would be an hour long," Although his life was in danger, about 10 pounds of metal on each he said. 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GREENBR1AR, INC. / page 6 The BG News Friday, ApriI 28, 2000 CAMPUS www.bgneivs.com/campus CENSUS- DRIVERS Continued from page 1. as soon as possible," Williams Continued from page 1. they are invincible." said. "Also, for students who arc Pinkus and Maxwell had the off-campus students who haven't interested, we encourage them to Pinkus said her friends took plen- notion of invincibility destroyed for come down and work in the Cen- ty of precautions when they drank them, and were lucky to come away filled out and returned their Cen- from the experience in one piece. sus. Nationally, all Census infor- sus office." even before the accident, but now Students can reach the Bowling she gets angry when she hears about "The cop and the tow truck driver mation must be completed by Dec. said they had never seen such a bad NEWI9VE 31. Green Census office by calling people getting behind the wheel after having one or two drinks. accident where the driver walked "We encourage students to get 353-2751 or toll-free at 1-888-325- away." Maxwell said. "I remember involved by filling out their Census 7733. "She was less than a mile away J Rentals from her home." Pinkus said. "I was hearing the impact of the crash. I really upset. Why couldn't she have remember the song that was on the Attention All Students! just called her parents and asked radio. 1 remember seeing her out of 502 N. PROSPECT ST. # C them for a ride home. Even now. I the comer of my eye and slamming Turn in those Census forms! y on the brakes." can remember details from that Angela Roberts, operations man- EfTicency apartment located Stand Up & Be Counted! night. It seems like it was yesterday I wouldn't want anyone to go ager for BG Taxi, said her company in a triplex. Very private, located ice announcement from the U.S. Census Bureau is usually a safe alternative to dri- through that." ving while intoxicated. close to Campus and downtown. McCool said arrest statistics "We make an effort to make sure Unfurnished. Free Water & Sewer. show why BGSU students have a that everyone gets home safely," she reputation for unsafe use of alcohol. said. "We do reserve the right to $315.00 per month plus utilities for a A Resume 4 Success The number of DUI arrests rose deny transportation if the driver 12 month lease. sharply from 68 in May, June and decides a passenger might cause Specializing in affordable, July to 89 in August, September and damage to the vehicle." October 1999. That represents a 30 Those instances have been rare professionally developed percent increase. because "people know the rules." 1024 E. 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Their sixth flight match 6-1, 6-0 ovet Kel years Dean hopes the roster of next goal is to take the tournament. ley. upperclassmcn will use their experi- The men's tennis team began With the victor) the Falcons ence to know what to expect and be their quest for the MAC Tournament advance to the semifinals The) will menially ready. title yesterday morning. They won play either Ball Slate ot Eastern Part of the problem in the tourna- their quarterfinal match 4-0 over Michigan this afternoon .it I ai the ment. Dean said, is dial the team seventh seed Buffalo. University of Toledo. nervous before big matches. Women Brandon Gabel and Vitck Wild This -eason they are approaching defeated Justin Brtko and Budi The women's tennis team was the lournameni as another tennis Susanto 8-4 in their first flight dou- picked to finish sixth in the MAC match. But Dean knows what the bles match. preseason coaches" poll. After stun Falcon tennis team can do ning the competition they will enter Geoff Hiscox and Ed Kuresman "Within the girls the) have a lot MICHAEL their tournament as the No ' seed LEHMKUHLE/The led David Rmihovich and Fery Kasi- oi intensity and a lot of motivation." BGNews man 7-4 in the second flight. The Falcons will face Hall State Dean said. "Otherwise they would- in the first round today. BGSU heat Peter Gardonyi and Nicolas n't be the players that they are." the Cardinals 5 2 in the regular sea- REJOICE — A Lopez-Acevedo thumped Sean Kel- The Falcons' quarterfinal match tennis player son. However, after the loss to ley and Tim Powell 8-0 in No. 3 Northern Illinois. BGSU head coach will be I p.m. today against Ball throws his hands doubles. Slate in Kalamazoo. Mich. up in the air after Penny Dean is not underestimating Singles belonged to the Falcons the Cardinals. winning a match as well. Wild led Susanto 7-5 in the "We beat them once," Dean said Wild named Player of the Week earlier this sea- first flight. "If we maintain uur level of play we Vitck Wild was named the MAC son. The men's Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo beat tennis team com- should hopefully beat them again " Playei of Ihc Week for the final Kasiman 6-3. 6-2 in the No. 2 She added that the Falcons need week of the regular season. He went peated in the first match. round of the to play hard .11 all singles and dou- 2-0 in singles and doubles in Falcon MAC tournament Mike Kossoff took the third flight bles positions. road wins over Eastern Michigan today. 6-2. 4-1 from Brtko. This season BGSU has impmved and Toledo. His career mark in reg- Kuresman followed with a 6-2. 5- a lot in singles play. The players iilai season matches is ll-l. Baseball Early-bird 16 Tigers, Sox suspended total of 82 games for brawl THEASSOI IATED PRESS ball spokesman Rich Levin said. fans flock In 1998, fights at Kansas City CHICAGO ■ In what is and Yankee Stadium resulted in mul- believed to be the harshest penalty tiple suspensions. Five players, for a brawl in baseball history. 16 including Orioles pitcher Armando to Dayton members of the Detroit Tigers and Benitcz, were suspended for a total Chicago White Sox were suspended of 18 games after a wild brawl yesterday for a total of 82 games. against the Yankees. "They're trying to set an example Two weeks later, nine players and stadium fbl the rest of the league," White both managers were suspended for a Sox manager Ron Schueler said. "I total of 38 games after the Anaheim think it will. I think you're going to Angels brawled with the Kansas THE ASSOCIATED PRESS see around the league a little more City Royals. reluctance to start fights or get Yesterday's penalties were the DAYTON. Ohio — Pans showed involved with them. first ones issued by Frank Robinson, up early yesterday to welcome "I respect the decision." he said. baseball's vice president of on-field minor-league baseball to the city and "Don't necessarily agree with it. but operations. christen the $23 million Fifth Third I respect it." "Major league baseball wants to Stadium. Managers Phil Garner of Detroit send a message ... that participation A standing-room-only crowd of and Jerry Manuel of the White Sox in these sorts of incidents will be 9.000 was expected to pack the sta- were suspended for eight games handled in a swift and serious man- dium to see the home opener of the each for Saturday's two fights at ner." Robinson said. Dayton Dragons, the Class-A affili- Comiskey Park. Tigers coach Juan "Altercations like the one that ate of the Cincinnati Reds. The Samuel must sit out 15 for throwing took place in Chicago last week Dragons, who are in first place in the punches. show a lack of sportsmanship." Midwest League's Rastcrn Division, Detroit third baseman Dean Robinson said. "It sends the wrong have been playing on the road since Palmer, who charged the mound message to our fans — particularly the season began. after being hit by Jim Parque in the young people. Fighting is not an Hours before gates opened, tick- first fight, was suspended for eight acceptable part of the game." Associated Press Photo etholders and fans without tickets games. Parque got a three-game sus- Deciding discipline became his CAT FIGHT — Detroit Tigers' Dean Palmer, left, is restrained by Chicago White Sox catcher Josh gathered along the wrought iron- pension. Chicago outfielder Mag- responsibility when commissioner Paul as he goes arter Sox pitcher Jim Parque Saturday. fence that rings the outfield. glio Ordonez was suspended for Bud Selig dissolved the president's They strained to speak above the five. office in the AL and NL. came hack out onto the field. roar of last-minute construction. The White Sox reliever Keith Foulke, "I didn't expect that harsh of a ber of players involved. suspension is to begin May I. wants Weaver was fined $750. stadium won't be completely fin- who got the worst of the brawl, treatment. I guess you could say," Some of the players already said to appeal. The other Tigers suspended were: ished for several weeks, but that did- needing five stitches to close a cut Manuel said. "Frank Robinson is a they will appeal, and the penalties Though the suspensions dredge pitcher Doug Brocail (four games); n't dampen their excitement about under his left eye. was suspended for baseball man who I have great would not take effect until appeals up the bad feelings from the brawl outfielder Juan Encarnacion (three having a team and a downtown sta- three games. respect for. I can't dispute his deci- have been heard. all over again, the White Sox said dium in a city that has been strug- There were 25 people fined — "All you can ask for is consistent they don't anticipate problems in games), catcher-DH Robert Fick sions one way or the other. i live games); outfielder Kanm Gar- gling to revitalize. including the 16 who also received "I don't agree with it, but I won't and equal penalties." Detroit general Detroit. "This is fantastic," said Tim Gib- suspensions — ranging from $3,000 manager Randy Smith said. "I think Some While Sox were upset, cia (three games); outfielder Bobby dispute it." Higginson (five games); and out- son, 42. 'This is one of the few for Palmer to $500 for Detroit pitch- The penalties came a day before he made every effort to do that." though, that Detroit Starlet lefl fielder Luis Polonia (three games). times in my life I can say I'm really ers Danny Patterson and Jim Poole. the White Sox were to start a series White Sox reliever Bob Howry Weaver wasn't suspended. Weavei Garcia, who has since been sent proud to be from Dayton. I would "We researched this as best we in Detroit. The suspensions will be and outfielder Carlos Lee said their started the bad blood by plunking love to bring friends and family could, and we think this is the staggered from tonight night three-game suspensions are sched- Lee in the sixth inning. He was done from out of the area, love to bring largest mass suspension ever." base- through May 10 because of the num- uled to begin Friday. Both plan to pitching and had his uniform jersey them in." serve them Ordonez, who said his off when the fighting began, but he i See BRAWL, page 8. "We haven't had anything like this for years here," said Bill Dozier, 62. "No excitement, no entertain- Softball ment, no anything." Larry Moore, who was released from the hospital two weeks ago after spending 45 days there with a kidney ailment, clung to the fence Falcons look to stay on top and smiled. "I haven't got all my, strength back yet," said Moore. 51. "I just •wanted to come out and see it." Dragons co-owner Magic John- Team will battle Marshall tomorrow for first place son at the last minute canceled plans to appear at the home opener to stay in Los Angeles for the NBA playoff Pitching has been a surprise this game between Sacramento and the DOROTHY WRONA body improves from year to year." Lakers, a team that he also partly Recent history favors the Fal- season. All four of BGSU's pitchers owns. SPORTS WHITER cons. BGSU is 7-0 against Marshall are freshmen or sophomores. Prac- since the Herd joined the MAC. Almost all of Fifth Third Field's Getting to the top is hard. Staying tice with assistant coach. Amy 7,250 seats have been sold for the This past week BGSU went 5-2. there is harder. season, and all of its 30 luxury suites The Falcons have shown that Kyler, has helped them sharpen their BGSU Softball's 15-4 victory are spoken for. Standing room and they can win on the road this season. skills. over Miami Tuesday put the Falcons . lawn seating sales were expected to As for the No. 1 spot in the MAC, "We're doing a lot better than swell the home-opening crowd for at the top of the Mid-American Con- ference East Division. This weekend Ross-Shaw expects Marshall to expected," Ross-Shaw said of the the game against Cedar Rapids. challenge the Falcons. Dragons president Bob Murphy, they will battle the Marshall Thun- pitchers. "We need to be completely who was surprised by reports of dering Herd to maintain that spot. Freshman pitcher Jesse Milosek ticket resales, said the team's securi- Marshall is 20-22 overall with a intense and ready for the start." earned MAC Pepsi Pitcher of the ty guards will try to keep the plaza 9-4 standing in the MAC. Until Ross-Shaw said. Week honors for this week. Milosek Tuesday, the two teams were tied for At the beginning of the season, around the stadium scalper-free. went 2-0 and recorded a no-hitter "If we have an atmosphere where first place in (he division. This three- the Falcons' goals were to concen- and a save last weekend against we have entertainment going on. game weekend series could deter- trate on defense and to reduce field- Kent. Her earned run average was a where families arrive, they don't mine who wins the division. ing errors. Ross-Shaw said that the necessarily need to be subjected to The Herd usually have strong Falcons are making strides toward minuscule 0.44. people selling them tickets," he said. pitching. Their No. 1 pitcher. Sarah those goals and has added a new The Falcons head down lo Hunt- City Manager Valerie Lemmie Gully, is left handed. The Falcons one. inglon. W. Va.. this afternoon to play arrived in town in 1996 and said one have played against her. but head MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE/The BG Neva of her first assignments from the city With their solid pitching and the Thundering Herd at 3. Game one coach Leigh Ross-Shaw wants the HEY BATTER — A Falcon softball player goes up to bat Tuesday. commission was to push the falter- power hitting, she thinks that the of tomorrow's doubleheader will Falcon hitters to be focused. The team beat Miami 15-4. ing idea of bringing minor league "You never know what to Falcons have what it lakes to win the begin at I p.m. with game two baseball to Dayton. expect." Ross-Shaw said. "Every- division. scheduled for 3 p.m. Page 8 The BG News Friday, April, 28. 2000 SPORTS tmvw.bgnews.com/sporls f-^ton^jgr Thursday'* Sports Transaction* AL GUncr. Sub-SUndingf. National league JVO«> fchg w;<-€ By The Auoclitc d Preu At A Glance By Th* Auoctalrd Preu Baseball beats Oakland All Timn EOT East Division BASEBALL East Division Bowling Green improved its record to nine games W L PcL GB National l^ajjur W I Pet. Atlanta IS 6 714 over .500 wilh an 11-7 triumph at Oakland University. New York 13 7 ATLANTA BRAVTS—Activated RHP Rudy Seancz from ihe 15-day dis- 650 New York M 9 609 2 The Falcons scored four times in the top of the first. Boston 11 7 .611 1 Montreal 12 8 600 2 1/2 abled li«i Sent RHP Luis Rivera lo Richmond of ihe International League Aric Christman and Kenny Burdine each singled and Baltimore 12 9 571 11/2 Florida 13 10 Toronto II 12 .478 565 3 CINCINNATI REDS—Recalled RHP timer DMMM from l^xiisville of the Alan Gilhousen's double scored 3 1/2 7 Tampa Bay 7 13 350 6 PMIatMphli 14 333 8 liitern.iiitm.il League. Christman. Burdine got on base on a wild pitch, Central Division Central Division NEW YORK MtTS—Recalled RHP Brie Camnuck from Norfolk of the with Gilhousen scoring on a I.ec Morrison groundout. W Pet CB W L Pel GB International League Optioned RHP Dennis Springer to Norfolk. Scan Ryan then drilled his team-leading seventh home Chicago 15 7 682 SI l.inns 14 636 run. Cleveland II 7 -II 2 Cincinnati 10 II 476 31/2 FOOTBALL Minnesota II 12 478 4 1/2 Milwaukee 8 13 381 51/2 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Agreed lo terms with S Tim McTyer on a three- Kansas City 10 12 455 5 Pittsburgh 8 13 .381 5 1/2 year contract Waived TE James Dearth Detroit 15 250 9 Chicago 9 15 375 6 Penguins beat Flyers DETROIT LIONS—Resigned DE Travis Kinchke. T Tony Ramirez. T West Division Houston 7 13 350 6 Juan Roque and C Eric Beverly Signed WR Andre' Rone Claimed WR Tim PHILADELPHIA — With Jaromir Jagr scoring W Pet. CB West Division improbable goals from implausible angles, all things Seattle 12 600 w Pet GB Alexander off waivers from San Diego Anaheim II11 II 500 2 arc possible for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Even winning Arizona 14 .636 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed DE Rameel Conner. DT Damian Gregory Oakland 9 13 409 4 in Philadelphia. Los Angeles 11 10 524 2 1/2 Texas 8 13 381 4 1/2 and FB Peter Sylvesltr Jagr did what he does best, scoring goals on shots Thursday's Games San Diego II II 500 3 COLLEGE Colorado 10 12 .455 1 that seemingly no other NHL player can make, and the Late Game Not Included CANISIUS—Named Mark Hudak offensive line coach. Kyle Melheny run- Chicago White Sot 13. Baltimore 4 San Francisco II 450 Penguins won in Philadelphia for the first time in near- Tampa Bay at Anaheim, (n> Thursday's Games ning backs coach and Dan Con ley defensive line coach ly six years, 2-0 Thursday in Game I of their Eastern Only games scheduled Cincinnati 2, N.Y Mets 1, 12 innings FORDHAM—Named Jim Lewis women i basketball coach Conference semifinal series. Friday's Games Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 3 KENNESAW STATE—Named Tony Ingle men's basketball coach Pittsburgh, which has never beaten Philadelphia in a Chicago White Sox (Baldwin 34)) at Detroit (Weaver 0-2), 7:05 p.m Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 4 playoff series and once went nearly 15 years without Boston (Schourek 1-1) at Cleveland (Burba 2-1), 705 pm. San Diego 12. Pittsburgh 4 MOUNT IDA—Named Ed Sweeney football coach Texas (Loaiza l-l)at Baltimore Oohnson 0-0), 7:05 p.m. I'hiladi'lphia 5. Areiona 4 NORTH CAROL IN A-GREENSBORO—Named Stacy Meadows volley- winning there, take a 1-0 advantage into Game 2 Satur- Toronto (Escobar 2-2) at N.Y Yankees (Cone 0-2). 705 p m Chicago Cubs 12, Houston 3 ball coach, effective May I. day. BRAWL- Continued from page 1 Palmer one inning after Weaver had Unser Jr. back at work preparing for Indianapolis 500 plunked Lee, prompting an angry Triple-A Toledo, would begin serv- siarcdown. ing his penalty if he is recalled. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "It's great to be back." Unser said Thursday 'The last laps I did here in a single-scat open- Palmer, even though he'd been during a news conference. "It's very special. I just The other White Sox player sus- tossed, returned to the field when a wheel race car was my qualifying attempt when'I pended was pitcher Tanyon Sturtze INDIANAPOLIS — Al Unser Jr. was back at ran some laps this morning, and the track is the missed the show in 1995. i took that long walk (three games). second brawl erupted in the ninth, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway yesterday, same basically as it was five years ago. It's a lit- down pit lane," said Unser. who has returned to Eleven people were ejected Sat- moments after Howry hit Shane preparing for his first Indianapolis 500 since tle bit rougher down the front straightaway." the track twice since then. urday and the benches emptied Halter with a pitch. Earlier in the 1994. He also noticed many of the structural changes "When I pulled out of the pits (to practice twice — first for 13 minutes in the same inning, Sturtze hit Detroit's Unser, part of the famed racing family that has being made at the facility to accommodate a For- Thursday) it was great." said Unser. whose father seventh inning and then a second Deivi Cruz. nine Indianapolis victories, failed to qualify in mula One race this year. Al is one of three four-time Indy champions and time for eight minutes in the ninth "I don't think we'll see anything 1995. and missed the next four races because of "The timing tower is all changed and Gasoline whose uncle Bobby has won the race three times. after two more Tigers batters were else this weekend," White Sox the split between CART and the Indy Racing Alley doesn't look like Gasoline Alley any more." "All the same feelings, the traditions, the her- hit. reliever Bill Simas said. "If guys League formed by Speedway President Tony Unser said. itage of this place came streaming back and it was Palmer charged the mound in the couldn't take care of what they George. Unser. 38. feels motivated for the official start wonderful." seventh and was ejected following a He's back now driving for Rick Galles. the for- of practice on May 13 by his victory last week in Unser insists that giving his family a 10th vio- needed to during the three games mer CART team owner who teamed with Unser rumble that started in the infield and last weekend, then where were the Las Vegas 300 — his first win since the 1995 tory isn't his immediate priority. for two Indy triumphs. CART season. "The mission I have is making the show." spread to right field. Parquc hit they?" 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Flys are all reviewed. nQw^yngsin^iQ s^wBG entertain-d year Thrill/-r-rf •If seekers1 in• forC new treats ss^.h^.yfniXju'sNOW Entertainment is aware NOW » rs~\ixm s guide• 1 to • entertaining«•••■ places,! events. over break7 7 yet. We like to jump the gun, be JEFF McGINNIS park. Triangle." a ride which simu- ahead of the curve and not let those "(What bastards at Entertainment "we have ENTERTAINMENT WRITER lates a journey to the depths of glossy pages" Weekly scoop us. In separates the ocean to investigate the the interest of being the timely, cut- Theme park fans may want to us) is just the Bermuda Triangle. ting edge entertainment source you start practicing their screams. overall coaster The park will also feature its tra- have come to expect, this is NOW From the biggest of them to the variety, as well as ditional mix of water-themed attrac- Entertainment's Best and Worst smallest, Ohio area theme parks are family entertain- tions and shows, including the Moments in BGSU Entertainment now preparing for the upcoming ment," said park annual water ski show, Sea Lion for the year 2000. summer season - each boasting of spokesman Jeff Show, and the institution that is the new attractions, rides and features Siebert. "We have "Shamu Adventure." THE BEST . which they believe will draw two themed areas Across the lake from Sea World, Michael Moore: The kind of tourists from around the country. just for children, and the former Gcauga Lake is reinvent- event that makes a college campus Whether fans are interested in a we also have a 30 ing itself this year as Six Flags seem like a real college campus. It 300-foot tall roller coaster, a new acre water park Ohio, As with its counterparts was thought-provoking and hilari- attraction which simulates a trip to that's free with across the country, the park is ous to watch (he brilliant Michael the depths of the sea. the first ever admission." debuting new attractions set to pop- Moore (of the great TV show 'TV wooden roller coaster with loops in Meanwhile, Sea- ular culture themes, such as the its track, or simple family fun. World in Aurora is "Batman Knight Flight" and the Nation") riff on politics, pop culture inviting guests to go and sodomy, making for the finest Ohio's many parks will be looking "Road Runner Express." evening of entertainment in Bowling to satisfy them. beneath the surface Also affiliated with Six Flags is Sandusky's institution Cedar of the ocean simulat- Wyandot Lake, in the northwest Green this year. ed, of course. The \ quadrant of Columbus. The water Bush & Moby: No mid-year end Point is making the most noise with list would be complete without its new prize attraction - "Millenni- aquatic-lhcmed park is not unveiling any new rides, um Force." the new holder of the park's big new but it will be introducing new UAO's success in booking Bush and summer attrac- V shows, including a magic show Moby and actually getting them to "world"s tallest roller coaster" label show-up. This event was good on at 310 feet. The ride cost $25 mil- tion is "Mis- ("Bedazzled") anS an ice show. two levels: I) it generated good-will lion to make, the single largest sion: Bermuda "We're very family oriented." and 2) it started, or at least brought investment in the history of the said Angela York, public relations to light, concerns about diversity. park. and promotions Photos Provided The park hopes the new Coast- representative for •Also, Moby rocked and Bush (sur- the park. "We are prisingly) proved themselves to be er King will draw even more fans to the Point, which is becoming a water park decent live entertainers. However, which consists of SUMMER FUN — The ever as we will see later, this choice is a more of a resort destination rather than just a amusement park. water attractions popular Shamu of Sea World double-edged sword. for kids and Ohio plans to welcome the Porn & Pizza: OK, so it was "People are coming from farther away, and they're staying longer." adults. It's just a new underwater attraction to -held last semester, it's just that we at really good family NOW love any excuse to use the said Janice Witherow, public rela- the park, Mission: Bermuda tions manager for Cedar Point. £f place." word "pom." Informative and enter- Coasters and Triangle. If you are not prone taining. Professor Jeffrey Brown's "Really, our roller coasters are our to sea sickness try hanging on calling card." rides, shows and presentation was great fun. simulators, family to your lunch while riding Many audience members, like the Not to be outdone. Paramount's King's Island. 25 miles north of fun and excitement. Cedar Point's 310ft 'Millenni- world renown porn connoisseur Dan No matter how one um Force' (above and right) Nied, were heard to remark: "There Cinncinatli, is unveiling its own great coaster attraction - "Son of looks at it, theme park which opens this summer. The was pizza?" fans have a lot to look Who Wants to Marry a Poor Beast," the world's tallest wooden new coaster cost $25 million to roller coaster, and the first wooden ~ forward to this summer - Fat Guy? While everyone and their and that's without men- construct and is the tallest fourth cousin was getting their coaster to feature loops in the track. roller coaster in the world. It is the latest addition of a 3 year, tioning Cedar Point's panties in a bunch over FOX televi- french fries. sion's "Who Wants to Marry a $40 million project to update the Mulit-Millionaire?" debacle a scrap- py little radio show, using nothing but their moxie, put together an event that lacked the classist and Variety oi artists to Bocian back in BG sexist overtones of said FOX pro- gram. Auctioning off a poor fatty KF.VIN AEH Bocian's feelings on the grunge for three lucky ladies, the DJs of the ENTERTAINMENT WRITER movement. Judging by the song, it ground-breaking Citizen Arcane tore may be safe to say that Bocian is not down class and sex barriers, letting tour this summer Fifth and sixth year students ma) the biggest Kurt Cobain fan. the poor and the corpulent finally remember the band September's He is. however, a tan of other get some sweet, sweet action. LISA BETTINGER Children and might be wondering important musicians In addition to Of course. I'm biased as I co- ENTERTAINMENT WRITER what the members are up to. performing his orginal material. hosted this program, but this is a col- After graduating from the Uni- Bocian is also known to perform umn, so ethics be damned! Summer is the peak of the con- versity, the members of the band quite a leu covet M'ng.v Past shim v As a sidenotc. the poor fat guy \ cert season. While many tours are went their separate ways. Guitarist have ineiuded wide variety of covers will be posing nude in a saucy i making stops in the Buckeye State, and vocalist Brian Bocian has since ranging from the Dave Matlheu^ spread with TV chef Paul Prud- there are also many festivals that become a solo acoustic artist and Band to Elvis homme in the latest issue of "Fatty will be making many concert will return to Bowling Green when Because Bocian won't be pi.. Fatty Boombalatti" magazine. crowds happy this season. he opens up for Grasshopper Pic a long set this weekend, he said he'll The Real World: Depending on One of the biggest tours is Saturday at Easystreet. play most of hi> own material but who you ask this was either great or Ozzfest 2000. Once again Ozzy Bocian said the last time he plans lo throw in a few covers "I awful. Either way it was hilarious. Osborne will be the ringmaster of played in Bowling Green was in the usually decide when I'm up there From Puck's insults, to someone this show. There will be two stages fall and is looking forward to Satur- and how I'm feeling." he said. paying fat cash for a brownie and that showcase some of the best and day's show. "1 aways have fun at The response to his first CD has even fatter cash for a T-shirt, it was most popular metal and rock artists. Easystreet." he said been so well received by most of the entertaining for all the right and This year's lineup consists of Bocian is a U. graduate who local media thai Bocian is cuneniK wrong reasons. Osborne, Pantera. Godsmack, Static majored in secondary social studies working on a follow-up. He has X, Incubus. Methods of Mayhem. education and is currently working written a new batch of songs and is THE WORST POD, Queens of the Stone Age, on getting his master's degree at the looking to include more of his Bush/Moby: Like I said this Ministry. Kittie. Taproot. Primer 55, University of Toledo When not friends and more instruments on th ! choice is a double-edged sword. Pitchshifter, Disturbed. Crazytown. studying, he keeps busy with music next album • Sure it was good for the campus, but The Deadlights. Shuvel, and Slaves Music has just about always been . this is something that should have on Dope. Both Reveille and Pump- a part of Bocian's life The 24-year- been done long ago. In essence we jack will have limited runs on the old has been performing for almost are giving mad props to an organiza- tour. Ozzfest will be stopping at 10 years. tion for doing its job. Did they do a Columbus's Polaris Amphitheater Photo Provided Last year. Bocian released his good job? Sure, but it's their job on July 18 and at Cleveland's Blos- debut CD. To do it OR see to it. and nonetheless. som Music Center on July 20. For has been performing his neo-folk Arrogant Worms: With criti- those who can venture into Michi- LIL'BIT COUNTRY— Dwight Yoakam is just one of the many rock style at a variety of pub- J~ cism still ringing in my ears, I'm gan, the tour will be at Detriot's Pine Country artists who will perform at Country Concert 2000 at Hick- and coffeehouses in the north- ^ hesitant to revisit the Arrogant Knob on July 12. Ozzfest will also ory Hill Lakes in Ft. Loramie, OH. The concert takes place from west Ohio area. Worms, a Canadian comedy troupe. be venturing to Riverbend on Aug.8. July 6 - 9 and will showcase a variety of Country music stars. The CD features the song I know lots of folks dug these guys Another major rock tour not only "Classic Rock n' Roll" like a trench, but they just weren't showcases musical talent, but also takes place Jul. 6 - 9. has a huge part of their Summer Sanitarium which points out the fact my flagon of syrup. Boring to the has some of the best in extreme lineup, including both country and tour, which also features Kid Rock. that many radio stations ^ point of somnolence, these are guys sports. The Vans Warped Tour is classic rock stars. The performers Korn. Powerman 5000 and System don't shine a spolight _with energy to spend, and only bar- once again delivering music along this year include REO Speedwagon, of a Down. So far no dates have on local artists. • gain basement comedy to spend it with skating and BMX biking. This Styx, the Kentucky Headhunters. been set for Ohio, but more shows Another track. on. year the performer's on the bill Dwight Yoakam. Toby Keith. Con- should be announced. "Goodbye Honors Student Association include Gteen Day, the Mighty federate Railroad. Tracy Lawrence, Seattle." ^^^ajaV Meditation Session (nominated by Mighty Bosstones, Suicide Lome Morgan, Jeff Foxworthy, 38 states Jeff Arnett): Sounds fun: a bunch of Machines, the Long Beach Dub All Special and Neal McCoy, just to honors students walking around in Stars. NOFX. MxPx, Jurassic 5. name a few. circles and saying "Ohmmmmmm." Snapcase. Water Music, Millencolin Along with music, there are sev- I wasn't there (as an honors student and TSOL. So far there will be only eral other events going on. There .1 have better things to do, like watch one stop in Ohio when the tour will be an all-female mechanical -reruns of "DeGrassi Junior High"), arrives at the Flats at Nautica in bull riding competition along with 'so I'll take Jeff's word. Cleveland on Jul. 13. If going to CMT's line dancing competition and Michigan is not a problem, the tour it's $1,000 prize. Along with the Erik Pepple still likes Canada will be at the Phoenix Center Jul. 23. mechanical bulls, there will be real regardless of how he fell about the Of course npt every single festi- bullriding as well Arrogant Worms and really does val has to be about rock. For the "We have a large percentage of watch DeGrassi (a Canadian pro- 20th consecutive year Ft. Loramie, college students attend," Prenger gram, lhank-you). Give him your OH will be the home for Country said. He added that the show has a opinions of Wheels. Joey Jeremiah Concert at Hickory Hill Lakes. Woodstock-like atmosphere since and the DeGrassi gang at: According Jim Prenger over 60.000 attendees can camp out during the erikp@bgnet. bgsu. edu people will attend this four-day entire festival Metallica has announced only OZZY— Ozzfest has a talented music festival^ The show, which lineup this summer. page 10 The BG News Friday, April 28.2000 ENTERTAINMENT www.bgnexvs.com/now repeating the same tired riffs ad nau- The r w Pat McGee Band album. The Flys get points for featuring seunt, as in the second track. "Mystic Shine, i.. packed with 11 new songs a sumo wrestler on the covei oi then Child." On top of that. Reed's lyrics, and new versions of "Rebecca" and latest CD. Ouila My Way. The band which once read like true poetry, now "Haven't Seen For a While." The gets more points tor having a video resemble the childish ravings of a album also includes a smooth featuring Katie Holmes. high school sophomore who just got instrumental hidden track Of course, all of those points dumped by his first girlfriend. "Sad - The producer of the album. Jerry don't really matter much, unless the J you make me sad/When I juxtapose Harrison (Live, Big Head Todd, CD is actually gtxxl. It's safe lo nj your features I get sad," from the Verve Pipe, Crash Test Dummies), that the CD is worth a listen, so during the course of concerts for The song "Mad." did a wonderful job of putting the we'll throw in some more points for Wall (which was always played in its However, there is a high point- album together. Jerry also brought that. entirety) a giant white wall would the song "Future Fanners of Ameri- Andy Wallace (Sheryl Crow. Nir- You may remember The Flys slowly be built, covering the band ca" displays an energy that the rest of vana. Jeff Buckley. Bcastie Boys) in biggest hit. "Got You Where I Want from the audience. A wall that was- the album lacks. Not to mention that to mix the tracks. You." It's easy to expect that this n't taken down until halfway the tune seems to actually be saying If you've never heard the Pat new CD would be full of songs through the second act of the con- something worthwhile, as opposed to McGee Band before, they sound like sounding like that. Sugar Ray and cert. the rest of the record, which seems to a cross between Poison and country Smash Mouth both came out with Obviously, you don't get to see languish in its frequent childish refer- music's Blackhawk with a I990's albums sounding exactly like their that amazing visual while listening ences to drug abuse and perversion twist. Shine has great harmonics, breakout hits and found huge suc- to Is Anybody Out There? The Wall (historical Lou Reed lyrical fare, but smooth guitars and that mcilow cess. Live, but the music is strong enough not executed with the skill and grace sound that keeps you in a feel good It's refreshing to see The Flys did that it's able to stan<' alone. exhibited in previous outings). mood. not take this route and the songs on The album sounds beautiful, The cream of the crap is the 18- My favorite song on the CD was Ouiui My Way. all have distinctive obviously benefiting from a full, minutc faux-cpic "Like A Possum." the new version of "Rebecca." This sounds. Pink Floyd: surround-sound digital transfer. The Lou Reed: At first, it sounds like it might be the is definitely a song that you could The band found its inspiration opening organ of "In The Flesh" was track lo save the record: A heavily listen to over and over again. from Pel Sounds by The Beach Is Anybody Out so loud that I practically fell out of Ecstasy distorted guitar wails away in slow The album also features guest Boys. The Beach Boys may not my seat. Every subtly of Tlie Wall is despair for three minutes. If the song immediately come to mind when 2000-Reprise Records appearances from Warren Hayes There? The Wall picked up The child's voice in the had ended before Reed began his (former Allman Brothers Band you think of The Flys. but if you lis Live beginning of "On Thin Ice" and the In the film "Trainspotting." the vocals, not only would Ecstasy's lot member, now Gov't Mule) on slide ten closely to Outta My Way. you'll groupie talking over "One Of My character Sick Boy explains to his lure be IS minutes shorter, but also guitar. Brian Fcchino on guitar and hear the influence. "No Sad Story" friend Renton his unifying theory of 2000-Sony Records Turns." something that was nearly less painful. "Good morning it's pos- Michael Ghcgan on saxophone. and the title track even contain sam- incomprehensible on the original life: "At one point you've got it. then sum day/feel like a possum in every Basically, the album is one that ples from two Beach Boys songs. The Wall is considered lo be Pink recording, are clear as day here. you lose it and it's gone forever." As way," Reed grunts as .in introduction Inside the cover, the band is pictured Floyd's mosl ambitious project And you'll never forget. Other songs just sound better an example he uses Lou Reed. Ren- to a quarter-hour of pure hell. with surf boards. It's an obvious when you're talking about the band GRADK: A live. Both versions of "In The Flesh" ton claims that some of Lou Reed's The one thing that every musician -Todd Ktlcv homage to The Beach Boys. that recorded Dark Side of The have the benefit of the loud audience solo stuff isn't bad, to which Sick should learn from Lou Reed is that "No Sad Story" doesn't take pity Moon and Wish You Were Here, cheering in the background, making Boy replies, "it's not bad but it's not you're allowed a certain time in order on the listener even though it might that's saying a lot. It's also generally the song's message about a rock star great either, is it'.' And in your heart to shine, and once that's gone, hang appeji that way h\ looking at the considered to be one of the best rock turned hate-monger even more you kinda know that although it 'em up. No matter how hard you try, lyrics to the song. "I don't know' and roll albums, of all time, and is frightening. David Gilmour's solos sounds alright, it's actually just... you can't be cool forever, no matter what it's like to be you/won't you the third best selling album ever. on "Hey You," "Comfortably shite." The new Lou Reed record. who you are. It's better to be remem- tell me." the band asks. What the Now. after 20 years, they've gotten Numb" and "Run Like Hell" are all Ecstasy, more than proves this theo- bered as a short-lived great musician song gets to is that we all have oui around to releasing a live version of amazing. Roger Water's vocals are ry- than an aging, struggling one. sad stories lo tell. it. and it somehow manages to make in top form here as well. The man who was once so GRADE: D The song "l.osin It" is something a great record even better These albums also have songs not incredibly talented both in collabo- •Justin tlt'inminger every college student can relate lo Pink Floyd has always been a previously available because they ration with other artists (The Velvet Who hasn't felt as though they were great live band. F.ven in their Syd couldn't fit on the original vinyl Undergiound) and in his solo career losing their mind, especially at the Barret days of the 60s they were recordings. The first. "What Shall (the album Transformer) has prof- end of the semester'.' known for putting on blistering We Do Now?" serves as a great gui- fered this lame collection of over- There aren't any standout tracks shows that dwarfed everyone around tar bridge between "One Of My simplistic riffs and uninspired rants as ;jood as "Got You Where I Want them. Making them even more Turns" and "Young Lust." while about drugs and hipster life. This The Flys: Outta My You." but this is definitely a CD that incredible was the technical aspect "The Last Few Bricks" adds even great and storied musician who rev- grows on sou of it all, with amazing lights and more intensity to "Another Brick In olution ».ed the singer/songwriter Way GRADE: B- effects complimenting the mu-ic. The Wall Part 3" that precedes it. genre bus become what we all feared •Kevin Aeh something that reached its peak dur- 2000-Trauma Records The Wall was one of the best he would become: Just another ing The Wall tour. albums of the 70s, and the tour was singer/songwriter. After becoming totally disgusted one of the best of the 80s. If you like The album starts with promise Personals with the way his fans acted at con- Pink Floyd at all. you owe it to your- with the avant-folk rock shuffle certs. Roger Waters, lead vocalist self to buy this album. It's the next "Paranoia in the Key of E." The and bass player of Pink Floyd, Belore you leave this May...Have you re- best thing to seeing them in concert, only problem is that the record spins tilled your prescriptions? Do you need vowed the next time he performed Pat McGee Band: and it's their bcsJ live album to date. into a free-fall after that. Practically your medical records sent? Are your trav- on stage there would be a wall sepa- GRADE: A every song hovers around the four to Shine el immunizations complete? Do you have rating him from the audience. So. Personals allergy serum to pick up? The Student -James Eldred five minute mark, most simply 2000-Giant Records Heallh Service will close May 5 at 4:30pm Will re-open tor summer hours Expenence the artistic expressions of Monday May 22 Call 372-2271 tor infor- «^'2<*C5?<>t3? MEDIUM PIZZA $ 1 Topping Pizza limited lime offer place 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS IH. 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Slafl Looking For The Perfect CaflQg 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. 5/08/2000 or sooner Call 353-0325 HOMESTEAD Summer |ob? CAMP COUNSELORS 10E \\..iim,i„r, Sum BowliagGivcn Ohii PAI nv h*3hl* Aiei NAQoruf Nr *sfM|>rt ISnmonom Help Wanted DAY CAMP COUNSELORS needed for (419) 354-6036 •Devise your own schedule weekly summer camp for children ages 5-8 years Wanted old with and without special needs. Inter- •Choose: ATTENTION STUDENTS ested parlies, please contact: Mornings 830 tot 2 30 MOLTEN CORP. The Achievement Centers, (or Children Afternoons I :O0 to 500 1 F. sublsr needed (or summer house, 436 N. ENTERPRISE ST. 11001 Buckeye Road washer/dryer, central AC. own room Call IMMEDIATE HIRE! Cleveland, OH 44104 Evenings 5:30 to 9:30 352-5228 it interested. ALSO HIRING FOR Atln: Nicole Bilkens SUMMER POSITIONS Phone; 216-795-7100 •Excellent income: 1 female roommate needed for summer. $8-SI0per \ 1 mo. Iree additional rent negotiable. Own Part Time Fax:216-795-0615 Less than one block from campus hour to start bdrm & bathroom. A/C. swimming pool, EOE. Check out these delightful, S6/HR STARTING PAY $12 after 30 sorry no undergrads. Call Sara w 353- Chi Omegas need a housecoy lor Fall spacious 142 bedroom Apartments 3166 4 shifts available: 2000, paid position, M-F If interested, call days A Shift 7;00am-10:00am Heather at 372-3307. 1 female subleasor for summer. Own B Shift I0;15am-l:15pm • 2 blocks to downtown •Casual attire bedroom. S207.50/mo. Friendly neigh- C Shift 1 30pm-4:30pm EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS • I block to Post Office bors, 353-4150. D Shift: 4:30pm-7:30pm Work part-lime, lull-lime, even put in over- time hours, around your college and per- • Ceramic tile •Paid weekly. 1 to 2 female subleaser needed for Possibility of working 2 1/2 hours and getting paid for 3! sonal schedule Work a minimum of 15 • Sky lights in some units Campbell Hill Apis $500/summer. Call hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Call Now! 354-1106 354-8802 • Energy efficient 354-8703 time Many college students work here (800)274-1004 Or (440)845-2300 1-2 F. sublsr needed lor next school Startingpay is S5 30 per hour with an au- • Quiet year. Campbell Hill Apts. ASAP Only pay An Open Invitation to All tomatic S.25 per hour increase to $5.55 • Some units v.1 studies Home Health Aides after 100 hours of service with the compa- 1/3-1/4 of rent Call 372-4497 or 353- What: Work the most satisfying job you • Central air/ gas heal 4077 ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- • Laundry will ever have, as a pediatric home health sembling and packaging of small parts. 2 females to sublease house for summer, aide PT hours available. Apply in person between the hours of • Assigned parking 828 5lh St $237 50 . utils. Call collect af- Whefe: Luckey, Ohio 9:00 AM and 5 00 PM {Monday-Friday) at ter 5pm. 1-330-665-4110 or 352-9392 When: As soon as possible ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. Cull 354-6036 Who: A very special little girl with some 2 GRADUATION TICKETS NEEDED INC., 428 Clough Street. Bowling Green, from 9:00 - 5:00 M-F special needs Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near Will pay S RSVP: Pediatric Services of America, Inc. Take a virtual tour at: Yellowstone Call Laura 8 353-9199 Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- Please call Cathie 888-403-2273. EOE. road tracks. MwM.M(-ni'l. BUCKEYE SELF - STORAGE ex.per*i•ence • Near Campus Summer Jobs Get some valuable journalism, • Low Rates The Lear Corporation - Bowling Green Plant • Open 24 Hours located at 333 Van Camp Road in Bowling design & photography experience • Summer Leases Green Ohio, has several manufacturing positions this summer with The BG News! • Clean available for summer work. • Many Sizes Don't Make Extra Work Starting Pay is $9.50 per hour. CALL/EMAIL FOR AN Available Positions: .NmV^EW^MEDURHJG Leave Your "Things"! An excellent attendance record, positive attitude 'News Reporters WEDNESDAY OF FINALS and good hand-eye coordination is required. "Opinion Writers WEEK 'Entertainment Writers ALL MAJORS Hiring will begin May, 2000 and we will be accepting 'Photographers applications from May 1 through May 22, 2000. "Layout Designers If you are interested in being considered tor these "Copy Editors Call Today to excellent summer positions, stop by and till out an application by May 22, 2000. Reserve Unit: For more information, If you have worked at Lear during a previous •uckaya call Tim at 2-2440 or summer and are interested in returning, .££J 352-1520 call Cindy at 352-5154, extension 236. send an e-mail to [email protected] 11 i page 12 The BG News Friday, April 28, 2000 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent Cleaning and miscellaneous; help needed Part time summer babysitter for 2 pre- Person(s) needed to work with in my Ore- Experienced painters and helpers, full- 1-3 Female Summer Subleasers Needed, starling May 5, $7.50/hour; Village Green time summer, Call 352-2190. schoolers at professors home in Perrys- STILL IOOKING FOR A SUMMER JOB'' gon home. Afternoons. 419-693-7669. Apis. 354-3533. burg. S7mr. 372-8111. YMCA Camp Y-Noah (Akron, Oh) has po- Telephone interviewing, no sales, in Per- $200 per mo+utilities 4 bedrm home on Full and part time help for lawn and land- sitions available! Teen Counselors. Male Wooster directly across from McFall. Chftd cars nt»ded in my home lor Fall Person needed to help with rehab of rysburg. Starting up to S6/hr. Flexible 2000 3 days a weak in my Perrysburg scape maintenance. Call 354-1923. Counselors, Trip Leaders. Call 800-944- scheduling, relaxed atmosphere 874- Call 372-2221 or house in Toledo. Near Westgate Mall. 9705 or email vcampOakronymca.org. email dhine9bgnet.bgsu.edu home. $130Aveek. must have references Local market research firm now hiring. Must be able to lift over 70 lbs , do scrap- 5842. and car. 874-3516 Competitive salary, includes room and 12 month leases starting May 19th, 2000 Open interviews Thurs. and Fri. S6/hr, ing, painting, lawn work, etc. Flexible board. Temporary apt. cleaners starting 5/6/00. Chancel Choir Director-Music Coordma- flexible schedule. Apply today at 13330 hours. 12-16 hrs. per week. S12Aiour. $8 00/hr. Call John Newlove Real Estate 322 E. Court HI Br.-I person tof-tor First United Methodist Church of Bishop Rd or call 352-8115, ext. 0. Looking to earn money this fall in tun and 354-2260. $390. ind all util. Call Mark 419-531-7929 exciting ways? Apply now to become a BG. Starts In Aug. Salary based on VAN DRIVER - part-time, summer posi- 322 E. Court »5-1Br.-1 person- qualifications. Send resume to 1506 E. Need cleaning at a local business 5 student rep for sixdegreesl We're seeking $420. incl all util Seuking active and fun childcare provider. motivated campus leaders to promote six- tion. Provide transportation to and from Wooster by May 1st. hrs/week. Call 352-8115 (ext. 16) for de- social service agency. Must be between 453 S. Prospect »C-1 Br.-1 person tails. Pt-time, weekdays this summer. 353- degrees Web site If selected, we'll send $360 . ♦ Gas/elec Desk clerks needed for midnight-8am 1445. you surprises all summer long and kick off the ages of 21-65, possess a valid Ohio Need some extra money for this sum- drivers license and an excellent driving Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666. shifts. 3-4 shifts/wk avail. Some week- SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR SCHOOL orientation together in the fall. Are you 2 bdrm, non-smoking, female oriented ends 352-1520, Buckeye Inn. mer's vacation? Now you can earn it at record. Salary $7.69 per hour Submit re- AZG Research. Starting pay Sfchr Casu- AGERS. 5 days/week this summer. M-F, ready? Write to funandmoneyOsixde- apt. Furnished, utilities included. Full time light manufacturing and flexible 9-4, must be 16 yrs. & HS diploma re- sume to Children's Resource Center, PO al working environment & fnendly people. grees.com now and get the Information Box 738. Bowling Green, OH 43402. 353-5074 Kelly. time assembly jobs available for summer. quired. Located in Waterville, call 419- you need. Start earning cash & expand your people WANTED, 15 overweight people 2 bdrm 1002 Boone Ct. Unfum , 1 1/2 Work a schedule that meets your educa- skills at the same time. Call 352-8115 878-0911. baths, air cond., wash/dry hook up. ga- tion and spending needs. Walk to work. Special parson needed as companion SUMMER REPORTERS, EDITORS needed. We pay you. (ext. 0) for more details. A PHOTOGRAPHERS NEEDED) Call 1 -888-783-2779 rage, yard, quiet, non-smoking, no pets Overtime available between semesters. for developmentally delayed adult 12 mo. lease, grad student/prol. prefer- Part-time must work a minimum of 12 NOW HIRING GUYS AND GALS FOR male. References required. 5 hour* a Join the staff of the BG News We are looking for 1 or 2 select SUMMER POSITIONS Sandusky. OH red. Avail May/August. $720 plus util hours per week. Up to $6.15 per hour week. $8 an hour. Call 352-7143. this summer! individuals to work evenings in our 287-3306. plus attendance bonus to start, opportuni- based Parasall and Jetski operation. Get valuable experience Perrysburg office. If you are ty for increases. Being dependable will Work on the beach with great people and Summer Jobs! writing, reporting, designing. serious about making money, are 2 bdrm fum at 704 5th St. Available. Aug. for 2 to 4 people. win a great part time job next semester. have lots of fun. Interviews in Bowling and taking photographs for the weekly willing to work in a fun, group Apply M-F, 8am-4pm at: Green Thursday April 27. Call Doug at Do you go home to Cleveland for the environment and have a great Starts $475 00 352-3445 216-849-8047 or Jill at 354-7017. campus paper. Pinnacle Plastic Products. 513 Napoleon Call Tim at 2-2440 or phone voice we may need you! 2 bdrm house. 801 6th St $52S/mo. plus Road. Bowling Green, OH. Painters Wanted summer? Do you need a Full/Part-time Call Mrs. Thompson between util 12 mo. lease. Avail May. Call 665- e-mail [email protected] tor 3084 Local Trucking Company Looking for Have you painted (or a student painting more information. 10 am and 2 pm ONLY at 419-872-6265 Summer Driver*! company or other painting company? We summer job to offset some of your 2 bdrm. unfum. duplex, 117 1/2 E. Reed. are looking for dependable, hard-working SUMMER REPORTERS, EDITORS 1 bath, great storage, non-smoking, off- Are you 21 or over and want to make big * PHOTOGRAPHERS NEEDEDI $? We are looking for people who can & motivated people. We are a year round college expenses? For Sale street parking & quiet, no pets. 12 mo. drive our dump trucks for the summer! company looking for summer help. If you Summer supervisor for our 4 children lease Avail August $485 plus util 287- have your own transportation & some ages 13, 11, 8 & 7 in our Perrysburg 3306. We will train! Some heavy equipment ex- MPI has the job for you. S8.00/hr.. perience is necessary. Give us a call © expenence call 882-0564 home. Mon thru Thurs. 8:30am-3:3opm. !! Country Concert Ticket!! 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX-311 N. CHURCH for an application. Must have own car. $6.00 hr plus car al- ST. 1 CAR-PORT WITH ADDITIONAL (419) 843-2813 or send resume to: HR no experience necessary. Paid training. $96, 4 day pass! July 6-9 Dept., Driver, 3610 Herr Rd., Sylvania, Paper route sub needed May 30-June 7 lowance Can din 872-2809 before 8pm Please call Stephanie 9 372-1659 OFF-STREET PARKING. $360 » UTILIT- afternoons. 5 hrs. of time-S60. Need de- Servers, grill & fountain help. Now hiring IES/CALL 353-6907. OH43560. (216) 226-7117 or (440) 885-8250 DJ equipment for sale, was used in 1999 If you want to work this summer and pendable car A some paid day training all positions Apply anytime Friendly's, Dance Marathon. Includes lots of speak- 3 bdrm unfurn. 117 E. Reed. 2 full baths, make S $ S, call or write us! needed before Call 352-4636 1027 N. Main. ers, amp, CD players, lighting and more. wash/dryer. Ig. kitchen, storage. Non- smoking. 12 mo. lease, no pets. Avail Taking CIIUM this Summer? Price is negotiable. If interested, call Earn & Learn with UPSI Jason 8 354-0241 Aug. $720 plus util. 287-3306. $3000 per year, tuition reimbursement Double mattress box spring and Irame for 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX--309 N. CHURCH on any shift avail, from 1st day of employ $75, obo, excellent condition, call Doug at ST. 2 CAR-PORTS WITH ADDITIONAL $8.50-$9.50/hour. Weekends 4 Holidays 352-2780 OFF-STREET PARKING. $540 ♦ UTILIT- IES/CALL 353-«907. Off 3-1/2-5 hour shifts HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police www.upsiobs.com impounds! 0 down, 24 mo. at 19 9% For 730 Elm Street 2 BR, sec dep . parental EOE. listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4558. guarantee, tenant pays util., 12 mo Neon beer sign. $100. Call Jason, 352- Lease $500/Month Avail. May 15, 2000 Students, Faculty 9589. Call 352-2330 after 5:00 PM or 354-2854 Papasan Chair HOUSE FOR RENT $30 OBO 437 N. Enterprise. 2-BDRM, 12 mo. and Staff... Call: Marie 354-6440 lease. $525/mo..Avail Aug. 1. 352-5882 " The Mother Sale! 95 Civic 52,000 miles. $7500 or Housemate needed, Great place in coun- best offer. Sara, 372-2960. try. favadabonet.bgsu.edu/ 372-0582. V?Fast of Contemporary 669-3170. Many amenities! Looking for a place to live? Company For Rent www housing 101 nel Christian Music " Your move on campus! 525 Ridge Street Many thanks for all the is coming to Toledo, May 7th. Needed immediately. 2 subleasers "Rooms, off. low as $215 702 3rd St. No utilities. $440/mo Bowling Green. OH 326 Leroy-up, 1 bdrm $355 May-Aug Apt. furnished if needed business over the past Good Samaritan Parish, MCC at Apis. 316 E. Merry *5, 1 or 2 bdrm 352-6826 Molly 4 Ketlie (419)354-3278 $480 mo. AC, furnished 720 West Delaware Ave, Summer & 1 sem leases avail. Subleaser needed for next school year. Call 353-0325 9am-9pm Large 2 BR apartment, parking privileges academic year! in the Old West End, and basement. Lv. message w/Nick. 372- 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 1933 welcomes you to come and hear Beginning of May of 2000 352-7454 Subleaser needed lor next school year. Brand new. 2 BR apt, washer/dryer in apt. Marsha Stevens 1 bdrm. apt. across from campus. Avail anytime after June 1. for one year lease. Leave message w/ Kevin 353-3808. ai 7 PM, Sunday. $300/mon + utilities. Call (419) 893-1277. Subleaser needed for summer, Hillsdale. Call for directions at evenings. 3 bedroom townhouse Call 352-5002. 1 room sublease available for summer, Subleasers needed ASAP for 2 bedroom 419-244-2124 or 419-295-0879. May-Aug. 2000. $260/mo. apt dose to campus Call Nikki 372- Csll 354-6823 5942. Summer subleaser needed! Free will offering will be 1,2,3 Bedroom Apts Summer Hours From only May-Aug. Own room. collected. Very powerful and $425 $2307mo. Subleaser can keep security Private Entrance deposit-$180! Call Justin 353-0379. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. spirit-filled, everyone will enjoy Patio 507 E. Many Apt. »5 * Spacious Kitchen WINTHROP TERRACE her refreshing original music. Small Psts Welcome! APTS., 400 E. Napoleon BQ, OH Closed Saturday &. Sunday Varsity Squsre Apts. 1 & 2 BDRM. apts. avail. 353-7715 Call 352-9135. I'M 6M ittfc StIR Come to Bee Gee Book Store for book buy back. • We pay top prices for used texts • We also pay top wholesale prices for current editions no longer used at BGSU Check out our selection of BGSU apparel & last minute gifts for graduation. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9am - 5:30pm ■ Sat. 9am - 5pm Seniors, Don 't forget your personalized announcements. f LOOK FOR OUR BUYBACK GIVEAWAYS \ * < '