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I ■ _* The Editorial Page Editorial The BG News page two Monday, December 12, 1994 Appreciate holiday The BG News treasures over break "A commitment to Excellence" JL he end of the semester is finally on the horizon. It's Editorial Staff that time when the malls become crowded and the tele- Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro vision overflows with images of toys, gifts and family editor-in-chief managing editor cheer. It's also a time when people tend to remember those who are less fortunate with greater fervor and give ac- cordingly. Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum Sherry Turco Unfortunately, the holiday season is also a time when news editor assistant managing editor editorial editor many people become depressed, whether it is from the often-gray weather, the absence of family and friends to Joe Peiffer Ross Weilzner Mike Kazimore Jim Mericsko share things with or something altogether different. city editor photo editor sports editor graphics editor No matter what your situation, there is something posi- tive to enjoy this season. Take time to go caroling, sledding or bird-watching. The BG News Staff Sing "Frosty the Snowman," or watch Bob Hope's Christmas Special and have a fun time with the enter- assistant Marty Fuller Administration Larry Hannan Katie Simmons tainment the holiday season brings. Weekend totality editor Andy Dugan Faculty Spend time with family and friends or make new special projects editor Robin Coe Student Government Robin Coe friends - people in nursing homes, homeless shelters and asst. special projects editor Human Diversity Angelica Huesca hospitals could use a good friend about now. Melissa Lipowski Student Life Melissa Lipowski copy chief Dawn Keller For those of you who are graduating - congratulations! City Government Cynthia Kent We can't deny that we are envious, but we are proud of asst. copy chief Cindy Williams Courts Aaron Epple you and wish you all the best. editorial cartoonist Mike Lee Police Jim Vickers For those of you returning, study enough so you don't flunk out and can't come back, but at the same time, take a break. Go to 80s night tonight to help cope with the rest of the week. Copyright © 1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of Most of all, be safe. Be careful driving home after any material in this publication without the permission exam week. And you've heard it time and time again, but of The BG News is strictly prohibited. this time really listen: if you drink over this holiday season, please don't drive. Happy Holidays from all of us at The News.
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Tht BG Nnw/Jim Mtfiato The BG News Monday, December 12,1994 page three Programs may be united GSS supports more Study could lead to doctoral curriculum consolidation student fee control By Aaron Gray schools that are close to each the effect this might have on stu- The BC News other might be more efficient dents involved in a program that By Robin Coe fees except for debt services and effective," Walters said. "We is targeted for reduction. The BG News and intercollegiate athletics. Some university doctoral pro- have to make sure our funds are "Any student who's decided to "Right now, students don't grams in Ohio may be consoli- invested as wisely as possible." sink [his or her] time and in- Graduate Student Senate have a whole lot of control dated in the future, depending on The Board of Regents report vestment into an institution passed a bill Friday in support over it," he said. the results of a study being con- said Ohio is producing more than would hope that their program of students gaining more con- He said students need to ducted by the Ohio Board of Re- its share of the national pool of would continue," Vaillancourt trol of the general fee alloca- have a say where money is go- gents. graduates in psychology, Eng- said. "So you're not going to be tion process. ing for their purposes. A report released last week in- lish, education, business and happy if you hear the state might Currently, students only dicated that Ohio may be over- chemistry, and it is not clear that turn around and phase your pro- control about four percent of "Someone can investing in several of the nine needs within the state justify this gram out. the general fee allocation pro- university doctoral programs it level of activity. "Sure you've gained that know- cess through the Advisory argue there is a examined, but further research The report also said Ohio is ledge, but also you're hoping that Committee on General Fee Al- voice, but it's not is necessary before any recom- producing far less than its share the reputation of your program locations. This student-run mendations can be made. of graduates in computer science continues as well," Vaillancourt committee only allocates the from the vast and may not be sufficiently com- said. money set aside for student majority of petitive in this area. The report said that the State activities. "Combining two Other observations by the re- Investment Committee is not "There has been no collec- students." port were that Ohio universities convinced that, by definition, tive opinion from graduate David Vaillancourt programs at schools students on this," GSS Presi- may be too far behind in biology graduate programs at schools GSS president that are close to each doctoral programs to catch up enhance the quality of the under- dent David Vaillancourt said. with other states, and physics graduate programs. He said the bill will allow other might be more programs may receive too small Walters said he agrees with graduate students to have a "Someone can argue there is efficient and an amount of federal research these conclusions. voice in how they feel about a voice, but it's not from the and development funds to com- "I wouldn't challenge that the allocation of student gen- vast majority of students," effective. We have to pete with other states. having a doctoral program in a eral fees. Vaillancourt said. make sure our funds Steve Perry, chairman of the certain department and the pres- The bill requests that AC- ACGFA is the best organiza- Committee on State Investment, ence of graduate and faculty stu- GFA gain control of 100 per- tion to express student con- are invested as which issued the report, said the dents might be beneficial to un- cent of the allocation of the cerns, he said. wisely as possible." research being conducted is not dergraduate students, but we Gary Walters cause for alarm. have to look at the opportunity "Any organization that wants costs of maintaining some of Board of Regents academic affairs to maintain and enhance the these programs," Walters said. vice chancellor REMINDER! product It delivers has to Vaillancourt said he is con- periodically do an evaluation to cerned that the consolidation of O Starting January 8,1995, everyone with Of the programs being exam- make sure it's still meeting the programs may take away oppor- ined, history, psychology, Eng- needs of the people it serves," tunities for non-traditional stu- a campus meal plan must have an ID in their lish, education and chemistry are Perry said. dents to take classes locally and BG PIN in order to access their meal all offered at Bowling Green. "We want to continue to deliver obtain graduate degrees. Gary Walters, Board of Re- a high-quality product and make "It would be sad to see the account. gents vice chancellor for aca- sure it's delivered in the best state take away those opportuni- demic affairs, said Ohio needs to possible way," Perry said. ties," Vaillancourt said. "I think O All students who have a meal plan still avoid unnecessary duplication of University Graduate Student their opportunity costs are short- doctoral programs. Senate President David Vaillan- sighted. You can't look at every- accessed with a social security number were "Combining two programs at court said he is concerned about thing In terms of market theory." sent a letter explaining this. Check your on campus mail box for this information.
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By Srecko Lalal gunmen, armed with rifles and The Associated Press rocket-propelled grenades, blocked the front and rear of the convoy, von Merveldt said. SARAJEVO, Bosnia- Also Saturday evening, two Herzegovina - Bosnian Serbs Dutch communications vehicles found new ways to thwart U.N. were hijacked along with all of operations on Sunday, effective- their satellite equipment, von ly stopping humanitarian aid Merveldt said. convoys from "This is outrageously unac- reaching most ceptable behavior," von Mer- of the country. veldt said. The Serbs The Serbs also refused permis- said they would sion for a plane carrying the U.N. no longer allow commander in Bosnia, Lt. Gen. U.N, armored Sir Michael Rose, to land at Sar- personnel car- ajevo airport on Sunday. Rose, riers to escort returning from a failed attempt aid convoys to visit soldiers trapped in Blhac through the 70 in northwest Bosnia, landed in percent of the Sarajevo anyway, U.N. spokes- country they control. Aid man Michael Williams said. workers said they could not work There appeared to be little the without U.N. protection. United Nations could do to stop "I think this is just another way the Serbs' aggression. The threat of making life difficult for the of alrstrikes has been virtually UN.." said Lt Col. Jan-Dirk von eliminated in a conflict between Merveldt, a U.N. spokesman in U.N. diplomats and NATO mili- Sarajevo. tary planners. The Serbs lifted restrictions on The Serbs have been holding most of the 200 peacekeepers more than 400 peacekeepers hos- they had been holding hostage, tage, some for as long as two the United Nations said. But they weeks, as insurance against alr- continued harassing U.N. forces strikes. Most of the 200 remain- in other ways. ing hostages are no longer re- A three-truck Danish fuel con- stricted and have been allowed to voy was hijacked in Bosnian Serb resume their work at weapons territory Saturday night after collection points, said Lt Col Patrick Declety, a U.N. spokes- man. Declety said the only peacekeepers still being re- stricted were about 40 at the Serb military barracks in Lukavica, outside Sarajevo. Is The Best In Essen, Germany, leaders of the 12 European Union nations on Off Campus Saturday endorsed keeping U.N. Housing peacekeepers in Bosnia for as long as possible. Six EU nations Available... have contributed soldiers to the You Aren't Just 24,000 member peacekeeping Choosing The force. The BG NCWIMMI Wtlti.tr The ban on armored personnel The Corner Grill, oa the corner of Main and Court streets, was voted by students as the "Best of BG." Best Housing, carriers came after Serbs had al- But The Beat lowed a few aid convoys to pass Service. In recent days.
Check Us Out For Our Great SBXclimbs to top of best-seller list Selection Of By Healher Cvengros Donnelly said two qualities set SBX apart Donnelly said serving the customers and Apartments For The BC News from the other bookstores in Bowling Green. keeping them satisfied is an important quali- Spring Fall And "Our prices and service," he said. "It's a ty of the bookstore. Summer! According to the "Best of BG" student place a lot of people go to get what they "I try to have flexible policies for the cus- survey, SBX is the best bookstore in Bowling need," tomers so they are able to get what they Green. Donnelly also said the location is conven- need," he said. Greenbriar SBX, located at 530 E. Wooster St, was es- ient. SBX tries to keep prices reasonable to tablished in 19S8 and doubled in size of its Donnelly has been an employee since 1975 meet the students' needs. store in 1984. and has managed the store for 12 years. "We try to get used books instead of new 224 E. Wooster Steve Donnelly, University alumnus and He said SBX carries a selection to fit ones because they cost 25 percent less," manager of SBX, was delighted that his everyone's needs. It provides a large selec- Donnelly said. 3S2-0717 store was voted the best by University stu- tion of University imprinted sportswear, Donnelly also said he is always willing to dents. used textbooks, school supplies, cards, gifts improve and make changes in order to make "I appreciate all the votes," Donnelly said. and art supplies. SBX a better place for University students. The BG News Campus Monday, December 12,1994 page five Sic Sic character considered top dog Bug-Eyes appeals most to BG students eyed mask said. "Bug-Eyes has sex appeal." "All the other masks De Crane said members of Sic By Lawrence Hannan But what is the appeal of Bug- might be the uniqueness of the are gross. Bug-Eyes Sic get to choose their own masks The BG News Eyes? How has he been ;.ble to mask. It's very different." and are encouraged to find one touch so many lives? If he ever The identities of the Sic Sic has sex appeal." that reflects their own personali- In the contest for Best of BG needed glasses or contact lenses, characters are one uf the biggest ty Sic Sic character, the man, the where would he go? secrets at this Univerisity. But anonymous Sic-Sic "The Bug-Eyes mask doesn't myth and the legend of Bug-Eyes Gregory De Crane, assistant with Bug-Eye mania growing, the member behind the mask really reflect the person who easily ruled the day. vice president for University man behind the eyeballs agreed wears it very well," De Crane Bug-Eyes is a new Sic Sic char- student activities, oversees Sic to maKe a statement through De said. "But the thing about masks acter at the University. Sic. De Crane was able to provide Crane about the popularity of his "All the other masks are is that they can often turn you However, in one semester he has a more focused perspective on character. gross," the man behind the bug- into a totally different person." succeeded in winning the hearts Bug-Eyes mania. and minds of the students on this "I can't say for sure why he's campus. so popular," De Crane said. "It
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■ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc The BO News page six Monday, December 12. 1994 Mr. Spots considered cream of crop Record Philadelphia-inspired restaurant selected for best wings store By Robin Coe find the certain bun anywhere thing to compare them to." cat, which he obtained from a The BC News else. Current competitiors include woman at a local business who "I had a real problem getting B W- 3, Flicker's and Junction. gave kittens away free. She gave selected the buns I needed," Gabarone He said Mr. Spot's was one of him the cat after a group of A local restaurant, inspired by said. "It took me almost a year to the first restaurants in Ohio to young men came in requesting Philadelphia restaurants, was get the right stuff." start selling wings as a restau- kittens. voted the best place to eat wings Gabarone also owns a Mr. rant item. The woman had discovered as best in BG. Spot's in Ann Arbor, Mich., "When I first started selling earlier that they had been taking Jim Gabarone, owner of Mr. where his wings have been voted wings it wasn't a restaurant item, the free kittens and feeding them By Lawrence Hannan Spot's on East the best for many years. He said it was a bar item given away," to a snake because it was The BG News Court Street, the restaurant in Bowling Green Gabarone said. cheaper, so she would not let said his secret sells hot wings, mild wings with He said he founded Mr. Spot's them take any more. She gave The winners of the Best sauce may be barbecue sauce and the Wise in 1985, during his last semester Gabarone everything he needed of BG awards won for var- the reason his Guy, which is extra hot. In Ann of college, because he was wor- to care for the cat and told him to ious reasons. In the catego- establishment Arbor he also sells Suicide wings; ried about finding a job after take it. ry of best record store, won the Best however, he only sells them school. When Mr. Spot's became however, the win may be Wings catego- there. a success, he dropped out of However, Gabarone was not in- due to purely cosmetic ry. He said it is "We don't serve them because school and did not finish until terested in keeping the cat. Spot, reasons. not just the they are really too hot," Gab- five years later. so a friend was going to take it. J i m sauce that arone said. "There was no food here like I The friend left town without Cummer, makes his He said many of his items eat in Philadelphia," he said. word so Gabarone had to take the manager wings a success. come from Philadelphia restau- He said he missed the type of cat home to Philadelphia for of Best of "I do go out of my way to give rants. food he ate in Philadelphia, break. During the trip, he formed BG re- "the best I can," he said. "That's "We're not as exotic as most where he was raised, so he got a bond with Spot. cord store been our secret to success." places, but we seem to do all the idea to start the restaurant. Gabarone said he is consider- Madhat- He said he imports buns from right," he said. "Now that there is Mr. Spot's was named after ing expansion into a franchise in ter Music Philadelphia because he cannot competition, there's been some- Gabarone's 11-year-old calico the future. Co., at- tributes the win to the fact that Madhatter is a Cosmo's presents atmosphere, quality "shrine for beauty." "We absolutely have the By Jim Barker walls. What Cosmo's lacks in size, however, Todd Berry, co-owner of Cosmo's Cafe, best-looking staff any- The BC News it more than compensates with atmosphere said quality and service are a big part of his where in BG," Cummer and quality. cafe's success. said jokingly. Students pass it on their way to the bars "We've only been open about a year," Cummer also cited more and on their way to return their overdue At Cosmo's, one can choose trom a variety Berry said. "But our customer service, qual- sensible reasons for Mad- movies. of coffees and teas as well as salads and ity and atmosphere make us one of the best hatter's victory. Snuggled between Late Nite Video and vegetable sandwiches. The more exotic places you can go in BG." "We have a great inven- Main Street is Cosmo's Cafe, 126 E. Wooster selections include Italian and French sodas, Berry said he also believes the vegetarian tory with a lot of stuff that St., which was voted the No. 1 cafe in this imported chocolates and homemade cookies. fare offered at Cosmo's is a factor in the other stores dont," Cum- year's Best of BG contest. cafe's popularity. mer said. "There's a lot of Cosmo's is small, with perhaps a dozen All coffees are freshly ground as cus- "[Cosmo's] is really one of the only places underground music here simple tables and 40 seats. The lighting is tomers wait. Shots of Cappuccino or Latte in BG where you can get a good meal that's along with more main- soft, and black and white photos line the are also available. also good for you," he said. stream acts." "We have a good selec- tion for just about every- one," he said. "We're al- most a whole underground shopping expo." Cummer also said the customers for his store are very diverse. Personalize It! "We have a very varied LW clientele - everyone from tfgftfft with your own message junior high kids to mem- bers of the University fac- ulty," he said. "There Is no real average customer for us." Madhatter also offers a chance to buy recording of In The Student individuals familiar to the Phone Directory Bowling Green music scene. 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Monday, December 12, 1994 page seven Prout RA considered superior but she didn't. She handled the she said. "If someone has a prob- I called it a dorm. Once I became Demuesy viewed as big situation in a mature and adult lem with Liz, she wants to know an RA. I realized the time and the way." about it." effort that goes into the job, and Boyarsky said the note aggra- A senior education major and a as I watched the community sister, good listener vated the people on the floor, but third-year RA, Demuesy has grow on the floor I realized that Demuesy did not let it affect her. spent a considerable time living it was a residence hall," she said. By Michael Zawacki stand on issues, and they know I "Liz wrote a note in response on campus. She said this time in- The BC News can be a friend just as well as I and put it on her door. It said that vested in the residence halls has Besides being bestowed the can be an RA," she said. if the person leaving the note had allowed her to understand why honor as Best in BG, Demuesy is Liz Demuesy is always there Jaime Marcy, one of Dcmue- a problem with her, she wanted they are not called "dorms." also one of only two RAs on cam- for the women who live on the sy's residents, said Demuesy is her to come and talk about it," "Living in Ashley my first year pus with the title of Senior RA. second floor of Prout Hall. more like a friend than an au- Those Prout residents must thority figure. She said Demuesy appreciate her availiablity since helped make her transition to col- they voted her the Best Resident lege life a lot easier. Ad v iser in "Right off the bat she let us £<*'S 6fttGitiU.1L KltsiG °* WifclGi Bowling Green. know that she was on our level," Demuesy Marcy said. "She's one of us. The said dealing only difference is that she's in a with the trials different position." and tribula- Traci Boyarsky, another of tions of first- Demucsy's residents, said De- year students muesy is like a big sister, a mom is her strong and a friend all in one person. suit as an RA. Boyarsky said Demuesy's a- "A lot of stu- vailability and persistence may dents are com- have diverted some serious in- ing from home, and they need jury from an accident. someone they can count on," she "About a month and a half ago I said. "They need someone they hit my head on my loft, and I can go to and say 'I don't know wasn't sure if I should go to the how to register for classes. I'm hospital. Uz strongly advised basically an idiot and I need your that I go, and 1 ended up having a help". concussion," she said. "Without "MR SPOT'S Philadelphia "Students need someone they her persisting, I probably Cheese Steak Sanwiches can look at day in and day out and wouldn't have gone." know that in a year things will be Carrie Birdsall, one of Demue- & Buffalo Wings hit two okay, and in four years it will be sy's former residents when she geographical gastro- okay," she said. was an RA in Compton, said De- She makes her residents feel as muesy was the inspiration and a nomic delight spots, for comfortable as possible so they role model for her becoming an sure." can keep coming back to her ask- RA. ing more questons, she said. "She was really a lot of fun to Bob Talbert, "I'll get a knock on my door at be with Liz always had little Detroit Free Press three in the morning because pick-me-ups for us during they [my residents) know they can year," she said. "She would leave come to me," she said. a little something in our mail Demuesy said Prout residents boxes during finals week. I use are very active outside the resi- some of her [RA techniques] now dence hall, and they do not typi- that I'm an RA in Dunbar." 125 EASf COURT ALWAYS cally have the time to be social Recently, a disgruntled Prout DOWNTOWN OPEN LATE within the floor like other Uni- resident left a vulgar note on NOTAfsisMEAL versity residents. Demuesy's door. Both Marcy and ftTTHCOlTON However, she said her resi- Boyarsky said they admired the 24 WINGS / FRY / 2 SOOAS way Demuesy handled the situa- '» YOUR CHOKE OF 2 OF THt FOi LOWING. dents do find the time to come to PHIUY ORIGINAL / STEAK SUPREME / her room and talk about every- tion. SPOT'S SPECIAL OH ITALIAN day things. "The note was bad, and she STEAK SANDWICHES-BUFFALO WINGS "They talk about things that dealt with it pretty well," Marcy DELI SANDWICHES-HOAGIES-COLD BEER they know I don't want to hear said. "She could have come back about, but they know where I and wrote an equally vulgar note, Thanks & Have a Happy Holiday Tin BGNiwi-Fill B34'i from Spot's Most ValuabU Production Start Mamber!
3>oi£tlTS*rtl > J&<*; *f»* The BG News page eight Monday, December 12,1994 Apartment makes home at top position in BG readers' poll
By Dawn Keller The BC News Christmas decorations deck the walls and lights string a palm tree and evergreen tree in the two-bedroom apartment selected as the best in Bowling Green. Joe Sabo and his fiancee Nikki Dollison live with their son Za- chary in the apartment full of The BG NewtlR—n Weltmer holiday cheer. Sabo said he believes his boss at Pisanello's Pizza started a chain of co-workers voting for his apartment. Senior RA's abode "We're having a Christmas party at my house, so he asked me my address," Sabo said. "I oozes atmosphere gave it to him, and he probably had others vote for it." By Dawn Keller RAs," Demuesy said. "There's Dollison said their friends def- The BC News two, this one and one in Comp- initely noticed the new dec- ton." orations and remodeling. She said the air conditioning "Most places don't allow resi- A relaxed atmosphere per- was probably one of the main dents to do what they want, but vades visitors as they enter reasons that her residents we can," he said. "So our friends the residence hall room cho- liked the room - at least at the notice it because it is different. sen as the best on campus. beginning of the semester. "All we need to do is inform the The room has a stove, air "My residents would come management, and they will let us condition- in to talk,' but they really do almost anything we want." ing, cable, a wanted to sit in the air condi- Sabo and Dollison have made a bat hroom tioning," Demuesy said. lot of the decorations and put and separate Demuesy listed several them up themselves. bedroom, other reasons why her resi- They selected decorations, which is dents liked the room. both Christmas and others, which provided by "There's a lot of space and would have a "homey" look. Steven 0*rnrr the Univer- privacy in this room. The "We Just wanted something sity. Joe Sabo and Ills fiancee Nlkkl Dollison live with their son Zachary in walls in most of the other that we would feel relaxed in and the apartment selected as the "Best in BG." Liz De- rooms are paper thin, but mine that our friends would comforta- muesy, a are cement," she said. "So I ble in, too," Dollison said. senior resi- don't hear anything. Sabo and Dollison both put a lot time, so we both work on it a lot." said. dent adviser, lives in the room. "If my air conditioning is of time into making the apart- Dollison said she likes the Sabo said other factors were "The University provides running and my door is closed ment look nice. apartment because it is so much that the rent is low, and they the cable and air conditioning "We've started in the wee more spacious than other apart- don't have to pay for heat. for the rooms for the senior See ROOM, page twenty-six. hours of the morning," Sabo said. ments she's seen in Bowling "I know a lot of people that pay "And I go to school and work full Green. twice as much as we do, and their "The living room is at least apartments are smaller," he said. twice the size of any other I've "And because the heat is gas, we seen. It also has two big bed- don't have to pay for it. If we More Than Just rooms and a nice bathroom," she have a winter like we did last ABikeShopI said. year, the heater is going to be on 248 S. Main They like having a big apart- all the time." ment so Zachary will have a lot of Dollison's favorite part of the room to play. apartment is the management 352-8578 "He just rampages the place staff. elkfe* and has a lot of fun in it," Sabo "The management is very helpful, and they know everyone Whcn's The Last by name," she said. {We've'Got Cool Threads... The family also has a growing Time You Had A library collection. And Cool Treads For You!" Home Cooked Meal? "They are mostly [Nikki'sJ books, but it is getting bigger," Sabo said. OUTDOOR WEAR Since they both like country cannondale AIR MADA BOOTS music, they also have a picture of Garth Brooks on their wall. • Huge Rollerblade *■£ IK RESTAURANT "[Nikki] got me hooked on it, Clearence! When you come to Bob but I still like other kinds of mu- •Up to 20% OFF late Fleece Jackets, Pullovers, Evans, you are treated sic, too," Sabo said. model bikes like guests for a home /Jk Gloves, Headbands, Barclavas, cooked meal. Shoot with a camera, 1726 B. Wooster 8trett not with a gun. (Behind B.P. station) If you do that you'll Mastercard/Vlaa accepted And More! Cany Out Available have more fun. The BG News Cily Monday, December 12,1994 page nine Changing Times shears competition
By Amy Johnson friendly environment. students of the University for Cheslock said she is interested cures in the future. The BC News "We are very friendly people, voting for us - we really appre- in additional help at the salon. Prices for haircuts at Changing and we are more personal be- ciate it," Berthsiel said while cut- "I am looking for someone to Times range from $10 to $17. Voted best hair salon in Bowl- cause it is a smaller salon," Ches- ting a customer's hair. hire right now," Cheslock said. However, Cheslock offered to ing Green, Changing Times Hair lock said. "We are also very close Being a hairstylist is an excit- "It is an easy environment to subtract a couple dollars off your Salon is located close to campus to the University." ing adventure for Cheslock. work in, and we are friendly peo- next visit with this article in and is always available to the Cheslock has one other em- "I like to meet new people, and ple." hand. students of the University. ployee, Jennifer Berthsiel, who I enjoy getting to change peoples' Changing Times offers hair- Changing Times Hair Salon is Changing Times is owned by enjoys the company of her cus- appearance," Cheslock said, "In- cuts, perms, haircoloring and open Monday through Thursday Carol Cheslock. Cheslock and her tomers. stant gratification is what it is all other hairstyling services. Ches- 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday 9 p.m. to 6 husband re-opened the salon last "I would just like to thank the about." lock hopes to be able to do mani- p.m. and Saturday 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. August. Cheslock believes her salon won the best hair salon in Bowl- ing Green because it is located close to campus, at 425 East Wooster St., and because of its Question Stylist wins The contest due Knowl to creativity
By Amy Johnson The BG News
Want your hair styled by the best hair stylist in Bowling Green? According to University students, Stephanie Kolder at The Hair Gallery does the best job. Kolder has been working at The Hair Gallery for three years. She worked at A Cut Above I before going to work at The Hair Gallery. Kolder did not plan to be- come a hairstylist. "I attended the University as an art major, so I'm still using my creativity," Kolder said. "I always used to cut my room- mate's hair, and I realized that I loved doing it so I enrolled at the Toledo Academy of Beauty Cul- ture." siAHHiNG JENNIFER CONNRLY ICE CUBE Meeting new people and chang- ing customers' appearances gra- I tifies Kolder. "I love to cut and color my cus- tomers' hair," Kolder said. "I like drastic changes." Working at The Hair Gallery gives Kolder the ability to leam more about hairstyling. "Working here at The Hair Gallery gives me the opportunity to learn from others and learn more about the process of hair- styling," Kolder said. Kolder is presently working ! saiNantcK IN in: aiuwii»>1 part-time at The Hair Gallery COLUMBIA because of her responsibilites to . P.UITilMSft£ her 1S month old daughter. At Theatres Soon The Hair Gallery is located at 16S N. Main St. in Suite No. 2, across the street from Up- town/Downtown. The BG Nev page ten Monday, December 12,19941
Always the low price Students give MIS, accounting professor \ WAL*MART high marks for work learns By KallB Simmons The BC News edged by the students at a Uni- versity full of such good faculty membc-is. Out of the many qualified "As I think about it, my feel- professors at the University, one ings are that I have a very impor- professor of accounting and MIS tant job, and I work very hard at got the vote by University stu- it," Kowalski said. "It'sdefinitely dents as the best professor at a good feeling, and when I think Pro Team NFL Heavy Weight Jackets Bowling Green. about the number of good profes- Trash cans $6.96 At the Uni- sors at Bowling Green I feel even $54.96 v e r s 1 t y , more honored." NFL & College Team Sweatshirt^ Lawrence Although Kowalski said he Kowalski leads does not believe his teaching is $8.83 the Accounting any more unique than anyone Club and the else, he believes he is doing Ins Beta Alpha Psi job properly if students are re- Pro Team honorary club, sponding. Pennants $2.44 Pennant which allow "Relevance is very important Clocks students to to me. I teach mostly tax courses interact be- in the business department, and I $19.96 tween professionals and other try to help my students under- students on a level outside of the stand what the professional envi- Pro Team Magnetic Standing classroom. ronment is like and how to pre- Board The clubs meet frequently out- pare for it," Kowalski said. "One Pro Team Clocks $15.96 side of class, thus proving the thing that helps make my job a M v. "zzxsi* e.-*-. dedication of this professor to little easier is I always have real- the education and development ly great students." *-4"fc ft A m of his students on a professional According to co-workers, %jsr £t 3 i level, said Cathy Smith, a secre- Kowalski makes the work place 1 tary in the Accounting and MIS an enjoyable environment departments. through his positive outlook and "He is just a great person," overall dependability. Smith said. "We started the same "He is just an easy man to year, 18 years ago, and every day work with," Smith said. "He gets I see the great job he does. The along with everyone, students students just love him." and faculty alike. And as well as Nite Lite Lamps $20.96 Surprised at the news of being being dependable and honest, he tefB Pro Team Baseball Caps $4.74 voted best professor at the Uni- seems to always be in a good versity by the students, Kowalski mood, which makes everyone's Pro Team Framed said he is honored to be acknowl- day a little brighter." Plaques $14.88 Newlove Rental leases Pro & College Team T-shirts & FREE Mug $9.96 No. 1 position for 1994 Pro Team Ornaments $4.00 talk situations out We're a fami By Jay Young ly team, and I think that makes a NFL Novelty Items The BC News difference." A family-run business, It is the family-like atmosphere that "We try to be fair and ST0CKIK6 STUFFER makes Newlove Rental the "Best honest. We always In BG." Owner Mary Newlove Noll said are willing to sit GIFT IDEAS the rental down with the tenant agency opened up for business and talk situations -PtoTeoiKr in the late out." 1960s. While her father and Pfcuftiq Cwuk ?m & Vemik brother man- age the real es- Mary Newlove Noll Key Ckom CM Owmuml& tate side of the business, Noll owner of Newlove Rental said she loves managing the Located at 328 S. Main St., rental agency. Newlove has about 400 different CotfeefKtup "We try to be fair and honest," rentals in the Bowling Green Noll said. "We always are willing area and others In Rudolph, Por- to sit down with the tenant and tage and Ferrysburg. The BG News Monday, December 1?, 1994 page eleven Video Spectrum sweeps category By Katie Simmons you rent, we give you the 10th The BC News Store offers foreign, other movie rentals free, and we do this by giving you a card and stamping kisses on it." privilege in a town full of compe- tion of these films," she said. been here for 14 years and I Where can you get a selection tition. "This attracts people to our vari- know a lot of people, but we are of over 600 for- "This is a real nice honor," she ety." very big on personal service and "I think we may be eign films and said. "I say honor because of the The Video Spectrum encour- getting to know everyone that over 17,000 competition in Bowling Green, ages requests if there is a movie comes in," Wilkins said. unique in the fact other movie and I was voted No. 1. That is a you cannot find in the that there are foreign rentals? Uni- real nice compliment." 17,000-movie selection, and they So, for $2.64 a night, you can film people out there versity stu- One reason Video Spectrum usually are capable of filling choose a new release to enjoy for dents seem to may have been chosen is because those requests. an evening If you are a member ... and we have a huge think there is there are over 600 foreign films Wilkins began the estab- at the Video Spectrum. To selection of these only one place to choose from in the store re- lishment 14 years ago and always receive a membership card all for this - Video sulting in the growing number of adored the student business, al- you need is a driver's license, any films:' Spectrum. foreign film lovers, Wilkins said. though the majority of the busi- other form of photo identifica- For Sue Wil- "I think we may be unique in ness that Video Spectrum tion and a love for.movies. kins.the owner of Video Spec- the fact that there are foreign receives is pretty diverse. Sue Wilkins trum, being voted the best place film people out there - a lot of "I know that we as a business "We also give out kisses," Wil- owner of Video Spectrum to rent videos was an honor and a them ~ and we have a huge selec- are very people-oriented. I have kins said. "For every nine movies $269 95 OLYMPUS More room to zoom. OO SuperZoom 2800. 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"This is a great honor, but we shouldn't be considered the best," Bressert said. "Every sorority has its strengths and weaknesses." Delta Zeta, which was founded in 1945 in Oxford, Ohio, received a national chapter at the University in 1950, said Jodi Marizek, historian for the sorority. The sorority, which has about 70 members, is very active with different events that benefit the community. Clevell Scherer, public relations director for Delta Zeta, said the sorority participates in such events as adopt-a-highway, the blood drive on campus, trick-or-treating through the campus at Halloween and singing Christmas carols at retirement homes during the holidays. She also said many members of the sorority help as tour The BC Nt.OJo.. Wtlnnrr guides for freshman orientation. The Delta Zeta bouse belongs to the sorority voted "Best In BG." Delta Zeta President Cathy Bressert See DELTA ZFTA, page twenty-tin. said the women were honored with the vote, but their group was no better than any of the others. Phi Sigma Kappa rushes top spot in best fraternity columm By Genell Pavelich being community leaders and "The true meaning of the word The BC News proponents for the Greek system 'fraternity' is to have brothers and the good it can do," Clements and to be a brother," he said. "I Phi Sigma Kappa, a fraternity said. "This honor is a step toward have learned how to be a great at the University that received that goal." brother and friend." its charter in 1990, was recently Phi Sigma Kappa, which has 31 chosen by student votes as the active members, has participated "Best of BG." in many events the past year that The group is pleased with the have helped to benefit the com- "Being involved gives honor, according to Tim Collier, munity, including planning for you a little bit of the director of community affairs the Care-a-thon, participating in for the fraternity. all Greek events and making real world and an Nathan Clements, an active their house a haunted house dur- opportunity for member of the fraternity, said ing Halloween for the communi- Phi Sigma Kappa is a young ty. The money raised from the leadership. You meet group that is up and coming on haunted house benefited The a great group of campus. Link. friends and get out of Tk. BG Nc - I/ROII Wclnnrr "We have all made efforts to do Clements said he agreed that The Phi Sigma Kappa house on Prospect Street belongs to the "Best whatever is possible to achieve a the fraternity has done a lot for the experience what Fraternity in BG." certain degree of excellence by the community by accumulating you put into it." over 900 hours of community Tim Collier service in the last year. NOVEMBER 1994 RECYCLING TOTALS Both Clements and Collier said director of community affairs for they agreed being a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Plastic the fraternity has had many Aluminum benefits. •2 320 lbs. '7.180 lbs, •Three Record High Totals HI Misc. Material "Being involved gives you a Phi Sigma Kappa also does not 2BJ44Jbi Office Pap«f little bit of the real world and an have the traditional pledge ■2Q0 lb). P«rcentagQ8 opportunity for leadership," system, Clements said. Collier said. "You meet a great Wm PLASTIC 1.7*H» group of friends and get out of C3 ALUMINUM b.4-/0 "We have a new member pro- ■ OFFICE PAPER IG.2% the experience what you put into gram where we have a 365-day □ NEWSPAPER 16.3% it." IB CARDBOARD 19 6% rush," he said. "We meet people D OlASS 20.2% Clements said the benefits of throughout the year and incor- ■ OTHER H1.6*Vo being involved in a fraternity are porate new members all year the leadership opportunities, round." Newspaper Thanks for your support. 'Happy learning to work with and live 2L22iJbi Holidays from tht I************************* ********** * Alice Kruk Jennifer Boczek * Jennifer Newman Susan Stanich * * Kelly McNamara CONGRATULATIONS Gina Staccone * The Hi. Newi/Rosi Wcltmcr * Tanya Gawrilow TO THE 1995 Beth Ward * ir Molly Mapes April Cruz * x Shannon Boulton ORIENTATION Myles' Dairy Queen was voted "Best in BG" by students who like STAFF AlanGrottle * their Ice cream -- and their service. Lisa Schumaker Jennifer Yarhouse * Kelly Kucsma Heather Ginnan * * Jen Hanna Meridith Tremain A * Beth Flaherty Amy Frank . * Tracl Martine Lori Noall Santa Claw, elf friend . Leslie Kucsma Kelly Smith * Ashley Truman Lisa Terwilliger * plague Midwest banks, * Jenneth Rospert Stacy White * * Sherri Minich Julie Cachat * * Rebecca Strauss Karen Reiter * leave explosive devices . Shannon Maisch Elizabeth Quinn Lindsey Toschlog ^ Jodi Spencer Sally Attia Sheri Stauffer The Associated Press cials in Ohio and other states to * Chad Hamman J.T. Neuffer RioOsterfeld * be on the lookout for the bandits, * Amy Barr whose calling card is leaving a Susan Wisecup Alison Polley * fake bomb at the entrance of * Amy Beck Matt Darrah Lori Mayer * MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, bank doors. ^ Jamison Grime Jessica Stoltman Jennifer Donahue * Ohio - Police believe a man The robbery In this Cleveland Amy Banfield Elizabeth LisaKlitz * dressed as Santa Claus and his suburb on Friday was different * Molly Geiger Thomberry Julie Fisher * accomplice who robbed a savings because the robbers left a real * Sarah DeLoye Laura Roth . and loan office bomb that was equivalent to one Katherine Kanta * Kary Takach Kelley Conley Dianne Grossi were involved stick of dynamite, said police ^ Julie Josche in four other Chief John Maddox. Lisa Sayles Megan Harris holdups across The FBI said the men fled with Sally Watkins Todd Phelps Tiffany Good * the Midwest. an undisclosed amount of cash Carrie Recker Sally Ann Davidson Laurie Stems * The men from the Third Federal Savings * Bridget Frank Santana Vonthron * and Loan Association branch. Holly Clark threatened * Jullie Miller Erin DeWerff Nick Sharma + local i- in - They drove away in a station wa- * Janet Risner ployees with a gon without license plates. Kim DeTardo Pam Buxton ^ bomb and tos- Based on the robbers' descrip- . Tina D'Amico Sean Taylor Angela Amburgey sed the explo- tion and method of operation, Brianna Creech Heather Cooper Jen Ingrao sive device on police think the bandits may be * Emily Vano Tanya Bennitt * responsible for robberies in Cin- Debbie DeSantis the floor. The device did not de- * Anne Papcke Bethany Hodakievic. Ray Luttner * tonate. cinnati, Columbus, Kansas City ir Stacy Lenartowicz Authorities have notified offi- and Omaha, Neb., Maddox said. Christy Scultz Christine Gebnar • ^ Katie Molnar Tina Dietrich Trade Shisila * Jennifer Booker Angela Young Elizabeth Mattera * Jennifer Delost Christa Schmmel Michelle Novotnak . * Jessy Sponseler Amy Ellenberger Laura Brake Good Luck * Josh Dziadkowicz Karen Delagrange DeAnna Stam * ^ Erin Bryan Maria Becher Nicole Dodero * . Kristine Jaeb Vanessa Lianas Shauna Holton * Colleen Bale Amy Ligman Jodi Brubaker * * Candy Bonnett on Finals ************ ********* The BG News page fourteen Monday, December 12, 1994 RED DOG Continued from page thirteen. Best bar Bruney said customer response y's 1-800 number and the Red has been excellent. Dog logo. "The bottles of Red Dog have Richard Lalley, director of new been going really well," Bruney business development at Miller, said. "It's not something that's said a lot of beer drinkers like to advertised, but every bottle cap collect the different caps and has a saying underneath it, and a compare the sayings. Currently lot of people look for those." there are 30 different caps, with more being planned for the fu- Sayings underneath the caps ture. include "This dog won't bite," "Jump through hoops," "Why are Lalley said Miller is pleased you reading this?" and others. with Red Dog's new popularity. Some caps just have the compan- "Consumer and retailer accep- tance of Red Dog has been really positive," Lalley said. "It was the best new product introduction we've ever had." Red Dog has been running a large advertising campaign on television, radio and In print, Lal- ley said. The advertisements for the beer ask the question, "Are you going to like Red Dog? Hey, Howards Club on Main Street was voted the "Best Bar ID BG" by students. It's your call." ^»7/Sl«fc- High school dropout £ EASYSTREET $ rates rise dramatically The Associated Press CINCINNATI - The high school dropout rate In Cincinnati Public Schools has reached 44.4 percent, more than 10 percent greater than in the 1987-88 school year. "It's not a rate that we're in any way proud of," said Kathleen Ware, the school system's director of quality improvement. School administrators trying to analyze the latest figures found that the students who drop out usually are those who were held back, FEATURING so they are the oldest In their class. Many of the dropouts also are students who have had a history of truancy. "I left because I had fouled up three years in school and I knew THE sooner or later I'd leave," said Tim Cox, 17, who dropped out of With- row High School two weeks ago. "Last year, I missed a couple of days of school a week. I got behind EDITH and I couldn't catch up. I didn't want to be in classes where I was usually older than the rest of the kids. That felt strange." Cox has since entered a program to get his general equivalency di- BUNKER ploma. Memorial Jazz Trio i The national dropout rate has risen from 4.9 percent in 1992 to S.2 percent in 1993, according to the Council of Great City Schools, a Starts at 9:00 p.m. Qo Bocl M"0NDA y N Bowling Green's Most IG H T L Complete Dining and Chicago* Chicago* Chicago' Entertainment Establishment. 0TB A Join \sfta& for a fun - filled Long Weekend in the lurn-of-the-century style cafe. WE Feature: REAL WINDY CITY 254 Winss • 47 different sandwiches. Jan. 13 -16 • Homemade soups, salads, & desserts $95.00 (Transportation and Lodging) 504 Doss • Appetizers. • Over 71 Domestic and Imported lleer's Sign up by Dec. 16th in the viiffi© Office Beer Specials We An- Open Seven Days a Week to set Carry out Services Available. for more info call 372-2343 Downtown Howling Green . 19 & over Every Night * Bright Lights* Big City' The BG News Monday, December 12, 1994 page fifteen Military officials California tax collector argue 'don't ask,deals with life's hurdles The Associated Press curities for the county in- sional ego. vestment pool, representing 185 A county audit last year found don't tell' policy SANTA ANA, Calif. -- The man local governments and agencies, he had overstepped his authority whose investments produced the he got the law changed. with junk bond and foreign in- largest governmental bankrup- That change began an invest- vestments, and that he made By Kim I. Mills nationwide organization has ad- tcy in U.S. history has never let The Associated Press vised some 200 people accused ing strategy that averaged 10 some deals solely to keep federal under the new policy of homo- life's hurdles bar his path. percent returns for 15 years. regulators off the back of his WASHINGTON - Marine Cpl. sexual conduct or who claim har- Robert L. Citron is a Democrat County Supervisor William lead brokerage, Merrill Lynch & Kevin Blaesing thought his ses- assment. "Under the new policy, in solidly Republican Orange Steiner told the Los Angeles Co. sions with a military psycholo- a gay statement is a statement County, yet he won election as Timeson Saturday that he was Unflinching, Citron replied gist were confidential, so he told county tax collector and treas- told losses from the investment that "risky," "unusual" and that you're gay ... or it's this ne- urer seven times beginning in her he was questioning his sexual bulous thing called a nonverbal pool have reached at least $2 bil- "prudent" as used in the audit orientation. statement of one's orientation." 1970. lion. County officials have were "difficult for us to objec- As the session ended, the coun- The patient-doctor confidentia- He's described as "honest as already started trimming spend- tively evaluate." selor said she believed she was lity that Blaesing relied upon the day is long," a man who could ing items, including youth pro- "The current management required to tell his commanding does not apply in the military stand up to "the Wall Street grams and public works projects. style, although not the norm for officer. Blaesing was charged services, "and the reason is for sharks." county government, is the best with violating the "don't ask, one of mission readiness," said When state law kept him from Along the way to this debacle. one for the treasurer-tax collec- don't tell" policy that subjects MaJ. Tom Schultz, a Pentagon using borrowed money to buy se- Citron sprouted quite a profes- tor." homosexuals in the military to spokesman possible discharge if they reveal In a case like Blaesing's, their sexual orientation. Schultz said the counselor would A board voted 2-1 to kick Blaes- have to report the individual and ing out of the Marines. But the the commander would be duty- decision was overturned on ap- bound to consider discharge. peal at the Charleston, S.C., Na- But Peter Tepley, Blaesing's Monday. Garbage Dcg.Bufeb val Weapons Station. attorney, said he thought his Oiif*&Dnnk-S2.9J Since then, however, a new client had not stated a sexual Tuesday 2f* WINGS All Day! commander has taken charge orientation and therefore, should and he gave Blaesing a low re- not have faced discharge. Wednesday... rJetforvWxfcBufeb enlistment recommendation. "If people want to tell, they Oiir*&Dririlc£>S9 Blaesing's lawyer contends that know where the mess hall is, they Thursday. Chicken Breast, Buffalo the commander is retaliating be- know where the commander's of- X cause he believes the corporal is fice is," he said. ^ehotfveo* Ch|S&Drink-$199 gay- Tepley said the policy defines Friday l/4b.VSb*burgKBuBab Michelle Benecke, a former "telling" as a statement "that a i •WATCH ALL YOUR Chips &Dank_$299 Army officer and co-director of reasonable person would believe the Servicemembers Legal De- indicates the speaker's propen- FAVORITE SPORTS fense Network, says the Blaesing sity to engage in homosexual ON THE BIG case is a clear example of how acts." SCREEN! 9b, 9b, 9b... the new policy is worse than the "Our position is and the evi- one President Clinton abandoned dence at his hearing showed •DAILY HAPPY Happy Holidays from Bw-3! after taking office in 1993. there was no intent to convey i HOUR 3PM-9PM InviU the Buffalo The Clinton policy bars the mil- that. Therefore the policy wasn't x itary from questioning personnel violated." 1 or recruits to determine their The Marine inspector general's iwtyinl&f&tWpvMlHrtf to your holiday party sexual orientation. But it also office Investigated Blaesing's calls for discharges of those who low re-enlistment rating and said 9? WINGS j at fume or at work! state their sexual orientation and earlier this month that it could cannot subsequently prove they not substantiate the bias allega- for $19.9 5 | &v>-3 $& Certificates wouldn't engage In homosexual tions, according to Tepley. conduct. The inspector general has of- | and Sauces are great "Under the old policy, this case fered to extend Blaesing's en- wouldn't have gone, anywhere listment for one year, after , _J stocking stuffersl because [Blaesing] did not say, I which he will be re-evaluated, am gay,'" said Benecke, whose Tepley said. REPROgraphics YOUR CA/.WUS CRINIER CMMMI TO VOW tllUI ACCOUNT «a flaw MUM. iri-iiii ■ m mm BHI mas ■_ Mill V BUFFALO WILD WINGS &WECKV Sports The BG News page sixteen Monday, December 12,1994 Buckeyes surprise BG hockey squad By John Boyle BG got the equalizer with 5:28 The BG News left when defenseman Kelly Per- rault, the CCHA's top-scoring de- COLUMBUS -- Bowling Green fenseman, thwarted a Buckeye experienced its best and worst clearing attempt at the left point moments of the hockey season in and found Lune unchecked just a two-day span. inside the left circle. Just 24 hours after the Falcons But the Buckeyes, who played supplanted Michigan State as the well in the confines of their smal- league leader with a convincing ler 185-by- 85 rink, got the game 6-2 victory at the Ice Arena on winner at 17:39 when Compeau Friday, they blew an early two- scored his second of the game on goal lead in a 4-3 non-conference a rebound from the left circle. loss to Ohio State Saturday at the "Ohio State did a good job," BG OSU Ice Rink. head coach Buddy Powers said. Mike Johnson's second short- "They went into a 1-2-2 and al- handed goal of the season against ways had three or four guys the Buckeyes at the 7:42 mark of back. They defended their net the first period gave BG a seem- well, and [Curt] Brown was good ingly commanding lead over the when we had the opportunities." less talented Buckeyes. The Falcons had plenty of "Up 2-0 had us believing that those opportunities over the last we were just gonna roll over 1:08 when they pulled Petrie in these guys, and that just wasn't favor of an extra attacker but the case," said center Kevin couldn't solve Brown. Lune, who scored his seventh "As much as we emphasized, goal of the season late in the 'there's no such thing as a bad third period. shot in this rink, and go to the net "You've got to give them credit out of the corners,' we didn't because they never died at all. shoot the puck," head coach They played a good second Buddy Powers said. period, and we didn't capitalize The Falcons did have 42 shots on any chances," Lune said. on net but were always looking OSU's Todd Compeau tied the for the extra pass or the perfect game at 2-2 during that second play. period with a five on three "We kept looking for a better power-play goals at the 4:57 play on the power play and five mark. and five," Powers said. "And then you look for a better play The Buckeyes took their first and it's not there because of the lead of the game with 12:25 left In size of the rink." the game when Sean Sutton's The victory snapped a 13-game backhanded flip found its way winlcss streak for the Buckeyes. through traffic in front and goal- tender Bob Petrie's legs. See HOCKEY, w «„„,„,, BG Ne*a pk«o/Rou Wtlliixr Bowling Green's Jamie Williams tries to corral the puck from , Michigan State player Friday night. 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"Curtis did a "It's going to affect us in the Mfie BC News great job getting the puck wide, national picture, but when you Scoreboard and I just tried to turn on the jets can't come down and win a game IHobey's heroes have spoken. and cut across the net. That is my like this..." Hockey saves) MSU. Buzak (31 shots - 25 One loudly, the other softly. strong side coming across on my ** * Friday's Box saves) Alban (5 shins - 5 savestA- 4.488 Kri.-u] Holzinger roared into backhand; it worked out good for Bowling Green broke open a Michigan State 0 0 2 2 Saturday's Bo* Hobey Baker, hockey's He- me." 1-0 game with three power-play Bowling Green 13 2 6 Ohio State 112 4 nan, race with another sound Holzinger's "jets" fired twice goals in the second period in Fri- First-l.BG. Glantz 11 (Crombeen. Bowling Green 2 0 13 ne leading BG to a 6-2 victory in the second period. With the day's victory over the Spartans. Lunc)9 44. Second- 2.BG. Glantz 12 First- l.BG. Carper 2(Fr>) 2:42. 2.BG. Hker conference leader Michigan Falcons on the power play he Tom Glantz, Kelly Perrault and (Brian Holzinger. Fry) 1:09 ppg. 3.BG. Johnson 9(llall. Carper) 7:42 sh. 3. .Itate. gathered a loose puck, skated to Dale Crombeen scored in BG's Perrault 7(Cromhcen. Brian Hol/mgcr) OSU. Schaflnil KGuilbault. DiPasquo) ■"We wanted power versus the center and fed Tom Glantz, second-period outburst. 7:11 ppg. 4.BG. Crombeen 4(Fry, 11 54 Second 4. OSU, Compcau 6 fewer, skill versus skill. We just who blasted a one-timer past Bu- BG extended its advantage to Perrault) 15:51 ppg.Third- 5.BG. Brian (DiPasquo) 4:57 ppg.Third-5. OSU. Hbited to go out and play hockey zak. Later in the period he and 5-0 early in the third period on a Holzinger l5(Fry) 1:47 sh. 6.MSU. SultOH 4(Cousineau) 7:35. 6.BG. Lune (gainst each other and let the Dale Crombeen assisted on Kelly Brian Holzinger short-handed Guolla 7(Smith. Carter) 2:46 ppg. 7.BG. 7(Perrault) 14:32 7.0SU. Compeau 7 best line win," Holzinger added. Perrault's power-play goal. goal. Hall 5(Johnson. Clark) 5:()4 8.MSU. (McMillan) l7:39.Shots-BG 42(18-10- Spartan center Anson Carter BG held "The Ansonator" in "Special teams always play the Slater I(Tuzzolino. Clarke) 11:38. l4)OSU28(ll-5l2)Goalies- BG. went silently into the winter check for the first time this major role when we play a team Shots- BG 36(12-16-8) MSU 26(8-9- Petne (28 shots - 24 saveslOSU.Brown ■It);!, as the BC defense held the season. In the two previous like Michigan State," said right 9)Goalies- BG. Clarke (26 shots - 24 (42 shots-39 saves) A- 895 |Berall league goal leader to one contests, both 6-3 Spartan victor- *6ist ies, he scored four goals and add- - "Ziiicer and Carter -- there are ed one assist for five points. ^■t too many guys better in ool- "They [Carter's line] are the ...the demand for natural resources .lege hockey," B(J head ixvich backbone of their team. Holding needed to produce new books. HEddy Powers said. them is a big part of why we VHolzinger ended the chatter won," Fry said. *»er the two Hobey Baker award Falcon defenseman Quinn ^Tididates with a goal and two Fair's work was instrumental in ...books sold back by other students. Bists on the evening to secure a controlling Carter. Fair spent sp on the league scoring lead, most of the game running Carter i ISth goal of the season came into the boards or getting in his 11 rue Holzinger fashion. face. ess than two minutes into the "[The coaches] told me I have ...your used books and your money. »rd period, with BG up 4-0 and to play tough because that was : Spartans rallying on a power one of the aspects of my game. By. Holzinger took a feathery They said every time I get a ■s from Curtis Fry down the chance, get in his face and try to your books for cash and help meet the t wing. get him off his game," Fair said. demand for them next term. Vith two powerful strides, he "Other than that power-play ew past the MSU defense and goal, they didn't have anything I the puck under Spartan goa- all night. I got in Carter's face a Mike Buzak. The short- lot, said some things to him, got a Bring all your used books to: tided goal gave the Falcons a little verbal going," he added. nmanding 5-0 lead and a brief Holzinger leads the CCHA In to stay at first place in the scoring with 14 goals and 26 the University Bookstore CHA. points. The only other Falcon to f'l knew if I got the puck I win the Hobey Baker award was George McPhee in 1981-82. 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In fact, are bigger and stronger. The knew from watching him play in it took nearly five minutes be- While shooting the lights out point guards, the 2 guards and high school what an outstanding After a slow start, the men's fore the Falcons finally solved against Loyola on Saturday, the 3 guards, are all quick. That three-point shooter he is," head basketball team kicked its Loyola's zone defense and Denny Amrhein found himself in took a couple of games to get coach Jim Larranaga said. offense into high gear and rol- broke into the scoring column. the spotlight. used to. Amrhein, who played at Toledo led to a 79-59 victory over "The start of the game was Amrhein, a freshman guard, "Antonio always tells me to St. John's, balanced the rest of Loyola really my fault," BG head introduced himself to Falcon think about playing hard, playing the Falcons' shooting from the With the win, the Falcons coach Jim Larranaga said. fans by pouring in a game-high good and I'll get more playing outside during their contest with unproved to 4-1 on the season. "The players did exactly what 22 points on 8-11 shooting. Even time," Amrhein added. the Ramblers. The rest of the BG The Ramblers, losing their I wanted them to do, but what more impressive was his shoot- "During the early part of prac- bombers were flat, connecting on second straight contest, dip- I wanted them to do was In- ing from behind the three-point tice what impressed us the most only 1-12 from behind the arc. correct. stripe. He hit 6-8 from downtown, ped to 2-2 this year. Amrhein started his target Bowling Green used an ag- "In looking at the tapes on including his first five. practice early to get the Falcons Loyola, I thought their zone "It was just one of those days "It was just one of gressive offensive attack to back into the game after trailing outscore Loyola 31-8 in the was a little more compact. I for shooting," Amrhein said. "I those days for 14-6. Within three minutes, he opening 16 minutes of the sec- didn't think they were playing was getting open shots, and peo- drilled three long balls to knot the passing lanes as much as ple were getting it to me." shooting. I was ond half to turn a 38-35 deficit the contest at 17. into a comfortable 66-46 lead. they did. So when we tried to Along with getting a lot of open getting open shots, He started the second half the pass the ball by the zone they shots, Amrhein acquired a lot Most of the Falcons' offense and people were same way by scoring eight of the came from easy baskets after gambled and stole some of more playing time because of Falcons' first 12 markers to put those passes." Antonio Daniels' hip injury. grabbing offensive rebounds. getting it to me." BG ahead 47-40. James Cerisier and Shane Although he only averaged 12 "Denny's ability, once we minutes in the Falcons' previous Kline-Ruminski led BG's work While the Falcons were penetrated and kicked it back out on the glass. struggling to find the bottom four contests, Amrhein logged 33 Denny Amrhein to him, to hit the open three poin- against Loyola. He used the play- "I thought James Cerisier of the basket, Loyola was con- BG guard ter really helped us out," Larran- did a great job as soon as he verting easy layups at the ing time to grow a little more ac- aga said. customed to college-level ball. came in; he was all over the other end of the floor. Amrhein also snared four re- glass," Larranaga said. "That "During our first game I was was his defense. He guards the bounds and dished out four as- very nervous, but as our games ball real well, so he really estab- tends to have the domino ef- "When you're facing a zone sists. fect." when you shoot the ball, you "Eighteen offensive boards have to go search your man has to be some kind of re- out," Larranaga said. "It was cord," Loyola head coach Ken very difficult to get our mat- Burmelster said. "Our guys chups correct. At half time the just aren't strong enough to players really locked into play with those kinds of bod- what they needed to do and did ies. a great job." "They shot some wild shots and went to the glass and put it With starting point guard back in. When you have better Antonio Daniels out with a hip players, that's not a bad thing injury, freshman Denny Amr- to do." hein was called upon to lead GNEABOOK "We are playing a lot better BG's offense. Amrhein re- in the second half," Denny sponded with a career-high Amrhein said. "Our offense 22-point effort Amrhein did has been a lot better. most of his damage from be- For as much success as BG hind the three-point arc, con- THEYCANT had after Intermission, it PUTDOWN. necting on six triples. ''- "-,-"—ri Monday Special $4.95 Here's one book they'll consume from cover "Fabulous" fried chicken to cover. Even if they're loo young lo read. "Cause it means a trip lo ihcir favoritcplacc. for some of their favorite food. McDonald's' Gift Certificates. Jusl SI .00 incl: salad bar, baked potato, each, or a book of 5 for S5. Whether you'll be giving them for veggie & unlimited beverage Christmas one at a time, or by The book, pulling down ihis thriller won't be easy. BEST VALUES ON CAMPUS 1470 EAST WOOSTER BOWLING GREEN OPEN 4:30 - 7 P.M. ALL STUDENT MEAL CARDS ACCEPTED he BG News Sports londay, December 12, 1994 page nineteen omen fall to Nebraska Women's hockey jpy Scott Brown commandingly, 19-4. The lead ex- bests for Aarden, and both are Brie BG News tended to as much as 19 before the best against the Falcons in Bowling Green mounted a come- recent memory. ■ The Inconsistency that has back. An 11-2 run helped the Fal- defeats Buckeyes Bothered Bowling Green worn cons inch back to the half t i me tie. The Falcons' shooting im- Hi's basketball coach Jaci Clark proved over previous games, contributing reporter Spaeth for roughing, while Hid her team all season came The Cornhuskers started the particularly from three-point OSU improved its play In the ck to haunt them again on Sat - second half much as they did the range. For the game, they were The women's club hockey second game. ay night. first, with a 12-2 run that put 2044 from the floor (45 percent), team started its home game [ The Falcons fell behind by as Bowling Green behind the eight- converting half of their three- season by demolishing Ohio as 19 in-the first half, ball once again. The Falcons point shots in the process (6-12). State. "The second game tiled back to a half time tie, but were unable to come back this Kulics and Puthoff each had Karen Guilbault started off I watched the game slip away time, however. The Falcons three of the treys. Puthoff hit all the Falcons with a quick goal. was a little tougher. [in as the home-standing Ne- never seriously threatened after three of her attempts. Guilbault and Christy Doer ska Cornhuskers garnered a that. inner ended the game with Jennifer Apt J-68 victory over Bowling Nebraska missed on all 17 of its three goals apiece, while at Nebraska's DeVaney Michelle Shade and Sara Puth- three-point attempts, but over- Sharon Spaeth scored one BG club hockey member iter. off each had 14 points to lead the came that by hitting nearly two- goal. The squad won the first | Bowling Green now stands 2-3 Bowling Green cause. Jenny Ku- thirds of their shots (30-46) from contest 7-0. BG barely had the edge on i the season. They now have a lics added 13 points, while Miche- two-point range. The Falcons had a tougher the ice to take the victory but ek off for finals and to prepare lle Terry grabbed a team-high 20 time but still went on to win managed to pull out a win. r an invasion by the nationally- rebounds. The womens' Christinas break the second game of the "The second game was a nked Georgia Bulldogs next schedule includes the game with doubleheader by a score of little tougher, but thanks to Bowling Green was unable to Georgia Dec. 19, followed by an- 34). the crowd's participation we [Nebraska, one of the best control Nebraska's M center other non-league game Dec. 21 at Jennifer Rypel scored the were able to pull it out," Jen- i in the Big Eight, improves Pyra Aarden. Aarden scored 36 Illinois State. The MAC schedule first goal, while Doeringer tal- nifer Apt said. I 7-2 on the year. pouits on 15-20 shooting while kicks off Jan. 4 at Western Mich- lied the other two. "They definitely were a big [Nebraska scored 19 of the grabbing 20 off the glass. Both of igan followed by a game at home One penalty was given to help. ne's first 23 points to go ahead those numbers constitute career against Kent on Jan. 7. Before you need to make a single Only $1,722.92. 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Williams finished with 94 PITTSBURGH - Not even the pions teams - had the same re- caught a 14-yard pass and Hast- the next play from scrimmage by yards on 20 carries, the most inventor of the Steel Curtain de- cord. ings made a 27-yard catch on overthrowing Calvin Williams since he signed with Pittsburgh fense could devise a way to beat With Cunningham throwing yet third-and-16 from the Steelers' over the middle, with Darren as a free agent. the best Pittsburgh Steelers team another critical fourth-quarter 48 to keep the drive going. Perry making his seventh inter- since the 1970s. interception, the Eagles (7-7) Hastings was playing only be- ception. Bubby Blister, the former The Steelers, shut out for three never did find an offense while cause Yancey Thigpen, the Williams, who moved from Steelers quarterback who unsuc- quarters by Philadelphia defen- losing their fifth in a row, and Steelers' most reliable receiver fullback to halfback when Morris cessfully lobbied Eagles coach sive coordinator Bud Carson's now must beat the Giants and in the second half of the season, injured his left ankle in the third Rich Kotite to start, warmed up ingenious mix of blitzes and Bengals to make the playoffs. had dropped four passes. quarter, ran for 16 yards on the on the sidelines but never got in changing coverages, scored Carson, the coordinator of the twice in less than two minutes of Steel Curtain defense still re- the fourth quarter to beat the garded as the best in NFL histo- fading Eagles 14-3 Sunday. ry, made it tough on the Steelers Andre Hastings scored his first and quarterback Neil O'Donnell, NFL touchdown and John L. Wil- who completed only 14 of his liams, taking over as the first 31 passes into rotating Steelers' feature back with Barry Eagles' coverages and a stiff Foster and Bam Morris injured, 20-mph breeze. scored 1:48 apart to prevent an But after the Eagles punted for upset that would have revived the eighth consecutive posses- the Eagles' playoff hopes. sion and with regulars Eric Helped by yet another fourth- Green (hip) and Morris (ankle) quarter error by Randall Cunni- injured, the Steelers drove 83 ngham, who passed for only" 59 yards for the go-ahead score with yards, the Steelers (11-3) won O'Donnell finding Hastings on an their sixth in a row and now will 18-yard touchdown pass with play Cleveland (10-4) next Sun- 10:04 remaining. day in Three Rivers Stadium for Hastings, who had played little the AFC Central title. since being benched at midsea- Philadelphia quarterback Randall Cunningham is sacked during Sunday's game against Pittsburgh. 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Uso, the Cavaliers stretched lir postseason unbeaten streak 27 games, and their NCAA un- Bt en mark to 24. he victory also gave seniors Nate Friends, Tain Nix I Clint Peay a clean sweep for :ir time at Virginia. victory was a partial re- eve for Mike Fisher. The all- ntic Coast Conference per- ner and Virginia's third- ding scorer, received a red- I disqualification and sat out t tournament. Virginia also managed to win AP ptMo/nir ph«. (title without a Final Four goal Virginia extended 111 NCAA tournament winning streak to 24 games i Friends, who had all five of and woo Its fourth coasecutive national championship with a 1-0 vic- team's goals in last year's tory over I nd lana Sunday at Davidson College. 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Alberta -- Ka- "I had a couple of people come The Associated Press for the first time in five meet- Dave Meggett returned the tja Seizinger of Germany ended over before the race and tell me ings. ensuing kick to the Giants' 34 the U.S. women's run of World this was my kind of hill, so that EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Cincinnati didn't make it and Brown took over, hitting Cup victories Sunday. She didn't gave me some confidence," The New York Giants finally easy and even threatened to Aaron Pierce for 23, Chris Oil end their run of success, though. Street said. "Everything helps, of did something everyone else in ruin the Giants' season. loway for 10 and Meggett for Seizinger, the Olympic down- course. the NFL has done for years. Trailing 20-10, Corey Sawyer 12 to the Bengals' 25. On first hill champion, won the World "It was good to have that sun They beat the Cincinnati Ben- picked off Brown's pass. Jeff and-10, Sawyer was called for a Cup super-G race at Lake Louise, come out. You know me: a fair- gals for the first time and kept Blake capped a 60-yard drive questionable pass interference while Picabo Street of Sun Val- weather skier," she said. alive their faint playoff hopes. by hitting Carl Pickens on a against Mike Sherrard at the ley, Idaho was tied for third. Street won Friday's downhill in The Giants did it the hard 3-yard touchdown pass with 3- and Hampton scored on the "Wow, that was a wild ride!" similar weather, bright sunshine way in winning their fourth 9:23 to play. Pickens also had a next play. said Street, who won the Olympic and 18-degree temperatures. straight game after losing sev- S-yard TD in the second quar- The Giants probably have lo silver medal in the downhill at "It was a little trick with the en in a row. Rodney Hampton ter, but saw his streak of win their final two games to Lillehammer last winter. "It was sun and shadows, but I just held scored on a 3-yard run with 40 100-yard receiving games end- have any chance of making the really choppy and rough. on and let the skis go," she said. seconds to play as the Giants ed at four. playoffs. They play at Phila- "I was bouncing all over the The winner of each race blew a 10-point fourth-quarter Adrian Hardy blocked Mike delphia next Sunday and close place, but I'm skiing more confi- earned $10,000. Second place was lead,- then moved 66 yards in Horan's punt on the following on Christmas Eve at home dently in super-G, believing in worth $6,500and third $3,500. four plays to beat the Bengals series, giving the Bengals the against Dallas. myself and that I can make some 27-20 Sunday. ball at the Giants' 46. Blake, New York took advantage of of those big turns." Women's downhill and super-G Hampton also scored on a who was 17-for-37 for 200 a 22-29 mph wind in the second In three previous downhill coach Ernst Hager said Street 1-yard, Dave Brown threw a yards, hit Darnay Scott on quarter to open a 17-7 half time races on the women's World Cup was well ahead of the pace he'd touchdown pass and Brad Da- passes of 8 and 16 yards and lead. A little crossing pattern tour, Street had won one of them, hoped she would be on. luiso kicked two field goals as got the Bengals to the New that Sherrard turned into a and teammate Hilary Lindh of New York (7-7) snapped a four- York S. That set up a game- 53-yard gain set up Hampton's Juneau, Alaska, won the other "For Picabo to be third In a game home losing streak The tying 23-yard field goal by short run for a 7-0 lead. two. super-G is just outstanding," Giants beat the Bengals (2-12) Doug Pelf rey. Lindh's second victory came Hager said. "It's her best race on Saturday and marked the first the World Cup and was really a time U.S. skiers had won three side goal for her. We wanted im- straight World Cup downhills. provement in downhill and "This is just incredible, just in- maybe something in super-G. Golden Gophers hammer credible," Lindh said. Seizinger won with a time of 1 "She wins in downhill and is minute 11.58 seconds, .32 ahead third in super-G. She's very con- of Heidi Zeller-Baehler of Swit- fident now." Rams with second half run By Ron Lesko Golden Gophers (6-0) blew open a kins' nine seasons, accomplished The Associated Press Happy Holidays from 51-27 halftime lead in their first in 1990-91 and 1992-93. game since Dec. 1. The Rams The Gophers, who host No. 13 MINNEAPOLIS - Townsend (3-2) scored 13 straight points Orr scored 13 of his 17 points in Cincinnati on Tuesday night, ha- the Holly Lodge early in the second half, and ven't had a better start since the the first half, and a key basket in closed to 59-47 on a basket by the second to lead No. 12 Minne- 1975-76 team was 8-0; Minnesota Cuttlno Mobley with 12:43 re- was 11 -0 the following season but sota to a 90-65 victory Sunday maining. Need A Snare Room or over Rhode Island. had to forfeit all 27 games be- But Orr's layup started a 10-2 cause of NCAA violations in pre- Orr scored 11 points in the run that allowed Minnesota to Place To Studv? final 12:36 of the first half as the vious years. equal its best start in Clem Has- Minnesota opened the season unranked, but won five games in eight days, including impressive wins in three straight days on its $23.99 Sleigh Full Of Rents way to the Great Alaska Shootout championship. 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BOWLING GREEN^fc-^OHIO (our only office) Voshon Lenard hit one of two free throws, and Jayson Walton BOWLING GREEN'S PREFERRED HOTEL" 352-5620 scored Minnesota's next seven points to push the margin to 19-8 two minutes later. he BG News Sports londay, December 12,1994 page twenty-three No. 9 Duke downs No. 23 Michigan By Jim O'Connell Langdon added 13, nine from The Associated Press 3-point range, and Erik Meek had 11. DURHAM, N.C. - Duke won Freshman Maurice Taylor the battle of runs against Michi- topped the Wolverines with 15 gan on Saturday night and kept points, while Jimmy King added alive a host of streaks. 14 and Ray Jackson 10. The ninth-ranked Blue Devils Barring a meeting in the NCAA endured a 24-0 run in the first tournament, this meant the Fab half and had their own of 14-0 Five - Jackson, King and current and 15-0 and beat the 23rd-ran- NBA players Chris Webber, Ja- ked Wolverines 69-59. len Rose and Juwan Howard ~ The victory was the 92nd in a lost all five meetings with Duke, row over a non-conference oppo- including the 1992 NCAA cham- nent at home. Duke's 24th pionship game. straight in December, 14th in a Each team had a scoreless row over a Big Ten opponent and stretch of longer than five sixth straight over Michigan. minutes in the first half, one on Michigan (4-3) led 51-46 with top of the other. 12:41 to play on a breakaway Duke took a 28-11 lead with a dunk by Maceo Baston. That was 14-0 run as Michigan went 5:10 it for the Wolverines as far as between points, missing eight scoring went for the next 8:57 shots and committing two turn- and the Blue Devils (5-1) ran off overs. 15 straight points to take a The basket that broke the 10-point lead with 3:52 lilt. schneid was a spinning dunk by It wasn't as if Duke were rip- Taylor with 9:06 left in the half, ping the nets during the run. and it also started a 24-0 run by Four of the Blue Devils' last six the Wolverines that gave them a points in the run were from the 35-28 lead with 1:58 left. -'J0**> free throw line, but Michigan Duke also missed eight shots in never got closer than seven its 8:27 scoreless drought, but the points the rest of the way. Blue Devils added in three Duke had one Held goal over missed free throws, seven turn- the final five minutes, while overs and a technical foul against Michigan had two in the final 12 coach Mike Krzyzewski. minutes. They did close the half with a Cherokee Parks led Duke with 5-0 run to make it 35-33 at half- 16 points, while freshman Trajan time. APpfcMWflkphM. rlc Meeks slams borne two points during Duke's 69-59 win over Michigan Saturday night. all St. beats Butler, 85-77 he Associated Press trailed 73-63 following a 3 poin- go. ter by Zachary with 6:46 left in A layup by Payne, followed by j INDIANAPOLIS -- Steve Payne the game Marcus Cowart then Butler's Travis Trice hitting a ored 29 points and Marcus had 6 of his 21 points as Butler Jumped left the Bulldogs trailing (orris added 21 to lead Ball State cut its deficit to 77-75 with 1:14 to 79-77 with 39 seconds to go. st Butler 85-77 on Saturday. | Payne scored 14 in the first tlf, which ended with Butler KK' tiling 44-35 despite shooting 64 ■ ercent (16of-25). Butler (4-2) !ld a 29-20 lead with 8:20 re- tting in the opening half. Ball ate (4-1) then pulled ahead to ' by outscoring the Bulldogs i-2 in the final five minutes of Jhalf. | Payne began the streak by hit- ! a jumper with 4:58 left, cut - Las Vegas Style Shoi j Ball State's deficit to 33-30. I ignited a streak of nine con- | Clip this ad >a Top Features From utive points by Ball State, in- Good for S2.oo Across The Nation puding a 3-pointer by Norris that OFF door ■ve the Cards a 37-33 advantage pith 2:29 to go. Chris Miskel's $6.00 advance PlavgirlJ Centerfold nper produced Butler's first $8.00 at door P sket In over three minutes with Fornfer Chippendales \ 12 to go and Ball State dosed ! half with two staight jumpers r Payne and a 3-polnter by Rany 8:00P.M. Wed. College Station Dec. 14 1616 E. Wooster [ Butler fell behind by as many STUDY HARD 17 in the second half and for more info, tickets and reservations call 352-1223 The BG News Sports page twenty-four Monday, December 12.1994 EMU surprises Wisconsin The Associated Press had a career-high 42 points, in- Finley was the only double- cluding 33 in the second half figure scorer for the Badgers YPSILANTI, Mich. - Brian when the Badgers almost pres- (4-1). Finley's previous career Tolbert scored 26 points and sed their way .back into the game. best was 36 points last season Eastern Michigan blew out to a Back-to-back 3-pointers from against Missouri. 37-point lead and upset No. 14 Finley left Wisconsin, down 50-17 Eastern Michigan shot a Wisconsin 92-76 Saturday night. at halftime and 54-17 early in the blistering 57 percent and'outre- Kareem Carpenter added 21 second half, trailing just 81-68 bounded Wisconsin 26-9 to open points and pulled down 18 re- with 2:31 to go. But Eastern up the huge halftime lead. In one bounds as the Eagles successful- Michigan (4-0) was able to hold stretch, the Eagles hit 10 straight ly exploited the absence of Bad- on by hitting 11 of 14 free throws shots, including four 3-pointers, ger center Rashard Griffith, who the rest of the way. to grab a 35-7 lead. missed the game because of an Derrick Dial and Earl Boykins Wisconsin, meanwhile, was an ankle Injury. added 14 points each for Eastern icy 25 percent (7-for-28) from the Wisconsin's Michael Finley Michigan. floor, once missing 15of 17 shots. The Badgers did not crack double digits until a Finley drive made it 37-11 with 5:18 remaining in the opening half. Eastern Michigan opened its biggest lead at 54-17 when Tol- bert opened the second half with a four-point play. But the Bad- gers used full-court pressure to force three straight Eagle turn- • Friday. December 16. 1994. overs in a 13-2 run to trim their AP phot.Wfllc photo deficit to 61-37 when Osita Nwa- Eastern Michigan's Kareem Carpenter pulls down a rebound durum Commons and Harshman Dining the Eagles 92-76 romp over Wisconsin. Centers closed all day. McDonald. chukwu scored inside. Kreischer and Founders Dining Centers open through lunch. 2:00 pm. • January 8. 1995. Founders, McDonald and Kreischer open for dinner from 4:30-6:30 pm. Central Michigan defeated • January 9. 1995. All Dining Centers open at their regularly scheduled breakfast meal hours. Specialty Area Closings by late Wildcat free throws UNIVERSITY FOOD OPERATIONS 372-2891 The Associated Press Fourteen of Northwcstern's igan (2-3) with 16, while Thomas CLOSED DECEMBER 22 JANUARY 2 last 16 points came from the foul Kilgore added 15. EVANSTON, III. - Jevon John- line. With 11:44 left, Chamberlain's GALLEY son scored all 10 of his points on Cedric Neloms paced the Wild- two free throws gave North- free throws in the final 4:46 to cats (3-2) with 18 points, Dewey western a 50-35 lead, its biggest Open through Tuesday. December 13.6pm-Midnighi. help Northwestern to a 73-68 win Williams had 14 and Brian of the game. Re-open on Sunday, January 8,6pm-Mldnighi. Saturday night over Central Chamberlain, 12. But then Brown scored three Michigan. Aaron Brown led Central Mich- from 3-polnt range and Ryan DOWNUNDER Jansen added a two-point basket as the Chippewas shaved the def- Open through Monday. December 12,6pm-MldnlghL icit to 52-46. Re-open on Sunday, January 8.6pm-Midmght. When Kilgore converted on a MO\l>\Y 01\I/V SPECIAL three-point play with 4:22 re- GARDEN TERRACE DELI maining, Central Michigan had moved to within five, 59-54. Open through Tuesday. December 13.2pm-11pm. With 2 seconds remaining. Re-open on Monday. January 9,4:30pm-l 1pm. Brian Smith's 3-pointer brought Central Michigan to 71-68. John- G.T. EXPRESS son then hit two more free Open through Friday, December 16.9am-2pm. throws. Trailing 9-4, Northwestern Re-open on Monday, January 9,4:30pm-MldnighL went on a 17-4 run to open a 21-13 KEEPERS SNACK BAR MEDIUM lead. The Wildcats led by as many as Open through Tuesday, December 13. 'till Midnight. 14 points, en route to a 40-28 lead PIZZAS at the half, when they outshot Re-open on Monday, January 9,7pm-Midnlghl 2 Cheese & ONE Topping Central Michigan 59 percent to 40 percent. TOWERS WEST The meeting was the first ever Open through Friday. December 9,4:306:30pm. Limited between the two school* Re-open on Tuesday. January 10.4:306:30pm. $^95 Time Only OFFER BERRIES GOOD MONDAYS Open through Thursday. December 8.4:3O6:30pm 6 ONLY! CHILY'S EXPRESS ■ No coupon necessary 353-0044 • no other discount Open through Friday, December 16,9am-2pm. 1045 N. Main with this offer Re-open on Monday. January 9,4:30pm-Midnlght. Bowling Green • Free delivery 'The BG News Sports Monday, December 12,1994 page twenty-five OU's list narrowed; Scherer drops name The Associated Press The Dukes lost 28-21 to Mar- shall in the Dec 3 quarterfinals HARRISONBURG, Va. -- this season. James Madison fin- James Madison coach Rip ished the season at 10-3. Scherer said Saturday he will not Scherer was the only one of pursue the head football coach's Ohio University's four finalists job at Ohio University. with hpfld coaching experience. m Scherer visited the school Ohio University is seeking a Thursday and Friday. He con- replacement for Tom Lichten- tacted university President berg, who was fired after an 0-11 Robert Glidden on Saturday to season. The school if expected to tell him of his decision to with- hire a new coach this week draw. "After talking with my family and looking at the situa- tion here at JM U, it is in my best interests to take my name out of consideration at Ohio Universi- ty," Scherer said in a news here's your release. SURVIVAL "After talking with my family and KIT FOIUIN/U.S! i Youngstown SUtt advanced to the Division I-AA title game for Ike fourth coasecntive year by virtue of looking at the I its victory over Montana on Saturday. The Penguins will play Boise State for the title next Saturday In situation here at |Huntlngton,W.Va. JMU, it is in my best interests to take my name out of oungstown St. moves on; consideration at Ohio University." ill meet Boise St. in final Rip Scherer FINALS Brungard completed the Peng- ! Associated Press kin's 6-yard run with 8:75 left In JMU football coach the third period, but Montana cut uins' scoring on a 14-yard run SPECIAL YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Shawn the margin to 21-7 when Mike with 8:30 to play. ton rushed for 142 yards in 26 Erhardt caught a touchdown pass Scherer, 42, has a 29-19 record ■ies and scored twice Satur- from Wilberger on a play that The Grizzlies' last two points over four seasons with the ay as defending champion covered 21 yards with 2:31 left in came on a safety with 3:51 re- Dukes. He has led James Ma- Sandwich, youngstown State defeated Mon- the third quarter. Erhardt ended maining as Brungard was called dison to the quarterfinals of the 28-9 in the NCAA Division the game with seven receptions for intentional grounding In his NCAA Division I-AA playoffs in Chips and a (-AA semifinals. for 102 yards. own end zone. 1991 and 1994. 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We also pay TOP WHOLESALE PRICES for current edition of books no longer being used. We have -- Bowling Green's LARGEST selection of BGSU IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR 353-7732 HOURS Monday - Friday 9am - 5:30pm I Saturday 9am - 5:00pm w E E K: E N I> THE WEEKEND KLAATf CLUB TiITi. JIEAITUJIBIES DiBenedetto's Goes The Distance If you have a taste of Italian, then this eatery is probably the place to tickle Weekend Reality Ut Andy Dugan, Erie Parker, Melinda C. your fancy. Moahart, Josh Cable and Dorian Halkovleh. 4J Love Piranhas Don't Bite jgm No, they're not friendly fish, they're a • 3 Events • If it's going on in or around I hi- II lurk Swamp, you'll -| musical group from right here in town. The • rend about it here. four music majors from the University talk 8 CD Review about their folk music and the music world • Andy Dugan take* a look at Rhino rerords new line # of early 80M musir. in which they live. • J8 Movie Review Q&A with Bill Ketelhut . Dana Carvey, Jon Andy Dugan talks to BG resident Bill * l.ovil/ and Nicholas ('age play . three zany brother* In a small Ketelhut about his trip out to L.A. to be a • town for Christmas and just ran't seem to gel out in this contestant on America's Funniest Home season's eomedy Trapped In Videos. Paradise. Trapped In ParadUe WEEKEND editor's letter Here we arc al the end of the semester already...again! It seems that time just keeps slipping by and we all keep moving on. So before we finish the last of our exams and the graduale-to-bcs fiJ) RE./ILITY go off to find a future. Weekend Reality offers a glimpse of our editor Andy Dugun unique past. mtajf photographer Ross Wrilzner Never before has a generation such as ours been exposed managing editor Melindu C. Munhurl to as much popular culture as we have throughout our near-two managing editor I Ini i,in llulkovirh decades of being on (he planet. And these icons and fads and staff writer Mike Siebenuler staff writer Elk IWker fashions and such just keep coming and going, adding to a list staff writer Josh Cable impossible to complete. staffwriter Dawn Keller We are all products of our past. Everything we've ever staff writer Jim Virkers been exposed to, both direct and indirectly, affects us in who we production asst Ed Reed are as people and as individuals. So why not take a little look back production a—t Vicki I lei km,in ropy asst Joe Boyle at just a few of those impressionable things jusl for nostalgia's ' i I > i ifhl C WJI a* VVrkvnd H, .1,1, Rpprinhng ol an) malrriak in this |,NI,',, wilhnil Ihr sake. A little walk down memory lane every once in a while is Andy Dugan HniRH «' lfS-krnd II, jln , ,, .trail, ,„.,lulled. gnarly, dudes! editor I Ur, k,,,, Kralilf i. an mil a. mil H nwfpiiin* puMi.hrd srrllv during I ha Madamir year. Sand all Irurra. iiuaalioni. »il„ni.,i„n> or any o(har rnrta>p«inuVnrr In 2HI IV.I Hall Bowling bimOHOU. Orr-mhrr 9, 199* Weekend Reality! What's Buzzin' Around the Swamp Today 12-9 Poetry ha- announced il» Win Mayfield. Cleveland Height!.Call 2I0- Underground and The Asylum 1 * I'lit- Day-spring Assembly of tmeriean Open r\tetryCmteu. The Tickets are $7 and S *. Call 693-1 321-5588 for more info. Knterlainmenl Complex. 20" Superior God presents The Ga$pel Aerording < oiitest is open to everyone and entry 5300 for more info. St, Toledo. Call 419-2434449 for more * Thr Toledo Museum of tit Stnoge today through Sunday. is free. To enter, send one original Monday 12-12 info. December 18. M 7i30 p.m. Call 352- poem, any subject and any style, anil Art. Series of Free Thursday! • Freedy Johnston will he at 0672 for more Info. Gallery Talk.. Tin- week*! InpieL no more t ban t han 211II with I he Newport, 1722 N. High St.. Columbus. ' The Toledo Ballrl poet'l name and address on I he top of £ village players i- The Recreating ofParadUeM Call 011-228-3852 for more info. presented by Marilyn Mavis,! Association preienii the S4lh the page lo the National Library of PRESENTS Annual Production of The Vuteracker Poetry. ll4r9Cronrldge Dr.. I'll. Boi supervisor of museuml * The Village Player* of Toledo Thursday 12-15 education semee-at 1:30 p.m.I ai thr Masnnir Auditorium. 4645 704-1982. Owing! Mill-. Ml) 2IIIT. announce auditions for ihler fourth * Koko Taylor. I he Grammy Award- * Xionitrs will he at Tin lleatherdowm IIKil. Toledo, at a p.m. Knirie* imi-I he postmarked by production of the 1994-95 season. winning blue- singer, will celebrate the rndergroiind and The A-vluml Thr production will iln run on December 31, 1994. John Cuare'l "Six Degree! of release of her latest album. Force of Entertainment Complex. 20°l Saturday anil Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and Separation," at 7:30 p.m. at I he Village Nature, with a performance at The Superior St.. Toledo. Call 419-1 1:30 p.m. Tleketi ire $H Call :IHI-HH:.I Saturday 12-10 flayer's Theatre. 2740 Upton Ave. The Main Event, 137 Main St., Toledo. 243-1449 for more info. for more info. * The Wood County I'ubllr play i- heing directed by local talent Library present! Lock and Key Naney Bright. Call 472-0827 for more THE _ written and dlrerted by Dave info. TOLEDO Chapman. The prodiietion runs * Prism Prodartions Inc. Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. presenttFreedy Johnston at The Band Listings MUSEUM Admission is free, but -eating is Majestic, 4140 Woodward Ave.. Detroit limited. at 8:00 p.m. Advanee tiekets eost OF ART * Prism Prodartions Inr. S7.50. available at all Tieket master presents l.ial Trilie , from New York loeations or rharge by phone. 810-645- * Tbe Toledo Hiueum of Art City, at The Majestie.Hio Woodward 6666. Today presents Tae Itrermans, original Ave.. Detroit at 9t00 p.m. Advance mui.ii-, 5:30 In 8:30 p.m. Covi-r ehar[;e tiekets eosl $5. available at all Tuesday 12-18 is $2 for Memberi and |3 for Mean Streak -- Gamer* Tirketmasler Ineations or i-harge by * Prism Productions Inr. nonmeuihers. phone. 8106454666. presents Suulluit e at Blind Pig, 208 Coupe de VUie - Checkers * The Toledo Musi-urn of Art * Shudder To Think and S. Kirsl St., Ann Arbor at 9:30 p.m. The Ark Band « Easy-street preeenli "Stained Cnn", a talk given Bralniar will he at I'eahody's Down Advance tiekets eosl $5.f>0. available by international authority Peter The End - Howard's Under. 1059 Old Hiver lid. Cleveland. at all Tieket master loeations oreharge Cibeon. Little Theater at 7t30 p.m. Call 2r6-24l-0792 for more info. by phone. 810645-6666. Cost it $3 Memben, $1 itudenti and * Grave Pit and Java Bean will * Shatenigs will he at the Crog Saturday seniors, $5 nonnwmbera. lie at the (irog Shop, 1705 Coventry at Shop. 1765 Coventry at Mayfield. * Prolex Bine and Voodoo .Mayfield. Cleveland Heights. Call 210- Cleveland Heights. Call 210-321-5588 Mean Streak — Gamers Chilli will be at tin- Palace Club, 2346 32I-55B8 for more info. for more info. Granpe Hall lid.. Dayton. Call 513-126- Coupe de VUle - Checkers * Billy Goat and L'nele Six will * Billy Goat will In- at Slaehe's. 2404 9305 for more info. be at The rndergroiind and The N. High St.. Columbus. Call 614-203- Odd Girl Out - Easystreet ' Jefaova Waitresses, Easier Asylum rlnlertainmenl Complex. 209 5318 for more info. The End - Howard's Island, and Watts Gnu will br at Superior St.. Toledo, Call 4l')-24:t-t44» the Grog Shop. 1705 Coventry at for more info. Wednesday 12-14 Mayfield.Cleveland Height!.Call216- * KoKoTaylorwill beat Newport) 1722 * Cro-mags and Spudmonstrrs 321-5588 for more info. N. High St.. Columbus. Call 614-228- will heat IVahody's Down Under. 105" Thursday * Nonchalant and Dok Ellis will 3582 for more info. be at Tbe Underground and The Old Hiver Kd.. Cleveland. Call 216-241- 0792 for more info. Btitsen — Gamers Asylum Knterlainmenl Complex. 209 Sunday 12-11 * Soul Hat will he at The The Affair -- Howard's Superior St, Toledo. Call 119-243-4449 * Sirk orit All and Blark Train for more info. Jack will be at I'eahody's Down * Moonlight Drive will be at Under. 10.7)01,1 River ltd.. Cleveland. Newport. 1722 N. High St.. Columbus. J Call 216-241-0792 for more info. Call 614-22r>3582 for more info. Doors \:\\ l REPROqraphics * Donna the Buffalo will he at x] linen at 8:00 p.m. the Crog Shop. 1705 Coventry at * The Vaiii.unl Library of LW Personalize It! f9<** with your own message 1 ,u "Rhythmethod ^ Plaques $6.00 Toledo's Newest Band Puzzles $7.00 Fri. & Sat. Buttons Mouse Pad$ $2.00 Mugs $7.50 (ceramic) COLLEGE STATION T-Shirts $4.10 1616E.WoosterSt. $8.00 *&* .352-1223 . PLUS (while only)" $8.00 .' fakes a Great Christmas Gift! 372-2323 (allow 1-3 Days) 6th floor Admin. Bldg, Weekend Reality December 9, 1994 S DiBenedetto's Goes the Distanc Italian restaurant offers unique variety of pasta, subs and sandwiches By Erie Parker employee welcomes you and asks to with garlic bread. charge and the subs can he served DiBenedetto's may not be the place! take your order. The subs are made on wonderful, either hot or cold, It's atmosphere is more than adaipiale Choices, choices! Keel like eating soft and chewy buns and include such I really enjoy DiBenedetto's food, I for a quick lunch or a very casual Haling spaghetti out of a light;* Try a S inch Runner (luna) or toppings an mayonaissc, lettuce, think it's sandwiches and pasta are dinner with friends, but not for dates! can? well slop ii! Have a Greek salad. FbrthOM who feel like tomato, onion, hot peppers, and belter than many places in Rowling Despite it's dim lights and i|*a dcror'a] DiBenndelto's deliver fresh feasting, step up to an II inch Relay Italian dressing. Substitutions and Green. But if you have in mind taking deep Wood finish, the restaraiint >l piisla dishes lo your door (roast beef. ham. and turkey) or xtra items are available for an extra someone out for a nice dinner feels like a fast food restaraunl. tonight. Bui. if your not in Shut put {meatballs). DiBenedetto's My only real complaint about! the mood for pasta, try it's offers three- different pastas, spaghetti, DiBenedetto's is the fact thev do noil pizza, salads, or one of eleven rotini. and cheese tortellini topped give you free refills on soft driok-.L varieties of "track and field" with cither homemade marinara or only ice lea and lemonade. Tin- I subs. In addition to delivery. meal sauce. For a little extra money alone takes enjoyment awa> from i I..-I DihVnedrtlo's offers it's the nice people at DihVnedctto's will sit-down meal Itccausc you are -n w .11 menu carry-out or for sit- add (autili/ing meatballs or Italian ibis rather large portion of food j down eating in it's cafeteria sauoagc to you pasta dish, which comes which is no complaint, hut left with! style restaraiint. an empty glass ami and a lhir-l\| As you enter the mouth before you can finish. restaraiint. located across Details The prices of the food all from llarshman Quad, you l>i Benedetto's DiBenedetto's are more than! may gain the sense you're Where: 1432 E. Wooater reasonable, )ou and a friend ran -mill entering a dirt-low Phone: 352-4663 yourselves for under ten dollars. It's] establishment, but don't be delivery service Is prompt and the fo<»d| fooled by appearances. Once Credit Cards: None receives extra credit because leftovers! inside, the aroma of fresh Hours: Open daily II a.m. hold up well overnight in ih marinara sauce embraces you |- 10 p.m. refrigerator. I have never experiences. and says "come stay a while." Rating (out of five O): a bad meal from the restaraunl and l| You then approach the Hrr-Lrnd RruUtylRom VtHlsnrr Suggest you try DihVncdftln'* fn counter where a friendly ©GO Knjoy casual dining close to campus at DiBenedetto's. yourself. Love Piranhas Don't Bite By Jim Vickera composed music that is a departure negativity of today's mainstream use that as a skeleton, then we tr) lo are," Vandergriff said. "I'm tired of I from the scores of hands that have music is very tiring. find a guitar line that HC can put with the indifference of being an adult, and I The Love Piranhas pla\ beet) born of the recent "Smells Like "I don't have a problem wilb loud, it that doesn't get in the way of the the fad that we're a lot more closer! I the kind of music you would Teen Spirit" era of rock music. negative music," Vandergriff said. lyrics. It's kind of similar to the way to being machines than creative want to listen lo after a hard Anyone looking for the seething "However, I think you can only take the Kdge or Johnny Marr plays." people. Children learn and see so day. or when you're driving screams of Trent Reznor or the il so far before you just have lo slop The Love Plraahaa describe much more." along a lone country road on teenage wasteland wailing of Kddie and relax." their music as modern folk. However, MM hand recorded a full-length a summer day. The acoustic- Vedder should look elsewhere. Robert Also consisting of John lloerr on they don't want people In confuse their tape in October and Vandergriff said I based Bowling Green trio Vandergriff, The Love Piranha* bass guitar and Alex Anestasopoulos style of music with the folk protest reaction to il has been positive. The create soothing, well- vocalist and guitarist, said he feels the on lead guitar, The Love songs of the 1960s. twelve song tape covers ihe entire Piranhas, all music majors at tlie 'Teoplc lend to call anything that spectrum of the hand's style, from I University, use their musical is played on acoustic guitar folk music, ballads reminiscent lo James Tailor to I experience to create diverse sonic so that's what we call it," acoustic llendrix-lype lead guitar! landscapes for the listener. Anestasopoulos said. "However our lines. "Fourth I'iranha" Jim played I Anestasopoulos said the band puts a lyrics aren't politically oriented. drums on the recording ' J2.S HP WESLEY SNIPES SOMETHING DANGEROUS IS IN THE AIR FRIDAY SATURDAY DRDP ZONEE 19 and Over Nightly 7:15 4 9:30 Sit Son Mil 2:00 A 4:15 104 S. Main Rocky Horror 353-0988 Picture Show Fit Sat Midnight Only B The Love Piranhas arei John Hoerr, Robert YandVrgrlff. James W. Howell III, and Alex Anestasopoaloo. December 9, 1994 Weekend Re 9&A with Bill Ketelhut Bowling Green resident talks about winning a trip out to LA. to be on America's Funniest Home Videos there to the turkey p. I „•■ | a 111X hysterically and started calling for NVI'I) Blue. It was pretty cool. on the ground to sit on in front of the consolation prise of $1,000, I everybody who wa- out in the lull to Here I was gelling makeup put on by won the consolation pri/e. tripod and hoped thai I mis in focus come in. So I Id „p showing five the same woman who does David ami framed ami hoped on.- rould see hours worth of twenty minute video Caruso on NYPD Blue. It was kind of Andy: And what are you I turkeys all around m the} would to people. neat. know where I was. going to do with thr| money? Bill, with ■ sign autographed Andy: OK, so your advisor Andy: Venh, that Is. Hill: I'ay bills, and gel brake by Bob Safari. Andy: So you were kind of thought it was hilarious and Hill: Then I he producer came oul and ••winging" It? for my truck and pay rein. you aired it... told us what questions we could expect Hill: Yeah, hut there wa. no problem Hill: Vah. someone who saw the video if we won. The -bow itself lasted about Andy: And what do you I By Andy Dugan with it. I guested, But then my battery suggested that I lend it in to America's an hour and a half with about two think of your| started t" die out mi me and I had no Funniest Home Videos. I thought lakes for each skit. Usually when the experience? Andy. OK, Bill. Why dun'l you idea what I was going to say. It was "yeah. yeah, maybe I'll send it in." audience didn't clap loud enough or Hill: Looking at all the stuffl lell mi- what wc were juiil thr first time 1 was going to do a So around January I sent it in. They if Bob Saget was talking too fast or I've done for the station I keep! watching on TV that pertains • laiidup without knowing what I was called me about a month later and said slow. thinking I might have hail I to you bring on national going to say beforehand, That was kind they were interested in it But they something that would havel television. of a neat little experience there. decided not to use it lust season Andy: How was Bob Saget? gotten me on I he show Hill: Basically, It wag ■ video I had (hot because they Wanted to keep it for the Bill: Bob Saget was pretty cool. He's a couple times or perhaps couldI for BC-24 NeWB last year for a Andy: I'll bet! Thanksgiving show. And finally one cool guy even though he tells really have got me more pri/e money. I Thanksgiving Day package, so I went Bill: I mean, you pit to see some of weekend they called me up and told bad jokes. I got his autugraph and we I jusl did a video and sent it in I to a turkey farm to fool around and the footage of that. I had twenty DM they had edited my clip down to talked for about 10 minutes. He asked and won all this. If morel tell a story about what a turkey ion minutes of that after all that was one minute and four seconds. me about the television station and people around here did this,I through before Thanksgiving... through, So the turkeys were pecking stuff. who knows what r«uld| at the camera and there was this one Andy: And how long was the happen? Andy: Wan thin your Idea? turkey in particular that kind of liked clip yon sent in? Andy: Did he know where BG Bill: Yeah, ji was mv idra. my shirt because turkeys like bright Bill: I had 21) minutes of footage waa? colors. So. I kept my jacket on for originally. The average clip on the Bill: He hud no idea. He did know Andy: So are yos. Andy: What was this place? the rest of the time I was out there. show is about 12 seconds, so I was like. where Toledo was. encouraging people| Bill: Britten's Turkey Farm, It's up in And this one turkey was behind tne 'Wow. thal"s kind of neat.'. They called around here to send because part of my shirt was slicking rVrryiburg. It's |>r<-tt> much a hop, me anil told me they had it together Andy: So what did you win? their runny vidros? skip and a jump up; about 15 to 20 out back there, so be kept pecking at and then they called me Wednesday Bill: Four families are invited out there Bill: Well, if I start sending ml minutes north. the bottom back of my shirt. He kept two weeks ago and asked me if I could per show and I hree of I hem make top my videos again, then hell no! trying to pull it out. come out to California. I said "OK.' three with the fourth getting the I don't want them competing, f Andy: OK. Hill: I diMIII (I I wanted to do the Andy: (Laughing) That's Andy: So yon had to leave slundup, so I took the camera out hilarious. How many turkey* school for half a week? were there out on the fhrm? Hill: I'm doing thesis work right now. Bill: Ob. god! There were tons of them but not really right now. I'm working HOLIDAY out there. There were some beautiful 7!> hours a week doing my three job*. «J turkeys out there. One of them even The weekend they called me I had to knocked down the camera once. run around to gel off work. I had one hour to do all of ii. loo. I did it and Andy: And you were doing this told them I was coming out there. for a class or for thr t e I e v Islon station? Andy: How did the show go? Bill: I did it for BC-24 News. Bill: We went oul there and got a bite to eat and then had our makeup Andy: And what did your done... advisor think when thry saw it? Hill: I don't think he was too thrilled Andy: You had makeup done about it in the beginning, but he on you? started watching the slandups for it Bill: Yep. A little touch up here and and he just started laughing there by a woman who does makeup NOVEMBER 1994 RECYCLING TOTALS ♦Three Record High Totals !!! Misc. Malarial Office Paper 2&ZaaJhL 20.200 lbs Percentages ■a PLASTIC E3 AIIIMINI.IM ■I OFFICE PAPER C3 NEWSPAPER H CAFtPBOARD tS C3I.ASS aal OTHER Newspaper Thanhs for your support. 'Happy 2LZ2£ibL 'Hobdaysfrom tht Weekend Reality Iteeember 9, 199* 5 In the Days of ,< By Dorian llalkorich and Jotth Cable We are Generation X- What thai means, no one is reall) sure. Whal we signified that you had arrived with the "hip" crowd. Although we might luok | do know i> that we are a mosaic of television commercials, products, popular hack and laugh at such pett\ rites of conformity, they slick with us lo a lesser |MT>Hiiii>. various moral influences, and the powerful effects of the mass media. extent through adulthood. I low many of our parents feel it nocessarv to own the Depending on whether you are female or male, the influences of these newest and most expensive ear on the block? The aforementioned MatrhboX 1 Factors ma) *ary; but ultimately, their impact is similar, ft rho we are toda) can habit is certainly cheaper. IM- traced hack in whal we have been brought up with. For all the hoopla about Generation X. the "MTV Generation*' could as Even today when someone mentions one of your favorite toys, or easily be applied. At the verv least, we grew up in the midst of an adventurous -liililhuml ritual*, it brings lu«k a lot of memories. Do you remember Imw new marketing scheme that changed the wav we eujnv music: Music Television. mportanl ii was to update your Barbie collection, or i« flaunt the sleekest On August 1st of 1961, the MTV era began appropriately with the Buggies' "Video Matchbox car on the block? Killed the Itadio Star." Since then, the cable channel has been activel) involved j Or how almui cooking up some fine bakery in your personal Betty in I he incredibly shrinking attention span of this generation, ami certain!) uthers Crocker oven? We arc I he children of a mass media attack on our fragile, to come. ggshell mini!-'. The toys we played wilh were the toys we were supposed to play With MTV came an onslaught of outrageous musical person.ilitiet thai ! with. We were supposed lo grow up with the same values as our parents and he used the television medium cxpcrllv. Duran Duran. Cyndi Lauper. anil Wham! jus) like our mothers and fathers. So what went wrong? What did we do to were hut a few of the acts whose video appeal spilled over into radio and deserve the title (Jeneralion \? consequently into the halls of schools everywhere. Toni Basil'- "Mickev" "Come Are we reallv an unmotivatcd group of people wallowing in desolation? on Kileen" by De\y*s Midnight Runners, ami A-ha's "Take on Me" wax elouiianth Or are we the only generation completely Connected to the media in every facet for the musical tastes of yesteryear. And the Australian supergroup Men ,ii Work of our lives? Yes we are. thanks to television, cable. MTV. music radio. (INN, enjoyed immense popularity. newspapers, magazines, advertisers, our parents, and our teachei.s—the list goes We had entered the ultimate stale of cool. If you were in, you knew on. If we are a warped generation, maybe the key lo that lies in the fact thai we everything about this music, and if you didn't you pretended you did. We danced, grew up with our parents morality only to see it destroyed and our parents hopes we sang, we had a hold of it all. Still, being cool went past knowing your music. only lo have them dashed to pieces cvervdav on the news. Hut it's still fun to luok You had to live, breathe and dress cool. Hcmembcr florescenl pink, green and back on what nur lives used to he like, We were so innocent. yellow? If you were cool, you wore these awful colors proudh if not defiantly. Perhaps you might recall the torment experienced if you missed tin- Our parents thought we were mils. Looking back, mavlie we were. These colon latest episode of the A-Team. One hour of senseless violence, countless car crashes, now liclong solely encased in the highlighters we employ to dig out meaningful ami the A-t cam's amazing ability t<> build cool stuff in a matter of minutes was phrases in our texts. Hut we did il all lo be cool. t'ie formula for an irresislahle nighl of television for the young viewer (and And there's a reason behind that. All these things are popular icons, (here just wasn't a whole lot to talk about if you missed it). As a fourth or fifth Whal is an icon? According to Professor John G. Nachbar of the popular i ulture grader, missing this show made for a hellish bus ride the next day. The A-Team department, icons are objects thai have intellectual or emotional meaning behind was just that hip. ils functional use. Jordache jeans are a prime example. They are functional but Even so. not everything revolved around the A-Team. Trading baseball they were a status symbol (just how cool were we-we weren't if we wore jeans from ranis was the meaning of life oflen times. With inflation as it is today, 2~> cents K-marl). per pack was a downright bargain. The uses of baseball cards were manifold. "One example of functional icons are articles of clothing, lite) keep Helore the proliferation of cable television's blanket spirts coverage, baseball you warm, cover you and keep you from being arrested." Nachbar said. H cards were an important source of statistieal knowledge- crucial for the young We also placed the utmost im|iortantance on friendship pins. Whj we sports junkie. Ami trading cards was a key social tradition. Although we weren't had lo denote exactly how many friends we had who knows but h\ I UV ■ V had aware of it at the time, those of us who traded cards were involved in a symbolic to have a friendship pin. Just lake your common old safety pin. tie on braids of xprexsion of our impending manhood, and a celebration of our common colorful siring and you've gol proof that vou have friends. (So maybe you lied a ppreciation of sports. Ami lest we forget it was fun. too. little, hut nobody knew.) While most guys would trade cards religiously girls werccoiialh religious We also entered the stage where wearing a me/pah was IT. Vou were n I heir own type ol trading. What was this prestigious trade? Barbie's clothing claimed. Yo*U had a ho\ friend or girlfriend. You were mature. And that ».i> so and .ill the equipment that went along with her entourage. Coats, dresses, liny important. Who didn't want lo appear older.' With the influx of tight lordache impossible shoes, cars, townhouses complete with an elcvator-slte hail it all (at jeans and the makeup girls would sneak from their mother's makeup < .i-> (oi in least she did if we traded lo get her what she deserved). In fail, she dressed desperate situations Bteal the department store samples), we all tried in appear considerabl) heller than most of us did. older than we were. We were still kids. Doomed to mimic the popular figure- flushed before In retrospect, we might have reconsidered our seiw ol style. Can you us on TV. Especially commericials. How many limes would you run around imagine waltzing into class sporting a pair of those outlandish parachute pants screaming "Where's the beef?" or singing the McDonald's ihemes song, "Hig so popular in 1984? One might have thought twice about patterning I heir fashion Mac, Fillet O* Fish and on and on and on. We would sing commercials like the) habits around Michael Jackson, |H»ssihly one of America's most regret table choices were the number one hits on the radio. Some of us still do. After all, we arc -nil as a pop icon. Yet. it was highly taboo to not own a pair of those leather slacks — being bombarded by the media. If you really think back you can remember a and detrimental to one's popularity. The emergence of Michael Jackson as a million things you gave Mega importance. It was life and death. Wejust had lo mega-star sent shockwaves through the music and the fashion world. As the mid- do these things, dress this way, act this way. 80s wore on, leather, muUiplc-zippered jackets (a spin-off of parachute pants), Just think of the brand of tennis shoes you wear. IVople kill for those. I and the occasional white glove continually cropped up in the middle school "Tennis shoes are icons because teenagers are willing to shoot each other over I fashion scene. them,*' Nachbar added. "It gives whoever wears them status; an identity." Wouldn't 111 The non-Michael Jackson house of style had ils own version of cutting- you have liked to have those blinking red lights in your shoes? edge fashion. Shoewarc, in particular, was a crucial part of the typical grade We face these icons everywhere. What they mean to us depends in part I' ' ' school ensemble. Vans, Air Jordans. and Chuck Taylor Converse high-tops were on our own individuality and our mass frame of mind. As Generation V we have I but a few of the brands that traveled through the revolving door of trendiness. A in forge our own path. Just don't forget where we came from. We had a lot of I pair of exorbitantly priced Air Jordans were crucial to schoolyard egos — they fun. We still can. I I 1 Mr. Itil! " Wil • iv.i |).iri- I'l'l : r 1 .. I | ... I IU! ft'-h II .. -:.■ Sinn . ' ■ ' I Si ...... :,'.'!: |'.. i ' , 1 ■ •■■-..■ lion " ■ I • " H'>nclii December 9, 1994 Weekend Reality ill." Wurl.i ■'•' 1" i ...... ;!.,,. J.amlll-.- " -I , .,. ■ Mi, . ' ■ ■ H ' '• ■■ Weekend Reality December 9, 1994 7 rob the bank. They experience many shot to make a feeble attempt to because of the odd holes in the plot film. [Movie unpredictable problems, but the good intensify a forced dramatic moment. and strange lines of dialogue. Bill's The movie tries to keep (lie audience I Trapped in ParadUe will of the townspeople and some luck The rest of the direction is fair except slow sense of good will provides a good entertained, but the fast pace storyline 120th Century Fox save them. for badly edited sequence at a bus film theme and ties in the beginning and the short jokes cannot sustain the Nicolas Cage's character. Hill, sets station. and ending scenes, which is the only audience throughout the entire film, loo up the movie and becomes the main The storyline moves choppv and fast attempt of drama that works in the - Mike Siebennler Nicolas Cage, Jon LovitS* agent of storyline action, (-age doesn't to try to cover the film's mistakes. land Dana (Harvey star as Hill. fit well in the movie and his scenes with The storyline runs in constant loops |l)ave, and Alvin Kirpo, his love Intent! are pretty awful. among the three brothers, the police, [respectively, (sounds like the Dana Carvey, Alvin, plays the cute two of Alvin and Dave's "buddies'', and IChipmunks) in Trapped in sidekick with an annoying voice and two corrupt deputies and eventually Iftiradisc. The three brother! doesn't get consistent laughs from the ties in all the characters at the film's I rob a small town bank on audience. The scene where he smugglv climax fairly well. IChristnias Eve, then have a opens a new box of Capn' Crunch in a The movie has good closure, ■ "change of heart" after a series store to get the toy is the only time he explanat ions of all elements presented, ■ of odd, laughable even attempts to seriouslv act in the but some tif the storyline may leave | misadventures. film. the audience dazed and confused. I or Bill manages a restaurant Jon l.ovitz, Dave, picks up some of example. Bill strongly refuses to go land tries to avoid his brothers, the slack with funny, sharp epiips and along with Dave and Alvin's scheme I Dave, a professional liar, and tries to carry the film's storyline with to rob the hank, hut I hey discover some 1 Alvin, a eleptomaniae. Dave Cag,. weapons ami Bill suddenly changes his land Alvin get Bill to go to Ceorge Gallo wrote and directed the mind. Most attempts made to put ■ Paradise, Pennslyvania with film fairly well, but the overall drama into the film, like forred rescue I them and the three brothers effect just never completely works. In sequences, just don't work. Dana Carvey J«» Lovltz and Nicola* Cage* arc three wacko I find it hard to leave once thev one scene, he uses a moving camera I don't recommend this movie brother*. In this tteaaoa's comedy Trapped in ParadUe. Book graduates deal with the fear. The book, look for student with excellent written Kach disc offers a variety of sound, presented by Mastercard, gives tips to and oral communication skills. People CD relfecting the diverse range music took IMantering (and help with employment searches. with excellent writing skills will have Jumt Can't Get Enou^hi lo define the era we know as the Early laueeeedlng icith) the The authors claim that CPA is an a strong resume, while those with good Wir Wave Hit* of the 80a 80s. I Job Market important factor, but it can be listed oral skills will have a betler interview. Rhino Records All the songs are the original 1 Mastercard in two different ways. Job seekers can Suggestions were also made that OOOOO recordings from an array of major and I International Inc. list their overall CPA or CPA in major. students cultivate relationships with independent labels and at least 2!> loooo TTiey also said t hat many companies professors and professionals in their percent of all Ihe music in Ihe series field of interest. This way students will was previously unavailable on CD. iTlierccomesa time that strikes have connections when the time to Ifr.ir in the heart of college search for jobs arrives. Rhino surpasses any other ■students around the world — Another suggestion was to acquire competitor with the most {graduation. The fear is created leadership skills. Companies want to comprehensive, creative, and complete I by the uncertainty of future hire people who others will follow, and new wave collection available. {employment. will come up with good ideas. Each volume contains rare photos Mastering and Succeeding The authors also discuss how to write and extensive, informal ive liner notes tuith The Job Hunt has college a good resume by using active verbs, crafted by industry experts. This Isludents who've been through being result-oriented, quantifying collection is perfect for Imth ihe avid "the situation help soon-to-be achievements, and finally, the most Early 80s music lover and the trivial important is to never misspell anything If there ever was a compilation of listener. The authors also explain how to deal Early 80s music that thoroughly With the recent and overwhelming with rejection. It's something every documented the hallmark tunes of the success of Rhino's release of Valley The book gives a great deal of helpful time, it was Rhino's "Just Can't Cet Girl, it seems quite obvious t hal people information to soon-lo-be graduates. It Enough: New Wave Hits of the 80s." hold a place in their hearts and minds ONE DAY ONLY! will help point students in the right This IS volume set covers just about to relive the decadent and frivolous direction of their job search. any group that graced the television '80s. Rhino delivers New Wave Nils of - I hum Keller screens immediately following the the 80s with total satisfaction. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 conception of MTV. Bow Wow Wow, Adam Ant, Kim 12 NOON-9:00 P.M. Ratings Wilde and A Hock of Seagulls are just O Terrible some of the many bands that made their claim In fame over a decade ago OO Poor and are now permanately preserved in OOO Average digital form. 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