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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Opinion H E Tom Mather hails the baseball Senior soccer players help to chief. build BG program into one of Page 2 the nation's elite. Page 4 Nation Hockey team looks to extend un- Cincinnati residents scorn law that beaten string against Michigan State punishes grandmother for feeding and Notre Dame. expired parking meters. Page 4 Page 3 NEWS Friday, November 1, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 189 The News' Devil's Night Reports of bike Briefs Dayton woman al- thefts increase Dawn Keller Waddell said when bikes are lowed to use bat- The BG News left unlocked, people sometimes tered-woman's de- take them to get across campus. There has been a 33 percent in- "If bikes are not secure, then fense in retrial crease in reports of bike theft someone may ride them from one DAYTON- A woman al- this semester in comparison to end to another end of campus," lowed to use battered- the same time period last year, Waddell said woman's syndrome as a de- according to University police Brian Mllek, senior criminal fense in her retrial was reports. justice major, researched cam- found innocent Thursday in From Aug. 1 to Oct. 30, 1996, pus bike theft for a class. Using the shooting death of her there were 70 bikes reported sto- his study, he gave three sugges- husband but was convicted len. From Aug. 1 to Oct. 30, 1995 tions to University Police on how of killing his girlfriend. there were 45 bikes reported sto- to deter bike theft. Those sugges- After a two-week trial and len and 42 reported from Aug. 1 tions were: four days of deliberation, a Montgomery County Com- to Oct. 301994. ■ Have the option of bike reg- mon Pleas Court jury ac- Barb Waddell, public Informa- istration verbally proposed to quitted Susan Daws of vol- tion officer, said the number of each student during vehicle reg- untary manslaughter in the reports has risen because bicy- istration. death of Dwayne Daws. cles are so much more expensive. ■ Have bike registration in- Jurors convicted her of vol- "The value of bikes has gone formation available whenever untary manslaughter in the up compared to years where a University Police hosts a pro- death of Karen Houseman. bike wouldn't cost quite as much gram. Judge Adele Riley sen- as they do today," Waddell said. ■ Have bike patrol officers tenced Ms. Daws to seven to "They become a hot commodity." conduct routine visual In- 25 years in prison. Daws already has served 18 The AtMcUted Prcu Police Lt. Gene Bratt said the spections of bike racks In re- months in jail. Although Mayor Dennis Archer and volunteers helped to keep many Devil's Night arsonists at bay, more expensive bikes are stolen lation to stolen bike printouts. Ms. Daws, 32, formerly of a few slipped through their fingers. This bouse burned to the ground In matter of hours. because there is a demand for Waddell said the department Franklin, was convicted of them. has considered offering the op- voluntary manslaughter in "If I am a car thief and you tion of bike registration during January 1993. She won a have a new Corvette on my right vehicle registration. new trial in July 1994 when and an Escort on my left, which "We talked about lt with Stacie an appeals court ruled that Creative Writing Program one do you think I am going to try Enriquez (administrative assis- the original trial judge did to steal?" he asked. "I'm going to tant of Parking and Traffic), and not permit enough testi- go for the nice new 'vette, be- we think we can increase the mony on battered-woman's syndrome. presents series of readings cause I can get more for it than I number of registrations If we can for the Escort" simply ask the question," Wad- Prosecutors alleged that called the "Mid-American Re- Maureen Barry Another reason bikes are sto- dell said. Ms. Daws shot her ex- view." husband and Ms. Houseman The BC News "The purpose of the len is because they are not locked Milek said he thinks lt is a good in July 1992 at Ms. House- The next reading will be given properly, Waddell said. idea to ask students. man's Washington Town- A series of readings will be program is to allow by Wendell Mayo, assistant "They are making bicycles "Students may not realize they ship condominium out of presented at the University as the students and professor of English, tonight at with the quick release wheel. can do it," he said. "Where some uncontrolled anger and part of the Bowling Green Crea- 7:30 in Prout Chapel. People are using that wheel to people come from, it's not rage at being spurned. tive Writing Program. Howard people of Bowling Mayo said he will read "Cen- secure their bike," Waddell said. needed." McCord, director of BG Creative Green to listen to taur of the North In Lithuanian "They are running the chain Waddell said people need to Federal court Writing Program, said eight or American and foreign Wood," which will raise issues through the quick release wheel register their bicycles. more readers have participated about Lithuania's economic and and the bike rack. What happens upholds legality of each year for the past 25 years. writers." social struggles. Is a bike thief takes the bike and "If your bicycle is registered, officers' actions "The purpose of the program is Howard McCord Craig Paulenich, associate leaves the wheel." we can help you find your bicycle to allow the students and people director of BG Creative Writing professor of English at Kent Waddell said people should faster," Waddell said. CINCINNATI - Canton of Bowling Green to listen to Program State University will speak Nov. have the chain go through as Registration costs $3. WaddeU police officers acted within American and foreign writers," 8, at 7 JO p.m. in Prout Chapel. many parts of the bicycle as pos- said that is a fee the city charges their authority by entering he said. Novelist Ellen Behrens will sible. and none of lt cornea back to the a private home without a McCord added that students their work published, as well as speak Nov. 13 in the Alumni room warrant and confiscating University. have a chance to meet and talk the opportunity to edit and gain at 6 p.m. "If it means having two locks, Waddell also said officers marijuana, a federal ap- other writing experiences, ac- Steve Lautermllch, from the peals court ruled Thursday. with the authors. sometimes It does. If you have a already conduct routine In- The 6th U.S. Circuit Court The Creative Writing Program cording to McCord. Creative Writing program at the $700 bike on campus, you want to spections of bicycle racks. of Appeals ruled 2-1 to also publishes "Prairie Margins," The University and the Crea- University of North Carolina, secure it," Waddell said. "Secur- Milek said he thinks it would be uphold the legality of the a magazine that provides a for- tive Writing Department also will speak on Dec. 8 In the Facul- ing your bicycle by the wheel is officers' actions. Police mat for student writers to get sponsor an international journal ty Lounge of the Student Union. not a good idea." See BICYCLE, page three. officers John Clark and Walter Tucker said they were responding to neigh- Pick Me bors' complaints about loud Director speaks about budget music at the home of Don- ald P. Rohrig at about 1:30 a.m. on May 22,1994, when Dawn Keller tentionally designed to be weak well-used at the University. they entered the house, Ms?*2a The BG News by leaders of Ohio colleges and "In many classes, class contin- found the "wall-to-wall" universities who wanted a forum ues when it's over. There's e-mail marijuana plants in Roh- Students voiced concern to but did not want to turn over discussions and homework to rig's basement, and confis- state's top budget director power," he said. "I dont think turn in via the computer," he cated them as evidence. Thursday about the power of the we've transferred wholesale said."All that sounds good in The officers said they re- Ohio Board of Regents and tech- power to the Board of Regents in theory, but there aren't that peatedly knocked on Ron- nology in higher education. any way. The strong history of many computers. Sometimes you rig's front door and tapped ■fl*"*' « Greg Browning, director of the local control Is what we have to- have to stand in line to continue on the first-floor windows, Ohio Office of Budget Manage- day." classwork. It can be frustrating but got no response as the ment, explained how the loud music kept emanating The group also discussed how for those who dont have their from the house. They said Tkt AiwcUled PrcM government makes budget de- Institutions of higher education own computer." they entered the unlocked An artist In California draws babies for a billboard. cisions that affect the Universi- were funded. Browning said Ohio has a solid back door and continued to ty. "Enrollment Is at the economic higher education system when lt yell to announce their pres- Students asked about the heart of this institution. I just comes to technology and other ence over the loud music, autonomy of local institutions don't know another rational way areas. However, he added that but still received no re- and the power of the Ohio Board to do it," Browning said."I also having strong schools has posi- sponse. Absentee ballots of Regents, the governing body don't think that enrollment tives and negatives. appointed by the governor to should drive every dollar out of They said they went down oversee the state's higher educa- toward a light In the base- Columbus that comes to BG." "When you have so many may delay results tion system. Browning said the higher edu- ment and found the mari- schools. It's hard to keep the level "Governor George Voinovlch cation funding formula is very juana, but still found no one The Associated Press narrow leads in both the House of funding high enough," he said. to turn down the stereo and Senate Political analysts say is supposedly among a group that complicated. "When you add to that the high sound system. The officers WASHINGTON - The growing there Is a 50-50 chance that Dem- believes power should be taken "Only a handful of bureaucrats degree of institutional autonomy, away from far away places and said they then went upstairs use of absentee ballots, particu- ocrats will pick up the 18 seats in Columbus understand how It and you add to that the culture of to a bedroom, found Rohrig given to local places. Well, he has works. Nobody understands how higher education and the reward sleeping on the floor, larly In Western states, is likely they would need to wrest away to complicate the reporting of control of the House; the chances transferred power from individ- the higher education funding structure, that adds up to a very roused him and turned ual institutions to the Regents," formula works beyond them," he down the stereo. election returns Tuesday night for a Senate takeover are rated costly model of operation." and could delay for days the de- somewhat lower. said Scott Shepard, Graduate said. "That in itself is a problem. Phil Mason, director of Police said Rohrig then termination of who controls the If the outcome hinges on a half- Student Government Multicul- We are trying to deal with lt." governmental affairs, said he signed a form allowing House of Representatives. dozen or fewer seats - a distinct tural Affairs representative. Browning said one area of con- thought the most Important issue them to search hi. home. "You can have this overhang of possibility - close races on the "The Regents are making whole- cern was how technology was be- Browning addressed was tech- The officers said they found hundreds of thousands of votes West Coast, where polls close sale decisions for universities, ing used at the University. nology. an illegal, sa wed-off shot- that haven't been counted," said latest, could be the determining causing individual institutions to "Many people would argue that "It was obvious that one salient gun in the closet of the bed- Mark DICamillo, vice president factors. scramble behind and try to see the technology revolution missed point that came out was the need room where they had found what they can salvage." higher education," Browning for more technology," Mason Rohrig. of California's Field Poll. "I In Oregon, as many as a third would expect that In any race of the state's 1.9 million voters Browning said he disagreed said. said. "There are many great where It's close, those votes will are expected to vote absentee in with the concept of the Regents Brandon Bias, residential things we can do with enhanced Compiled from stuff and having alot of power. computer connection employee wire nportt. have a big Impact." Republicans currently hold See BALLOTS, page three. "The Board of Regents is in- and student, said technology is See BUDGET, page three. * i

k' Opinion page two Friday, November 1, 1996 E.A.R. to the ground Hail to the baseball chief Okay, kiddies — remember how teachers at your As you by now must have what?" But did you ever hit their answers after we agreed Junior high and high school got all bent out of shape already heard. Clinton Is lead- back to back home runs with ing the polls over Bob Dole by to keep their anonymity. about couples making out in the halls between your dad during a game? I don't "Ken Griffey Jr.? Oh. he's 150 points, and has already think so.) that cute baseball player. He classes? Have you realized that, besides the "adult's" been declared the winner In 51 How can you not like Ken states. (For the purposes of the reminds me of Denzel." obvious agenda to get passionate students to stop Griffey Jr.? "I thought that was the all- election Canada has joined the Mather He's so good that as presi- star ballot." doing so, it's also Incredibly tacky to shove your tongue union. After all. If someone is dent, not only will he throw the "I agreed with his views on down the throat of your love object in public? There legally allowed to hustle fake first pitch, he'll run up to the abortion and education." quarters that won't work In Ken Griffey Jr.. he Is a baseball plate and hit it for a home run. For your help In the elec- are places for such things — the campus mall is not Laundromats to unsuspecting player on the Seattle Mariners. Heck, we here at The News tion we will now attempt to an- one of them. Americans, they might as well Over this past summer. Nike would vote for Ken Griffey Jr. swer some questions you may « • • • be allowed to vote.) (swoosh emblem here) spon- Just to see him call himself up have for the candidates. Due to brilliant Investiga- sored a series of ads promot- and invite himself to the White Where do Bob Dole and It's halloween weekend! If you're not heading down tive journalism, the BGNews ing Ken Griffey Jr. for president. House after winning the World Clinton stand on Health Care? will be the first paper to un- No one took this seriously, ex- to a certain other MAC school in southeastern Ohio, Series. They both think it's a good idea. leash the following breaking cept for a certain dedicated Finally, the powerful lob- Where does Ken Griffey Jr. check out the scary people (same as they always are. news: journalist here at The News. bies in Washington will be stand? About 3 Inches off the Just in costume) trekking around BG this weekend. If DEWEY DEFEATS TRU- I compared the three ma- struck down. The oil lobby, the plate, because he likes them MAN jor candidates, Clinton, Dole, tobacco lobby, and the hotel low and away. the urge so moves you. become one of them — it might Oops, that's next week's and Griffey. I could not com- lobby will be no match for the Which candidate is least earn you some free candy or something. story. I meant: pare the minor candidates be- shoe lobby In it's bid to have likely to have an affafr? Griffey. • * * • GRIFFEY DEFEATS CLIN- cause I am a Junior and have Ken Jr. elected. These are He's not even married. TON not yet chosen my minor. Fol- people who were able to con- Which candidate is least Seems as though there's been an enormous in- We conducted our own lowing are my reasons on Why vince the entire male popula- likely to die in office? Bob poll here at The News .The poll Griffey will win the election. crease in bike theft on campus this year. A note to tion of the country that shoes "Methuselah" Dole? Billy Bob consisted of asking our imagi- Millions of people will vote are directly related to athletic "McMuffln" Clinton? Who do keep your wheels from being the next to appear on nary friends how they would for him. Just to see Dana ability. This Is like saying your vote (hypothetlcalry. of course). you think? (I must once again the side of a milk carton — LOCK THE FRAME OF Carvey's hilarious impressions car's paint Job gives it better gas praise this great nation of ours. The first time through, we of him on Saturday Night Live. mileage. I guarantee you at mis Only In this country would I be YOUR BIKE, NOT JUST THE WHEEL.TO THE RACK. came up with similar statistics He's lived In Seattle for 5 rate, ten years from now you'll allowed to call our brave and Anyone with a small ratchet or wrench (no special as other pollsters. However, the years and never once started a see a couple pulled over on the fearless leader Billy Bob.) whole system was thrown out grunge band. side of the road, smoke billow- This election can be like all tools required!) can easily remove a wheel from a bi- of whack when we threw Ken He will be a lock after he ing from the engine, and the the others. You can play eenle- cycle, and hence, remove your bike. We hope we didn't Griffey Jr.'s name In with the "develops" a life threatening guy will be scratching his head meenle-mlny-moe. You can other candidates. In a major disease, and In a nationwide saying. "I don't understand, I pick the candidate you dislike Just tip someone off on how to steal a bike. upset. Ken Griffey Jr. scored a plea, asks the country to "win Just waxed It last week." the least. You can punch out • • • • whopping 75% of the votes. one for the Griffer." We've already started to all of the little holes to really (24% went to Clinton and 1% He once hit back-to-back Here's one of those less-popular but well-worth- count the absentee ballots, and annoy the pollster people. Or went to "that fruit guy.") home runs with his Dad dur- asked some locals why they you can make a difference. It's your-effort sports — Falcon soccer! The soccer team For those unfamiliar with ing a game. (You're saying. "So voted for Griffey. They gave up to you. plays at home on Friday and Sunday — and, as an added incentive for your attendance, if they win on Sunday, they'll earn themselves a MAC title outright. Check 'em out at Cochran field (between the Ice Arena and Doyt Perry Stadium) at 3 p.m. on Friday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. • • » • k>i! Here's a question — okay, we all know about the well-publicized debate between Loren Lomasky and some chosen Christain philosopher about the existance of God. Last year, it was touted as "The Great UKE DoESN'TSJART Debate." This year, it was called "The Greatest De- Kindness :M bate." Does that mean that it will no longer exist? I mean, how can you get any better than "the great- est"? manners . sf contxderation %

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Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor How well do we know our candidates? There's an old saying In Penny Brown that began with Teddy ine, and then decide to accept Hideki Kobayashi politics that people don t really Roosevelt at the helm. or reject. Opinion editor Photo editor start paying attention to cam- This Is a big decision. The What Is fair to ask of our paigns until the World Series is person who holds the office presidential candidates' visions Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod over. Well, the expanded play- leaves a lasting Impression on lor the future? Which reformed Copy Chief Entertainment editor offs have given us all a longer the country long after his term communist leader they would reprieve, but now It's time to Columnis has expired. As voters, we want support In Russia after Boris start paying attention. to make an Informed decision, Yeltsin departs Is a too specific Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins In a few days, we'll have but how much do we really question. But both promise our Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor the privilege of heading to the know about either of the major economy will grow and more Eolls to elect city council mem- priate to Judicial Office." party candidates? If we listen Jobs will be created. Isn't It fair era, state representatives, Canon Seven also greatly only to what they're telling us. of us to ask how each plans to congressmen and congress- limits what Judges are allowed I'm afraid the answer Is: not fulfill the promise? Production Staff women; In short, we get to take to say during a campaign. Even much. Instead of answers, we part in the process of selecting though they are seeking votes Jennifer Apt Both candidates. It seems, have photo opportunities and Cathy Raidl the people who will govern us In an election. Judicial candi- have taken the "campaign lite" an avoidance of the serious Is- for the next few years. dates aren't supposed to talk approach. sues that would marvel even Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel We also get to elect many about the issues. 1 Join those They've stayed away from the most evasive candidate for of the Judges who preside over who argue that this Infringes on the controversial Issues, the Judicial office. Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor our courts. United States Su- Judges' First Amendment rights kinds of problems that demand The most difficult Issues nme Court Justices, and other of free speech. bold leadership and solutions are necessarily the most con- ;ral Judges, are appointed by There is a natural tension that may not be very pleasant. troversial. Our presidential Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry the president. That's why who- between Canon Seven and the Instead, they've lingered on safe candidates aren't supposed to ever wins the presidency has First Amendment, but the Idea matters that most people can be avoiding those Issues, Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec such a lasting Impact on the behind fhe rule Is to prevent agree upon, and the sorts of they're supposed to be talking courts. But Judges In Ohio and Judicial candidates from taking Issues that are really the pur- about them, spelling out their many other states, at most stands on Issues which may view of state and local politi- Esltions and giving us all a Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In other levels. Including our state later come before their court. cians. tter idea whose "vision thing" this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly supreme court, must run for We want Judges to be un- Instead of answers, we're we like better. prohibited. election. biased and open minded. A left with more questions the Both presidential candi- Judicial candidates are j ndIra 1 candidate making cam- candidates haven't satisfacto- dates are very Intelligent men The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 subject to a very strict and dif- and is published dally during the academic year and paign pledges would be bound rily addressed. How is the So- who have been around politics ferent set of rules than the to rule on cases based on prom- cial Security safety net going to and government all their lives. Wednesday's in the summer. people seeking other offices. In ises made, not on the merits of Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the be there for the aging baby Each has an army of skilled Ohio, the canons that govern the case. boomers without an even more and highly paid advisors student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions Judicial candidates are known Canon seven, while a bit burdensome tax? around them. Certainly, each expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily as the Code of Judicial Con- limiting. Is also convenient for Do we know their plans for must have a well-defined Idea those of The BG News. duct. The canons are a list of tudlclal candidates to hide be- health care? Our troops in where they want to take the Letters Intended for publication must be 2OO-30O words long, "thou shalls" and "shall nots" ilnd. It allows one to duck the Bosnia — are they going to be country In the next four years. typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Unwer- that describe the way a Judge tough questions. "Sorry, can't left there Indefinitely? There is another old say- slty affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any should behave during a cam- answer that. Judicial canons George Bush called it "that ing in politics. The 19th cen- and all letters. paign and in office. and what not. But candidates vision thing." What Is each tury French author Joseph de The BG News encourages its reader to notify the paper of For instance. Canon One for other offices don't have that candidate's plan for the coun- Maistre said "every nation has any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. states: A Judge Should Uphold same excuse, although they try In the next four years? the government It deserves." If the Intregrity and Indepen- sometimes act as If they do. They speak In euphe- thats so. we had better start 210 West Hall dence of the Judiciary." Under Of course, the big plum misms about building bridges demanding more details from Bowling Green State University each heading, there are more this year Is the presidential to the next century; is there a our candidates, lest we get the Bowling Green. OH 43403 detailed explanations. Canon race. The man we choose to toll booth on that bridge? And kind of government we deserve. bgnewsl ffi bgnet.bgsu.edu Seven covers campaigns. It lead our country for the next what's on the other side? Nei- Paul Pfeifer is an Ohio Su- says:" A Judge Should Refrain four years will be the bookend ther has articulated a specific preme Court Justice and guest from Political Activity Inappro- on the other side of a century blueprint that voters can exam- columnist for The News. Nation Friday, November 1, 1996 page three Law preventing feeding expired meters scorned The Associated Press early Wednesday. "Cincinnati probably received CINCINNATI ~ Bad publicity more national attention over the over the arrest of a 62-year-old arrest of Mrs. Stayton than we grandmother who plunked coins did for making Fortune maga- into other people's expired park- zine's list of the Best Cities in ing meters has a city councilman which to live," Fortune wrote in vowing to change an ordinance proposing to change the law. that makes refilling an expired Fortune and two other council meter a crime. members have said they favor But the defendant, Sylvia Stay- changing the meter law. The ton, said Thursday she thinks the other six are undecided. City Council won't change the Some merchants oppose a law, because the business com- change. They contend that lim- munity prefers to keep it. Mrs. ited meters keep people from Stayton said she supports Coun- parking in front of their busi- cilman Todd Fortune's proposal. nesses all day, making space for But, she said: "I don't think customers. they're going to get it done." "I think it's crazy to change it. Mrs. Stayton said she had been We have one Incident and we're unaware that Cincinnati had an going to start changing laws?" ordinance that makes it illegal to said Ron Norton of Norton Pho- refeed meters. So were other tography. people who telephoned her to ex- A parking expert said most cit- press their surprise after her ies have laws against feeding ex- Oct. 24 arrest, she said. pired limited-time meters. The mother of four and "And to do it right in front of grandmother of 10 pleaded inno- an officer is a bit much," said cent last week in Hamilton Kim Jackson, director of techni- County Municipal Court to mis- cal services for the Washington- demeanor charges of obstructing based International Parking In- official business and disorderly stitute. "You either have to have conduct She said she has never the rules and enforce them or not been arrested before. have them at all." The monks from the Sara Je Monastery In India, followed by In- carrying the Jar that holds sand that made their mandala. The She spent about three hours in terested citizens, walk to the North Carolina Art Museum pond mandala Is used for medication and prayer. a holding cell at the Hamilton One group of veteran meter- County Jail until her family feeders Is rallying to Mrs. Stay- posted a $1,900 bond. ABC ton's cause. A suburban Spring- newsman David Brinkley men- dale church whose members also tioned the arrest in his commen- put coins into parking meters Is Cross-burning cases increasing tary on Sunday morning, and making T-shirts in support of Mrs. Stayton appeared on the Mrs. Stayton, who awaits a pre- trial hearing Nov. 13. Michael J. Snlffen families live. The same week, The grand jury said the four of 1992 to burn a cross at the Late Late Show with Tom Snyder The Associated Press two Ohio men pleaded guilty to conspired to burn a cross in front trailer to force the couple out. felony civil rights violations for of a trailer located in a rural area On New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, BUDGET WASHINGTON - Four North burning a cross in front of the between Waynesville and Clyde, 1995, at the home of Alfred and Continued from page one. ing of the students' life In terms Carolina men were charged home of a black family near N.C, because it was occupied by Eugene Smith, they constructed technological services. Techono- of their daily learning life," he Thursday with burning two cros- Mansfield. Gordon Cullins and Hazel Anne- the crosses, wrapped them in logy funding Is one of the major said. ses on the lawn outside the home tte Sutton, a mixed-race couple. rags and soaked them with issues." of a racially-mixed couple near A three-count Indictment was "Hateful acts like cross burn- flammable liquids, the indict- Mason, who organized Brow- Browning also met with admin- Waynesville, N.C unsealed in U.S. District Court in ings strike at the heart of the ment charged. Then, it said, they ning's visit, said it was important istrators earlier in the day. Since January, the Justice De- Asheville, N.C, charging Leon- community and must be set them afire outside the trailer for Browning to be on campus They discussed an addition of partment has brought more than ard Hayes, Martin King, Alfred stopped," said Assistant Attor- in the early morning hours and and meet with students. performance funding and an 20 cross-burning cases against 30 Smith and Eugene Smith, all of ney General Deval L. Patrick, shouted racial slurs and threats "It's important for him to come alteration of the higher education defendants. Two weeks ago, a the Waynesville area, with violat- head of the civil rights division. while they burned. to campus and get an understand- funding formula. Maine man pleaded guilty to ing federal criminal civil rights The indictment alleged the de- If convicted, each faces up to burning a cross in an Augusta laws. The indictment was re- fendants, all members of a large 21 years in prison and a $600,000 AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII AOl I AOII neighborhood where multi-racial turned sealed on June 25. family, began planning in the fall fine. ALPHA OMICRON PI BICYCLE - BALLOTS DEAN'S LIST Continued from page one. dents can do to avoid having their Continued from page one. bicycles stolen or help find it If Texas House elections could be SPRING 1996 a good idea for officers to have a their bicycle has been stolen. Tuesday's general election. In forced into runoffs because of Tonya Bier Kelly Berger hot list, just like is done with car Bratt said stranded cable Is the Washington, the number of ab- the Impact of a late court- Heather Alyson Burge Erin Braley theft best defense against theft. sentee voters may hit 1 million. ordered remapping of con- Jill Camella "That would help keep the line gressional districts. •Melissa Guzik of communication going so the "With the stranded cable, it's Another factor that could delay If no candidate wins a majority Sara Lang Melissa Hann officers would know what bikes hard to cut through that You will determination of which party on Election Day in the redrawn *Deana Paponetti 1^4 Kristen Menard were stolen," Milek said. smash the cable but you wont cut controls the House Is the pros- districts, runoffs will be held Julie Prechtel Jjy Paula Plummer There are several things stu- It," Bratt said. pect that a small number of Dec. 10. 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page four Friday, November 1, 1996 Senior dynasty The Falcon Soccer Seniors Joe Tony Burch #4 Dore Six graduating players leading Forward • Cincinnati Back • Lorain, Ohio Career Highlights: Career Highlights: Falcon soccer to promised land All-Mideast, All-Ohio, All-MAC. Team captain, 1996 ... Three- 1994-95 ... NSCAA Scholar- time letterman... US Olympic Jim Tocco team in the school's history." Athlete All-American, 1995. Festival Camp, 1995. The BC News "I don't know about the best "I think we've laid a ever," said a modest Steve Klein Coach Mahler: "He's a great kid and a great leader. Coach Mahler: "He's just done an unbelieveable A sign hangs above assistant great foundation for "But it's definitely a great class." The numbers speak for themselves." job. He's something of the unsung hero." Falcon soccer coach Wade Jean's The numbers, however, would desk. It reads: "[Falcon Soccer] Bowling Green support that assertion This class From upstart to contender, from soccer. I think we has landed three players - Kindl, Jamie # Dave contender to winner, from win- mesh very well." Klein, and Joe Burch - on BG's ner to champion, from champion top ten lists in both goals and as- Harmon 16 Kindl to dynasty." sists. Forward • Mentor, Ohio Forward • Brecksville. Ohio During their four years play- Dave Kindl Besides numbers, every one of ing at Bowling Green, the six these guys has tolled for the team Career Highlights: Career Highlights: graduating seniors have done Falcon forward - during the season and the off- Three-time letlerman. All-Ohio. 1995... Top 10 all-time their best to help the team in that season - for four years. And In points and goals ... Three-time direction. These six seniors will most successful four-year through it all, they have become letterman. be recognized Sunday for these stretch In team history, compil- good friends. accomplishments and their dedi- ing a S2-19-4 mark (.732). They "All the seniors are real close," Coach Mahler: "He's given us a spark. He has the Coach Mahler: "He's one of the hardest-working cation to the team at Cochrane have also rolled to a 14-3-2 mark said Klein. "It makes playing on ability to posess the ball and create chances." kids I've ever seen." field before the game against in conference play. the field a lot easier when you're Western Michigan. "I think we've laid a great great friends with everybody. In fact, the team's record and foundation for Bowling Green That's been the best part. The rankings have unproved every soccer," Dave Kindl said. "I good friends and the good times Steve # Peter year since 1993, their freshman think we mesh very well." we've had on and off the field." Klein 19 Kolp year. In '93, the Falcons ranked Some would point out, "Everybody on the team just Back • Westerville, Ohio ninth in the region. In '94, they however, that the foundation for gets along well," Kolp added. Forward • Nashville, Ten. finished seventh, then third in greatness was laid four years "There are a lot of characters on Career Highlights: "95. Currently, BG is ranked sec- earlier, with the class of 1992. As this team ... we all seem to get Career Highlights: ond in the region and 11th seniors, the class of V2 led the along somehow." But for the rest All-time BG assists leader... Top Pat and Mickey Cochrane Scholarship recipient, 1995 ... nationally, due in large part to team to a 15-2-1 record and a of the season, the senior class is five all-time in career goals and points ... Team MVP, 1994-95. Three-time letterman. the seniors. national ranking of ninth. willing to put the accolades and "They're a very cohesive unit," "The class of V2 kind of set the the four years of success behind Coach Mahler: "He's probably our best all-around Coach Mahler: "He may be the best attacking said head coach Mel Mahler. mark for us, and we came in and them, and focus on the NCAA player. He can single-handedly take over a game- midfielder that I've ever seen in this conference, if not "They complement each other we had a lot to live up to," Peter tournament. the region. When he's on, he's untouchable." very well." Kolp said. "But we've done that The group has led BG to its and some. I think we're the best See SENIORS, page five. Cross Falcon icers country renew rivalry ready for MAC with Spartans Blake Parkins The BG News Jason McMahon "Our focal point this The BG News The Bowling Green hockey week is Michigan team has an opportunity to get The starter's gun has been off to the best start in school his- State." cocked. The course has been lined. The finish chute has been tory. After dominating schools to Buddy Powers set up. All the MAC needs now rack up a 6-0 overall record, a are the runners. win against Michigan State in Falcon coach The Falcons are set to compete East t jinalng tonight would im- in Saturday's Mid-American mortalize the club as one of BG's ture CCHA games. The Spartans Conference Cross Country play a similar brand of hockey to Championships in Muncie, Ind. best ever. on the campus of Ball State. Both If they extend their winning BG and the Falcons must focus BG teams took titles last year, streak against MSU they have a on playing smart hockey. Both good chance of putting the re- teams feature lines that can but have traveled very different cord even farther out of reach as score quick goals and the contest paths toward this year's competi- they play host to Notre Dame on will probably be marked by a tion. Saturday at 7 p.m. at the BGSU quick tempo. The BG women have tunnel vi- sion when it comes to their MAC Ice Arena. "Our focal point this week Is The sputtering Spartans are goals. All they're looking at is Michigan State," said BG coach trying to rebound from dis- first place. Buddy Powers. "We have to per- appointing losses to Boston Col- form better at our end of the "We want to win very much," lege and Northeastern last week- women's coach Steve Price said. rink. We have to play more con- end. They enter this weekend of The Falcons will encounter sistently. some stiff competition, though. play at 5-3 overall and 3-2 on the "Last weekend we only made a Their chief rivals will be Eastern season. couple of mistakes; unfortunate- TW BG Ne»i/HI4ckl K.h.yuhi ly they all made It Into the net. Michigan and Ohio University, a Friday's game will be a confer- Bowling Green's John Hustler (back right) scopes out an opponent during a game against Boston Col- ence match and could be a good team that has already beaten lege earlier this season. indicator of BG's success in fu- See ICERS, page five. them twice - which has struck more than a few nerves among the BG squad. "It's just really frustrating that Volleyball team set to host weekend slate OU keeps beating us," sopho- more Jessica LaFene said. "We William Sanderson Bowling Green will host two night on Saturday," said outside are just ready to beat them." The BG News Michigan schools beginning with "We're definitely looking forward to this hitter Crumley. "We're still look- Price is banking on another Central Michigan tonight at 7:00 ing to win five of our last seven." strong performance from Bowling Green's volleyball p.m. Tonight will also be Parents' weekend." After losing six in a row, the LaFene and a great day from his season is in its final days. This night. Saturday, they will face Shayne Crumley three seniors: Laura Hall, Su- weekend will be the Falcons' Eastern Michigan on Senior Falcons beat Akron last Friday in zanne Isco, and Rene* Strayer. final appearence at Anderson night Falcon senior rather convincing fashion. Al- Hall is seeking All-MAC honors Arena for the season, and seniors It is not actually their last tough they lost to Kent In a brutal three game sweep, the win may (top 12) for the fourth year in a Shayne Crumley and Lori Hil- "home" match A week from Sat- derson Arena was unavailable "We're defintely looking for- have given them the added con- ton's last appearence of their ca- urday, they will play Toledo at due to the parents' weekend fes- ward to this weekend, with Par- See MAC, page five. reers. Bowling Green High School. An tivities. ents' night Friday, and Seniors' See SLATE, page five. Football team hopes to end year with three wins Scott Browa staying the same," Blackney said. "No- 168-22, but the Falcons have scored Just [ Bob Niemet, Keylan Gates and Jerel The BG News body wants to do that. 11 offensive points in the past two weeks Kluc]. I dont know If we're talented "7-4 Is a winning season. It's O K. It's while Akron has won two games In a row, enough to come back from that." Pride. not what you set out to do. 8-3 is good. 9-2 including a surprising 10-7 win over BG will be going with the same lineup It's the only thing that the Bowling is great. You finish 9-2 and you're going Miami two weeks ago. that managed just 99 yards in last week's Green football team has left to play for in to be one of 15 Division I-A schools, and Getting the offense back In gear will be shutout against Ohio. 1996. that's a pretty good measuring stick. key for the Falcons Saturday. By contrast, Akron racked up 452 The Falcons, losers of three of their "7-4 Is O K, but anything less than that "The way our offense has been playing, offensive yards in Its 34-17 pasting of Saturday, 4 p.m. past four, take on Akron Saturday at the Is mediocre. We were mediocre last year we've been searching for alternative Rubber Bowl (4 p.m. WBGU-FM) and at and I don't want to do that again." Northern Illinois. Rubber Bowl ways to win," Blackney said. "Over the Akron, Ohio 4-4 overall and 3-3 in the MAC It Is a BG, remember, finished a grisly 5-6 last three or four games, we haven't been "They played extremely well and hard seemingly meaningless game. last season, the first losing season in successful, except for the Kent game against Miami and It was no fluke," But coach Gary Blackney stresses that Blackney's six-year tenure. To avoid an- when the special teams came through Blackney said of the Zips. "They did all Radio: WBGU-FM (88.1), WF06- there is a lot to still play for, principally other losing season the Falcons must win and provided three touchdowns for us. the things they needed to do. They played AM (1430), WBVI-FM (98.7) the difference between a 7-4 record and two of three remaining games. 'Tor the most part, our defense has with that extra charge of energy. It's Television: none locally anything else. Beating the Zips Saturday could be a been playing well enough to win. On their last game at home ... so I'm sure "This is the difference between show- tall order. BG has won the past four offense, we're missing three players in there Is a tremendous amount of Incen- Brawn's Pk*: Zips. 10-7 ing improvement over a year ago and meetings with Akron by a combined. the backfield from last year at this time tive" ; t ; Friday, November 1.1996 Theli(, News page five Soccer closes out with Dayton, WMU BG swim teams JlmTocco consecutive wins - a wave of en- The BC News thusiasm which they would ride Today's game starts at 3 p.m. into the MAC tournament, which host two meets The Falcons can cap off a ter- BG hosts. rific regular season this week- The start time for today's soccer game against Dayton has Hike Leonard champ Eastern Michigan end, with two home matches. been moved up to 3 p.m. The game was originally slated for 3:30 The BC News comes to Cooper Pool Julian's Sunday's game against pjn. SENIORS goal for the team against the Sunday's game remains with a 2 p.m. start time. Western Michigan is Senior Ap- Continued from page four. The Falcon swim teams re- Eagles is for the Falcons to be preciation Day and an opportuni- turn to action this weekend competitive in every race. ty to go undefeated In the MAC. "Hopefully, we can contend for taking a dual meet agaist Cincinnati, which Julian calls A win Sunday would earn the The Falcons could think of no the Dayton Flyers. a national title," Kind] said. "All I Wright State today and tri- a team In transition, will also Falcons their first ever regular better place to do it, either. In Coach Dwayne Shaffer's club wanted to do was come to a col- meet against Eastern Michi- participate in the tri-meet. season MAC title outright. three seasons, the Falcons have heads a 7-9-1 record heading into lege that would get to the NCAA gan and Cincinnati Saturday. The women will face off Entering this week. Western lost only one game at Mickey Friday's game. They finished tournament, but now I think we Both teams come Into this against a Wright State team Michigan held an overall record Cochrane Field. They are 20-1-1 with a respectable 6-5 record In have a great chance to go and do weekend's action with 2-0 re- of 3-7-4,0-2-1 within the MAC. within the friendly confines dur- the Atlantic 10. more than that" cords. The Falcons are coming that, like their male counter- "Everything is in place," coach ing that stretch The season series with Dayton "We can get at least two, three off a strong performance at part, is the defending MAC Mel Mahler said. "We had this BG holds a commanding 19-3-1 dates back to 1965, in Bowling games deep," Kolp added. "From the Tom Stubbs relay meet champ. Julian says that this last Friday at Cooper Pool. opportunity back in '93, we lost to lead over the WMU Broncos In Green soccer's first ever game there, if the ball bounces funny, meet will also be likely to be Akron for the MAC champion- the all-time series, including a as a varsity sport. BG dropped me might find ourselves on determined by the last event. ship at home, so it's nice to be in 10-1 mark at Cochrane Field. In- Head Coach Randy Julian that game, 4-1. Since then, BG national TV come December." says that this weekend will be that situation again." cluded in those figures are vic- has gone on to post 13 wins On Saturday, the women will "It's always been my dream to a major test for both teams. Winning this' game is ex- tories of 3-0 and 4-0 in the past against only six losses. face an Eastern Michigan go to the Final Four," Joe Burch squad that is not as powerful tremely important to the players. two years. Dayton's last victory came in said. The Falcon men will face a as the team that destroyed the "We all really want [MAC The Brown and Orange will 1990, by a score of 1-0. If any class has the heart, dedi- Champion] rings on our fingers," tune up for that game today with Two wins this weekend would Wright State team that comes Falcons last year. Cincinnati, cation, and talent to do that. It is in as the two-time defending however, comes Into this Steve Klein said. a non-conference duel against give the Falcons a finish of ten the class of •96/'97. Midwestern Continent Con- season with hopes of qualify- ference champion. Despite the ing for the NCAA finals as a ICERS Raiders' reputation, Julian is team. Julian says that the Fal- Continued from page four. confident that the meet will be con's strategy will be to beat "Our special teams is doing a sive scorers by utilizing their junior goalie Matt Eisler, who close. Eastern before worrying We have to cut down on the big great job killing power plays," size to slow the game. could prove to be one of the best about Cincinnati. mistakes." said Powers. "Saturday we Notre Dame returns 18 letter- goalies in the CCHA. Eisler was "This will be a really inter- One phase of the game that the played more consistently end-to- winners under second-year the team MVP as a freshman and esting meet. This meet will Today's meet against Falcons have played exceptional- end." coach and former Notre Dame last year he recorded a 4.36 likely come down to the last Wright State will take place at ly well at is the penalty kill. BG Bowling Green faces a team and NHL standout Dave Poulin. goals-against average with a .876 race," Julian said 5 p.m. Saturday's women's special teams have turned away Saturday in Notre Dame that has The Irish are noted for trying to save percentage. meet will begin at 1 p.m. The 39 of 41 power play chances in- a very contrasting style to that of control the tempo with an em- The puck drops at 7 p.m. on Saturday's meet will be a men hit the water at 4 p.m. All cluding a streak of 23 successful Michigan State. The Irish try to phasis on defense. Saturday at the BGSU Ice Arena stlffer test for the Falcons as the meets will take place at trys. compensate for a lack of explo- Their defense revolves around as BG hosts Notre Dame. 17-tlme defending MAC Cooper Pool. Men's golf finishes fall season at Old Dominion tournament The men's golf team finished Brunslnk also pointed out that for a tie for 58th place, and sec- the summer of 1995. In the first Carbone also sees the younger up their fall season with a tie for GOLF the scores are, on the whole, ond on the team to captain Jason nine holes, the two combined for players as getting their chance in 15th place In the Old Dominion lower in the South than in the Carbone's score of 74-72-146. four under par. the spring, with competition University Seascape Collegiate NOTEBOOK North May, a transfer student from "You could see in that round within the team raising the level Oct 28-29. "Numbers don't tell the whole Olivet College in Michigan, was that he was ready to compete," of competition of the team. The team shot 303 on the first story," Brunslnk said. redshirted for his first season in Carbone said. "A lot of people want to play," day of the tournament, an aver- Vince Guerrieri Brunsink's goal is to get the competition. He Is a fifth-year Carbone Is especially sorry Carbone said. "I think that's go- age of about 76 per player. The BG News team's score for 18 holes down to senior graduating with a degree that May couldn't leave with a ing to help us compete In the next day, Tuesday, the team Sports Writer 290, which represents two above in mechanical design technology. bang. MAC." brought Its score down to 297, par for the team. May's lasting memory from "I really feel bad for him," taking almost two strokes off the Senior Jason May said the team the golf team occurred only two Carbone said. "I played my heart Brunsink's optimism is guar- average score, but it still wasn't dug Itself into a hole on the first weeks ago at the Kroger Intercol- out." ded, though. good enough day. legiate, where he shot a 69 for "I think there's some maturity "I really thought we would Jeff Hunt "outstanding." After "We played fair on the first eighteen holes on the way to a Team looks toward spring to be gained on this team," Brun- move up after Tuesday's round," quadruple bogeying. Hunt came day," May said "It was a lot of 40th place finish That memory la sink said. "I think we're a year said coach Todd Brunslnk. back to play a great 17 holes, ac- ground to make up." also strong in Brunsink's mind Brunsink looks toward the away from putting a team on the Brunsink did find some bright cording to Brunslnk, who also "It was a highlight for me as younger players to step forward field to win the MAC." spots that Tuesday, singling out pointed out that Hunt was just May plays last tournament his coach," Brunsink said. this spring. He referred to Car- Brunsink does expect the team Jason May, Jason Carbone and three above par for the day, with Senior Jason Carbone re- bone, Hunt, Scott Cashell, Mike to do better than last year's sixth Scott Cashell for praise. Brun- a score of 75. Hunt finished in In his last collegiate tourna- members something more per- Kotnick and Ian Windsor as place finish in the MAC tourna- sink called the play of sophomore 77th place, with a score of 153. ment. May shot 76-74-150, good sonal. He remembers a game In "names to watch In the spring." ment SLATE Rugby team falls to Continued from page four. night. They face the Falcons to- Central include Wendy Feldman had three of their losses come in night before moving on to Toledo with 290 kills, Robin 111 with 250. five-game matches. fidence to defeat Eastern Michi- Saturday. Setter Amanda Ault has an Im- Marilene Shale leads the Ea- Lions, routs Dayton gan and Central Michigan. Central was 7-3 and in fourth pressive total of assists. Her 1057 gles with 238 kills. Jody Thomp- Both previous matches against place going into the Akron match assists in 79 games played Is a son and Alexis Tlpton also con- "Our guys stood up to every- Mlka Grim Eastern and Central Michigan last night With a good weekend, MAC best. tribute offensively with 208 and For the BC News thing Penn State threw at them," went to decisive fifth games. BG they could slip past Kent and/or As difficult as this season has 157 kills respectively. The setter he added "Not only did they lost to Central before beating the Ball State, and rind themselves in been for Bowling Green, it has duties are split between Cintla For 30 of Sunday's Midwest stand up to a superior team but Eagles of Eastern Michigan. second or third place. been even worse for the Eagles. Runha and Sandy Burke. Regional Championship match's they dished a good portion of It "The first time around these The Chlppewas are led by At the moment, Eastern Michi- 80 minutes, the Bowling Green right back at them. I couldn't be were tough five-game matches," senior co-captain Christie Grus- gan is the only team lower in the Winning five of the last seven rugby team confused, confoun- any more proud of 16 Individuals said head coach Denise Van De zynski. She has recorded 331 kills standings at 1-9 in the MAC. will be a tall order. That goal, ded and just plain outplayed than I am of this club." Walle. "One we just barely lost, and 80 blocks on the season. Eastern Michigan's only pre- originally set last week, has be- national runner-up Penn State. In Penn State coach Terry Ry land one we won rather easily." Gruszynskl is coming off a ca- vious MAC victory occurred come to win four of their final the end, the second-ranked Nlt- echoed Mazzarella's assessment It will be a long weekend for reer high 33 kills versus Eastern back In September in a thrilling five. Trips to Western Michigan tany Lions whittled away at the of Bowling Green. the Chlppewas. Central had a late Michigan. five-game match against Toledo and Ball State loom on the hori- Falcon's tiny 5-0 lead to scratch home match against Akron last Other offensive threats for They, like Bowling Green, have zon, after the Toledo match and claw their way to a 27-5 vic- "BG came out of the blocks as tory. high as a kite. They knocked us In Saturday's results. Bowling back on our heels and kept us MAC Green beat the University of there a good portion of the first Continued from page four. Dayton 60-7 while Penn State half. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't what has been a relatively dis- The men finally broke through will be one of the wildest five- destroyed Central Michigan worried that our string of appointing season. All it takes is with a much-improved perform- mile races all year. 103-17. In a match that may have Midwest Championships was row. Iaco Is the defending indi- one good team race at the right ance in the last two weeks at the "It's really an Intense meet," foretold the future fortunes of about to end" vidual champion, and Price calls time. Central Collegiates and Eastern Sink said. "Everybody in that the two teams, BG's second 15 Strayer "one of the most Im- "It all comes down to one Michigan Open, leading Sink to race wants it badly." defeated the Nittany Lions sec- The Falcons began their at- proved runners In the confer- meet," men's coach Sid Sink said believe that his runners are Bowling Green will send one of ond 15 by a score of 16-14. tempt to regain the Midwest title ence." "This is the most important meet primed for a great meet. the youngest teams in the coun- "It's tough to say considering with 60-7 semi-final victory over "I don't think there's any one of the year." "We're probably the most try Into battle. The top four fig- we lost, but the Penn State match Dayton on Saturday. A sluggish team that's favored right now," Sink's charges are the defend- ready we've been all season," he ure to be juniors Jim Weckesser, was one of the most exciting rug- game to start out, center Mike Price said. "I think our three ing MAC champs, but the loss of said. Rob Bowman, and Craig Nieset, by games I've ever seen," stated Swanbeck opened the scoring seniors give us an edge. five runners puts a serious dam- But preparation will not be and sophomore Dan Flaute. The BGSU coach Roger Mazzarella. with a try before BG was hit with "They want very much to win - per on any hopes of repeating. enough Each of the other MAC crucial fifth runner will come "It is also the best rugby I have a penalty try by referee Tom they're planning to win," he said Sink is hoping for his team to teams have had this date circled from a group of freshmen: Kreg ever seen played by a Bowling Ban- allowing Dayton to take a For the men, the MAC is a land in the middle of the pack, on their calendar all year as well Hatfield, Mike Triola, Steve Green team." brief 7-5 lead. chance to bury the memories of somewhere around fifth or sixth Once that starting gun fires, this Chapa, and Ken Schuster. ATTENTION HOM€ HOCKCV STUDENTS SmufiDnv Due to Parent's weekend, a BG vs. Notre Dame student pick-up is in effect for 7:00 pm at the Ice Arena the Friday, Nov. 8 Hockey game Come see the 3th ranked team in vs. Ferris State. Students may the nation take on the Irish pick up their tickets with a valid student ID starting on Monday, # memorial hall Ticket Office. Fncc ADMISSION W/STUDCNT ID i ■ page six The News Friday, November 1, 1996

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K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ 32nd PISANELLO'S Last Christmas The Salvation Army aJo.vcr*ryj Open Weekdays al 4 p.m.; Open at Lunch Fri.. Sat. & Sun. Service Center in Bowling Green 203 N. Main, B.G. 352-5166 assisted more than forty five hundred Announces their people- with hot meals, clothing, utility 1 ITEM PIZZA SALE assistance, toys, and other practical $ 78 ISm. 4°° Lg. _»6 expressions of concern. With your help. 00 The Salvation Army will work miracles EXTRA Laurie Arsenault Krlsten Madlsen PMed. _._«5 again this Christmas- and every day of LARGE Katy Creecy Christy Umfleet 12 Slizes ■ Your Best Value the new year. Volunteer to ring a bell at I I xxi at aM pan-opating kocations Halle Gilbert Laurl Haldy a kettle site. Call 352-5918 or 354-0126. Jennifer Hamilton Aprl Lucas FREE DEUVERY • 352-5166 | Jb's Not Veto Wan Any Oviar Otf*r ENDS -|-M Cr-cago Slyl* E«lra Coupon E>pv** 11/3096 | (1/30/96 L. _ K\ K\ K\ K\ K\ ounty's I A roadtrip to Graceland... New Latin dance not the Macarena Eddie Domlnouez break the record of more than The Associated Press 37.000 held by the Seattle Ma- riners. MIAMI BEACH.FLA - A In Chicago, the Democrats sexy sway of the hips. A few did the Macarena every night pelvic thrusts. Some simple at their convention. But the arm movements. A catchy La- tongoneo was there too. His- tin rhythm. Put it all together panic delegates did it at one and it's likely the next step in reception. the Latin line dance craze. The tongoneo has already First came the Macarena, hit gold in Mexico and the which shook baseball sta- United States, according to the diums and political arenas group's manager. But the big- alike and sits atop the Top 40 ger hopes are for a successful charts. crossover into the English- But move over Macarena, language market. here comes the tongoneo. It's getting a big-bucks Exposed navels, tightfitting marketing boost from record halter tops and skimpy min- label Polygram Latino and iskirts dominated the dress as Miller Brewing Co., which contestants at a recent tong- sponsored the dance competi- oneo contest on Miami Beach tion and tour. strutted for television "I see it getting quite a bit of cameras. play," says Miami radio per- In Spanish, a tongoneo is a sonality Lazaro "DJ Laz" seductive hip movement. As a Mendez. "It's definitely a new song and dance, will it fol- crossover record, once they low the Macarena to the top of get a feel for It" TW AmdaM Pnu the charts? The programming director Graceland: Waa II the borne of one of the moat talented musicians know is that he died on the toilet. "It's way better than the at Denver's KBNO was less of all time, or the home of a momma's boy who got lucky? All we Macarena and you can Incor- complimentary, but still pre- porate what you want to In- dicted the song will be a hit Valerie Kopp utterly breath-taking. The gently minutes later, we arrived in vard. We made it into the parking corporate," says Catalina "It has a better chance with The Back Pages rolling hills covered with fall Memphis. In an attempt to save lot about 11:30 a.m. and it was Montes, a finalist in the na- the American market," says colors just reaching their peak money, all six of us stayed in one already about half full of cars tionwide tongoneo contest that Eugenlo Sepulveda, who When my friend, whom for couldn't escape my lightning-fast hotel room that only had two full- from almost every state in the concluded in September on criticized the song as a Ma- anonymity's sake I'll call "G," trigger finger on the camera but- sized beds. We dumped our stuff country, including California and Miami Beach. "And it keeps carena takeoff. asked me If I wanted to take a ton. "It's starting to smell like off at the Comfort Inn and left Alaska. you in shape." "In the nightclubs here in road trip to Tennessee, "Hell, film in here" commented our again to find a non-threatening At the ticket window we had She learned the dance a few Denver they dance salsa like yes!"were the first words my lips ever-witty chauffer, George, place to eat. our choice of tours that all had to months ago, just after the song country. They line up and do could form. Three weeks later after hearing me snap and wind "You know you're in a rough be paid for separatly. We bypas- was released. She heard it on a it. Americans like line dancing "G," two other mutual aqualn- about four pictures in a row. neighborhood when the cops sed the auto museum and plane college radio station and loved to salsa, but the Hispanics tances, and myself all piled in- We rolled into a rest stop in a aren't just checking things out, tours and shelled out $9 to see the It. don't" side of a tightly packed Toyota town called Sugar Tree about they're actually eating dinner in- mansion and another $3.50 for "Everybody is really getting and began a multi-state roadtrip. halfway through our journey. side the hotel lobbies and gas the museum of Elvis' personal Into It now," she says. "The Bob Behar, president of On a Thursday night we drove After using the facilities, I found stations ... ," I thought to myself affects. Because we were across beat is enough. You hear it and Hero Productions, which eight hours to Murfreesboro and myself walking about twenty as we drove down the street. the street from the mansion, we you have to move." operates Latin music video met our two friends who recently paces behind my friend and co- We found a liquor store across had to wait in line for about 20 The Macarena took years to cable channel H-TV, says the moved down there. Now having a traveller, Steve, who was on his the street and three strip clubs minutes for our turn on the shut- catch on. It's a collection of song has "been getting good group of six people, we decided way out of the building. almost In a row next to our hotel: tle bus to take us there. simple arm movements fol- response and a lot of the best thing to do would be to As I proceeded to exit after Two signs that we were pretty They handed out a self-guiding lowed by a jump and half-turn. requests." rent a big car so we all could stay him I nearly tripped over an an- close to the airport. tour tape recording and head set The tongoneo Is less robotic "It hasn't reached the level together after our long joumey guish-wrought mass I quickly On our way into the liquor so we could peruse the mansion and slightly more compli- of Macarena," Behar says. there to see them. identified as Steve. store we gave a begging bum a at our leisure. Steve, being the cated. It combines a series of "But we've been playing Ma- The cheapest place we could "What the hell did you do?" I dollar just for detaching himself dorkasaurus that he is, decided turns, quick steps, hip sway- carena for seven months. It is find was a mom-and-pop shop politely inquired of the heap on from its outside wall. He kindly he couldn't wait and started the ing and pelvic thrusts that beginning to build the same called "Jerry Lewis Auto." Too the sidewalk as It pulled itself up offered to watch our car for us, tape early. "Wow, did you guys make Elvis look stiff. way Macarena did." excited to know any better, we and a small crowd began to but upon leaving, we caught a know that Elvis's bedroom was "Everything has its time," did all the paper work before we gather around. glimpse of him slipping into one right next to his mom's so he says Raul, a member of the Mendez, who' remixed the caught our first glimpse of the "I twisted my ankle jumping of the strip Joints across the way. could crawl into bed with her group Mestizzo that sings the song in English for radio Buick from Hell. off the park bench. Gotta walk it Sneaky bum! when he got scared?" song and came up with the stations and nightclubs, sees it It was a 1986 Park Avenue off!" He started limping around If we saw him again, we were "Shut up, Steve," I snarled provocative dance. "This as the successor to the Macar- piece of junk that was as ugly as the parking lot in a dramatic way, going to ask him if he'd like to through clenched teeth. might not be the next Macar- ena, which reached the top of a Jack-O Lantern in January. The flailing about like some zombie accompany us to Graceland, but "Or that he had a television in ena, but it's the next step." Billboard's Top 40. paint was peeling off over 80 from the "Night of the Living the car was packed airtight every room of his house so he From Montgomery, Ala. to "It's taking over," he says. percent of the car's body, and the Dead" movies. Using the life- already, so he'd have to ride in could become super smart on Chicago to New York, the La- "Macarena opened the door." "Service Engine Soon" light kept saving skills he learned in the the trunk. Believe me, it's much world issues?" tin line dance craze has ex- The phones at Miami radio flickering for the better part of National Guard, George fash- more difficult than it seems to "SHUT UP, STEVE!." we all ploded. station Power 96 have been an hour before it finally decided ioned an ice pack from some of persuade a bum to get Into the said In unison and pulled the plug Yankee Stadium currently busy since the station played to stay on all together. After get- the objects floating around in the trunk of your car. on him before he could tell us claims the record for the most the remix, Mendez says. A ting used to the non-stop backfir- cooler. After we all finished Saturday morning appeared about the man's bathroom habits. people doing the Macarena at competing station requested ing, and disposing of a few dead gawking at Steve's softball-slzed and once again we all piled into The mansion itself was supris- a sports event More than the remix the next day from pedestrians, we were on our way. ankle, were on the road again. the Park Avenue for our 1.7 mile 50,000 did it in New York to the record company. The trip down to Memphis was Eight Waffle Houses and 90 trek down Elvis Presley Boule- See ELVIS, MMT aurau* HMI page eight The • News Friday, November 1, 1996 Bean spreads cheer in lima

Mitch Wain "Everybody Just loved Beanie. dren, showing them positive, dren, mugging for cameras and The Associated Press Kids. Adults," Rodabaugh said happy things, you can be a waving to friends. Why a Lima bean? Beanie," she said. "I love Beanie,'' said a grinning LIMA, Ohio - Sure, this blue- "When you look at it, the first It Is easy to poke fun at Beanie 7-year-old Damien Burge. collar city has weathered some thing you think of is Lima," she and similar mascots, said Mi- "He's a cool bean," opined tough times. Sure, hundreds of said. chael Marsden, a popular culture Aaron Gay, 8. Lima workers hove been Idled by Beanie's popularity has spaw- factory closings - one plant's ned a line of "Beanie-wear" to workforce dropped from nearly " J guess if a purple dinosaur can talk to benefit Lima-Allen County 4,000 to 750. Neighborhoods In Partnerships, But Lima has something spe- children, why not a green bean?" a nonprofit network of 26 neigh cial going for it. borhood group associations. Lima has Beanie. Beanie Is a 7-foot tall Lima Christine Rodabaugh Beanie T-shirts - adorned with bean who wears a goofy smile Lima's Neighborhood Support Program a picture of the mascot and the and a red baseball cap. He at- slogan "I've Bean to Lima" - sell tends public events and visits for $10. For another $10, a Beanie schools; his mission is to make Beanie is ageless, genderless professor at Northern Michigan baseball cap can be had and a the folks in Lima feel good about and speechless. It communicates University. gold-plated pin with Beanie's this city of 45,000. through a Beanie buddy, who "But on the other side of the image that says "I'm a Lima Amazingly, it seems to work. It stands by Beanie, leading it coin, you also open yourself up to Bean," sells for $5. is no exaggeration to say that through crowds and answering an affectionate identification. It And then there's the Beanie Beanie is the most popular le- questions on its behalf. may be ridiculous at first, but it theme song, to the tune of gume around. Twenty-four people have been sort of grows on you," he said. "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star": Beanie, says Bill Anderson, 56, trained to be Beanie and Beanie "A community that has a cer- "Beanie, Beanie, we love you, is "a real bright spot for the buddies, who wear "Love Thy tain sense of humor about itself And we love each other, too; community. Especially after Neighbor" shirts and red base- is going to be well-received. Lima Love thy neighbor. everything we've been through. ball caps. has had a hard edge to it. It has Love thy town, We need Beanie." The costume is huge - 7 feet been an economically depressed Lima is the best around; Christine Rodabaugh, head of tall, 4 feet wide and, of course, area. And here Is something that Lima, Lima, I love you, Lima's Neighborhood Support shaped like a lima bean. It weighs is lighthearted and I think it And I love my neighbor, tool" Program, created Beanie two 9 pounds, 7 ounces and rests on a probably will work for them. You years ago to draw attention to the padded harness. wait to create the Image that Bring to mind a certain lovable agency's work. What does It take to be a Lima is a good place to visit and tyrannasaurus whose name also She presented city leaders with Beanie? Beanie's doing that." begins with a B? her Idea last year. They were Im- "You have to like people and Beanie has become a hit at "We would love to do some pressed - so much so, that local you have to keep your mouth local schools, teaching little ones large-scale marketing," Roda- businesses chipped in. A restau- shut. The hardest part is not talk- how to be a good neighbor and baugh said. "We just got a mar- rant paid $2,500 for Beanie's cos- ing," Rodabaugh said. respect other people's property. keting committee together. tume, designed by the same Penny Daniel, a trained Beanie, On a recent visit to Faurot El- Beanie's message of 'love thy company that created characters said it's a lot of fun. Any ribbing ementary School, Beanie was neighbor' really pertains to No, you're not seeing things. That IS a seven-foot tall Lima bean talk- for McDonald's. - jokes about bean soup, for ex- mobbed by throngs of adoring everybody. I guess if a purple ing to a small (and probably terrified) child. Contrary to the rumors, Beanie's first appearance was ample - are laughed off, she said. prepubescent fans. Beanie dinosaur can talk to children, however, Beanie is relatively harmless and a friend to all living July 4,1995 at a city parade. "If you like working with chil- worked the crowd, hugging chll- why not a green bean?" she said. things. ELVIS Continued from page eight. ingly small. Every room had tons Next we saw the of mirrors and shiny furry things "Sincerely Elvis" in really bad oranges, greens, yellows, and browns. The jungle museum. Three room was definately the coolest, dollars and fifty cents with a waterfall rolling down one worth of all the 16 FLAVORS ON TAP' «g§k of the walls and carpet on the ceiling. I took pictures of every useless junk your room In the house. Outside at his eyes could handle. resting place, we had to sit around gawking at El vis's burial i mi i -i r jfc^frna^ site while Steve finished going provided me with more informa- through the tour a second time. tion that I ever cared to know He had to make the most of his about one person. Everything be- See Cleveland's #1 Reggae Band nine bucks. tween the time before he was Next we saw the "Sincerely born in Tupelo, Mississippi, until Elvis" museum. Three dollars after he died on the toilet (they and fifty cents worth of all the found his colon to be blocked useless junk your eyes could with a grey claylike matter and handle. Photographs, fan mall, he had a heart attack trying des- his army uniform, wedding perately to pass it). The man be- clothes, Lisa Marie's riding hind the legend was reduced FIRST LIGHT saddle, a television he shot with a from an untouchable icon to pistol, books, home videos, mud- spent at least $70 on anything my merely a dumbass momma's boy dy boots, credit cards, receipts, grubby little hands could carry. I who just got lucky. cigarette butts, half eaten pork bought post cards, magnets, But nonetheless, I still came rinds, underwear, a gold inlaid matchboxes, playing cards, a out a bigger fan than I ever Friday, November 1 at 10 P.M. toothbrush, used kleenex, and T-shirt, earrings, a necklace, thought I could be before I went. hairbrush lint Not a whole lot three mugs, guitar strings, and a I guess it's easy to get caught up was left to the imagination. pen all emblazened with the in the enigma of Graceland when Well, at least most of that stuff image of Elvis, the name "Grace- you're surrounded with hundreds was In the museum, anyway. land," or his goofy little 'Taking of tourists from around the coun- After choking down some dis- Care of Business in a Flash" try who crowd there, elbow to el- gusting tourist feed at the symbol they branded on his bow, even In the off-season. You "Heartbreak Hotel Cafe," we tombstone. can't really blame them, though, cruised the gift shops where I My pilgrimage to Graceland with all those shiny objects.

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Paid (or by tha Wood County Democrat* Party; A.B Baldwin, Chair, 338 S. Main St., Bowling Oman, OH 43402. Ph. 352-5299 or eM-2252 Friday, November 1,1996 The l>' i News page nine 'Sleepers' chilling Reviews but still delightful Rusted Root Countinq Crows Nicola Stoner Carolyn Ma|esky Scott Shrlner pathy from the audience. The Back Pages The Back Pages The Back Pages Brad Pitt plays Michael as an adult in a remarkably restrained Although Rusted Root began in I Just walked In a couple The new movie Sleepers is performance of controlled but in- the late Mrs and released their minutes ago and realized I had supposedly based on the actual tense anger forward his child- first album, "Cruel Sun," which this CD to review for you, the re- experiences of Lorenzo Car- hood abusers, and proves to me contains the hit "Send Me On My cord buying public The CD in calerra, the author of the book once again, as he did In last Way," in 1993, they did not be- question is "Recovering the it's based upon. That this movie year's Twelve Monkeys, that he is come well known until a year Satellites," the new release from might be a true story is a fright- a much better actor than I origi- later. Counting Crows. This album ening thought. It's a very capti- nally had him pegged for. Lor- It was then that they signed comes out on the heels of the vating and Interesting film, but enzo (Shakes) is played by Jason with Mercury records and began Crow's six-time platinum album it's also very disturbing at some Patric (you might remember him touring with mainstream popular "August and Everything After" points. from The Lost Boys, he's also the artists such as The Grateful which produced the hit "Mr. Swami Swampy's Horoscope Set In late 1960's, the first half guy who's taking over the Keanu Dead, The Dave Matthews Band, Jones." of the film takes place in New Reeves role for Speed 2 next and the Allman Brothers. Their York City, where four boys in summer) as a man who wants major label debut, "When I The songs on "Recovering the Swami Swampy Luckily for you, the Halloween their early teens named John, desperately to forget what hap- Woke," has earned the band a Satellites" vary from soothing The Back Pages candy you ate wasn't poisoned. Tommy, Michael, and 'Shakes' pened to him as a boy but contin- somewhat large following, sell- and melancholy to fast and hard- (the character ' Lorenzo based ues to be haunted by his experi- ing over a million copies since its hitting to soft and romantic. Each Yes, after a multi-week hiatus Taurus(April 20 - May 20): upon himself) are sent to the ences. The young actors who play 1994 release. song on this album has something that has yet to be explained by Make sure to check your under- Wilkinson Home For Boys be- Michael, Shakes, John and To- Fans of Rusted root will be for everyone. Whether you're in BG's slimy omniscient protector, wear drawer for spiders this cause they accidentally killed a mmy in the film's early segments happy to know that "Remember," a great mood or a terrible mood, Swami Swampy has returned! week. man. Once they arrive at the (one of whom is Brad Renfro, the follow-up to "When I Woke" there's a song which makes you What matters is not where he school, they are subject to the best known from The Client) do a is worth the two-year wait. Pro- feel that much better. was, however, what matters is Gemlnl(May 21 - June 21): If physical and sexual abuse by good Job of showing the boys' duced by ex-Talking Head, Jerry With each track, lead singer that he is back) you continue to scratch that rash, several of the guards, most nota- changing from innocence to bit- Harrison, who has worked with Adam Duritz puts a certain feel- it's going to keep spreading! bly one named Sean Nokes. They terness and fear after their expe- bands such as Live and Crash ing into the songs, adding the Scorplo(Oct. 23 - Nov. 21): An are released a year later and the riences at Wilkinson. Test Dummies, the CD is filled emotion which the tracks and lyr- arranged meeting with a person CancerfJune 22 - July 22>: Plan film flashes forward to 1981. Perhaps the most interesting with a variety of musical styles. ics call for. Whether singing the whom you look up to will result in on waking up bald sometime next John and Tommy, now in their performance in Sleepers is From the Eastern-tinged sound melancholy ballad "Catapult" or him/her looking down upon you. week. Yes, completely bald. We'- late 20's, encounter Nokes in a Robert DeNlro's rendition of of "Faith I Do Believe" to the the soft and romantic "Goodnight re talking cue-ball bald. Shiny. Sagittarius Nov. 22 - Dec. 21): bar and murder him on the spot. Father Bobby, a childhood friend slow and mellow, "Circle of Re- Elizabeth," Duritz uses his voice Hairless. Smooth as a baby's Michael, now a lawyer, works of the four boys who later must membrance," to the more upbeat, to express the feelings of the Circumcisions are rapant among butt. with Shakes, now a journalist, to decide whether to help them and "Virtual Reality," a song that is song. this sign this week. Sorry. use this incident to expose the in doing so, condone the murder impossible to sit still to, the Leo(July 23 - Aug. 22): The savage abuse and mistreatments of the guard. Dustin Hoffman, album has something for I should mention that "Re- CapriconKDec. 22 - Jan. 19): ringing in your ears isn't because You know that Halloween candy taking place at Wilkinson, which Bruno Kirby (.Good Morning, whatever mood you may be in. covering the Satellites" debuts at someone's talking about you, it's they have mostly kept silent Vietnam) and Minnie Driver Even though "Remember" con- number one on the Billboard you ate... uh... well... it's drugs. because you're going deaf! about during the in-between (Circle of Friends) also provide tains a wide range of styles, each charts this week. So, could "Re- years. some interesting supporting song still has that familiar covering the Satellites" repeat Aquarius

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