The BG News April 9, 2001

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2 ;! State Unversty MONDAY Aprl 9, 200 Falcons score 77 runs n four-game sweep of Buffalo; PAGE 8 dependent student press SHOWERS HIGH 70 LOW: 52 VOLUME 90 ISSUE 28 Cost of college loans surprse many students Students may fnd they owe more n college loans than they thnk By Lz Guard ll-ride CARBONDAIJ-, III. Students may be fallng deeper nto debt accordng to a report released by the State Publc Interest Research Groups' Hgher Educaton Project. The report, "Bg Ixans, Bgger Problems," sad students do not realze how much debt they are gettng nto n college because they do not factor n the extra costs that come wth loans. "If Istudents] do not understand loan costs, they may borrow more than they can afford and experence dffculty repayng ther loans," the report states. For example, most students at Southern Illnos Unversty at Carbondale take out loans under the Federal Drect Stafford Loan program. Ths program has a 3 percent orgnaton fee, whch can add a few hundred dollars to a loan. Then, when repayng the loans, nterest also becomes a factor. Under the Stafford Ixan program, nterest can clmb to 8.25 percent, addng even more "Students frequently experence 'stcker shock'at graduaton when they fnd out ther debt s much larger than they planned." to the orgnal loan, although t vares from year to year and person to person. "Students frequently experence 'stcker shock' at graduaton when they fnd out ther debt s much larger than they planned or expected," the report states. "Students do understate what they owe n loans. I get students HI6HER EDUCATIOM PROJECT REPORT n my offce when they graduate and they say, 'No way that's what I owe,' But then we look at t tem by tem and they say, Oh, I guess that s rght.,'" Rck Steudel, assstant drector of fnancal ad, sad. The average amount an SIUC student owes after four years of borrowng s SI 0, II. But accordng to the report, a student who goes to school for fve years can take out up to $22,625 n federal loans. Students are then requred to pay off the loans. Students are offered three payment optons; the standard, the extended and the graduated, and are requred to pay at least $50 each month untl the loan s pad off. Dependng on the payment plan chosen, t can take some students up to 30 years to repay ther loans. Accordng to the report, college leaders argue the current loan lmts have not kept up wth college costs. Students are then forced to take out loans from more expensve, prvate-label nsttutons drvng them even further nto debt. The report s callng on Congress to make loans more affordable to students by elmnatng the fees that baffle them when the tme comes to repay the loan. The report also states that Congress should ncrease the amount of loans students can receve. Steudel sad that although more loans wll eventually mean more debt, at least students would not have to resort to prvate nsttutons and hgher nterest rates. Weekend T-storms create wet, muddy fun V.». ' ^. * V ' ' '. : 3Kff529P&$l^yJ SflH S*SVS«fc-'! '.... >. - - '... > x...." - '. **& *A*,L S?*3S - ' ^Ik " 4 : " , - *^.t c ( mz ' ' - : 'rm r kj!t5-3s%* ^ '. - : &tet l^g _T\ 'V ^»mhfc5m Mchael Lehmkuhle BG Km FACE FULL OF MUD: Tm Kress, freshman, dves head frst nto the mud n front of Roger's Hall Saturday evenng. A bref spurt of heavy ran and hgh wnds on Saturday left water standng on the lawn and gave students the chance to create ther own waterpark. More ran s expected ths week. Faculty lkely to strke at U. Hawa By Mary Vorsno U WIRE HONOLULU Unless a deal can be hammered out between the state and the Unversty of Hawa Professonal Assembly by mdnght Wednesday nght, a faculty strke wll begn Thursday. Wth negotatons between the state and the Unversty of Hawa Professonal Assembly at a stalemate, a strke seems Inevtable to many students and faculty members, but Alexander Malahoff, presdent of UHPA. remans optmstc. "We'll proceed (wth negotatons) rght down to de last mnute," Malahoff sad. The unon wll meet wth a federal medator and the state tor ther thrd consecutve meetngwednesday at 8:30 a.m. I Malahoff sad that the proceedngs on Monday and Tuesday were "cordal," but resolved nothng. ; "We've examned what the sn l. ons are on both sdes," he sad. A d the sdes are lstenng lo each other." - The strke has no defnte end t date and could go on as long as needed. Musto sad. Malahoff sad that "nobody wants a strke," but that students and admnstraton understand the need for one. Musto sad that he hopes a settlement wth the state can be reached but doubts a deal wll be made before Aprl 5. Malahoff sad the state and the UHPA are stll tryng to fnd a soluton. THE STRIKE III I Admnstraton has sad that students are to report to classes tomorrow and wat at least 0 mnutes, even n the event of a strke, unless otherwse nstructed by professors. After that, sad Dean Smth, senor vce presdent and executve vce chancellor, students may leave and assume that ther professor s on strke. Pcket lnes are expected to be postoned at the man entry pont to campus and unon members wll staff the lnes n three-hour shfts, startng at HAWAII STRIKE. PAGE 5 Sex educaton under fre Mnnesota state representatves say students can't use state grants to fund AIDS preventon program By K.C. Howard U-WIBS MINNEAPOUS The Unversty of Mnnesota's Programs n Human Sexualty are under scrutny at the State Captol for controversal AIDS educaton. Rep. Tm Wlken, R-Eagan, ntroduced a bll last month that would prevent the Unversty from recevng state grants for AIDS preventon programs. "I put n a bll to put a lttle bt of accountablty to how taxpayers' dollars are spent," Wlken sad. PHS came under fre when the Mnneapols Safer Sex Sluts, a local volunteer organzaton, gave what some legslators descrbed as a "racey" presentaton n a PHS semnar last February. "I've seen some of the Sluts' materal," sad Rep. Fran Bradley, R-Rochester, who co-authored the bll. "I thnk ths s a chance to have an accountng as to why tax- payer money s used,for very offensve materals." State grants account for $57,232. or one-thrd of the Unversty's AIDS preventon budget. The PHS department orchestrates the Unversty's AIDS educaton programs and depends entrely on grants and prvate fundng. "We rely on state fundng to reach those most at rsk n Mnnesota," sad professor Smon Rosser, drector of PHS' communty health. The presentaton, called "Vulva Rots," was slated for bsexual and lesban women. It had a program warnng that stated, "Ths show contans explct, erotc materal, some of whch may make you laugh." Local conservatve organzatons such as the Mnnesota Famly Councl are opposed to PHS' and the Safer Sex Sluts' strateges for AIDS educaton. "They're promotng and subsdzng actvtes whch I thnk the majorty of Mnnesotans would be very opposed to." TOM PRICHARD, PRESIDENT OF MINNESOTA FAMILY COUNCIL The organzaton's Web ste states that the Unversty's Queer Student Cultural Center funded the Sluts' presentaton. "It's an offensve use of taxpayer d ll,n s sad Tom Prchard, presdent of the councl. "Ths partcular group ddn't get any money, but money was spent on t. There s just a semantc pont of where," Wlken sad. The Unversty, however, mantans t never gave fundng to the group; the Mnnesota Department of Health confrms ths poston. "We don't fund (Safer Sex Sluts) and nor does the Unversty," sad lula Ashley, actng secton manager for the health department's AIDS/STD secton. Despte the Unversty's denal, Prchard mantaned the Safer Sex Sluts presentaton would never SEX EDUCATION. PAGE 5 Panel debates drug war By Alex Knjsbury U HIRE WASHINGTON "We are losng the drug war. If, as they say, we were wnnng the drug war why are they ncreasng de budget for t?" sad Kevn Zees, a GW Law School graduate and presdent of Common Sense for Drug Polcy, as he sat on a panel of experts on the subject Wednesday nght at the George Washngton Unversty. The GW Internatonal Affars Socety sponsored the panel that ncluded representatves from the Whte House Drug Control Polcy Offce, Common Sense for Drug Polcy, Amnesty Internatonal, and a George Washngton Unversty professor of Latn Amercan Studes. The four-member panel spoke on the ssue and took questons from the more than 40 students packed nto the small conference room. "There are not problems wd the drug war," Rchard I. Baum, a Senor Polcy Analyst at the Whte House's Offce of Natonal Drug Control Polcy, told U-WIRE. "There may be mstakes wth the plan but there are no problems." Baum defended the government's polcy aganst a barrage of arguments from the other three panelsts and the crowd. The "war on drug" offcally began n 989 when, then Presdent, Bush, delvered hs frst prme tme televsed address. Followng on the heels of Nancy Reagan's "lust Say No" campagn, the program enjoyed ntal publc support. Snce then the drug war has seen varous changes and ncarnatons, however, t stll remans true to ts orgnal blueprnt. The major focus of the drug war s to stop the nternatonal mportng of drugs from countres such as Mexco and Columba, n addton to provdng treatment and preventon programs at home. The drug war has been blamed for the overcrowdng of prsons, human rghts abuses, and a varety of other complants. The drug war has also come under ncreasng crtcsm ncludng the move "Traffc" whch portrays the war as futle and wasteful. One ssue rased by the panel was the Colomban polcy of sprayng coca felds wth poson spray. "There s ncredble bodversty n the Amazon regon," sad Zees. "The sprayng and actvtes that they are dong down there s llegal n Amerca." lames lones, professor of DRUG WAR, PAGE 5

3 2 Monday, Aprl BG NEWS Chna wals lor "We're sorry".s. only expresses "ny^rwl." al plane crash Endng crucal to Chna-U.S. relatons By m Lester IH[ HSSOCIMF.0 PRESS WASHINGTON - As the standoff over the detaned crew of a downed Amercan spy plane entered ts second week, top Bush admnstraton offcals sad Sunday a quck resoluton was crucal to avod further stranng U.S.-Chna relatons. Contnued delay n sendng the 24 Amercans home could have repercussons on Captol Hll, sad members of Congress, ctng a possble trade fght later ths year and an upcomng decson on U.S. weapons sales to Tawan. The admnstraton refused agan to apologze for the collson between a Chnese fghter jet and the U.S. plane, whch was forced to make an emergency landng on an sland n southern Chna The Chnese jet and ts plot are mssng. Over the weekend, the Chnese mltary took a tough stance on who was to blame and has called for an end to the survellance flghts. U.S. offcals sad the flghts wll contnue. Secretary of State Coln Powell sad the Unted States was "sorry" about the plot's fate as he used a word the admnstraton has generally avoded. But he emphaszed the Unted States should not and wll not apologze for the collson of the planes. Powell. Vce Presdent Dck Cheney and the presdent's natonal securty advser, Condoleezza Rce, sad an extended standoff threatened to make t harder to repar relatons between the two countres. " don't want to put a tmetable on t: every day that goes by wthout havng t resolved rases the rsks to the long-term relatonshp," Cheney sad on NBC's "Meet the Press." Admnstraton offcals were careful to avod spellng out specfc consequences of further delay. Shftng from a dplomatc to a personal level, the Whte House sad the presdent had answered the mssng plot's dstraught wfe, who had wrtten Bush and accused hs admnstraton of beng "too cowardly" to offer an apology. Bush's letter was sent Sunday to the U.S. Embassy n Bejng whch would forward t to the Chnese Foregn Mnstry for delvery to the plot's wfe, the Whte House sad. The text of the letter was not avalable. "The purpose of the letter s to respond n a humantaran way, n an Amercan way, to a wdow who s grevng," Powell sad on "Fox News Sunday." "Whatever you thnk about the poltcs of t, she's lost her husband." "We have expressed regrets, we've expressed our sorrow, and we are sorry that a lfe was lost.'powell sad, referrng to the mssng plot. In comparson, he offered ths explanaton for the U.S. poston on an apology to Bejng for the collson: "The queston of apology s somethng qute dfferent, because then we are beng asked to accept responsblty. And that we have not done, can't do, and therefore won't apologze for that." Cheney rejected the descrpton of the crew as "hostages" by Rep. Henry Hyde, Rll. Cheney sad the Unted States has access to them and they were beng treated well. But Sen. Chrstopher I Kd D-Conn., sad, "We'regettng precarously close to that." Bush spent the weekend at Camp Davd, conferrng wth ades, ncludng Rce and senor advser Karen Hughes. Rce sad Bush had not personally called Chnese Presdent lang Zemn because that s an opton he can use one tme and "one wants to use when t really mght make a dfference." The presdent returned to Washngton Sunday evenng but gnored questons from reporters as he went nto the Whte House. In Chna, U.S. Ambassador Joseph Prueher had two meetngs Sunday wth Chnese offcals and reported back to State Department offcals. U.S. offcals were allowed to meet wth eght members of the crew Saturday, not all 24 members, Rce sad. "We have clearly sad to the Chnese that we want access to our people and we want unfettered access to our people," she sad on CNN's "late Edton." "I thnk they're pawns beng used by the Chnese to try to gan some goals that they're not gong to acheve," sad Sen. Carl levn, D-Mch. The Chnese have been concerned about ssues such as U.S. arms sales to Tawan and a Assocated Press Photo THE SEARCH CONTINUES: Fshermen prepare a small boat at an nlet at Hakou, on Chna's Hanan Island Sunday. Chna Is enlstng hundreds ot fshng boats, n what t calls Its largest ever sea search, for mssng fghter plot Wang We. proposed ant-mssle sheld. lawmakers frustrated the mpasse was draggng on sad t could lead to a btter fght later ths year f Congress s asked to extend trade benefts to Bejng: possble U.S. opposton to Chna's bd to stage the Olympcs n 2008: and an arms package Bush s now consderng for Tawan, whch Chna consders a renegade provnce. "There are a lot of very sgnf- cant thngs whch f Chna would... step up and solve tls thng now, wll more lkely occur," sad GOP Sen. John Warner of Vrgna, charman of the Senate Armed Servces Commttee. Tawan s seekng an arms package that ncludes four destroyers equpped wth the Navy's most advanced ant-mssle radar system. Some lawmakers cautoned aganst usng trade relatons as a weapon, notng the potental mportance of Chna as a tradng partner. Rce, meantme, sad Chna may not fully understand U.S. resolve n the confrontaton. "The Chnese government should not underestmate on ths sde ether the feelng of the Amercan people that ths was an emergency landng of a crew that was n dstress, and that we now need to resolve ths," she sad. Drver Neeaeu. Are you a mornng person wth relable transportaton? The BGNews s lookng for a mature ndvdual to delver papers for 3 hours startng at 6>amf Outstandng Wages! Only apply f you or* IOO% relable. Stop by 2.0* West Hall for an Applcaton. *AR STUDENT EVERY YM* FACE THE ORGANIZATION g B TURNOVER C *4VLLENGE OF 0^' s0 LUTIONS! * WE HAVE SOM* OFFICER TRANSITION WORKSHOPS WHO: Open to All! WHEN: Tuesday, Aprl 0 from 7:30-9:00 p.m. Or Wednesday, Aprl from 6:00-7:30 p.m. WHERE: Olscamp Hall 04 FYI: Refreshments provded LOCATION. 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5 4 Monday, Aprl BG NEWS KOSHER MEAT TO COST MORE WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Shoppers wll pay more for that kosher brsket on the table ths Passover n the wake of a fre that destroyed the naton's bggest kosher slaughterhouse. The fre took place n December at ConAgra's beef plant n Garden Cty. Supples are also tght because of the recent stoppage of meat mports OPINION U-WIRE EDITOBJAL U.S.-Chna relatons need rectfyng KENT, Oho A collson between a U.S. EP-3E Ares II spy plane and Chnese fghter jet has left one Chnese plot mssng and 24 U.S. crew members held captve on Hanan Island off the coast of manland Chna. Fault for the collson remans dsputed, but already tense relatons between the two natons have been aggravated by the dplomatc standstll that has ensued. Chnese offcals are demandng an apology before returnng the crew members, whle the Unted States seems reluctant to gve one and demand the plane be returned untouched. At present, Presdent Bush and Secretary of State Coln Powell have each expressed "regret" the ncdent occurred, but such expressons fall well short of the apology demanded by Chna The Whte House s handlng the stuaton well, and no apology should be gven. Spyng s a trade of natons, and Chna would hardly pour forth an apology f the stuaton were reversed. In fact, as s so often the case, ths dplomatc exchange seems chldsh. One can almost hear the 2-year-old mentalty of "apologze or else" comng from the polcy gurus n Bejng. YOU DECIDE What do you thnk out reacton to Chna's demands should be? Let us know at bgnews@lstproc.bgsu.edu. That sad, t should be recognzed by U.S. offcals that senstve nformaton fallng nto the hands of adversares s a rsk run when conductng such mssons. Faultng the Chnese for shadowng the spy plane dsregards the knds of measures that could be expected from the U.S. mltary f a Chnese spy plane were hoverng so close to Amercan terrtory. Let's face t: The plane wasn't there to study the mgratory patterns of brds, and the Chnese had every rght to be suspcous and concerned. Unlke many Amercans, Chnese offcals are unlkely to have forgotten the accdental bombng of Chnese embasses under the Clnton Admnstraton. The plane, however, s property of the U.S. government and should be promptly returned. Askng the Chnese mltary not to look through the materal on board may be necessary but qute nave. That's lke askng Robert Downey Jr. not to snort coke. In addton, the crew members were traned to destroy much of the senstve equpment upon landng What remans to be seen n that plane may be senstve, but s unlkely to brng natonal securty to ts knees. If the U.S. crew members are not returned, Presdent Bush s expected to take acton. Possbltes nclude: wthdrawal of dplomats from Bejng ' cancellaton of mltary lason ' hnderng Chna's entry to the World Trade Organzaton cancellaton of Presdent Bush's planned vst to Chna n October opposng Chna's bd for the 2008 Olympcs. All of these measures are last resorts n the dplomatc standoff, but they stand as a testament of the resolve of the admnstraton. All of ths brngs to lght a need for better relatons between the Unted States and Chna Wth the advent of the global communty, natons are lkely to contnue colldng wth each other, both fguratvely and lterally. U-WIRE COLUMN Come on, gve me some lovr AT ISSUE No matter what we desre n lfe, all our desres come back to the need for love. BLACKSBURG, Va. There s a tme n everyone's lfe when they realze exactly what they have. They know ther popularty level, ther socal standng, the magntude of ther academc success and so on. When we reach ths pont of assessment, we are quckly left wth two feelngs. The frst s the desre for more of what we have. If we recognze our successes n whatever the feld may be, we want more success and more recognton for t. Secondly, we get a feelng of ncompleteness. At some pont, we all have wondered f lfe can actually be as pontless as t sometmes seems. I'm sure these feelngs escalate n the college envronment where many students are forced nto a routne of academc rgor, leavng them exhausted and stressed out Endurng through hard work and frustraton s defntely worth the pan, provded that t results n somethng longed for. For example, I'm sure most graduates of ths unversty who have used ther hghly respected degrees to obtan hgh payng and comfortable jobs would agree that the pan they went through to get ther degree was well worth t. Everythng n my precedng paragraph s nothng short of common knowledge. But I wrte ths to the reader who sees no pont n dshng out the effort anymore. To many, t s smply not worth the ettort to try at anythng Relatonshps have left them hurt, and maybe school has left them dscouraged. Maybe even ther close frends have turned ther backs on them and that's what really hurts the most when all else s taken away. I would have to say that nothng leaves me more hurt and vulnerable than not feelng accepted or cared about. Whether t s a grl, one of my buddes or someone n my famly. Rejecton leaves me empty and alone. Let's assume for a mnute that there was someone out there who would totally accept us no matter what we dd. no matter how badly we let them down and no matter how nsecure and ncapable we are on our own. Let's even further assume that ths person knows everythng about us, both the good and bad. They know the horrble thoughts MICHAEL KHEIR Vrgna Tech. we've had about people, our rotten motves, the selfshness we're always tryng to fulfll and even our greatest fears and nsecurtes. I gve ths scenaro because t's nce to thnk that ths s the way lfe could be. And f that s what lfe was lke, wouldn't we all stop tryng to lve up to ths game of lfe? By the game of lfe, I mean the endless effort we put ourselves through to be accepted. We try n the academc area to gan respect from our parents and the workng world. Wfe try n the socal area so we can have respect for beng well lked. I'm not sayng that puttng tme and effort nto these thngs s a waste, but I'm sayng we try at these thngs for the sole purpose of acceptance. So the queston remans, how would we act dfferently f there was the deal lover of ourselves that I descrbed above? Would we care anymore f our buddes down the hall thought we were smart or athletc or successful n any aspect? Would we ever feel nsecure about how we' re thought of by socety, by outsders, by our frends? I would have to argue that nothng would really bother us anymore. We would feel complete satsfacton knowng we had that someone who cared through everythng we ever went through. We would never have that urge to search for somethng more. I say ths because I beleve that all the searchng we do n lfe s done to fnd more love. The real heart of the matter s we all have the need of uncondtonal love. We wander through ths lfe tryng to get as much love as we can. We realze we can never have complete love, but take what we can get and hope future events gve us the chance for more love. It may be hard to accept ths theory as completely accurate because of ts very cut and dry nature. I beleve almost all our actons, motves, desres and reasons for lvng are all drectly or ndrectly based n our need (as human bengs) for endless love. PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET How dd you spend your weekend (snce t was nce out)? JOHN LEARNED JUNIOR LANGUAGE ARTS "Playng catch and drawng all nght." - SHELLEY BYLICA FRESHMAN UNDECIDED "Roller-bladng, vstng frends back home." KEVIN B0YD FRESHMAN EXERCISE SPECIALIST "Roller-bladng, {?} mud sldng on the feld" Thnk about they who touch your pckles Who's touched your pckle? Anyone who has been on campus lately has probably seen a flyer, sheet banner or marker board wth ths queston on t. I'm sure many thngs have entered people's mnds as they read ths queston. However, f ths queston were to be taken lterally, would you know the answer? And. yes, we are speakng of food here! When we go to the grocery store, there are no labels that tell us whose hands have pcked the vegetables sold there. We don't know f they were the hands of a sx-year-old chld. We don't know f the famly who pcked our vegetables was gven a 2x2 shack wthout plumbng to lve n. Do we know f the eght-year-old hands that have touched our pckles have a rash on them from pestcdes or callouses from workng 2-hour days? We do know that someone has to pck the food we eat Someone has to touch our pckles, tomatoes and beets. We need to begn placng mportance on the work we wll not do, but rely upon three tmes a day for our meals. The fact s that almost all our fruts and vegetables were n the hands of a worker before we put them n our carts. We rely upon mgrant workers for our health, but we do not pay a moment's notce to ther health. Many farm workers have become members of the Farm labor Organzng Commttee (FLOC). FLOC's goal s to establsh unon contracts between the worker, farmer and the corporaton, because the corporaton sets the standards for farmers. Change has to begn wth the corporatons, because, wth a non-complyng corporaton, a farmer has no real power. lowever, Mt. Olve Pckle Co., one of the most powerful pckle dstrbutors, refuses to enter nto negotatons wth FLOC. They have no desre to provde workers wth a decent lvng wage, safe workng condtons (wthout exposure to pestcdes) or lmts to ther 2-hour days and sx to seven days of work a week. Unfortunately, chldren, whose bodes are affected most severely from pestcdes, have less of a voce than ther margnalzed parents. Mt. Olve Pckle, however, assumes no responsblty for ths. Hstory tells us that we have the power to force a corporaton n ths stuaton to make ther practces more humane. Campbell soup has entered nto unon contracts wth FLOC n response to an eght-year boycott of ther products. So, what does ths mean? It means that we have power. If boycottng Campbell soup products can change ther practces, boycottng Mt. Olve Pckles can do the same. Reach Out s brngng ths ssue to campus because we do need to know "Who's touched our pckles." To learn more about ths ssue or gve support, you can attend a presentaton by the presdent of FLOC, Baldmar Velazquez, on Wed.. Aprl, at 7:30 p.m. n 5 Educaton Buldng. Reach Out wants to spread the message that we can work together to create change and end the volatons of others' human rghts. MICHELLE GUTIERREZ gut@bgnet.bgsu.edu Best soluton s student nvolvement My father told me. "Don't complan unless you are wllng to get nvolved and help solve the problem." If you thnk there are problems wth Dance Marathon, get nvolved and make a dfference. I am n my thrd year at BGSU. Ths year was the frst tme that I volunteered at Dance Marathon. Durng the tme that I was there, I saw how hard all the staff was workng to make sure that thngs went smoothly. In last Monday's BG News classfed secton, there was an ad for Dance Marathon Somethng of ths sze takes a lot of hard work. If anybody thnks they can solve a problem at Dance Marathon, they (and all students) are welcome to volunteer, lust stop by the Dance Marathon offce, at 450 Saddlemre, or call them at MATTHARKINS harkns@bgnet.bgsu.edu OP7otf op Oof W 2 5 MILLION faac* Cgev-' COVt>0t* <>"* AV VJILU HAv To %Z agaga MMIT\ f^\ =nt \JJVVIJ bgnews@lstproc.bgsu.edu I M V ~^~~^ ^S MS \_n AMYJO L. BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EDITORIAL BOARD MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR J. MICHAEL BESTUL, OPINION EDITOR. TOM REED, PHOTO EDITOR TONY RECZNIK, ON-LINE EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT, COPY CHIEF CRAIG GIFFORD. CHIEF REPORTER

6 BG NEWS CAMPUS Monday. Aprl 9,200 5 Sex educaton crtczed SEX EDUCATION. FROM PAGE have appeared f Ihe Unversty's PHS semnar had never been funded. Prchard sad he also opposed a two-day semnar addressng gay male sexualty, whch he sad PI IS funded. "They're promotng and subsdzng actvtes, whch I thnk the majorty of Mnnesotans would be very opposed to," he sad. Accordng to Rosser, PIIS's communty health drector, the Unversty's programs have an 85 percent satsfactory ratng and ts scentfc studes are some of the most effectve n the naton. The state requres communty panels to revew applcatons for state AIDS grants and decpher the dfference between AIDS educaton and lewd presentatons. "We have submtted programs to the panel and they have concluded that they are good HIV preventon programs and are approprate for Mnnesota," Rosser sad. In lght of allegatons that Unversty programs are sexually napproprate, Rosser sad HIV educaton sometmes requres explct materal. "We don't use any pornography. Ths s adult sex educaton," he sad. Despte ther vared opnons on the nature of Unversty AIDS educaton, nether Rosser nor Wlken have dscussed the ssue wth each other. Though Wlken sad he does not plan to push hard for a hearng, the prospect of havng PHS' fundng cut concerns those at the Unversty. "I'm hopeful ths bll s an opportunty for all partes to be nformed about the cuttng-edge research that s gong on at the Unversty," Rosser sad. Strke threatens graduaton HAWAII STRIKE. FROM PAGE 6 a.m. and lastng for 2 hours. Unversty relatons spokesperson lm Manke sad n an advsory to UII students and staff that f a strke does occur, students and staff can expect mass pcketng. The number wll dwndle, he sad, as the strke progresses. In the event of a strke, nonstrkng employees are expected at work, sad Smth, hut are not requred to perform any of the normal dutes of strkng faculty members. Smth also sad that the unversty would reman open durng the strke, to the best of ts ablty. lean Ehrhom, nterm unversty lbraran, sad that the lbrary wll attempt to reman open durng ts regular hours. Ffty-two UH lbrarans may honor the Get On BG NEWS It! strke, and f they do, sad Ehrhom. the reference secton and other areas of the lbrary may not reman open. Ehrhom sad the lbrary may close earler because of lack of employees but, she sad, the lbrary would take the strke "dayby-day." UIII'A has announced that t may pcket some campuses untl 8 p.m., where nght classes are held. Weekend pcketng can also Ix expected. Pcket lnes may be present, sad UHPA offcals, at campus entrances for athletc events n the lower campus. SAVING THE SEMESTER If the strke lasts more than the holdays left n the semester, the admnstraton s not certan how students could complete the BGNews.com semester wthn the allotted perod, despte the unon's ntentons of savng the semester. The Assocated Students of the Unversty of Hawa may fle a class-acton lawsut aganst the state f the semester s canceled because of the strke. Chrs Gamer, presdent of ASUH, sad hs greatest concerns nclude fnancal ad rembursement and graduaton delays n the event of a prolonged strke. MalahofT sad that he supported students and understood ther need for the sut. Gamer told local meda that f a strke lasts longer than 20 days, students could lose credt for the sprng semester. The ASUH sut would seek rembursement for full tuton fees and may be fled as early as Thursday. Merts of drug war debated DRUG WAR, FROM PAGE Latn Amercan Studes at GW, sad sprayng causes small farmers to loose ther crops and mgrate, burdenng surroundng regons and addng further stress to the already volatle stuaton. He sad the sprayng destroys many legtmate staple crops. Havng traveled extensvely n the regon, Jones added personal testmony to the tragc stuaton. But I-;.m sad opponents that msrepresented the sprayng stuaton frequently mudded the ssue. "It (sprayng) s a mstake," Baum told U-WIRE. "Frequently legtmate crops are klled wth the sprayng." He explaned that s because farmers wll mx ther crops, plantng rows of legtmate crops among the verboten coca plants. He sad that the pessmsm amongst an ncreasng number of academcs and the publc was dangerous. "It s almost lke lazness," Baum sad. "The cvlan populaton down there s caught between armed actors," sad Andrew Mller, from Amnesty Internatonal. "Anyone who speaks out aganst the volence s targeted, journalsts, teachers, actvsts. They are ether kdnapped or klled or just dsappear. And all sdes are engaged n human rghts volatons." A student asked Baum what Get On It! / BGNews.com Powered by: Welcome. Back to another week of classes*'// the ext strategy was for the current drug war, a queston rased by a plethora of crtcs of Ihe antdrug strategy. "The goal s a 50 percent reducton n cocane n fve years," Baum sad. "There are sgns that thngs are workng. We know what we want our country to look lke. No one wants to see more drugs readly avalable." Debate between the panelsts was ntense as each produced a myrad of statstcs to renforce ther postons. "Economsts have realzed that you can't stop the law of supply and demand," Zees sad. "Where there s a demand for drugs there wll be a supply." Lookng to Sell That Fancy Sports Car You Have Stashed Away n the Garage? NEWS Advertse n the BG News Classfeds. 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7 6 Monday, Aprl 9, 200 CAMPUS BG NEWS The Presdent's Human Relatons Commsson ;M^A^K2% Bowlncj Grocn State Unversty '*~ t,* PO.Box 6 ^ %a^^ Bowlne) Grocn, Oho ^ (49) THE 200 MIGUEL ORNELAS HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD Nomnatons Due: 5:00 pm, Frday Aprl 3, 200 What s the Award? Ths award s granted annually to acknowledge contrbutons to the Unversty communty and to nspre actvsm and servce. The award recognzes an ndvdual and a group or organzaton on campus whose programs, servces or actons, n the judgment of the Human Relatons Commsson, have sgnfcantly enhanced postve human relatons at BGSU. Who was Mguel Ornelas? The award s gven n honor of Dr. Mguel Ornelas, a former Human Relatons Commsson member and Drector of Affrmatve Acton at BGSU. Before hs death n 989, Dr. Ornelas served as an advocate for ssues of dversty, as head of the Oho Hspanc Insttute of Opportunty and as a member of the Unversty's Graduate Student Senate, Thrd World Graduate Assocaton and La Unon de Estudantes Latnos. He was the recpent of the frst Hspanc Award from Project Search. Dr. Ornelas touched the lves of all those who came nto contact wth hm. The Mguel Ornelas Award s ntended to brng to the attenton of the Unversty communty the actons and servces of those who reflect Dr. Ornelas' values. What s the nomnaton process? A nomnaton form for the Mguel Ornelas Human Relatons Award, ncludng the selecton crtera, s attached. The Human Relatons Commsson must receve nomnaton forms and supportng materals no later than Frday, Aprl 3th at 5:00 pm. Members of the Human Relatons Commsson are not elgble for nomnaton. Anyone can submt a nomnaton. Self-nomnatons are accepted. Who has receved the award n the past? Mary Wrghten and Partnershps for Communty Acton Stefon Bavn/ GSS Ad-Hoc Commttee on Conflct Resoluton and Vson Penda Horton and the Latno Student Unon Multcultural Mentorng Program World Student Assocaton Unversty Actvtes Organzaton Racsm Reducton Center Lbrares and Learnng Resources' Multcultural Affars Commttee EQUITY TRUST j Name of the nomnee:. Nomnee's Phone #: DIVERSITY COMMUNICATION RESPECT The Presdent's Human Relatons Commsson Bowlng Green State Unversty RO.Box 6 Bowlng Green, Oho (49) The 200 'Mguel Ornelas Human Relatons Award' Nomnaton Form J Name of the nomnator: Nomnator's Phone #: Emal. Nomnee's Address: Emal On a separate sheet descrbe the nomnee's programs, servces, and/or actons that have sgnfcantly enhanced postve human relatons at Bowlng Green State Unversty. Crtera for selecton nclude: Overal mpact on campus communty Creatvty and unqueness Degree to whch actons have moblzed others Degree to whch actons have enhanced the role and msson of the Unversty. Submt any addtonal nformaton that may be helpful n evaluatng ths nomnaton. Nomnatons must be returned no later than 5pm on Frday Aprl 3th, 200 va emal to jmmasonpbgnet.bgsu.edu OR va mal to Human Relatons Commsson at BGSU, P.O.Box 6 Questons may be drected to Jula Mason ( ) or Jack Taylor ( ) MMJITY TRUST DIVERSITY COMMUNICATION RESPECT Inmate runs aganst cancer By Knstma Burlew UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa - I-ocal runners gearng up for Saturday's Coaches vs. Cancer 5K Run/Walk are not alone n ther efforts to fght cancer. Jm Deupree a Florda prson nmate, wll "proxy run" the race from nsde the Washngton Correctonal Insttuton n Chpley, Florda "Please let me run aganst cancer wth you -- n sprt f not n body," Deupree sad n a letter to the organzers of the event. Deupree s a 65-year-old long dstance runner who runs 50 tranng mles a week on the prson recreaton feld. Wth the support of outsde organzatons, he has partcpated n 92 races by "proxy" wthn the past two years, ncludng the Gate Rver Run 5K n Jacksonvlle, Florda "It's great that they let hm do t," sad Jane Ared, assstant race drector of the Gate Rver Run. "He's out there dong t and feelng lke he's part of somethng" Deupree has partcpated twce n ths race. Meghan Cavan, marketng drector of Pennsylvana State Unversty's branch of Coaches vs. Cancer, sad Deupree's request s the frst unusual crcumstance the group has been presented wth n the frst two years of organzng the race. "Ths s the frst one. Last year was the frst year we had the race and nothng unusual happened," Cavan sad. Deupree s runnng the race n honor of hs frend and runnng coach, Dr. George Sheehan. Sheehan, the former medcal edtor of Runners World, ded from prostate cancer n November 993. "George would send new runnng shoes to me here n prson when I was n need, along wth encouragng words of wsdom," Deupree sad. "I mss ths guy!" Because of hs crcumstances, Deupree s requestng the help of the Penn State communty to rase money for hs cause. "If people n the Unversty Park area would lke to help me fght cancer, they can donate money 'so-much-a-mle' to ther local Amercan Cancer Socety or your race benefcary on behalf of my 3.-mle run here," Deupree sad. "My goal s to rase $0,000." Coaches vs. Cancer waved the $5 regstraton fee because Deupree was unable to pay t. Although Deupree s not allowed to receve and wear a race T-shrt because of prson tegulatons, he asked race organzers to mal a race number to hm. Penn State Coaches vs. Cancer granted hs request and sent the number to the correctonal nsttute. " would be proud to wear t here... have a basket full of race numbers from all over the country, whch I'm qute proud of," Deupree sad. Deupree s ncarcerated for a 990 Florda bank robbery, and he sad he s "extremely sorry for my nsane, drunken actons" He used a threatenng note but not a gun n the robbery, and no one was hurt. Nude competton teaches greek hstory, culture, art By Mchael Grabell U.fll PRINCETON, N.I. - Prnceton Unversty students bemoanng the ban of the Nude Olympcs now have an alternatve. Enter Ancent Greece -- Sprng Break style, where college students compete n a pentathlon just as the ancent Greeks dd - au naturale. The sxth annual nude College Greek Athletc Meet wll be held Sunday on the grounds of the Tallahassee Bare-Devls nudst camp n Montcello, Fla. The event was orgnally scheduled for March 25 when more sprngbreakers would be n the area, but ran forced postponement As part of the Greek Athletc Meet, students from nearby schools, n addton to vstng sprng-breakers, compete n teams n a pentathlon - whch ncludes long jump, dscus, the 200-yard dash, javeln and standup wrestlng. But the coordnator of the Greek Athletc Meet Paul LeValley sad events are not performed n the same manner a spectator mght see n the modern Olympcs. "The long jump they dd wth weghts that they threw down to get an extra boost," he explaned. "They used to use a strng that they wound around the javeln to gve t extra spn." In addton to supportng ts educatonal relevance to ancent Greek athletcs, LeValley defend- ed the advantages of competng n the nude n bologcal terms. "Testcles open on thermostat," LeValley explaned. "When t's warm, they go down. When you're over-dressed, they get n the way. When they're not, they pull rght up out of the way." LeValley asserted the event's academc mportance to students of ancent Greece. Ancent Greeks spent all year perfectng ther mnds as well as ther bodes, LeValley sad, and then presented themselves naked before the gods as an act of worshp. The goal of the Sprng Break event s "to dscover what t really felt lke to be a student n ancent Greece," accordng to a press release. In fact, the event has roots at Florda State Unversty, where n the early 990s, the one-day competton was ncluded n a noncredt class about hstory, culture, art and athletcs n ancent Greece. Though the event urges classcs students and track athletes to partcpate, professors and coaches at the Unversty were skeptcal. " thnk all human actvtes have potental to expand one's horzons," classcs department char Robert Kaster conceded, addng that the event has no relevance to the msson of hs department and that students could not receve a grant for the event even f ther thess s on ancent Greek athletcs. "It would have to be non-credt feld experence," he sad. Men's track and feld head coach Fred Samara sad he would never send hs team to the meet. Whle Prnceton students are unlkely to attend the games, the event has seen colleges from states. Whle most schools are from northern Florda, LeValley sad students have attended from southern Georga and even Syracuse Unversty n upstate New York. The wnnng team's wreath of leaves, however, has never gone to an out-of-state team. The defendng champons from 2000 are a combned team from Florda A&M Unversty and Florda State. Partcpaton s free and admttance s $2 for spectators, who also must be nude. "No one s allowed on the grounds who sn't nude." LeValley sad. Though the combnaton of college students, nudty and Sprng Break would seem an deal recpe to draw a large crowd, just 0 partcpants and 40 spectators attended last year's meet, wlch also was postponed because of ran. LeValley, however, envsons a day whjn hundreds of college coeds wll flock to the camp for the games. "We hope t wll be the thng to do on Sprng Break," he sad. Specal Dsplay Personals Show your frends, Roommates & classmates how specal they are. 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8 B6 NEWS NATION Monday. Aprl 9,200 7 NATION BGNEWS BRIEFING Assocated Press Photo Man strkes Lberty Bell, arrested, charged PHILADELPHIA (AP) A man weldng a small hammer struck the Lberty Bell at least four tmes Frday mornng, leavng an mprnt on the lp of the 249-year-old symbol of freedom. Mtchell Gullatt. 26, was taken nto custody after wtnesses sad they heard hm nvoke God's name before volently httng the bell. "I just seen a man yellng out 'God lves on!' then he just started bangng on the Lberty Bell," student Chrstopher Goodng sad. Gullatt, who descrbed hmself to authortes as "a wanderer" from Nebraska, was to be charged wth damagng U.S. property and a related charge for hstorcal damage, Assstant U.S. Attorney Mtchell Goldberg sad. The charges carry up to seven years n prson. The pavlon where the bell s housed was temporarly closed whle the bell was beng examned by Natonal Park Servce curators, park servce spokesman Phl Sherdan sad. Judge rules U. of III. cannot ban mascot crtcs' contacts wth athletc recruts PEORIA,. (AP) The Unversty of Illnos cannot stop faculty and students from contactng athletc recruts to dscourage them from attendng the school because of ts Indan mascot, a federal judge ruled. U.S. Dstrct Judge Mchael Mhm agreed Thursday to grant a temporary restranng order aganst a polcy that requred any contact wth recruts to be cleared through the athletc department. Chancellor Mchael Aken announced the polcy last month after opponents of the mascot, Chef lllnwek, sad they would contact recruts and urge them to choose other schools because they consder the mascot racst and degradng to Amercan Indans. Aken sad he was concerned t could volate NCAA recrutng rules. The Amercan Cvl Lbertes Unon fled the lawsut, sayng the polcy llegally restrcts free speech. Stephen Kaufman, an Illnos professor and one of the plantffs, sad Thursday that mascot opponents would resume ther campagn. Gas prce agan on the rse CAMARILLO, Calf. (AP) - Gas prces at the pump shot up 7 cents n the past two weeks, the frst such rse snce early January, an ol ndustry analyst sad Sunday. The prce ncrease was due manly to seasonal demand, sad analyst Trlby l-undberg. The average prce of gasolne was about $.54 a gallon, up 7. cents from March 23, accordng to thr Lundberg Survey of 8,000 statons natonwde. Prces had fallen more than 5 cents per gallon snce Jan. 5 as the wnter season reduced drvng whch n turn reduced the demand for gasolne. Refneres are also begnnng to shft producton to specal envronmentally frendly formulas requred n some states. That, plus a routne decrease n refnng capacty because of scheduled mantenance also contrbuted to the prce hke. 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Confederate T-shrts spark fashon fght n Southern schools By Russ Bynum IH[ *SS0CI«U0 PRESS RICHMOND HILL, Ga. Zane Dunn wore a banned T- shrt to school and became a rebel wth a Confederate cause. Lke sx other students at Rchmond Hll Mddle School, 4-year-old Zane was suspended for a day because of the Confederale flag on the shrt. More than a cenlury after Lee surrendered al Appomattox and a few months after defenders of Confederale symbols lost battles n the Georga and South Carolna stalehouses, the fght over Southern hertage has moved to schoolhouses. "My Confederate ancestors, they ded for ths flag," sad 4- year-old Zane, whose mother bought hm the shrt after another student was suspended. "I was bom and rased n the South and I have to stand up for t." Educators say they have banned Confederale symbols to prevent racal volence. Parents and students from Rchmond Hll, 8 mles south of Savannah, wore Confederale shrts and bandanas to a recent Bryan County school board meetng to proesl the suspensons last monlh. In Caro, Ga rebel flag-wavng parents pcketed ther school board after 50 students al Caro Hgh School and Washngton Mddle School were told lo change ther Confederale shrts. The Amercan Cvl Lbertes Unon has gotten nvolved n a smlar controversy In Brunswck. Ga., where the prncpal of lane Macon Mddle School wrote to parents sayng the shns caused "rumors of threats and mpendng fghts." Caro Hgh prncpal Wayne Tootle sad the actons do nol stem from poltcal correctness bul from school shootngs lhal have laugh! admnstrators to be wary of anythng that mght lead to volence. "School folks are n a very precarous stuaton," Tootle sad "If they don' do somethng to try to prevent, and somethng happens, then the parents and news meda wll jus lambas [hem for what they ddn't do." 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9 HIS WEEK IN BG SPORTS Baseball 4/0 Host Defance/ 3 p.m. 4/ At Cleveland State/ 3 p.m. 4/3 At Marshall/ p.m. 4/4 At Marshall/ p.m. (Double header) 4/5 At Marshall/ p.m. Softball 4/0 Host Oho/ 2 p.m. (Double header) 4/ At Notre Dame/ 5 p.m. Men's tenns 4/2 Host Kalamazoo College/ 3:30 p.m. 4/4 Host Northern Illnos/ 0 a.m. Track 4/2-4/4 At Sea Ray Relays (Knoxvlle, Tennessee)/ 0 a.m. Women's golf 4/3-4/4 At llln Sprng Classc (Champagn, Illnos)/ TBA Men's golf 4/4-4/5 At Kepler Intercollegate (Columbus)/TBA Women's tenns 4/3 At Eastern Mchgan/ p.m. 4/4 At Toledo/ p.m. Rutgers hres Waters away from Kent State By Tom Canavan AP SPORTS WRITER PISCATAWAY, N.J. Gary Waters, who led Kent State to a school-record 24 vctores ths season, was hred as basketball coach at Rutgers Frday. "Gary Waters s a proven wnner who knows what t takes to buld a successful college basketball program, and buldng t the rght way," athletc drector Robert Mulcahy sad n a statement "He s a man of ntegrty who possesses the passon and vson to lead Rutgers to promnence n the Bg East. "Gary bult a model program whle at Kent State. Throughout hs career he has recruted student athletes of the hghest character, ndvduals who he developed nto wnners on the court and n the classroom." Waters and Rutgers agreed on a contract about 2 a.m. Frday. Waters reportedly wll earn about $450,000 annualy. Earler ths week, Waters sad he was strugglng wth the dea of leavng Kent State for Rutgers, a school that usually s at the bottom of the Bg East. Waters' Kent State teams were 24-0, 23-8 and 23-7 the past three seasons, and he was the Md-Amercan Conference Coach of the Year n 999 and The Golden Flashes got ther frst NCAA tournament vctory last month wth a frst-round wn over Indana. Waters had a record n fve seasons at Kent State, takng the Golden Flashes to the NCAA tournament twce n the past three years. He was scheduled to return hs strongest team next season, wth four starters back from the MAC champons. "We've bult the program here and ts hard to leave somethng lke that" he sad " don't have a 'good'job. I have a'great'job, and ths s a famly. We've all been here a long tme." He nformed athletc drector Lang Kennedy about the Rutgers offer Wednesday, and Waters told hs players Thursday WATERS, PAGE 9 MLB: C.C SABATHIA ENDS DEBUT IN CLEVELAND WITH 4-3 WIN. PAGE 9 Track runnng all over USA The Falcons host second meet ths season but also sent athletes to Texas and Georga Tech. By Ryan Fowler SPORIS REPORUR Home sweet home. For only the second tme all season, Bowlng Green held a track meet. It can be sad that ths meet was unque n one aspect; the Unversty of Fndlay was the host school. Nevertheless, Whttaker Track welcomed hundreds of track athletes to compete n the Northwest Oho Classc. The meet started Frday afternoon and ran through Saturday. The meet conssted of 20 to 25 teams ncludng Eastern Mchgan, Wrght State, Unversty of Dayton, Unversty of Toledo and Detrot Mercy. Several Dvson II and III schools were also n the feld as well as unattached runners. These athletes weren't afflated wth any of the schools competng. However, the entre men and women's squads were not n attendance ths weekend. Men's assstant coach Tom Wrght "We were a much stronger relay team last year so Georga Tech plays a lttle bt more nto our personal." STERLING MARTIN, COACH took athletes to Georga Tech for the Yellow Jacket Invtatonal, whle women's assstant coach Cam Wells traveled wth four grls down to Texas for the Texas Relays. Chrstne Thomp'son, Lsa Marea, Stephane Heldt and Lsa Keegan were all n Texas for the Texas Relays, whch started Thursday and ran through Saturday. The men were supposed to travel to Texas for the Texas Relays also, but coach Sterlng Martn felt that the Yellow lackct Invte was better suted for ths year's group. Falcons wal on Buffalo BGNew CURLY: Bowlng Green frst baseman Chad Curts rounds the bags durng a recent game. The frst Sunday game was a contnuaton of the second game of Saturday's double header, whch was called due to the poor weather. The Falcons outscored the Bulls 77-3 durng the four-game weekend seres. "We were a much stronger relay team last year, so Georga Tech plays a lttle bt more nto our personal," sad Martn. FALCONS AND LONG- HORNS AND BEES. OH MY! Texas Relays Thursday Three of the four women who went to Texas competed n the meet's second day events. Lsa Marea fnshed hghest overall wth an eghth place effort n the 3,000-m. Rght on her tal and fnshng nnth was Chrstne Thompson n a tme of 0: Isa Keegan, the only felder down n Texas, placed 9th n the hammer wth a toss of Frday On day three, t was two senors representng BG n the lesl,ii state. Stephane Heldt set an outdoor season's best wth a 5-0 /2 effort n the hgh jump to secure a te for second. Lsa Marea followed up her eghth place fnsh wth a 4th place fnsh overall n the 5,0O0-m n a tme of Coach Scott Sehmann was pretty pleased on how thngs went down South. "It seemed to be a worthwhle meet and we hope to get more people down there n the future," Sehmann sad. Northwest Oho Classc Frday Day one on the women's sde was hghlghted by Andrea Cook n the pole vault and Sarah Lohrbach n the 0,000- meter run. The consstent Cook leaped her way nto frst place and would go on to wn the pole vault wth a jump of 2-4. Lohrbach kept the momentum gong wth a second place fnsh n the 0,000-m n a tme of 38: Sophomore Brooke Allen was n second place after completng the frst half of the heptathlon tralng Tanya McQueen of Malone College by 67 ponts. TRACK. PAGE 9 The Bowlng Green baseball team manhandled the Unversty of Buffalo ths weekend, wnnng 6-7 Frday, 23-0 Saturday, 4- and 24-3 Sunday. By Erk Cassano SPORTS RIPORttR The Bowlng Green baseball team slammed the door on Buffalo ths weekend. Well, not exactly. More precsely, they slammed the door, locked t. took the key to the edge of the nearest steep ravne and threw t n. In a four-game sweep of the Bulls, the Falcons scored 77 runs, toppng the 20-run mark twce. They ht.466 as a team, had 76 hts and ht 9 home runs. ; "Everybody on the team was httng well, one through nne," BG coach Danny Schmtz sad. "They were all swngng the bats well." On Frday, the Falcons scored 3 runs n the fnal four nnngs n a 6-7 wn. Scott Dukate contnued to add to hs team-leadng homerun total wth hs seventh. In the ffth nnng, Dukate, Nck Elrod and Lcn Elas all had RBIs. The exclamaton pont was added n the nnth when Arc Chrstman ht a grand slam. On the mound, Crag Menke started and went fve nnngs, allowng sx earned runs and strkng out ten and freshman Ryan Lndqust ptched 3 /3 nnngs out of the bullpen to gan hs frst collegate save. In the frst game of Saturday's doubleheader, the Falcons pasted the Bulls 23-0, poundng out a seasonhgh 2 hts. Chrstman ht hs second grand slam n as many days among hs three hts. Corey Looms and Chad Curts also had three hts, drvng n four and three runs respectvely. Tun Newell ht hs fourth homerun of the year. Freshman Kyle Knoblauch started for the Falcons and went fve nnngs n the seven-nnng opener, strkng out sx and mprovng hs record to 4-. "There was not a weak lnk n the lneup," Newell sad. "We ht the ball to the opposte feld really well, and we had good, tmely httng." In the nne-nnng nghtcap, BG scored a relatvely paltry 4 runs, but had a bgger power surge as Chrstman, Newell, Elas, Looms, Andy Hudak and Kelly Hunt all homered. The story of ths game was actually the ptchng as freshman lefty Nel Schmtz started and took a no-htter nto the eghth nnng when Buffalo's Corey Blar ended the no-ht and shutout bds wth a solo homerun. The game was suspended n the eghth nnng wth the Falcons leadng - when a thunderstorm ht. The game was fnshed pror to yesterday's regularlyscheduled game. "That was Nel's frst conference outng and he was dynamte," Schmtz sad. In the regularly-scheduled game, the frst really nce weather for a home baseball game ths year graced the start, wth blue skes and temperatures n the 70s. There was also a constant 25 to 30 mph wnd blowng out to rght feld, greasng the path of any ball ht nto t. It showed on the scoreboard as the Falcons closed out the sweep wth a 24-3 wn that ncluded 6 unanswered runs n the fnal three nnngs. BG ht seven homeruns as a team. Elas led the attack wth a school recordtyng eght RBI, ncludng a grand slam and solo homerun. Hunt, Looms, Newell and Nate Henschan also homered for BG. Clayton Booth, ptchng n relef, was the benefcary of the Falcons' 6-run rally, gettng hs fourth wn. "I was tnkerng wth my stance ths week," sad Elas, who ht.688 wth 2 RBI n the seres. "I just wanted to go Echler ranked, Oestreng takes 2th at Regonals BO ATHLETIC COMMON IC A OHS Bowlng Green sophomore Joy Echler s currently ranked 0th n the world n the women's 3,000 meter steeplechase. Her school-record mark of 0:37:66 last weekend at the Unversty of Cncnnat makes her one of the sx Amercans who are lsted among the top 0 performers at ths tme. She s also one of just 30 ndvduals n the world to post a tme under mnutes n the event Junor Mamy Oestreng took 2th place n the all-around competton at the 200 NCAA Gymnastcs Central Regonal Champonshps held Saturday at the Unversty of Alabama. She fnshed wth a combned score of and took 5th n the Door at 9.800, 39th n the beam at 9.25,33rd n the bars at and 24th n the vault at MONDAY Aprl 9, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Men wn, women splt over weekend By Erca Gambaccn SPORTS REPORTER The sun was shnnng and the crowd was cheerng Saturday as the men's tenns team pulled out a 7-0 wn over Toledo. "The crowd really helped us," sad coach Jay Harrs. "We are 7-0 aganst Toledo snce I've been here." The men only lost one match, the frst doubles match, aganst the Rockets, but they came back to wn the second and thrd doubles flghts to gan the doubles pont. "It doesn't matter whether we wn or lose the doubles pont," Harrs sad. "We can stll wn the match. (In ths case) doubles was really mportant for us. They (Toledo) seemed a lttle down after losng the doubles pont" On the other hand, the Falcons were on a roll after.wnnng the doubles pont "Four, fve and sx (sngles) were the frst ones off the court," Harrs sad. "They stepped up. whch gave one. two and three sngles a lft." Sophomore Ncholas Lopez- Acevedo was the only Falcon to have to go to three sets. He lost hs frst set aganst Rockets' senor Carlos Lomena 7-6 n a 2-0 tebreaker. Lopez- Acevedo never looked back after that wnnng both of the next two sets by a score of 6-. Lopez-Acevedo, junor Vltek Wld and sophomore Geoff Hscox each won ther 20th sngles match of the season. Lopez-Acevedo's wn n the ffth flght mproved hs record to 20-9 on the season. Wld won n the second flght n two sets over Toledo junor Pete Baghdad to mprove hs record 'o 20- for ths season. At the top flght Hscox also won n straght sets over hs opponent, Rockets' sophomore Dpesh Rao, to mprove hs record for ths season to The other sngles wnners for the Falcons ncluded freshman Nck Moxley at the fourth flght and senor Brandon GabeJ at the sxth flght "Toledo has always been a good team," Harrs sad. "They are our bggest and closest rval* Junor Mke Kossoff was unable to play due to the fact that he had strep throat, but he cheered the team on from the bench. "I thnk we dd really well," he sad. "We came out focused and domnated them." Ths wn mproved the Falcons record to 3-8 overall and 2- n league play. "We have been a tough team to play all year long," Harrs sad. "We are sold all the way through." Women The women fnshed up ther last two home matches wth a splt a wn aganst Northern Illnos Unversty and a lose to Western Mchgan Unversty. The Falcons beat the Huskes n a close 4-3 fnsh on Frday. "It was a heart stoppng match." sad coach Penny Dean. The Falcons lost two of the three doubles matches puttng them down 0-. Senor Erka. Waslewsk and Lsa Maloney were the lone wnners for BG at the second flght As the sngles matches progressed t ddn't look too good. "We were down 3-2 as the (sngles) matches came off," Dean sad. "Abby and Tracy were stll playng. Tracy was kllng the grl, but Abby was losng 5-3 n the thrd set" In the second flght, senor Abby Bratton came back to wn 7-5, wnnng four games n a row. TENNIS, PAGE 9 T

10 BG NEWS SPORTS Monday, Apnl 9,200 9 Track hosts meet TRACK. FROM PAGE 8 On the men's sde, t was Chad Kunkle startng the day off rght. The junor fnshed frst n the 0,000-m n a tme of 33:03,82, Other hghlghts ncluded another great meet for Pat Kana who set a personal record. Kana fnshed fourth n the hammer throwwthahurlofl69-l. Fellow junor Bruce Kuhlman of nearby Toledo took thrd n the frst half of the decathlon. Saturday The last day of events were up and runnng at 9 am Everyone was hopng that another type of event wasn't gong to happen, thunderstorms. Freshman Alca Taylor got thngs gong early n the 00-m hurdles fnshng second n a tme of 5.2. Her fnsh carred over to the 800-m runs to follow. The 4x800 relay team ran ther way to vctory n a tme of 9:33.33 and n dong so set a meet record n the event One of the runners, Brana Kllan. had a hunch that BG was gong to take frst "In the 4x800 thought we dd awesome," sad Kllan. "I expected to get frst because the 4x800 team we put together was really good." It must have carred over to the open 800-m because Kllan came back agan wth a second place showng, whle 4x800 teammate, loy Ixhler, fnshed fourth. Echle sad the key to dong well ds weekend was to "run really fast.'' Well, she dd. "It was a great start, to put a 4x800 together and go out there and wn t. I'm really happy wth how both my 800's went." The only hghlghts on the guys sde on the fnal day were Dan Corleto's and lamal Salahuddn fourth place and ffth place fn- shes n the dscus wth a throws of and respectvely. "The throwers, agan, havng a pretty good day, whch s postve," Martn sad. "They're puttng good days back to back." Both coaches had the same comments on how the meet went as a whole. "The weather held out, t went better than we thought t would," sad coach Sehmann. The men's coached echoed that of hs fellow co-worker. " thnk t's gong pretty well, the weather seems to be holdng off," coach Martn sad. Georga Tech The -member team down n Georga represented BG to the best of ther capabltes. The squad secured one frst place, three-second place, and two thrd place fnshes. It was all led by an emergng underclassman, Paul Nedzweck. The freshman took home frst place n the 0,000- metcr wth a tme of 4:57.0, just beatng out teammate Tom Kurter who ended up second. On the sprntng sde t was two thrd place fnshes by Zeran Peterson n the 200m and 400m that really sparked the team. Gong up aganst some of the naton's best sprnters, Peterson held hs own fnshng n a tme of 2.70 n the 200m and 46,73 n the 400m. The relay teams also stepped t up when t needed to be done. The 4x00 team made up of sophomores Keth Battle, Zeran Peterson, Ere Peterson and Rcco Oglesby fnshed second n a tme of Zeran, Battle and Oglesby added Crag Schomer for the 4x400 and also took home second place at 3:5.07. Indans defeat Baltmore 4-3 THE ASS0CIAE 0 PRESS CLEVEIAND - CC Sabalha handled everyone n Baltmore's lneup except leff Conne and got a no-decson n hs major league debut Sunday as the Cleveland Indans beat the Oroles 4-3. luan Gonzalez's two RBI sent the Indans to the vctory. The 20-year-old Sabatha gave up a three-nn homer to Conne n the frst nnng, but later off hs 99 mph fastball and lved up to the hype. Facng a weak-httng Oroles squad battng just.76 comng n, he allowed three runs and- I I three hts n 5 2/3 nnngs, walked two and struck out three. After gvng up Conne's homer, Sabatha held the Oroles to just one ht over the next 5 /3 scoreless nnngs. Sabatha's debut created qute a str n Cleveland as most fans had only heard about the organzaton's top ptchng prospect. And the6-foot-7 left-hander ddn't dsappont the Indans or a lacobs Feld crowd of 40,754. Ells Burks and Russell Branyan ht solo homers for the Indans, who have stll not ht well ths KA KA KA KA Kappa Otlta Sprng 200 Blg/UI Pars Kttle U/alte & A»u Mller C«rl Hottlcr & Audrey Roe»ch A«M»dt McAdame & Heather Hanlln Trlclt TlRtelnot & Aaber Elwell Jen Zell»a* & Strth Jemtlngt Ern Hrltz & A«bcr Elwell Carolne Kelly 8 Lorl Merkel Angle Sclnto 8 Lauren Dean KA KA KY0UD Lfe 200 HKNtSDAY, AlfltlL 9 8MJ - 0M JMMBON AttKA KA Waters to earn $450,000 WATERS, FROM PAGE 8 that he ntended to leave. Waters sad Rutgers was appealng because of ts Bg East afflaton, unversty admnstratve support and recrutng base. "The bggest satsfacton I feel s that I earned t (the Rutgers offer) on mert," Waters sad. "I'm sendng a message to mdlevel coaches that f you work hard, you'll be rewarded." The search for Waters' replacement at Kent State wll begn mmedately, Kennedy sad. "We need to keep our program ntact," he sad. "It's not gong to take long" Wth Kent State's recent success, Kennedy sad he wasn't surprsed a bgger school went after Waters. "We're on a successful road that we've never been on before. I wll be forever grateful to the wonderful job Gary dd," Kennedy sad. Rutgers coach Kevn Bannon was fred March 20. The Scarlet Knghts were -6 ths season and faled to make the NCAA tournament n Bannon's four years as coach. Assocated Press Photo NEW GUY: Former Kent State men's basketball coach Gary Waters speaks to the press after beng named the new head coach at Rutgers Unversty. Waters' Golden Flashes made natonal headlnes when they defeated Indana Unversty n the frst round of the NCAA tournament. Wang Zhzh makes debut By Jame Aron the ASS0CIAED PRESS DALLAS Back home, halfway around the world, hs mother and father were watchng. So were about 300 mllon other people. Wang Zhzh knew hs debut wth the Dallas Mavercks was more than a step n hs personal growth as a basketball player. It was a gant strde for the entre naton of Chna and ts top stars who hope to follow hm to the NBA. That explans the fst pump. The usually stone-faced Wang allowed hmself a bref bt of celebraton Thursday nght after snkng hs frst basket, a jumper from the top of the key that 7- foot-, 255-pound forwards aren't supposed to make that easly. Wang fnshed wth sx ponts and three rebounds n eght mnutes as the Mavercks beat the Atlanta Hawks Thursday nght. "I can score on an NBA floor, and that means other Chnese players can play n the NBA," sad Wang who was 2-of-5 wth two fouls. "Basketball s one of the most popular sports n Chna. What I want to do s mprove basketball n Chna." Fans dd ther best to make the 23-year-old Wang feel at home. There were two sgns n Chnese, one that read "Your buddes are here," and another that read "Chna s proud of you," whch was attached to a Chnese Hag. Four kds panted Wang's name on ther chests, and chants of "We want Wang!" began n the second quarter, long before he went n for the frst tme. "Thank you to all Dallas basketball fans for supportng me so much," Wang sad. "Ths wll help me to play harder." Wang endeared hmself to the locals by takng part n a rapdly growng Mavercks tradton: The Chalupa Shot Hs second basket, a short junper off a nce feed from Steve Nash, scored Dallas' 00th and 0st ponts, whch ensured fans of a free fr'.'d treat from Taco Bell. ALL MAJORS WANTED J«s H.B. Magruder Hosptal n Port Clnton, Oho s lookng for ndvduals nterested n summer employment! Internshp and co-op credt s avalable. «fl«f&»««on Campus Intervews Aprl 0 Call Career Servces to set up an ntervew at Any questons call cxt. 307 or fax your resume to FREE PIZZA, SUBS AND BREADSIICKS f ROM THE BEST PIACK IN TOWN! GAMES, SCHOLARSHIPS, LIVE BAND (ARCADIA JAM) EVERYTHING IS free MATT MAHANEY-EMCEE WN A SEMESTER'S TUTION FROM SBX BGfOOTBALLGRAD, LOOK FOR ENTRY FORMS THE WEEK Of APRIL 6 FORMER ACTOR ON DAYS Of OUR LIVES I^L=nl^l=^l^l^l^^faL^^I^I^L^ AaqtucUn. SHnflc Comng n De)a\l/u Women beat Northern, lose to WMU TENNIS, FROM PAGE 8 "She refused to lose," Dean sad. Senor Tracy Howtt won her match n the sxth flght 6-2,6-4. "It was a super exctng match," sad senor Meghan Rhodes, who lost her match at the frst flght. "We needed the wn. It was somethng we knew we could do all along and we dd t." The other sngles wnners ncluded Waslewsk n the thrd flght and freshman Lsa Maloney n the ffth flght. After that close match aganst the Huskes the Flacons took on the Broncos on Saturday for ther last home match. Before the matches began the senors were honored. They were called onto the court along wth ther parents and were gven flowers. A cake was also made n ther honor wth ther names on t The four senors who wll be graduatng are Bratton, Howtt. Rhodes and Waslewsk. Once the ceremones had concluded the players took the court ready to go out wth a bang, but thngs ddn't go as planned. "We should have had some momentum from yesterday's match," Dean sad. "But we ddn't." The Broncos took all three of the doubles matches to wn the doubles pont The sngles matches went the same way. Western won fve of the sx sngles matches. Waslewsk was the only Falcon to come away wth a vctory. She captured a 6-2,6-4 wn over Broncos' sophomore Melane Remyne at the thrd flght. That wn was Waslewsk's 5th sngles vctory for ths year, a team hgh. "We had a few close matches," Rhodes sad. "It's frustratng to loss n a thrd set super tebreaker." A super tebreaker s a 0 pont tebreaker nstead of a seven pont tebreaker. Rhodes lost to Western's junor Larssa Chnwah 6-3, 4-6, 0-4. "We handled the condtons (.e. wnd) okay," Dean sad. "We should have used that to our advantage and we ddn't." Party starts at 8 pm 35 S Byrne Rd SHtffdlRLS Toledo J^ 5^ J^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Where Wll You Eat "Ths Passover? Why Not Eat On Campus? Passover Style Food Wll Be Avalable Sundown Aprl 7th Untl Sundown Aprl 5th Founders Keepers Food Court Krescher Sundal Food Court Commons Dnng Center McDonald Dnng Center r* UNIVERSITY DINING SERVICES XjS sjfc xjfc jjs jjfc jjfc x

11 Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent NE^ Classfed Ads Thf BG N<«* M not kno-t ly Kcrpt jdven**n*nu hl dmnmnjrr. Of et*«mrfc dwnmnaon ICIIIIM jn> ndmdual or froup oa Ihr b*ut of n. K*. rotor, cwd. trllon, nuotul onfn. wul otcralon. dtablly. IUIUI u t rktm. or on the butt ol *ny other rr.lu prormrd Mfu the BG Ne*t rr*m» the n M to dr» Itr*. dn contnue or rrtte any advencemem cuch u ho*f found lo be delatwory. lackne m 'coal ban mcleadn or MM n narure All advrnemenc are tub ec 0 rdtn and approval Campus Events S.O.S. Sound ol Slence on Wed. Aprl Take pan n an actvty that wll leave you speechless. Indvduals are gvng up ther rght to speak for a day n support ol those vctms and survvors whose rghts are volated by rape. Pass by the Educ. Bldg. between the hours ot and 4 on Aprl 0 to show your support Personals Dance Marathon Are you Interested n plannng DM 2002? Apply lor steerng commttee! Applcatons at the DM offce, 450 Saddlemre. Questons, call Pete or Alle at Apps due 4/6. HOUSE STEWARD NEEDED Gamma Ph Beta s n need ol 2 House Stewarts for the remander ot Sp 0 & next year. Job ncludes cleanng after meals & takng out trash 5 days/wk. w/ FREE meals as pay Interested' Please contacl (leave message). Lons & Tlgera It Bears! Oh My! Follow the Healthy Brck Road to 0 Olscamp on Tues.. Aprl 0 Irom 0 00am-3:00pm lor Health Far 200 Interactve dsplays, health screenngs and Freebes, Freebes, Freebes! Pregnant? Get Tested. Confdental, professonal servce BGPC There's no place lke 0 Olscamp There's no place lke 0 Olscamp There's no place lke 0 Olscamp Clck your heels together and be there, Apnl 0 from 0:00-3:00 Wood County Humane Socety Cats and Dogs S55 each Call female subleaser wanted for ths summer and/or next school year. Brand new house w/ 4 bedrooms, 2 bath Call or ' Female Sublease! N'ay-Auj Nce house, own bedroom, washer/dryer, S225/mo. > mls subleaser to share 2 bdrm. apt. summer. Free cable $ mo summer subleasers needed. 3 bdrms. Call Desperately needed -5 female sublsrs for brand new 4 bdrm, 2 bathrm. house May 200 -Aug 200 Only $92 mo per person. Call Need subleasers starlng May-August Close to campus, newly furnshed 22 Manvlle. Call Mand Roommate Aug 0-Aug 02. Own room, $27/mo. + /3 utls Roommate needed for summer and/or fall. Male or female. Rent- $400/mo. total, flexble on optons. Call Chrs at SEEKING MEN SOFTBALL PLAYERS Practce and Tryouts on 4/22/0 & 4/29/0 from 4:30pm to 7:30pm n Bowlng Green, OH. (Wll practce on grass between I-75 & the BGSU football stadum) For detals call Bob Mller - Frcker's Player Coach at Subleaser needed, Fox Run Apts. n BG 26 S. Mercer apt #7.2 bdrm, dshwasher, washer/dryer, central ar and heat. Call Patrck at or Preferred Propertes Subleaser needed. 2 bdrm., bath, pets allowed, dshwasher & ar cond. Now thru Aug. $450/mo. Call Subleasers Needed: May-Aug, $233-$250/mo., New Apt (NO ANS -Leave A Message). Wll pay for graduaton tckets Please call Lauran Help Wanted UfflhL.0. Work on campus F/T or PfT for as lttle as 5-0 hrs/wk or as many as 40 hrs/wk. Be your own boss. Create your own schedule. Lmted postons. Call x80 Cleanngs Mscellaneous help needed starlng May 4 for short & long term. Call Counter help needed. Must be at least 9 yrs. old Call Tanglewood Goll Club at for more nfo. Fraterntes Sorortes Clubs * Student Groups Earn $.000-S2.000 ths semester wth the easy campusfundraser.com three hour fundrasng event. No sales requred Fundrasng dates are fllng quckly, so call today! Contact Campusfundraser.com at (888) or vst Great summer jobs. $0-$2 an hr. Work outsde Takng applcatons now or Haven't found a summer Job yet? The YMCA of Central Oho s now hrng Summer Camp Counselors! Ths s a great opportunty to have fun whle you work. We offer compettve pay. great hours, weekends off, & free membershp to all those hred. Call the YMCA ol Central Oho locatons at: East (64) , Near East/Central (64) , North (64) , South/Central (64) Southwest (64) , West (64) HOUSE STEWARD NEEDED Gamma Ph Beta s n need ol 2 House Stewards for the remander of Sp'0 & next year. Job ncludes cleanng after meals & takng out trash. 5 days/wk. w/ FREE meals as pay. Interested? Please contact Hed a (leave message). II you enjoy beng out doors ths s the job for you. Applcant must be prompt, dependable, possess good nterpersonal sklls(courteous), enjoy the meetng the publc, and be neat n appearance. Must be able to lft and carry 5-30 pounds 8-0 hours a week, $6.50/hour. To apply call Mary, Contnung Educaton, INFANT/TODDLER TEACHER WSOS Communty Acton Commsson, a communty based organzaton focused on the human servce needs of the dsadvantaged, s seekng lull-tme teacher poston at Jordan Famly Development Center on the BGSU campus. Ths poston s responsble to provde care & supervson n one nfant/toddler classroom. Assocate degree n Early Chldhood Educaton or CDA credental, and two years experence workng w/ nfants & toddlers requred. $8.5/hr plus excellent benefts. Sent resume to WSOS Communty Acton, P.O. Box 590, Fremont. OH ITT/BO/KW EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOY- * ER. Drum lessons offered. Call Bowlng Green Musc and Sound at Gan Professonal Sales Expertnce. Best Summer Job n BG. Student Publcatons s now acceptng applcatons for sales account executves. Gan valuable sales experence sellng phone drectory ads to local busnesses. Postons requre 5-20 hrs. per week & run from May through July. Students must have excellent communcaton sklls, be hghly motvated & have own transportaton. Stop by 204 West Hall for an applcaton or call Tonya at lor more nfo. Deadlne to apply Frday. Aprl 3 KITCHEN SNACK BAR HELP WANTED Good pay & flexble hours. Full & part-tme postons avalable. Lne cook, $8 00/hr. Pantry Cook, $7.50Vhr. Dshwasher, $7.00/hr. Snack Bar Attendants, $7.50/hr. Plus Free Golf Apply at Brandywne Country Club 6904 Salsbury Rd. Maumee, OH LOOKING FOR INTERVIEW SUBJECTS BG Flm student s lookng for ntervew subjects lor hs documentary. If you have strong opnons regardng the use of Natve Amercan mascots, postve or negatve, please contact me to share your opnon. Open to any age flm_maker_200 yahoo.com. New Chrstan-based preschool startng at Communty Lutheran Church. Currently seekng certfed Drector and Ades for program. If nterested n applyng for a job or enrollng your chld n the fall program. call PLAY SPORTS' HAVE FUN! SAVE MONEY! Top rated boys sports camp n Mane Need counselors to coach all sports tenns, basketball, baseball, rollerhockey, water-sports, rock-clmbng, bkng, golf, creatve actvtes. Work outdoors, have a great summer. CALL FREE (888) or APPLY ONLINE: www-amdcejaj^cojr!/ SUMMER DAY CAMP JOBS COLUMBUS, OH Make a dfference n the lfe of a chld ths summer. Work wth school age chldren n our YMCA outdoor summer camps. We have counselor postons n our day, sports, & adventure campus throughout the cty Season runs early June-August 24th. Vst us at or call to lnd the locaton convenent tor you. VDrlvors Needed V Are you a mornng person? Do you have relable transportaton? THE BG NEWS s lookng for a mature ndvdual to delver papers for 3 hours Mon-Fr startng at 6:00am! In return, you receve OUTSTANDING WAGES. Only apply f you are 00% relable. Stop by 204 West Hall today. Volunteers urgently needed, Major fundraser for Wo. Co Humane Socety Toledo Ctfest, May 27th, must be 2. Call (49) or (49) or emal vfne@mco.edu. For Sale '93 Cvc HB DX, auto, ar, 00K M. fuel-effcent, very clean. S OBO. Call Computer System yr. old -lke new- $450. Call "Folk Musc ol Kenya" CD released BGSU graduate student Davd Oteno Akombo has made a new compact dsc of "Fold Musc of Kenya." The CD whch has nne songs, was arranged by Akombo, recorded n Kenya over wnter break and released by Musc Therapy Internatonal, a nonproft organzaton. Proceeds beneft refugees n Afnca Akombo s pursung a master's degree majorng n Ethnomuscology at BGSU s College of Muscal Arts Folk Musc of Kenya" s avalable at the Unversty Bookstore and Fnders Records n Bowlng Green. For sale-iguana and all accessores (cage, heat rack, dshes, etc) Call HONDAS FROM $500! Polce mpounds and tax repos! For lstngs ext4558. KAYAK! Percepton Carolna. 47" tourng boat Expedton model wth rudder and two cargo hatches. Long enough for open water stablty, short enough for great maneuverablty. Mnt cond, yr old, $ or cynthl@bgnet bgsuedu. "4 bedroom house avalable, central ar, washer/dryer, located at 729 4th St Call "Effcences, Apartments, and Rooms 630 North Summt Apartments, $560 a month. 46 South College Effcency, $35 a month, ncludes utlttes. Starts August /2 E. Merry, rooms $220 a month, ncludes utltes. Also summer rentals Call bdrm. apt. across from campus. Aval. June st, yr. lease. $350/mo. * utltes. Call subleasers needed Mav-Aug 2 bdrm, furnshed, close to campus. $500/mo..utl month leases startng May 9.200: 226 N Enterprse #B- Br.- person-$425 * utl. 230 N. Enterprse #C- Br.-I person-$360 t utl. 322 E Court «2- Br - person-$405 ncl. all utl. 402 /2 E. Court- Br.- person- $330 utl th «C-2 Br -2 person-$400 utl. Steve Smth or bedroom apt. for sublease. Aval. Aug. 200, close to campus. 2 full bath, AC, dshwasher $565 00/mth BR house, country settng, cty servces, W/D, grad /prof., $000/mo, Call /2 N Man. 3 bdrm., upper, $650 mo. plus utl Aval. June. Call Fourth. 3 bdrms. bath, $650 mo. plus utl Aval May Fourth, 3 bdrm, 2 bath Aval May 7. $800 mo plus utl For rent- bedroom house. 36 Rdge (rear) $350/month Call House lor Rent 424 E Wooster. 3 BDRM. House Aval Fall 200. $750/mo., utl. Included Houses., 2. & 3 bdrm. apts begnnng May 0 9 S 2 mo leases Two bedroom, furnshed or unfurnshed apartments 724 6th St S 705 7th St. $525 per month school year lease, 5460 per month full year lease The Technology Infrastructure Project Buldng an Electronc Communty.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet Makng the fast faster As the number of Unversty buldngs swtched to the new data network grows, network users n those buldngs should notce speeder access to on campus resources. Off-campus materal s a dfferent story, but efforts to mprove access to that materal are n the works. The problem les wth consderable traffc beng funneled through a campus Internet connecton that, despte havng been upgraded to among the fastest n Oho, s stll many tmes slower than the network connecton between campus buldngs. To help get around the dfference n speeds, the Unversty wll be addng a Web cachng server to the network. Web cachng nvolves replcatng nformaton from frequently vsted off-campus Web stes.then, when one of those stes s accessed on campus, the user receves the on-campus copy at the accompanyng faster speed. Also beng explored s a satellte connecton that would provde streamng audo and vdeo from a few hundred of the most popular Web stes. The bottom lne s that bandwdth to the Internet has been ncreased and wll be ncreased further for fall semester. And eventually, when BGSU becomes part of Internet 2, t wll also be connected to other unverstes wth hghspeed networks and able to share nformaton wth them at those hgher speeds. The dfference n speed of access to the BGSU Web ste (above) and off-campus stes wll be notceable to network users as ther computers are swtched to BGsupernet. But bandwdth to the Internet wll be ncreased by fall semester, wth efforts to that end now n the works. Look for weekly BGsupernet updates n "The BG News." More nformaton about the project s avalable on the Web at BGSU JOHNNEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. Rental Offce :,l«. K. Wooster s. Rentals avalable for summer and fall. Stop by for our full lstng /2002 Openngs And Now Dong Summer Leasng HUsdale Apts. 082 Farvew. Bdrms & 2 Bdrms Ar condton/dshwasher Garbage Dsposal washcr/drycr hook-up n 2 Bdrm Starts at $390-Call Evergreen Apt. 25 E Poe Studos & Large I Bdrms. Laundry on ste Starts at S250-Call Heruute Apts. 70 N. Enterprse BRAND NEW/ONLY A FEW LEFT Bdrms/Ar Condton Dshwasher/Garbage Dsposal Starts at $40 Call Wllow House Apts. 830 Fourth St. Ibdrms./Ar Condton Dshwasher/Garbage Dsposal Starts at $400 - Call Stop by our offce al 045 N. Man St. for complete lstng or Call wvth.v.cnet.org/-necca Cty of Bowlng Green Parks and Recreaton Department s hrng seasonal matenance staff. Startng wage $8.00 hour. Complete an applcaton at the park offce n Woodland Mall, 234 N. Man St., Bowlng Green. Monday-Frday, 8 am-5 pm. 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