The BG News April 28, 1999

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1 Bowlng Green State Unversty BGSU Student Newspaper Unversty Publcatons Aprl 28, 1999 Bowlng Green State Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Bowlng Green State Unversty, " Aprl 28, 1999" (1999). BGSU Student Newspaper. Book Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Unversty Publcatons at ScholarWorks@BGSU. t has been accepted for ncluson n BGSU Student Newspaper by an authorzed admnstrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU.

2 / :r... he BG News v% fcolumnst Natale Mller says college lte was more benefcal than classes. Guest columnst says Columbne shootngs could have been avoded f less atten ton was pad to dfferences. naton 4 Chernobyl computer vrus strkes agan on ts annversary. Demonstrators rally n Washngton for an end to Kosovo conflct. Softball defeats Red Hawks 7-0, Baseball battles Ball State for lead n MAC. ndex Opnon 2 Page Three 3 World and Naton 4 Sports 11 Sports Agate 13 t? " don't go out of the way to make nose about an ssue, but fght for thngs once know what the people want." John Qunn runnng for BG mayor Check out: com News, web extras and a whole lot more. Want to get n touch? bgnews@lstproc. bgsu.edu Your drect lne to your newspaper Or call us: Canddates possess knowledge of cty By ROBERT RECKER By he lme students return to Bowlng Green n the fall, the race for the cty's new mayor wll be n full strde. After eght years as mayor, Wesley Hoffman wll retre from offce n November. Lookng to take hs place s Republcan lohn Qunn or Democrat Joyce Kepke. Though the deadlne for partsan canddates passed on Feb.18, an ndependent may stll regster by May 3. John Qunn Qunn has been a resdent of Bowlng Green snce 1965, and for about 20 of those years he has been nvolved wth local government. He broke nto local poltcs as char for the Housng Commsson n Hs other dutes were co-char of the last Cty Charter Revew Commttee, an alternate for the Plannng Commsson and char of the last Master Plan Revew Commttee. He has spent the last seven years on the Board of Publc Utltes. From 1982 to 1990 he was a member of cty councl, servng sx of those years as councl presdent. "n 20 years 've done just about everythng BG has to offer," Qunn sad. Qunn has a thrty year hstory of teachng n the Bowlng Green school system. n that tme, he has been named a Martha Holden Jennngs Scholar (1976), outstandng young educator by the BG Jaycees (1979), and BG teacher of the year (1986). He has also won the Sprt of Wood County Award (1989) and s a long-tme offcer n the Bowlng Green Educaton Assocaton. He presently teaches Amercan hstory and world government at BG Hgh School. Qunn has also been actve n communty nvolvement. He s a member of Rotary, was a trustee and deacon for Frst Presbyteran Church, a member of the Chldren's Resource Center Board for 12 years, and s the admnstrator of Bud's Welfare Board. "'ve been here a long tme," BG New* Photo/MATTHEW MLLER Nck Rebraca, junor crmnal justce major, enjoys the advantages of hs sngle room n Anderson Hall, ncludng the added leg room. Anderson Hall wll be one of the few dorms offerng sngle rooms next year. Sngle rooms lmted next semester By RENE SHARON SCOTT Freshmen and sophomores are concerned that they mght not have the opton to lve n a sngle room because of housng changes for the school year. Accordng to the Offce of Resdence Lfe, sngles wll only be avalable for freshmen and sophomores n Founders, Offenhauer Towers, and Rodgers. Junors and senors wll have the frst opportunty at sngles, sad Jm Zentmeyer, assocate drector of resdence lfe. "These sngles wll prmarly be located n Anderson Hall and Founders Hall," Zentmeyer sad. "We wll honor as many freshmen and sophomore sngle requests as we have avalable space." The number of sngles offered for the fall wll be fewer than 400 rooms on campus, Zentmeyer sad. Bud Beatly, drector of resdence lfe, sad the effect of housng changes on freshmen and sophomores s determned by how many students are actually housed for the fall. Beatty predcted the Unversty's resdence halls wll be close to capacty n the fall, whch s about 7,200 students lvng n resdence halls. "Obvously, the larger the oncampus populaton, the more dffcult t wll be for my offce to honor room change requests," he sad. Steve Denston, sophomore sports management major, sad the Unversty should lmt the number of n-comng freshmen n order to fully honor students' room requests. " feel that f the Unversty plans on brngng n so many new freshmen, they should ether put n some new rooms somewhere, or cut down on the number of students comng n," Denston sad. One of the concerns of students s whether the Unversty wll re-open Conkln or buld another resdence hall. Beatty sad the Unversty won't be operatng one resdence hall short. He sad Prout Hall wll reman open through Fall Conkln Hall, a resdence hall whch now temporarly houses the psychology department, wll be renovated durng the sprng of 2000 and ready to house students for fall of "Conkln had been closed for a number of years, snce t was not needed as a student resdence," sad Beatly. n addton, he sad there have been prelmnary dscussons about constructng a new resdence hall. Some students are dspleased wth the condtons of Offenhauer Towers and Rodgers and plan on movng nto Founders. "They [the Unversty] should re-do these buldngs before they have people lve there," sad Alsha Hamlton, freshman telecommuncatons major. Hamlton sad the new housng assgnments were rdculous. She appled to lve n Founders, but s afrad that sutes most lkely provded wll be sx room sutes whch are separated nto three doubles. "Students who already lve n there [n Founders) probably re-appled too," she sad. Addtonal housng arrangements nclude Anderson Hall beng an all sngle dorm for junors and senors. Also, due to the Unon expanson, Prout lall wll offer a one tme only fall semester agreement. Ths agree- See HOUSNG, page ten. Qunn sad. " know the cty well, and the cty knows me well. know the pulse of the cty." He consders hmself to Joyce be a humble and quet guy, at.tmes. " don't go out of the way to make nose about an ssue, but fght for thngs once know what the people want." When asked n February to See MAYOR, page ten. Unversty welcomes new dean By V1NCE GUERRER New Dean of Students Wanda Overland hopes to pck up where Gregg DeCrane left off. She wll assume her dutes at the end of June, but sad she wll be on campus next week to famlarze herself wth her new staff and students. At North Dakota State Unversty n Fargo, a 9,600-student land-grant college, Overland served as assstant dean for student lfe and drector of the student unon. As drector of the unon, she not only supervsed the buldng, but her dutes also ncluded supervsng Greek lfe and programmng. "t ncludes everythng, not just the faclty," she sad. Unon Drector Dave Crooks looks forward to workng wth someone wth experence n student unons. "She wll have a perspectve on what a student unon should be," Crooks sad. She oversaw a major renovaton of the student unon at NDSU, where she has served as drector of the unon snce "'ve been through a process smlar to what wll be gong on at Bowlng Green," she sad. Overland dd pont out that the unon at NDSU ddn't close whle t was beng renovated. She sad student actvtes wll have to fnd other spaces at BGSU whle ts Unon s beng renovated. "Communcaton wll be very, very mportant," she sad. See WANDA, page ten. Faculty, students excted about Woodstock By STEFANE SZEMORE Woodstock 99' s comng n July and t s grabbng some BGSU students and faculty attenton. Pop Culture graduate teachng assstant, Mke DuBose followed Woodstock 94' and beleves that the lneup for 99' s just as good and very dverse. " thnk that the lneup s great," he sad. "1 wsh had the money to go. There s gong to be a lot of dfferent types of musc brought to the stage and the whole event would be ncredble to experence." The 30th Annversary of the legendary Woodstock Festval wll be celebrated wth a new generaton of stars at Woodstock '99, to be held July n Rome, New York. The acts were offcally announced along wth the concert Aprl 6 and ncluded top names such as Bush, Dave Matthews Band, Countng Crows, Alans Morssette, Sugar Ray, Offsprng, Rusted Root, Rage Aganst The Machne, DMX, Korn, and Lmp Bzkt. Other top acts that wll be showcasng ther talent at Woodstock 99' nclude Foo Fghters, Bran Setzer Orchestra, Fat Boy Slm, Tragcally Hp, Everlast and the Chemcal Brothers. Acts that wll be returnng to Woodstock from the 1994 event nclude Aerosmth, Red Hot Chl Peppers, Sheryl Crow, Metallca, Collectve Soul and Lve. John Kelley, junor producton and operatons management major and Mke Lyren, junor accountng major are two students that plan on gong to ths major event. "After seeng all the bands that are gong to be there could not pass t up," Kelley sad. "t's a lot of money but know t s gong to be well worth t. There s no other festval lke ths and ths s a once n a lfetme opportunty." Lyren added that the concert s more than just musc. " thnk t s gong to be great," Lyren sad. "The musc s gong to be ncredble but just gong to Woodstock s somethng that know wll never forget." DuBose also agreed that Woodstock s more than the musc and stressed people should take advantage of ths event. As of yet now, no acts from the orgnal event are n the lneup, although several announcements are expected n the future. Ths event s already beng called the concert event of the year and s beng held at the 3,600 acre Grffs Park whch was formerly Grffs Ar Force Base. The ste wll be turned nto a lttle cty for the annversary celebraton. On ste wll be a hosptal, utltes system, 2,000 portable tolets, 3.6 mllon gallons of portable water, transpraton, securty statons and a 12 foot hgh commemoratve Woodstock Wall' panted wth murals that wll enclose and protect the entre area. Tckets for the event went on sale Sunday, Aprl 25. The frst day brought a record for frst day Woodstock tcket sales. On Sunday over 65,000 out of the 250,000 tckets were sold. A $150 dollar tcket plus $5 parkng wll get you nto the event all three days and also ncludes campng for people who plan to stay on ste. About 165 acres of the park wll be turned nto a campground complete wth showers, santary facltes, ATM machnes, phones and stores. Two man stages wll host performers up untl 1 a.m.. and then begn playng at noon the next day. The musc may stop at 1 a.m. every nght, but Woodstock 99' s a 24- hour- event. At nght there are scheduled raves lastng from See WOODSTOCK, page ten. j

3 page 2 Wednesday, Aprl 28, 1999 THAKCRS Hf Y KOLl.TVTfcft.MA'v), HOw you dorrvj'j By ^5oHAAlfQfH\ CoOE,N\A»J,-3ortK) HOWS1.T &O1NV "An ndependent student voce servng Bowlng Green snce 1920" 210 West Hall Bowlng Green State Unversty Bowlng Green, Oho Phone: (419) E-mal: bgnews@bgnet.bgsu.edu z LATER KOU-ST&S. / LftTEft 30HM ' \ RACSTS y v Mke Wendlng Edtor-n-chef Bran Taylor Opnon Edtor Kmberly Wlfong Copy Chef Tod McCloskey Sports Edtor Tony Cavallaro Entertanment Edtor Melssa Naymk Assstant Managng Edtor Brand Barhte Managng Edtor Scott Fauber Photo Edtor Scott Zmmer Graphcs Edtor Natale Mller Web Edtor Amyjo L. Brown Chef Reporter letter Contrary to what other organzatons beleve about the student body, they really are supportve of campus events. Saturday, many campus organzatons came together to present a Tbetan Awareness Concert on campus. Throughout the day there was a steady stream of students n Founders Courtyard. A wde varaton of musc sounded through the west sde of campus. Local bands and Cleveland bands came together n support of a great cause. n between the bands, representatves from Founders Hall, WFAL and Students for a Free Tbet spoke of the poltcal ssues n Tbet. Also mentoned at the concert were ways that we as students could make a dfference to those sufferng n Tbet. For the students that could not attend, you mssed a great event. hope that you wll look for the concert next year and support t. would lke to thank the numerous students that dd attend for ther support of the Tbetan people and the bands. To the bands that played, we wsh to thank you for comng out to support ths cause. To the staff that put ths program together, a hats off to you! You should all be very proud of ths event. Also, thank you to the organzatons that donated money to support ths event: RSA, Founders Hall Councl, USG, Founders Hall, Dnng Servces, Students for a Free Tbet, UAO, the Wellness Center, Amnesty nternatonal and WFAL. Once agan, thank you to everyone nvolved n the event. Free Tbet. Laura A. Salasek Fall General Manager of WFAL Applcatons for opnon postons are stll avalabl 210 West Hall. Pck one and fll t out today! Letters to the Edtor polcy Do you agree wth all of ths? encourages all student, faculty, admnstratve and local nput from any and all people who have a strong opnon. wll not dscrmnate upon letters solely based on a person's opn on. We offer two avenues to people wshng to express hs or her opnon. Letters to the Edtor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually n response to a current ssue on the BGSU campus or Bowlng Green area Guest Columns. Longer peces (between words) can be submtted as Guest Columns. Guest columns wll be subject to space lmtatons and consdered based on topc relevance and qualty. Anonymous letters arc not encouraged. The News wll not prnt any letter or Guest column wthout beng able to verfy the author. Ths wll be accomplshed only f the author submts fls or her name, academc major and year, phone number and/or e-mal address. The News wll consder prntng a letter or column as anonymous only under specfc stuatons n whch the author may have vald reasons to reman anonymous. To submt a Guest Column or Letter, brng a wrtten copy to 210 West Hall and leave t n the Opnon Edtor's malbox. Or, send t on emal to bgnews*llstproc-bgsu edu and gve t the subject. -Letter to the Edtor- Space lmtatons may prevent The News from prntng all letters receved. The News reserves the nght to edt any and all letters. The Edtoral Board acknowledges all entres submtted for publcaton. Copyrght 'f> 1999,, Bowlng Green, Oho. Reprntng of any materal from ths publcaton wthout pror permsson of s prohbted. s an ndependent publcaton founded n 1920 and s publshed dally durng the academc year and weekly durng the summer semester. Opnons expressed m columns and letters to the edtor are not necessarly those of the student body, faculty, Unversty admnlstrauon or The BG News. Unsgned edtorals are the opnon of the Sprng 1999 BG News staff encourages ts readers to notfy the paper of any errors n sto rles or photograph descrptons. Dersons made by the Edtor-n-Chef and the Edtoral Board are ftnal Educated by college lfe, not class 've been dreadng ths sttng down to wrte my last column. How can really sum up four years of college and all the experences and wsdom ganed? Cju^t. won't even try. But here's f.peek nto t thbught comng to college would gve me the answers dd -told some - but mostly learned that few thngs are conclusve. Lfe and people are very complcated. Most of the answers are radcal compromses where not everyone wns or blatant contradctons that must coexst.. wanted to come to college to be free to be myself, the person that would have been n hgh school f my parents had let me (so thought). see now that every experence shapes who we become, from the hardest class, to rdulous msunderstandngs,to watchng your frends drft away. How you handle tryng tmes determnes more about your developng character than the good tmes, but they help too. From workng as a team to really great conversatons, the good tmes keep you from losng hope, and make the bad tmes bearable. Some thngs are part hard, but eventually rewardng: sustanng worthwhle relatonshps, learnng the ntrcaces of your major, or masterng a new skll (learnng to play euchre was mne.) Hopefully we've learned not to qut, to follow through tl t pays off. Or we mav have learned that there's a pont to cut our losses and gve up. The dstncton between the two s crucal yet t's somethng that changes for every stuaton. At BG, 've had uncountable smles, tears, arguments, dea exchanges, and dsagreements. 've been to classes that 'll never remember and ones 'll never forget. Some real breakthroughs occurred (Now know what an deology s.) Mxed n wth the forgettable are exctng, strange nghts. hnk every lme hear a song lke "Dust on the Bottle" or "Amercan Pe," that 'll thnk of sngng at the top of my lungs at the gloo. The practcal thngs 've learned were unrelated to my classes. know how to lay out a page and how sharpen my dplomacy. 've seen how mportant t s to ask better questons and how to voce my opnon effectvely. can type much faster, coax cranky computers and wrte an eght page paper n two hours. 've tred not blow a bran cell over somethng that wll not matter next week. So, after eght semesters of class, fve postons at The News, four roommates, two long relatonshps, one tattoo, the death of a frend, some llnesses and some famly crsses, what can conclude? That no matter how much lfe bumps and scapes you, you can and wll heal. That people who beleve n themselves and others wll be the ones who succeed. That people wll understand that you are hurt or scared; they've been there too. That we need to be suspcous of secrecy and be aware of the world. That f you are unhappy wth your lfe, you need to be brave enough to make changes. Hdng from your problems compounds them. Beng a columnsl durng college has been nterestng. 've rarely been to a party where someone hasn't gven me a suggeston for or complant about The News. Overall, beng a columnst has been one of the most postve experences at BGSU for me. t's made me feel lke can make a dfference and make people thnk. You should have seen the panc was n to wrte my very frst one. made about 5 drafts. tested t on my frends. Now have enough confdence to st down and pull words out of my head (really, that's where they come from.) don't know f four years are enough -- but t has to be for me. t's really hard to say goodbye to ths tme, ths place and these people - but they wll move on and so must. So now go to jon the ranks of past columnsts. Ths column s dedcated to the ones who came before me: Aaron Wesbrod, Joe Peffer, Roark Lttlefeld, Dan Gaffney, )oe Boyle and Penny Brown. just say no to gnorance! Natale Mller can be reached n the future at natale.mller@usa.net. Columbne shootngs ndcatve of socetal ssues At Columbne Hgh School 13 students were murdered, two students ded from sucde, and many others were njured. These kllngs were the most recent of a spate of mddle-class hgh school kllngs. The two men responsble for the kllngs were dentfed by other students as school outcasts who belonged to a clque callec' the Trenchcoat Mafa. As the two men began ther rampage they announced that they were dong ths "for revenge." One student sad the boys were "tauntec"' by peers for years and that they "weren't even treated lke humans anymore"(larry Kng Lve and Talk Back Lve). One student, held at gunpont, reported beng told by her gunman that he and hs partner were dong ths because they had been treated so "mean" last year. Some wtnesses to the shootngs sad that the two members of the Trenchcoat Mafa were targetng those who had prevously rdculed them. Despte the words of the gunmen themselves relayed by vctms as well as the comments of wtnesses and other students ndcatng specfcally "why" the two Trenchcoats were dong ths, members of the publc all over the country foolshly throw-up there hands and ask, "But why?" Have these people who ask "why?" ever notced that t's never the hgh school homecomng queen nor the quarterback who goes on these hgh school kllng sprees. Rather, l s often the outcasts who have been vctmzed (or ostraczed) by the homecomng queens, the jocks, the popular clques, the mddlng clques and the school bulles, who respond wth volence. (A fellow student ponted out that there are multple herarchcal clques n hgh schools and whle these clques may have rvalres amongst themselves, they are unfed by ther collectve abuse of the school outcasts.) We all went to hgh school. We all remember those students n each of our hgh schools who were verbally, emotonally, socally and sometmes physcally abused, even brutalzed, by the other students. We remember those we treated as outcasts, those who were degraded and humlated day n and day out. Of course there were those students who dd not partcpate n the daly abuse but merely sat on the sdelnes and watched t happen wthout sayng a word n the vctms defense lest they them- selves be made vctms. Those of us who went to hgh school know the futlty of the vctms askng an nsttutonal authorty to ntervene. We know that school authortes turn a blnd eye to the abuse- too lazy, apathetc, or worred about coverng ther own asses to ntervene. As a fellow student noted teachers sometmes even jon n ths abuse. They do so because we as a people dentfy wth the powerful, not the powerless. We are repulsed by what we vew as the weakness and mpotence of the vctms rather than beng repulsed by the cruelty, the sckness, of the vctmzers. Snce most of us were the vctmzers n hgh school or those who wshed to be accepted by the vctmzers or those who out of apathy or self-nterest dd nothng to help the outcasts we are unwllng to accurately dentfy the enemy, because the enemy n all too many cases s us. True, most hgh school outcasts do not respond volently. Yet, t s those who respond volently aganst ther oppressors who are the E. F. Huttons of the world- the people to whom people lsten. A couple of years ago a boy who was verbally and emotonally tormented by hs peers for beng fat lynched hmself. The naton dd not convulse n mournng. t s only when vctms kll ther vctmzers that the publc gves a damn. n the case of the Trenchcoat Mafa the members apparently dentfed wth Nazsm. Yet, anyone who knows anythng about Nazs knows that Nazs revered athletes. n fact Nazs klled nvalds. Yet, the two Trenchcoats specfcally targeted jocks. Ths has nothng to do wth Nazsm. suspect that the Trenchcoats n a msguded effo to assuage the pan of mpotence aganst wdescale ostracsm and abuse chose to dentfy wth hstorcally powerful vctmzers- ther pathetc attempt at psychologcal selfempowerment. For the Trenchcoats, Nazsm was perceved as an answer to ther pan. Nazsm was not the root of the problem. Whle Nazsm must of course be challenged wherever t s manfest, t s mportant to accurately dentfy the root problem to whch the Trenchcoats were respondng f smlar ncdences are to be prevented n the future. The choce presented to us by the Trenchcoat Mafa revolt s clear. Ether "A," we wll teach our chldren not to create and perpetuate an oppressve herarchy of students n whch some are subject to wdescale ostracsm, verbal, emotonal, and sometmes physcal abuse (nor to be slently complct n the process) or "B." We wll have to teach our chldren to watch ther backs. Kelly Mclan s a guest columnst. She can be reached at mclan@bgnet.bgsu.edu. K \f -!

4 ' J o webste of the day an excerpt from the up-and-comng 'P'uUne TKanyUt She Was Talkng To Hm UPCOM: events UM e s d a y 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Shp-A-Meal Fundraser Sponsored by Crcle K nternatonal. Educaton Steps :30 a.m. Sexual Harassment Workshop Sponsored by Affrmatve TODAY Partly Cloudy. HGH: 57 LOW: 40 Today... partly sunny. Hgh near 60. East wnd 10 to 20 mph. Tonght.... mostly clear. Low n the lower 40s. Tomorrow... sunny. Hgh near 60. The edtor of ths page s, today, totally mpartal to ths weather. WEDNESDAY by Rchard Edwards They were settng up the decoratons for ther son's brthday party when Ann took a handful of confett and threw.t at hm. She ddn't laugh about t. Jack brushed the lttle peces of paper out of hs har and followed her through the sldng glass doors of the apartment. n the house, he sad, "Ann, don't see why you're actng lke ths. haven't done anythng wrong. f 've done somethng you should tell me. At least tell me." She ddn't say anythng. She got a bowl of frut punch off the counter and carred t back outsde. Jack watched her, and then he got a beer from the refrgerator and went n to watch TV. n the lvng room, he sat n hs reclner watchng a Western. A man wth a patch over one eye had just klled a couple people and seemed to be celebratng wth a bottle of whskey from the bar. Westerns weren't usually Jack's thng. Football wasn't on, so the Old West would have to do. He spped hs beer. Hs son ran down the stars, stopped and looked at hm. He stared at Jack and walked slowly through the ktchen and outsde. t was hs son's eleventh brthday. Jack had mssed a lot of the boy's partes. Ann had always been mad when he wasn't there. Ths tme he was there, and she was stll mad. f he would have been on the road, she stll would have been mad. t ddn't matter. He knew t ddn't matter. She always seemed mad, but she would never talk about t. Acton. Pre-regstraton not requred. Pallster Conference Room. Jerome Lbrary. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. BGSU College Club Falcons nfo Table nfo about com. Sgn up FREE and get free stuff, free emal and vocemal. get onlne to meet other BGSU students! Unon Foyer. TOMORROW Sunny. HGH: 58 LOW: 38 glabrous GLAB-rus/» (adj.) smooth and harless; free from roughness. Example: Angus sheared hs sheep 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Used CD Sale Vendor wll be sellng used CDs at cheap prces (most S6-S12). You can also trade and sell back your CDs Sponsored by UAO. Educaton Buldng steps. Noan Brown Bag Luncheon Jeanne Ludlow. Amercan culture studes, women's studes and envronmental studes, wll so that they were glaborous and made many a wee sweater. Glabrous comes from the Latn adjectve -bald.' glaber. meanng PEOPLE on the street Megan Wlloy Freshman Broadcast Jour. "More cooperaton between cty and unversty." Paul Kowert Sophomore Undecded "Brng back porn." What do you want the new mayor of Bowlng Green to do for the communty? Josh Lambert Sophomore Busness "Lower the drnkng age to 16.".Jennfer mes Freshman Englsh "Make more cultural places to vst downtown." Adam Schokora Freshman Undecded 'We would lke the mayor to hre Rob Martella as hs personal secretary." People on the street s ntended as an unscentfc smple ot the student populaton Anyone desperately hopng to be n ths feature may tmd t proftable to hang around the student unon around, say, seven-sh But you ddn't hear t here All these campus events and more can be found on the Unversty webste: http;/fovents,bqsu.ed.u/ ACROSS raano s captal b Whttle U Burden 14 Hackng a roc D Toe the lno 16 Slnke an attluae 17 Author of "Ulysses 19 Daredevl Kmevel 20 Boxng great 21 loo 22 Entanglement 23 f atnogen 26 Delta deposts 26 ward on 30 Pavarott or Caruso, eg 31 London lav. 34 Desena 36 Holl tgure JB Weakes 39 Dead body 4U Says 41 Antpersonnel devce 42 Beast ot burden 43 Stogy or cneroo 4b a hand (helps MlQ 46 Ltgators 4/ ce rnasa 48 Aggregaton 31 Faclty 53 Welfare hotel HDD) share her nterests n ecofemnst ssues and concerns. 107 Hanna Hall. / p.m. Men's Baseball hosts Ball State Falcons face Cardnals n a MAC doubleheader. 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5 page 4 Wednesday, Aprl 28, 1999 The BG News World &Naton Edtor-n-Chef. Mke Wendlng PHOTOS Eye on NATO attacks ntensfy n Kosovo news omplled from staff and wre reports Kodak unvels a more durable paper ROCESTER, N.Y. Eastman Kodak Co. says t has found a new way to keep treasured snapshots from becomng torn, dogeared or curled up at the corners. The company unveled a lamnated, multlayer photographc paper Tuesday that t clams s fve tmes tougher than exstng prnts. "t s vrtually mpossble to tear," sad Bll Smth, a Kodak marketng manager. "t takes the worry out of usng and sharng your pctures." The DuraLfe paper ressts curlng even n hgh humdty and produces sharper and brghter mages than regular prnts, the company sad. George Fsher, Kodak chef executve offcer, called DuraLfe the bggest advance n photo paper snce the ntroducton of color paper n t wll be test-marketed n several ctes. ths summer and ntroduced natonally n the fall. Consumers who elect to have ther pctures prnted on DuraLfe paper wll pay about $2 more than they would for regular paper at most retalers. Kodak s also lookng for ways to protect photos from threats lke thumb smudges and water stans, spokesman Charles Smth sad. The Assocated Press BELGRADE, Yugoslava A Red Cross team, ncludng a doctor, was allowed to vst three captve Amercan solders Tuesday, leavng wth letters for ther famles. NATO jets pounded Serb forces n Kosovo and elsewhere n a round-the-clock operaton. The state-run Tanjug news agency sad at least 10 cvlans were klled when NATO mssles struck the southern Serban vllage of Surdulca. A prvate news agency, Beta, reported later that 20 bodes, ncludng women and chldren, had been recovered from the rubble of homes. Serb polce late Tuesday were takng reporters lo the vllage, located 200 mles south of the Yugoslav captal, Belgrade. n Moscow, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott met Tuesday wth Russan offcals lo determne whether the Russans made progress n brokerng a settlement to the fve-week confrontaton. Bu former Premer Vktor Chernomyrdn, Russa's chef medator on the Yugoslav crss. sad NATO must halt arstrkes to clear the way for talks, a condton rejected repeatedly by the allance. Chernomyrdn sad Belgrade would accept an "nternatonal presence" n Kosovo wth Russa's partcpaton but he acknowledged that such a group, whch would be unarmed or only lghtly armed, fell far short of what NATO s demandng. Alled terms nclude the key demand of nternatonal peacekeepng troops n Kosovo, an end to atroctes aganst ethnc Albanan cvlans, autonomy for the majorty Albanan provnce and the return of all refugees. The Amercan solders, when seen on Serban televson after ther March 31 capture n Macedona's border area, had cuts and bruses on ther faces. After Tuesday's prvate meetng n Belgrade, offcals of the nternatonal Commttee of the Red Cross refused to dscuss ther condtons. CRC chef Cornelo Sommaruga sad only that the men were examned by a physcan and allowed to hand over letters to ther famles. Assocated Press Photo Ths mage taken from vdeo footage shows the moment when a NATO mssle slammed nto a buldng n Belgrade. Sommaruga also saw the three brefly on Monday. The vst Tuesday was the frst "offcal" contact as provded for under the Geneva conventons for prsoners of war. The CRC also conducted a second vst wth a Yugoslav offcer captured by Kosovo Albanan rebels and held at a U.S. mltary base n Mannhem, Ger- many. Chrstopher J. Stone, 25, of Smths Creek, Mch.; Andrew A. Ramrez, 24, of Los Angeles; and Steven M. Gonzales, 21, of Huntsvlle, Texas, were sezed n dsputed crcumstances along the Yugoslav-Macedonan border on March 31, seven days after NATO launched ts bombng campagn. BUCKEYE SELF - STORAGE Near Campus Low Rates Open 24 Hours Summer Leases Clean Many Szes Don't Make Extra Work Leave Your "Thngs"! Summer s almost here... Have a job yet? Call Today to Reserve Unt: Buckaya.^SJ E. WoosterSt. (Across from Taco Bell) RENTAL LNE: THURSTN Effcences for summer and Aug. to May. Assgned Parkng. Starts at $ SXTH 2 BR furnshed apts. Starts at $430. Avalable n August 707 SXTH 2 BR furnshed apts. Starts at S30. Avalable n August. SUMMER RENTALS STARTNG MAY 16! Effcences and one bedrooms stll avalable Many other locatons avalable. A complete lstng s avalable at the rental offce. Stop n, our frendly staff wll help you fnd the perfect home for next year! At RPS you can work 3 to 5 hours a day and earn as much as you would workng 8 hours at another job, AND have more free tme! On-Campus ntervews Tomorrow at Career Servces Call to schedule an ntervew WE OFFER: Year-Round Poston 5 Shfts To Choose From 3-5 Hrs., 5 Days A Week Tuton Assstance Pad Tranng Advancement Opportuntes Weekly Pay No Unon Dues Startng At $ $9.00 $.50 Rase After 90 Days Great Work-Out An FDX Company 650 S. Reynolds Road Toledo, OH (1 mle north of Arport Hwy.) Call Today! «A h J

6 Wednesday. Aprl page 5 Arafat postpones declaraton of statehood The Assocated Press perod durng whch we cannot aflord recent weeks seekng a trade-olf lor makng any mstakes," the offcal Pales- postponng statehood: a pledge from the CA/A C TY, '.zn Strp Palestntnan news agency WAFA quoted nternatonal communty to recogn/e an leader Yasser Arafat on Tuesday Arafat as sayng. Palestnan statehood after the extengave hs strongest ndcaton yet that he "We don't need to affrm our state son. wll heed a plea by Presdent Clnton because we are actually exercsng state- He has extracted such promses from and postpone a unlateral declaraton of hood." the EU and many other natons. But a statehood and extend peace talks wth t was not clear whether Arafat letter from Clnton, whle expressng srael for a year. explaned what he meant by mstakes. support for self-determnaton, fell short Openng the Palestnan Central However, a unlateral move next Tues- of promsng acceptance of statehood Councl's decsve debate on statehood, day would lkely help srael's hard-lne after a year. Arafat affrmed hs people's rght to prme mnster, Benjamn Netanyahu, "The Amercan letter s sold and ndependence but sad t's wser not to wn re-electon May 17 and also anger good," sad Plannng Mnster Nabl take acton now. The councl's decson the Unted States at a tme when Pales- Shaath, who helped negotate the concould effect the outcome n upcomng tnan-u.s. relatons are blossomng. tents of the letter wth U.S. offcals. "Of srael electons. Netanyahu, n the grps of a neck- course, t s not equal to the statements The councl was expected make the ancl-neck electon campagn, clamed made by Japan and the EU." fnal decson on whether to declare a Tuesday that the expected postpone- Shaath sad Arafat heard a repealed state next Tuesday the orgnal target ment of the statehood declaraton was a message of restrant durng hs travels. Assocated Pre*» Photo date for a permanent peace agreement vctory for hs hard-lne polces, nclud- "All recommend postponement at least Palestnan leader Yasser Arafat smles durng the openng sesson of the wth srael or agree to the U.S.-pro- ng srael's threat to annex dsputed ter- untl after the srael electon," he sad. Palestnan councl n G.C. Aratat convened the PLO leadershp Tuesday to posed extenson. rtores. Stll, after months of toutng the May wn broad backng for an Amercan proposal to contnue peace talks wth The councl whose 124 members The Unted States, the European deadlne, Palestnans were already srael. overwhelmngly support Arafat met Unon and Arab states have also urged showng ther dsappontment at the marched through the streets demandng model of a Jewsh settlement. behnd closed doors n a crowded con- Arafat to back down from hs oft-repeat- antcpated postponement. a statehood declaraton on the deadlne. One face-savng measure consdered ference room at Arafat's seasde offce. ed pledge to declare ndependence next n the West Bank town of Nablus, Dozens of demonstrators, ther faces by the Palestnan councl was to go "We are gong through a very delcate Tuesday. more than 1,000 Palestnans, ncludng masked, lred shots nto the ar and ahead mmedately wth state-buldng perod n the hstory of our people, a Arafat has traversed the globe n members of Arafat's Fatah movement, burned two srael flags and a wooden measures. Demonstrators call for end of Serban conflct The Assocated Press WASHNGTON Hundreds of demonstrators waved the red-and-black flag of Kosovo and dsplayed sgns labelng Yugoslav Presdent Slobodan Mlosevc a "second Htler" at a rally Tuesday where they called for an end to the conflct n the Serban provnce. More than 450 people, most of them Amercans wth roots n Albana, gathered on the Captol steps to voce support for an ndependent Kosovo and arms for the Kosovo Lberaton Army, whch s fghtng the Serbs. After the rally, they marched to the Whte House, where they were joned by several hundred supporters. The demonstraton was organzed by the Albanan Amercan Cvc League. The group's founder, former New York Democratc congressman Joe DoGuard, sad: "We must do everythng n our power now to save the Albanan people from genocde, to prevent Slobodan Mlosevc from wagng a wder war, and to ensure the rght of the Albanans to lve n a free and ndependent Kosovo." "Why shouldn't we help the KLA help Amerca to realze a vctory n the More than 200 arrested n FB crackdown on car theft The Assocated Press WASHNGTON The FB began a coast-to-coast crackdown on auto theft Tuesday wth more than 200 federal and state arrests amed at small organzed rngs n 22 ctes, ncludng Cleveland. Although the arrests spanned the naton, more than 100 were n the San Antono area. Federal and state agents rolled up sepa- rate theft rngs, of fve to 25 members, that stole cars to order, for choppng nto parts or for shpment overseas. Later phases of Operaton Sudden Stop are expected to produce addtonal arrests n comng months. Whle acknowledgng that the auto theft rate s declnng down 3.8 percent n 1997 and 16.5 percent snce 1993, FB Assstant Drector Thomas Pckard sad the recoveres of stolen vehcles also are down and only 14 percent of auto thefts result n arrests, "the lowest success rate for any major crme." Pckard attrbuted the low arrest rate n part to the FB's "lack of focus on t due to volence n the ctes." He noted that n the early and md-1990s, the FB and state and local polce shfted agents from nterstate theft work to hgh prorty oper- atons aganst volent street gangs and dng traffckers. "As a result, organzed crmnal groups turned ther attenton to nterstate thefts, partcularly motor vehcle theft," Pckard told a news conference. n 1997, 1.4 mllon vehcles, worth $8 bllon, were stolen and nearly 447,000 were never recovered. Balkans?" Sen. Joseph Leberman, D- Conn., asked, drawng shouts of "KLA! USA!" Rep. James Trafcant, D-Oho, told the demonstrators t was lme to arm the KLA, sayng, "The NATO arstrkes cannot rescue these people." Leberman and Trafcant have ntroduced measures to gve the KLA money, an dea opposed by Secretary of Slate Madelene Albrght. She told the House nternatonal Relatons Commttee last week that supplyng weapons to the KLA would volate an arms embargo set up by the U.N. Securty Councl. She also worres that f the West arms the KLA, other countres would arm the Serbs. Get off t. Exercse. 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7 page 6 Wednesday, Aprl 28, 1999 Secretary of State wants Ohoans to be more nformed about fundng campagns The Assocated Press COLUMBUS Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell wants Ohoans to have as much nformaton as possble about those who contrbute to the poltcal campagns of statewde offceholders, hs electons chef says. Blackwell supports efforts under way n the Legslature to requre all statewde canddates to fle electronc versons of ther campagn fnance reports. Drector of Electons Dana Walch sad Monday. Walch spoke at a news conference called by Oho Ctzen Acton, a consumer and cam- pagn dsclosure advocacy group, to release ts annual campagn fnance report cards. Blackwell was one of nne statewde offceholders and legslatve leaders to get an "A." "The secretary s n favor of full dsclosure of contrbutons and wll contnue to push an agenda toward that end," Walch sad. "Secretary Blackwell beleves that as secretary of state, he needs to take the lead on ths." A bll sponsored by Rep. Ron Amstutz, R-Wooster, would requre statewde offceholders to fle electronc reports. Walch and Ctzen Acton Research Drector Laura Ycomans sad the bll s needed to help Ohoans fnd out about who's pavng for poltcal campagns. The bll s gonn through hearngs n the House Technology and Electons Commttee. Sx offceholders and three of the four legslatve leaders earned an "A" for meetng dsclosure requrements. Ctzen Acton sad. Senate Presdent Rchard Fnan, a Cncnnat Republcan, got a "B," whle Chef Justce Thomas Moyer got a "C." Treasurer Joseph Deters, a Republcan, receved the only "F" from the group. Ctzen Acton crtczed Deters' campagn for not beng aggressve enough n fndng out about hs contrbutors. Oho law requres canddates to lst a donor's occupaton f the contrbuton s more than $100. t the donor doesn't provde the nformaton, the canddate must follow up wth another attempt to learn the donor's employer. f that does not produce the nformaton, a canddate can put down "best effort" on the fnance report. But "best effort" was not enough, Ms. Yeomans sad. "We dd not gve credt to any of the canddates for best effort," she sad a a news conference. "Dd they provde the voters wth the nformaton they needed?... t may -be n complance wth the law, but t's not n complance wth the sprt of the law." Deters' campagn faled to provde complete nformaton for 918 of hs 1,683 donatons over $100, Ctzen Acton sad. That amounted to $569,000 or 56.5 percent of the $1 mllon he rased from those donors. Doug Presse, a spokesman for Deters' campagn commttee, sad the campagn dd everythng t could to dentfy contrbutors. "Our campagn compled fully and at all tmes wth Oho campagn reportng requrements," Presse sad. "We had a system n place,... the practcal results of whch were less complete than we had hoped." He sad Deters' frst attempt for statewde offce created some fund-rasng problems for the former 11.mnllon County prosecutor. "Runnng the frst tme statewde for anybody s a bg challenge," Presse sad. "There s a learnng curve for campagn commttees and contrbutors, new contrbutors." Moment of slence observed for Columbne vctms The Assocated Press LTTLETON, Colo. Rados and televsons fell slent across the Denver area at 11:21 a.m. today, one week to the mnute after the erupton of gunfre at Columbne Hgh School was frst reported. Church bells tolled 15 tmes, one for each person klled, ncludng the gunmen, and televson news broadcasts showed a blue Columbne memoral rbbon whle observng the moment of slence. Earler, authortes sad the 18- year-old grlfrend of gunman Dylan Klebold had purchased at least two of the weapons used n the attack. The Denver Post reported today that nvestgators beleve the grlfrend bought three weapons not long after her 18th brthday n November. The Denver Rocky Mountan News sad the young woman, dentfed as Robyn K. Anderson, was beleved to have bought two guns. nvestgators also dscounted a report from a Colorado Sprngs gun dealer that the other gunman, Erc Harrs, was among fve teens who tred to buy a machne gun and another weapon last month. The dealer sad the aborted transacton was vdeotaped. But Larry Bettendorf, an agent wth the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Frearms, sad the vdeotapes had nothng to do wth the massacre. "Our agents have revewed the vdeotape or tapes, and they dd not fnd any evdence of the suspects or ther assocates n there," he sad. Harrs, 18, and Klebold, 17, commtted sucde after burstng nto Columbne Hgh wth guns and bombs a week ago today, kllng 12 fellow students and one teacher. Four guns were found n the school. Ms. Anderson was questoned Monday, and authortes descrbe her as a wtness, not a suspect. Dstrct Attorney Dave Thomas sad she was cooperat- ng wth nvestgators. Prosecutors sad the weapons may have been purchased legal- "We thnk three of them were provded by the grlfrend of Klebold," Mark Paulter, a Jefferson County chef dstrct attorney, told the Post. "She bought them because she was older. She was 18 at the tme. She bought them n November or December. "We're not sure she commtted a crme under Colorado statute. f you provde a handgun to a person under 18, that's a volaton of the statute. f you provde a shotgun or a rfle, that's not a volaton." Prosecutors sad Ms. Anderson bought two shotguns and a rfle. Sherff John Stone acknowledged t was possble that she dd know how Klebold and Harrs planned to use the guns. "She's not gong to use those for pheasant huntng," Stone told the News. A man who was at Ms. Anderson's home declned to comment, sayng the famly was ter- rorzed by reporters, the Post sad. nvestgators stll beleve that someone other than Klebold and larrs was aware of ther plans n the days and weeks leadng up to the attack. "There's a lot of muntons there," Stone sad. "Ether somebody else brought t n or they brought t n and stored t.... t's hard to get that n under your rancoat and not be notced." Stone sad three boys who were arrested near Columbne on the day of the attack have not been cleared n the case. "'m suspcous of ther story," Stone sad. "They are not out of the woods n ths one yet." Also Monday, authortes sad Klebold and larrs had amed for an even bgger bloodbath, plottng to kll hundreds of students, and then to hjack a plane and crash t nto New York Cty. nvestgators cted a dary they found that was kept by Harrs. The attacks bold, bzarre nature led to speculaton that the gunmen mght have been takng drugs, but toxcology tests revealed no drugs or alcohol n ther bodes, the coroner's offce sad. "t makes t a lttle more frghtenng to me that they were of sound mnd and not under the nfluence of alcohol and drugs," prosecutor Thomas told MSNBC. Columbne's campus remaned closed to everyone except bomb squads and nvestgators. Columbne teachers reported for duty today at an undsclosed locaton. Columbne's students wll begn classes at nearby Chatfeld Hgh School next Monday, four days later than planned, school offcals decded today. Teachers haven't been allowed to pck up ther books and other belongngs snce the bloodshed at Columbne. "f they need anythng and we can fnd t, we'll gel t for them," sherff's Sgt Jm Parr sad Monday. "But thnk they're gong to be operatng on a shoestrng for a whle." 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8 Wednesday, Aprl page 7 Chernobyl vrus strkes agan on annversary The Assocated Press LONDON The Chernobyl computer vrus struck hundreds of thousands of computers n Asa and the Mddle East, wth Turkey and South Korea each reportng 300,000 computers nfected. Home users n the Unted States, ncludng college students nearng term-paper deadlnes, also were affected. The vrus, whch s beleved to have orgnated n Tawan and attacks Wndows 95 and Wndows 98 computers, was desgned to strke on Aprl 26, the 13th annversary of the Chernobyl nuclear dsaster and the reason for the vrus' common name: Chernobyl. n affected computers, the vrus attempts to erase the hard-drve and wrte gbbersh nto the computer's system settngs, called ts BOS, whch would prevent the machne from beng restarted. Bll Pollak, a.spokesman for the Computer Emergency Response Team at Carnege Mellon Unversty n Pttsburgh, sad today a "large number" of home users were affected n the Unted States after people returned home Monday nght and turned on ther computers. He declned to estmate how many computers were affected, but sad CERT receved many e- mal reports on the vrus. Dan Schrader, drector of product marketng at Trend Mcro nc., whch develops antvrus software, sad he had receved about 150 reports by Monday nght, but only two were corporate clents. Th»jest were pancked home users and students. About 100 computers belongng to Prnceton students were wped out, less than two weeks before term papers were due, unversty offcals sad. "The computers were affected to a pont where the hard drves were rendered useless," spokesman Justn Harmon sad today. The bggest damage was Asa and the Mddle East, where vrus protecton sn't consdered as mportant and there s a large pool of prated software, sad Dan Takata, senor engneer at Data Fellows, a software company that develops the F-Secure Antvrus software. The vrus nfected some computers at an arport n zmr, on Turkey's Aegean coast; erased computer memores at a mltary academy n Ankara; crashed computers at the state-run rado and televson staton; and slowed down transactons at a number of banks, Turkey's Radkal newspaper reported today. "Turkey was caught unprepared," sad Mustafa Ucoklar, an electroncs engneer. "The warn- North Korea runs out of food The Assocated Press BEJNG North Korea has run through ts food stocks, leavng mllons of people to survve sy eatng grasses, com stalks or whatever else they can forage, the World Food Program reported today. The government dstrbuted he last of the fall harvest wth ;arly Aprl's monthly food raton 3 1/2 pounds of gran, or enough to last one person about 10 da\s, the U.N. agency sad. Most of North Korea's 23 mllon people rely on food ratons from the communst government. They can now expect lttle food untl the frst vegetable and x>tato crops are harvested n [une, sad Davd Morton, the WFP representatve n North Korea's captal, Pyongyang. "These are the most dffcult months of the year for the people MflflMMftMJUMfl^^ of North Korea/' Morton sad n a statement. "Most people try to survve by whatever copng mechansms they have." The gap between harvests has become an annual occurrence n North Korea's four years of famne. n the lean weeks to come, government mlls wll churn out a staple of the crss edble roots, grasses, sea weed, corn stalks and the lke often mxed wth cereals and enzymes and cooked nto noodles or buns. The substtutes are "bascally a stomach fller" wth lttle nutrton and eatng them causes dgestve problems, especally for chldren and the elderly, Morton sad. Floods, drought and other natural dsasters runed North Korea's collectve agrculture system, whch was already crppled by msmanagement and the loss of crucal Sovet bloc tradng partners. Wthout food and mported fuel, North Korea's centrally planned economy has largely broken down. Morton sad the worst food shortages were beleved to be occurrng n the cold, landscarce, heavly urbanzed northeast. The World Food Program s currently feedng 6.7 mllon people largely nfants and young chldren, pregnant and nursng women and hospta patents. The agency wants to expand the program to 8 mllon people to feed older chldren as of July 1 through a $260 mllon appeal launched last week. North Korea's Stalnst government has taken pecemeal measures to cope wth the! famne. t has not moved to fundamentally overhaul the govemment-planned economy. ngs were there but nobody took any notce of them.'' South Korean offcals also reported about 300,000 computers were ht n government offces, schools and busnesses. "We have been careless and lacked an understandng of ths vrus," sad Vce nformaton and Communcatons Mnster Ahn Byung-yop. "We need to strengthen our alert system and publc educaton on computer vruses." Ahn estmated the computer bug has ht nearly 4 percent of computers n South Korea, by far the worst attack of ts knd reported n the country. The natonal Yonhap News Agency, quotng ndustry offcals, estmated the vrus may have affected up to 15 percent of all computers and could cost South Korea up to $250 mllon. "n the past two days, we had 2,500 calls for help," sad Hwang M-kyong, a spokeswoman for Ahn's Laboratory Ltd., whch develops programs that can detect and wpe out computer vruses. The company usually receves 200 calls a day for help, she sad. Hundreds of computers n the Unted Arab Emrates were affected, ncludng some at the Mnstry of Labor and Socal Affars, the Englsh-language Khaleej Tmes reported. The Gulf News daly reported that up to 10 percent of all computer users n the Emrates were affected. Busnesses, banks and publshng houses n nda were shut down Monday and nformaton worth mllons of dollars was lost, the ndan Express newspaper reported. At least 10,000 ndan computer owners reported beng affected by the vrus. n Bangladesh, the vrus struck at least 10,000 computers. "Ths was the country's worst computer dsaster," Ahmed Hasan, general secretary of the Computer Socety, sad by telephone. At least 7,600 computers were damaged by the vrus n Chna, state-run meda reported. Lu Xu, General Manager of Bejngbased Ruxn Company, Chna's bggest antvrus h-tech company, estmated that 100,000 computers had been affected. "All of our telephones have been busy snce yesterday, jammed by computer users from varous sectors and all the provnces," Lu sad. About 2,000 computers n Norway were affected, accordng to the Aftenposten daly newspaper. "Ths s defntely the worst vrus attack ever," sad Jan Krstensen, drector of Norman ASA, Norway's largest vrus-fghtng company. Court rules strngless gfts not llegal The Assocated Press WASHNGTON The Supreme Court made t harder to convct someone of gvng an llegal gratuty to a federal offcal, rulng Monday that gfts are a crme only f prosecutors prove they are lnked to an offcal act. Otherwse, t would be a crme even for a champonshp sports team to gve a jersey to the presdent whle vstng the Whte House, the justces sad n a unanmous decson. The decson was a defeat for ndependent Counsel Donald Smaltz n a case stemmng from hs corrupton nvestgaton of former Agrculture Secretary Mke Espy. Smaltz had asked the hgh court to renstate a Calforna agrcultural cooperatve's convcton of llegally gvng gfts.to Espy. Espy hmself was acqutted last December of all 30 corrup- ton charges nvolvng gfts he accepted from Sun-Damond Growers of Calforna and others. Reached by telephone, Smaltz had no mmedate comment on the rulng. Attorney Samuel J. Buff one of the Amercan League of Lobbysts, whch supported Sun-Damond n a frend-of-the-court bref, sad the rulng clarfed the legal standard for lobbysts and others. "The real danger here s that a broad, mprecse statute... n the hands of an aggressve or unethcal prosecutor can be a dangerous weapon," Buffone sad. The llegal-gratuty law makes t a crme to gve "anythng of value" to a publc offcal "for or because of any offcal act performed or to be performed." Justce Antonn Scala wrote (or the court that the words "off- cal act" appeared to requre "that some partcular act be dentfed and proved." t s not enough to show that gft-gvers wanted to curry favor because an offcal was n a poston to help them, he sad. Readng the law that broadly would lead to "pecular results," Scala sad. "t would crmnalze, for example, token gfts to the presdent based on hs offcal poston and not lnked to any dentfable act such as the replca jerseys gven by champonshp sports teams each year durng ceremonal Whte House vsts," the justce sad. Scala noted that the llegalgratuty law s only one of many laws and ethcal regulatons governng what gfts can be gven to government offcals, lawmakers and judges. Those rules were unaffected by the justces' rulng. 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9 page 8 Wednesday, Aprl 28, 1999 Clnton proposes gun-control legslaton The Assocated Press WASHNGTON One week to the day after the Colorado school shootng, Presdent Clnton proposed gun-control legslaton today to rase the legal age for handgun possesson from 18 to 21 and hold neglgent parents lable when ther chldren commt crmes wth guns. Buyers of explosves would also be subject to the same Brady law background checks as gun purchasers. "t s crmnal how easy t s for chldren n Amerca to obtan guns," Hllary Rodham Clnton sad at a Whte House ceremony, where she led her husband and an assembly of lawmakers n a moment of slence for the communty of Lttleton, Colo. The presdent sad hs proposals would amount to no more than mnor delays and mnor hassles for sportsmen and legal gun owners. "t's gong to be a hassle for them. t's worth t. t's worh t. We're sorry t's worth t," Clnton sad. "People's lves are at stake here." n extensve remarks precedng the presdent, Mrs. Clnton sad she doubted the admnstraton's ablty to "create a perfect set of solutons that, f followed, would have prevented what happened at Columbne Hgh School." But, she added, "That does not mean that we are ether hopeless or helpless." The presdent's omnbus crme package, whch the Whle House trumpeted as "the most comprehensve gun legslaton any admnstraton has put forward n 30 years," also proposes bannng juvenle possesson of semautomatc assault rfles, haltng mports of all hghcapacty ammunton clps and lmtng an ndvdual's handgun purchases to one per month. n addton, Clnton renewed measures that ded n the last Congress. He suggested he was countng on outrage over the Colorado shootng to push them through ths year over objectons of the gun lobby. "t's not just the culture of volence that has to change. t's the culture of huntng and sport shootng that has to stop fnancng efforts to frghten ther members," Clnton sad. "t's not gong to be easy," sad Sen. John Chafee, R-R.., a supporter who scoffed at crtcs sayng school volence s a cultural problem. Ths sn't about schools... ths s about ths dstorted nterpretaton of the Consttuton that convnces otherwse ratonal ctzens that t s th. '.r nalen- able rght to be armed to the teeth," Chafee sad. The explosves provson, whch ams to treat the sale of explosves the same way gun sales are treated under the Brady law, would cover dynamte, blastng caps and the lke, not materals that can be blended nto an explosve mxture. n Lttleton, Colo., the student kllers used homemade hand grenades and ppe bombs n ther rampage through Columbne Hgh School. n Oklahoma Cty, two tons of explosve made from common fertlzer were used to blow up the federal buldng n Clnton also proposed: Mandatory chld-safety locks on all guns sold. Extenson of an exstng ban on juvenle possesson of handguns to nclude semautomatc assault rfles; also a ban on mportaton of all ammunton magaznes that hold more than 10 rounds, an extenson of current law bannng mports of those made snce Background checks on buyers for all gun-show sales. A lfetme ban on gun ownershp for people who commt volent crmes as juvenles. A three-day watng perod for all handgun purchases, wth an addtonal two days f law offcers need them to complete ther nvestgaton. Untl last year, the Brady Act provded fve days for polce to conduct background checks on buyers f they needed that much tme. Now, t lmts them to three days, but most checks are nstantaneous. Never before has there been a mnmum, mandatory watng perod. Celebratons of 5-year annversary met by volence The Assocated Press UMTATA, South Afrca Polce fred rubber bullets at protesters marchng to a rally today to mark the ffth annversary of South Afrca's frst democratc electons, promptng accusatons of aparthed-style polce harassment. The teen-age demonstrators were headed to ndependence Stadum n Umtata to hear speeches by Presdent Nelson Mandela and Bantu Holomsa, presdent of the opposton Unted Democratc Movement. Supporters of the rulng Afrcan Natonal Congress and the Unted Democratc Movement have clashed recently n advance of the June 2 natonal electon. Polce threw stun grenades, fred rubber bullets and set polce dogs on the chantng youths, the South Afrcan Press Assocaton reported. There were no reported njures. Partcpants n the celebraton, whch orga ; nzers had ntended to be apoltcal, were outraged. Some of them sad the polce actons n Umtata a cty 350 mles south of Johannesburg was remnscent of aparthed-era polce tactcs used to repress the black majorty under whte mnorty rule. Wednesday ly Nght: Ngn: ^ Jazz Nght%/h Come see local students, faculty and resdents play a varety of Jazz musc 19 and over welcome Drnk Specals / Pool Tables Bentwood Subdvson (across from Mercer Manor) 2 BATHROOMS 2 CAB GARAGE 4 BEDROOMS 1400 SQUARE FT FRE PLACES 224 E. Wooster Bowlng Green. OH DSHWASHERS MCROWAVES WASHER/DRYER HOOKUPS A/C FRE PLACES FURNSHED & UNFURNSHED AVALABLE BEGNNNG MAY 15 or AUGUST 15! GREENBRAR, NC Hours: Monday-Frday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. WHAT ARE YOU WATNG FOR? "We are very, very, angry," sad Szwe Xaxa, one of the celebrants quoted by the local news agency. "These polcemen have not yet transformed. They stll have the aparthed polces." Polce Senor Superntendent Wayne Hackart sad the marchers were dspersed under a zero tolerance polcy today for llegal gatherngs n Umtata. He sad offcals were concerned about potental volence between opposng groups. "t's a strong-handed approach at ths stage, but the stuaton warrants t," he sad. Polce would not act aganst groups walkng slently, he sad. Famly Campagn ce Cream Celebraton! 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Thousands of opposton parly supporters roared: "Thabo won't make t, Holomsa wll kck you out!" UDM supporters also tred to drown out Mandela as he addressed the 20,000 partcpants. Mandela, known for some- JON FRM. H tmes chastsng crowds durng ralles, angrly denounced the hecklers as "stupd" and "vagrants." "Whle we are busy tryng to mprove the condtons of our people, they are busy pushng ther selfsh agenda, wth ulteror motves. They want there to be bloodshed," Mandela sad. He urged ANC supporters to reman peaceful. On hs way to the stage, Holomsa told reporters that the rulng party had tred to "hjack" the Freedom Day celebratons and turn t nto a poltcal rally. "We've stopped them effectvely," Holomsa sad. Amercan Mean Assocaton F-:X.RCS: { 1 f P / / ^_Jhc <f QUA of [\>enlna: Relax by our pool when you return n the fall! Our pools are open untl t's TOO COLD TO SWM! WNTHROP TERRACE APTS Open Sat Sun Dong anythng ths weekend? You should be. 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10 Wednesday, Aprl 28, 1998 page 9, Mnster presdes over homosexual church ceremony The Assocated Press CHAPEL HLL, N.C. A Unted Methodst mnster dsmssed from one church for blessng the unon of two women has offcated over another samesex ceremony and rsks beng defrocked. The Rev. Jmmy Creech of Ralegh offcated Saturday at a unon ceremony for two men, Jm Raymer and Larry Ells. "t was not a tough decson at' all," Creech sad Monday. " was honored that they asked me and very glad to do t. realze that the church rght now s n a very legalstc and moralstc frame of mnd. t has taken a poston that thnk has nsttutonalzed bgotry. t was not dffcult at all for me to take a stand aganst that." Creech was narrowly acqutted n a Unted Methodst Church tral last year after offcatng at a ceremony for two women at the Frst Unted Methodst Church n Omaha, Neb. He was later dsmssed from the local church. Creech s on a voluntary leave of absence from the Unted Methodst Church but remans under the church's authorty, partcularly Nebraska Bshop Joel Martnez. Creech has sad he told Martnez last month of hs plans to perform the latest ceremony and the bshop warned hm aganst t. At the tme of Creech's tral, the denomnaton's ban on performng same-sex commtment ceremones was only a gudelne. Snce then, however, the ban has been made nto church law. Kaptur rules out runnng aganst Dewne for Senate n 2000 The Assocated Press TOLEDO Add another Oho Democrat to the lst of poltcans who've decded aganst a run for the U.S. Senate n U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Toledo says she doesn't beleve she can rase enough money for the race. " have decded that 'm not rch, and poltcs n Oho and the country today demands that you be rch," Kaptur sad Saturday. "'m not afrad to run, but know what t's lke to run through a meat grnder wth no money," added Kaptur, who was frst elected to the House n No Democrat has announced plans to oppose Republcan ncumbent Mke DeWne, who s expected to seek re-electon but has not offcally sad he wll run MMlJMJcfMMMM^^ for a second term next year Poltcal analysts have estmated that a successful challenge to DeWne would cost about $10 mllon. Kaptur's announcement that she wouldn't challenge DeWne came one day after Rep. Ted Strckland, D-Oho, made a smlar statement. Rep. Sherrod Brown, D-Oho, also has ruled out a race aganst DeWne. Oho Democratc Party Charman Davd Leland sad last week that he has several possble canddates n mnd as an opponent for DeWne. Leland sad he spoke wth Cleveland attorney Joel Hyatt, whom DeWne defeated n 1994 and who now s teachng n Calforna. Leland also has consdered Cleveland Mayor Mchael R. Whte and Cncnnat lawyer Stanley Chesley. 9- Company maqnq m. solutons +J "'m gong to go to the publc and prvate sector to make sure that we feld the strongest canddate," he sad. Kaptur sad Saturday she would lke to see campagn fnance reforms that would ban unlmted "soft money" contrbutons, and strct lmts on spendng, but added that she doubted such reforms would gan congressonal approval. " have become ncreasngly angered by the nablty of our Congress and our leaders n state government to do what everyone knows the average person wants to take bg money out of poltcs," she sad. Kaptur's remarks came Saturday at the sprng meetng of the Federated Democratc Women of Oho. 525 Rdge Street Bowlng Green, OH (419) A specal "Thank You" to our thousands of customers over the past academc year. Your support helped to make 1998/99 our best year ever. We apprecate your busness and look forward to workng wth you over the summer and agan next Fall! Have an enjoyable and safe summerl Summer Hours Monday through Frday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m FASTcWCOM, NC 0 - tn 9- BSD tut 1 Mnsters can be tred and kcked out of the clergy f they offcates! a homosexual unon. Although last weekend's servce took place n North Carolna, any complant wll be handled by the Nebraska Conference, sad North Carolna Bshop Maron Edwards. A church offcal sad any Unted Methodst member may fle a complant wth the Nebraska conference accusng Creech of volatng church law. Martnez would lkely assgn the com- plant to an nvestgatng commttee to determne f formal charges and a tral were warranted, sad Tm Tanton, a spokesman for the Unted Methodst Church n Nashvlle, Tenn. Martnez was unavalable for. comment Tuesday, sad Cheryl Edwards, spokeswoman for the Nebraska Methodst Conference. Creech sad last week that he was undaunted by the threat of beng kcked out of the mnstry. " beleve t's mportant to Fnals are comng! gve my blessng," he sad. 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11 page 10 Thursday, Aprl 22, 1999 HOUSNG Contnued from page one. ment s th.l 'roul resdents who have earned 4"> credts hours pror to the fall of 1999 wll be elgble to lve n Prout Hall for the fall semester. Zentmeyer beleves the Anderson housng arrangement offers a strong ncentve for junors and senors to reman'on campus. "Junors and senors on campus helps to create a rcher campus learnng envronment," he sad. Some freshmen and sophomores sad sngle room opportuntes should be equalzed and senors and junors shouldn't receve frst prorty. MAYOR Contnued from page one. predct what mmedate ssues he would have to face f he were to wn the November electon, Qunn sad those were hard to foresee. "t's hard to tell, because ssues now may not be ssues n a year," he sad. "But thnk that we wll need to make mprovements n materal thngs, not people thngs, because we are blessed to have fantastc people n ths cty." Joyce Kepke Joyce Kepke has spent 36 years n Bowlng Green, 20 of those servng as an at-large cty councl member, reservng nne of those years for the role of councl presdent. She has served on nearly every commttee assocated wth the councl, wth her longest run as Fnance char from 1979 to Her other government nvolvement ncludes the Recy- r L h Twyla Palmore, freshman fashon merchandsng major, sad room assgnments should be equalzed. "Senors and junors shouldn't have frst choce," she sad. "They should be forced to lve together lke everyone else." Mchael Colson, sophomore hstory major, had smlar thoughts. "Everyone should be able to lve off campus or have sngles regardless of what year they are n," he sad. "However, havng a roommate s all rght, sharng and compromse are good thngs to learn n lfe." Some students beleve freshmen and sophomores shouldn't be offered the prvlege of sngle clng Task Force, the Master Plan Commttee, the Bowlng Green Conventon and Vstor's Bureau, the Muncpal Court Constructon Oversght Commttee and Securty Advsory Commttee, and the Cty Audt Commttee. " have become totally knowledgeable about the departments, personnel and fnancal aspects of the cty through my years n government," Kepke sad. Kepke has receved several accolades for her work n the communty. Last year she was chosen "Outstandng Ctzen of the Year" by the Chamber of Commerce. n 1990 she receved the Amercan Assocaton of Women award for her pursut of advancement for women. Kepke opened her poltcal career n Bowlng Green as local presdent of the League of Women Voters. Lke Ounn. she s a trustee for Summer and Fall app] tons for BG Ne are now avalable,! West Hall. rooms Lorena Shanabrook, junor nursng major, sad that the prvlege of sngle rooms should be rewarded solelv to junors and senors. "[Junors and senors) they have been here two and three years and deserve somethng for that," she sad. "Part of the 'college experence' s to have a roommate and deal wth someone who you have to lve wth, so don't thnk freshmen should be allowed to have sngles." Chrstopher Norrs, freshman poltcal scence and theater major, sad the advantages of a sngle room for an ncomng freshman are few. "ncomng freshman need the the Frst -Presbyteran Church, where she also teaches Sunday school and sngs n the chor. She s a regular volunteer for the annual Black Swamp Arts Festval, s actve n the Hertage 2000 downtown renovaton project, and serves on the Wood County Work ndustry Board. When asked what personal trats would help her most n offce, Kepke sad she combnes her wealth of nvolvement wth an amable personalty. " brng n a lot of admnstratve experence, legslatve experence, and an ablty to work wth people," she sad. 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"There are more mportant ssues than where to lve on campus." For ndvduals who clam they can study n a sngle room, Norrs sad there are other alternatves lke studyng al the lbrary. Some freshmen and sophomores beleve that sngle rooms provde some benefts. "Beng a freshman and havng my room to myself was a huge bonus," sad Alysa Martn, freshman Russan and musc major. "t allowed me to have huge chunks of tme to get thngs done. 1 was lookng forward to WOODSTOCK- Contnued from page one. 2 a.m. - 6 a.m. where there wll be DJ's and other dance and muscal acts. Along wth the two man stages, Woodstock 99' wll have an arts vllage, flm festval, WANDA- Contnued from page one. DeCrane sad Overland's experence runnng a sludent unon wll serve her well as the Unon gets out of the desgn stage and nto the constructon stage. DeCrane noted he had spent hs last three months as Dean of Students workng on the Unon, hut there's a lot more work for hs successor. Tobacco? Wha the same luxury next year, but was shot down wth the ssues of the room request forms." Martn added that her grades have rased thanks to not havng a roommate because she can study whenever and ddn't have to worry about other dstractons. Mndy Macdonald, sophomore elementary educaton, dsagreed and beleves that havng a roommate durng freshman year was benefcal. " wouldn't want to have a sngle room durng my freshman year," she sad. "Wth a roommate, 1 had someone to talk to and help me wth the transton from hgh school to college." Aaron Mner, junor musc expermental theater, an extreme sports park, craft demonstratons and ecology dsplays. DuBose sad he thnks ths s gong to be a great event. "Woodstock s a lot more than musc, t's an experence," DuBose sad. "Musc s movng "The next two years s gong to be an even bgger tme commtment," he sad. DeCrane wll reman n the area, sellng real estate for Newlove, and he sad he offered hs assstance to Overland. "'ll be happy to help her wherever can," DeCrane sad. Overland got her bachelor's and master's degree at NDSU and came to the Unversty for \ercw Heart Assocaton>g*sH) 'Hetwa Dont get me startea,. Q1W7. Amercan Head Assocaton educaton major, shared smlar thoughts. Advantages he had wth a roommate was havng someone who knew the Unver- sty and someone to talk to. Ds- advantages he had was that he was the only chld and used to lvng alone. Furthermore, he sad the age and nterest dfference was a ds- advantage n ther relatonshp as roommate. away from real ssues and s turnng more commercal. Fest- vals lke ths one are one of a knd and probably wll not be n exstence n the future." her doctorate, where she worked at the offce of nsttutonal plan- nng and research. Overland sad Don Gehrng n Contnung Educaton nspred her to come to the Un- versty for her doctorate. \utk.n Mean \SMH Klltnl A stroke can be a mndblowng thng

12 Sports jq Tod McClosky Sports Edtor ' 1 Vew from the bench Love, smell of sports completes me Ths s not about John Elvvay retrng. Ths s not about the sorry slate of the NBA and ths s not about the Browns. Those would be too easy. Ths s about love. Love for the smell of the grass when hgh school football season rolls around, love for Bob Costas' over-apprecaton of the game of baseball, love for crcket hghlghts on Sporlscenter that we just cannot understand. Ths s about the love of sports. Now, know 'm not the frst to wrte about t. probably won't be the last. And certanly can't be the best to wrte about t. But nonetheless, sports are the backbone of our fantases. Ths s about the wooden bats we swung when we were kds. Whether you pretended to be Alan Trammel!, Joe Carter or Cal Rpken, t was all the same. When you swung that bat, you were n Tger Stadum, bottom of the nnth, bases loaded, down by three: Home run. Ths s about a cty's love for ther team. Standng ovatons and wld screams when World Scres home runs soar over the rght feld fence. remember the 1984 World Seres: the moment fell n love wth the Tgers. A wde eyed fve-year-old beng coached through the game by hs famly. remember Krk Gbson smashng a game fve blast that sent the cty nto a frenzy and me nto a love affar wth one of the rchest baseball tradtons ever. Ths s about the frst round of the NHL playoffs. The random upsets and Cnderella stores. Last year the top three seeds n the Eastern Conference were upset n the frst round. A beautful thng n any sport. Ths year, the top two seeds n the east, Ottawa and New Jersey are down to also-rans Buffalo and Pttsburgh. Ths s about watchng old tapes of Muhammad Al dance hs way around bgger, stronger opponents lke George Foreman and Joe Frazer. Takng the punshment of hs lfe and the comng back wth the force of an angry lon to knock them down and knock them out. Ths s about sheddng tears on the nsde for what Al has become: a man slowly beaten by the sport he conquered for so many years. But above all, ths s about what sports has come to mean to us and our socety. Wthout them where would we release our chldhood dreams? What would we do on fall Sundays wthout Barry Sanders' mercury-lke moves? And what would early sprng be wthout the grtty gut-wrenchng frst two rounds of the NCAA Tournament? Wthout sports we would be lost n a world wthout heroes and passon. We wouldn't know the thrll of makng an amazng catch n a pckup football game. Ths s about our frst love and every bt of sweat, agony and prde that goes wth t. Dan Ned s a sports wrter for The BG Nexus all comments should be sent to dnes@bgnet.bgsu.edu Track places hgh at Drake, BW wll all have the same scorng By PETE STELLA Last weekend, the BG Men's track team dvded up the team and sent some of the members to the Drake Relays, n Des Mones, owa, and some to the Baldwn Wallace Relays, n Berea, Oho. The top fnshers for BG at the Drake Relays were Pat Mller, who placed eghth n the 800 wth a best of 1:52:08 and Jm Weckesser, who took tenth n the 3,000 steeplechase wth a tme of 9:16:64. "Our guys dd well at both meets ths weekend," coach Sterlng Martn sad. "The Drake relays was a very compettve meet and our team dd well aganst the teams from the larger schools wth the larger track programs." At BW, the Falcons had several members of the team run well and had a few set personal records at the meet. Leadng the pack for BG was workhorse Alex Sprague, who took second n the 100 hurdles wth a tme of 14:54. He was followed by Dan Corleto whose throw of /2 was good enough tor a thrd place fnsh. Davd Rose took sxth place n the trple jump wth a best of 41-5 and Trent Edmunds took ffth n the shot put wth a throw of /4. "Alex Sprague ran a really good race n the 110 hurdles for us," Martn sad. "Overall ths weekend, we ran really well and mproved our tmes on both the track and the feld events. We had Alex Moser and Kreg Hatfeld set personal bests n the hammer throw and the 800 respectvely." Saturday, the Falcons travel to Akron to compete n the NCAA Quad Seres. BG wll be pared up aganst Md-Amercan Conference teams Akron, Kent and Oho. "There wll be meets lke ths one all over the country on Saturday," Martn sad. "The meets Falcons take down RedHawks fve RedHawks n the contest. By G. MCHAEL She credted catcher Colleen "We just wanted to shut them down GRAHAM Bates for dong a nce job callng probably the last three nnngs." the ptches. "We just wanted to shut them To qualfy for the Md-Amerdown probably the last three Garrett Gholston can Conference double elmnannngs," Gholston sad. "We BG settlor ptcher ton tournament, a team needs to had some rough areas but had fnsh n the top half of the dvenough of a lead that t ddn't the fourth. the thrd as the frst four batters son. bother us. was on and our n the second game, the Red- reached on a walk, an error and Bowlng Green entered Tues- offense was excellent." Hawks tagged starter Rebekah two unsuccessful felder's chocday's matchup at the softball Coach Legh Ross-Shaw Tpton for a run n the frst and es off Genter before Gholston feld wth Mam, n a vrtual te beleves Gholston s the best one n the second as Krstna wth Marshall wth Akron a half ptcher n the MAC. Mortaln doubled and Laura came n. game out. Wth that n mnd, "n the begnnng of the year, Fulton sngled her home to take But n the thrd, Rouhana belt- BG's bats came alve n 7-0 and don't thnk she was throwng as a 2-0 lead. Genter came out to ed a 3-run home run to make t vctores over the Red- hard as she could," Ross-Shaw retre the RedHawks. 4 Falcons. Carmen Htterdal later Hawks. sad. " remnded her, 'f you Pror to Ange Domschot's sacrfce fled Bates home and The Falcons mprove to want to be the best ptcher n the grand slam, BG began ts half of Jenny Domschot sngled home overall and 9-9 n the MAC. MAC, go out and prove t rght the second wth Ern Zwnck Mam drops to and now.' She and Bates (Colleen) walkng and Renee Rosemeer Carolne Retz whle Ange Dom- The BG bats came alve n work so well together. They've buntng her to second. Both run- schot scored on a throwng error. both games (see sdebar), whle Garrett Gholston ptched a comknown each other snce hgh school so Bates knows what Garners advanced on a throwng error. After Bates' bunt sngle " was defntely not thnkng home run," Rouhana sad. " was plete game, one-htter n the frst rett's thnkng before Garrett loaded the bases, Retz grounded thnkng 'ht the ball.' That's game strkng out 13. She came knows." to thrd. The thrd baseman tred what happened. Ebel (Lynsey) n relef of Andrea Center n the Jenny Domschot's blast gave to force Zwnck at home but thrd nnng of the second game the Falcons a 4-0 lead n the bot- Zwnck beat the throw cuttng was helpng me out on second ptchng fve nnngs to pck up tom of the thrd. Ebel fnshed the lead to 2-1. gvng me sgnals as to where the the save. Gholston struck out the scorng wth a 3-run blast n Mam cut the lead to 5-4 n ptch was. t felt good." Baseball battles Ball State for lead n MAC By TOD McCLOSKEY The Bowlng Green baseball team wll fnd out how good they really are today when the team plays a doubleheader wth Md-Amercan Conference west dvson leader Ball State at BG New» Photo/ MKE.EHMKUHLE BG catcher Matt Marcum rests between ptches. The Falcons face Ball State n a doubleheader today. Steller Feld today startng at 1 p.m. The Cardnals are overall and 12-5 n conference play. "They were the pre-season pck ths year and regular champs last year," BG coach Danny Schmtz sad. "We've got to play our best ball aganst them." BG, (24-16, 13-5), holds the best conference wnnng percentage at.722. But the team knows there are stll 14 MAC games stll to play. And wth the wnner of the west dvson hostng the MAC playoffs, BG could see BSU agan. The Falcons are currently three games ahead of Mam for the top spot n the east dvson. n order to defeat BSU, the Falcons' bats wll have to break through the Cardnals' top two ptchers, Travs Mnx and Justn Wechsler. Mnx s 7-1 wth a 2.89 ERA ths year, whle Wechsler (7-2, 2.59 ERA) has been just as consstent. The Falcons' wll be led by senor frst-baseman Bob Nemet, who s battng.434 wth sx home runs and 40 RB. Nemet s 12 ponts off of Dck Kenny's season average record of.448 for a season (mnmum of 50 at-bats). Nemet ht a two-run Scoone stays at Oho State The Assocated Press COLUMBUS, Scoone Perm wasn't sure where he would go the NBA draft, so he decded stay at Oho State for three thngs: a good team, good nes and a degree. " bascally feel lke f 1 was to make the decson to go out, thnk could make P n the NBA, Perm sad n announcng.tuesday he'd be back n a Buckeye unform for hs senor season. "'m confdent enough that, yes, 1 can play. But don't have to worry about that. My man focus s workng hard n the off season homer Sunday to help sweep Oho and has ht safely n hs last nne of 11 games. He s battng.500 (26 for 52) n hs last 18 games. The rest of the Falcons are followng along n hs footsteps, settng a record battng average pace wth a.321 mark. f BG contnues to ht to the ball lke they have all year, they wll eclpse the prevous.317 record set n On the ptchng sde, BG wll start ts ace, Jason Kelley (7-2, 2.91 ERA) n game one. Senor Chrs Vaughl (3-3, 4.47 ERA) wll go aganst Wechsler n the second game. "We have to put the three phases together," Schmtz sad. "You have to have ptchng and defense because t gves the offense an opportunty." On a sde note, Schmtz moved nto second place on the Falcons' all-tme coachng vctores lst wth the 7-3 wn over Oho on Aprl 25. Schmtz, n hs nnth year as coach, passed Warren E. Steller, who attaned 221 wns n 31 years of coachng BG. "He's extremely knowledgeable about baseball, wth personnel and the players," sad Mark Nell, assstant coach about Schmtz. "He gets hs teams ready to play." and worryng about ths team," Penn, the Bg Ten's co-player of the year, had been consderng hs optons snce Oho State's surprsng trp to the Fnal Four. The thrd-team All-Amercan sad he kept hs eyes and hs mnd open. See SCOONE, page 12 and wll all have the same order of events. Ths wll make t more manageable for the people run- nng the event and t s also an attempt to get people to come out and watch track." Lookng down the road, the Falcons head to Oho Saturday May 15th and then to the MAC Champonshps on May 20, 21 and 22. BG New* Photo/SCOTT FAUBFR Above, a Falcon batter rps a ht to the outfeld. BG got a lot of support from ts htters n yesterday's wns. Below, Ptcher Garrett Gholston prepares to fre a ptch. The Falcons defeated Mam yesterday 11-6 and 7-0 and Gholston struck out 13 batters. Domschot's bg Hts help BG defeat Mam By NCK HURM The Bowlng Green softball doubleheader aganst Mam could have also been consdered a mn home run derby for the Falcons. n the twnbll wth Mam, the Orange and Brown ht the ball out of the park four tmes. The four home runs n two games s half the number of BG's prevous record for home runs n a season. The dangerous sophomore class ht each of the four dngers. Rghtfelder Jenny Domschot started the derby off wth a three run homer over the leftfeld fence n the thrd nnng of game one. The Toledo natve s fresh off a shoulder njury that kept her on the sdelne for a couple of weeks. Her longball was the second on the season. "'m just glad to be back," Jenny Domschot sad. " just saw a bg fat ptch that was a lttle hgh and drove t. t fell lke t dd back n hgh school." The next player to go yard was Lynsey Ebel. The second baseman cranked her team leadng fourth home run of the season n the fourth nnng of game one wth two runners on base. She now has three home runs n her last 15 at-bats. "We don't really care about home runs," Ebel sad. "We're just glad we klled them. That's what we care about." Game two was grand for the Falcons especally for Ange Domschot. The shortstop oneupped her twn sster by rocketng a grand slam home run over the fence n the second nnng. The home run gave BG a 5-2 lead and helped put the game away for good.. See SOFTBALL, page 13

13 Page 12 1 he BU Mews ncunuouay, np l 4o, XWO Falcon ruggers skn Bobcats By JOE FNNELL Specnl to the BG News Blled as a re-match of the Md-Amercan Conference Champonshp three weeks ago, t was anythng but, as the BG rugby team defeated Oho 59-0 and For good measure, the Falcons completed a sweep of ther MAC opponents and edged Kent as well. BG ends ts sprng season wth a 31-5 record. "Gve BG a dry feld and they are vrtually unstoppable," Oho coach Anthony Andrews sad. "We came up here wth every ntenton of redeemng our loss to BG three weeks ago. nstead, we never even got out of the startng gate." The Falcons scored early, regularly and often as the BG senors closed out ther careers wth an offensve bang. Playng ther fnal game n brown and orange strpes were eght man Jeff McVey, hooker Jeff Cello, SCOONE Contnued from page 11 The thrd-team All-Amercan sad he kept hs eyes and hs mnd open. "All you want to focus on s your dream, your goal, of becomng a professonal athlete," wng Keth Bowers,'prop Tyler ( arroll, fly half Scott Havercak, centers John Lockwood and Mke Swanbeck and scrum hall Vnce Rosetta " always dread the arrval of the last weekend," BG coach Roger Mazzarella sad. "After all the success we've shared, sayng good-bye to these guys s the hardest part of my job." McVey, n addton to beng BG's captan, holds the Falcons record for ponts by a forward (335) and tres by a forward (67). The Bobcats seemed rooted to the ground n awe of the onslaught mounted aganst ther defense. "They seemed to have that scared rabbt look n ther eyes every lme 1 ran past one," center Mke Swanbeck sad. Not only past, but also through and occasonally over, as BG reeled off ffty nne unanswered ponts n the frst match. Fullback Jm Bollnger got a hat trck and flanker Ron Humphrey he sad. "t was hard to see anythng else because that's all wanted. stll want t. But realze there's other thngs n lfe besdes becomng a professonal athlete." RUMMAGE SALE and wng Keth Bowers each touched down twce. Swanbeck, scrum half Steve Ktlenmr, wng Joe Fnnell and prop Tyler Carroll talled one apece. Fly half Scott Havercak had an off day and only converted two of eleven attempts. The floodgates remaned open n the second match as BG rocked Oho for another ffty three ponts. Wth the old guard on the sdelnes, t was. tme for the next wave of Falcon rugby to strut ther stuff. Rooke wng Brandon Speeg and rooke fullback Adam Smth each scored twce whle backs Tm Reger, Pete Cromly, and John Lockwood crused through the Bobcat defense untouched for a try each. Fly half Greg Gaver booted three conversons whle Cromly booted two more and a penalty feld goal. n the days fnal match aganst Kent, the Falcons look a quck 17-0 lead only to have to hold off a determned Golden Flash rally to wn Perm sad he ddn'l know how hgh he mght have gone n the draft because l was dffcult to factor n the underclassmen who almost every day are addng ther names lo he lst. (MMMms^Mayjcjm^ Photo Provded/ROGER MAZZARELLA Fullback Jm Bollnger heads up the feld for one of hs three tres. Tenns heads to Oxford By WLLAM R. SANDERSON The KG News Durng the regular season, he Howlng Green mens tenns team lost hree matches, nol concdentally, all hree fnshed ahead of he fourth place Falcons. BG gets another shot when t goes to the Md-Amercan Conference Champonshps ths week n Oxford. The Falcons fnshed wth an overall record and a 4-3 league record. Every MAC team makes the tournament and are seeded frst through eghth. The quarterfnal matches take place Thursday The sem-fnals and the champonshp matches are Frday and Saturday, respectvely. S.ll Stale. Mam and Western Mchgan all lnshed ahead ol BG The Cardnals were the regular season champons " lopelully the guys are a lttle tcked off about t," coach Jay Harrs sad. "1 thnk we have to go nto he tournament dsapponted n our lourth place fnsh hut happy wth our draw." Fortunately for BG, Northern llnos s the Falcons' frst round match. Earler ths month the Huskes were (vl losers to BG. lust he same, the Falcons expect a tough match. See TENNS, page 13 *WHERE: Trnty Unted Methodst Church (corner of Summt and Court St.. B.G.) *WHEN: Thursday. Aprl 29 9am - 8pm Frday. Aprl 30 9am - 4pm 1/2 prce day Saturday. May 1 9am - Noon Bag Day (everythng you can ft n a bag for only S2.00) DON'T CRAM FOR THE EXAM ON AN EMPTY STOMACH! JON US SUNDAY MAY 2 FOR: & & $» 11pm to 1am Commons. Founders. Krescher, and McDonald Street Sde 10pm to mdnght Falcon's Nest & The Galley ^3 Don't Y^f Forget! \ Remember to check your prescrpton needs before you leave campus for the summer. STUDENT HEALTH SERVCE Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fr: 8am-4:30pm Thurs: 10am-4:30pm Fnals Week (May 3-7): 8am-4:30pm 'Please call ahead for reflls. UNVERSTY BOOKSTORE Student Servces Buldng Monday, Aprl 26-Thursday, Aprl 29 Frday, Apr; 1 30 Monday, May 3-Thursday, May 6 Frday, May 7 (^ S 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. FALCON'S NEST Student Unon Monday, May 3-Thursday, May 6 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Frday, May 7 10 a.m.-3 p.m. BGSU D Requred c A r\ r\ ^ g5 B, 'charge

14 Wednesday. Aprl 28, 1999 page 13 ne romplcd rum wtrr sources FOOTBALL Barre commts to the Oho State 2000 class COLUMBUS (AP) A junor defensve back-talback from Toledo Whtmer has become the thrd hgh school football player to commt to the Oho State 2000 recrutng class. B.J. Barre announced on Monday he wll sgn a natonal letter of ntent wth Oho State n February. He jons two other players makng early commtments, offensve lneman Larry Knnard of Allance and defensve lneman Alphonso Townsend of Lma Senor. SOFTBALL Contnued from page 11 "t felt awesome," Ange Domschot sad. "We needed someone to step up and ht wth the bases loaded. We needed to get them on and get them n. thnk dd my job pretty well today." The fnal blow was a solo job gven by frst baseman Nkk Classfed Ads Thr BG N««>»ll m krun-m^u -v«p«jdvrrtt runts l.t (.v.rnu.t m ntnur-t' Jwnnunjfon.tfUrM 4ly mlvfcluj <-r ttoupn hr M.V u r*t. mvnu -rtnl rtlgun njtnm.l tnfn tcual nenrjuon. ds ahhly. «Ulu-, a* >.M.r.tn. Of M hr KM*.tf *> mort k-f-ll pctro-d WH t* BG Ne*v r*wr*t. thr rfhl to drclr*. dnct.n.nue * fnw j> jjurn-tktnt such.!>. hnsc fount! n he uvjrufc-ry. jknp n fmml btttf n needng or llte H n-urt All Jx-nsrnrnlv jfr ur^mt» edtng and OVER THE WRE Browns sgn DT Jerry Ball The Assocated Press CLEVELAND The Cleveland Browns on Tuesday took a step toward shorng up ther run defense by sgnng free agent defensve tackle Jerry Ball. Terms of the deal, contngent on Ball passng a physcal, were not dsclosed. The defensve tackle poston was becomng a concern for (he new Browns, especally snce Cleveland wll rejon the AFC Central, whch has powerful runnng backs such as Fred Taylor (Jacksonvlle), Jerome Betts (Pttsburgh) and Edde George (Tennessee). Ball "wll provde addtonal depth on the defensve lne and s one of the premer defensve tackles aganst the run n the Rouhana. The frst baseman ht the farthest shot of the four n the bottom of the thrd nnng for her frst career home run. Altogether, the sophomores combned for 15 RBs n the two games. "We knd of all have the superstton of usng the same CAMPUS EVENTS Attenton all PC Club members!! Dnner a! downtown Kaufman's tonght 7:00. E lectons lor Exec. Board wll be held. SERVCES OFFERED ARE YOU MOVNG? Two vans A a truck wll move you around tocarty. cheap rales. Call Pregnant?? FREE pregnancy tests. CONF DE NTAL and CARNG BG Pregnancy Center GREENBRAR, NC. EAST MERRY AVE. APARTMENTS* 516 and 522 E. Merry Avenue - CLOSE TO CAMPUS 2 bedroom. 2 baths, furnshed. Unts have dshwashers and uarbaae dsposals. FELD MANOR APARMENTS* 519 Leroy Avenue. 542 and 560 Frazce Avenue. CLOSE TO CAMPUS 2 bedrooms. 2baths. furnshed. Unts have dshwashers and garbage ds- P sals 2 Man Rate $580.00/per month MERCER MANOR- APARTMENTS 323 and 331 Mercer Road (lmt 5 people). 3 Bedrooms furnshed. Unts have freplaces. A/C. dshwashers, mcrowaves, and garbage dsposals. 9 1/2 mos. $850.00/mo. + utltes (S person rate) 9 1/2 mos. $775.00/mo. + utltes (4 person rale) 9 1/2 mos. $725.0</mo. t utltes (3 person rate) FRAZEE AVENUE- APARTMENTS* 818 Thurstn and 656 Frazee Avenue. CLOSE TO CAMPUS 2 bedrooms. 2 balhs. furnshed. Unts have dshwashers and garbage dsposals. 3 man rate stll avalable $675/mo.+ Electrc (4 person rate) $600/mo + Electrc (3 person rate) webste * Only apples to unts wth parental guarantees NFL," sad Dwght Clark, the Browns drector of otball operatons. Ball, a 12-year veteran and three tme Pro-Bowler, had 15 tackles for losses last season. He started 25 consecutve games at nose tackle for the Vkngs n the last two seasons and had been seekng about $3 mllon a year. Ball, 34, started hs career wth Detrot, then played for the old Browns n 1993, before movng on to the Raders and then Mnnesota. The 6-foot-l, 320-pound Ball s the thrd mportant defensve free agent the Browns have lured away from the Vkngs. Cleveland already has sgned comerback Corey Fuller and defensve end Derrck Alexander. bat," Ange Domschot sad. "We just thnk t's the sophomore power." Tmng s everythng for the Falcons. Coach Ross-Shaw beleves that the twnbll wth Mam was by far the best performance by the Falcons offensvely. Stop Crme Now. From poppor spray to door alarms and much more. For free catalog wrte: Stop Crme Now 360 Colony Lane (41 Bowlng Green, OH PERSONALS ALPHA X DELTA The ssters of Alpha X Delta would lke to con gratulale Melssa Lehr on her lav alterng to Justn RoDert Cornel.son ALPHA X DELTA Advertse n the BG News Summer BG News staff postons avalable! Reportng /,^< Photography STANDNGS Amercan UMK A A Glanoe By The Assocated RNM Past Dvson Natonal League A A (.lance ll\ 1 h- Aa* ~ mod Press 1 teal llvs.tr W L Pel (,ll W L 'd l.h Atlanta New York ft _ New York /2 Toronto 12 s /2 Phladelpha Boston 10 1 S2t> 3 Montreal /2 Tampa Bay 9 5W 2 1/2 Florda /2 Baltmore /2 Central 1 hvson Central Dvson W 1. Pet GB W L Pel GB s oul Cleveland Houston /2 Chcago Mlwaukee /2 Detrot /2 Pttsburgh Mnnesota Chcago /2 Kansas Cty Cncnnat West Dvson West Dvson W L Pel GB w L Pel GB Texas Km Francsco Oakland /2 Arzona Anahem Los Angeles /2 Seattle San Dego Tuesday's games not ncluded TENNS Contnued from page 12 "We beat them last tme, but they are a good team and anythng can happen," freshman Ed Kuresman sad. "We are gong to have to play good tenns to beat them." The Huskes have gone 9-14 overall and 3-4 n (he MAC. BG s comng off an ugly 6-1 loss to Western. The only Falcon ATTENTON ALL STUDENTS Do you have a summer job? s t related to your major/career goals? Come and see f you qualfy for CO-OP 050 a NO-COST transcrpt notaton. Lend CREDBLTY to your employment. Co-op: 310 SS B dg detals. Come to Checker's Pub every Thursday 6:00-0:00. Dme drafts, $ SO shots. EUROPE $209 o/v* ANYTME N 1999 Carb/Mexco S209 r Dscount Fares Worldwde wvav.alrhlch.org (lanes addtonal) Expect the unexpected Workng at Progressve s about as far from your typcal work envronment as you are _ lkely lo gel. We are a company that s nothng short of exhlaratng, offerng one-of-a-knd opportuntes * to people who thrve on unque challenges. We are currently seekng a Loss Reserve Analyst to work n our Cleveland (Mayfeld Vllage). OH locaton. Loss Reserve Analyst Responsble lor accuracy of loss and LAE reserves; and satstcal support of product management, prcng, and control functons. Qualfed canddates must possess a Bachelor's degree n Mathematcs, Statstcs, or Economcs, or successful completon of at least one CAS exam; demonstrated analytcal sklls; and excellent verbal, whten, and nterpersonal communcaton sklls. You wll receve all of these benefts: 401(k) and Gansharng/Bonus program Comprehensve medcal, dental, vson coverage Chld care subsdy Beneft elgblty after 30 days of employment, ncludng part-tme employees workng a 20 hour per week mnmum Casual dress - everyday.' Extensve employee tranng programs Opportuntes for career growth and advancement f you're ready lo make a dfference wth a hgh grovvh, auto nsurance ndustry leader, please send your resume ndcatng Job Code 1JW9CR99 to: Progressve; Centralzed Recrutng, Box Wl 1; 6300 Wlson Mlls Road; Mayfeld Vllage, OH 44143; Fax: ; Web ste: progrcsslvc.com Equal Opportunty Employer. M/F/D/V. Applcatons may be pcked up n 210 West Hall. BL Please contact M Ern Berger at or Jennfer Luley at wth any questons. PROGRESSVE' ) r n n r t' s s l v t, c o tn Colorado /2 Tuesday's games not nr uded pont came n a narrow, three-set vctory by freshman Vtek Wld at second sngles. t wll reman to be seen how well the team bounces back from t. "We had a pretty good practce yesterday," senor Matt Wles sad. "We just have to forget about that match and get ready Freedom and flexblty are yours wthphlotophy 101 On-lne (Call #44693). offered from June 16-Aug. 6. Choose when and where you study. Work at your own pace. No textbooks or tmed exams requred. 3 BGSU credt hours. For techncal requrements, call Karen Hornsby, To r8g>stercal l. P Beta Ph "P Beta Ph Congratulatons to Kelley Fsher on her lavalerng from Ryan Codspotl P Beta Ph" P Beta Ph WANTED 1 F. aubleaser needed for Aug '99 May 00 school year. $180 a month plus utltes. Own bedrm. Close to campus & furn subleaser needed for the summer. $2S5/month. Own bedroom. Very rose to campus. Please call to play ths weekend." Supposng the favortes wn, BG wll lkely face ether the conference kngpn n Ball State or the second place Mam Red- Hawks. The Falcons were edged by the Cards 4-3 n Munce on Aprl 17 and lost 5-2 at Mam on Aprl 9. 1 summer subleaser needed. $l50mx>. Orgnally $207, but rl pay the dfference subeasers needed. June 1-Aug 15. $200/month. 318 S. Grove. Nce house, nce neghborhood. Call Lara or Val subeasers needed for summer. Close to campus, new. and furnshed. Call Babysttng n my home. Babyst n my home or your home $2.00/hour. Please call Female rmte needed school yr. Close to campus. 2bdrm..1 1/2bam. Call for detals. Female subleaser needed for summer. Own bedroom, close to campus. Call Female subleaser. needed $240/mo. Own room. Pke St. across from campus. Call Don't mss out Now leasng for Fall *99 FREE MEMBERSHP AT CHERRYW00D HEALTH SPA Come sec us for a complete lstng of locatons PREFERRED PROPERTES 530 MaPle St Fnals. Free bagels. Blss. You. Now E. Wooster 16 bagels for the prce of a dozen ' Vald only al BG Stole ^_^ ' 0» coupon per customer (\~, \ 'Unrllwth coupon \~y 'Expres May «*^r#y^ j J "»* & * * * 'MWrft^.ea^a.y. ' ' --**.->.«- e -. wk ^d4a^w4e&*-~ FREE DELVERY! A close walk from campus. 50% off an expresso drnk w/ the purchase of an expresso drnk at regular prce Vald only al BG Store One coupon per customer Lmt 1 wth coupon "Expres May 8,1999 P'+y-frf-l '.. Mon-Sat 7am-7pm Sun 9am-5pm Buy 1 del sandwch and regular drnk and get a bowl of soup for $1.00 Vald only al BG Store One coupon per customer (^ \ Lmt 1 wth coupon \S\y Expres May ^^-UfU-.

15 page 14 Wednesday, Aprl 28,1999 Need Graduaton Tckets! f you have extra, call E'n Need Summer Sublessees 1 Negotable Reml Ar Condtonng Call Rme needed (or the summer. Close to campus $90 mo call Rmte needed for school year. Own room, $200Vmo plus ull. 4 blocks from campus CaH Sublease r needed 2 bdrm apt aval (or summer. Cheap Wanted 3 graduaton tckets for A & S ceremony. Wllng to pay money Pleas* cah Amy at Wanted: 3 graduaton tckets. Please call f you have extras Wllng to pay money. Call Jennfer at 41ft HELP WANTED Lawn Mantenance Part and Full-Tme for Spnng and Summer Call $1500 weekly potental malng our crculars. For nfo call Counselors and nstructors needed) Coed summer camps n Pocono Mountans, PA Lohkan, B com. Babystor needed summer n our home Mon-Fn, own trans, needed. 3 young chldren, pmso cal' Bob Evans Restaurant now hrng for summer htte Apply tnpe'son an 726 E Wooste'. Chld care needed Mondays, n our home for 3 boys, ages, 4, and 6. Nonsroke' Perrysburg Chldcare n our Perrysburg home. M-F one 7 yr. otd grl. Excellent wages, fun A relaxng. Call (et. 351) or eves Cleanng and msc. work. Starts May 8 for 2 two weeks or all summer Counselors, Lfeguards, and Health Offcer needed at co-ed camp near Ann Arbor. Room 8 board, salary. Call (734) Customer Servce Representatve CAREER OPPORTUNfTY Are you lookng to get started wth a frst class company mat cares about your success and future? f so. ths may be the job for you Century Marketng, located m Bowlng Green, has a fulltme Customer Sen/ce poston avalable. Ths applcant must possess excellent communcaton skl.s. both oral and wrtten, the ablty to work well wth people and be self-motvated. Our representatves servce our customers; our outsde sales team by phone and must have the ablty to work wth all nternal departments and personnel. We provde tranng and the ablty to advance. We offer a compettve beneft package, wnch ncludes pad holdays, medcal and dental coverage and a 401(K) plan after the ntal watng perod. All nterested persons should send a resume to PersonneVSales Support; South Dxe Hwy, Bowlng Green. OH 43402; 'ax to (atlenton Vcke Whte) or slop by n person at Century Marketng, South Dxe Hwy.. BG and fll out an applcaton. EOE. Amercan HctH ASMC'KHK s»aurmt«ukuastrm msa mmr Co-ed Health Spa for ktds CatsMls New York! FUN. CARNG, PEOPLE NEED ONLY AP PLY! YOU CAN MAKE A DFFERENCE N A CHLD'S LFE. General and Specalty postons avalable: Sunk counselors, group leaders, drama les. water front, nurses Nutrton. Ktchen staff, trp leaders, sports specalst, offce, drver. Salary range- $ and up (dependng on sklls and experence) For applcaton and nformaton call Companon needed for developmentally delayed adult male. Expenence wth D.D. preferred. Rec Center swm, walks, shoppng, etc. 5 hours a week. $8 an hour. Call after 5 Starts May 24. Drect Care/Resdental Specalst Full and pan tme postons avalable to provde care and support to ndvduals wth developmental dsabltes lvng n the Chldren's Home and area group homes, ncludng Bowlng Green. Prmarly afternoons, evenngs, and weekends Startng wage $7 14 $8 52 depend ngon experence'educaton Comprehensve tranng program and excellent benefts Must be 18, have a vald drver's lcense and good drvng record, physcally ft and able to lft 60lbs. Applcatons and tour every Wednesday am and pm. Sunshne nc. of Northwest Oho Maumee- Western Rd.. Maumee, Oho. EOE. Fall postons are now avalable for the BG News. Wrtng, copy edtng, photography and graphc postons all open. Come lo 210 West Hall and pck up an applcaton and sgn up for an ntervew. Deadlne s Aprl 30. Fnd out why P&G. BM. Merrll Lynch, and hundreds of other top companes are nterested n students who have Deen through our tranng program. Average student earns $2300 por month. Call FNDERS COMPACT DSCS Full-tme/part-tme sales postons. Retal expenence necessary. Send resume and ref. to Fnders 128 N. Man S. BG. OH No calls please. nterested n employng a house cleanng person once even/ 2 weeks Wll pay above mnmum wage Lfeguard wanted. Portage Quarry Recreatonal Club. Takng applcatons for summer employment. Apply n person at T-Squa/e Graphcs. 121 S. Man St. BG Brng copes of all certfcates. Local Truckng Company Lookng tor Drver*! Are you 21 o* over and want to make bg $? We are lookng for people who can dnve our dump trucks for the summer! We wll tranl Some heavy equpment experence s preferred. Gve us a call O (419) or send resume to; HR Depl., 3810 Herr Rd, Job #003. Sylvana, OH you want to work, work, work and make $ $ $, call or wrte uel MAKE A DFFERENCE THS SUMMER YMCA Camp Y-Noah and the Akron Rotary Camp are hrng men and womon dedcated to chldren. Postons avalable: cabn counselors, support staff, naturalst. Call or e-mal us at www akronymca.com lor more nformaton. Nurslng-RN/LPN- Part tme workng wth chldren and adults wth developmental dsabltes. Applcatons and tour every Wednesday, 9:30-10:00am and 4;30-5:00pm. Or contact Human Resources (419) Sunshne nc. of Northwest Oho, 7223 Maumee- Weslem Rd., Maumee. OH EOE. Offce cleanng evenngs hrsvweek. Own transportaton requred. Call Part-tme student empoymen Are you lookng for part tme empoymen of 15 hours plus per week wtnm walkng dstance to BGSU campus"' nteresed n workng varous unsklled jobs n assembly, packagng, etc? Rate of pay s $5.15 per nour. Apply m person between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm (Monday Frday) at: ADVANCEO SPECALTY PRODUCTS NC 428 CLOUGH STREET BOWLNG GREEN. OH Secretary/Bookkeepe r PT for Knckerbocker Buldng Servces for summer and nto next school year Call ^ Specal events faclty s expandng watstaff/setup postons Excellent opportunty for ndvdual who enjoys workng wth people. Flexble schedulng. Nazareth Hall as*'or Pam Stay and Play Daycare and Preschool nc. s lookng for energetc and relable people who love to work wth young chldren. mmedate part-tme wth full summer-tme hours. Weekends and evenngs off. Please send resume to: 3120 S. Byrne Toledo, OH No phone ca'ls please Student coaches for summer and fall gymnastcs wanted for Contnung Educaton. Coaches supervse the actvtes of each class, set up and take down the equpment, and provde a postve learnng experence for the partcpants, ages Compettve gymnastcs expenence s preferred. Must be relable and dependable. Applcant should be enthusastc and work welt wth chldren. Contact Caron by e-mal: carona@bgnet bgsu.edu (untl May 30). Must be avalable every Saturday n June. Summer ntern: Computer programmng and/or electroncs sklls for local engneerng/systems ntegraton frm. Opportunty for Sun(Solars) and HP(HP-UX, NT, Lnux) realword experence. May lead to part-tme opportunty n the Fall, phone Dgtal Automaton, Summer Vallet parkers wanted for days & evenngs. Flexble hours & good pay. Cleveland aroa. Call van at TELEMARKETNG "mmedately hrng. Located downtown BG. Flexble schedulng. AM/PM shfts. Guaranteed hourly/commsson. Call " The Days nn. Hrng front desk staff for summer. 1st and 2nd shft. Apply wthn or call Travel down south, work your butt oft. and get pad for t. Average student earns $7,000. Call WATSTAFF. BARTENDER POSTONS AVALABLE. DAYS AND/OR NGHTS. AP- PLY N PERSON AT BRANDY WNE COUN- TRY CLUB SALSBURY ROAD, MAUMEE. Wats taft/bartenders/cooks needed at TK's or Haskns nn. Call Want men wllng to learn and work on wood floors ncludng gym floors. Startng when school s out for the summer untl the mddle of August. Work conssts of operatng equpment, ncludng floor buffers A sandng machnes. Also measurng, layng out & pantng game lnes & art work & applyng gym floor fnsh. We wll thoroughly tran you n all phases of tho work. "Job pays $6.00mr. You can expect between hrsaweek. Hours can be flexble. Mus be punctual & relable A wllng to accept responsblty. Please contact Bob Koch--4l f phone s answered by answerng machne, please leave a name 8 number and wll return your call. Jr ^ Don't go bangg Vtooknq for a 1 o lve// JL apartments avalable Well educated, experenced lull or pan tme oady-stter wanted n our P'burg home tor 2 chldren durng school day. Poston starts m August. Must be a nonsrnoker, have relable transportaton and excehen references Call Work early and have your afternoons free 1 Staples s lookng lor a 6- to. M-F. stock crew. Appy m personal 106OS Mam S lodayl Work n lun-llled atmosphere. Make S5S00 S70O0 Putm Bay sland s great experence n tourst ndustry. Full or part tme. 25 or older 1419) Tuesorlnurs 1-6pm FOR SALE '(3 Dodge Sprt 4 dr., very relable, runs well. 135K m {2000 Call or gae Acura Legend. Non-smokng owner S2995. Call after 5pm 1991 Ponac Grand Prx STE. Neon blue. Loaded. Askng (S400 OBO or Ask lor Tyler Honda Del Sol S mles Mnt condton. $14.000frm A 3 BR Condos n Foxgate - Clubhouse & Pooll Located oft W. Wooster across rom Stone Rdge Golf Course n Bowlng Green. Call Newlove Realty Attenton CP fans. Promotonal copes of Ama2ng Jacket for sale. Call Bll at Couch for sale $50 or best otter. Good condtjon. t nterested call Jll«nat372'S433. Couch, loveseat, and char w/ottoman seat. Great cond.. NEW. Please contact Free desgner jewelry. Have a show and you wll know. Call now. Barb HONDAS FROM $ Polce mports and tax repo's For lstngs call Movng out of town. All new tems lor sale. Weght bench wth 100 lbs. $45. Desk wth char {75. Bar set $50 Call 353-3t49.leave message. Movng to Texas Must sell 1992 Damante (5500 OBO Reduce your rsk of prostate dsease. Lycopene contanngtmeflghters supplement. Call Barb now (419) Sweet, hardly used loosball table. $300 OBO. Please call Management nc. Now leasng for Fall Management nc. Evergreen Apts., 215 E. Poe Effcences & huge 1 bdrms, laundry on ste, lots of parkng. Eff. starts at S230.1 bdrm starts at $340. Call Management nc. Wllow House Apts., 830 4th St. 1 bdrms. gas heat. A/C, Remodeled Startng at $375. Call Two panted dressers {75 each or (125 for bot FOR RENT GEORGETOWN MANOR For school year 600 3rd Street 1 bedroom Fully furnshed. AC, Laundry faclty, no pets Parkng, prof, mantenance Reasonable rent Gas heat, water & sewer ncluded. Call for more detals A app'l. "Apa A Rooms " 326 Leroy up, 1 bdrm. (Aug.-Aug.) Rooms (205/mo. nclud. all utls. Summer A 2nd semester apts aval. Call am9pm. 1 and 2 bdrm furnshed apts. for school year room effcences avalable now unt apartment bldgs. 7246th St. " bdrm. turn, or unfurn. (500 mthly sen. yr. lease FREE heal, water sewer, gas A HBO bdrm apt. (460/mo. All utl. nc.. dose to campus. Call bedroom apartment for rent, 2 aubeasers needed "99-'00 school year. Please call lordeta s 3* bdrm. Farmhouse, cty sves. W/D, gas heat, 12 mo. lease. June 15 (850/mo. Call nd S. 3 bdrm, furn. washer/dryer, osnt<alar.l2mo lease.--0 pe:s $ Apts and houses May or August NO PETS CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSNG SECRET N BG Clean, 2 bedrooms, fully furnshed, dshwasher, laundry facltes, u- lllltles provded, on-elte manager, balcony unts avalable. Call tor an appontment: ALL ABOUT Effcency apts avalable, close to campus. Can rent monthly or long term. All utltes, phone A cable already hooked up & nc. Completely furn shed Grad student-1 bdrm apt, quet neghborhood. (275 utltes Avalable after Aprl 1st Houses for Rent AH 12 month leases, tenants pay uthbes. securty depost A parental guarantees. '730 Elm-2 BR. $475/mo avalable now. 316 RdgelFronll 2 BR. (550 aval. May 15 Phone Or after 5:00 PM Large-Nce 2 bdrm. apt (360 (Really (423 but wll pay (83 on May's, June's, A July's rent) or LOCATON LOCATON JBJ Propertes E. Wooster. across from campus 43 2 bdrm. duplex, vg rm, dnng rm pkg.. (900 mo /2 S. College wn walk, dstance to campus. Very nce 1 bdrm. unt, w/ large ktchen & rvng room. (400 month. One subleaser needed lor May to Aug. Close to campus. New apt. wth central ar. Call Kelly Wolle Room n home ths summer for responsble adult, non-smoker. RENT FREE when house pe! SHTQ Near BG ma Ca'l Rooms lor rent n BG home. Grad males preferred. Call or Storage unts for rent. Close to campus. Summer leases avalable. Call Buckeye Storage at Subleaser needed for summer downtown eff. wth skylght $240/mo SubJeaser/Summer May-August (375 month 1 Bdr., fully furnshed Across from 119 Manvlle (Local call) Summer subleaser needed. Own room, free washer/dryer. 2 blocks from campus. (180/mo..utls.. oarage. Call You have 3 months to make t good... MAKE A DFFERENCE! Help Oho's leadng envronmental organzaton fght toxc polluton. Jon our other enthusastc actvsts and get pad S350/WEEK Monday - Frday, 2-10 p.m. Call for ntervew. ^Summer employment 3 HomeBltylOB Home Cty ce Company t's a connected world. Do your share. nf 30 way! to help the envronment. unte rvjrh Stun MOOncnmunlD- \«. Sute 2K (AM). Wa.hnclcm. MJKKM 0. Earth Share. 81 Ml Ml WWW Campos Manor Rockledge Manor 615 Second St Fourth St. 610 Eghth St. ol Eghth St. 733 Manvlle Ave MonvJleAve. 821 Thrd St. 315 N. Man St. 317 N.Man St. 710 Elm St 7101/2 Elm St. 237 N. Prospect 1381/2 N. Man St. 313 N. Man St. 113 Ralroad St. (next to Knko's) Mon-Fr8-S Sat 8-12 bgsu.edu/recsports FACLTY SCHEDULE SRC Mantenance Projects Closed Dales Andrews Pool and Spa, May 6-21 Locker Rooms. July 18 - August 15 SRC. August 7 - August 15 Other mantenance projects wll be ongong throughout the summer. EMPLOYMENT Summer Uleguards & Swmmng nstructors Applcatons avalable n the SRC man offce. For more nfo, call AEROBCS Fnals Week Schedule May 3 - May 6 Classes are: Noon Step 4 pm Kckbox 5:30pm Step Have a great summer! NTRAMURALS Men's, Women's, and Co-Roc Leagues for Sand Volleyball and Softball wll be offered ths summer. For more nfo, call AQUATCS Long Course Swmmng Cooper Pool wll be set up for Long Course Swmmng (50 meters) from Monday. May 3 - Frday, June 4 from 3-5 pm each day. Ths wll be when Bowlng Green Swm Club holds ther practces. Lap swmmng lanes wll be avalable durng ths tme, so please stop n and try ths alternatve style of lap swmmng. All other hours of buldng operaton wll be the tradtonal 25 yard lap swm set up SUMMER MEMBERSHPS Summer Membershps On Sale Begnnng May 10, 1999 Membershps vald May 10 - August 24 Fees: S75 ndvdual Summer Semester S70 Spouse of member $50 Tr-Teen (15, years old; Parent/s must be a member) For more nfo, call Congratulatons to our Rec Sports Graduatng Senors! Kelly Armstrong Jennfer Babcox Amy Barr Tm Brstol Shelly Bruehler Julan Carpenter Bob Carroll Jule Cervenka Rob Cramer Amy Curran Susan Fscus Krsta Gostel Jule Graul Mke Green Tracy Guldg Heather Gustn Stacy Hannan Chad Hanzlcek Chrsty Harrs Jason Henderson Lsa Jablonowsk Patty Jackson Heather Kelly Steve Kelps Kara Kozub Jule Kretowcz Denns Manganello Gna Martz Sheldon McLeod Heather Mlnes Jenny Nagle Matt Ondrejko Prt Pandya Davd Pepple Chad Postano Ncole Raney Matt Rosenberry Kelly Roser Kate Roslnsky Jessca Rump Mke Schneder Melssa Shelf Jonathan Shelds Jessca Sdell Jmmy Svlle Rachel Smth Amy Taylor Tffany Terrell Sara Thels Cory Tlce Carre Whton Holly Wlhelm Krsten Woods Ryan Wronkowcz BBSU Management nc. Church House Apts N. Church St. bdrms. close to downtown, startng at S310. Call Management nc. Stop by our offce at 1045 N. Man St for complete lstng or Call Now Hrng for these Postons: 1. Route Drvers 2. Producton Stackers 3. Truck Loaders Compettve Wages / Flexble Schedules Locatons throughout all of Oho and Southeast Mchgan Call Today for Complete Detals!! "Be a part of a wnnng tradton" ELP WANTED A Sgnng Bonus Noun Any Even, Bgger Bonus Later. NeurBQSU Students l»ko tgnuf-nour ^hrfalmfuoymantu^rtavt.a,2utarsoda,sgnuy Bonus at sgn uptu«t,. Students urno work du.1tt10(ttn,) _. daus of Fall Stnutttr wll receve a, 20* hourly unuje, ttcruu*. All 1 Kurrent Dnnj Servce Student Employees returnng FallStmtstxrmllrtctv*. "all 204 bonus too. Your startng umq& wll be< $5.90/hr!* San, up perod sfrom, Aprl 15 to May 7, 1999 'To apply, pck up an, applcaton, at any oftko-fotlsuruy locatons: Commons Vuutvj Ctntw Founders Kuptrs food. Court KrtUcktr Sundal Food. Court McDonald. Duwy Ctnttr Unversty Student Unon Carter Servce* (315 ScUdlemre. 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