The BG News December 14, 1998

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1 Bowling Green Stte University BGSU Student Newspper University Publictions December 4, 998 Bowling Green Stte University Follow this nd dditionl works t: Recommended Cittion Bowling Green Stte University, " December 4, 998" (998). BGSU Student Newspper. Book This Article is brought to you for free nd open ccess by the University Publictions t ScholrWorks@BGSU. It hs been ccepted for inclusion in BGSU Student Newspper by n uthorized dministrtor of ScholrWorks@BGSU.

2 MONDAY, Dec. 4, 998 A dily independent student press Volume 85* No. 69 FORECAST HIGH: 42 LOW: 25 The Flcons plced second in the Hoosier Clssic, behind Indin. The women's bsketbll tem fell to Western Michign in controversil finish. BG's ice hockey tem comes bck from 3- deficit to bet Western Michign. Committee rejects presidentil censure House Judiciry Committee pproves the fourth rticle of impechment ginst President Clinton. The Associted Press WASHINGTON Mrked by prtisnship to the end, the House Judiciry Committee on Sturdy pproved lourth nd finl rticle of impechment ginst President Clinton, submitting his cse to the full House for its verdict. A _^^_ r Poetry progrm provides perceptions Developing Poetic Perception bridges the gp between genertions. Democrtic cll for the lesser punishment of censure ws rejected. By vote of 2-6, the committee ccused the president of buse of power, sying he hd "given perjurious, flse nd misleding" nswers to some of the 8 questions the pnel recently sked bout his reltionship with Monic Lewinsky. The vote ws long stright prty lines, in keeping with Fridy's pprovl of three other rticles lleging perjury nd obstruction of justice. Republicns lined up solidly ginst the Democrtic proposl to censure Clinton for "reprehensible conduct with sub- ordinte" Ms. Lewinsky. The vote ws 22-4, with one lwmker voting present. With tht, the impechment inquiry into the ntion's 42nd president, triggered by Independent Counsel Kenneth Strr's evidence, becme the pressing concern of ll 435 members of the I louse. Clinton ws overses t the time the committee cted. An ide, Gregory Crig, stepped outside the White House to deliver stinging sttement of rebuttl: Impechment, he sid, will "divide the country, gridlock the government nd defy the will of the people." In prediction tht Republicns my py politicl price for their ctions, he dded, "in the end, the Americn people will mke the finl judgment bout whether the impechment of the president is in the ntionl interest." Inside the committee room, the debte grew ever shrper s the pnel nered the end of its historic inquiry into the behvior of the ntion's 42nd president. Democrtic Rep. John Conyers of Michign told committee members: "This does, sometimes to some people, begin to tke on the ppernce of coup." See CLINTON, pge five. Trustees rise room rtes, give OK to Union The Bord of trustees give finl go-hed to Union nd rise room fees during Fridy meeting. WORLD The led singer of Snot ws killed in highwy ccident. An Interntionl Olympic Committee lleges bribery in selection. Seven employees t fireworks store die fter mjor explosion. Opinion Pge Three World nd Ntion Sports Agte "I relly lerned more in extr-curriculr ctivities thn from nything else nd I totlly put very little effort into cdemics." WEBSITE Wendy Kopp Look for stories, horoscopes, wether, crossword puzzles nd more on the updted BG News website. Check it out t: WWW. bgnews.com STORY IDEA? If you hve news tip or hve n ide for story, cll nytime nd sk to spek with n editor By MATT STEINER Two different genertions were brought together through rhyme nd meter, using poetry s mens to bond. During the fll semester, pilot progrm clled "Developing Poetic Perception" debuted t Bowling Green. DPP combines n opportunity for the University to interct with the community while providing chnce for reserch. "We re looking for things like the bility to enhnce community," sid Dr. Kthleen Dixon, workshop coordintor. "We wnt to crete communiction cross genertions of folks who don't rech out to ech other." The progrm, funded by Prtnerships for Community Action nd the Witter Brynner Foundtion for Poetry out of New Mexico, begn with the purpose of developing poetry's potentil for breking silences nd communicting complex nd often trgic stories in few words. Students who took prt in the sixteen-week workshop erned credits towrd grdution. The progrm included people from the community s well s the University. Young dults, middle-ged persons, nd elders in the community took prt in the progrm. Prticipnts rnged in ge from yers. Sister Mry Thill, specilist in ging nd spiritul leder in the community involved in DPP, sid tht the poetry workshop offered wy to communicte with ech other bout difficult subjects. It focused on certin life issues, specificlly deth, spiritulity, self, memory nd reltionships. "Some people in the clss hd suffered tremendous losses," sid instructor nd poet Lriss Szporluk. "We've ll become sensitive to these losses. We hve lerned to be more creful bout things we sy." Prticiption in the workshop ws limited. Attendees were chosen from severl pplicnts, including BGSU students from the Gerontology nd Women's Studies progrms. The middle genertion ws mde of University clssified nd dministrtive stff members. Senior citizens selected by the Wood County Committee on Aging composed the elder genertion. See POETRY, pge five. Kwnz: ^Africn CELEBRATION Africn dnces, poetry nd songs come live s the University celebrtes Kwnz. By BRANDI BARHITE The sound of the low rumbling drum bet, the vision of legs flipping, rms wving nd bodies swying told the story of the Africn Americn struggle nd triumph s the spirit of Kwnz cme live with the Africn Dnce Troupe. "It felt gret," Kish Jones, member of the Africn Dnce Troupe, sid. "I m still speechless. It ws beutiful thing to do nd wtch." The Center for Multiculturl nd Acdemic Inititives sponsored Kwnz, n Africn- Americn culturl celebrtion nd fest, in hopes of building culturlly wre community Fridy. Kwnz is celebrted Dec. 26 through Jn.. The progrm fetured trditionl Africn dnces, drmtic interprettions, poetry nd song. There ws lso storytelling, group singing nd "soul food." Throughout the progrm the seven Kwnz principles unity, self-determintion, collective work, coopertive economics, purpose, cretivity nd fith were lso interpreted through bllet nd stories of Africn Americn struggle t BGSU. Kimili Sims, freshmn elementry eduction mjor, spoke bout the principle of self-determintion. She sid it is importnt to remin determined even when the stkes re down. BG News Photo»/KEVTN VORHEES Dncers (fr bove) perform during the Kwnz celebrtion Fridy. Michel McKee, specil ssistnt to the provost, tlks to the crowd. "Coming from n integrted neighborhood to mjority white cmpus ws hrd," she sid. " felt lone in clss nd in my dorm. wnted to leve, but I know I cn overcome it ll." She sid it is hrd not to be ccepted, yet she believes she will prosper t BGSU. Demetrius Eidson, junior business mjor, greed. He spoke bout the principle of purpose See KWANZAA, pge five. By MIKE WENDLING The University Bord of Trustees voted for five percent increse in room nd bord fees nd pproved the next phse of the new Union project t their regulr meeting Fridy. The increse in room nd bord fees mens on-cmpus students will py n dditionl SI per semester. The increse is the smllest hike in yers, yet will bring in s much money s lst yer's six percent increse due to this yer's rise in students living on cmpus. Student trustee Peter Fitz, non-voting member of the Bord, hd mixed rections to the rise in fees. "I cn't be thrilled bout the increse, but the money will be used for improvements nd renovtions to residence hlls, so tht's positive," Fitz sid. "The money from this seems to be going to the right plces, like sfety nd mintennce." Of the dditionl $ per student per semester in fees tht will go into effect next fll, $26 will go to dditionl convenience services for students. Thirteen dollrs will go to improving technology in residence hlls, nd $5 will go to fcility enhncements. Eight dollrs per student per semester will be directed towrds giving ll on-cmpus students voice mil, nd ech mel pln will increse by $33. "The increse will provide significnt money to mke improvements," sid Chris Dlton, senior vice president for See TRUSTEES, pge five. Delt Chi builds home t BG The new frternity is overcoming difficulties nd looking to become strong force t the University. By CAROLYN STECKEL The IK, Wus Upholding justice nd the dvncement of equlity re just some of the vlues tht new frternity on cmpus is striving to uphold. Delt Chi, which ws first formed s lw frternity t Cornell University, hs now been estblished t the University nd is looking to strengthen their existence within the community. According to Delt Chi president Scott Ptterson, the interntionl hedqurters of the frternity cme to the University in October nd strted tlking to different sororities. "They thought tht the ldies would know the nmes of some guys who would be interested," Ptterson sid. "So bsiclly by word of mouth they got our numbers nd strted giving us cll." According to Ptterson, the chpter now consists of 8 ctive members, one new member nd one prospective member. Ptterson sid tht Delt Chi is socil frternity nd functions much like the others on cmpus. "One of the hrdest chllenges we hd to fce to get the orgniztion off the ground ws convincing others tht we would be s strong s some of the other frternities on cmpus," Ptterson sid. "A few were hesitnt becuse we were so new." Shun Wrdle, ledership consultnt from Delt Chi hed- qurters, cme to the University to help tech the group the fundmentls of running frternity such s service, philnthropy, cdemics nd housing. "We chose Bowling Green becuse it hs very progressive Greek community," Wrdle sid. "We wnted to offer the frternity experience to those who hve not hd the opportunity." Wrdle believes tht new frternity dds diversity nd strength to the Greek community "We were looking for mem- See FRATERNITY, pge five.

3 pge 2 Mondy, December 4, 998 Opinion Opinion Editor Ntlie Miller West Hll Bowling Green Stte University Bowling Green, Ohio 4343 Phone: (49) E-mil: bgnews@bgnet.bgsu.edu SARAH BEDNARSKI Mnging Editor DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief BRANDIBARHITE Assistnt Mnging Editor MIKEWENDLING Chief Reporter JASON SUGGS Photo Editor Meliss Nymik An Pereir Brin Tylor Sr Eton G. Michel Grhm Stephnie Schneider Scott Zimmer TARA CANNON Grphics Editor NATALIE MILLER Opinion Editor KIMWILFONG Copy Chief TOD McCLOSKEY Sports Editor JOHNWENZEL Entertinment Editor..Specil Projects Editor..Wire Editor..Assistnt Opinion Editor..Assistnt Copy Chief..Assistnt Sports Editor. Assistnt Grphics Editor..Assistnt Grphics Editor EDITORIAL The Bord of Trustees hsn't seemed to hve gotten the "Students First" messge. Once gin, the Bord pproved room nd bord rte hike tht Vstly outstrips infltion, not to mention students wges nd slries. As if tht shouldn't mke students ngry enough, the Bord's vote ws unnimous. Not one trustee voted ginst milking oncmpus students for nother $ semester. Students will receive few benefits from the rise in fees. All oncmpus students will receive voice mil (thus rendering the nswering mchine they bought when they first cme here obsolete). Some of the money will go to technology updtes. All mel plns will be incresed by $33, thus forcing on-cmpus students to py for more cmpus food. Or, more likely, py more for the sme mount of cmpus food. As usul, the Bord decided to push the rte hike through t their List meeting of the semester, just s students re strting to file out of Bowling Green. By Jnury, the increse will be lrgely forgotten nd ccepted before it kicks in next fll. This is the lst nd gretest insult to students in semester which strted with tuition rise pssed by the Bord tht, strngely enough, corresponded with rise for President Ribeu. When will it end? In ech of the lst few yers there hve been tuition nd fee increses. The Bord might pride itself on the fct tht this yer's rise is the lowest in yers, but hve wges pid to working students risen s fst s the costs of going to school? The Bord of Trustees is indictive of the University's contrdictions. The University espouses "Students First." Too bd the trustees think this mens "Students First especilly when rising money." r=ujj THE EDITO- RIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE BG NEWS IS SOLICITING THOSE WITH AN ARTISTIC INCLINATION AND A MESSAGE TO THE WORLD TO SUBMIT THEIR IDEAS AND PUB- LISHABLE WORK. BLACK AND WHITE INK RENDERINGS WORK BEST. IF INTERESTED, CONTACT NATALIE MILLER, OPINION EDI- TOR, AT ~-fl'2-2vv4 OR nnemil@bgnet.b gsu.edu. Ck)irmiuiiicting opinions vluble This week, I wnt to tlk bout persons. When nyone speks to people, they re ssuming certin person putting on msk. When precher is on pulpit, they re ssuming certin msk or person. When the President discusses his privte sex lile with millions of obese nd mentlk violent Americns, he is ssuming certin person. When the writer of n opinion column pens their complints nd prises of humnity, he or she is ssuming certin person. The uthor hs creted the tone nd person of these rticles. If you think you know me becuse you identify or disgree with things I've sid in these columns, then you're nol.is intelligent s I've given you credit for. There's more to n uthor thn the words they write. Just becuse poem might spek bout inflicting rpe from first-person point of view, doesn't men the poet is,i rpist. Like most humn beings, we often mistke the messenger for the messge nd miss the mening entirely! This column is bout my opinion column in the BG News. This column hs llowed me to vent nd express. In n opinion column you don't net H PEOPLE ON THE STREET Wht is your best BG News experience? Brndi Brhite Sophomore Assistnt Mnging Editor "So fr hs been covering Election 998 becuse it ws gret to meet ll the cndidtes, write the stories in hlf hour nd wtch trie republicns win." Mike Wendling Senior Chief Reporter "The Democrtic pig rosts nd Republicns in jil." Drl Wrnock Senior Editor-in-Chief "Newsroom incest. Swmpy s USG president," s.irily hve to bck up wht you sy with fcts. Remember the guy nming homosexulity s n "bomintion in the eyes of God." People cn spout the most ignornt things nd not bck them up. Of course, this guy got his crd pulled like he deserved. But to Ins credit, he used the vehicle of this column to express wht he believed to be the truth nd for tht I must commend him. It doesn't mtter who's right or wrong becuse truth is reltive to the perceiver. It's communiction tht's importnt! Without constnt communiction in n environment of freedom of expression you might s well tke the Americn flg down on Hnn Hll nd prepre vourselves for nother one of mny holocusts in humn history. Our genertion stnds on the Tod McCloskey Senior Sports Editor "Getting to know the BG News' Copy Chief." threshold of inheriting messed-up world. It's messed up becuse lbels nd beliefs seprted the previous genertions. It is our duty to fight through these weknesses nd form new eductionl system tht promotes equl rights to every citizen of this plnet, while understnding tht not ll people re creted equl. I know tht lst sttement my go ginst the Constitution, but it's true Some of you don't hve the gift of expression tht I do, s I don't hve the sme gifts you've been given. The importnt thing is tht we understnd we're not in competition with ech other. We hve different gills so the diversity of humn society cn be highwy to propgte our species into the next millennium insted of n off-rod to our own suicide. Our society is not perfect becuse perfection is n idel, ll men who represent pece nd enlightenment re shot down while worms in blck suits live on to mke self-centered decisions tht ffect millions The Americn government is responsible for the holocust of rce of people with beutiful culture who, even tody, live in squlor tht rivls the ghettos of ny third world country. But I believe in humn- Kim Wilfong Senior Copy Chief "Stff prties, nd getting to know the sports editor." ity I've seen the most ignornt nd the most intelligent people within my genertion. Some lime, t some point, our world will rech criticl mss of intelligent people in the right positions to mke positive chnges tht come nturl to them. We will eventully drop the triblism tht hs plgued our species for over 2, yers nd look to future bsed on coopertion insted of competition. I believe in my genertion nd sk the students of my University to offer their opinions bout life to their peers s I hve done. Letters whenever something gets your got or mkes you smile, just to let us know you're live. I'm stepping down from my role s opinion writer becuse I'm not journlist nd you've ll listened to me rnt long enough. I thnk ll tht hve red nd commented on my columns nd I look forwrd to reding the opinions of tomorrow. Be wre of your environment, yourselves, nd ech other. Keep your heds bout you nd lwys in the clouds. josh Minion cn be reched t jminton bgnet.bx>u.cdu Copyright O 998, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of ny mteril from this publiction without the permission of is Strictly prohibited. The BG News is n independent publiction founded in 92 nd is published dlly during the cdemic yer nd weekly during the summer semester. Opinions expressed in columns nd letters to the editor re not necessrily those of the student body, fculty, University dministrtion or. Unsigned editorils re the opinion of the Fll 998 BG News stff. The BG News encourges Its reders to notify the pper of ny errors in stories or photogrph descriptions. Decisions mde by the Editor-in Chief nd the Editoril Bord re finl. Mke e it your opinion pge Get your voio herd! MAIL O I CALL NTACT CITY OFFIC r

4 Mondy December 4,998 \)id You^ oip MMMMffiMMMH ) men nd women compete on 22 intercollegite thletic tems t Bowling Green. Tody's Birthdy (Dec. 4). This yer is bout completion, big time. You need to finish up everything you've ever strted nd left hlf done. You'll remember wht it is, or someone will remind you by the end of December. Aries (Mrch 2 April 9) Tody is 6. You feel like you hve to do something becuse of the competition, or becuse somebody else is pushing you to increse your performnce. This cn be stimulting nd energiz- Upcoming Events Mondy, 2/4/98 Exm Week (8.m.) Cmpus-wide. The finls schedule is online. Sexul Hrssment Workshops ( - 2:3 p.m.) College Prk. These workshops im to provide essentil informtion on the University-. efforts to crete lerning nd work environment free from sexul hrssment. Prticipnts will lern the University's policy nd complint procedures nd cquire skills in identifying inpproprite behvior. MS Word 97 - Intermedite (6-9 p.m.) Arrowhed Prk, Mumee. Lern techniques, functions nd key combintions tht will give your documents professionl ppernce. To register or for more informtion, contct the < Customer Service Coordintor t 2-88 or e-mil ing, if you don't get rttled. Turus (April 2-My 2) Tody is 4. You could hve some interesting converstions with your mte tody. Your ttention is on money, especilly money you shre with ech other. Gemini (My 2-June 2) Tody is 6. Everybody seems to hve something for you to do, nd you'd rther be out plying. You cn't chnge the conditions, but you cn chnge your ttitude bout them. Cncer (June 22-July 22) Tody is 6. Sve s much time s you cn for love. You'll be in the mood, nd so will the person you'd like to spend tht time with. If you don't hve nyone like tht in your life now, tody nd tomorrow re gret dys for finding one. Leo (July 23 Aug. 22) Tody is 4. You hve plenty to keep you busy t home. You've got projects, of course, -llpcominj Event." is *rvii-» to our reder, borrowed dily vi Ike University web p e. The clendr of evenu on the web pge h. more complete listing of event, nd cn be rrested through - crl@bgnet.bgsu.edu. Tuesdy, 2/5/98 Sexul Hrssment Workshops ( - 2:3 p.m.) College Prk. These workshops im to provide essentil informtion on the University's efforts to crete lerning nd work environment free from sexn.il hrssment. Prticipnts will lern the University's policy nd complint procedures nd cquire skills in identifying inpproprite behvior. Wednesdy, 2/6/98 Women Writers Group (4 p.m.) 7 Hnn Hll. A group for il women interested in writing regrdless of bckground nd experience. Informl, friendly nd welcoming. First Tuesdy nd third Wednesdy of every month. Public Skting (8:3 - p.m.) Ice Aren. Adults $3, students $2. Cll 49/ for more informtion. Anti-Rcist Action Meeting (9 p.m.) BA 8. Meetings will be held the first nd third Wednesdys of ech month. Meetings include informtion bout upcoming events such s spekers, workshops, nd socil events. Fridy, 2/8/98 Adobe Photoshop (8.m. - 5 p.m.) BGSU. Discover wys to mnipulte imges, photogrphs nd other grphics with this digitl medi ppliction. To register or for more informtion, contct the Ntionl Institute for the Study of Digitl Medi t 2-88 or jwomck@bgnet.bgsu.edu. but romnce is lso demnding lot of ttention, nd lot of work, too. Virgo (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) Tody is 6. There re severl things you sid you'd do lli.it you don't quite know how to ccomplish. No problem. You cn cook tht goose in brndy suce simply by reding the recipe. Libr (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Tody is 6. Tody nd tomorrow re bout money, figuring out your budget, pying your bills. It's importnt to know how much you hve before you go out to spend it, nd you'll hve plenty to spend it on. BG NEWS ACROSS -_othe d'urbervilles" 5 Old syings Tp gently 4 Poker stke 5 Convert into chrged prticles 6 Citrus drink 7 Ripped 8 Brook 9 Definite rticle 2 In mnner ol speking 22 Dine or Buster 24 Decesed 25 Outdoor repsts 26 Odor 28 Vivcity 3 Puerto Ricn seport 3 Fiery stone 3? Vlise 35 Digetive-system mldy 36 Blecher bum 37 Cler the windshield 39 Vote ginst 4 Protgonist 4 DeGeneres series 42 Mjor suit 44 Term of tenncy 45 Dn nd Ron w CROSS PUZZLE 48 " Dm Ct" 49 Ohu hellos 5 Pleness 54 Stoplight color 55 Mussolini's first nme 57 Spoken 58 Coop ilem 59 Opening brs 6 Scoundrel 6 Chnge color 62 Two-time Wimbledon winner 63 Lost it on ice DOWN Csul frewell 2 Seth's son 3 Discordnce 4 Prison term 5 Ventilted 6 Silently ill-humored 7 Bncroft or Mer 8 Cotton seprtor 9 Hebrew prophet in Bbylon Choose Singer LBelle 2 For specifc purpose 3 Green yers 2 Irrigte Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 2) Tody is 6. Tody nd tomorrow re excellent for figuring out money. There re some cretive ides bubbling round in this culdron, nd with ny luck, you'll be ble to fish them out. If there's something you could offer to do in exchnge for bonus, definitely mention it. Sgittriu (Nov. 22 Dec. 2) Tody is 6. You know wht needs to be done, nd if you don't get it done quickly, you could be in trouble. Well, not rel trouble, perhps, but you'd feel guilty just the sme. Cpricorn (Dec. 22-Jn. 9) Tody is 6. Home nd fmily re importnt, but something ' / o i ; ' : even bigger is going on. You're bonding with your whole community gin. Aqurius (Jn. 2-Feb. 8) Tody is 5. Wtch your P's nd Q's. Somebody else sure is, nd tht person might hve promotion in mind. Mke sure you put on good showing, while you're getting this ttention. Pisces (Feb. 9-Mrch 2) Tody is 6. Something you lern tody could benefit your creer. At first, it looks like you're wsting time or even heded in the wrong direction. Don't worry. If you're following your intuition, you're on the right trck. b 7 B 9, n 29 ' " ", = M 3 9 ' " u i' 46 *T m 5^ 52 5> m 4 to : s. 6 SI i M use SI nfc uoe r rteoi Servl ces. Inc. "For the nswers, look on All! qhts esen red I he web: 23 Even one 25 Bldwins nd Steinwys 26 Turned round 27 Soft drink 28 Errnd boys 29 Seprte 32 Two-sided 33 Gets n A 34 Critic Siskel 37 Indin metropolis 38 Prker nd Powell 4 Hick 42 Scoffer's comment 43 Bring bout 45 Chllenged 46 Lmenttion poem 47.Ski-resort building 48 Sndl strip 5 Helper 5 Mix 52 H.H. Munro's pen nme 53 Winter vehicle 56 Collr PAGE THREE is intended s n irreverent look t The University. We t The BO New consider it n offbet pge where we try to offer something for everybody. Opinion* expressed herein re solely those of our stff. Hve nice dy. 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5 pge 4 Mondy, December 4,998 W "m TT orld & N tion Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Drl Wrnock Eye on IOC suffers biggest scndl news plied from stff nd wire reports IHIGHWAY ACCIDENT I Led singer of rock bnd Snot killed VENTURA, Clif. The led singer of the punk rock group Snol ws killed in highwy ccident on costl freewy. Lynn Strit, 3, ws driving from his home in Snt Brbr to Los Angeles on Fridy when the ccident occurred bout p.m., sid Nic Adler, his mnger. Strit's dog, Dobbs, ws lso killed. Detils of the ccident were not immeditely known. Snot signed with Geffen Records in 996 nd relesed its debut lbum, "Get Some," lst yer. They were fetured ct on this yer's 'Ozzfest '98" tour. Strit ws rrested erlier this yer nd chrged with indecent exposure nd open nd gross lewdness. Prosecutors sid Strit wlked nked onto stge during performnce in Attleboro, Mss., nd received orl sex from femle dncer. IMURDERI Mn convicted of second-degree murder EAST BROOKFIELD, Mss. A mn convicted of luring - yer-old boy into cr nd then smothering him when the child refused his sexul dvnces hs been sentenced to life in prison. Chrles Jynes, 23, received the sentence Fridy, fter he ws convicted of second-degree murder for the killing of Jeffrey Curley. Prosecutors sid Jynes nd n ccomplice killed the fifth-grder Oct., 997. Brbr Curley, Jeffrey's mother, sid she ws disppointed Jynes ws not found guilty of first-degree murder, s his ccomplice ws lst month. Tht sentence crried penlty of life in prison without prole, but Jynes will be eligible for prole in 23 yers. "There is no other Justice tht nyone could ever bring me becuse my bby is in the ground forever," sid Mrs. Curley. Prosecutors rgued tht both Jynes nd Slvtore Sicri, 22, were obsessed with their victim, befriended him over time, then lured him into cr nd smothered him with gsoline-soked rg when he refused to hve sex with them. IEXPLOSIONI 6 Women, mn killed in fireworks fctory OSSEO, Mich. Seven employees t fireworks fctory were fered ded fter n explosion demolished the building. "It's just like bomb ws dropped," Hillsdle County Sheriff Stn Burchrdt sid of Fridy's explosion t Independence Professionl Fireworks in rurl Osseo, 9 miles southwest of Detroit. The blst sent debris flying severl hundred yrds nd could be herd t lest 2 miles wy. Six women nd one mn were in the building when it exploded. "I suspect they re gone," sid Burchrdt. "There were body remins in the re." The sheriff sid investigtors would try to identify the remins. Twelve people were treted t the scene for smoke inhltion nd one ws tken to hospitl. The cuse of the explosion ws not immeditely known. The U.S. Bureu of Alcohol, Tobcco nd Firerms ws to tke over the investigtion tody, Burchrdt sid. The U.S. Chemicl Sfety nd Hzrd Investigtion Bord lso ws sending two investigtors. Swiss IOC member Mrc Hodler Sundy, Dec. 2,998. Interntionl Olympic Committee officil lleges widespred bribery in selection. The Associted Press LAUSANNE. Switzerlnd The whispers nd rumors.tbout Olympic corruption hve existed for yers. On Sturdy, senior Olympics orgnizer cme forwrd with senstionl bribery llegtions tht shook the interntionl competition to its core The Interntionl Olympic Committee's worst nightmre cme to pss when Switzerlnd's Mrc Hodler longtime member of the orgniztion's ruling inner circle detiled wht he described s systemtic buying nd selling of the Olympic Gmes. "To my knowledge, there hs Associted Press Photo Is surrounded by the press s he leves the IOC hedurters In Lusnne, Switzerlnd on lwys, lwys, been certin prt of the vote given to corruption," he sid. It's the biggest ethics scndl in the history of the 4-yer-old IOC nd could hve widespred repercussions for the Olympic movement. Hodler specificlly cited pttern of bribery nd other ethicl mlprctice in the bidding nd selection of t lest four Olympic host cities Atlnt, Ngno, Sydney nd Slt Lke City. He cited bribes of up to $ million nd pyoffs of up to $5 million. The IOC quickly "disssocited" itself from Hodler's llegtions, sying he ws voicing Ins personl opinions. However, the orgniztion did not deny the chrges. The chrges come not from mverick or discredited officil but from one of the IOC's elder sttesmen nd close confidnt of IOC President Jun Anto- nio Smrnch. Hodler,.i Swiss lwyer who ntlj turned 8, hs been on the KX since 963. Erlier this yer, I lodler stepped down fter 47 yers s president of the Interntionl Ski Federtion. Hodler sid he chose to go public with his corruption llegtions becuse he hopes they led to rdicl reform of the Olympic selection pro< He sid he is proposing tht Olympic cities be selected by smll group, including members of the IOC executive bord, rther thn the full IOC membership in order to remove the DOS sibility of vote buying. At IOC hedqurters, Hodler sid he believed 5 percent to 7 percent of IOC members currently numbering 5 hve solicited bribes from cities bidding to host the gmes. He sid network of four "gents" including one IOC member hve been seeking bribes to secure votes for Olympic bids. He gve no nmes. Hodler sid he believed the gents hd been buying nd selling votes for the pst yers. "The price would be between $5, nd $ million lor number of votes," he sid, dding tht gents chrged the city winning the bid "something like $3 million to $5 million." Asked whether ll Olympic votes re tinted, Hodler sid, "I know of so mny times. There is good chnce it is lwys the cse." Hodler sid losing cities hve told him there is list of IOC members who cn be bought. Smrnch, who hs been IOC president since 98, hs lwys denied llegtions of corruption in the orgniztion. On Sturdy, the IOC put out written sttement sying the "executive bord disssocited itself from llegtions mde by one of its members with the Olympic bid process." OS w CO IS* C M «i» feeo * Jf.lilISS*... "vtbr Mondy, December 4, 998 through Wednesdy, December 6,998 Hours of Opetotion Coffee Shop 7:.m. - p.m. Flcon's Nest Line, Brekfst 7:3o.m. - :3 m. Flcon's NesI Line, Lunch : o.m. -:3 p.m. Flcon's NesI Line, Dinner 5: p.m. - 7:p.m. Flcon's NesI Grill :.m. -: p.m. too Outlet :.m. - 3: o.m. Bowl & Greenery :3.m. -:3 p.m. (dosed Dinner) Phesnt Room :3.m.- :3 p.m. (closed Dinner) Prout Cfeteri :3.m.-2: p.m. Thursdy, December 7, 998 Hours of Opertion Coffee Shop 7:.m. -: p.m. Flcon's Nest Line, Brekfst 7:3 o.m. -:3.m. Flcon's Nest Line, lunch :.m. :3 p.m. Flcon's Nest line, Dinner Closed Flcon's Nest Grid :.m. -: p.m. Pizz Outlet :.m.- :.m. Bowl & Greenery :3.m. -:3 p.m. (closed Dinner) Phesnt Room :3.m. -:3 p.m. (closed Dinner) Prout Cofeteti Closed Fridy, December 8, 998 Hours of Opertion Coffee Shop 7:.m. - 3: p.m. Flcon's Nest tine. Brekfst Closed Flcon's Nest Line, lunch :3.m. -:3 p.m. Flcon's Nest Line, Dinner Closed Flcon's Nest Grill 7:3.m. -6: pm Pizzo Outlet Closed BowlSGreenery :3.m.- :3p.m. (doseddinner) Phesnt Room :3.m. -:3 p.m. (dosed Dinner) Prout Cfeteri Closed Sturdy, December 9,998 Hours of Opertion Flcon's Nest Grill 7:3.m.-5: p.m. Sundy, December 2,998 dtfe through Jnury 3, 999 ~ Hours of Opertion Student Union Closed Mondy, Jnury 4, 999 through Jnury 9, 998 Hours of Opertion Coffee Shop 7:.m. - 3:p.m. Flcon's Nest line :.m.-:3 p.m. Coffee Shop 7:3 o.m 3: p.m. Sturdy, Jnury 9, 998 Hours of Opertion Student Union Closed INTERNET ADDRESS lept com, -h

6 Mondy, December 4, 998 pge 5 POETRY Continued from pge one. "II ws gret clss nd rewrding experience," Mry McCown, workshop prticipnt, sid. "It didn't mtter wht nyone's ge ws. We ll shred common bond, n interest In wht we were doing nd desire to lem more." As well s lerning interpersonl communiction skills for deling with other genertions, the students studied fmous poets nd essyists. They received constructive criticism in discussions. Self-expression nd poetry writing skills were developed. "The clss helped develop mnlidence in my bility to write from the hert," Shron Frnklin, prticipnt sid. "We lerned to trust ech other with our feelings. I hve more of n pprecition for poetry now. I'll continue to develop my writing. I would encourge others to become involved if they hve n opportunity to prticipte in this type of clss." The eleven* prticipnts nd the two instructors (Szporluk nd Sister Thill) will be reding their poetry in public forum. The reding will tke plce t 7:3 p.m. Wednesdy, Dec. 6. The reception hppens t the Wood County Senior Citizens Center. The center is locted t 35 N. Min St. in Bowling Green. The progrm is tenttively scheduled to continue next fll. Dr. Dixon nd Dr. Jennifer M. Kinney re currently pursuing dditionl grnts to help mke it possible. If interested in prticiption. Dr. Dixon cn be contcted vi e- mil: kmdixon@bgnet.bgsu.edu. FRATERNITY- Continued from pge one. bers who hd the high vlues tht were in sync with those tht the frternity promotes, s well s scholstic," Wrdle sid. "Delt Chi is committed to mking better men through the promotions of vlues." After Wrdle hd finished educting the group on the bsics, Trent Unterbrink, lumni dviser for the frternity, took over Wrdle's position. "I hd just grduted from Tri-Stte University nd hd good experience with the Delt Chi frternity," Unterbrink sid. "I knew the frternity ws looking to expnd nd colonize so when found out tht I would be living in Bowling Green, I thought I would offer my ssistnce nd knowledge." Unterbrink sid tht he is bsiclly here to tech the guys wht Delt Chi is ll bout, how to function s frternity nd where they fit in to the Greek community. "Some of the guys hd never been in group like this before," Unterbrink sid. "Right now we re getting together service ides, intrmurl tems, bylws, finncil rrngements nd different events." According to Jeff Poynter, vice president of the frternity, their group is one of the only mle orgniztions on cmpus tht hs dopted fmily for the holidy seson. "I decided to join Delt Chi becuse I liked the vlues tht they stood for," Poynter sid. "I sw n d in the pper nd I did some reserch nd liked wht sw." Poynter lso sid tht he likes the fct tht he would hve the opportunity to be prt of the first chpter of Delt Chi t the University nd to set the trditions. "Next semester we re plnning progrms tht will dvnce the eduction of the brotherhood s well s the core vlues of the University," Poynter sid. "We re not plnning progrms just to do progrms, but we re plnning progrms with purpose." Everyone involved in estblishing Delt Chi grees tht the University nd its orgniztions hve been more thn receptive to the ide of new frternity on cmpus. "I thought tht some would be bit leery if not thretened by new socil orgniztion cmpus," Unterbrink sid. "However, everyone ws willing to help. Different sororities let us use their houses for meetings, I ws receiving contct numbers of fculty, dvisers, dministrtion, nyone tht ws willing to help. CLINTON TRUSTEES^ KWANZAA- Continued from pge one. licn lwmkers from his stte who re undecided on whether Republicns bristled t tht. to impech the president. Rp. Steve Buyer, R-lnd., told Moments fter the vote on the of hving trouble sleeping. He fourth rticle of impechment, sid he hd jogged t 2:3.m. Democrts sought pssge of down Wshington's drkened, their lterntive of censure, syhistoric mll, stopping long the ing the president hd "dishonwy t some of the Cpitl's ored the office" he holds nd notmost hllowed sites s he pon- ing tht he remins subject to dered the historic proceedings criminl prosecution fter his unfolding in the committee. term ends. "Prt of my conscience is driven "It is the Americn public's by my militry service," he sid. preferred outcome," sid Rep. With no doubt bout the out- Rick Boucher, D-V. He dded come of the committee's deliber- tht while the president's "contions, ll sides were focusing on duct ws reprehensible, it did vote expected next week in the not threten the ntion" nd House the first presidentil does not wrrnt impechment. impechment proceedings to gel Republicns rgued tht the tht fr since Andrew (ohnson censure resolution mounted to st in the White House in 868. little nd ws of doubtful consti- Clinton's defenders were tutionlity. cheered by comment'- from New "This president mocks the York Republicn Gov. George people, mocks the Congress nd Ptki, who told the New York this censure is just wht he Times he fvors censure. Tht wnts," sid Rep. BobGoodltte, lterntive "is n ttrctive nd R-V. pproprite step," he sid in The vote, like those on rticles comments likely to give politicl ol Impechment/ ws nerly leewy to hlf-dozen so Repub- exctly long prly lines..->% S**4«*-V-*-J«*-}*-k >* J»*->*-J**->*-J h Continued from pge one. finnce. The increse will be 5. percent cross the bord, nd students in more expensive dorms, such s Founders nd Offenhuer, will not hve their fees incresed t higher percentge rte, s is usully done. Dlton noted tht there is drop-off in the mount of students wnting to live in the more expensive dorms becuse of the higher cost of living there. The Bord's vote ws unnimous. The trustees lso pproved mesure to move forwrd with plns for the new Union. Plns for the $32 million project hve been in the works for nerly four yers nd will be finlized shortly. A little less thn hlf of the funds for the new project, or $5 million, will come from non-student sources such s dontions, prtnerships nd bookstore revenues. The remining $7 million will be funded by to 3 percent increse in student generl fees. One of the key prts of the new Union will be "glss jewel", glss-enclosed structure locted in wht is now the Union Prking lot. The glss jewel will hold billirds hll nd pub, nd cused debte on the Union project. The project will proceed, glss jewel included, nd construction most likely to begin this summer. "This is full speed hed," sid Ed Whipple, vice president for student ffirs. "This is wht BG wnts." In other business, the trustees voted to sell the Milikin Hotel building on the corner of Wooster nd Min Streets. Developer Robert Murer will purchse the building for $35,. Christms Csh Continued from pge one. nd sid his role t the University is to be leder. He sid people must strive to build nd develop the community. "I m here to be myself nd led by exmple," he sid. Lillin Ashcrft-Eson, guest speker, sid these principles re suggestive of wys of life tht will give Africn Americns the strength to honor the pst, evlute the present nd look to the future. "Kwnz is not blck Christms or blck Hnukkh." she sid. "It is seven dy lterntive. It is bout Africn Americn culture in Americ nd the blck experience in Americ." Dwn Betts. freshmn undecided mjor, sid it Is n Africn Americn's gol to chieve ll seven principles. She sid this will mke person successful in life. In ddition to the seven interprettions, the University Gospel Choir performed. Nthn McDonld, director of the Gospel Choir, sid he now thinks the student body hs bet- Some people bent over bck- wrds to help us." Unterbrink sid tht the cur- rent members of the frternity joined becuse they wnted chnce to strt something differ- ; ent. "They hve the opportunity to be prt of something new," Unterbrink sid. "They embrced the chllenge of strt- ing from scrtch." In the coming semester, Pt- terson sid they hve mny gols; to work towrd. "We re looking to improve^ our stnding on cmpus, ttrct new members in spring rush, improving our cdemics, nd become more ctive within the community," Ptterson sid. ter understnding of Kwnz. This ws gret experience for cultures." he sid. "It helps us to understnd ech other." Lori Ptton. grdute ssistnt for the center, greed. She sid Kwnz is time to get together to celebrte the Africn Americn culture. 'It Is the one time of yer tht people focus on the Kwnz principles nd they try to chieve them," Ptton sid. Sheil Brown. Kwnz director, sid Africn Americns cook their food in certin wy. Including lot of strch nd she wnted to bring tht tste to the University. Fried chicken, yms, mcroni, biscuits nd pie were served. Brown lso sid the event served s better wy to bring the community together. She sid it gives Africn Americns something they cn relte to on primrily white cmpus. There Is not whole lot of diversity here," she sid. "It cn be culture shock for Africn Americn students." Betts greed. She sid Kwnz i;i\rs Africn Americns chnce to celebrte their heritge. Book buy bck hs begun t I3ee Gee &ook Store! We py top prices for used textbooks We lso py top wholesle prices for current editions of books no longer used on cmpus Conveniently locted in front of Hrshmn HOURS: M-F 9m - 5:3pm; St. 9m - 5pm ^^^!T=

7 Mondy, December 4, 998 pge 6 POLICE BLOTTER Tody's city police blotter includes items from the weekend. POLICY for the police blotter: The News will run without exception, ll the city nd cmpus police deprtments. Complints from resii concerning police mtter will not.be identified by nme, Any 9 editor t 37 An ttempted burglry occurred, in the block of S. Enterprise St., Fridy. In the 3 block of Colony Ln n mbulnce ws requested tor womn who fell, Fridy. In the 8 block of Sixth St., womn reported theft of her check book box from her residence, Fridy. In the 5 block of E. Wooster St., Nichole Whetstine ws cited for non-use of set belt, Fridy. A mn reported juvenile stole nother student's book bg nd put severl items in the toilet, in the 2 block of W. Wooster St., Fridy. An intoxicted homeless mn ws found in lundry room, in the 5 block of (lough St., Fridy. On Mnville Rd. nd Lehmn Ave., Clrein e I I lew ws cited for row t n intersection, Fridy. On Clough SI. nd Mercer Rd., Julie K. Emdthusen, of Pemberville, ws cited for speed, Fridy. On Wintergrden St., Renee E. Cowoski, of Avon Lke, ws cited for child set belt violtion, Fridy. In the 5 block of Wintergrden St., Joy M. Powers ws cited for speed, Fridy. An mbulnce ws requested for mn who ws hving seizures, in the (H) hlock of N. Enterprise St., Fridy. On N. Min nd Newton St., Lnrj I' i.nnvor, of Brdner, ws cited for driving under the influence, filure to stop t stop sign, nd ggrvted ssult, Fridy. In the 5 block of Clough St., womn reported fint odor of mrijun in the building, Fridy. A mn, in the 2 block of N. Min St., reported br would not let him re-enter even though he did hve n ID, Fridy. A womn, in the 3 block of N. Summit St., reported vndlism to her front porch, Sturdy. In the block of N. Min St., Christopher M. Sprgur nl Ross ford, ws rrested for prohibited.. K Sturdy. In the 3 block of S College St., Glen P. Myers ws rrested for breking nd entering, Sturdy. A mn reported ( hristms lights were stolen, in the 3 block of N. Prospect St., Sturdy. In the 9 block of S. Min St., Meliss M. GoetZ, ol ll.iskms, ws cited fol speed, Sturdy. In the (H) hlock of N. Min Si, womn reported $3 were tken form her purse, Sturdy. On Perl nd Winfield St., Connie l sdorph, of Rudolph, ws cited for stop sign viol- Pis lens but doesn't fll J Pis's people hold their breth s work begins on the lening tower. The Associted Press PISA, Itly After nerly decde of delys, work hs begun to ensure tht the fmed Lening Tower of Pis does not topple over. But residents whose livelihoods depend on the hordes ot tourists who flock to Pis for view of the tower re holding their breth hoping nothing will go wrong to jeoprdize their future. "After ll these yers of study upon study, I just hope they hve chosen the best procedure," Fbio Mggnini, txi driver, sid Sturdy. "Around town everyone is sying, 'Let's hope they don't mke it fll."' According to n mbitious nd risky pln, the 2th-century tower will be strightened by hlf-degree, enough to stbilize it but nol enough for the nked eye todeteil If the project succeeds, s the interntionl committee tht devised the pln predicts, tourists might soon be llowed to gin mke the dizzying climb up the tower's spirl stircse. Visits to the interior of the tower were bnned in 99 for fer the monument could collpse. The first phse of the project, ment to sfegurd the tower for centuries to come, foresees the ttchment of two sets of steel "suspenders." On Sturdy, huge crne rised 2-inch thick nd 34-foot long cble bove the tower. Workers ttched it to gint hook fixed to the third of the lower's eight stories of rches, bout 85 feet bove the ground. The cbles re nchored in gint winches dug into the ground bout vrds from the tower. John Burlnd, professor of soil mechnics in London nd member of the project's committee, sid the suspenders re precution to stedy the lower in cse it unexpectedly teetered. Once the cbles re in plce, which should be just belnre Christms, workers will strt fi#i«i#i#iti#i«i#i#i#i#i#ititi#i#i#iti#i#i#i#i#i# :*-.*^ *&&* * «fflffi*ww* McDonlds. 2 Loctions 54 E. Wooster St. 5 S. Min St. % i Receive FREE \:i lir jsndwich with the j %v [ purchse of ny. ] «j* vlue mel J f I Must be ot equl or lesser vlue»*.; Good t Bowling Green, North J }ht! Bltimore, Fostori Loctions Only j jjx # -, Expires /3/99 j %»* WWVWW^WWWW ^orco* IPizzol 353-BGSU ( ) Free Delivery Exm Week Specils 2 Medium Pizzs Cheese & one topping ^^^ I united time only - Excludes other offers Lrge Pizz Cheese & one copping I united lime only - Excludes other offers grdully removing bout 8 inches of soil from underneth the tower to llow it to settle belter nd len less. It now lens (> degrees 3 feet off the perpendiculr. II the digging thretens to mke the tower wobbly, the SUN penders would be pulled tight to hold it. However, Burlnd sid the chnces ol tli.it hppening were virtully nil. The entire project is expected to tke from seven to nine months li ll goes well, both the suspenders nd the 9.3 tons of iron slbs now ttched to the tower to counter its len will be removed But wht if things don't go well nd the tower topples? isummer is here - Online t Bowling Green Stte University Pln hed for spring, summer nd fll NOW! Choose from lrge selection of clsses - updted weekly. Check out summer dtes, dedlines nd registrtion informtion. Phone in your registrtion vi Str-9 beginning Februry 5. I Access the BGSU Summer 999 Clss Schedule t Continuing Eduction,. A Interntionl & Summer Progrms Bowling Green Stte University Only $6.99 Hon xilurdy. On W. Ok nd N. Mm St., Robert Nicholson, ol Pemberville, ws cited for improper l\u kin,;, Sturdy. On ( ly nd N. Church St., Mtthew w. Pees ws cited for no se.ii belt, Sturdy. On I Woosternd s. Prospect St., Meliss K. Amos, ot I,rnd Rpids, w.is cited for i hild sel bell violtion, Sturdy. In the block of S. Min St., Brin I Scerc, ol Auror, w.is, (ed lor row from pri- \.ili- lime, Sturdy. An elderly womn died, in the tooo block of Lyn St., Sturdy i >n itigh nd tti.irin-st Tim- othy M. Ohr Jr. ws cited for littering, Sundy. A University mle student, in I he 5 block of E. Wooster St., reported he ws denied service Irom drive-thru becuse he ws poor nd did not own cr, Sundy. In the block of E. Wooster St.. womn reported her vehi- cle ws vndlized, Sundy. In the block of S. Enter- prise St., womn reported she ws ssulted, Sundy. jjiig nmed BG News editor Mike Wendling, senior journlism mjor, Ws recently nmed editor-in-chief of The BG News for the Spring term. He replces Drl Wrnock, lso senior journlism mjor, who hs been the editor for the pst two semesters. Wendling, who hils from Bufflo, New York, sid he is excited to get the opportunity to led the up-nd-coming stff t The News. His priorities include fully developing the BG News website nd improving locl copy. "It is gret honor nd privilege to led The News next semester," Wendling sid. " m the luckiest mn live. I'm feeling up there." ie is rftvid collector of typewriters, Benie Bbies nd food. idution, he plns on continuing his collections while dily newspper or frming trde mgzine. B^Join the BG News i#l#,«i#it.ti#it,ti*liti*i Stop in t SBX to prticipte in our Mrket Survey nd receive Free Gift or % Discount Coupon vlid for ny single full priced item in our store through Finls Week 53 Est Wooster Street AMERICA READS - BG Now Hiring for Spring Semester! Tutors re needed to help tech children how to red. Flexible scheduling - you choose your hours. Hiring ends Jnury 8,999 Must be Federl Work Study eligible. Come in to the office to sign up. 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8 Sports /t "^^^^jm Tod McCloskey Sports Editor Plyers rise ply in tourney By PETE STELLA BLOOMINGTON, Ind. In front of crowd of 4,376 screming Indin nd few, loyl Bowling Green fns, junior forwrd Anthony Stcey nd freshmn center Len Mtel led the ttck in the chmpionship gme of the 25th Indin Clssic. Despite the tough loss the Flcons got t the hnds of the th rnked Hoosiers, Stcey nd Mtel plyed tough nd mde huge plys for BG. Mtel cme off the bench to score temhigh 5 points nd rebounds, with Stcey dding 4 points, four rebounds nd three stels. "I love Stcey," Indin coch Bob Knight sid. "He's tough, he's big nd he hs hell of post-up move tht he uses to his dvntge. I think tht Mtel is gonn be gret plyer nd he relly plyed well ginst us See PLAYERS, pge eight. vs.tf Associted Press Photo Freshmn Flcon Len Mtel tries to block Hoosier Lrry Richrdson's shot. Mtel finished the gme with tem-high 5 points nd rebounds. Good strt, toughfinish Indin's defense too much for BG By TOD McCLOSKEY BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Indin showed Bowling Green why it hdn't lost n Indin Clssic ever. And for BG coch Dn Dkich, it ws nother lesson from his mentor, Bobby Knighl The Hoosiers' ptented suffocting defense choked the Flcons ll gme, throwing the tem out of sync. BG tied its sesonhigh 23 turnovers (Ohio) in the 8-55 loss to IU. The win keeps IU 25- in its own chmpionship gme nd 5- in its tournment gmes. Even though BG lost by 26, the Flcons hung with the Hoosiers for most of the gme. With 5 minutes remining in the gme, Len Mtel ly-up cut the Hoosiers' led to But by the 9:42 minute mrk, Indin hd wrestled the led up to 8 points the biggest led of the gme. "They bet us t every turn," Dkich sid. "When you're not t some plce ll the time, people sk how's Indin going to be? And the thing I lwys know is when Indin hs good gurds, they're good." A.). Guyton led the bckcourt burst for IU with three bskets over the 3-3 run. He finished the gme 7 of 2 from the field nd hd gme-high 2 points. He ws lso nmed the tournment's Most Vluble Plyer. BG brought the gme to - point mrgin, t the end of the first hlf. Junior Anthony Stcey hit difficult 3-point shot with 32.7 left in the hlf. Stcey ws huddled in comer s he got off the shot second before the shot clock buzzer rng. IU strted the gme with 2-2 run tht ignited the crowd in Assembly Hll. "They cme out on 'D' with this ferocious type of gme," sid Stcey, who mde the ll-tournment tem. The Flcons only scored four points on their first possessions. The Hoosiers' defense pressured nd forced the Flcons to tke bd shots. As result BG wsn't in its gme on defense nd IU took dvntge. After BG scored to brek up the 2-2 run, IU continued to roll going on 8- run. The Hoosiers knew BG's strength is going to Stcey down low. 'They're going to tke wy wht you do well," Dkich sid. Stcey ended up shooting 2 percent from the field nd scoring 4 points. But on the defensive end he provided turnovers, steling the bll three times. The tem's gol ws to improve from Thursdy to Sturdy. Associte! Press Photo IU coch Bob Knight sits with former ssistnt nd current BG coch, Dn Dkich. "I think we re better thn we were Thursdy," Dkich sid. "We were just worn out." The biggest surprise ws the contribution from Len Mtel. The BG freshmn forwrd scored tem-highs in points nd rebounds. The 6-9 ntive from Merrillville, Ind. scored his first double-double with 5 points nd rebounds. "I'm just feeling more nd more comfortble with my surroundings, djusting from the high school to the college gme," Mtel sid. Mtel hit 4 of 5 shots nd hit ll seven free throws ttempted. After posting 2 first-hlf turnovers, the Hoosiers only hd one in the second hlf. "I told them if we turned the bll over twice, I ws going to shoot three guys," Knight sid. leers come bck to win -I BG pulls out win ginst Western Michign. By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON Western Michign ws less thn five minutes wy from winning their second gme of the yer. Insted, the Flcons tcked up two gols in 27 seconds nd went on to 5-3 win. The Flcons' record improves to 7-7- overll nd 6-6- in the Centrl Collegite Hockey Assocition. Western Michign's record drops to "We cn't get win," WMU coch Bill Wilkinson sid. "Tht ws pretty good college hockey gme. Both tems hd lot of opportunities to score. BG got the most out of it." Western ws up 3- going into the second intermission, but the Flcons rllied for four consecutive gols. "Our concentrtion ws shrper, which is wht I thought it ws lcking in the first two periods," BG coch Buddy Powers sid. "We were here physiclly, but we weren't here menilly In the third period we gve good physicl effort nd good mentl effort." The Broncos were plying with only five on defense. Sophomore Kevin Cluson left Western Michign for personl resons. "I think we wore them down little bit," Powers sid. "Their defense got tired." Flcon defensemn Doug Schueller shot high wrist shot tht deflected in off of Western defender. The gol tied the gum t 6:29. Seconds lter, BG defensemn Mike Jones rushed the Western net. Forwrd Crig Desjrlis followed Jones in nd received rebound which he jmmed through WMU golie Jeff Rcynert's "I ws directly behind (Jones) nd the puck cme right out to me," Desjrlis sid. "I just shot it blindly. I don't think the golie sw it. It ws bng bng ply." Ryn Murphy iced the gme when he siled the puck down the ice for n empty-net gol. "If you win the third period lot of the time you're going to win the gme," BG defensemn Doug Schueller sid. "We plyed pretty close to sixty minutes, but we didn't bury our chnces. We buried our chnces in the lst 2 minutes nd tht's the gme." The tems exchnged gols in the first period. WMU right wing Frnk Novock tipped in n Austin Miller point shot t 3:55. At the 5:7 mrk, BG dented the scorebord. Defensemn Mike Jones glided into the slot nd scored on rebound from Murphy shot. The Broncos took the led on two second period gols. A turnover gve Western left wing Dvid Gove brekwy. Gove bet Svrd over the glove with bckhnder. Lte in the period, WMU's Chuck Mindel skted round the gol nd shot the puck off Svrd. The gol gve Western the 3- led. The first two periods fetured number of missed opportunities for both sides. Western Michign ws frustrted on five-on-three powerply in the BG News Photo/ MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE Crig Desjrlis (left) sktes by the Western Michign gol, while Dn Price wits for chnce. second period. "On tht five-on-three they mde gret plys, but never finished them," Powers sid. "(Western) hit the guy wide open on the bck door nd he misfired." Svrd mde 2 sves on 24 shots. Reynert ws 28 for 33. Powers ws plesed with the third period win, prticulrly becuse BG is off until fter Christms. "Our guys plyed with n wful lot of hert," Powers sid. "They believed in themselves tht they could come bck nd get the job done." BG finds gols, victory through third period The Flcons end bd hbit with strong performnce in the finl 2 minutes. By DIANA EDELMAN Sturdy's win ginst Western Michign ws big one for the Flcons. After being down 3- going into the third period, BG relumed tcf the ice looking very different from the tem tht plyed through the first two periods. The first two periods were mrred with sloppy psses, brekdowns nd gols for WMU. But in the third period things went right. Tht hs not hppened for BG in while. "We won couple in the third period erlier this yer," coch Buddy Powers sid. "But ltely in the third things hve been going the other wy." Powers ttributes the lpse in periods one nd two to the tem hving physicl effort but lck of mentl effort. Concentrtion ws shrper in the third period, helping the Flcons rlly for comebck. "We hd lot of chnces in the first two periods to score," sophomore Doug Schueller sid. "But if you don't bury your chnces then things like tht hppen you get down." BG cme out in the third nd ws ble to convert its chnces into gols, nd eventully converted the gme into two points in the Centrl Collegite Hockey Assocition stndings. "We just kopw wht we hd to do," Schueller sid. "Everyone got little bit ngry becuse we knew we were better tem, hd better skill, nd we just cme out nd got the job done." Ltely it hs been struggle for BG to ply 6 minutes of hockey, but Sturdy, the tem got s close s it hs come for while. In the third period BG ws more on its toes, which put WMU more on its hels. BG shut out WMU in the third, even when the Broncos were up mn in the lst minutes of regultion. Sturdy's wip closes out the first hlf of the seson on positive note for BG, the 7th plce tem (7-7- overll, 6-6- CCHA), stnding t.5. "(The win) is huge," sid junior Crig Desjrlis, who scored the gme-winner. "We hve two weeks off now nd we wnted to go out on winning note. For the first time in couple of weeks we were down t the second intermission, but we cme bck." The effort in the third period wore WMU down, especilly its defefise. And it proved tht BG hs the bility to come bck. Powers pointed out tht it took lot of hert to comebck in the third period fter being down two gols nd ble to get the "job done." "Obviously we would hve liked to hve won the gme 7- nd gone off, but this wy it is lmost more stisfying," Powers sid. "We hd to dig down deep to come bck, nd the guys did. They plyed with n wful lot of hert in the third period nd mde some good things hppen." \

9 -pge eight Mondy, December 4, 998 Broncos ride over Flcons Photo/ MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE Senior center Jcki Ptermn boxes out n opponent durin g n erlier gme this seson. - Bowling Green drops its second stright home gme to MAC rivl Western Michign. By DAVE TRUMAN The BC News Forgive Denne Knobluch if she hs hrd lime gelling out of bed tomorrow morning. She my not get much sleep tonight. Her Flcons dropped 63-6 decision to hot Western Michign lern in wht ws the Mid- Americn Conference opener for both tems t Anderson Aren yesterdy. Bowling Green (4-5) lost to the Broncos (7-) for the first time in six contests. It ws WMU's seventh consecutive win fter seson-opening loss t ntionlly-rnked Vnderbilt. "I told the kids in the locker room tht the difference ws tht they got (esy) points in trnsition," BG coch Knobluch sid. "They just pushed the bll up the floor, pssed to the wing nd the wing just dribbled the bll in for ly-up. So our defensive trnsition ws horrible. Tht's points nd we ended up losing by three. Tht's the difference of the gme." Knobluch sid she might be wking up tonight yelling, "Get bck! Get bck'" BG hd chnce lo lie the gme when Jymee Wppes ly-up ws followed by WMU shot clock violtion with 22 seconds n-mining in the gme. Neither tem would score g in The Flcons dvnced the bll pst hlf court nd clled timeout with 2.6 seconds on the clock. The Broncos used their sixth tem foul with 8.3 seconds left nd clled 2-second time-out to set up the defense. "I thought if they got close to 3-poinl look, we should foul," WMU coch Ron Stewrt sid of the lst ply. "Put them t the line in one-nd-one sitution nd mke them hit two insted of three to tie it but it didn't come down to tht." Knobluch clled forwrd Jill DeFosse's number becuse she knew the Broncos would expect the ply to go to )cki Rlerrnn, Ylond Holt or Wppes. The WMU defense cme through nd forced DeFosse to throw up bd shot. Holt cme up with the offensive rebound but brely hd time to heve the bll towrd the rim before time expired. Rtermn led ll scorers for the second consecutive gme with 25 points. She ws 2 of 8 from the field nd pulled down 2 rebounds while holding Str Hrris to nine points nd zero offensive rebounds. Entering the gme, Hrris ws first mong MAC plyers verging 4.4 offensive rebounds per gme. It ws pre-seson All-MAC gurd Shelse Erving tht hurt the Flcons the most (see relted story), scoring 5 first hlf points nd helping her tem to 4-3 hlftime led. BG fell behind by 8 erly in the second hlf before Holt cme off the bench to sprk comebck. Holt scored eight points in under three minutes while grbbing key rebounds nd plying tough defense on the other end. After BG got the deficit down to four with ten minutes to ply, WMU quickly rebuilt n point led. "We gel down so mny points nd then we come bck," Rtermn sid. Rtermn, Erving dominte pint for both tems in MAC opener Pre-seson All-Mid- Americn Conference plyers clsh. By MARK WESE During the mtch-up of Bowling Green nd Western Michi- gn, two of the best in women's bsketbll in the Mid-Americn Conference, squred-of t Pre-seson All-MAC plyers Jcki Rtermn nd Shelse Erving went hed-to-hed, showing why they were selected to the All-MAC tem. Ech plyer crried her respective tem, resulting in the victory for Western Michign. PUB 999 Lineup Strting Jn. 4 Ech plyer scored over 2 points in the gme. Dnielle Mueller of WMU ws the only other plyer to score in the double-figures with points, showing the dominnce of the two plyers. Junior Shelse Erving grnered the overll victory, leding her tem to victory with 24 points nd six rebounds. Erving Hppy Hour 7:-9:. M-F. Mondy Mondy Nitro Pile Driver, Cmel Clutch, Stone Cold Stunner nd Mny More Powerful Shots Tuesdy Br & Resturnt Apprecition Night Wednesdy Phishin with Dve Thursdy Fish Bowl Specils poured in 5 of WMU's 4 points in the firsl hlf. The victory went to the Broncos while the individul victory went to Rtermn. Rtermn, senior, won the hed-to-hed mtch-up with 25 points nd 2 bords (o led the Flcons. Rtermn hd twice s mny rebounds s Erving s the Flcons out rebounded WMU PLAYERS- Continued from pge seven. tonight." Fridy, BG dominted Grmbling University, with the entire squd scoring during the gme. "We plyed well ginst Grmbling but fter Indin, we cn see tht there re res tht need improvement," Stcey sid. < Wtch B6 24 News! ' Weekdys t 5:3. 3. nd 7 3m on cble chnnel 24 See whts hppening in the cmpus nd surrounding community on Bowling Green s only kve mvkm news source '4 Queoons/Story W«s ' ^^-^^svzssz GOOD LUCK ON FINAL EXAMS! "Jcki Rtermn is n All- MAC plyer nd she plys without getting rttled," WMU coch Ron Stewrt sid. "We focused on not letting Jcki get the bsketbll, but I'm not sure we were totlly successful t tht." Rtermn hs been leding the Flcons this yer. This is the second consecutive gme where she hs scored 25 points (Michi- "Good tems bounce bck from tough losses nd plying in big gmes like this one is wht you live for." The Indin gme reunited coch Dn Dkich with his former coch nd boss, Bob Knight. Dkich spent 6 yen? t Indin, four yers s plyer nd 2 s Tuesdy Night: gn). Rtermn is currently leding the Flcons in three ctegories this seson with n verge of 9 points, eight rebounds per gme nd in shooting percentge with.597. "Jcki plyed relly good gme," BG coch Denne Knobluch sid. n ssistnt coch. While the strting line-ups were being nnounced, Dkich received stnding ovtion from the Indin nd BG fns while his nme ws being nnounced. 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10 Mondy, December 4, 998 pge g_ M compiled Irom wire sourr. * FOOTBALL wmmmm Five plyers on All Acdemic Squd Five BG Fotbll plyers erned spots on the MAC All Acdemic tem. Juniors Json Slrsser nd Eric Curl, Ryn Diepenbrock nd Ricky Scneider s well s sophomore Kenn Dobbs were mong the 63 plyers nmed to the tem. Kicker Slrsser (3.5GPA finnce mjor) led the tem in points with 64 while mking -2 field gols nd 3-33 extr points. Curl(3.9 socil studies) strted ll gmes t gurd this seson opening holes for the running bck. Diepenbrock (3.2 biology) took on the long snpping duties this yer. Schneider (3.29 PC) sw ction in 2 qurters this seson strting four gmes t qurterbck completing 53.4% of his psses for 649 yrds nd four touchdowns. Box SCORES Men* Bsketbll VS. Indin Indin 8 (-2 overll) L. Recker R.Turner L Richrdson D. Fife A.J. Guyton W Gldness - -, M Lewis K. Hston L. Wshington L. Jimenez J. Odle , T. Geyer - - Bowline Green 55 (5-3 overll. - MAC) Esterkmp Stcey Cown Moore Reld Furlln - -. Mtel Bunn Blck Klssen -2 - Hl/time IU 34 BG 24 3 Point gols IU 5- (Recker 2-3. Turner -2. Guyton -3. Lewis - Jimenez -2) BG 5-3 (Esterkmp -2. Stcey -3. Cown -. Moore -. Reid -. Furlln -. Bunn -. Blck 2 3). Fouled out BG Esterkmp, Moore. IU None Rebounds IU 33 (Richrdson 6. Fife 6. Hston 6. Turner 2. Lewis 2. Wshington 2. Odle 2. Recker. Guyton) BG 34 (Mtel. Stcey 4. Furlin 3. Blck 3. Cown 2, Moore 2. Klssen 2. Esterkmp. Reld. Bunn) Assists IU 7 BG Totl Foul IU 6 BG 25 A Women's Bsketbll VS. Western Michign Western Michign 66 (7 overll. - MAC) Ervlng Hrris Brinne Gllert Brooke Gllert Delong Stevenson Mueller Rud - - Bowling Green 63(4-5 overll. - MAC) Khle DeFossc 6-2. Rtermn Miller Wppes Holt Dlton -3-2 Hinellne - Gfford Hrris Smith -2 - Hlftime WMU 4 BG 3 3 Point Gols WMU 3-8 (Erving 2-8. Brinne Gllert 4. Brooke Gllert -2. DeLong -4) BG 5-4 (Holt 2-2. Miller -3. Rtermn - 2, Wppes. Khle -2. DeFossc -2 Dlton -2) Fouled Out None Rebounds -WMU 3 ( Hrris 8. Mueller 7. Erving 6. DeLong 4. 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Contct Sublesers needed Immeditely thru My. 2 bdrm. pt. remodeled kitchen. $5vmo. st month's rent 4 cble FREE th St Cll Todyl DONT MISS OUT MowlesinforFALL99 ^SEOIWNT khcroinfjje T HvnmMf HEMTMSP* S&f*' 7, LI Come see us for complete listing of loctions PREFERRED PROPERTIES 53 Mple St NEWIPVE Rentls 332 S. Min St. (our only office) Visit our Website: tu nn.mii 79 Fifth Sr.: 2 bdrm/2 bth 8 & 83 Fifth St.: 2t>drm 39 High St.: 2 bdrm, free gs het, wter & sewer 57 & 525 E. Merry St.: 2 bdrm furnished pts., cross from cmpus 824 Sixth St.: 2 bdrm, free gs het, wter & sewer 843 Sixth St.: 2 bdrm/2 bth VISIT OUR OFFICE FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS FOR UNDER- GRADUATE. GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL HOUSING! OR i VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE! r»ve HELP WANTED $5 weekly potentil miling our circulrs For mlo cl 23-3*262 Cook TK's Resturnt Perrysburg. OH CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT Workers ern up lo *2.wmomn (wmps S benefits) World Trvel! Lnd-Tour ob6 up to»5.o-$7,/summer Ask us howl En C5544I OeilVu Toledo's» Gentlemn's Club is looking lor exotic dncers. Let us show you how to mke lots of money in tun 4 exciting environment Must be 8. Apply in person, no exp neces sry 35 S Byrne Rd, Toledo Locl mnufcturer hs immedite openings for dependble, hrd working individuls. Apply between Sm-3pm 2584 Long Judson Rd.Weston.QH. MECHANICS DiesevTruck Engines Holt Compny of Ohio, the Cterpillr deler for southest Indin, western Ohio nd northern Kentucky. is currenty seeking qulified service technicins to work 2nd shift in our t/ucfc engine stop m Toledo. Repir experience or technicl trining is required. We offer competitive slry/benefits pckge. 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Bun ms Prty Cruse! 6 Dys $279' Includes Mosi Mels Awesome Beches, Nightlife Deprts from Florid! springbreklrvel.com AAAA.! Erly Specils! Pnm CKyl Room with kitchen $29 Includes 7 Free Prlies Dyton $49 New Hotspot South Bech $29! Coco Bech $49> spnngbrektrvel.com AAAA* Spnng Brek Trvel ws of 6 smll businesses m the US recognized by the Council of Better Business Bureus for outstnding ethics m the mrketplce spnngbrektrwl.com CANCUN. MEXICO UAO sponsored Spnng Brek Trip to Cncun tor only $68." Depost of $8 is due by Dec 6,998 in 33 Student Union. For more informpon or questions cll: 3/ Gold dimond tennis brcelet lor sle Never worn Must sell. $75. Cll Ovtion coustic bss whrdshetl cse $4 Ex cond. 2-" Subwoofers in Bndpss BoM-SlOO Cll nytime Pnm City Spring Brek Speols I Pln NOW A Sve' Bordwlk Bech Resort. Hobdy Inn Sunspreei 7 Nights. Prties. Free Drinks from $9-$99 I springbrektrvel.com PowerMc 64/2, 2 mh2 Tower. 6mg of rm, 2.4gb hd. 7m monitor, trckbll. 8x CDrom. Built in ethemei. $,2. Phone Emil reilmb@bgnot bgsu edu SUN. SAND. AND YOU'! UAO is sponsoring the Spnng Brek Trip to Cncun, Mexico tor only $68 A deposit of $6. is due by Dec. 6, 996 m 33 Student Union. For more informtion or questions cll SUNNY DAYS Spnng Brek 999" Cncun, Mexico for only $68 Deposits ol $8. due by Dec m 33 Student Union. For more informtion or questions cll; UAO sponsored. White 99 Ford Probe Nice nms. detchble fce, pht nde. Good dei-$3 OBO FOR RENT "99- S.Y. Houses nd Aprtments 93E Wooster.32 E Merry 2 E Reed*.2,3bedrm pts Listmgs Avilble 36 E. Merry A3 WiH mil HQngs Plese cll BB Truck nd Auto Repir % Discount w/ Student ID Oil Chnge $9.99* most vehicles Low Shop Rtes Engine Service Trnsmission Work Brkes 34 Bishop Rd Bowling Green, OH Free Towing it we do the job! CHrTtflrt CIHTtK Now Lesing Next Summer + Fll Cmpus Mnor 65 Second St. 7 Fourth St. LET'S GO NUTS TOGETHER! Rockledge Mnor 64 Eighth St. 84 Eighth St. 733, 755, 777 Mnville Ave TS\. 35 N. Min 37 N. Min 7 Elm St. 7" Elm St. 237 N. Prospect 38" N. Min St. 33 N. Min St. R.E. Mngement 3 Rilrod St. Next to Kinko's W\ LAB SUPPORT* BBSSSSv Sorncr PrrfriirnJi On Aihfnmmr Lb Support* is ntionl employer of scientific professionls on short- nd long-term ssignments. Locl Account Mngers re currently recruiting for: BS Biology BS Chemistry Science students with minimum ol yer of Chemistry Cndidtes must be vilble to work F/7 positions on st, 2nd, or 3rd shift Positions re currently vilble in Toledo nd surrounding res. For more informtion, cll (49) L i BR furnished vilble pproximtely 2/2 Qmei. ll ubfbes * cble included. S4iS/mo minimum 4 /2 mo lese. Phone mle nee dd to shre 2 bdrm pt Own room, spring semester 999 Plese cll subieser needed for spring Own bedroom A bthroom. Sl5/-S2O/mo Close to cmpus. Cl Json subieser needed for sp. semester. Own bdrm & bth w/tocks New Fr/ee Apts Cll Micnelle@ bdrm. turn bdrm. furnished pts pt includes uul $45 mo 2 bdrm house ner BG $4 Excellent condi bon Lese & deposit required CB Soulh Collge- 5 blocks from Hr.n Hll. 3 BR House, tennts py ll util. sec dep.. $525/mo. Avilble immeditely For more Informtion or lo sign leee. contct Arbor Enterprise* t Loclly owned nd mnged. 3 bdrm. pt. $55 ner BG. Excellent condition. Lese nd deposit required Cll bdrm. house ner BG. Excellent condition $75. Lese nd deposit required Cll S Apt. for rent. 2 bdrms upstirs Utilities lumisned Cll Femle subieser needed immeditely Own room. $2/month. Close to cmpus. Plese cll Furn. efficiencies vilble Long'term or monthly. All util.. phone, & cble included. Phone Grdute student needed to tke over lese for spnng semester. bdrm; new. clen. & spcious, centrl ir. Off street prking, on site \iundry No pets $3S/mo. Cll Stephnie Houses & Duplexes for school yer, i to 3 person homes vil. - 2 month lese only strting in My Stove Smith 35? 89 7 Houses -2. nd 3 bedroom furnished pts.. for 99-' school yer New 3 bdrm house, very clen. 62 Third St. close to cmpus. bth, fenced bckyrd, no pets. $795;mo Avil. Jn, 99. Cl UhU ^ - University Dining Services M v Fll Semester Brek Wm Hours of Opertion Dining Centers: Commons Diniiij Ctnttr Ones 6 3 p m. Ihutsd, Dwembti / 998 Reopens 7:3 m Mondy, lonwiy III 999 FtXHKkrs IHHII FOMI Court (loses?opm,(ndoy, rxember (topers / 3 o m, Montfcy. lonuory II 999 «r.i.,. SswJM ftu Crt Closes?:p.m,rnSy,D»(erri)eil8.998 MpK :3 pm. Sun(%. toiuory,999 MtkHM MliM Center Closes?pn>.Fnov. Owernbet IS. 998 Heopm 4:3 p.m.. Suntfy. Jonuory.999 Snck Brs, Convenience Stores, nd Resturnts Founders Keepers Snth Br Closes Mdmghf. TuesrJoy. Detembef IS. 998 Reopens 4 3 p m, Sondoy, Jonuory,999 Ctmoy Surnh let Closes? p m. Wednesdoy. DmembH Reopens 7.3om,Mortdoy,lonuory,999 CT Doll Opens Ipm,r*ondoy,r>(wteill.l998 Reopens?pm.Mondoy.loouory II. 999 Kreisektr Shdows Closes Mtthghi. My. Dembef 5,998 Reopens 7 p m.. Sundy. Jnury.999 Chily's Eipross Closes i pm. Fridy. December Reopens 4 3pm.Sondoy.Jnury i press Closes S p m. ftidoy. Docembe Reopens 4 3 pm. Sondoy, Jonuory,999 Silver River Ctrl* Closes 8 3pm. Fndy, Oetember II. 998 Reopens S p m. Tuesdy. Jnury I?, 999 Towers Ws! Roststursml Closes i 3 pm.f%d<cfnhi,998 Reopens 4 3 pm, TwsW. lwory I?. 999 SNsr needed for elftc pt. Lese strts ny time until Fob $24/mo All ultl indud or emil eplni@t>gnel Seeking mle or femle roommte to shre spcous. living room, dining, room, t t/2 bth. 3 bdrm house. Needed for spnng semesicr»?5q/mo Cll3534i9l Sublesers needed for summer '99 52 E Merry pts 2 lrge bedroom S46/month Cll SUBLEASEBSNEEOEDM 2-4 People Avil Jn Aug 2 Lg. Bedrooms. Dshwsher 2 Cr Grge. Lg Bck Deck $525. Utilities CH: Ann DID YOU KNOW? The current wve of extinctions resulting from humn ctivity is eliminting n estimted 27, species ech yer, mking it the sixth gret mss extinction in the Erth's history. Sponsored by the Center lor Environmenll Progrms nd your] Cmpus Recycling Progrm Noss nd Cooperrider. 994 Sflsnd Now lesing for Fll Illlhdlr Apti.. 3bdrm Townhouscs very %pttoui, fullbsmi. -/3 bth nd cr pons. 9 /Z- > lese Strts t S9 HillMl»lf Api., 2bdnri Dtt. very spcious. 9 lik't ceiling, ci ports. 9 /2-2 mo leses sor«is6io /(fefcca Hlllsdle Apis., Lrge studios, high vulted ceilings, unique floor pln, cr ports 9 /2-2 mo. leses Suns t S35. HCIK/MU- Aplt.. I bdrms. high vulted ceilings. unique floor pln 9-2 mo leses Close lo < mpul. Strts t S38_ 642 S. ' ilryr-t.rttnhrir Apis..' bdrm Townhouses. 2 cr grge with grge with grge openers, vulted ceilings, lrge loft. wsher A dryer Strts t S95 l-iticicncics & huge I bdrms 25 E. Tot. Liundry on silc Lots of prking. EIT tuns l J2. I bdrm suns it S34 8) Fourth St Willow House Apt. I bdrms. g* het. ivc. Remodeled. Strting t SJ7$. Mil office t 45 N. Min Si for complete listing or nil J5.»-fItue BHBHHHHHHHBHBHHHBHHn <^ GREEN BRIAR, INC i Now Lesing Mercer Mnor Apts i 3 Bedroom Fire Plces i 2 Bths Dish Wshers Air Conditioning Microwves E E Grbge Disposls I First Floor Apis $(Y)(>.on/mof,lh +ulililirs '2nd &.Vd Floor $9<H).(>o/inonlh + utilities E i E Bring in this d nd receive I $. off ijour first months rent! E (Per Aprtment) E HHBHHHHHHBHBHHHHBHHyi