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DID YOU KNOW? feeling a bit • Every 13 minutes one person dies in a motor vehicle crash. • Aggressive driving was a factor in up to two-thirds of the highway deaths in 1996. • Speed-related crashes cost an estimated $28.9 billion AGGRESSIVE per year.

Source: US Department of transportation National Highway Trattic Safety "■ behind the wheel Administration Crazy drivers could cause injury, death if anger is not controlled when driving

magine driving along the high- Iway on a peaceful Sunday afternoon when someone cuts in front of your car, and neariy crashes into you. Many peo- ple, in this instance, react in violent or aggressive ways that may be detrimen- tal to everyone on the road. Aggressive driving, often referred to as road rage, can lead to injury or death when one becomes too consumed with anger. "Road rage may impair a person's ability to concentrate on the road and react quickly and may therefore con- tribute to occurring accidents," said Anne Gordon, assistant professor of psychology. Lt. Linda McCool, of the Bowling Green Police Department, shared simi- lar thoughts. "It can be very serious. It

can cause injuries and death." Kevin Vortiws BG News Illustration There are a number of things that can cause road rage. A person may become time. This feeling of frustration may "Road rage may be thought of as a "It is more healthy to let your angered when they are cut off by anoth- cause a driver to lash out against other form of displaced aggression," she said. problems out by giving er vehicle or when following a slow- individuals, in the form of aggressive Often a boss or spouse may anger someone the finger or cussing someone and they take their anger out moving car. driving or yelling or swearing at them." them out, than to hold it in One cause, according to Gordon, may Road rage isn't always caused by traf- to the road, she said. "The aggression is be, "a person may be on his or her way fic incidents, Gordon said. Domestic directed at a convenient target such as for 20 years and go to work to an important meeting and be caught and work problems can also lead to the stranger in a nearby car." with an uzi." in traffic and may thus be prevented road rage and anger being taken out on from arriving at their appointment on other drivers. RAGE, PAGE 5 TRAVIS FORTNEY. BOWLING GREEN RESIDENT

American dream Laptop rental now at library lost to hate crimes ByletlAmett the library right now, one in the doctoral student, said he thinks work would be wonderful." ICCHNOLOCf REPORICR Student Technology Center and the laptops are great, especially Dobb said. "It also gives students By Susanna Vagman Northwestern University basket- Students are now able to one on the eighth floor. since he can't afford his own a chance to use a laptop." UWIRt ball coach Ricky Byrdsong who check out laptop computers at Therefore wireless access works $1600 laptop. One reason for getting the lap- BOSTON—" (Hate crimes are) was killed while walking with his the lerome Library, thanks to a in parts of the west side of the "I can type up my notes and e- tops was to encourage computer a kind of harm, a serious assault children, spoke about the new program started this past first Door and on the seventh and mail them to myself," Heckman literacy, Dobb said. Another was ... on our dignity," Anthony changes she experienced after Monday. eighth floors. said. He said that while his pro- to explore possible uses for the Appiah, Harvard University pro- her husband's death. The laptops are green Apple "There are some times when fessors prefer to leaf through new network. fessor and official on hate crime "I was living the American iBooks and they can be checked students would like to use the books and write on paper, grad- "We're experimenting with research said. Of 7,876 hate dream, truly," Byrdsong said. "We out for three hours. Overdue Internet in the library, but they're uate students his age tend to ideas all over campus because crimes reported were approach- fines are $7.50 per 15 minutes not by a machine," said Linda embrace new technology. we have this new infrastructure by the FBI in "At times I fear ing 20 years of late. The software on them Dobb, executive vice president. "It's nice to save paper," he coming up," Dobb said. 1999, half of marriage. We includes Microsoft Office, Dobb, who used to be the said. "(Technology] will change She said the University might them involved that we are were enjoying iMovie and Internet utilities. dean of libraries, was one of the everything" make laptops available in the racial bias and becoming, life with our They also have wireless net- people behind getting the lap- Dobb mentioned possible new Student Union. 19 percent were three happy work access, which means a stu- tops for the library. She noted benefits for group work, like the As of yesterday (he laptops assault and as a nation, children, ... liv- dent can sit down by the book- that she herself would prefer typ- students who work at the long had been checked out about 40 aggravated cold-hearted ing in a nice shelves or periodicals and take ing notes on a computer to writ- tables by the library doors. times. Mary Beth Zachary, head assault, he said quiet suburban notes or check their e-mail. ing them on paper. "I think for groups like that to in a speech and insensitive. neighborhood. There are two wireless hubs in Davin Heckman, a first-year take a laptop and do some group LAPTOPS, PAGE 2 given at Harvard On July 2.1999. University. SHERIALYN BYRDSONG a beautiful Judy Shepard, Friday evening, mother of my American Matthew Shepard also addressed dream became a nightmare.... A the audience. 21-year-old young man, white,... Future of music on net uncertain "My son was murdered in drove by and sprayed shots at my Wyoming in 1998. Since then, my husband and two children. ... By Ion Reese When the Ninth Circuit Court family has been plastered with One bullet hit my husband in the U-WIKC of Appeals ruled Monday to hate crimes," Shepard said. back, killing him prematurely SEATTLE - In essence, the uphold an injunction to halt the According to Shepard, hate and senselessly. Seventeen Internet is a huge shared net- trading of copyrighted music on crimes affect everyone and - months later, I still strongly feel work, a collection of individual Napster, it may have also dealt a along with the two murderers the violent act" computers whose users seek serious blow to the future of who killed her son - society is to "At times I fear that we are Information. The introduction of online file-sharing and indeed, blame becoming, as a nation, cold- Napster, the free mp3 swapping the Internet as a whole. Napster "If someone has been verbally hearted and insensitive." program, could be considered may be shut down, pending a hateful toward you, that's a hate Ismael Deto spoke of his broth- Internet media's coming-out trial within the next few weeks. crime, In my opinion," she said er, loseph, a postal worker, who party. The Internet could do Universities have been in the "I blame society because soci- died in a shooting at the North more than just display static web crossfire since fall 1999, when ety allowed them to murder. ... Valley Jewish Community Center pages; it could power a file-shar- Napster was first introduced and (the murderers) regarded in Granada Hills, Calif., on ing network that has grown to miDions of college students with Matthew as subhuman," August 10,1999. Associated Prtss Photo over 50 million users in less than Shepard added. a year and a half. NAPSTER. PAGE 5 NAPSTER: A Clemson U. student looks at Napster in a library. Sherialyn Byrdsong, the wife of HATE CRIMES. PAGE 5 A 2 Friday, February 16,2001 BG NEWS

Laptop rental program at U. Cheney tells conservatives Bush UPTOPS, FROM PAGE 1

of access services at the Jerome Library, said she thinks most of will govern in Reagan tradition the students who have used them are comfortable with computers By Win Lester group was told he couldn't make He said the military will be (particularly Apple computers). ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER it because of his trip to Mexico restructured "to make our forces lighter and easier to move, hard- Also, only the people who have ARLINGTON, Va. — Vice on Friday. seen the signs in the library would President Dick Cheney told con- Cheney reminded the conser- er for our enemies to find and more lethal in action." know about it servative activists Thursday he vatives that Reagan addressed "It needs to be a bit more visi- and President Bush will govern their group two decades ago He restated Bush's recent ble," Zachary said. "We'll try to in the tradition of Ronald about the challenges before pledge to spend $5.7 billion to make the faculty more aware of them, not about the Republican improve better pay, better train- this, so that instructors can tell Reagan, who remains wildly popular with the group. election victory. ing and better housing their students about it." Zachary said she expects the Cheney, speaking at the "Twenty years later, thanks to Cheney said the administra- his leadership, the world we live tion would aggressively pursue laptops' popularity to go up. Conservative Political Action "If it works like anywhere else Conference, promised quick in is much as he envisioned it, its principles, but "would show a it's been implemented, it'll fry," action on a much-debated mis- with Americans enjoying the decent regard for other points of she said. The library's policies sile defense system, urged quick fruits of a long economic expan- view." have been modeled after about a passage of tax cuts and pledged sion, and freedom expanding "Wfe take seriously the respon- dozen other colleges that have to create a more civil tone in with it around the globe," he sibility to be honest and civil," he started similar programs, includ- Washington. said. said. And he told the crowd that Associated Press PMo ing Oregon State University, "The president's tax cut is pro- "The last time Americans the administration has hun- LIKE REAGAN: Vice President Dick Cheney speaks at the Georgetown University, and the growth and America needs it received major tax relief was in dreds of young "Americans from Conservative Political Action Conference in Arlington, Va., University of Akron. Dobb said now," Cheney said. "It lets over- 1981," Cheney said. "Since then, different backgrounds and dif- yesterday. Cheney said he and President Bush will govern in the that at some colleges, laptop charged taxpayers keep more of taxes have been inching their ferent walks of life." tradition of Ronald Reagan, who remains wildly popular with the way back up." checkout is second nature, just their own money, giving our Earlier in the day, conserva- group, another library service like reserve economy the boost it needs." Cheney pledged the adminis- tives said they were wary when materials. The tax cut was the hot issue tration would rebuild the mili- they first heard candidate Bush paign, there was a great deal of is to homswoggle liberals," said Akron's laptop checkout pro- at the CPAC meeting. Several tary power of the United States talk about reaching out to skepticism," said David A. Anne Coulter, an author and gram began at the beginning of conservatives said earlier in the and he promised to push ahead Democrats and label himself a Keene, chairman of the political commentator. "All you this semester. Melanie Smith, a day the $1.6 trillion over 10 years with the missile defense system. "compassionate conservative." American Conservative Union, have to do is go around calling staff member at the circulation that Bush has proposed is the "At the earliest possible date, But they say they've been the main sponsor of the confer- yourself nice. He just treats liber- desk of Akron's Bierce Library, said minimum tax cut the country this administration will build delighted with what they have ence, which is attracting about als like small children having it started slow, but its popularity seen from the new president 3,000 activists. nightmares. Darn if it didn't has surged in the last month. needs. Bush had been scheduled and deploy a defense against to address the gathering but the ballistic missiles," Cheney said. "When he began the cam- Bush has shown "how easy it work." Students were checking out lap- tops 120 to 150 times per day, she said, and the number has been going up. "Wfe would have lines all over the place," Smith said. "We moved it downstairs to its own separate New standards may ease patients' pain desk." Akron's program however, start- By Leon Lapp prevent extremely painful expe- system." home care organizations, ambu- things that nobody should have ed at full speed, with 60 IBM U-WIRE riences like Garrison's. These The new regulations are long latory care and behavioral to go through," Harvey said. "She Thinkpads and wireless access new standards require medical health facilities, Baker said. never gives up." SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Shannon overdue, Baker said. throughout the library. It also professionals across the nation Under the new JCAHO stan- eliminated the library's PC lab, Garrison was diagnosed with More than eight million Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia to make effective pain manage- Americans have cancer in their dards, a patient's pain intensity RELEASING THE PAIN forcing most students to check ment a health care benchmark. will be checked regularly, like when she was 12 years old and family histories and one million The standards also require out laptops if they want to use a This change could be a victory temperature or pulse, and treat- on vacation at her grandparents' people are diagnosed with the health care providers to be edu- computer in the library. Smith for millions of cancer patients ed when appropriate. Patients home in Alabama. The pain she disease each year, according to cated in pain assessment and said students like the laptops, who suffer from chronic pain, may be asked to rate the intensi- experienced then, she said, was the American Cancer Society management, and to educate however. Not only is there wireless said Nadine Baker, spokes- ty of their pain on a scale from access throughout the library, but the worst she has ever had to Web site. One in three cancer patients and their families about cope with. woman for the American Cancer patients undergoes active treat- zero to 10, and children may be computers are now more avail- Society. the importance of effective pain "My arms blew up to about ment and more than 70 percent asked to point to a smiling or able to students. The old lab held frowning face to indicate their management. twice the size they are now," of patients with advanced dis- only 30 computers, and anyone level of pain. Garrison said these require- was able to walk into the library Garrison said. "I couldn't even WIDESPREAD TRAUMA eases experience pain, yet less than half receive adequate pain Amidst her room decorated ments are important, especially and use a computer. Only Akron rest them on the chair armrests To earn accreditation, the for children being treated for students are allowed to check out on the plane when 1 Dew back JCAHO standards require health treatment, the site continued. with Christmas lights, family Roughly 2.4 to 3.3 million cancer photos and two shelves full of pain because cancer patients laptops. home." care institutions to consider pain run the risk of addiction to vari- Zachary said the University patients experience moderate to colorful sweaters, Garrison Garrison, now a sophomore a fifth vital sign, along with other severe untreated pain, Baker ous pain medications. She has does not intend to close down signs such as pulse and temper- keeps a black three-ring binder broadcast journalism and said. taken a slew of medications for computer labs in the University's speech communications major ature, and to recognize a of all the documents she's received since being diagnosed pain -- morphine, codeine and libraries. But it does intend to at Syracuse University, said that patient's right to appropriate The new regulations will result versed among them. expand the laptop program. before being sent home for treat- pain treatment. not only in benefits for patients, with leukemia She turned to a Zachary said the library may but also the health care industry, booklet entitled "Home "When 1 was in the hospital, I ment in Philadelphia's "Pain is the most common had a button 1 could press to expand wireless access in the Children's Hospital, she received she said, adding that pain prob- Management Care for Children library, though that is dependent and feared symptom of cancer," lems result in about $100 billion with Cancer," a 16-page docu- release morphine into my IV, but adult cancer treatment in said Paul M. Hyman, chief med- on the popularity of the laptops. Alabama. a year in lost productivity and ment her parents received when they kept it so I couldn't over- "The anecdotal evidence is that ical spokesman for New York medical bills. Garrison said the she was diagnosed. dose myself," she said. "My par- students like this," Zachary said, She underwent a spinal tap, a and New Jersey, in a statement new standards will improve the ents left morphine in my room test often performed on cancer from the American Cancer Of the 16 pages of instruction, but she noted that the laptops quality of life for all cancer only half a page is dedicated to at night because I would wake might not have a long life at the patients. The doctors did not Society. "These new standards patients, but especially for adults up screaming. One night my give her any morphine, a drug send a strong message to both what the booklet called "pain library if they're simply seen as a with the disease. and headaches." mother thought someone was neat gadget to students. "If it's just commonly used to reduce pain providers and patients who stabbing me to death." for cancer patients. Instead, she accept the myth that cancer "I think it's a good idea just "When I would get a a novelty, it won't be as big" because no one should suffer Eventually, Garrison said she The Science Library is also received doses of novocaine patients are bound to live with headache, I would have to lie similar to the drug used by den- pain and the effects of that way," she said. "Having had down flat for 24 hours to get rid was able to wean herself off of planning on getting laptops; it both ways - no one should morphine, but she had to do it Zachary said it will start with four. tists. chemotherapy. of it," Garrison said. "If 1 laid flat, have to deal with that pain." it was OK. but if 1 sat up, it was slowly to prevent her body from She said the lerome Library will "My grandparents could hear "Effective cancer pain relief is undergoing "drug shock." probably add more laptops, but me screaming from across the hindered by many factors," he unbearable." Laura Harvey, a The new standards are a step she's not certain how many or hospital, but they wouldn't let added, "including inadequate GOING STRONG sophomore broadcast journal- in the right direction. Baker said. when. them in the room with me," training of health care profes- The new pain management ism major who worked with "If the students like it and we Garrison said. "That was like the sionals, unfounded fear of drug standards affect JCAHO-accred- Garrison on University Union "It used to be that people can target some funds for that," worst thing ever." addiction, restrictive controlled ited health care organizations, TVs "Campus 7 News" last year, thought pain was part of the then the program will be expand- The Joint Commission on substance regulations, underre- including 80 percent of the said she is amazed by Garrison's package," she said. "But the fact ed, Zachary said. "We would be Accreditation of Health Care porting of pain by patients and nation's hospitals, which control strength of wilL is that is doesn't have to be, nor very responsive to suggestions by Organizations set new national the low priority given to cancer 98 percent of hospital beds, and "She's a sweet, strong person should it be a part of the pack- users." standards in January designed to pain treatment in the health care thousands of nursing homes, who's gone through a lot of age."

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MAN THROWS BEST FRIEND INTO TRAFFIC www.benews.com/opinion SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP)—Authorities have a suspect in last year's bizarre road rage incident in which a man yanked a woman's dog from her car and tossed it into oncoming traffic, a pros«cutor said Thursday. Santa Clara County Asst. District Attorney Al Weger said he could not release any information about the suspect. OPINION EDITORIAL Make road rage creative, not deadly Remember the days when you nation fostered about driving It road rage. Of course, the cursing, populace of America. This coun- works well when a driver cuts you and your siblings would pile into was pleasurable, and it was a YOU DECIDE side-swiping honking and irra- try is seething, and the road is off. lust make sure the windows the family car, and the parents family activity. tional acts of throwing dogs into usually not the cause. aren't open on both vehicles. would drive the long road? If you fast-forward the VHS What do you think about the traffic aren't exactly a bright thing, Granted, a car is just as much a Road rage can be a viable way There was a general light- cassette of American life, you will effects of road rage on the either. In fact, aside from the deadly weapon as any blunt of relieving stress and tension, heanedness, as everybody had a find this image supplanted with a streets and highways of cursing most of these events are object Rage mixed with vehicles without violence. In the current large smile on their faces. Car new one. The passengers are car- America? Let us know at what lead to the accidents. can result in death. But it doesn't American culture, this is a rare songs filled the vehicle, and the pooling business people or ride- [email protected] But road rage can be a helpful necessarily need to be. and wonderful thing. kids played ever-so-fun car scamming students. The car part of the streets. Whenever your car is stuck Road rage can also be a dan- games. songs are replaced by the music No, we are not saying that it is behind a jam, nothing can relieve gerous and violent outlet for OK, perhaps that was just the blasting from the car stereo. According to the U.S. good for people to get in their car the stress like a string of creative expressing your frustration and black-and-white re-run of some Above all, the car games are Department of Transportation, with the intent to get angry at cursings. In fact, many a earful of anger. In this case, getting into a '50s family TV show, but you get replaced with a honking horn, a two-thirds of the highway deaths every little event young hooligans has found hours car is not what you need. the point verbal assault and the displaying correlated with aggressive dri- of entertainment within a slowly ving. We do have to take into consid - lust remember car songs are Whether or not art imitated of the middle finger. We like to eration, though, the seeming moving vehicle. fun, and rage can be funny. But life, this was an image that the call it road rage. This would be the dark side of increase of anger in the general The same technique also only if you make it so. Second coming PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET of Reagan What was your worst lous. Most people do not know home run off the scoreboard or Column well- that several past and current way up into the trees. experience with road AT ISSUE Ladies and gendemen, please welcome Falcon Baseball players have They also know how loud the rage? intentioned, been recruited to play more than catcher's mitt cracks when Craig back to the White House... old policies! one sport at the U. Menke, Anthony Fontana (draft- but off mark In fact, many of my teammates ed in the 7th round) and Jeff At the sound of the tone, the ERIC (current and past) have excelled Hundley (also drafted in the 7th date will be Feb. uary 16,1981. KINTNER I am writing in concern to the in two sports here at the U. Since round) decides to heat up a nine- Ladies and Gentlemen, wel- story written by Joe Reece, "They some (probably most) of the ty-plus fastball. come to the Bush administration, Opinion Columnist Play Ball Here, Too." Falcon Baseball players were Yes, as a whole, Falcon Baseball where our first order of things is to I am currently a member of the recruited to play or played in two players are "scrappy." but let's not set back the calendar nearly two Bowling Green State University sports at a Division One college, I rule out how amazing it is to see decades and bring back the poli- win. It's how things work in this baseball team and I am a little would have to say they must be an great but scrappy Aric cies and attitudes of the Reagan country. KATIE RAWUNGS concerned with some of the com- pretty good athletes. Christman kick up dust as he administration, namely Star Wars Now, in theory, the way it was ments in this article. Although I Also in one point of the article it runs down the line to beat out a and trickle-down economics. explained to me, trickle-down FRESHMAN feel that this article had the right mentions that fans should not drag bunt. Now, when I say Star Wars, I'm economics works in a way such GRAPHIC DESIGN intention, it also included some expect to see 5O0-foot home runs Once again, I would like to not talking about a George Lucas that money starts at the top and very negative and false state- or flame-throwers on the mound. thank Mr. Reece for the article movie, I'm talking about kind of works its way down the "While down the ments. Yes, we would love to have Anyone who has been to one of and support but next time make President Reagan's brilliant economic ladder, with each rung road, some guys more fans at our games and yes, our games in the past seasons sure an article you intend to be defense program to protect our picking up a little bit, all the way mooned us. we would love to play a game would know that this is untrue. positive does not sound negative. national integrity from the Soviet down. There it is, in a nutshell. under the lights but to say that They know how amazing it is to Menace which sent our economy And I thought Communism Falcon baseball players are not see a Lee Morrison or Bob Scott Dukati reeling into a crippling recession. was an idealistic economic theo- tremendous athletes is ridicu- Niemet (signed with San Fran) [email protected] But I don't claim to be an econ- ry. This system relies more on omist, by any means. I just know zero greed in a society than com- what I see. munism does. If this system is The way I see it, Gee-Dub supposed to benefit those on the needs to learn from the mistakes bottom of the socioeconomic of his puppet masters, not mimic ladder, why filter the money In response to tragedy them. It didn't work in the '80s. through those who have been ABBE ZD0LSHEK Logic would tell me it isn't going notorious for grabbing money JUNIOR I'm not a psychiatrist I have no These are real problems, and 1 am MICHAEL to work this time. and power to work their way up BUSINESS ADMIN. degree or training in any medical in no way trying to diminish their KRAPP And frankly, I don't feel it's the ladder? profession. One thing that I am, importance, but there is no worth a two billion dollar risk to That is, after all, how the "1-75. Car jam, and however, is a survivor. twelve-step recovery program for Guest Columnist find out. It killed the economy American Dream is realized. people ride on the Not a "survivor" from one of those who have taken their own once. Isn't that enough? But then Well, now that that's estab- the new hit television programs, lives. They are dead. influence our life very much. again, Reagan did get elected lished, I think we can all sit back shoulder with no but rather a survivor of suicide. There needs to be a proactive One thing we can do to help twice Some would say this past and breath a huge sigh of relief room" Despite the obvious contradic- approach to this issue. But how? others, and ourselves, is to take November, he was elected for the now that we know that our eco- tion in terms, I did survive sui- What can be done? What do we advantage of our unique close- fourth time. I'm not sure how far nomic and defense concerns are cide. How did this happen, you look for? In many cases, it is true ness here on campus. For many that is from the truth. safely in the hands of a man ask? Two days prior to my that the person in need tries very students who are away from Now, I always held the belief whose political influences had planned death date the hard to mask their pain. home, we are each other's new that the U.S. has the most power- their heyday 20 years ago, and are Counseling Center here at BGSU Sure, the depressed person will family members. As a student ful military on the face of the still made fun of for what they did was alerted to my situation. seem "down." I can't begin to staff, or faculty member, we can globe. We have more ballistic and then. They were alerted by a simple count the number of people who all potentially do some amazing nuclear missiles than any other Hell, some of them have made phone call from a person who noticed that I was sad and asked things by simply taking a few world power. The last figure I a comeback and are currently knew me well enough to know how things were going. I thank minutes and talking to someone heard was that the US alone has appearing in cabinet meetings, MIRIAM KRANZ that something wasn't quite right every one of them. who appears to be experiencing enough weapons to blow up the and appear to be giving advice to FRESHMAN A counselor immediately inter- We have all asked someone this long-term sadness. world 22 times over. the President. And by "giving vened and gave me a very heavy same question, and often walked Just remember that you are not If this is true, why in the hell do advice" of course, I mean "run- UNDECIDED dose of "tough love," to put it away wondering if we should alone in your attempts to help we need another missile defense ning the country." "I was almost ran off mildly. It has been nine months have stayed a few more minutes others. There are a number of program? Get a life. Oh well, I suppose this country now since 1 was pulled back from to find out more. Had my friend wonderful services on and off As far as trickle-down econom- was silly enough to elect Reagan the road by a crazy the brink of suicide. not turned around to talk more campus that can help. The ics go. • tend to see a lot of similar- for the fourth time. Or George semi." So, nc « what? The decision to and then decide to ca! the Counseling Center has already ities between this paragraph and Bush Sr. for the second time, if take my own life is something Counseling Center that very day, I been mentioned, but help can my last one. It didn't work last you prefer to see it that way. Or that I will have to carry with me wouldn't be here. also be found at the Student time. Let it die. maybe you're one of the silly saps forever, but what do I do with this Depression is not a sign of Health Services, The Link. United Once again, I don't claim in any that thinks that Dubya has some experience? Do I just chalk it up weakness. Everyone experiences Christian Fellowship, and the St way, shape, or form to be an ideas of his own. as one of those many challenges some form of depression at one Thomas Moore University Parish. economist Hell, to be honest, I'm In any case, the citizens of this that life throws at us? What does- time or another in their life. In Whh the help of the Graduate too lazy to balance my checking country who voted for this n't kill you makes you stronger, most cases we are able to work Student Senate, the Coordinator account. So I'm not going to sit troglodyte deserve what they get right? Despite how tempting this through it by talking to a friend, of Graduate Student Affairs Office here and attack trickle-down eco- for the next four years. I'll still be scenario may be, I can't do that. trying to do something fun, or of Student Life, and others, I have nomics on a ideological basis, laughing when it all comes crash- JENWARB As many of you are probably simply "sleeping it off." been lucky enough to organize an because I just don't know enough ing down. JUNIOR aware, there have been two sui- Sometimes, however, life throws informational forum/question about it to do so without getting But then again, what do I cides by BGSU students already something really big our way. For and answer session with repre- shot out of the water. I will say know? I'm just a college kid. INTEGRATED LANG. ARTS this year. Two students within some people, this becomes too sentatives from the above organi- that what I know of it leads me to 7 was tailed by a about two weeks! One suicide is much for them to handle. zations. If you wish to learn more throw up a big red flag [email protected] is the truck, then tne one too many. Two suicides war- It is certainly no secret that uni- about the services available to the From everything I know of place where you can tell me how rant a true call to action. versity life is very stressful. BGSU community and receive those on top of the economic wrong I am. Or how right I am. Or woman flicked me off We are constantly bombarded Academic pressures alone can information on what signs to look scheme, their entire deal is grab- how I should just shut my mouth and followed me for a by campaigns to be more aware often seem quite daunting. But for in a depressed person, please bing as much as they can. It's a before I get hurt Whatever, we'll little bit until they of alcohol abuse, date rape, sub- life doesn't stop for schooL Social take the time to attend. free-market economy here. Those talk. No big whoop. I'm Linda stance abuse, and a number of concerns, family problems, these It will be held on February 16th, with the most money and toys Richman. This is Coffie Talk. passed me." other concerns on campus. and countless other pressures al 12:00 to 1:00 ill 213 Olscamp.

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"Late at problems out by giving someone Gordon said. tively anonymous or a stranger highway. night, when you're dealing with the finger or cussing them out "One way to deter road rage is Many individuals may not than it is to harm somone you "I've seen people purposely try slow people and drunk people, than to hold it in for 20 years and to recognize that being stuck in want to take out their anger on feel dose or connected to." to sideswipe the van I was in," there's nothing else you can do go to work with an uzi," he said. traffic is sometimes unavoidable someone who is close to them. Adam Smith, a freshman, said Smith said. "They tried to run us besides pound your fist on the Fortney said that because and that becoming enraged is not Therefore, Gordon said, they will that this type of road rage could off the road for the no reason." delivering is a source of income, it going to do anything to change leave instead, causing strangers be easily deterred. steering wheel and scream that Other students have had road to be victimized. "If people just had more you want to kill them." can cause a person to react in the situation," she said. "Persons "The fact that other drivers on patience when they drove and rage themselves, while driving. Fortney, who delivers pizza for anger when driving who become angered while dri- the road are anonymous weren't mad when they got "I tend to have road rage I cuss Domino's in Bowling Green, said "It is easier to get mad when ving should try to distract them- strangers may make it easier or behind the wheel in the first a lot," said Amanda Freeman, that while road rage may be dan- delivering and time is money," he selves by listening to pleasant or more likely for them to be victims place, it would save a lot of prob- freshman. gerous, it can also be a good said. soothing music, or thinking of road rage," she said. "This is lems," he said. "I've had road rage," said Travis thing. There are ways, however, that about something other than their because it is psycho logically easi- Some University students have Fortney, junior at Owens "It is more healthy to let your road rage may be deterred, current situation." Napster, for better or worse Victims respond NAPSTER. FROM PAGE 1 A report issued by SoundScan, which road ahead of it. Scour HATE CRIMES. FROM PAGE 1 Center," Moskowitz said. "He Exchange, another popular file- "It never crossed my mind that called me and said, 'I'm OK.' ... high-speed connections began tracks sales of nearly every CD sold in the swapping program, voluntarily it will be my brother. ... When I (The man) entered our doors and using the service. File transfers country, has shown that the country has shut down in December to called home, (his wife) said Joe fired on our children, just for take up a lot of bandwidth, and avoid a possible lawsuit with the was shot, loe was killed," Deto being Jewish. We were so fortu- connections got slower and seen a 20 percent boom in music retail RIAA. Rather than shut down, said. nate, 80 rounds of ammunition slower. Due to the bandwidth sales in the last 2 years. Napster has opted to fight their "We pray that no other family and no one died. Even if no one usage and impending legal case as far as it will go, and many goes through what we went was struck by a bullet, it was still a action, many colleges - includ- legal analysts believe the com- through. We took his name, hate crime." ing Harvard. Yale, and USC -- specific department. be considered more indicative plex issue will ultimately be Shepard, Appiah, Byrdsong, These smaller networks, usu- of Napster's effects because col- loseph Deto, and made it 'loin began banning Napster from decided before the Supreme Our Struggle & Prevent Hate, Love Deto and Moskowitz all offered their servers. ally less than 100 computers, lege students tend to use Court. their solutions for the war on hate connect to what Gray calls the Napster more than any other & Tolerance for Others," he The UW has never banned Even if Napster is eventually added. crimes, but all were hopeful for a Napster from its servers, "campus backbone." This sort group. forced to shut down, there are more peaceful America of file sharing is common in Shortly after his brother's although HFS Ethernet rules According to the SoundScan dozens of new programs waiting "What (my husband and I) are higher education and in corpo- report, increasing popular death, Ileto faced shock and state "You MAY NOT use appli- in the wings to take its place. denial. He criticized the media for confident of is that (discussing cations that consume dispro- rations. online music stores and the abil- hate crimes) will send a message Napster has raised serious ity to bum copies from store- Many have learned from overlooking his brother's death portionate bandwidth." Napster's mistakes, relying on and focusing attention on the of respect We should embrace According to Terry Gray, questions about copyrights and bought CDs may be the major our differences.... We are, after intellectual property, and since private servers to host files Jewish community. Director of Networking for factors contributing to this all, part of the same family," its inception, has been battling decrease, rather than Napster rather than Napster's central- "Seventeen days after this hap- Computing and ized, company-owned servers, pened, we were invited to a gun Shepard said. the Recording Industry usage. Proponents argue that Byrdsong's solution is "to put Communications, the UW does Association of America (RIAA) Napster actually increases thus making the program control meeting by the governor. not track Napster usage on its impossible to shut down. Not once did they mention my prayer back into our schools ... for its very livelihood. record sales by allowing users to Only God can change our hearts. servers. But is Napster really hurting Napster may also pursue a brother who was killed at the preview music before they buy. The problem has gotten bigger... "We do not currently have sta- record sales, as the RIAA claims? Cellophane Square, an inde- pay-for-play option, allowing same incident. ... All we want is Surely, we can use divine inter- tistics by type of application, A report issued by SoundScan, pendent music store on the Ave., users to download for a flat equal recognition and acknowl- although this may change in the which tracks sales of nearly monthly fee, which Napster edgement," Deto said. vention. This country was built reported that their sales have on biblical principles ... We as a future," he said. every CD sold in the country, not been affected by digital would pass on to record compa- Nancy Parris-Moskowitz, presi- UW servers also allow file has shown that the country has music. In fact, their sales have nies. dent of the Jewish Community nation must turn to our spiritual sharing of a different sort. Like seen a 20 percent boom in improved in the past year. The Whatever the eventual out- Center, spoke about her experi- nature. most major universities, the UW music retail sales in the last 2 recent closure of Disc-Go- come, the impact of Napster has ence with hate crimes. "This is our hope for peace on operates on a network. This years. Round, another music store on been huge. The future of digital "My son was a counselor at the earth." allows users to share any files However, according to the the Ave., was not due to decreas- music and Internet media may they wish with other users on survey, sales in record stores ing sales, but rather consolida- be cloudy, but at least Napster 1999 HATE their respective network, usually near universities have declined tion. has made the country notice the a floor of wing in a dorm or a by 4 percent This number could Napster has an uncertain weather. CRIME STATISTICS The hate crimes of 1999 were motivated by CLASSIFIEDS the following biases

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By )«an Christens* to do it, or escorting you around." used to check the ocean surface very loud noise and the entire ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTER On Wednesday, National before the drill Friday. submarine shuddered." HONOLULU — A civilian who Transportation Safety Board "We came up to periscope According to him, Waddle said was on the Navy submarine that member lohn Hammerschmidt depth and another member of "Jesus, what the hell was that?" struck a Japanese fishing vessel had confirmed that a civilian vis- the crew took the periscope up and looked out the periscope and said Thursday that he pulled iting the sub — closely super- and made two complete rota- levers for the ascent drill but had vised — was allowed to pull the tions at 360 degrees," Thoman saw the Ehime Maru a crew member right beside him. levers that sent the attack subma- said. Waddle has been relieved of He also described how the ship rine Grecneville streaking toward The captain of the submarine, duty pending the outcome of the "shuddered" at the impact the ocean surface Friday where it Cmdr. Scott Waddle, made his investigation "I was to the left in the control sank the lapanese vessel, the own check through the On Wednesday, the Navy room, and I was asked by the cap- EhimeMaru. periscope, Thoman said. "V* saw acknowledged that the tain if I would like the opportuni- "The accident certainly is no vessel and atthatpointhesaid GreenevUle was about 3,000 yards ty to pull the levers that start the unusual. In terms of civilians 'OK' and he brought the procedure that's called the blow- being in those positions — I'm periscope down and we proceed- east of a submarine test and trial down," John Hall told NBC's not sure that's unusual," ed with the maneuver," he said. area when it surfaced under- "Today" show. Hammerschmidt said. Said Hall: "Everything they do neath the Japanese vessel. "I said, 'Sure, I'd love to do Nine people, four of them involves a procedure. I recall the The Navy initially had said the that"'he said. lapanese high school students, captain, after he had done his submarine was within the 56- Hall said the nearest crew were still missing. The Coast periscope, I recall him calling out square-mile training area desig- member was "right next to me, Guard said i( could call off the ... or a lot of crewmen calling out nated by the National Oceanic elbow to elbow. I mean, what's search for them as early as to him that they had gone Associated Press Photo important to know here is you and Atmospheric Administration Thursday. through their procedure and the SUBMARINE LEVER: The USS Greenevill is seen docked at Pearl don't do anything on this vessel Another civilian, Todd procedures were OK." and marked on nautical charts to Harbor base in Honolulu. A civilian pulled the lever that sent the without someone either showing Thoman, told the NBC show that As the submarine surged caution commercial and recre- you how to do it, telling you how a periscope was "most definitely" upward, Hall said, "there was a ational craft Navy submarine to the surface to hit and sink a Japaneese vessel. Pardon made by BG NEWS WORLD Clinton investigated California's power dillema drowns out BRIEFING NEW YORK (AP) — A federal health care, insurance reform issues Palestinian killed in firefight prosecutor has cranked up the By Jennifer Coleman and a lack of health care cover- bills, and the lobbying of legisla- JERUSALEM (AP) — A Palestinian security official trying to infiltrate heat on former President Clinton, launching a criminal investiga- ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER age for about 7 million resi- tors. a Jewish settlement was killed in a firefight with Israeli troops early SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Jim dents, and insurance reforms in There is fear that solving the Thursday, a day after a Gaza Strip bus driver plowed into a crowded bus tion to determine if money played a role in the last-minute Jay and his wife drove 90 min- the wake of a scandal involving power crisis will leave little stop in Israel and killed eight young Israelis. In response to the hit-and- utes to the state Capitol where the former insurance commis- money for other projects. run bus attack, the deadliest in Israel in four years, Israel sealed off the pardon of fugitive financier Marc Rich. she joined about 150 other sioner. Nichols' group, for example, Palestinian areas by air, land and sea The attack prompted widespread nursing home employees in a "Electricity has drowned out wants money for hospital trau- anxiety in Israel about the future relations with the Palestinians. With U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White's probe is expected to examine protest to demand higher pay. every other issue," said Sara ma care centers and emergency peace talks unlikely to resume in the near future, some warned the two They hardly even saw any legis- Nichols of the California Nurses rooms, which are flooded with sides were sliding into a full-fledged confrontation. bank and telephone records and other documents for evidence of lators. Association. uninsured patients. "There are a illegal conduct, according to a Most were behind closed The power crisis hasn't actu- number of things that could China warns against censure source with knowledge of the doors, concentrating on the ally done much to delay the pas- turn into crises as big as the BEDTNG (AP) — Calling foi dialogue instead uf uunftuiilaliun, China electrical crisis, and health care investigation. "She is trying to issue that has all but taken over sage of any legislation in the on Thursday kicked off its annual effort to fight off attempts to criticize is probably the biggest," Nichols determine if there was a transfer the Legislature — California's nation's most populous state, its human rights record at an upcoming United Nations meeting. said. of money to buy the pardon," the power crisis. since the Legislature usually Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao said Western efforts to cen- "I was walking around the enacts the bulk of its bills in a The deadline for introducing sure China at the U.N. Human Rights Commission had disrupted and source told The Associated Press on Wednesday, speaking only on halls and I heard lots about burst of activity near the end of "seriously poisoned the atmosphere" at previous commission meet- its year, in mid-September. bills for this legislative year, at condition of anonymity. The power, but I have heard nothing ings. "This has met with strong opposition from the wide majority of The effort to keep the lights least in a preliminary form, is move comes after Senate and about hospital workers and developing countries, China included. It is natural that it ended in fail- health care," Jay said. on and prevent California's two Feb. 23. Bills can be introduced ure," 2iu said at a regular press briefing. The U.S. government is still House committees launched California's Legislature is fac- biggest utilities from sliding into similar probes of the Rich par- with the bare minimum of debating whether to back a resolution to censure China at the annual ing several challenges this year ruin has interfered with the don, one of 141 granted by meeting next month of the U.N. rights commission in Switzerland. 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Eldredis nuts; Rush Pedal to the Metal By Lisa BatUnger EHTERTAINMCNT WRIIER -^-.- - ■ -^^ - -,-^g-j^C-c rules!!!!! Maybe this time Fuel song- Kgfir writer/guitarist Carl Bell will find F9r" ■ Jl ^ ♦ — the money he lost a few years ago BRIAN in Toledo. y / - HORN "1 lost $ 100," he said, "We were i&mki^^^K \ " ^w - 4-^ * k ^ Entertainment staying at a hotel and I went to Reporter pay the valet It was a windy day tvV ^^ V ^2fl ^^^. B ^L* r. and when 1 opened my wallet L * After reading Tames Eldred's $ 100 went up in the air. That was column about stopping Rush five or six years ago, those strug- in last week's NOW section, I gling years when $100 would KsTj was compelled to reply. feed you for a week." On Thursday, Feb. 22, Fuel 4 Then it occurred to me that ^ mt" t it doesn't really matter if some- will be back in town at the Toledo one thinks Rush should be Sports Arena supporting Kid 41 * stopped. So I tried to find a Rock; Buckcherry is also on the reason on why I shouldn't feel bill. This marks the second time in less than a year that the band like a dork for writing this col- • umn. has performed in the area Late The only reason I could last year the band performed a think of was that my boys were headlining show at Savage Hall. Right now Fuel, which dissed in a somewhat public .' 4 forum and I have to stick up for includes lead vocalist/guitarist ^i/ r them. I know the reason is Brett Scallions, bassist left Abercrombie, and drummer V weak, but I don't mind feeling m ^••^ f like a dork. Kevin Miller, is enjoying success with their second major label MUk'' The reason Rush should m 0* continue to record, besides the release. Something Like Human ^^ i fact that they make good songs, was certified gold (sales of m m is the one and only Neil Peart. 500,000 copies) just five weeks Peart is one of the greatest rock after its release in September ■■•v m B 2000. drummers of all-time and is " 1 *w one of the reasons that Rush is Their first major label release, m 'o great. It would be a crime if "Sunburn", has been certified * such a great talent, were to stop platinum (sales of one million copies). The first single off that - before his time was up. .-:-••■ ./ record, "Shimmer" was named Besides, Peart has been the No. 1 modem rock track for i through a lot, but we'll gel to that later. 1998 by the trade publication 'Radio & Records'. Mr. Eldred remarked about 1 ' ' "Human's" first single, lead singer Geddy Lee sound- Photo Provided "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)", ing like a "woman" and a went all the way to No. 1 on FUEL The rockers play Toledo's Sports Arena next Thursday. After that they will tour Ohio before returning to the Glass City next month. "eunuch." I would imagine Billboard's Modem Rock chart. that was an insult, but it was a Both that song and the new sin- I ii HI ii less cue With the excep- approve Dick's ideas. According the Bell household, music for bands and because they had der'. gle "Innocent", are resting com- tion of Queen, most of rock to BeU they had a little more say became his escape. played there a few times before "If you watch 'Behind the fortably in the top 20 on the and roll's greatest acts are not on the new video for "Innocent". "My brother had a great record Soon the band built a following Music' then you know the life chart. noted for having the best lead This is a far cry from Kenton, coUection that he won from a not only in Pennsylvania, but in span of a band is short," Bell said. One part of the band's current singers. Let's take a look at a Tennessee, where the members radio contest," he said, "I would other major cities like Baltimore, Needless to say there was success is the video for few. of the band called home before go into his room and throw on a Boston, and Washington DC. some pressure to prevent that "I "Hemorrhage". Black Sabbath: Sabbath rules moving to Pennsylvania. Stones record. I got a great The band was able to sell almost think it would be stupid to say "It was mostly all of Nigel's and so does Ozzy. but the guy According to Bell. internship out of that record col- 10,000 copies of their indepen- that there was no pressure," Bell [Dick, who has also directed can't put together a sentence "Life was boring" he said, "I lection without knowing it" dent effort "Porcelain". said, "We had two or three more Oasis, Guns 'N' Roses, and let alone sing a song was so bored. There was nothing As soon as the band came Fuel soon signed a major label songs that were released. They Britney Spears] idea." Bell said, Led Zeppelin: Talk about much going on. Our town had a together, Fuel made the move to deal and in 1998 Sunburn was just didn't get as much play as "We were wrapping up the sounding like a woman. thousand people, the next town Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. In an released. "Shimmer" made a "Shimmer." record so we basically let him As the main songwriter, there Maybe when Plant takes that up had a thousand people and so interview for Pollstar magazine, huge mark on radio, but also led have his run at it." on." BeU said that they moved there to critics giving the band the inevitable "Stairway to FUEL PAGE 8 Heaven" someone will give Of course the band did have to Since there was no TV set in because there was good support dreaded label of 'one-hit-won- him his testicles back. Plus, he also did a duet with Tori Amos on the Zep tribute album. Ewww! But Zeppelin are still the kings. Guns'N'Roses: Who killed Hannibal' bites off more than Lecter can chew the cat on G'N'R's albums? Oh. that was Axl singing. But Guns ByJoshKontak made the 1991 film so great was are still untouchable. ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER the unique plight of its singular While we're on the subject of Ten years ago, "Silence of the villain Hannibal Lector. great rock acts, Mi. Eldred also Lambs" made history. It became Incarcerated in a glass-encased implied that the only reason the second horror cell, only his brilliant mind was AC/DC "isn't all that bad" was filmlHitchcocks "Rebecca" being free to scheme. However, in because of the song "Big Balls" the first) to win the Oscar for best Hannibal, the title-character and that Bon Scott choked on picture. haunts the streets of Florence and his own vomit. How about the Few movie characters have this removes a great deal of his fact that they have been using encapsulated evil as Hopkins did charm as a villain. By setting him the same drumbeat and same in Hannibal. Jodie Foster's FBI free to if am, the movie diminish- guitar riff for the past 30 years trainee Clarice Starling was dis- es his status from a breeder of and still kick ass? But I digress. creet and yet willful at the same mental evil to a mere standard Mr. Eldred also wanted to time It contained psychological predator. send hate mail to Rush in order twists that even Freud would Julianne Moore's portrayal of to get them to stop. Go ahead revel in and it touched upon the the Clarice Starling character is and send your two e-mails to fears of all moviegoers by expos- dry and mean-spirited. lodie them because I doubt they care ing phobias to bugs, darkness, Foster's southern charm with an what a bunch of college kids being hunted, decapitation, edge is well-missed here. who listen to Dave Marti lews scalping, claustrophobia and One thing that is disturbing think. worst of all, being a short person about "Hannibal" is its glorifica- Besides, Peart's wife died of in an elevator full of tall people. In tion of the Hopkins character. He cancer and his daughter was short, it's a modem classic and comes off more as a vigilante killed in a car accident both any sequel to it instantly has its than he does a viscous cannibal within a two-year period. If Pholo Provided work cut out for it. The ending, which features that doesn't stop Rush, I doubt I'll spare you the suspense and man-eating hogs, brain-eating, anything can. tell you right off that "Hannibal" and ridiculous exchanges of Hopefully Lee. Peart and DINNER, ANYONE?: Sir Anthony Hopkins returns as everyone's favorite cannibal serial killer, Dr. pales in comparison to its prede- Alex Lifeson will record another Hannibal Lecter and Julianne Moore co-stars as Clarice Starling in Ridley Scott's long awaited follow- cessor. One of the things that HANNIBAL PAGE 8 album and perform for near- up to "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Manhunter." capacity crowds all over the world. My buddy and I will be rocking out in the front row while Mr. Eldred can go see Dr. Lecter on DVD; 'Manhunter* doesn't reach perfection Moby, or whatever he likes. By James Eldred ("Heat", "The Insider") he begins his investigation, it as Anthony Hopkins was, but it horrible. Hey, how about a "let's stop "Manhunter" stars William becomes clear why he went still creepy with what little Moby campaign?" lust kid- ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER If Anchor Bay is the bastard Petersen (TV's "CSI") as Will nuts finding HannibaL He does- screen time he has. ding. son of the DVD market, then Now that "Hannibal" is out in Graham, an FBI profiler who n't just figure out how the killers Criterion, the makers of "Silence One more thing Mr. Eldred This is a great movie; too bad theaters, Anchor Bay (the bas- became severally damaged after think, he thinks like the killer, so Of The Lambs" DVD, is the rich viewed Rush's Canadian ances- it's presentation on DVD isn't as tard son of the DVD market) is catching Hannibal Lecter. much so that he can not always kid down the street because it is try as a drawback. stellar. It is a two-disc set, with profiting off of it by releasing turn it off. loaded with features. I love Canada. Now retired, he* dragged the extra disc containing the "Manhunter" the first film to Any country that gives us back into the life of serial killers Hannibal is also in the film, "director's cut" of the film. It includes several feature everyone's favorite can- Bret "The Hitman" Hart and when a man only known as and is played by Brian Cox Unfortunately, it looks like the nibal, Hannibal Lecter. "Degrassi )r. High" is all right in "The Tooth Fairy" begins killing ("Rushmore") who isn't given as extended cut was dubbed from LECTER PAGE 8 my book. Directed by Michael Mann entire families in his sleep Once much opportunity to be crazy a third-generation tape; it looks 8 Friday, February 16,2001 NOW SOUNDS BG NEWS Self puts the^pop' in pop culture; Tool's latest worth salivating over; Sweet November'soundtrack sour SELF TOOL VARIOUS ARTISTS

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An album made using entirely It's been a long wait for Tool The "Sweet November" toy instruments only? I thought it questions..." Lyrics like that are fans since the band's brilliant the majority of the tunes contain soundtrack possesses all the ele- only one strong song in Whitney would be cheesy too. When I first simply irresistible. I haven't 1996 release, Aenima. surprisingly different arrange- ments that a glossy, highly mar- Houston's remake of "I will heard about this album by the heard such a fun song in years. ments from the studio originals. ketable, insubstantial sound- Always Love You," yet it man- band Self 1 was expecting imma- Although Maynard lames The album is full of pop cul- Keenan's side project, A Perfect track should. It has no continu- aged to go Platinum 16 times ture sounds to say the least. The DVD itself, despite not ity, most of the songs are pre- ture references that are enjoyable Circle, has kept fans satisfied for featuring live concert footage, and currently is the top-selling "Gizmodgery" is neither to catch. Lenny Kravdtz, Michael released pop and it will surely soundtrack of all time. the moment, the same form of does offer the four groundbreak- make tons of cash by exploiting cheesy nor immature, it's just Jackson, Freddie Mercury and original aggressive metal that ing stop-motion animation The "Sweet November" pure fun. Each listen of the CD other pop culture icons are all the same emotions felt by the soundtrack (and film, most like- Tool pioneered during the 90s videos for "Sober", "Prison Sex", audience when viewing the film. produces a happy tingly feeling. referred to on the CD, and that's has been missed. "Stinkfist" and "Aenema" ly) has a sappy melodramatic, Listen to the disc, and you are just on one song To accomplish this the sound- postpartum depression-like feel To ease the wait until the April remixed in Dolby Digital 5.1 track coordinator has to follow sure to have a good time. Bonus points also go to the Surround Sound. to it The songs are all of the 17th release ofTool's fourth stu- three rules: One is to be able to pop-easy listening variety, that Some of the instruments used band for doing a cover of the dio album (to be called For anyone familiar with the market the songs well enough Kenny Loggjns song, "What A unfortunately most of the men- for recording the album include Lateralus), the band has put band's own brand of dark onVH-1. tally anesthetized general public the Mattel Disney Piano, "Talk to Fool Believes." When I heard the together a new CD and DVD imagery containing puppet-like The second is if it pulls off song 1 knew it sounded familiar is in tune with. To put it simply, Me" Robot, and the Hasbro packaged box set, Salival. creatures engaged in tormented conveying the mood of the film. it induces vomiting. Musi-Link. You wouldn't expect and when I figured out what it Chances are if someone liked With artists like Enya, Stevie these instruments to produce was, I listened to the whole song This latest release is a collec- action, this DVD will give a chance to be amazed all over the film (God help us), then they Nicks, k.d. lang and Dolly Parton such a professional sound, but because it was actually good. If tion of five live tracks (including again by the perfect complement will probably buy the sound- with Paula Cole contributing to oddly enough, they do. only Kenny Loggins used toy "Third Eye" and "Part of Me"), track. four obscure studio tracks (fea- to Tool's past hard-driving album the album it is no wonder that it The stand-out track on the CD instruments when he recorded The final key is that the songs turing a hidden track, "Maynard's singles. was released during Valentine's is the current single, "Pattycake," the original... stand up for themselves. Day weekend. The melancholy, Dead"), a DVD containing all the which can be found on alterna- If you're looking for a good The DVD also contains a Whether or not they gel is irrele- themed receptiveness is irritat- tive radio stations in cool cities. time, you have to check out Self's band's videos and a 56-page full rough early video clip for "Hush" vant, as the album was likely ing and probably could be ter- The song is a mix between Beck Gizmodgery. After listening to the color photo booklet. from Opiate and a particularly bought for one or two tracks. minally detrimental to the and Prince and a few other ran- disc, you'll have a smile on your The live material is Tool at interesting menu layout That is because soundtracks severely depressed if played too domartists.The highlight of the face and a newfound respect for their best. The B-sides, however, So while Salival is a nice bit of like this one never really catch often. song is when the classic gram- toy instruments. You try making are a little disappointing but defi- everything to keep hardcore Tool on unless there is one strong There are some bright spots, mar school rhymes of yesteryear a decent song with the nitely not lacking in their humor- fans at bay, it only feel like a mea- song to fall back on, that is however, with classics like Bobby are revived. "Behind the refriger- Playschool Busy Guitar. It's not as ous shots at anti-commercialism. ger offering in terms of what this exclusive to the album. Albums Darin's "The Other Half of Me" ator/There was a piece of easy as it sounds. band is capable of. like 1992's legendary and lackie Wilson's "Baby Work glass/Miss Susie sat upon it and A nice aspect to the few audio "Bodyguard" soundtrack are liv- Out." -Kevin Aeh tracks present on the disc, is that broke her little/Ask me no more ■Matt Hayes ing proof. That soundtrack had ■Anthony Recznik Of a Revolution rocks Toledo with improv based roots rock Fuel to hit Glass City

ByOmNied in Toledo as the show marked When Pat Mcgee, of the open- The band does thrive on tour- they are saying" ASSt EMTERTAINMENt EDITOR FUEL FROM PAGE 7 their first since the release of ing act The Pat Mcgee Band, ing. They have performed over Even with that enthusiasm, What's more entertaining than their new Album "Risen". joined OAR. on stage, the group was added pressure on Bell. 500 dates since the release of Fuel still has to convert people some good improv perfor- Before the shoe, bassist Benj Sunburn. "Touring has its ups mances? Gershman described the perfor- segued from "Night Shift" into "It was important to me to show overseas. that I had more in me than one and downs," Bell said, "What I Not a whole lot, according to mance as "a benchmark show." the Bob Marley classic "Little song" he said. like is it is a certain pace, you feel "People will walk out of a the crowd that turned out to see OAR didn't disappoint. Darlin'" Needless to say, Fuel are not like you are being productive show and say, 'Wow, I never Of A Revolution at the Seagate As with most roots bands who one-hit-wonders. Critics have and moving forward." knew you guys were so heavy"," Center last Friday. pride themselves on long jams The night ended with a 15- Along with winning American given the band positive reviews. he said, "Our shows are pretty As OAR. bobbed and weaved and midshow twists and turns, minute version of "That Was a In their review of Human, audiences, the band has earned their way through a nearly two OAR. changed things up a bit Crazy Game of Poker" which fea- Entertainment Weekly said that themselves a strong overseas fol- heavy and energetic, as is the hour set of new songs, old for the Toledo crowd. lowing Something Like Human tured Roberge rapping to the the band had, "more chops than music. We want to create a mag- favorites and a memorable cover, Every song had a slow-tempo a butcher shop." debuted in the top ten in both ical moment. If we don't do that the key element was lead singer introduction that leading up to a audience and imploring them to "I pay no attention to it," Bell New Zealand and Australia. then we fail We take our live Marc Roberge's ability to bust a crescendo start. sing along. said of the critics, good and bad. According to Bell, overseas audi- rhyme off the top of his head Old favorite "Mr. Brown" fea- "Everyone has their own opin- show very seriously." What's more important that a ences are almost the same, between verses. tured and improvised verse that ion. I take like it's worth a grain except for one thing For those who miss the band good improv performance? Of course. Roberge and his shed a whole new light on the of salt. "The only difference is they this time, there will be another band were on top of their game subject Last Friday, nothing was. "You can make yourself go have a lot of Isoccerl over there," chance. Fuel will return to crazy with it.They don't like me he said, "They start doing these because of this' or '1 don't like football cheers before you get on Toledo on March 22 to support 3 them because of that'" stage. You don't even know what Doors Down. ym 'Hannibal' leaves bad aftertaste Lecter DVDs "2001" not perfect ever really got were over-the-top HANNIBAL FROM PAGE 7 "Hannibal" writer Harris felt the deleted/extended scenes, sto- need to upstage the shock-factor stunts in predictable locations. ryboards and an insightful com- admiration between Hannibal that set "Silence' apart from As a standard thriller film, mentary track from Anthony WEDDING and Starling, is laughable. It's as most horror films. However, "Hannibal" follows the cat-and- Hopkins, lodie Foster, director ^-- though director Ridley Scott and "Hannibal" is simply too bold in mouse formula pretty well. At lonathan Demme, two writers screenwriters David Mamet and its desire to shock "The Silence some points, it's almost enter- and an FBI expert. Demme discusses everything Steven Zaillian decided to throw of the Lambs" somehow con- taining But this is not enough to from casting to the editing of the SHOW everything they had at moviego- vinced us that its shocks came overcome the intrigue that the ers in the last 15 minutes. The along with the territory. final confrontation. Foster and Hopkins' character loses when Hopkins are informative and February 17-18 result is an ending that feels con- After being chilled to the bone he is on the prowl, the absence trived and silly. entertaining, discussing their by "The Silence of the Lambs". I of Jodie Foster, and a forced work for this horrifying film while Saturday & Sunday It's clear to see that Scott and was sitting on pins and needles shock-effect that comes off as showing a great sense of humor. Exhibits for every aspect of your wedding - throughout all of "Hannibal". All I crass. Also included is the dis> urbing "Voices Of Evil", featuring tran- DJ's, photographers, videographers, scripts from statements made by invitations, caterers, banquet centers, etc. serial killers. They discuss life, sex. death and murder in detail and casualness. It's not for everyone, Fashion Show 2 p.m. Sat. & Sun. but it's great if you can stomach presented by it. Which is something that could probably be said about all the Aunt Pat's Bridal Hannibal movies. Sunday Commentator - Nora Murray

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ByteflMcSimis ENTERTAINMENT REPORTED Perhaps the highest compli- save 'Silvermarf ment you can pay any actor is the statement that you can't imagine another performer giv- By Dm Win( up with a girl he had been in love Biggs shows a talent for comedy, ing a better performance. The list EMTERTAIMMENT REPORTER with from high school, who has and plays his understated role of actors and parts worthy of this In the new film "Saving recently come back to town from well. Although Biggs gets top compliment is brief indeed, but Silverman," Jason Biggs of the circus. Little do they know billing in the film, the main char- its numbers include some of the "American Pie" fame stars as that the girl is about to enter a acters are really Black's and stuff of legend Clark Gable in Darren, a sensitive, caring and convent and become a nun. Zahn's, along with Peet's Judith. "Gone with the Wind." whipped guy. Wayne and J.D. provide most of These three all share a majority of Humphrey Bogart in The story is of Darren, his two the laughs in the film. They are the screen time, especially Black "Casablanca." Anthony Hopkins best friends J.D. and Wayne (lack sort of a "Dumb & Dumber "- and Zahn. Amanda Peet plays In The Silence of the Lambs." Black and Steve Zahn respective- type duo. the controlling fiancee almost too Denzel Washington in "The ly), and the feud that ensues Wayne is an exterminator of all Hurricane." between them and Darren's new things, even large rodents, and well, as the audience ends up hat- And to this list 1 submit the Ptwto ProvWW fiancee, Judith (Amanda Peet, J.D. works at Subway. He graduat- ing her and wishes the bumbling kidnappers actually would hurt name ofWillem Dafoe, for his SCHRECK: William Defoe shines as a vampire portraying an actor- from "The Whole Nine Yards"). ed from S.U., or Subway University, as he tells Judith. her. She also provides amusing work in the new thriller "Shadow playing a vampire in "Shadow of the Vampire." Darren quickly becomes engaged of the Vampire." He plays Max to the overbearing Judith, and At the halfway mark the film moments when she plays head Schreck, the actor who portrayed Mumau (John Malkovich) is a The movie works wonderfully lifelong friends J.D and Wayne starts to lose some gas, due to a games with her captors, as she is the legendary vampire in EW somewhat high-strung artist as both a thriller and as a come- see that she is destroying the story with a good initial plot but a a psychologist (she even con- Mumaus 1922 classic, whose goal is to make the most dy. There are some genuinely close bond that has always been somewhat weak script overall. vinces J.D. that he is gay). As "Nosferatu." To say that Dafoe realistic vampire movie possible. creepy moments involving the between the three. She abhors This is more a film of several very Black's character says in the film, "plays" the role almost seems to After he loses the rights to film vampire, like his fireside mono- her fiancee's rowdy and crude, humorous individual "she used her super intellect on understate it - he inhabits it He Bram Stoker's "Dracula," he sim- logues about the nature of his fun-loving best friends. She gives scenes,than of a comedy that gels me, man. She's like Hannibal is not simply playing the charac- ply changes the names in his existence. And in addition, the Darren an ultimatum: dump his together as a whole. Lecter." ter, he Is the character. Anyone movie and proceeds filming any- movie is splendidly entertaining friends or dump her. "Saving Silverman" would The film has enough comedic who has not seen the original way - except that the cast has yet on a comedic level, as Malkovich At first Darren refuses, and indeed need saving if not for the moments to withstand the many film would be hard pressed to to be introduced to Max Schreck, gleefully chews the scenery as spends what little time Judith lets comedic talents of Jack Black, lulls in between and is worth see- who is hilarious as always. Black distinguish between actual the actor playing the lead vam- the artistically-driven Mumau - him with his buddies. But Wayne ing for Jack Black's performance footage of Schreck and Dafoe as and J.D. soon realize that Judith is provides amusing physical, as pire. Count Orlock. Not to worry, because, by God, their lives may alone. But even with that, it is Schreck. they are assured- Schreckwill be in danger, but the film will live changing the man they once well as verbal comedy. Dafoe's performance is the be arriving shortly, and he is forever. knew into a pathetic little slave. Steve Zahn compliments Black somewhat disappointing. Not so crown jewel of this marvelous such a method actor, that he will What great fun this movie is, Y/e now come to the main plot of well, and the two are believable as much for the film it is, but for the film, which is just as fun as it is always play the vampire, on and what imagination and care the story. The best solution to the friends in the film. Biggs is of film that it could have been. creepy. "Shadow of the Vampire" camera or off. went into its production. The problem that the dim-wined pair course kept in the dark about the "Saving Silverman" is one of is not, by any means, a factual What Mumau doesnt tell his making of "Mjsferatu" has collectively comes up with is to kidnapping, and thus has limited those comedies that falls short of account of the filming of the cast is that there is a reason that become the stuff of filmmaking kidnap ludith. and hook Darren time on screen. But the young its potential. classic - it's a "what if" that plays Schreck will always be in charac- legend, and the film itself still fast and loose with facts in order ter - he actually is a real vampire. holds up as a timeless example 1 Bfriday 18sundav to tell an entertaining story. But Mumau has struck a deal with of horror filmmaking E Elias Bait Shop Radio Flyer Bemlc's Pedro The Lion what makes the film such an him - perform in my movie, and Merhige, the director of W\ Mickey Finn's The Amanda Waggener Band entertaining experience is that, during the filming of the final "Shadow," does take a few sly implausible as the central scene, you may actually drink jabs at the legend with this film, 22lhursday premise may be, the audience the blood of Greta, the leading but overall the movie is a loving lie 17salurday Wiegel Hall Spaldi'ng Gray gives in to it and accepts it on its lady. Complications arise, of tribute to "Nosferatu," as well as The Door Chris Beard own terms. After all, we can course, not the least of which are being a compelling and hugely believe that some directors the star's staunch refusals to con- entertaining film on its own mer- would risk their cast's safety for cede to a few of the director's its. And Dafoe's performance 18sn inlay Jroitl the sake of realism - it's all about demands, as well as his certain alone is worth the price of Caimpus Savage Hal Barenaked Ladies ftvents i the art, after alL peckishness when it comes to admission. Evvents As portrayed in the film. EW. the necks of Mumau's crew. 21 Wednesday 161'ridav -HJfridar The Magic Stick The New Pomographers, Stranahan Theatre Static Brothers Gish Film Theatre Film: Tuskegee Airmen Moods for Moderns, Fletcher Pratt @ the 21 Wednesday 22lhursday Magic Stick MiletJ Alumni Center Black History Month Toledo Sports Arena Fuel/Buckcheny/Kid 17saturday Trivia and Reception 6-8p.m. Rock Gold Dollar Wildbunch, French Kicks, and Cla-zel Theatre Gish Film Theatre "Sankofa" Gish Film the Dishes 127 N. 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By Dof othy Wrona there with Erin Zwinck last sea- straight SPORES FiEPORTER son. Libby Voshell will start at at In 2000. the BGSU Softball shortstop. Holly Frantz replaces Team tied for the MAC East Colleen Bates at catcher. at EMU crown with 12 freshman and Two of the three outfielders sophomores on the roster. return this season. Renee By** Hum In 2001, the Falcons hope to Rosemeier will start In rightfiekJ ASSISTANT SPORES EDITOR repeat that success Fifteen let- while Kandice Machain will play If Saturday's matchup terwinners, including seven leftfield. Jen Domschot replaces between Bowling Green and starters return from last year's Carmen Hitterdal in centerfield Eastern Michigan is consistent to squad, which was the runner-up after practicing there in the fall. how both teams have been play- in the MAC Tournament last "(Jen) gets the ball so quick." ing lately, things could get ugly. May. Ross-Shaw said. "She gets great The two teams scale opposite Four of those starters include jump on the ball." ends of the spectrum. The pitchers Andrea Center, Jessie At the plate the Falcons return Falcons (11-10 overall, 7-5 in the Milosek, Rebekah Tipton and almost all their power hitters MAC) are winners of their last McKenna Houle. Last season from last season. Voshell and Jen five games and are playing some Houle and Milosek each record- Domschot. who recorded .281 of the best basketball in the Mid- ed 11 wins in their first season of and .317 batting averages American Conference at the pitching every game. With that respectively, are hitting harder moment. game experience and off-season and more consistently in prac- The Eagles (3-19 overall, 1-12 practice, head coach Leigh Ross- tice. Freshman outfielder Crystal in the MAC) are trying to ge; Shaw expects all the Falcon Wilson and redshirt freshman through a nightmarish season so pitchers to have more confi- third baseman Liz Tuza are also far. Eastern has lost 13 of its last dence on the mound. potential threats on offense. 14 games, including a 68-51 loss "They worked so hard in the On Wednesday BCSU was to the struggling Buffalo Bulls. off-season," Ross-Shaw said. "I chosen to win the MAC East "Make no mistake about it. think they've thrown more than Division and win the league this is a game that we can't take they ever have." tournament. The Falcons know lightly,'' BG coach Dan Dakich Freshman Jody Johnson of that that both feats are possible said. "I could tell that their pride LaGrange, Ohio, joins the staff and has set them as goals for this was hurt when they lost to this season. In practice she has season. But their main goal is to Buffalo. They handled the loss already proven that she can play hard every game. well. I'm sure they will be mad pitch under pressure. "I tell them that our main goal because they got embarrassed." "She can throw under any is to play hard and have fun," Dakich said he sat his team count and have confidence for a Ross-Shaw said. 'It helps them down and warned them about strike." Ross-Shaw said. take the pressure off them- this game. He even said it might The infield also boasts four selves." be one of the toughest road starters, three of them seniors. Senior leadership will also be games the Falcons play all sea- Nikki Rouhana starts at first important to the Falcons' suc- base, Angie Domschot at second cess. Seniors Ebel, Rouhana and son. FfcPMo The third year coach may be base and Lynsey Ebel at third overconcemed, but BG was in a base full-time after splitting time SOFTBALL PAGE 11 TOASTED: Former catcher Colleen Bates is gone, but the Falcons are still stocked with talent similar scenario last season and ended up getting burnt by a struggling team. The Falcons traveled to Kalamazoo to take on slumping Western Michigan. BG Tumblers looked in cruise control running leers go for final CCHA spot out to a 45-25. Maybe the hostBSU Falcons took the Broncos too By Derek McCord lightly, though. WMU came back SPORTS REPORTER to outscore BG 66-42 to shock The theme of the Bowling in home the Falcons 91-82. Green hockey season could be The Orange and Brown have the start of a dance step, two "the streak" on its side, though. steps forward two steps back. finale BG's five game winning streak is Inconsistency has plagued its largest since last season when ByErikCassano the Falcon hockey team all sea- SPORES REP0REER the Falcons won their last six son and it was most prominent during their run to the MAC title. last weekend with two consecu- Five BG senior gymnasts will The Falcons are also coming tive loses. 3-2 and 5-3, at the compete in their final home off one of their best perfor- hands of Notre Dame after meet tonight at 7 pm in Eppler mances of the season against sweeping Lake Superior State Gym as the Falcons host Ball Marshall. Len Matela had a team the week before. With the losses State. high 25 points and Keith McLeod the Falcons are now in a three Heather Dankmyer, Amber added 20. Junior forward Brent way tie for the final playoff spot Curry, Cristin McClellan, Jamie Klassen also added a career high with the Irish and Lake Superior Kent, and Jennifer Breneman 13 points. State. will all be honored as part of the Notes The Falcons have an oppor- Senior Night ceremonies prior to BG is slowly moving back into tunity to move up to a tie for tonight's meet. The seniors will a high roller in the playoff pic- ninth place with Alaska- be escorted into the gym by therr ture. The Falcons are just two Fairbanks if they sweep this parents, and will be addressed games behind Ohio and Miami weeks opponent. Ferris State, by the juniors on the team. for the third and final bye posi- and the Nanooks get swept by "It will be a real nice event, a tion during the first round of the Miami. FSU sits somewhat real showcase," said coach Dan MAC Tournament. The Falcons comfortably in eighth place Fife Photo Connelly. Ball State enters the meet with still have a shot at winning the with 19 points and three weeks GOING FOR GOAL The BG icers are in a three way tie for the final playoff position in the CCHA. MAC Eastern Division Crown. left on the season. a record of 3-4 overall, 1-2 in the They will need help from other Mid-American Conference. The "We are trying to put our- have a very hard rink to play in." in team scoring by netting 14 Jim Dube who has 15 points on tchools to beat Kent State and Cardinals last competed at selves in the best possible play- After losing top scorers from goals while assisting on 16 oth- the season. Ohio along with winning the Illinois-Chicago last week, losing off position that we can," BG last year Brian McCuUough and ers for 30 points on the season. The Falcon offense has relied majority of their last five games. 194.150 to 193.725. Despite the coach Buddy Powers said. "It's The leading blueliner for the Joel h win to graduation senior loss, they posted a season high going to be tough because they ICERS, PAGE 11 Kevin Swider has taken the lead Bulldogs this season is senior in the balance beam with a score of 48.350 and their second-high- est score of the season in the uneven bars (48.675). They are led individually by Falcons look to avoid stampede sophomore Amy Bodus, who won the vault against Illinois- By Joel Hammond been well documented thus far. the road," said Knoblauch. "We the team in rebounding with Chicago with a score of 9.775. SPORES RtPORttR After winning their first four have led at halftime in two of seven per game. Her first place-tying score in the The BG women's basketball MAC games and losing their our last three road games, but "One thing about Marshall is beam (9.875) tied her career best team can't buy a break. next five, BG righted the ship our second half kills us There's a they rebound very well," said and was the second-best beam When they shoot well, they and beat Ohio at home in a gut- point where we need a play and Knoblauch. "If we can rebound performance In school history. get outrebounded. When they check type of game. we can't seem to find it. the ball, we should be fine. They Jenny Gantt also tied for first rebound well, they play on the After that evening their con- Hopefully we can in the last are struggling like us, so It place in the floor exercise with a road. When they play at home, ference slate at 5-5, they lost at weeks here." should be an Interesting game. score of 9.875. they are cold from the field. Akron last weekend. 88-63. The The Thundering Herd are We need this win at home to get "(Ball State] should be a good "I'm just waiting for those last time out for BG was an 88- having struggles of their own. us back on track." meet," Connelly said "h should couple straight games when we 61 loss in Oxford to the Before Wednesday's 70-60 victo- The Brown and Orange have be tight like (Michigan State) put everything together." said was, and should come down to coach Dee Knoblauch. "Wejust Redhawks. where Pam Brown ry over Akron, they had lost four games left, and at 5-7, are In led the team with 16 points. The seven straight games, and now the thick of the post-season the last event, more than Ukeiy." need to play a complete game." The Falcons. 14-11 all-rime Brown and Orange were stand at 3-9 in MAC play. race. The Falcons will try to exer- against the Cardinals, enter doomed In that contest by an They are led by Yaschico "Our goal Is to get to cise their home dominance tonight's meet 5-5 overall and. 2- COWBOY BABY: Junior Brent early second-half run that Stevens and Amy Reed, who Cleveland (second round of the once again Saturday when the 1 In the MAC. They are ranked "Cowboy" Klassen gets the Thundering Herd Invades opened the lead to double dig- average 11 and 10.4 points per MAC tournament). We need to bucket and the foul verses Anderson Arena. its game respectively, and fresh- host the first round," said TUMBLERS, PAGE Marshall, Wednesday night. The team's struggles have "We have severe troubles on man Catie Knahle who lpaH< Knnhlaiirh It BG NEWS SPORTS Friday. February 16.200111 FSU coach expects hard Tennis teams fought series ►COS, FROM PAGE 10 on the road heavily on their power play units for an emotional lift as they have ByMckHurm Wisconsin-Green Bay. While ASSISTANT SPORTS I0IIOR converted on 24 of their last 97 Wisconsin-Green Bay poses a (24.7%) man-advantage chances Confidence radiates from the challenge to the Falcons, which ranks them second in the Bowling Green men's tennis Marquette should be the main CCHA. Bowling Green's offensive team. threat of the day. production this season so far is 'We go out on the court think- "I think that Marquette is a ranked seventh in the CCHA with ing it's going to take a great effort solid team all the way through." 2.77 goals per game while their by the other team to beat us," BG Harris said. "All nine matches power play is second. That, com- coach Jay Harris said. "We know could go either way. We could win bined with their current standing we have to play well. We go out the match 7-0 or lose the match at the bottom of the league is with the mindframe that we are by the same score. Our main goal frustrating for the Falcons. too tough to lose." is to play well on the road." "There's no way a team with The Falcon players are not The women's team will also be the second best power play in the afraid to say that they are the bet- on the road, heading in the same league should be in 10th overall," ter team out on the court. To this direction as their male counter- said freshman forward D'Arcy point, they have had every right parts. BG travels to Chicago to to McConvey. take on Illinois at Chicago However, at 5-on-5 play, the BG is off to a quick 4-0 start and starting to turn some heads not Saturday. Sunday they will take Falcons have depended on the on another Chicago area team in top line of Scott Hewson, Greg only in the regional level, but nationwide. The Falcons are close DePaul. Day and Ryan Murphy. The Falcons have gotten off to Murphy has a point in 14 of his to breaking the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's Top 75 for a slow start at 1-4, but the team last 16 games with a total of 15 has found itself In the same sce- goals, six assists and 21 points the first time since before BG coach Jay Harris was around. nario Hanis elaborated on about produced during that span. Day matches going either way. BG lost hasapointineightofhislastnine Harris said that the Falcons are presently sitting between the two close matches last weekend games while Hewson ranks 4-3 to Cincinnati and Michigan fourth in the CCHA with six 75th and 85th positions. "It's exciting." Harris said. "We State. Their other two losses have power play goals. come against Michigan and The Falcons will use top goal- know that we can get in. We are Indiana, who are both ranked tender Tyler Masters again this facing some national ranked nationally. weekend as the sophomore has teams ahead, so we can show "We've been working on being played in all but four games this them what we have. We know more consistent," BG freshman season. Masters has posted a 10 that we can get in." First the Falcons will have to Lisa Maloney said. "We've been 14-3 record with a 91.5save per- Associated Press Photo playing well as a team, we just centage and two shutouts this wait for the weekend ahead. BG PROUD OWNER: NHL great Wayne Gretzky and former tiockey star Steve Ellman closed an $88 travels to Milwaukee for two need to go out there and start season. million dollar deal to buy the Phoenix Coyotes. matches against Marquette and winning some more." Ferris State coach Bob Daniels has been platooning goaltenders Phil Osaer and Vince Owen this season with Osaer having a record of 7-6-2 compared to Gretzky owns Coyotes Oestreng ranked Owen's 4-7-2. With the season coming to a ByMelReisner $26 million that the new owners 1987. ASS0CIAK0 PRESS R.EP0RIER TUMBLERS, FROM PAGE10 vault (9.925). Freshman Pia close, Daniels feels that the inten- paid in advance and sell to One of his first decisions Sjovall is 17th on the vault (9.875). sity level of the weekend series PHOENIX - The Wayne someone else. Trucking compa - involves getting something of 23rd nationally in the vault with a will be like CCHA games of old. In the MAC, BG has the third- Gretzky era with the Phoenix ny executive Jerry Moyes value for a goaltender before score of 48.608, and 21st in the "I'm expecting a typical CCHA floor (48.846). Two BG gymnasts best team score of the season at Coyotes began Thursday as the helped ensure the deal would the March 13 trading deadline. weekend a hard fought series former hockey star and devel- get done by stepping in as a are ranked in the top 20 national - 195.000. The Falcons rank sec- Hart Trophy candidate and with lots of physical play," oper Steve Ellman completed partner last month. ly in individual competition. ond in the vault (48.850), fourth 2001 Ail-Star Sean Burke is the Daniels said. "They've got a good their $88 million deal to buy the The sale solidified the Junior Marny Oestreng is 12th in in the bars (48.725). fourth in the reason the Coyotes are in the beam (48.650) defensive corps with Doug team. Coyotes' relationship with the bars (9.883) and 16lh In the playoff hunt. But he is 34, and Schueller who is a key physical The closing, delayed by a Arizona. Nikolai Khabibulin, six years presence for them." series of financing complica- When Ellman ran into BG forward Austin DeLuis tions, came the day of the NHLs financing problems, there were younger, has promised to end feels ready for this weekend as Feb. 15 deadline and months reports that Microsoft founder his 1 1/2-year holdout to play Tough teams up these are these are the games he after the sale was originally sup- Paul Allen might buy the team for Gretzky. enjoys the most. posed to be completed. and move it to Portland, Ore. Gretzky also has to decide SOFTBALL FROM PAGE10 open the season at University of "Ferris State is a scrappy, tough Ellman and Gretzky had been On the ice, it means a Hall of what to do with team scoring Arizona's Pepsi Classic. Today team," DeLuis said. "I like these given two extensions to wrap Fame player with four Stanley leaders Keith Tkachuk and the Domschot twins lead the they will play host-school types of games because we need up the purchase. Cup rings will direct hockey Jeremy Roenick, whose com- team this season. Arizona, the No.3 team in the to sweep this weekend to put Had the sale fallen through, operations for a club that hasn't bined salaries make up one- The Falcons' will travel to nation and semi-finalist in last ourselves in a good position in former owner Richard Burke advanced beyond the first third of the team's $39 million Tuscon, Ariz., this weekend to season's College World Series the playoffs" would have been free to keep round of the playoffs since payroll. before facing Pacific University.

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