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Officials expect high numbers of visitors for Fall Preview Day
By Liz Simmons Reporter
Students can expect to see more than 1,000 visi- tors this Saturday, roaming the campus and tak- ing in all that the University has to offer. "Fall Preview Day is an open house to showcase BGSU to prospective students," said Michelle Doyle, who's in charge of the tour guide program. "We expect to showcase BGSU in the best light." Preview Day begins at 9 a.m. and ends around 2 p.m. on Saturday. This year's Preview Day will offer potential students and their guests a chance to see several presentations and to view the types of programs
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Army didn't warn of SKATEPARK CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES slain soldiers intent
Armed AWOL soldier engages in gunfight in Salt Lake City, wounds police officer
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Army officials knew about a BurbanktoldThe Associated Press distraught and AWOL soldier that detectives never determined recently back from Afghanistan why Barrett chose Utah for a fatal was headed to Utah with ammu- encounter with police or how long nition, weapons and a grudge, he had been in town. but didn't warn local authori- Burbank told reporters ties, a newspaper reported. Tuesday that his department The Salt Lake Tribune report- wasn't notified by Army officials ed Tuesday that Army Spc. of Barrett's intentions, but said Brandon Barrett sent text mes- the military's failure to notify sages to fellow soldiers warn- authorities was understandable. I ing that he was preparing for Barrett's random threats didn't death in Utah with "one hell of convey a specific plan and it an argument and about 1,000 wasn't clear if the threats were mfBSUBlE rounds to prove my point." The credible, he said. PROGRESS: Construction on Bowling Green's new skatepark is moving along ar a steady pace as of Tuesday afternoon Construction workers said that newspaper reported that mili- The soldier from Tucson, Ariz., the park should be completed in the ne« two to three weeks tary records show Army investi- was captured on video surveil- gators were worried that Barrett lance at the Grand America Hotel might commit a mass shooting. being approached by a hotel Barrett was classified as a security officer who stopped him 2003 robbery is now cleared for trial dead deserter from Joint Base Lewis- as he tried to take an elevator to McChord in Tacoma, Wash., when the lobby. he dressed in full combat gear When theofficer, Robyn Salmon, man named unindicted co-conspirator and engaged in a gunfight with a said he could not, he replied: "OK Salt Lake City police officer in late By Jo* M.nd.k a parking lot. waiting for a bomb "I don't need Doug August. He was shot and killed by See ARMY | Page! Associated Press squad and shouting to troopers tak- the officer, whom he wounded. ing cover nearby: "I'm not lying! I'm Sughre. who's never PITTSBURGH (AP) —All but anony- not doing this! This isn't me!" mous in life, Brian Wells now has his Defense attorney Douglas been in prison a own Wtkipedia entry and boodegTV Sughrue tried to get the trial moved NATION news video of his grisly demise by a to another federal court district, single day..." BRIEFS time bomb strapped to his neck. arguing that years of news coverage ■•^-Armstrong On Tuesday jury selection began have made it impossible to pick an Judge orders 'don't ask, Juror removed at NYC in Erie in the federal trial of the unbiased jury. much about the bank robbery plot. don t tell' injunction synagogue bomb plot trial woman accused of masterminding "I believe it will be a long and Diehl-Armstrong's former fish- the bizarre 2003 bank robbery plot arduous task to pick a jury from ing buddy. 56 year-old Kenneth that ended with the death of the 46- the Bile division of federal courts." Barnes, is serving 45 years in prison RIVERSIDE. Calif (AP) - A federal judge NEWY0RK(AP)-A|urorhasbeen removed at the trial of four men caught in an year-old pizza deliveryman. Sughrue said. after pleading guilty to his role and has issued a nationwide injunction stopping will be the government's key wit- enforcement of the "don't ask. don't tell" policy, FBI terror sting but deliberations will go on. Prosecutors say Marjorie Diehl- Defending Diehl-Armstrong ending the military's 17-year-old ban on openly Armstrong needed money from the on charges of conspiracy, using ness. Prosecutors said Barnes is the A judge dismissed the juror on Tuesday would-be hit man on her father. gay troops. after learning last week that the juror had robbery to pay a hit man to kill her a destructive device in a crime of But the fates of those men have US District Judge Virginia Phillips' landmark accidentally seen a document that wasn't estranged father. She's accused of violence and armed bank rubbery, ruling Tuesday was widely cheered by gay nghts in evidence. arranging for someone else to order which could result in a life sentence, been overshadowed by Wells, who organizations that credited her with getting After denying a defense motion for a mistrial, pizzas, rig Wells with the bomb, doesn't figure to be any easier. She died Aug. 28.2003. Wells' family was accomplished what President Obama and the judge ordered deliberations to continue force him to rob a bank and, after- has publicly feuded with and fired incensed that he was identified as Washington politics could not with 11 jurors. Jurors are deliberating for a ward, stop the time bomb. two previous attorneys and alleg- an unindicted co-conspirator in the US. Department of Justice attorneys have fourth day Wells got $8,702 from a PNC bank edly given incriminatingstatements July 2007 indictment charging Diehl- 60 days to appeal Legal experts say they are Prosecutors say James Cromitie hatched a teller — far less than the $250,000 to the FBI. Armstrong and Barnes. under no legal obligation to do so and they plot with a paid FBI informant to bomb New he demanded, according to the nine She has admitted killing two lov- The family has not returned could let Phillips' ruling stand. York City synagogues and recruited his three pages of handwritten instructions ers. The first, a jury ruled, was justi- repeated phone calls from The Phillips declared the law unconstitu- co-defendants to fire missiles at a New York he was allegedly forced to follow to fied during an abusive relationship Associated Press, but it has argued tional after a two-week trial in federal court in military base. commit the robbery and get free of in the 1980s. She's serving a seven- that it is inconceivable Wells would Riverside. The case was brought about by the The defense has said the government the bomb. Shortly after leaving the to 20-year prison sentence for shoot- pro-gay Log Cabin Republicans. entrapped their clients. bank, state police caught up with ing the second man because, federal See WELLS | Page 3 him. He died sitting handcuffed in prosecutors contend, he knew too
FORUM MAX. ON THE STREET Fort Hood trial faces delay Columbus information misleads Editors grade footbal team What NFL player would you choose to play for the Falcons? Defense attorneys for the suspect In the According to faculty columnist Phil Schurrer, the After six games, the BG football team is DEV KUMAR shooting at the Fort Hood Army base efforts to remove Columbus Day as a federal holi- struggling with a 1-5 record. The BG News Sophomore. Sport Mangement that left 13 dead asked for a monthlong day are misguided and make Columbus a villain sports editors grade the team's perfor- "Michael Vick, he's athletic and he delay in trial procedures | P»9« 2 without offering concrete reasons | Peg*. 4 mance to this point | Page 6 won't get sacked.' | Pag« 4
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WIRI NATION BRIEFS SOURCE New York engineer Teen in good EMT faces charge Suspected killer of Findings of Ohio Mass. woman admits passenger condition after in pregnant New dog trainer takes ex-toxicologist 'sorry' for striking drove train lightning strike Yorkers death witness stand to be tested police chief NEW YORK (AP)- A LAS VEGAS (AP)-A NEW YORK (AP)-A New MOUNT VERNON. Wash. COLUMBUS (AP)-An Ohio WESTBOROUGH. Mass. former engineer for a New York hospital official in Las Vegas said York City emergency medical - A lawyer for a man charged coroner is reviewing autopsies (AP) - A woman accused commuter railroad has pleaded a teenager is in good condition technician accused of failing to with killing a dog trainer whose that involved a former of being drunk when she guilty to official misconduct after after being struck by lightning a help a dying pregnant woman clients included some of Seattle's toxicologist whose credentials are rear-ended an SUV driven admitting he allowed a passenger week ago outside his Utah high has turned herself in. most famous residents said his being questioned by the commander of the to operate a train school. University Medical Center The Brooklyn district client shot the trainer in self WBNS-TV in Columbus Massachusetts State Police has been ordered held on Ronald Cabrera entered the spokeswoman Danita Cohen attorneys office said Melisa defense and dumped his body reports James Ferguson guilty plea Tuesday in Nassau said Tuesday that 16-year-old Jackson was awaiting into the sea. has acknowledged he falsely 125.000 bail. County Court. He was fined Christopher Dane Zdunich (zuh- arraignment Tuesday. Mkhiel(MYK'-al) Oakes took claimed to have gotten a degree Donna Sclamo of Worcester DEN'-itch) has been upgraded $500 and ordered to perform 50 Jackson is charged with the witness stand Tuesday in his Irom Ohio State University in pleaded not guilty to charges from serious condition, and he including operating under the hours of community service. misdemeanor official misconduct. own defense to claim he shot 1972 but really graduated in could be sent home within the influence, fifth offense, and The Long Island Rail Road If convicted, she faces up to one Mark Stover to protect himself. 1998. The station says it also next few days. driving with a suspended license fired Cabrera over the stunt. year in jail. Stover was a dog trainer obtained a college transcript Cohen said 17-year-old indicating Ferguson flunked basic at her arraignment Tuesday in Cabrera admitted that he Jackson and another EMT whose clients included grunge Alexander Lambson remains in biochemistry courses. Westborough District Court allowed passenger William have been accused of failing to rock stars. Starbucks chairman serious condition. Ferguson didn't immediately State police said Col Marian Kutsch to drive a train carrying help 25-year-old Eutisha Revee Howard Schultz and Mariners McGovern was at a red light in nearly 400 riders during rush Parents of the teens plan to Rennii on Dec 9. Rennix became outfielder Ichiro Suzuki. He return a message left by The Shrewsbury on Monday when hour in July 2009 It traveled at talk with reporters Tuesday at ill while working at a Brooklyn disappeared a year ago and his Associated Press on Tuesday her unmarked SUV was struck by speeds of up to 80 mph. the hospital. restaurant. The EMTs were on a body has not been found. Franklin County coroner Jan the 51-year-old Sclamo's vehicle A message left with Both victims were taken to coffee break and waiting in line. Oakes' attorney told jurors Gorniak said Ferguson would in his opening statement that Neither woman was hurt. Cabrera's lawyer was not the Las Vegas trauma center and They told workers to call 911. but have handled thousands of immediately returned placed on life support after being witnesses said they otherwise his client was dating Stover's cases dunng his career from McGovern called for backup hit by a bolt of lightning on Oct didn't intervene ex-wife and Stover confronted 1976 to 2005. when she noticed that Sclamo Kutsch faces a reckless 5 in Santa Clara. Utah. Defense lawyer Benjamin Oakes. made threats against Gorniak said the review will appeared to be drunk. endangerment charge and is due his children, and even stalked in court Oct 26. Hemnch didn't immediately look at all autopsies where Prosecutors say Sclamo has return a message left by The the couple when they took a toxicology tests were a factor in twice been sentenced to jail for Associated Press. trip to Montana determining the cause of death, drunken driving convictions, the Jackson remains on - Gene Johnson (AP) but it's unclear how many that is. last time in 1998. administrative duty. The other Sclamo apologized outside EMT has since died. court. Her attorney did not immediately return a message for comment.
Defense seeks delay in Fort Guantanamo detainee goes on Hood shooting hearing trial in NYC court for bombing Hearing will determine whether former Army psychiatrist will go to trial NEW YORK (AP) — "Nobody really supports military tribunals Opening statements have overtrials.'Thisisanevolving premeditated murder and Article 32 hearings are begun in the first civilian knows what process that hasn't reached a By Angela K. Brown and atlempted premeditated mur- unique to military courts, trial for a Guantanamo point yet that is perfect. That's Michael Graczyk der in the Nov. 5 attack, which where prosecutors and the Bay detainee. the right thing for sure. There'll be some false The Associated Press killed 13 people and wounded defense can call witnesses, and „.. A Manhattan jui^j^sja.n . . 3*f s, changes in legislation. 32 others. It was the worst both sides are able to ques- hearing Tuesday from fed- to do is." - --• It all takes time." I OKI HOOD. Texas-A mili- mass shooting at an American tion them and present other eral prosecutors in the case AnreiraneMcAvoy | Professor She added: "If anybody tary hearing to determine military base. evidence. The hearing was against Ahmed Khalfan walks away without a con- whether an Army psychiatrist At the military base early expected to last three weeks. Ghailani (AH'-mehd KAL'- he made after his arrest viction, we will, as a country, should go to trial For a dead- Tuesday, barriers blocked the Pohl has said he wants to fahn guh-LAHN'-ee). at trial, unless Ghailani look horribly inept." ly shooting rampage at Fort front of the courthouse and hear from all 32 injured vic- Ghailani is charged testifies. Ghailani has Barry Mawn. who retired I food was abruptly adjourned soldiers stopped and searched tims but has not said why. in the 1998 bombings of been accused by the gov- after leading New York's Tuesday when defense attor- all vehicles. Courtroom spec- Prosecutors usually ask only two U.S. embassies in ernment of being a bomb FBI office at the time of the neys asked for a nearly month- tators passed through metal a few key witnesses to testify Africa. The attacks killed maker, document forger Sept. II, 2001, attacks, said long delay. detectors, and green cloth at such hearings. Authorities 224 people, including a and aide to bin Laden. He he thinks where detainees The start of the Article 32 covered fences were set up at have not said whether they dozen Americans. has denied knowing that are tried should be decided hearing involving Maj. Nidal the rear of the courthouse to will seek the death penalty if Ghailani has been TNT and oxygen tanks he on a case-by-case basis. He Hasan had been stalled prevent photographers from the case goes to trial. accused of helping build delivered would be used to said it makes sense to try for more than 2 1/2 hours catching even a glimpse of About 300 people were bombs. He has pleaded make a bomb. Ghailani in court because because of what Col. lames 1 lasan as he arrived. in the Soldier Readiness not guilty and denied Losing some evidence the evidence was gathered L Bob], a military judge act- TUesday was the third time Processing Center when knowing that explosives against Guantanamo with an eye toward pros- ing as the investigating offi- Hasan appeared in a military a gunman jumped up on he delivered would be detainees is a hazard ecuting the case. cer in the case, described as courtroom. I le did not speak a desk, shouted "Allahu used in the attacks. the government must Ait.in Guelman, a former scheduling issues. as he sat in his wheelchair Akbar!" — Arabic for "God Prosecutors decided to weigh in its quest to try federal terrorism prosecu- Shortly after it began, wearing his Army combat is great!" — and opened proceed without their top them in civilian courts, tor now in private practice defense attorney I.t. Col. Kris uniform and a knit cap that fire. Some described hid- witness. A judge ruled last experts said. in Washington, predicted Poppe asked that the proceed- he pulled down over his ears. ing under desks or pull- week that the man's testi- Fordham Law profes- the Ghailani case will impact ing be delayed until Nov. 8 and Hasan was paralyzed from the ing wounded soldiers out mony that he sold explo- sor Annemarie McAvoy, a where other Guantanamo said attorneys needed a day to chest down after being shot the door as the gunman sives to i ,li.ill,mi must be former federal prosecutor detainees will be tried. explain the request in writing. by Fort Hood police officers fired two pistols, one a excluded. The govern- with expertise in terrorist "If something goes dra- I'ohl adjourned the hearing during the attack, and he has semiautomatic. ment learned about him financing, said Ghailani s matically wrong, that could until Wednesday. been in custody since. Prosecutors quickly at a secret overseas CIA trial could cause Congress be relatively devastating," "We're not operating on a When the proceeding gets stopped witnesses from camp where harsh inter- to review how civilian trial I .in Ini,in said. He said the time limit or clock." I'ohl said. under way, Hasan Ls expected publicly discussing what rogations occurred. rules are applied. government needs to estab- Wive got to protect every- to be seated just a few feet they had seen because Ghailani, a Tanzanian, "Nobody really knows what lish clear rules about the cir- body's right. I've got to make from witnesses who will be of the complexity of any was arrested in Pakistan. the right thing to do is. We've cumstances under which a record." asked to describe the attack to case that qualifies for the The government has cho- never been in this situation detainees will be tried in I lasan, 40, is charged with the military courtroom. death penalty. sen not to use statements before," she said, noting she civilian courts. Housing Close to Campus th At Reasonable Prices V&&J S^eS «* Efficiencies, One ana Two Bedroom Apartments
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1:05 P.M. "Three of our resident early, they will get the chance BLOTTER 12:49 P.M. Clifford E Petrey. 59. of Bowling PREVIEW halls host tours on Preview in the Union Multipurpose A male reported that his apart- Green, was cited for disorderly ment had been broken into From Page 1 Day: McDonald. Kohl and room beginning at noon. THUR., OCT. 7 conduct/public urination near the Students can stop into the because the refrigerator was corner of South College Drive Kreischer Darrow and 746 P.M. moved out a couple of inches and and East Napoleon Road at the University. Gmipton," said Lisa Ingram, residence halls from about A silver bike valued at $100 was a mop bucket had been moved. According to Director of coordinator of market- 10 a.m. until the end of reported stolen within the 500 Admissions Gary Swegan. ing, communication and Preview Day. block o( N Enterprise St. 3:09 P.M. 11:17 P.M. Brandon J. Kruse. 25. of Bowling 130 academic and non- recruitment from the Office While the University is Leland Scott Pannell, 40. of Green, was arrested for drug academic programs will of Residence Life. offering the same programs FRI., OCT. 8 Humble. Texas, was cited for abuse/marijuana and possession have displays in ihe Ingram said students can they offer every Preview criminal trespass and disorderly of drug paraphernalia within the Union Ballroom from 9 make their own schedules Day, Doyle said she thinks it 12:28 A.M. conduct within the 100 block of N. 800 block of N Enterprise St a.m. until noon. and receive a personal tour will be a huge success. She Main St. Dane T. Szente, 20. of Lake. Ohio, Prospective students by students in the residence said this year they expect was cited for misrepresentation 10:19 P.M. will also have a chance to halls. They'll be able to see 100 more students; Swegan to obtain alcohol and underage SUN., OCT. 10 under the influence within the 100 A red and black lawnmower was speak with a representa- showrooms as well as real projected around 550-600 block of N. Main St reported stolen within the 900 tive from each college, rooms that students want to prospective students arriv- 112 A.M. block of N. Main St receive a campus lour and show off. Also, if students and ing (his Saturday. David D Dunlap. 23, of Pauldmg. Ohio, was arrested for tampering see actual student residen- parents have any questions "It 6 a really exciting day," 1:20 A.M. with evidence and cited for using MON., OCT. 11 tial rooms on campus. or want to sign up for housing Ingram said. Kristl C. Holiday. 18. of Solon. a weapon while intoxicated after Ohio, was cited for prohibited 1:37 A.M. allegedly tossing an unloaded acts/lending ID to another within Allison N. Hansen, 37 of Bowling handgun in the bushes near Lot 2. the 100 block of N Mam St. Green, was cited for operating a seem intent on shooting Brandon Barrett was head- vehicle impaired near the corner ARMY them, Burbank told KSI. ed to Utah for a violent 1:14 A.M. of North Grove Street and West From Page I Radio on Tuesday. confrontation but didn't 1:31 AM. Katrynn D. Ferguson. 18. of PoeRoad Outside the hotel, Barrett notify authorities. Shane Ashley E. Groover. 20. of Clyde. Perrysburg. was cited for prohib- then. You better call the shot and wounded a police Barrett has been critical of Ohio, was cited for underage ited acts/using the ID of another 2:13 A.M. police." officer in the leg, and was the way the military treat- under the influence within the 200 within the 100 block of N. Main St. Bryce D Fredrick, 18. of Sandusky; Barrett then walked out later killed by the officer, ed his brother after his block of N Church St. Zachary J. Cooper. 18, and of the garage where anoth- who shot him in the head return from Afghanistan. 232 A.M. Edward Z Haynes, 19. both er video camera followed "This was his only way Joe Kubistek, a spokes- 2:56 A.M. Samuel Galbway. of Copley, of Bellevue. Ohio, were cited him as he paced in a park- out," Burbank said. man for Lewis-McChord, for obstructing official business Brett David Laub. 24. of Littleton, Ohio, was cited for obstructing ing lot, apparently waiting The soldier's brother, told The Associated Press Cob., and Brandon M Sharpies. and underage under the influ- official business, underage under for police. Me had several Shane Barrett — a Tucson on Tuesday that he would 24. of Bowling Green, were cited the influence and prohibited acts ence within the 300 block of E for assault within the 500 block of at the center of Fraternity Row. Napoleon Road. encounters with residents police detective — said seek a response from Army E Wooster St. around the hotel but didn't Army investigators knew officials about the case.
2:38 A.M. TUES., OCT. 12 102 P.M. A female reportedly entered 12:03 A.M. A gold tennis bracelet valued at Circle K, 103 N. Prospect St. took Sughrue said in pretrial her defense attorney Tuesday, Joshua Lee Preston. 18. of Toledo. $250 was reported stolen within a bite out of a banana and then WELLS arguments Tuesday that apparently because she didn't was cited for possession of the 1000 block of Fairview Ave. From Page 1 Diehl-Armstrong will take get her medication Tuesday attempted to exit the store with- marijuana and possession of drug out paying for a box of donuts paraphernalia within the 1000 the stand. He revealed it morning. After Sughrue volunteer to be a walking time when he asked McLaughlin briefly told her how she might 4:59 P.M. 3:03 A.M. bomb. Federal prosecutors to allow testimony by Sadoff. better raise that issue with jail Rina M. Ballez. 52. of Bowling believe he either knew of or Sughrue argued that officials, she blew up. Green, was cited for shoplifting Kenneth C. Dippman II, 21, of ONLINE: Go to txjviewscom for at Meijer. Bowling Green, and Nicholas * the complete blotter list helped plan the robbery with- Sadoff's testimony is neces- T don't want to hear about Euston Pence, 21, of Columbus, out realizing he'd be forced to sary to explain to the jury how to talk to the prison were arrested for criminal damag- carry it out. how Diehl-Armstrong's people," she said in a rant SAT., OCT. 9 ing after allegedly throwing flower Diehl-Armstrong's trial mind works, and there- peppered with obscenities. pots m the street within the 400 1:50 A.M. was delayed for months fore to explain some of the "I don't need Doug Sughrue, block of S Church St CORRECTION Tyler Bruner and Amiee Hancock when U.S. District Fudge things the jury is likely to see who's never been in prison both of Troy. Ohio, were cited for POLICY Sean McLaughlin deter- and hear when she testifies. a single day, telling me how underage under the influence at 12:37 P.M. mined she was mentally Mclaughlin agreed to allow to act" Offenhauer East. An unlocked BMX bike valued at We want to correct all factual incompetent in July 2008. Sughrue is the third $500 was reported stolen within Sadoffs testimony, providing 2:31 A.M. errors. If you think an error has the 300 block of Parkview Drive. That occurred after her long- he doesn't render his opinion defense attorney to repre- Jason A. Dean. 23. of Findlay. was been made, call The BG News at time psychiatrist, Dr. Robert that Diehl-Armstrong's men- sent Diehl-Armstrong. She cited for open container within the 419-372-6966 Sadoff. testified she once tal illness diminished her fired the other two because 400 block of Thurstin Ave. stored 727 pounds of cheese, capacity or her culpability for she was dissatisfied with 389 pounds of butter and the alleged crimes. what she perceived to be 37 dozen eggs at her home Diehl-Armstrong, who has a lack of competence and Check us out online at: — without refrigeration. a history of outbursts, explod- even criticized how one of www.bgviev/s.com Now cleared for trial. ed in a torrent ol obscenities at them dressed.
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Sophomore. feedback at bgvwws.com Early Childhood Criminal Justice AYA Social Studies Middle Childhood Education A new awareness about WEAK SAUCE breast cancer awareness Businesses take advantage of pink products Quite the opposite, really. I'm Ehrenreich said, "Slap on a going to tell you how this cam- pink ribbon.'' paign is just another example The unmistakable logo is of pink-washing that is highly everywhere, indicating a por- publicized while almost com- tion of the proceeds are going pletely ineffective to breast cancer research, Ah. pink-washing. Qu'est-ce treatment and education, Have you checked the cal- que c'est? Pardon my French, from Yoplait yogurt to Mead endar? We're nearly half- but often times, when pnxl- office supplies, you would way through Breast Cancer ucts are specifically marketed think we would have a cure- Awareness Mont li. toward women, companies by now. That is, until one real- Yes. October means it's lime will clue women in by making izes this selfless contribution (once again) to save the boo- the item pink. I can't tell you is usually an inconsequential bies. Considering this is one how many times I've noticed fraction of the donor's profits. of the most popular afflic- a needful thing because the which undoubtedly increased tions ever, am 1 going to tell color indicated it was just with the additional branding. you how important this Issue for me, a woman. But if you Take for instance. Go Girl is and how we must all do really want to see this demo- energy drinks; the pink can our part by patronizing large graphic buying with a sense of businesses that donate money urgency, you'll have to take it a See CANCER I Page 8 to breast cancer research? No. step further and, like Barbara with comparison to Hitler celebrate Columbus Day, we that was behind the event or should also have a holiday for who I could contact if I had 1 litler. Now there's an unlikely questions. Nothing. pair: Adolph and Chris. This troubles me. Not that The handout questioned I have anything for or against whether we should honor Columbus Day. For some Add an RSVP note to the event: (Optional) someone who "committed it's a day off. For students at While on my way to the Union heinous crimes against indig- the University, it's part of fall recently, I was appioached enous people," and "continue break. For the rest of us, it's by someone with a sign to insult Native Americans merely another day. But what encouraging us to "Say No to and perpetuate a philosophy does annoy me is the fact that SAMKlttRMANN M~.ll Columbus Day." He handed of racism and domination" by statements are given out gra- me a small piece of paper honoring Columbus with a tis to passersbys with no sub- stating that Columbus set federal holiday. stantiation or backup. Surely the stage for the slave trade, Pretty strong stuff. on a modern university cam- LETTER TO THE EDITOR frequently stole from the One of several problems pus, where inquiry and the The insidious nature of gious invasion of privacy. inherited homophobia, and Natives, did not discover with the handout: It gave no debate of ideas are supposedly our biases Who would have imagined what started out as simply America and encouraged references to bolster any of held in high regard, one would the tragic outcome? mean and impulsive yields mass murder. Whew! its contentions. Another nag- think that statements such as I am a student in the However, as I am learning, heinous and destructive I also overheard one of his ging problem: The small (4.5 University's graduate pro- many of us engage in preju- results. We didn't intend companions talking to anoth- by 6 inch] piece of paper gave See COLUMBUSI Paqe 8 gram for mental health dice without full under- it, but we wielded power er passerby stating that if we no hint of the organization counseling. This semester standing of our behavior. we didn't know we had I am taking a course on In class, we are learning and delivered a crushing multiculturalism, and it is about "microaggressions," blow. Does "not meaning already affecting the way I which are unintentional, it" make us less account- look at the world. As I lis- yet demeaning actions la able? What responsibility ten to the unfolding story face that expresses con- do straight people have to Check us out online at: FALCON of Rutgers student Tyler tempt for or disapproval of make conscious what has dementi, I recognize some race or sexual identity). 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October 15.2010 5 BG NFWS WORLD BRIEFS WIRl Contested French Eight feared dead UN says more Protest ends Egypt sets new Photo shows immigration bill after cargo plane countries must with 1 dead in regulations on leak before passes hurdle crash near Kabul prosecute pirates Santo Domingo SMS services Hungary spill PARIS(AP) -Fiance's KABUL Afghanistan -A NAIROBI.Kenya -More SANTO DOMINGO. CAIRO - Egypt's BUDAPEST. Hungary - An lower house of parliament has cargo plane owned by a U S - countries must help Kenya to Dominican Republic -A telecommunications regulator aerial photo taken months before passed an immigration bill that based company crashed into prosecute Somali pirates, a top protest leader in the Dominican has set new rules for a gigantic reservoir unleashed would strip naturalized citizens mountains east of Afghanistan's UN. official said Tuesday, amid Republic said a man has been companies sending text torrents of toxic sludge shows a of their citizenship if convicted capital Kabul on Tuesday, with concerns that Kenya could be killed in a clash between police messages to multiple mobile faint red trail trickling through of murdering a police officer, initial reports saying all eight used as a dumping ground for and demonstrators demanding phones, in a move activists say the container wall - part of a judge or other representative of people aboard were killed, an the sea bandits who target ships highway repairs. will stifle efforts to mobilize growing body of evidence that voters ahead of upcoming the state. Afghan airport official said. for millions of dollars in ransoms. Victor Breton said not officers inspectors who gave the pit a parliamentary elections. clean bill of health may have Critics said the plan will The plane was flying from The secretary-general's special opened fire with live ammunition, missed warning signs. make second-class citizens Bagram Air Field, the main U S adviser on piracy law. Jack killing a 28-year-old man and Reform gioups in Egypt, as of immigrants who obtain military base in Afghanistan, Lang, said Kenya's concerns are wounding four other protesters. well as elsewhere in the region Police were examining the such as Iran, have increasingly French nationality. It would when it went down east of the understandable and it may want Police said they are photo Tuesday as part of an revoke citizenship from capital at about 8 p.m. (IS30 to renegotiate its agreements to investigating the incident in the relied on the Internet and mobile investigation into how part of people naturalized less than GMT). Kabul Airport Director take pirate suspects. The country northern province of Espaillat, phones to organize, mobilize and the wall containing the 10 million 10 years ago if they are Mohammad Yaqub Rassuli told currently has some 136 pirates but decline further comment evade government harassment cubic meters (350 million cubic The Associated Press. among its 53.000 prison inmates. Mahmoud el-Gwemi. feet) of caustic slurry could have convicted of murdering police Protesters in the towns of or other authorities. adviser to the Egyptian given way without structural An Associated Press "Kenya is taking a big part Lkey al Medio and Canca la telecommunication minister, weaknesses being detected by The conservative photographer near the scene saw of the burden." said Lang, a Reina blocked the road with a team of inspectors from the government's bill passed its first wreckage ablaze on a hillside French national. "We can't ask burning tires Tuesday to demand told The Associated Press government environmental just a few countries like Kenya Tuesday that companies sending hurdle in parliament Tuesday The cause of the crash authorities fix rampant potholes. to detain pirates for many years out text messages - known as agency who inspected the with 294 votes for and 239 wasn't immediately known. After the shooting, dozens container pond less than two against The bill must now go after conviction." SMS aggregators - must now Weather conditions were clear more joined the demonstration obtain licenses. weeks before the spill. before the Senate. Tuesday evening. Kenya said last month that to call for the arrest of any Disaster commissioner Gvcrgy agreements with Britain, the The decision was not meant Rassuli said all eight crew officers who fired weapons. U.S. and EU to prosecute to curb political activity, he Bakondi. appointed to the newly members were believed dead, said, but was spurred by created post Monday night, said although NATO and Afghan suspected pirates had lapsed. The East African nation also had concerns that "random" text Tuesday the inspections were troops were continuing with their under investigation, including agreements with Canada, China messages concerning sensitive search-and-rescue mission. claims by environmental and Denmark issues such as religious tension "We're still hoping to or the stock market could be inspectors that "they had found - Katharine Houreld(AP) find survivors." said NATO sent to consumers. everything in order. spokesman James Judge. "Were -Sarah El Deeb(AP) - Pablo Gorondi(AP) still searching." -Amir Shah (AP) Efforts under way to free 33 trapped Chilean miners respect their privacy. "We Acatama desert. By Vivian Sequervi After a series of successful have to protect them until Relatives privately shared The Associated Press tests with the escape capsule, "There is no need to try to start his remarks suggested there the last minute, until they stories of the divisivem-s SAN JOSE MINE, Chile - was no reason to wait any guessing what could go wrong. We have can return to normal lives with an Associated Cress The first of 33 trapped min- longer. Rescue workers on with their families." reporter who spent the past ers were expected to be lifted Monday had suggested the done that job. We have hundreds of Nearby, the miners' fami- month at the camp, fre- lies have been holding vigil at quently bedding down in a lo the surface late Tuesday men might not be pulled out different contingencies." after surviving more than until after dawn Wednesday. a place called "Camp 1 lope." tent beside theirs, sharing two months about half a Asked about the biggest Laurence Golborne | Mining Minister "Here the tension is high- coffee and gossip. mile below ground, Chilean technical problem that could er than down below. Down The feuds and jealousies officials announced. hit the rescue operation, ride to the outside world. news media. Officials say a there they are calm," said within families centered on Mining Minister Laurence coordinator Andre Sougarett "The miners are very siren would sound as each Veronica Ticona, sister of such matters as who got to Golborne said that officials said: "A rock could fall." busy — that's also to keep miner emerges. 29-year-old Ariel Ticona, a take part in weekend Video- "hope to have at least one "There is no need to try to their spirits up," said Health Then, they will ride in heli- trapped rubble-removal conferences with the miners, of our miners on the sur- start guessing what could go Minister Jaime Manalich. "It copters—two at a time if they machine operator. who received letters and wh> face" before the end of the wrong. We have done that remains a paradox — they're are in beds, or four at a time After 6H days of shared — or even who should speak day—apparently the longest job," a confident Golborne actually much more relaxed if they can sit up — to the fears and jitters — all of it to the media and how much period anyone has ever been said. "We have hundreds of than we are." regional hospital in Copiapo under the close scrutiny they should be revealing trapped underground. different contingencies." As the miners emerge, for a battery of physical and of dozens of reporters that about a family's interior life. President Sebastian Pinera Rescuers were keeping they will be sheltered from psychological exams. have now grown to a bat- Some relatives complained was expected to arrive short- the miners busy on final the glare of TV cameras. "Our job is to provide ben- talion — the early fellowship about distant kin seeking ly before the first miner is preparations they were to They will get an immediate efit and not harm," Manalich has frayed. Some relation- the international media pulled out in a carefully cho- climb into a custom-made medical check and gather said, urging the media — ships, once at least cordial, limelight, giving interviews reographed operation meant capsule for what tests indi- with a few family members more than 1.000 journalists are as hostile as the desolate about trapped miners they to minimize any risk. cated should be a smooth in an area closed to the are working on the story—to sands of the surrounding barelvknow. — Germany and Portugal win Security Council seats in UN Regular priced BGSU sweatshirt Heated three-way race causes badly trailing Canada to withdraw BOWtN THOMPSON STUDENT UNION offer good in store only. 419. 372-2851 httpJIiooHstore b9su.«lu By Edith M. 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That has not happend, as he is only 4-8 and Aaron Pankratz, the passing game lias BG has only five sacks through six on field goals this season, and he missed struggled, Both quarterbacks have thrown games on the season, and only half of an extra point in the Buffalo game which for more interceptions than touchdowns those have come from the defensive ended up costing the Falcons a chance this season, and when Schilz went down with a shoulder line. In fact, only one member of the line has recorded at overtime. injury against Marshall, Pankratz completed just 46.6 per- a sack: Chris Jones (pictured), who has 2.5 sacks on He has not helped BG out in terms of field-position too cent of his passes during Schilz's abscence. the year. much either, knocking three kickoffs out of bounds. Offensive Line Linebackers Punting Frankly, the line play has been rather While being an undersized group, and This grade doesn't just fall on Wright— poor this season. I Asing center Ben Bojick often having problems tackling the play whose 41.8 yards per punt average is fairly (pictured) for two games did not help. of the linebackers has been suspect but respectable — but also on punt coverage, The Falcons are averaging a meager 2.3 not terrible. which has not been good. yards per carry on the ground. While the Dwayne Woods has been the best play- The Falcons have forced opposing play of the running backs has not helped er of the group, with Kugene "Champ" teams to only call fair-catch once, and this number, running the ball starts with Fells (pictured) also playing well, contrib- Wright hasn't been too great himself, the offensive line. With a passing game uting 48 tackles — 4.5 for a loss — with a despite his average. that has struggled, BG needs to be able to run the ball. sack, an interception and a recovered fumble. He has often shanked punts, and has hit a lot of punts In addition to this, the offensive line has giving up 16 However, the unit has had too many missed tackles, poorly, with most of the yards coming off of the rolls his sacks on the year, or just under three per game. which have often led to big gains for opponents. kicks get. Backs/Receivers D- Secondary O Return game As mentioned above, the play of the It's hard to be critical of a unit that Aside from a big play from Eugene Cooper, running backs has been poor this year. was largely responsible for BG's only win, the return game has been average, mostly While Willie Geter (pictured) has put up but the play of the secondary has been a due to block-in-the-back penalties from 406 yards, that is only good for 67.7 yards classic Catch-22. They are aggressive and the blockers, which have negated several per game and he is only averaging 3.6 force turnovers, but also give up a ton of big plays. yards per carry. yards through the air. Tyrone Pronty (pictured) has made the Aside from Kamar Jorden, the play The secondary has eight of the team's most noise returning kicks, returning 24 of the receivers have no been much 11 interceptions on the season, includ- kicks for 510 yards—good for a 21.2 yard per better. The group as a whole have been plagued by ing pick-sixes from Booboo Gates (pictured) and Robert return average — with a long return of 49 yards. drops this year, not a good thing when dealing with Uanil and even have contributed a blocked kick Safety Gates has eight kick returns for 159 yards — a 19.9 yard inexperienced quarterbacks. Keith Morgan leads the team with three interceptions. per return average. D> I • , The bright spots Dwayne Woods (pictured) has been perhaps While only a walk-on to the football team, eans List: <*&** the lone bright spot on the entire defense this Fugene Cooper (pictured) has made an impact team season. His 73 total tackles are among the most in the return game for the Falcons. Kamar Jorden (pictured) has been incon- in the nation, and his 1.5 sacks are second most He is the only member of the team to have sistent at times this season, but has been the on the team. returned a punt this season, returning 10 on best player on the offense. His 50 catches and He is also tied for second on the team with two I the season. 551 yards are by far the most on the team, interceptions, including one he returned for a He has accumulated 118 return yards on and he is tied for first on the team with three touchdown. I le has broken up five passes, and defended seven the season - good for a 11.8 yards per return average — and touchdown receptions. more. 1 le has also forced a fumble and recovered a fumble. returned a punt 63 yards for a touchdown against Troy. 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October 15.2010 7 THEBGNEWS SUDOKU 4 7i 3 6 1 5 6 7 2 8 7 5 3 9 8 6 3 2 5 3 6 2 6 7 9 7 8 6 2 \ i 5 7 1 2 5 9 7 SUDOKU 1 V 6 9 S I 8 E Z To play: Complete the grid £ I 8 L Z 6 S t 9 so that every row. column TYIERSUBILE 1HFBGWW I IS 8 V E I I 6 and every 3x3 box contains S 8 I » i 9 lit BOOT: Sophomore midfielder Joey D'Agostino looks to make a play in a game earlier this season. the digits 1 to 9.There is no 9 6 £ Z L 8 V S L guessing or math involved. til 6 £ S 9 I 8 Just use logic to solve. 6 E » S 9 Z L 8 I BG soccer heads to Indianapolis to »zi I 6 t E 9 S t S 9 £ 8 L i!l take on nationally ranked Butler By John Lopez a difficult challenge for Reporter "Just like against Buffalo, we need to the Falcons. "We are excited with the maintain a balance between offense and After an impressive 2-0 opportunity," said Falcons' win over conference foes keeperMiguel Rosales. "We defense. We need to continue to take our Buffalo, the Falcon soccer can give Butler their first team will face off against loss, but we need another chances offensively." the nationally ranked Butler great performance like we Women's golf Bulldogs Wednesday. had against Buffalo, espe- The Falcons will have cially on defense." Miguel Rosales | BG goalkeeper to continue to play solid Although he is a keep- defense if they hope to er, Rosales also knows sivc Sam Galloway is cau- are OK with that, as long as finishes ninth at win their third consecu- how important offensive tiously optimistic about we work hard and play to tive game for the first continuity can be. today's game. the best of our abilities." time under head coach "lust like against Buffalo, "Going into the Butler The Falcons will make Eric Nichols. we need to maintain a bal- game we obviously have the trek to Indianapolis's Zippy Invitational The challenge will be ance between offense and our work cut out for you," Butler Bowl, looking to tough. Butler, ranked in defense," Rosales said." We Galloway said. "We want to knock a stout Butler team By Kristi Kopaniatz Susy the top ten in every sig- need to continue to take be able to do everything we from the ranks of the col- Reporter nificant national college our chances offensively." can to do our best out there, lege unbeaten. Kickoff for Gruden soccer poll, will present The continually impres- and if that's not enough we the contest will be at 4 p.m. Finished two When traveling to Akron strokes behind for the Zippy Invitational the leader over Fall Break the wom- en's golf team faced Paula DiFrancesco Running between the tackles tough competition. scored 173 and 179. The Sophomore Susy Grunden team was in ninth place looked to win this tourna- going into the final day. ment for the second year in DiFrancesco improved a row. She was second after eight strokes in her final the first round. Grunden round. Both her and shot a 74 the first round Ruthenberg tied for 55th. and a 77 during the second The Falcons shot the round. She was 2 strokes same team total (334) the behind the leader. first and third rounds. They Senior co-captain ended the tournament in Lauren Glew scored an 80 ninth place. Host team during the second round Akron won the event. and entered day two tied Grunden finished the for 38th. Trailing right tournament third. This behind Glew was fresh- is the third time she has man Bailey Arnold, two placed in the top three. strokes behind. Glew fin- Bowling Green com- ished the tournament pletes their five-tournament 31st with a 250 over three fall schedule Monday and rounds. Arnold finished Tuesday when they travel just behind with a 258. to Nashport, Ohio, for the Sophomore Amy Duramed Mid-American Ruthenberg and junior Conference Preview. V/s/t us online at: ANDREAFEHl IHI Pi. MM www. t> €J v/ ws.com HIT THE HOLE: Willie Geter takes a handoff from Matt Schilz Saturday at Ohio. He ran for 98 yards on 22 carnes with a touchdown against the Bobcats. 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(AP) — A ring was gone forever. decided to surprise Norma blockbuster Montana woman received a This spring she decided Welker with the cleaned up 4 Burning 5 Medieval castle tower big surprise for her 80th birth- her garden was too diffi- ring for her 80th birthday. 6 Clinton's department day — the wedding ring she cult to keep up and asked "I really couldn't believe it." 7 Tucker of country lost eight years ago. her grandson to till it so she Norma Welker said. "It just 8 "Float like a butterfly" boxer 9 Accel.s opposite, In music Norma Welker of Shelby could plant grass. seemed like it was so impos- 10 Flash Gordon weapon told the Great Falls Tribune Nick Welker was tilling sible. I asked him, where on 11 Random assortments she took the ring off while the area when he spotted Earth did you get this?" 12 Course taker 40 Clickable pic 13 Not kidding 41 Day of rest she was arranging flowers cut what he thought was a pop Norma Welker points out 18 It drops with 45 Fishing village that from her garden. top. He bent down to pick it that if her grandson hadn't fog' Abbr. became Tokyo A phone call distracted her up and found what looked found the ring it likely would 23 Tsp. or tbsp. 46 "Gracias" response while she cleaned up and she like his grandmother's lost have been lost forever after the 25 Jerry's comedy 48 High chain partner 49 Finalizes, as a eel didn't realize the ring was wedding ring. area was planted with grass. 27 _ II razor 50 Word-for-word missing until after her trash I Us grandfather is deceased, As surprising as the find 28 Fashionably dated reference? had been hauled away. 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