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DNA tests Graduation rates consistent may clarify By Andrew Scharf 'As tuition costs go up, the time required to get a degree becomes counseling and learning com- identity of RCrORTE* munities on campus. The It's a common misconccplion a greater concern for students and parents." Summer Advantage is one result (hat il now lakes more than four of the Success Challenge pro- missing boy years lo graduate with a bache- WILLIAM KNIGHT, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH gram. By Mike Robinson lor's degree. However, four-year This program gives S30O to stu - IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS graduation rates have not average Bowling Green student One reason the University Bowling Green receives S3.5 mil- dents who can graduate in four CHICAGO — Initial tests changed over the past few years. graduated in 4.3 years. This figure strives for a four- year graduation lion from Success Challenge. years by attending summer failed to show whether a boy left According to reports from the ranks in the middle range for rate is because of the Success With increased stale budget cuts courses. The program has helped at a suburban hospital was the Office of Institutional Research, Ohio colleges. Challenge program. for higher education, the pro- approximately 500 students each same boy who has been missing approximately 30 percent of stu- Making sure students graduate Success Challenge is a slate gram has become essential to the summer. from his North Carolina home dents graduate in four years. This in the quickest time possible is a program that gives financial University. "It's done some good things for more than two years, the FBI rate has been the same for over a concern for University officials. incentives to universities for each "Departments have come to our graduation rates in the sum- said yesterday. decade, and is similar to other "As tuition costs go up, the time student that graduates in four depend on this for survival," I. mer.'' Linda Dobh executive vice Authorities estimated results universities in Ohio. required to get a degree years. The program was started Michael Sproule, director of the president, said. from DNA testing would take at According to an Ohio Board of becomes a greater concern for during the 1997-1998 school school of communication stud- Beyond the Success Challenge least another 48 hours. Regents report on colleges and students and parents," William year. State-wide, the program ies, said. and Summer Advantage pro- "Everything else came back universities during the 1998-1999 Knight, director of planning and gives colleges approximately $40 The Success Challenge's funds inconclusive," FBI spokesman and 1999 - 2000 school years, the institutional research, said. million in additional funding. go to several programs including GRADUATING. PAGE 2 Ross Rice said. Rice also said Ricky Quick, who described himseif as the youngster's father, was ques- tioned by agents Tuesday night and had been cooperative. Quick was released after answering the questions. Grads to gain Authorities are trying to PAT MCGEE BAND determine if the boy — who has identified himself as FJi Quick- is actually Tristen "Buddy" Myers. from training Tristen was 4 years old when he vanished from his great By Nick Kos dents will benefit because they aunt's home in North Carolina more than two years ago. CUES! REPORTER will have a graduate student Over the next three years, stu- w <• • The FBI had been hoping it working with them, who has a lot would not have to wait for the dents and teachers from local of content knowledge in a partic- schools will leam science and DNA results to determine if the ular field of math or the natural i boy is Tristen. They had hoped mathematics in new ways with sciences," Dr. Lena Ballone, the assistance of graduate stu- assistant professor in the college that quicker tests, such as fin- dents from Bowling Green. gerprints, blood types and den- of education, said. tal records, would give them The National Science The program is currently in HHt * T Foundation (NSF) awarded a the organizational stages. "No enough information to be cer- $1.4 million grant to the one is out in the schools yet," Van tain. University to form a cooperative Hook said. "That will not happen The boy was brought to an Evanston hospital in February learning experience in the class- until September because it takes ,*\ room. by Quick, who said he wanted a while to get things off the the youngster evaluated for Teachers from participating ground." local districts will work with aggressive behavior. Because of According to Ballone, the w„# V, the boy's unkempt appearance, University graduate students team is still selecting teachers juvenile officials were called. from the natural sciences and from the surrounding districts 1 \} ". t ~ Authorities said that when math departments to improve and graduate students to partici- ► • Quick sought to leave the hospi- the teaching of science and math pate in the program. "After the tal, police were called, and they from kindergarten to high teachers and graduate students found an outstanding theft war- school. have been sorted out and rant for him. What makes this program picked, the graduate students {■■ M The Illinois Department of unique from the graduate stu- and the teachers will take a six Children and Family Services dents' perspectives is they will week training course over the circulated the youngster's pic- learn about teaching beyond summer that will teach them ture to the National Center for what they get from the regular inquiry methods," she said. Missing and Exploited Children. programs here at the University, She also said this teaching k A Eventually it was shown to the according to Dr. Stephen Van experience would count toward Myers family, who thinks he Hook, an associate professor of the graduate students' assistant- physics. Van Hook is working looks like Tristen. ships by providing them a posi- On yesterday, reporters found with Dr. Robert Midden, an tion outside of the University Quick at an apartment where assistant professor of chemistry with teachers at local schools. neighbors say he has been stay- and director of the project. Not only will the training

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FOR A WEB EXCLUSIVE STORY ON THE CLIMBING WALL AT THE STUDENT RECREATION CENTER VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday, May 1.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Bush to Advisers key to timely graduation speak on GRADUATING, FROM PAGE I director of academic enhance- schedules. Another continuing problem graduating in four years. war status ment, said. "In some cases there is no flex- for the University and graduation "If I would have stayed with grams, the University works to Cesarini believes that students ibility," Cesarini said. rates are the budget cuts. CS, I would have graduated on see students graduate as quickly need to continue meeting with Departments try to alleviate Reductions in funding have hurt time." Matt Fomadel, a third- from ship advisors even if they have this problem as best they can. the number of classes and pro- year sophomore, said. "I was on as possible using academic advi- BUSH, FROM PAGE 1 sors. declared a major. Cesarini notes This can include making stu- fessors available to students. pace, but I didn't like the major Academic advisors, especially that the job of the advisor is to dents pre-register for classes "It's hard to get growth when and I wasn't doing well." keep students on track. through the department. This all you can do is replace faculty Fomadel switched from com- from the Oval Office on March those in the office of Prc-Major 19 to announce to start of com- Advising, must work hard to keep "Ideally students should talk allows the department to careful- that have retired or resigned," puter science to visual commu- with their advisor every semester ly place students in upper divi- Sproule said. nication technology this past bat. students focused. Advisors in the It will come as the Lincoln is office of pre -major advising work before registering," Cesarini said. sion classes. For some students the idea of year. He understands the difficult In a some cases there are too "It's a pretty tight match graduating in four years is not task of trying to graduate in four several hundred miles off the to connect with undecided stu- California coast, steaming dents. many obstacles in the way of stu- between the number of seats and possible, despite all the work of years. dents graduating in four years. the number of students who the University. Transfer students "It seems to take careful plan- toward San Diego. The earner's "We try to get a sense of what eventual destination is its the student is interested in pur- Students may have a hard time want to take that class," Sproule and students who have switched ning and lots of luck," Fomadel fitting required classes into their said. majors often have a difficult time said. home port of Everett, Wash. suing." Lisa McHugh Cesarini, The Lincoln has been at sea for about nine months. Bush's advisers and GOP leaders see the speech as part of a process of turning the coun- try's attention to Bush's domes- tic agenda after the military Sciences c successes in Iraq. "It's a pivoting point for all of Road map' to bring peace us," said Senate Majority benefit Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn„ after a By Dan Perry presented to Israeli Prime year, would see the creation of a nuts-and-bolts cease-fire efforts White House session in which IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Minister Ariel Sharon by U.S. Palestinian state with provision- — have failed, and wrangling Bush previewed his speech and IFRUSAJJiM — International Ambassador Daniel Kurtzer in al borders. Tough issues are left over this one has already begun. talked about moving on to from Grad mediators presented Israeli and lerusalem. Shortly thereafter, for the last phase, such as final Sharon issued a terse state- building support for his tax cut Palestinian leaders yesterday Abbas received it in the West borders, the conflicting claims ment saying he had received the plans. with a new Middle Fast "road Bank town of Ramailah from to lerusalem and the fate of mil- document "for the purpose of The president will reach the teachers map," an ambitious blueprint representatives of the four par- lions of Palestinian refugees and formulating comments on the IJncoln in a small Navy plane for ending 31 months of vio- ties that drew up the plan: the their descendants who claim the wording." Palestinian Foreign that will make a cable-assisted TRAINING, FROM PAGE 1 lence and establishing a United States, Russia, the right to return to what is now Minister Nabil Shaath, in con- landing on the deck. The carri- Palestinian state. European Union and the United Israel. trast, called for "implementing er will be too far offshore for the teaching skills as well. "The The U.S.-backed plan is sup- Nations. usual mode of presidential training the students cain and "The road map represents a the road map immediately." ported bv a unique consensus of "For the first time in a verv starting point toward achieving Acting U.S. Consul-General arrival, a helicopter flight, offi- the learning experience they world leaders and comes at a gain from the classroom will longtime, Israel and the interna- the vision of two states — a Jeff Feldman said: "The road cials said. time when U.S. clout is at a high tional community have a part- secure state of Israel and a map is a guideline; it's not a The aircraft, an S-3B, called a help improve science teaching point in the wake of Saddam ,n the c ollegc level because the ner to go back to the table with," viable, peaceful, democratic sacred text or treaty." Larsen also "Viking," is used routinely for graduate students will most Hussein's ouster in Iraq. U.N. envoy Terje Roed-Larsen Palestine," President Bush said said implementation would be reconnaissance and mine- likely become a college science It also coincides with the told The Associated Press. "We in a statement. negotiated, and a diplomatic detection, according to a teacher, so this will improve advent of a new Palestinian have, hopefully, a peace process His spokesman, Ari Fleischer, source said the United States Pentagon fact sheet. It only car- their teaching skills for wherev- leader. Mahmoud Abbas, who going." said Abbas will be invited to the might dispatch an envoy for the ries a pilot and several crew er they leach," Ballone said. was inaugurated as prime min- The three-year outline calls, in White House to meet with Bush. task. members. Bush, a former pilot Graduate students will assist ister on yesterday. He has the first crucial phase, for a No date was given. Secretary of Israel's most important objec- himself, will sit beside the pilot, schools in East Toledo, denounced terrorism and Palestinian crackdown on tenor State Colin Powell will travel to tion is to the implication that it White House aides said. Springfield, Howling Green and vowed to end attacks on Israelis, groups and an Israeli freeze on the region in May and will meet must carry out its part — includ- Although the plane will have Wood County. The University but the dimensions of the prob- Jewish settlements, combined Sharon and Abbas. ing a politically difficult freeze an arrested landing — its for- departments assisting in the lem were illustrated by the fact with a "progressive" Israeli pull- Both sides say they want to on lewish settlements — at the ward speed will be checked by program are biology, chemistry, that a suicide attacker who killed out from the autonomous end violence that since same time as the expected cables stretched across the geology, psychology, mathe- three bystanders was linked to a Palestinian zones its iroops September 2000 has killed 2,287 Palestinian crackdown on mili- deck — administration officials matics, physics, astronomy and group within Abbas' own Fatah reoccupied during the current people on the Palestinian side tants. said such landings were routine the Division of Teaching and party. round of fighting. and 763 people on the Israeli aboard carriers and not viewed Learning. The plan, whose details have A second phase, which could side But past plans — whether as particularly risky. been known for months, was begin as early as the end of the grand end-of-conflict designs or Bush will spend the night and leave the ship on Friday— this time by helicopter — BG News welcomes your ideas for Mure stories before it docks in San Diego. • Call us at 372-6966 * • 2 IF

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UNIVERSITY ON TANZANIANS' TOUR ITINERARY www.utnews.com/campus As part of an exchange program sponsored by the U.S. State Department, sixTanzanian businessmen and women will begin a three-week tour in the area by attending a mar- keting and business seminar this morning at the University. The groups will also visit Detroit, Findlay, Columbus and Shipshewana, Indiana in hopes of learning how to expand the market for their Hast African products. CAMPUS

10 a.m. 4 p.m. 7 pm stereotypical role, while Jose Capture the Flag Informational Film: Rebels With A Cause Francisco sees in Nora a chance to Table Sponsored by American Culture escape the confines of Franco's Sponsored by Campus Crusade tor Studies Spain. Do not miss Ohio director Christ Olscamp Hall 111 Timothy Ashton's latest production Union Lobby Gish Theater 7 p.m. 11 a.m. -1 p.m. "Spanish Heat" 8pm Relay For Life Raffle Sponsored by the Spanish Slave Ship South. A Short Film getaufe^^^^^^ rhc calendar of events is taken from H S| ^K Raffle to benefit the American Department Producciones 682 Sponsored By The Spanish ^^"^ htlpj/eventsigsu.edu ; ■ ^^L^^- Cancer Society. Sponsored by ITS presents "Spanish Heat." This Department Union Lobby short film is about Nora, a sexy This short movie contains scenes "blond bombshell" that travels which the director has gone through great efforts not to let 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. -8 pm. Noon - 4 p.m. tram Hollywood to Spain to film her anyone see until the official show- University Bookstore's Book Buy NSSLHA Lecture BG SHAC Questionnaires Latino Cultural Arts Committee next big movie. In Spain she meets Back Sponsored by the National Student Sponsored by the BG Student Raffle the handsome lose Francisco ing on today here on campus This Union Multipurpose Room Speech. Language & Hearing Housing Action Committee. Rattle to benefit Gabiel Marquez whose writing dreams are stilled film will follow or precede "Spanish Association. Union Lobby Fund. by the Franco dictatorship Nora Heat" Union Room 201 Union Lobby tinds hope that Jose Francisco will Gish Theater help her break Iree trom her Stanford to crack down on underage drinking ByKimvo freshmen dorm rooms, which the "We'll continue to afford students the free- calls the year before. already on alcohol suspension. •NIGHT BI0DIR NEWSPAPERS university considers students' Wilson said the statistics would Students who oppose the latest SAN IOSF., Calif. - It's an open private domain. It also side-steps dom to make responsible choices. This is quickly rise if she had more than policy say they want to protect secret that Stanford University is dorms with all four classes fresh- what has set Stanford apart from its peers, three officers per shift the unique openness that exists lax about underage drinking. men through seniors even Over the years Stanford has at Stanford, arguing that it's If you're under 21, you can't though most of the students who our trust in students' ability to do the right become so permissive that stu- much safer than students sneak- drink on campus except at par- live there are underage. thing." dents, including the underage ing drinks. Students rely on their ties, in lounges, while standing on Stanford officials won't say ones, leave their dorm room resident assistants to nurse them a sunny patio or sipping a beer in spedflcaDywhal sparked the new doors open while they drink so through hangovers and, when your room with the door wide |M>licy, other than that it came up GENE AWAKUNI, VICE PROVOST FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS resident assistants can guard necessary, take them to the hos- open so the dormitory staff can during an annual policy review. .iC.imst alcohol-related ass;iulis pital They worn' thai trust will lx' see you. Pie new dean of freshmen, Julie and illness. tarnished if the RAs turn Into belief that students are responsi- and 1,400 deaths annually, But this fall, in an attempt to Lylhcott-Haims, said freshmen In recent years, the campus has those that bust them for booze. ble for their own behavior. according to a study published curb that drinking culture, dorms were targeted because tried to combat drinking Domi I Iniversity officials say that RAs "We'll continue to afford stu- last year, In the 1980s, a dnmk fra- Stanford will ban drinking in the there have been more problems funds can no longer IK- used to wont be enforcers, but it's dents the freedom to make lerniiy member drowned in lounges, hallways and patios of there. "ITiere is a great deal more buy booze, and non-alcoholic urn tear what will happen if a staff its 10 all-freshmen dorms. alcohol abuse in all-freshmen responsible choices." said Gene Stanford's Lake Lagunlta; in 1998. drinks must be served alongside member spots a freshman with a Awakuni. vice provost for student a Stanford senior fell from a two- More than 2,200 students and donns than in dorms with upper- the spirited ones at campus par- drink affairs. "This is what has set story balcony in an alcohol-relat- alumni have signed an online classmen," she said. ties, which must be registered "People are going to drink Stanford apart from its peers, our ed accident. petition protesting the change. Historically, Stanford has with the university. whether the university allows trust in students' ability to do the Last year, Stanford police wrote "There are a lot of double stan- staked out a unique position on Stanford has also started crack- them to or not," said sophomore right thing." 44 tickets for underage drinking dards," said Jeff Cooper, an alum- underage drinking. While techni- ing down on groups that flout the Frances Lewis, 19. The old policy But Stanford hasn't been and responded to 22 calls asking nus who posted die online peti- cally banning the practice, it has rules. Last year, the university is belter, she said, "so I'm not immune from the troubles of col- for help after a student tion. l>een loose on enforcement. The band was placed on travel sus- shutting my door, taking 12 sliois. lege drinking a national problem overindulged. There were 63 The policy doesn't include attitude stems from Stanford's pension for serving booze while then going to the party." that causes half a million injuries alcohol violations and 30 medical

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NBC correspondent Andrea Mitchell, on an erroneous closed-caption news report that her husband, Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, had been hospitalized "with an enlarged prostitute.'' He had undergone prostate surgery. (novstawk.com) OPINION Tanning: your skirfs worst enemy Has anyone noticed that a lot look, tanning is bad for every- your looks in the long run. The effects of exposure to tan- According to AAD's Web site, seems to be spraying your body of girls (and guys) around this one's health. According to AAD, UV radia- ning beds usually does not show the Food and Drug tan. Again, no harm to your skin campus are darker than usual? According to the American tion can also have a damaging up for years. Cancer and wrin- Administration and the Centers and a nice, bronze color. Some look exotic and healthy, Academy of Dermatology, UV effect on the immune system. kles do not appear right away. for Disease Control and You can also just stay natural as if they have just come back radiation from the tanning beds Tanning beds may be worse than Damage to the skin accumulates Prevention encourage people to and avoid the risk of a tanning from a tropical paradise. Others can cause skin cancer. Even peo- we thought. over time. avoid using tanning beds. experience gone bad. look scary and discolored like ple who only tan moderately are Experts say that the large So if your tanning is prolonged There are alternatives to tan- Tanning beds do nothing they have some kind of skin dis- at risk for skin cancer. number of people going to tan- over years, you increase your ning in tanning beds. There are more than harm your skin. You ease. Skin cancer is not the only ning beds has caused an increase chance of getting skin cancer. plenty of sunless tanners. The may think that you are getting a Still others look red and thing to worry about. Premature in the number of skin cancer The lighter your skin, the greater iotions seem to be popular and "healthy glow" but you are dam- uncomfortable and we all know aging of the skin and wrinkles cases. In this next year alone, your risk Every skin tone will they do not harm the skin. Many aging your skin beyond repair. they spent a little too much time are caused by exposure to UV there will likely be 1.3 million experience premature aging of moisturize and some even have When you're wrinkly in your 40s, in the tanning bed. No matter radiation. If you're going tanning new skin cancer cases diagnosed the skin if exposed over a long sunscreen in them. are you going to care if you were how good or bad these people to look good, you're just hurting in the United States. time. Another trendy alternative tan in your 20s? Probably not.

ERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE The economy isn't ON THE STREET the child's best interests at heart. abortion is the chance to do as bad as you think Kids do not Abortion is the hard-won right more with their lives than to As graduating seniors, the missing $349 billion sur- of every woman, for it is she spend them tied down by pover- alone who should have say over what advice would EVAN plus projected by the always equal ty and unwanted children. Congressional Budget Office her body. The decision of Every woman should have the you give to all the MANROW whether or not to abort a preg- for 2003. Even if tax cuts lower happiness right to pursue whatever will underclassmen? Opinion Columnist revenue by one dollar for every nancy is (and should be) a pri- make her happy. For myself and vate decision made by a woman dollar cut, which they don't, the I was sincerely disturbed to many other women, children are I can't shake this feeling that numbers still don't add up. The read Katie Riddle's column and her health care provider. not a part of that — at least, not Before Roe v. Wade, in the maybe all the woeful banter in fact is, the remaining $225 bil- Tuesday, asking "How can soci- yet. Considering the fact that 49 the press and on the airwaves lion of surplus, and all the ety allow abortion?" Apparently, 1950s, roughly 1 million illegal abortions were performed in the percent of pregnancies in the nowadays is just a new form of deficit we're seeing now, is Ms. Riddle would rather bring an United States every year, and United States are unintended, the cynicism that gave us Y2K. because of the cost and eco- unwanted child into the world, over 1,000 women died each year perhaps we as a society should You remember Y2K, don't nomic impact of Sept. 11, the to be raised by parents (or a par- as a result. Ms. Riddle claims that focus more on contraception, you?The world was supposed defense budget and the largest ent) who did not want the child having an abortion "means los- responsible sex education and to come crashing down at the spending increases for things to begin with than abort it. This ing the chance to do more with emergency contraception. stroke of midnight on Ian. 1, COREY JONES 2000 because of a hard-wired like education we've seen in child will not receive the love, their life than making money, history. Think Bush cut money hugs or smiles that Ms. Riddle working and then dying" I, how- SARAH SEIBERT IPC computer bug that couldn't read dates. We bought canned for education? You obviously extols. Obviouslv, Ms. Riddle has ever, feel that for some women STUDEMT "Take lots of naps to food, generators and bottled don't remember the biggest prepare yourself for the water, and made people like hike in education spending in night festivities." Gary North rich beyond belief our nation's history, co- by buying their survival guides. authored by none other than Well, we dealt with the prob- Ted Kennedy. But I forget Know facts behind candidates lems then, and the new millen- myself, he must be in on this nium went off without a hitch, "vast right-wing conspiracy" JOHN beat up on George Voinovich for purpose. And here is an excerpt save a car plant in Nebraska thing, too. TYLISZCZAK not supporting his economic from Bush's State of the Union somewhere. We're dealing with Here's when the economy plan, but not with his visit to address that shows his moral problems now, too. picks up, when we stop kidding Guest Columnist places that need a boost in fiber The weather is warming up, ourselves and pretending like morale. "I ask you to protect infants at and gas prices are falling. we live in the "worst economy Of course Bush is splitting his the very hour of birth and end Despite our "economic slump," since World War II." We need to This column is in response to focus between the economy and the practice of partial-birth abor- people are still spending, and take responsibility for our- Craig Stem's U-wire column in national security, no candidate tion. And because no human life SANDY BARTUCCIO unemployment is still below six selves, and stop pretending like yesterday's paper. Let me start by running will focus on just one should be started or ended as PURCHASING & PRODUCTION percent; we used to call that we can't succeed because the saying I am a democrat, a bleed- issue. And of course Bush will the object of an experiment, I ask "prosperity." Now, we call it a world won't let us. Bad things ing heart liberal. I believe in flat promote his achievements in you to set a high standard for "Don't rent from recession. Nine candidates for happen, but right now we're tax rales and socialized health- national security, but he also has humanity and pass a law against Greenbriar." the Democratic presidential missing two authoritarian care among other liberal ideolo- the economic plan that his all human cloning" (New York nomination have nine different regimes we had two years ago, gies. I lowever, I am as conserva- father didn't have. Times). solutions to the problem, more we're keeping more of the tive as anyone is when it comes If you are going to invoke the And one last thought on moral than one of them involving money we make, almost all of to National Security. National memory of President Hoover, fiber Moral fiber? Bill Clinton? Dick Gephart's socialized us still have our jobs and our Security is a preventive measure then at least know the economic Come on! health care scheme. Never mind that the last president to biggest fear is a disease that, as and not a reactionary one. I feel decisions he made that con- Let's not forget either that the I've heard, hasn't killed a single Craig's column may have been push through social programs tributed to the Great Depression. "Golden Days" of Clinton's person in the United States yet. misleading, so let me clarify He raised taxes in a recession; he Administration were based on of that scope gave us double- things. digit unemployment and dou- So, before you let Dick didn't cut them. And that's what 11, i in hi li i us corporate earnings Gephart convince you that a The column started by making democrats want in this reces- reports. I understand there were ble-digit inflation. Oh yeah, light of President Bush's trip to inflation: that's another prob- perpetual $230 billion a year sion; those who forget history are good aspects of Clinton's eco- program costs less than the tax our home state of Ohio. Guess doomed to repeat it. nomic policies, but all of the lem we don't have right now, what? Those steel plants and MEGAN BOLLENBACHER right along with high interest cut that won't total one-sixth Craig's column also suggested investors who were robbed by that cost over the same period, weapon manufacturing plants that Bush is "secretly banking on these corporate thieves were rates. The only problem our are kind of key to the economy. PURCHASING & PRODUCTION country has with interest rates bust out your Tl-89, crunch the hope that the recession will being cheated when Clinton was some numbers and get back to The manufacturing index is a correct itself without him actual- in office, and the thieves were is that they have to go up in the key factor in the growth of the "Never schedule classes future, because they're at the work We should be cutting the ly doing anything." I seem to caught while Bush was in office. before 1 p.m. on Fridays." economy (yeah, I guess Andrew recall hearing something about a floor right now. increases in spending with Carnegie would be proud). Since I have all but used up This says something interest- these tax cuts, not increasing S750 billion economic package my allotted space for this col- My hometown is just outside ing about the complaints of the those rates. So put away your of Youngstown, Ohio and that Bush's administration created umn, 1 won't be able to address and are trying to get passed size of our budget deficit which bottled water and stop stock- city has suffered more than any the rest of the inaccuracies from is only a problem if it drives up through Congress, but I guess yesterday's column, lust know piling your prescription drugs. other due to the loss of the steel interest rates. The president's The recession wasn't that bad, mills. Oh, and those weapons that doesn't count. This package that the full information wasn't tax cut, this year costing $91 may have its flaws but this coun- provided. I would suggest that and it's not getting worse; I'll manufacturers he visited in billion, has been blamed for see you on the other side. I jma. they lost 500 jobs when try has yet to see a perfect eco- for future reference people focus the wonderful President Clinton nomic package. on what their candidate can and slashed military spending. I think the next part was the will do, and not what they feel Remember, those bombs and most amusing part of yesterday's are the shortcomings of the planes we spend all of that column. The column says Bush incumbent. I guess for this next IT'S YOUR LAST CHANCE! lacks strong moral fiber because election the democrats might ANNA BARNES money on don't make them- SUBMIT TO THE NEWS BEFORE THE SEMESTER IS OVER. selves; people with jobs do. It's of the stem cell debate. The only not be able to do this since they SOCIOLOGY different than paying people to funding that will go towards have an assembly of jokes vying dig ditches just to have work for embryonic stem cell research is for the top democratic spot. "Take your electives them. I do however have a prob- for already existing embryos and Maybe they should prompt pass-fail." See Submission Policy for guidelines. lem with Bush coming here to Bush adamantly objects to the Martin Sheen to run; he could creation of new embryos for this do as well as any of the others.

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By Christopher Bodeen the capital's death toll to 75 and Wang, Beijing's new mayor IHC ASSOCIA1E0 PRESS the mainland total to 159. It said who took office only last week, BEIJING — Beijing didn't have there were 166 new infections — acknowledged there had been enough beds for SATIS patients in 101 of them in Beijing—boosting some panic and said calming the its hospitals, so it built a new one the nationwide total to 3,460. public was an urgent goal — one — in eight days. Most of the capital's 1,448 cases he said could be achieved by As city leaders struggled to arc still hospitalized. improving the SARS recovery rate bring in enough doctors and add Only in mainland China is the and stopping the spread of the ill- more hospital beds to cope with respiratory disease continuing to ness. its SARS epidemic, construction spread uncontrolled, according "The panic and fear factor workers put the finishing touches to the World Health Organization. among the general public is a yesterday on the new 1.000-bed Worldwide, the WHO reported really big issue for us," Wang said facility. 5,400 people infected with the at a news conference yesterday It was built in a former corn- new virus, with roughly 2,400 of that was shown live on Beijing field next to an ostrich farm north those recovered. More than 353 television. of Beijing The Chinese capital's have died. Generally, more than Worries about the disease new mayor, Wang Qishan, said nine out of 10 people recover prompted thousands of people to the first 195 patients were ready from SARS, although in China the flee Beijing last week Many who to move in. death rate appears to be higher. remain are staying home from The rows of while, one-story The U.N. health agency said work in hopes of avoiding the buildings ringed by a 15-fool- Wednesday it would investigate virus. high red brick wall arc the center- reports in Hong Kong of 12 SARS A written statement distributed piece of increasingly urgent patients who relapsed after being by the mayor said the infection efforts to defeat an outbreak sent home from the hospital. continued to spread. It said the 21 Qishan said, "remains severe." Even so. officials say the worst in hospitals in Beijing assigned to Grtj Biker AP Photo The Health Ministry reported Hong Kong appears to be over, as handle SARS didn't have enough SARS SHELTER: A military policeman stands guard as workers walk outside the temporary hospital nine new fatalities in Beijing and is the case in Toronto and beds for all suspected cases. being built for SARS patients, at Xiaotangshan, north of Beijing yesterday. two elsewhere yesterday, raising Singapore. r "1 fZ003 CUssof2003 Class of 2003 CUssof2003 CLu CkfU, May the rest of your life "Way to go" We are be as happy as you have so proud of you! made ours. We are so Low from,your family, A Salute To very proud of you! Mom, St Dad, ^ Our i Jim,, Sue,, Mike,, Kay, .^v' ^F; Lout,, Joe-Johv, In Laws, tSt / Jl Mom,, Dad,, & Kim, Niece* St Nephews Daniel C. Purcell Christopher Nash Major Sociology Seniors Major: Interpersonal Communications/Sales i Hometown Cleveland, OH '.003 Class of 2003 Class of 2003 CUssof2003 Class o Hometown Gahanna, Ohio

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In the movie "The Shawshank Redemption," Andy Dufresne breaks out of prison with a rock hammer in a little under 20 years. The character, played by Tim Falcons head to championships Robbins, slowly, meticulously wears his way to through his cell Erik Bell second round. Miller also had a As a team, the Falcons finished with a score of 311. according to coach Garry wall, picking his way through feet SPORTS REPORTtR career-low 54 hole score of 217. tied for 10th at the Rutherford Host Penn State won the tour- Winger. of rock, depositing fingerfuls at a The men's golf team will look For his performance, Miller was Intercollegiate with a three- nament with a score of 852. "Austin should return to the time in the prison yard. He hides to end their season on a positive nominated as the MAC Men's round total of 889. Unlike recent The Falcons will have a key lineup which will make us a his work behind posters of note this weekend as they travel Golfer of the Week. This weekend tournaments, the Falcons put contributor back in the lineup much better team." Winger said. Marilyn Monroe and Raquel to Illinois for the Mid-American will be Miller's last tournament together strong second and third this weekend as Austin Chase "He said no matter how he felt Welch, or whomever the lovely Conference Championships. as a Falcon as he will be graduat- rounds but struggled in the first will return to the lineup. Chase that he would play in the confer- lady of the time was. The tournament will be held ing. round. The Falcons shot a 305 in was last in action on April 6 as he ence championships." Without playing up too much yesterday through Saturday at The Falcons will also look to the first round, as they had dis- led the way for the Falcons in the The three favorites this week- the collegc-to-prison compari- end are Kent State, Miami who son, college graduates are a lot Rich Harvest Farms Golf Club in continue to get solid perfor- appointing performances from Marshall Invitational. Chase fin- like Andy. Crack geologists, sub- Sugar Grove, 111. The tournament mances from Chris Leake, Bud just about every player. However, ished tied for 39th place with a has defending medalist Eric mitting to the laws of pressure will be hosted by Northern Ziglar and Craig Pickerel. Leake, they came back to shoot a 293 in score of 225 in an Otherwise dis- Phipps, and defending champi- and time. Plodding away, one Illinois University. Ziglar and Pickerel all tied for the second round on the strong mal tournament for the Falcons. on Toledo. The Falcons were able class at a time, one project, one For the Falcons, Andy Miller 41st place with three-round play of Miller and Leake and a Chase has been fighting a to hang with all three teams in snowstorm, one all-nighter. Year will be looking to continue the totals of 224. Leake shot a 71 in 291 in the third round on good virus that has persisted for the the first round of the First Energy after year. Test after test. Final positive momentum he gained the second round while Pickerel rounds by Pickerel and Ziglar. past few weeks. Collegiate. The Falcons were tied after final. last weekend at the Rutherford fired a 70 in the third round for The Falcons finished two strokes The Falcons have played three with Toledo and just two back of Pressure and time. That's all it Intercollegiate. their best rounds of the tourna- ahead of the only other MAC tournaments without Chase, Kent State and one back of takes, really. Thatandabigdamn Miller had a career weekend as ment. Ziglar also had a solid third school there in Akron. The Zips and his presence alone should loan. he shot a career best 69 in the round as he shot a 73. also had a dismal first round help the Falcons' performance Less than two weeks to my graduation now. Less than 14 days to wrap up over half a decade as an undergrad. Less than two weeks to wrap up 20 years of formal education, when you get right down to it. BATTER UP My college career has taken Softball ends non- me from community college commuter student to dorm- dwelling transfer to part-time loose-end ryer, biding my time until 1 don my cap and gown. conference season I look back on myself these past six years at two colleges, nin- By Zach Baker start in game one, as Libby lody lohnson took the loss, teen ninety-seven, when I last ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR pitching a full seven innings. BG wore a cap and gown at high Voshell and lenifer Kernahan After dropping three consec- each got first inning RBI hits, coach 1-eigh Ross-Shaw said she school commencement, seems utive games to Mid-American and BG went up 2-0 on the was impressed with the pitcher's like an eternity and a half ago. Vikings. performance. Last I checked, half the teachers Conference games this past weekend to rival Northern CSU came back in the bottom "lody threw the entire first from my time in high school are Illinois, the Softball team need- of the second, tying the game game, and I didn't really intend no longer there. ed a lift. against Falcon pitcher lody on |her| throwing the whole first 1 went to community college On Tuesday, they got one, lohnson, and took the lead in game," Ross-Shaw said. "She knowing I wanted to transfer to a splitting two hard-fought games the bottom of the fifth on an wound up throwing really four-year school, but not know- with Cleveland Slate at Viking opposite field home run by the strong so we just let her go." ing exactly how it would materi- Field. Vikings' Michelle Beightol. The Falcons were quick to alize. My answer came in the The split ended the Falcons' The Vikings upped their lead respond to the game one defeat. summer of 1999 when I visited non-conference schedule for to two in the sixth by scoring by In the second game, BG Bowling Green. The journalism this season. BG ended with a scoring an unearned run. scored a first inning run on a hit program, the campus, every- record of 10-15-1 in non-confer- The Falcons had an answer. and three walks. Though CSU thing seemed right. Or at least ence games. They are 22-24-1 In the top of the seventh, they scored two runs in the bottom more right than Kent State, the overall. tied the game on an RBI double of the inning off Lindsay other school I was mulling over. The Falcons dropped the first by Gina Rango, and a single by Hcimrich, the Falcons quickly At BG, I was on my own for the game 5-2, but rebounded with a Valerie Tipton that scored responded with three runs in first time. Not as intimidating as I Ben Swanger BG News combination of strong offense Rango. the top of the second, and never thought it would be. Of course, GOOD CUT: First baseman Kelly Hunt swings at a pitch earlier and solid pitching winning the Unfortunately for BG, the this season. The Falcons played OSU last night. Story tomorrow. second game 5-2. Viking prevailed on an RBI sin- ENDING, PAGE 11 The Falcons got off to a quick gle by CSU's I) Thomberry. SPLIT, PAGE 10 Trainer excited for ISlfs Eustachy confronts suspension over conduct Kentucky Derby By Chuck Scholfner THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Richard Rosenblatt race. It's not an injury where he's Derby, he has perhaps the DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa THE ASSOCIAKO PRESS going to hurt himself." strongest duo since Calumet Stale basketball coach Larry LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Bobby Frankel has been training thor- Farms sent Citation and Eustachy was suspended yester- Frankel was all smiles the day oughbreds for 37 years, and rarely Coaltown to a 1-2 finish in 1948. day after acknowledging hie is an after Empire Maker created a — if ever — will he run a horse Frankel has succeeded by call- alcoholic, and the athletic direc- fuss, entertaining a few friends at who isn't sound. The 61-year-old ing his own shots. He's worked for tor urged the school to fire him. Churchill Downs. New Yorker based in Southern Gann more than 20 years, and Three hours after Eustachy He talked about watching races California is known for his was hired by luddmonte in 1990. said he has sought treatment 3n the Internet, and of big scores patience in sending stars to the His owners are the greatest, he but will not resign, athletic he missed out on during his gam- races, a practice he picked up says, because they leave him director Bruce Van De Velde bling days as a teen. Then he watching the late Charlie alone. held a news conference of his spotted former jockey Bobby Whittingham. "I can't think of one owner that own to announce that Eustachy Ussery. "For big races, I'd like to come I have that makes any decisions would be suspended with pay "He rode my first five winners," in off a two-month layoff rather for me," he said. "I'm very and should be replaced. Frankel said yesterday. "He Was than two- or three-week layoff, straightforward. They know the Eustachy has five days to one of the best, believe me." but for the Derby you have to go truth right away. 1 don't have to appeal to the president's office. Believe the Hall of Fame trainer for it," Frankel said. worry about what I say. it just Eustachy is 101-59 in five sea- and you'll also believe a bruised Frankel hit the Derby trail pre- comes out. lust tell the truth. If a sons at Iowa State, including 17- right front foot won't be a prob- pared, mapping out a light racing horse gets hurt or breaks down, 14 last season. In 13 seasons as a lem when his colt — the schedule for Empire Maker and just get it off your shoulders." head coach, including stops at Kentucky Derby favorite — takes stablemate Peace Rules, "because Dr. )ohn Chandler, who runs Idaho and Utah State, he is 265- on 16 rivals in the 1 1 /4-mile race they're going to have a grueling luddmonte's operation in 145. Eustachy guided Iowa State Saturday. time of it now." He did the same Lexington, knows Frankel will to Big 12 championships in 2000 Empire Maker, winner of the thing last year with Medaglia make the right call on Empire and 2001 and was the AP Florida Derby and Wood d'Oro, who ran in all the Triple Maker. national coach of the year in Chert lonlAP Photo Memorial, was being treated with Crown races and won theTravers "He has a soft heart. He really 2000. HAVING A DRINK: Iowa State basketball coach Larry Eustachy is anti-inflammatory medicine to at Saratoga- cares about the animals," Van De Velde took the action shown June 13,2002 in Ottumwa Iowa. help reduce swelling for what vet- Empire Maker, owned by Saudi Chandler said. "If he says a horse because Eustachy "had engaged erinarian Ken Reed compared to prince Khalid Abdullah's isn't ready to run, the prince won't in behavior that is inconsistent a "bruise under your fingernail." luddmonte Farms, has only five even question it." with his responsibility to con- news conference earlier yester- Eustachy said. The son of 1990 Derby winner races on his resume, with three Known as "King of the duct himself in a manner that day came after photographs He apologized to his family Unbridled walked around the victories and earnings of Claimers" after he started training reflects positively on Iowa State were published of him partying and his players. saddling area without a problem, $1,115,800 — the second highest at Aqueduct and Belmont Park in University and the university's with college students in "It hasn't been easy for them and Frankel said the colt proba- total behind Peace Rules. Owned the 1960s, Frankel moved to athletic programs." Missouri. The photographs, in the last few days," he said. bly would follow the same rou- by Edmund Gann, Peace Rules California in 1972. Three decades Van De Velde said he could published Monday in The Des "Words can't express enough the tine today. has won five of eight starts, later, he considers himself in fan- not comment beyond a pre- Moines Register, show him par- remorse I have, that I've brought "We just don't want to aggra- including the Louisiana Derby tasyland, handling many of the pared statement that he read, tying with the students and kiss- upon everybody." vate it now, but it's no big deal," and Blue Grass Stakes, for best horses in the world. and he left without taking ques- ing young women. He said he realized he was an Frankel said. "I don't think sore $1,124,990. tions. "It's not my way, and I won't |resign|. I believe in second feet hurt horses that much in a As Frankel tries to win his first Eustachy's admission at a EUSTACHY, PAGE 10 chances, I do, but time will tell." GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 10 Thursday. May l. 2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Jury awards Vrabel once again Flashes, former Buckeye UTwill IH( *SS0Cl»ii0 PRESS strong in BG victory tended the blow caused an COLUMBUS. Ohio —A jury infection th.it spread to his hip be tough SPLIT, FROM PAGE 9 awarded a former Ohio Stale and forced him to sit out the fol- football player $6,000 on yester- lowing season at Ohio State. looked back, hammering 12 hits day in a lawsuit against an ex- Walter and his attorneys filed and eventually building a 5-2 lead. teammate who punched him the lawsuit three days before to beat Heimrich pitched a scoreless sec- in the fate after a team workout Ohio Stale played South ond inning, and then Liz Vrabel took in 2000. Carolina in the 2001 Outback over on the mound. MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS. FROM PAGE 7 Tyson Walter, now an offen- Bowl. The Buckeyes lost the Vrabel pitched five scoreless sive lineman for the NFli game, 24-7. Ohio State coach innings, allowing only two hits, and Miami after the first round. Dallas Cowboys, filed the law- lohn Cooper was fired the next the Falcons cruised to victory. However, sub par second and suit against LeCharles Bentley. day — with the lawsuit cited as "We wanted Vrabel to pitch, but I third rounds set those three apart the lineman who played next to an example of how he had lost didn't want her to pitch a full game from the Falcons in the end. him on the Buckeye's offensive control of the team. because we wanted to save her for Toledo's title last year broke a line. Bentley now plays for the Cooper testified in Franklin this weekend," Ross-Shaw said. string of five consecutive MAC New Orleans Saints. County Municipal Court that "Lindsay Heimrich only went Championships for the Golden Bentlcy's lawyer, lames R he considered Walter a "cancer" through the lineup one time, and Flashes. The Golden Flashes Connors, said Walter sought on the learn. did a fantastic job...it was a nice have had an outstanding season, more than S2 million, but Walter's attorney, Todd combination. which was capped off by a first Walter's attorney said he asked Neuman. said Walter had not Ross-Shaw said she was happy place finish at the Bruce Possum for much less. decided whether to appeal. with the way her club bounced Invitational. The Golden Flashed The Sti.000 judgment is a "It wasn't about the money." back, and said that it's important defeated seven of the top 11 complete, outstanding, total he said. "We're pleased in that for the team to remain relaxed teams in the district. Toledo victory for LeCharles,'' Connors regard." when they resume MAC play placed sixth in thai tournament. said. "They had to give him Connors said Walter could against Eastern Michigan. The Golden Flashes also won [Walterl something based on have been awarded $65,000 in That series will begin on Friday the First Energy Collegiate in how the judge structured it." medical bills and also sought $ I at BGSU Softball Field. Ben Smnier BG New what may have been a preview of Walter said he suffered a bro- million in punitive damages. "We jusl need lo keep the same ihis weekend's tournament. All ken nose and teeth when SWING AWAY: A BG Softball player takes a swing at an ear- altitude, relax and have fun," Ross- 10 MAC teams competed in that Bentley sucker-punched him in lier game this season. The team will begin the MAC schedule Lebruarv 2000. He also con- Shaw said. "It's going to be fun lo tournament. see what happens." Friday at home against Eastern Michigan. Eustachy will go to counseling

EUSTACHY, FROM PAGE 9 ing forward to the future as a Eustachy's behavior was a hoi 100 percent, as I know he would sober person." topic on radio talk shows, both be for each and every one of us." alcoholic nearly a month ago, The photographs touched off a local and national. The Register forward lackson Vroman said. and is seeking help. national buzz and prompted said in an editorial that Eustachy Vroman said the players told "For the rest of my life I will calls for Eustachy's dismissal or "has lo go." university president Gregory seek counseling for this illness," resignation. Iowa Slate's basketball players Geoffroy and Van De V'elde that he said. "I have no excuses for my Eustachy is under contract went to the university's president they supported Eustachy and behavior ... we'll see what hap- through the 2010-11 season and and athletic director Tuesday, wanted him to be their coach. pens in the future, but I am look- is paid more than $1 million a urging them to keep Eustachy. year. "I'm behind Coach Eustachy Ran Jeremy Live One (Might. Only —* fridBH, May /6 @ 9:00pm Came Meet The IF You MOVE-IN BEFORE MAY 15,2003 Hedgehog i I:\TIIRKS INC. i.t DIIIII: In person FOLLOWING: • Minnies to BGSU Beer of the Month: • Air conditioning Miller Light • Updated kitchen with oak cabinets S2.SO bottles all month • High-speed interne) uvuilublc rvi.ni 29 • Heat included Deja Vu's • Laundry facilities in all buildings HOT BODY • Ample parking/carports available COMTE5T • Serene, park like setting SIOOO In cash prlz • Convenient location, easy access to 1-75. Highway 25 and Route 6

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At least two 200,000 people 30 miles west of Within minutes, the protesters ly prowled Uatut were killed and 18 wounded, hos- Baghdad, because it benefited were throwing stones—and then The BG Newt rtierve* the nth* to decline, dis- pital officials reported. particularly — through its busi- shoes — some 30 yards toward continue or reviic any adtcrtitcmrnl wch u In a bloodier episode Monday nessmen and military and police U.S. soldiers hunkered down thoie found to be defamatory, lacking in factual hiwv. mtileadiaf or false in nature All adver- night, 15 protesters and — from Saddam I lussein's Baath behind sandbags in the com- nsemenu are subject to editing and approval bystanders were killed, and at regime, toppled last month by the pound. A six-vehicle U.S. Army least 50 wounded, officials said. U.S.-led coalition. convoy then ventured past, In both cases, U.S. officers — and An indication of the city's fealty between the protesters and the the U.S. Central Command — for the old regime: Air Force Maj. U.S. compound. said their soldiers were fired on Gen. Gene Renuart, Central Suddenly gunfire erupted, City Events first from among the crowds. Command's operations director, though it wasn't clear from where. But Iraqis denied it, and no said Monday's demonstration From atop one vehicle, a soldier weapons or suspects have been was apparently in celebration of fired a mounted machine gun Chi-Chi's Cinco Central produced. Saddam's birthday. toward the crowd. Other auto- 1616 E. Woostor St. After yesterday's shootings, a Yesterday's violence occurred matic fire came from paratroop- Come join the celebration tor Cinco de Mayo! U.S. Army colonel said his forces at the climax of a march by 1,000 ers inside the compound. The Sunday May 4, 2003 11 am-10pm will remain here "to help the city men protesting the earlier shoot- marchers, panicked, dropped Monday May 5. 2003 11am-10pm stabilize." Residents repeatedly ings, which took place at a their banners and fled for the Food, Fun & Games! said they want the Americans at Fallujah school taken over for a safety of side streets. Some Food & Drink Specials least to withdraw to the city's out- time by a company of the 82nd stopped to pick up fallen friends. (in Cantina only!!) "' New Happy Hour in our Cantina skirts Airborne Division. It lasted less than a minute. beginning Monday May 5. 2003 Some were threatening. The marchers, mosdy young Doctors later said the two dead Hours 3pm-7pm "" "Sooner or later U.S. killers we'll men in sandals and ankle-length men suffered head wounds. HusswMallaAPPtao kill you." read an angry banner in dishdashas, halted on Fallujah's American officers said some- English unfurled in the faces of main avenue before a former one in the crowd fired a weapon SHOOTINGS: An Iraqi man lies dead in the street and as others, GIs on guard in the central city. police compound used as an at the convoy. Services Offered some injured, scramble for safety in Fallujah, Iraq yesterday after This week's Fallujah blood- 82nd Airborne command post. "There was gunfire by at least American soldiers opened fire on a crowd of protesters shed, in large part the result of A flier they distributed one person." said Lt. Col. Tobin clashes between a foreign force denounced Monday night's Green, a squadron commander Order your graduation (reth shootings, in which children were in the 3rd Armored Cavalry baked daily party subs & cookies now. We also make among the dead, as a "vicious and Regiment, whose troops were in large greek & tossed salads. 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W/D in unit, 1 1/2 baths, $550 45 Broke bread if 2 bdrm apt, excellent cond + util. Close to campus. 353-2269. Close to University!! Call 686-4651. Loft Apt. 2 bdrm, upstairs downtown, recently remodeled. $550/mo. Avail. 2 bdrm furn. or unfurn. apts. 724 May 1.03 419-354-1612 ext. 301 THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? LAW SCHOOL? MED SCHOOL? 6th St 705 7th St $460 mo. 1 yr. lease - $525 mo. school year lease New 5th St. Houses. 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 CAL1 I HI WORLD LEADER IN TEST PREP ^^mmm**. Call 354-0914 bath, wsh/dry, A/C, dshwsh & 4 bdrm, 1 bath, wsh/dry. $700- 2 Bdrm. furnished apartment 1000/mo. ♦ util. Avail Aug. 354-2500 <3ZB> *' l ♦ CEP* * ffi * <25> '-'"jj** CTj lAxP available July 15. Ml 419-352-4773 or 419-265-1061 NEW HOUSE 3 bdrm, 2 bth. A/C, 1-800-KAP-TEST • www.KAPLAN.COM util. rm. wsh/dry hookup. Fifth St. 2 bdrm. unfurnished for Aug. 710 $875/mo. Avail May 15th 352-8872 Seventh St. Quiet seniors & grads, new kitchens, heat paid. 352-3445 New house on 5th St 4 bdrms, 1 bath, wsh/dry, A/C. dishwasher 2003-04 Apartments $900-1000/mo ♦ util. Avail May 800 Third St. 419-354-2500 For Rent 3 blocks off campus. Call 354-9740 It's Do or Dye EXTENSIVE NEWLY REMODELED HOUSE 3 Bdrm. duplex available 3 bdrm den. 2 bth. 5th St. $875/mo. WINE LIST Aug. 15. $675/mo. Avail Aug 15th. Call 352-8872 Subleaser needed lor Aug. 419-352-4773 or 419-265-1061 2 bdrm. apt, own room. $200/mo. Prol. will share house w/Grad. SMOKING AND 3 bdrm. house, close to campus! students or prof. 4 bdrms, 2 wood 214-5487 NON-SMOKING Call for an appt 686-3805. burning fireplaces, wooded lot, Subleaser needed lowered rent for 3rd. St. 2 bdrm., free heat + water, across from golf course, $255/mo. DINING ROOMS June-Aug. N Enterprise. £xcitt*fet*t assign parking, a/c, laundry, balco- incl. util. 352-5523 after 7pm. ,'/ Contact Anna at 214-1936. 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