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Homer Simpson if BG aides students in the classroom becomes North Carolina State Univ. adds popular culture into learning Virginia? | PageJ How would the Reservation University react? college aides This story was reported by Menominees Tim Sampson. Freddy Hunt Higher education and Alaina Buxas. and writ- ten by City Hews Editor Lisa offers bigger futures Halverstadt. for Indians with little options | Page 5 In the wake of the Virginia Tech shootings, BGSU students and administnitorsarewonderingwhat RNew Internet would happen if a similar incident game combines occurred at this University. This is what University officials said they golf, sex, fun would do.
Porn golf is an Notification interactive way to find At 7:15 a.m. on Monday, Virginia (sexual photos without lech police received a call about two deaths and multiple injuries being called a pervert resulting from a dorm shooting. | Page 5 By 9:45 a.m.. there were more s collide shootings at the school's engineer- ing department. By Tuesday, XI Falcons lose people were dead, including the against Flyers 23-year-old shooter, who killed Bowling himself. BG plays a close During and after the shootings, Virginia Tech officials notified stu- game with Dayton, dents by e-mail and emergency but falls short at Green messages to campus phones. end | Page 9 lid Whipple, vice president for student affairs, slid BGSUs l"> member Crisis Intervention Team Overseas students sends e-mails to students to noti- fy' them of urgent problems, as find comfort in they did when snow closed the University for [vvcidays in I cbniary. small community At their regularly-scheduled meet- ing Monday, the team sent a letter to students addressing the Virginia Tech crisis By Ella Fowl*, But while he said he is confident Reporter with the team's abilities. Whipple Schools on said the University has been high alert after Almost every student has heard this exploring better ways to commu- Virginia killing question. "Why did you chose Bowling nicate with students during cam- Green State University? What is there?" pus crises since the blizzard. Read about what But students have their own reasons for Often, not all students can schools are doing coming to this University. For some it was close access their e-mail accounts when ILLUSTRATION BVMMIEL WHITE 'HE B6NEM to home and for others it had the program they trouble hits so another option, post-Virginia K were interested in. But what about those who travel such as text messages, would be Tech shooting across the Atlantic to get here—the students who are Ideal Whipple said. continents away from home? In the event of an emer- "1 want to work for television someday and other gency. University Police Ghief Student Budget well-named schools didn't have a telecommunication Jim VVIegand said the Office of Committee WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE YOU FROM? department," said Yeunsu Park, junior international Residence life can use a phone releases money Areas where BGSUs international students are from- student from Korea. "Many other colleges didn't have tree to contact students who live a student-run television program like the BG 24 news. in the dorms. Funds are allocated to I think gaining experience by working with a program BGSU police are also discuss- like that is more important than going to a big-named ing notification options with offi- organizations for next I | "If I ''J| school." cials at die University of Toledo, school year. See how Park, who got accepted into Berkeley and Princeton, he said. much online N said she loves BGSU and has no regrets about coming here. Action Other international students came here because it According to Wiegand, the offered them a better education. University has an active shooter Nigerians vote "Here in the United States you get a better educa- plan to deal with threats like the despite attacks tion," said Bashir llandous, sophomore from Lebanon. one at Virginia Tech, "Our first response is to elimi- S« CHOICES e2 nate the threat. Our second Presidential election Source hnp;//wwwbgioe •«dcoum-«n/coun[iy htn-' polls still open in See WHAT IF | Page 2 Kano even after gunmen attack police building | Page 12 Two good friends, two OAR. playing at Anderson Arena tonight
By T.union Gli.itt.i demo CDs, the band began to Are you going to see stood in line for two and a half Reporter climb the Billboard charts. hours to buy tickets. OAR. tonight? different presentations VHl.com describes OAR.'s "I am excited about seeing Tonight Anderson Arena will be a music as "rock and reggae inflect- OAR. and the price of the tickets By Molly McCab* Nicholas buzz when OAR. takes the stage. ed upbeat songs." were fair, so 1 didn't mind stand- Reporter Zoffel The band will be performing Jeanette Davis, Director and ing in line," Shedron said. Ph.D. fellow and songs from their past albums Spring Concert Chair for UAO, This marks OAR.'s second trip Passion is one of the few things including 2005's "Stories of a which is sponsoring the concert, to the University. They first per- that Nicholas Zoffel and lason doctoral candidate Stranger," which had hit singles said the response to the concert formed hen' in 2001. When con- Schmin shared during their dis- including "Love and Memories" has been good from students. tacted, the band was glad to have EMMABOYERS. sertation presentations yesterday. and "Heard the World." "People really want to see the opportunity to come back, Freshman. VCT Zoffel and Schmin have devel- According to VIll.com, OAR. them; there was a Una all day Davis said. "Yes because whenever oped a friendship throughout Jason (Of A Revolution) began as a local when the tickets first went on The process of booking a band their past four years as graduate Ohio State University rock band sale," Davis said. Schmitt I'm given a opportunity students. They have shared an and through word of mouth and Amanda Shedron, sophomore, See OAR | Page 8 to see a concert, I go." office together in the Chapman Ph.D. fellow and |Pto4 Learning Community, studied in doctoral candidate Paris together and worked closely within classes. Students should donate items to less fortunate "We entered the program at the same time, through classes were to present the research that By Alexandria Clark Throw It Out," is a program Hennessy, associate director of and projects we have devel- they have done thus far. Zoffel and Senior Reporter that started in the spring of residence life for residence edu- TODAY oped a brotherly relationship," Schmitt presented two drastically 2002, sponsored by the Office of cation. .;. Mostly Cloudy Zoffel said. different topics. instead of walking to the dump- Residence Life. 'This program will start this ~ High: 53, Low: 39 Both of the men received the "The passion for the topic goes ster to throw out that futon mat- This program was sparked by a Friday. Volunteers will place honor as a Ph.D. fellow and doc- back to a class that I had with tress, half a botde of laundry former staff member of the Office boxes in each residence hall toral candidates this past year. Melissa Spirek as my instructor; detergent, left-over ramen noo- of Residence life. across from the front desk, in Through the fellowship, Zoffel she said you have to have a topic dle cups or clothes that don't fit "He attended a conference convenient stores such as Chilly's. and Schmitt are paid for one for your dissertation that keeps anymore, put them into a box at a at Texas lech, in which had this Greek houses and the Union. TOMORROW year to work on research for you up at night," Schmitt said. residence hall for people in need program and he forwarded me "We are accepting all non-per- Cloudy their dissertations. to use it. the information and it sounded The presentations yesterday See PASSION | Page 8 I High: 55, Low: 37 "When You Move Out. Don't like a great idea," said Nicholas See DONATE | Page 8 VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE & WWWBGNEWS.COM 2Wedwsd3y.Apdl8.2007
BLOTTER out the most. International Student CHOICES "I would have had a much Application Process: MONDAY From Page 1 harder time to adjust if I didn't have this great family to help ■ Find an application on the 9:55A.M.-230P.M. "Mainly the resources and tech- me — the Shaheen fam- Center for International Thrpe incidences of counter- nology we have here arc much ily." I landous said. "They made Programs Web site feit travelers checks reported more advanced and better than everything easier for me and ■ Fill out an application at Gen's Hallmark and Sam what we have back borne." less complex." form and submit it online Goody's on South Mam Street Josephine l-ffah. an Inter- But for the students who don't or mail it in 11:10 AM national student from Ghana, have family or friends study- ■ It is evaluated by the Black leather wallet, containing a attended the University of ing here, finding out about the University before admit- credit card, Ohio driver's license. Cape Coast before attend- University is not always easy. tance Social Security card and $13 ing BGSU, calling this a great "International students learn ■ The University checks cash, reported missing. opportunity. about BCiSU a lot of different to see if the student can According to Anne Saviers. ways," Saviers said. "Sometimes afford to come and if he 1:41 P.M. associate director for the ecu faculty will bring students here or she can support him or Vehicle parked on South ter of International Programs, when they travel abroad for herself once here College Drive reported keyed many international students conferences also." ■ Once admitted, inter- overnight, causing $250 in dam- come to BGSU for a variety of Some professors say interna- national students must age reasons. tional students bring a sense of obtain a visa 4:18 P.M. "Some might like the smaller reality to campus. ■ Often, students aren't Clough Street resident reported town and the smaller atmo- "We are so isolated from the given a visa and must someone entered her apartment sphere. We are liny, but we are world, but they show us that we defer their admittance and took $400 in cash and a huge in a way.' Saviers said. "1 are a part of it," said Rolando ■ Some students have to check book think that a lot ol people value Andrade. an ethnic studies pro- apply more than once that and feel they can get per- fessor. because they were unable 446 P.M. sonal attention here, lor oth- Andrade, who was an inter- Cole Nemath, a 5-year-old boy. to obtain a visa and had ers, the I larvard- and Vale-like national student himself at already deferred their who lives on Wallace Avenue. schools are too expensive or too Oklahoma State University, was reported missing. He was admittance twice competitive." attributes his success as an ■ Overall, the process of eventually found in his father's international student to bed For many, the idea of family applying and obtaining a being close by is helpful. American students who visa can take up to 10 to 659 P.M. "My brother was here study- reached out to him. 11 months. A complainant m Ashley report- ing for his master's," Effah said, Saviers said it is impor- ed an iPod and a laptop were "lie really helped me out.'' tant for American students stolen from his dorm room. Now, her brother is back in to get to know international A lot of students are from Ohio ENOCH WU THiBGNEWS Ghana, but her sister, a sopho- students because it will help and many have never gone 839 P.M. outside of Ohio," Saviers said. A complainant from Campus more, is also currently studying them understand the world Biking to help the kids at the University. around them. "That is what the international Corners called campus police to DONATING TIME FOR A GOOD CAUSE: Junior Dan Quick bikes to support Alpha For Handous it was his "Ourgeneral population here students often bring to this report a subject who did not pay Sigma Phi's effort to raise money foi children with leukemia. for his meal. friend's family that helped him at BGSU is fairly homogeneous. campus."
TUESDAY too," Wiegand said. future procedures. a psychologist at BGSU's candlelight memorial gather- But he emphasized that while Counseling Center, said although ing in the Union oval to support 12:03 A.M. WHAT IF there is a policy and procedure Prevention it is uncommon, faculty mem- students at Virginia Tech. Orleans Avenue resident From Page 1 manual outlining the active shoot- Before 23-year-old Cho Seung- bers sometimes refer sntdents to Vice-president elect Nick reported receiving a harassing Gamero said a banner will be phone call. response is to take care of the er plan, every situation brings its I li ii fired his first shots, his violent the center. injured and our third response is own variables. writings caught others' attention, "A member of our staff works available for students to sign 230 A.M. to make the appropriate notifica- "Before |the (Columbine 1 ligli prompting classmates and a pro- very close with | the College of Arts this week. I ISC, plans to display Jeremy Wayne Taylor. 25. of tions," Wiegand said. School shootings in 19991. we fessor to be concerned. and SciencesI academic advisers it at Monday's even) and then Napoleon. Ohio, cited for oper- in the event of an emergency, would just secure the scene and Professor Carolyn Rude, chair- and faculty in arts and sciences," send it to Virginia lech as a sign ating a vehicle while under the students would lx' advised to wail for back up," Weigand said. woman of Virginia Tech's F.nglish she said. of support. influence and failure to follow "Being a student leader here, stay inside and additional officers After this situation, law enforce- department, referred him to the Support marked lanes on East Napoleon would be called In to assist ment officials have made more university's counseling service I can't imagine how we'd han- Road "We have mutual aid with the plans to deal with shooters, and because of his disturbing creative On April 23, BGSU's dle that." Gamero said. "This city and with the county, and we Wiegand said he believes the writings. Undergraduate Student is to show our sympathy and can contact state highway patrol Virginia Tech incident will impact Rebecca Conrad Davenport, Government plans to hold a support."
Register to win at: www.5g4u.orq ® 1-877-338-3328 Student * + LENDING WORK WWW.BGNEWS.COM CAMPUS Wednesday. ApnllS 2007 3 GET A LIFE CALENDAR Of EVENTS Homer and the art of donut statistics Some ««Ks taiwi from ewm bgsuedu Untimed event By Jo.h Sh.ff.r sure, and you want to measure In a news release for its Wood County Corps MCT whether weight, doughnut and May journal. I he American Information Days Duff Beer consumption can Statistician raves, "I he con 204 South Hall Statistics professors aren't hasten l lomer's hypertension. scientious student is rewarded known for their jokes. Let X Take all the results and with the amusing image al the All ddy evC't equal the number of chuckles graph them, and a regression end of his or her efforts ... the Starbucks Anniversary coming out of a data mining analysis helps narrow down Student who does only a cur doughnuts or Dull as (he ke) soi\ analysis is not." Union class, and X equals 0. Enter Homer Simpson. variables. If the study is good, Fellow N.C. State statistics KMSTYNAWENTZGSAfF l.'.M " Longtime North Carolina and the regression analysis is professor leff Thompson has 10 a.m. - 4 pm. HELPING OUT: Dr. Verna Fowler, founder ol the College of Menominee Nation in State University professor I.en thorough, little dots should gel already felt the reward. Earliei MFA Thesis Exhibition I Keshena. Wisconsin, says she recalls the shocking experience of going to college in Stefanski discovered a way scattered all over the graph. this year, Stefanski cooked up Dorothy Uber Bryan. Willard Milwaukee when she was younger. Fowler says students educated on reservations are to work the lovable cartoon Stefanski's twist: do the anal- an analysis thai placed his pic- Wankelman and Union Student drsadvantaged in their educational knowledge, and she created the college in hopes of boob Into his classwork, and ysis correctly, and the graph ture as the final punchline, So Galleries helping students prepare and succeed in a four-year program. February 14.2007. his method is celebrated next shows a picture of Homel Thompson's students winked month in a national journal. working a math problem. Work through ii and "up pops a pic- 8p.m Here's an explanation even il poorly: no I lomer. ture ol me," he said, h was Homer can understand. Study "I've done a lew others," nice. Il just adds a little bit ol Guest Artist: College to help statistics for very long and Siclanski said. 'When \.(.. humor 10 the class.... Usually, American String Trio you'll come to know and love Stale upset Duke. I created an the winds "statistics" and Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical the term "regression analy- image thai had the Wolfpack "excitement" don't belong in Arts Center sis." Say you're doing a medi- image, score, and 'Congrats, i he same sentence." Menominees out cal study on high blood pres- Sidney." \ow they do. 9 p.m. IFC Recruitment By Megan Twohey Menominee Reservation. Mi ' Leon Fowler's aunt, Verna Training Meeting Fowler, is standing in the audi- TBA torium of Menominee High Penn State snuffs out smoking with bans MENOMINEE INDIAN School, peering out at a sea of RESERVATION, Wis. — Leon faces. The students, in jeans Kohl Hall Council Eowler drives his beat-up and hooded sweat shirts, are By Ad.,m Smi-lli since Penn State snuffed om body there, according to a cam- 007 Kohl Mustang over the winding roads slumped in their chairs. The MCT smoking in classroom buildings, pus survey, of the Menominee Reservation. mood is as uplifting as the at leasi two regional campuses Brian Maura, the student- The roads are paved with weather. have taken their tobacco rules to affairs director al Lehigh. said 9 -10 p.m. memories. His mother died on Fowler, a stocky woman with STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — A anewleveL he's hopeful that Perm State Organization for them. I le was 8. She was drunk. cropped hair, is talking about broad ban on public smoking Since lanuary. the College ol administrators will adopt similar Women's Issues He spent much of his 2(k how the reservation is the poor- indoors may be revolutionary Medicine In liershey. Pa., has measures untversitywide, 107 Hanna behind the wheel. He would est county in Wisconsin. Hall for the borough of State College. prohibited smoking anywhere "However, we're realists," down bottles of liquor until his the children arc from families Several borough council on the grounds including in Mauro said this week. He expects 9-11 pm eyes were bleary, until his body living below the poverty level. members are looking to make private vehicles and OUtdooi opposition from people who see was numb. the town the fifth Pennsylvania sidewalks. An exception applies the policies as infringements on Bingo Alcoholism is rampant. So is Now Fowler is 32. He has a diabetes. The average life expec- municipality to outlaw smok- to student housing. smoker rights, he said. Black Swamp Pub. Union burly build and black hair. I le is tancy — 57 years — is similar to ing in enclosed public places, At the Lehigh Valley campus, Still, the 20 niembei driving in a new direction. that of war-ravaged Sudan. including bars. smoking is confined to parking Commission for Substance ipm Itmrteen years ago, his aunt "Poverty," Fowler tells the stu- But on the adjacent Penn State luis. Hun policy, enacted last Abuse Prevention, a univer- AHA Film Series: founded a college on the res- dents, "has plagued our com- campus, it's already life as usual. semester, won support from sitywide group is lobbying for Trainspotting ervation. She wanted to offer munity." In fact, more than a decade nearly 75 percent of the student tougher rules. 204 Fine Arts the Menominee a path out of It wasn't always like this. poverty Menominee Indians, an More than 1.000 students — Algonquian-speaking nation waitresses, security guards, bus whose name means "wild BOAT LOADS OF drivers — signed up, hungry for rice people," once controlled a brighter luture. more than 10 million acres in MECCA Eventually, Eowler enrolled. Wisconsin and Michigan. They Management Inc CHOICES... CHECK OUT He left behind his minimum- hunted, fished and gathered wage job to see if he could do wild rice, beans and squash. OUR Cltins of loncj ago that better. That was before the federal wanted to get rid of their "It's like I could drink and do government forced the tribe to unwanted people without dnigs. or I can check out this cede almost all of its territory APARTMENT LISTING rilling them used lo burn education," he says as he drives through a series of treaties in their houses down_.hence past sagging houses with trash- the mid- 1800s. The Menominee the expression strewn lawns. were left with a reservation of WWW.MECCABG.COM He is on his way to class. 276,000 acres outside Green "to get fired." Cold rain cuts through the Bay, but in the 1950s, even that canopy of trees covering the was stripped away.
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What most schools and universities fail to teach blow account white students YUMMY CONRAD PRITSCHER THE TOUGH QUESTIONS .ijt'.' COIUMNIST Here are some foods that can Questions to consider at your improve the taste of semen. white privilege discussion: First, left start with (briefly) ■ Parsley what whites do know. [White What would it take or what ■ Quality Alcohol ixiiplc lake the following for would have to happen in ■ Papaya panted.) order for you to become One tablespoon of liquid ■ Pineapple Asawhitepersoa lean noticeably more excited doesn't seem like a large ■ Apples arrange to lx' in the company about reducing racial unfair- amount unless you're talking ■ Celery ol people of my race most ness? about semen and it's in your ■ Spearmint of [he lime. And ill decide What would you like to see mouth. ■ Peppermint to move, I can lx rather sum' happen about racism? 1 have no problem with blow ■ Water of renting or purchasing a What comment do you jobs, aka fellatio, but I've expe- ■ Fruit Juice house or apartment in an area think most white people rienced swallowing, spitting, which I can afford and which could profit from hearing on being warned to get out of the I would want to live. racism? way and of course using the act Facebook option of'1 looking I can. as a while, go shop What suggestions do you as foreplay only. Up' when you choose why ping alone most of the time have that could help reduce Spitting and swallowing you're friends with someone, ami lie rather assured that racial injustice? are my least favorite ways but doesn't think a blow job I will not be followed or to end a session of oral sex. has to be present for a relation- hassled. I can find in news- I either want to watch my ship to be good. papers people of my race widely represented, and the same occurs partner climax or I want "1 don't really care either when I luni on a television set ITiis is not true for people of color in to get down to some more way. Plus I think it's better our society as mentioned l>y l"eggy Mclntosh in her article on white interesting fun where 1 get to if you really like the person privilege, which am he found by < ioogling "Peggy Mclntosh." a happy place, too. because it's more than the White people are rarely consciously oppressive. The society in Regardless, the act of what physical. It's the emotional, which we were raised, including the schooling which trained us, can to do with ejaculate, or even too," Pence said. lead whites to conclude that people of color are disadvantaged when whether to participate in oral McGuire takes a more logical compared to whites in our society. sex at all, is a personal decision. stance on why she doesn't see Our training, however, has not allowed white people to see that I chose to focus on blow jobs the necessity of blow jobs. whites are over-privileged when compared to people of color. because I'm very biased when "You're going to be swip- Not long ago, a black person with a college degree earned less in it comes to receiving oral sex, ing the germs anyway so you his lifetime than a white person with a high school diploma. cunnilingus, and if I try and might as well go for the home As result of my many years of leaching cultural diversity and deal- talk about it too long. I'll never run." McGuire said. ing with race relations, I have concluded that white people, in order get my column finished and Nobody can accuse McGuire lo slop serious erosion of our freedom, need to intensity their will- my husband won't get to study of not speaking her mind. ingness to discuss race niaiions with other white people. for his test, so let's just say I'm So how many germs should One of the topics could lx- whether or nol your white friends and all for it and move on. be swiped? neighbors agree that they have unacknowledged privileges as a 1 spent nearly an hour dis- While my husband and 1 use result of their skin color. cussing the subject of blow the act as foreplay. there are You might also ask your while friends and neighbors if they think jobs with three freshmen, one many couples who take the act racial unfairness would diminish more quickly if there were more homosexual male and two het- to completion. discussions of while privilege. erosexual females, to see how What were the ideas regard- If we do not intensify our efforts to reduce racial unfairness, we they felt about it. ing spitting or swallowing? could find painful experience in our future. General awareness is MARIELWHITE BCNEWSIUUSIRAIC* Kevin Pence enjoys giv- At this point, Boyers was a problem for everyone, but white awareness of rare relations is in ing and receiving blow jobs speechless, no doubt because short supply. because of the amount of inti- I traumatized the poor girl, but Should you decide to bring eight or more white friends to your macy involved. Pence was unfazed. home, dorm or apartment to discuss white privilege and should you "I think it's more of a rum on "1 guess for some people, if wish to have a discussion leader present, I will be pleased to partici- Virginia tragedy should make for me because you have com- you spit it out, it's just a physi- |Xite if you place "white privilege" in the subject of an e-mail. plete control of the person's cal thing, like you don't care," If arranging a meeting with your while friends and neighbors body," Pence said. Pence said. is asking too much, please consider answering the following Sara McGuire has the oppo- He also points out he's not questions and e-mail your answers to me with "white privilege" us think about how we live site impression. one of those people, as the In the subject area. "I just think it's awkward. choice is a completely personal If you are willing lo come to a meeting to discuss racism reduc- You're using your mouth one and has no influence on tion, please e-mail me. happen, when terrorists will lash and you can't see them," whether a person likes you or out again or when you might get McGuire said. not just based on whether or hit by a car when you are walking Both bring up good points. not they'll swallow semen. to class. It's difficult sometimes to But McGuire takes a bit Comtajn a tferlWytyanafcritiJsitfoli By living in the now, many maintain eye contact with stronger position on the sub- people do not think about the a partner during oral sex, ject as her boldness asserts "after now." Your choices do not depending on the position, but itself once more. always end up haunting you, but sometimes that's not as impor- "I just think it's gross. It tastes A world of change, that is what there are some that will. tant as the reactions received. sick." McGuire said. GUESS WHAT? we live in. You may come to find that in a For me, hearing my husband Blunt and to the point. Who A world where headlines few years you have HIV, then you react is just as sensual as seeing couldn't admire that? So we It's application time again at The BG News office, The Opinion Section is read, "Violence Erupts at get to try and determine who you his face, but people who prefer discussed ways to remedy the Virginia Tech," or "Congressman got it from. Was it that chick that currently recruiting opinion columnists, political cartoonists, editors and eye to eye contact may want to taste issue. Convicted of Sex Scandal." you went out with for four years, experiment with various posi- assistant editors and a sex columnisL There are certain foods Where even deaths of American or was i 11111c ■ 11M111 ■ I ! i;i i K111,11 tions if oral sex is part of their that can be tried to see if soldiers gets put onto the third, you slept with behind her back? relationship. there is a change in taste, but If you are interested in any of these positions you should come to 210 fourth or even the fifth page. lames Dean once said, "Dream It doesn't have to be, how- like body odor and breath, West Hall and pick up an application. 1 low did we become so desen- as if you'll live forever, and live ever. the taste of a man's semen sitized to all of these things, how as if you'll die today." But one Emma Boyers has no inten- varies individually. have we become a culture that can ask, what is there to dream tion of engaging in the practice Opinion columnist hopefuls should attach a 600-800 word test column to My husband drinks Coke does not seem to care about about?We must dream about unless she's met the person and eats spicy food all the time their application. what happens tomorrow? what can be, what we can make she wants to be with, and even and once I told him his semen People are always saying, "Live of life, what we can do with what then there is some hesitation. was 'spicy' as well. He told a Candidates applying to be our new resident sex columnist should be in the now." I can understand is given us. "I think if you're in a rela- co-worker who proceeded to mature, straight forward and able to generate at least 15 weeks worth of why people would say that, life lust because there is no guar- tionship with someone and whisper "spicy food" when she column material. is too shon to worry about what antee that we will live to see you discuss it, it's fine, but walked by him. is going to happen down the tomorrow, it does not mean that people take it too lightly," I suppose I could say some- road. With so much uncertainty, we can do anything today. We Boyers said. thing about sharing too much NEED MORE INFORMATION? it would be foolish not to "live in need to think about tomorrow. Pence, who has a Facebook information about our sex life the now," you never know when page, agrees with that to Contact current the Opinion Editor, Amanda Hoover at [email protected]. another college shooting will See LIVE | Page 6 an extent because of the See BLOW JOBS | Page 6
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Take interest in lives, and this tragic shooting will that allow lawful citizens to cany much better outcome, and there io the students yesterday; and out and drink, that does not have being a good person, a moral bring gun control laws back into loaded firearms. But also like would have been the op|x>r- a Statement displayed on the sex and goes to hed at a midnight person, a |xrson that people the spot light. Ohio, Virginia puts restrictions tunity for someone to stop the University main page reads. become a minority? want to be like. You never know This shooting will be used by on where people can carry their shooter before he killed 32 inno- This incident has reminded I am not a perfect person by who may be looking up to you. many as a prime example for weapons cent people. us that everyone plays a part in any Stretch of the imagination, A very wise man once told me more gun control in this nation. Unfortunately for the people Shootings are always a tragedy keeping our campus safe and nobody is, but do people not see that, "Nobility is more than being Unfortunately, this tragedy is a on the campus olVf, public and no matter what the outcome, but secure." what ibis kind of lifestyle can do honest, hard working, it is Ix'ing shocking example of where our private universities are on the list massacres like the VI' shooting Our eampiis, our country, lo them and their future? a model for people to follow. It gun laws have gone wrong. of places that law abiding citi- could have had a much different our world. We eannol continue The attitude of living in the is being that which others will Tighter gun control laws are zens cannot carry a weapon. outcome if someone was only to stand idly l>y and watch the now is good, but there has to strive to be. Not in a self righ- meant to keep guns out of the In lanuary of last year the carrying a firearm dial day. world no down the lubes. We are be a point when people need lo teous way. but in a way that will hands of people that should not Virginia I louse had the ability to This incident should be a Supposed to lake an active role in also rlinik about the future, think make people think about who have them, and lo this extent the \iile on a law that would make it wake-up call lo both our state what is going on. We need to not about the "after now." they are, what they are and what laws function property. legal for citizens to cany guns on and federal government when just think about ourselves. People need to think down they are doing." But tighter gun control laws college campuses, the bill did not they arc crafting the gun laws of We need to look out at the the road; think about your future live for today, but never forget also prevent many people from even make it out of a committee our nation. world and make a difference. more than just a tew hours, days tomorrow carrying guns in their daily lives. hearing Tighter gun control laws only If we continue losil on the or weeks ahead. I low will this Sadly criminals rarely follow vr spokesman Larry Hincker keep guns out of the hands of sidelines of lile. there will be action affect you down the road? the law and [josses weapons was happy to hear the bill was responsible gun owners; crimi- more shootings like Virginia What kind of impact will this Send comments to Andrew Herman at whether legally or not. defeated. 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Zoffel's presentation was questions to think about from an In order to find the answers to called "Accounting for student educator's stand point. all of these questions, Schmitt nearly 29 years after crime voice within critical commu- The second portion of yes- conducted many interviews. nication pedagogy: An ethno- terday's event was presented These interviews included many By Brendan Farrington more than 100 photos entered methndological exploration of by Schmitt and the under- people from the Detroit music The Associated Press into evidence and not one student perceptions and expec- standing of what is going on in industry as well as those knowl- showed Morrison's genitals. tations." Schmitt's presentation Detroit music. edgeable about the Detroit GAINESVILLE, Ha. — Gov. He did curse repeatedly at the researched the "Understanding Schmitt chose this topic economy. t 1 i.i 11 it - Crist just finished try- concert, though, in a rant that Detroit Hock City through Oral because of the availability to Russ Gibbs, owner of the ing to save the world with rock was at times sexual. History 1965-2000." many contacts through working Grande Ballroom and media star Sheryl (TOW when his "My goodness — he didn't say The presentation on how stu- for Adantic Records for four years mogul, Dan Carlysle, a famous D) attention turned to whether a word that I don't hear now dents develop their identities and owning his own recording of the 1960s, John Gallagher, busi- he should help grant former on television. It's a rock and roll and sense of student community studio as well as his deep passion ness and economic columnist for Doors singer |im Morrison a concert," Manzarek said. "He came to Zoffel when having lunch for music. the Detroit Free Press, Ted Nugent posthumous pardon. was doing a rant for love and with adviser John Warren. He had "It is so cool he has such a pas- and Kid Rock are just a few names After a rally with Grow at the peace." an eye-opening experience when sion for it... And he can channel on the list of interviews. University of Florida on Monday Morrison appealed the con- Warren said to him, you don't get it into something that ran have From those interviews, Schmitt to stop global wanning. Grist victions, but was found dead in to claim student anymore. This a scholarly value and interesting has been able to make a few con- got on a plane for the capital a Paris bathtub before it could started his research on finding for people not in academics," said clusions about Detroit music, and seemed lost in thought. He be heard. out who he was and the uncover- lames Foust, associate professor including there are black heritage, then turned and said he is seri- "Trying to clear his name and ing of how students describe and and Schmitt's adviser. southern and middle-class life- ously thinking about pardoning APFllE PHOTO then he dies. If you have a heart define themselves. Schmitt started off by showing style influences. These occurred Morrison's 1970 indecent expo- FRONT MAN: Jim Morrison was the pounding in your chest, that Focus groups are one form a video which displayed clips of because of Detroit's competitive sure and profanity convictions lead singer ol The Doors and was notori- has to tug at you a little bit. It of research that Zoffel uses. established musicians from the nature through Battle of the Bands stemming from a Miami con- ous for many of his onstage acts and should," Grist said. The focus groups help partici- t)etroit area while playing their and Detroit suburbanization. cert the year before. An Ohioan performances Dayton, Ohio, resident Dave pants explore their views and to music in the background. He "Detroit suburbanization is a asked Crist to consider a pardon Diamond brought the issue to look for methods people use to then shared the fallacies within key ingredient to the unparalleled for Morrison. Grist's attention last month. accomplish their everyday lives, the music industry specifically in amount of success," Schmitt said. "He died when he was 27. he never saw Morrison expose Diamond wrote Grist and said said Zoffel. Detroit along with truths found in That's really a kid. when you himself. there were no photos or video think about it. and obviously "He taunted the audience. that could prove the case, and he was having some challenges. 'I'm going to show you! I'm no witnesses who could say "I got involved in this program die things that they don't want There's some dispute about how going to show it to you!' Then with 100 percent certainty that DONATE as a freshman when I was living anymore because the things that solid the case was," Grist said. he took his shin off, held it in Morrison exposed himself. From at Harshman," Falgner said. "My aren't important to them could be The arrest generated a lot of front of him like a bullfighter's As for the profanity charge, RA was part of the program and important to the people in need," attention at the time and is still cape, wiggled it around as if Diamond pointed out that New ishable items ranging from futon she asked me to help her to sort Bethany said. a part of the Morrison legend. there was something going on York Gov. George Pataki par- mattresses to half bottles of deter- through the donated items and I Falgner said she volunteers to I le was drunk at the ci mcert and behind it," Manzarek said, add- doned comedian l.enny Bruce gent," said lessica Falgner. senior. fell in love with it." help die program so she can give police said he exposed himself ing that he pulled the shirt away of an obscenity charge nearly "The items don't have to be brand Falgner said the overall goal lwck which Morrison denied. quickly and returned it a couple four decades after his death, and new." for the program is to collect as "1 don't have money, but 1 can Doors keyboardist Hay of limes. that Morrison was at a rock con- I lennessy said this program is much stuff from the snidents as give the time," liilgner said. "Also Man/arek said yesterday that Man/arek said there were cert, not a church. acceptingall usable items because possible. it's fun to see how much stuff we people in need can use them. "After die items are collected can collect and driving in the golf "There is a need in the commu- we take them to the Harshman carts around campus to pick up styles of music. Past UAO concerts nity and this program fulfills this community room, and then we the items." OAR "UAO really wants to reach goal of helping others," Hennessy have volunteers to sort through Falgner said anyone can vol- From Page 1 more students and get what 2001-2002: OAR. said. the items," Falgner said. "Then unteer by contacting the Office of they want to see," Davis said. 20O2-2OOI: Ludacns After the items are sorted at the die agencies come and pick up Residence Life by phone or e-mail to perform on campus is a long Preparation has already begun 2003-2004: Black Eyed Peas I larshman community room, what they need for their organiza- to help with picking up and sort- and extensive task. on events for next fall, the rev- 2004-2005: Jason Mraz agencies — such as American tion, shelter or center for free," ing through the items everyday UAO works with the mar- enue from the OAR. concert 2005-2006: Dashboard Red Gross, BG Christian Food The popular items that are until May 6. keting and research depart- will go into planning for next Confessional Pantry, Shelter for Women in donated the most are ramen But this program has many ments to create a survey to fall's events and 2008's Dance Transition, Martha's Kitchen, noodles, clothes, shoes, school organizations that assist the pro- distribute to around 300 stu- Marathon. Shedron thinks that die per- Goodwill. Habitat for Humanity supplies and books that can't be gram to succeed. dents in diverse classes to Tonight's concert is the last formance is perfectly timed. and Rural Opportunities — pick sold back, Falgner said. "This program is a collabora- find out what types of hands big UAO sponsored event for the "It's a good end of the year up the needed items for their But this year the program is tive effort and we get a lot of help." and musicians they would year. Weekly free movies at the event, it's a chance for everyone organization. pushing for furniture because a Hennessy said. "Facility service like to see, Davis said. Union and Pub events will con- to relax and rock out," Shedron Also, Hennessy said the pro- lot of agencies need it for their gives us plastic bags and barrels "We then compile a list of five tinue throughout the remainder said. gram has two goals this year, to clientele such as the battered for us to store die items in; Kroger performers front the surveys and of the year, O.A.R. will be taking the involve many students as dona- women shelter, Falgner said. donates the boxes that we place use a middle agent to try and "Our big concert is usually stage around 9:15 after their tors and volunteers and to collect Tom Bethany, junior, said he in the buildings; recreational book a performer who is suit- held at the beginning of the year, opening act, I.udo, performs at more items than last year. would be volunteering this year spons let us use their vans to pick able for campus, is in our price but because of scheduling and 8 tonight. Falgner has been part of the because of the program doing a up the items; and the University range and available," Davis said. planning, we decided to have Tickets can be still be pur- program since her freshman year great service for the surrounding Bookstore donates boxes of cloth- The list of five performers die concert in the spring instead chased at the information desk and now is on the steering com- areas and residents. ing and textbooks since we have often has musicians from all of the fall," Davis said. in the Union today for $25. mittee with six other students. 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April ia 2007 9 SIDELINES Browns' choice Flyers top Falcons in 12 with No. 3 pick still a mystery BG's comeback comes By Tom Withers The Associated Press short after falling BF.RFA Ohio — Dressed in a behind 7-0 early dark sport coat inscribed with "BROWNS" on the right breast SOFTBALL By Chris Voloschuk pocket, Cleveland general man- Reporter ager Phil Savage kept his plans Falcons use bats to for the upcoming NIT. draft extend win streak Oh, the one that got away. dose to the metaphorical vest. to 10 games In a game that at the start looked like a Seated at a poker table, Savage potential slugfest, a pitcher's duel broke would be a tough guy to read. The BG (25-6) Softball team out, with the BCI baseball team (14-20, Preparing for his third — and continued its winning ways, 2-10) losing a close one to Dayton (16- most vital — draft as Cleveland's sweeping a doubleheader 19.5-71,9-8, in the 12th inning. GM, Savage revealed little about BG took the field for the game look- what he might do with the No. 3 against Detroit Mercy (9-20) ing a little younger than usual. Coach overall pick. Duringa 1-hour, 20- at Detroit's Buysee Ballpark Danny Schmitz opted to sit his seniors minute news conference, Savage yesterday. A full story will be in order to play some of the underclass- was careful not to tip his hand. men.Theiroutput throughout thegame Will the Browns trade up? available in tomorrow's issue was a good sign. Possibly. of The BG News. "The effort was there," Schmitz said. Will the Browns trade down? "We played a lot of young guys today. Maybe. I thought they brought some energy. Will the Browns stay put? They swung the bats because the vet- Might. erans haven't been swinging the bats, About the only thing Savage TODAY so I was proud of all the young kids that made clear was that if the got in today — I thought they did a real Browns decide to stay in the Baseball: good job." third slot, they'll chose from a vs. Toledo; 5 p.m. Kevin Leady (0-2) took the mound group of five players who have for the Falcons, and got off to a rough become the consensus cream of OUR CALL start. The first inning saw Dayton short- this year's draft crop. stop Michael Massa hit the first pitch The Fab Five consists of quar- of the game for a triple. Catcher Scott terbacks laMarcusRussellofLSU On the way up Dunwoody hit next and drove in Massa and Brady Quinn of Not re Dame, with a double to the right field corner. wide receiver Galvin lohnson of Tim Duncan: How untouch- The first inning hit parade would con- Georgia Tech, offensive tackle able is this guy? tinue, with the next four hitters reaching )oe Thomas of Wisconsin and He gets tossed base safely, giving the Flyers a 4-0 lead. running back Adrian Peterson from a game for With no outs in the inning, BG coach of Oklahoma. All are considered Danny Schmitz went to the bullpen and cant-miss prospects by draft the second time in his career brought in right-hander Matt Walters, gurus, scouts and front-office and the ref who throws him who with runners on the comers threw types. out is suspended for the two wild pitches, allowing another run "As it sits today, if nothing to score. After a sacrifice fly to score were to happen, we're going to season. Don't' mess with another run and a two-out walk. Massa get one of those five players," Timmy D. came up and hit his second triple of the he said. "How that shakes out, I inning, driving the score up to 7-0. don't think we'll know that until On the way down The BG bats would answer in the draft day, specifically once we Vince Young: The star first, though, as second baseman Ixigan go on the clock." quarterback will Meisler led off by doubling to right- This year's draft holds more center. Right fielder Mark Galvin then intrigue than many in recent be featured on the singled to left-center to drive in the JORDAN ROWER histiirv. primarily because of the cover of Madden SNEAKY. SNEAKY: BG's Brian Hangbeis (41) watches the batter while a Dayton runner extends his lead-off of first uncertainty at the top. Oakland BASEBALL '08. which of course will base yesterday afternoon in BG's 9-8 loss at Stellar field. owns the No. 1 pick but it's still mean future struggles and unclear which way the Raiders are leaning. At No. 2 sits Detroit, his ultimate failure as an NFL KEY PERFORMERS TALE OF TWO PITCHERS GAME NOTES and as GM Matt Millen has quarterback. shown in past drafts, guessing POINT: Falcon DH Brandon McFarland POINT: BG starter Kevin Leady's POINT: The first six Dayton batters what the l.ions will do is next to went 3-5 with 3 RBI for the game. statline: 00 ip. 5 hits. 6 e of the game reached base safely. The List impossible. POINT: UD shortstop Michael Massa POINT: BG relievers Brett Browning POINT: Not a single senior started The Browns are followed by Courtesy of thewadeblogs became the first Dayton player, and only and Corey Weiland's combined stat the game for the Falcons for the first Tampa Bay and Arizona. All five and in honor of tax season, the eighth player in Division I history to hit line: 10 ip. 1 hit. 0 er. 7 k. time all season. teams have different needs and may go different routes to fill we bring to you the top five two triples in the first inning of a game. tax evading athletes of all See DRAFT | Page 10 time: I.Pete Rose: Hes been ATHLETE OF THE WEEK | ALLISON VALLAS to court, collections and prison, but still the Hall of Cavs keep No. 2 seed Fame alludes him. Vallas amidst career season 2. Darryl By Andrew Harrier Allison I am glad 1 play with instead of hopes alive, beat 76ers Strawberry: Failed to Reporter Vallas against," said teammate Hayley account for money earned Hitting .483 in Wiemer. "She deserves all the By Dan Gelslon After a strong week of play, credit that she has been given." The Associated Press at card signings and special junior BG softball player Allison MAC play with 30 The BG record books are being appearances. Apparently. Vallas was recognized by the RBIs this season rewritten by Vallas this year. Her PHILADELPHIA - Larry Darryl thought if he spent Mid-American Conference as eight home runs lead the team, 1 lughes scored 22 points and the Player of the Week. which has tied the single season LeBron lames had 18 to lead the money on drugs within "I just want to keep playing Ball State when she went 3-for-3 team record, and put her third Cleveland to a 98-92 win over 24 hours, it was not income. my game," Vallas said. "As long with a home run and two dou- on the all-time individual sea- the Philadelphia 76ers last as we are winning, I am happy." bles. son record list. She is now also night, keeping the Cavaliers 3.0. J. Simpson: The Vallas went 5-for-10 last week On the season, Vallas is hit- tied for fourth place of the indi- alive for the second seed in juice got squeezed for $700 with three doubles and two ting .395, including .483 in MAC vidual career home run record the Eastern Conference. thousand a decade ago. "If I home runs. Her 14 total bases play. I ler .791 slugging percent- list with 15. The Cavaliers could move and .683 on base percentage led age and 30 RBIs lead the team was going to evade my taxes, "It feels so great just to be up to No. 2 if they beat the team for the week. Her best as well. Milwaukee tonight and New this is how I'd do it ..." game was on Saturday against "She isoneof those people that See VALLAS | Page 10 Jersey beats Chicago, also 4. Lawrence Taylor: tonight. If they play like this against the Bucks, they'll After failing to file his taxes. surely be counting on the MJStY KENNEDY APPH0I0 LT got slapped with three Red-hot Rodriguez guides Yankees past Indians Nets to win and bump them HEADS UP: Cleveland Cavaliers' Larry months house arrest, five up in the playoff race. Hughes (52) stops Philadelphia 76ers' "I want more," Cavs coach Andre Miller dom getting a shot off as he years probation and 500 Mike Brown said before the fouls him in the second half of their basket- hours of community service. By Mill* Fitipetrlck game. ball game last night. 5. Barry Bonds: The Associated Press Bonds was able to escape his NEW YORK — Alex Rodriguez tax evasion charges without and the rest of the New York One of Ohio's top high school Yankees' sluggers made Chase indictment because of a lack Wright an easy winner in his big of concrete evidence. It's league debut. players commits to MSU getting hard to find evidence Rodriguez hit his major for anything against Bonds league-leading eighth home CLEVELAND — Lakewood St. was just three hours away in run, and Jorge Posada and Doug Edward junior forward Delvon East Lansing." these days. Mientkiewicz also connected in Roe, one of the nation's top The 6-foot-8,215-pound Roc the second inning off an inef- high school prospects, has made his announcement at fective lake Westbrook to power made an oral commitment to a news conference inside St. New York past the Cleveland play at Michigan State. Ed's gym along with some of Indians 10-3 Tuesday night. Roe, who led the Eagles to a his teammates. He informed Posada, who hit his 200th 25-1 record this season, chose Michigan State coach Tom career homer, and Rodriguez playing for the Spartans and in Izzo of his choice last week, each had three RBIs to help the the Big 10 over North Carolina. but kept his decision a secret Yankees (6-6) take the opener "I just love everything about until his school returned from of a three-game series. They Michigan State," he said in a spring break. bounced back from a stunning phone interview. "I was lean- "I'm relieved that it'sover." he loss in Oakland on Sunday, when KMHYWIllENS THE B0 NEWS ing toward North Carolina, but said. "It's been a good process, HIGH-FIVE: Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, right, trades high fives with Bobby Abreu who it's 11 hours away and I real- but at times it's been tough and . • " See INDIANS | Page 10 scored on Rodriugez' two-run home run off Indians pitcher Jake Westbrook last night. ized that everything I wanted draining." 1 10 SPORTS WWWBGNEWS.COM DRAFT Group sues U of mover From Page 9 them. handicap access in stadium "I think any of the five could go any direction," Savage said. "It's going 10lx' fun to sec how it DETROIT |AP) — A disabled that about 1,000 wheelchair- turns out." veterans group sued the accessible seats are required. Of tlic top live players, lohnson University of Michigan yester- "It'sextremelydisappointing is the only one yet to visit the day, saying therearen't enough that it had to come to this," said Browns, who expect to host him spaces for wheelchair users at Richard Bernstein, attorney for sometime later this week. Michigan Stadium, one of the the plaintiffs. I his is the second time in largest football stadiums in the Michigan spokeswoman three \ears, and the fifth lime country. kelly Cunningham said that since 1999, thai the Itrowns have The federal lawsuit, filed although university officials picked in the top three. Two years by the Michigan Paralyzed had not reviewed the lawsuit, ago. the i lull nabbed wide receiv- Veterans of America, claims the ongoing renovation meets er Braylon lidwards third overall. university officials are inten- ADA standards. Savage said this year's elite tionally sidestepping the "The university is very con- BONH* MCWIIUAM ' group of players is better than rules of the Americans with cerned with providing acces- the one he had to chose from in RUNG UP: Spurs guard Tony Parkei (9) looks down as refaee Joey Crawford makes a call in a game against Dallas. Disabilities Act. sible seats to all of our fans." 200."). A $226 million renovation Cunningham said. Currently. "We'll see how history plays is planned for the 107,000-seat 53 season I icket holders request itself out, hut I do think this is stadium, which currently has wheelchair-accessible seating, a stronger top ."> than two years NBA official Crawford suspended 90 wheelchair-accessible seats. Cunningham said. ago. You hear that last year The schools says the renova- Michigan Stadium was built Brady Quinn would have been By Brian Mahonay "... he must be held for reinstatement afterward. tion work will increase that to in 1927 and expanded several the fourth quarterback taken. The Associated Press "Especially in light of similar 282 seats, but the suit argues times over the years. Maybe. Maybe not. In '05, he accountable for his prior acts by this official, a sig- might have been llielirsl player NEW MIRK - |oe> Crawford nificant suspension is warrant- taken. I do think this might he a is done ejecting players and actions on the floor..." ed," Stern said in a statement. no matter what kind of throw they have, that she will pick it," little more spectacular top 5." coaches ibis season. Yesterday, David Stern | NBA Commissioner "Although loey is consistently VALLAS Salsburg said. While the Browns ploi their he was the one getting tossed. rated as one of our top referees, From Page 9 own draft board, they're trying The veteran NBA referee was game in Dallas. he must be held accountable for On the season, Vallas has to be prepared for the many sce- suspended indefinitely by com- Crawford has worked more his actions on the floor, and we mentioned in the same cat- .973 fielding percentage, com- narios thai could pop up when missioner I laud Stern for his postseason games than any will have further discussions egory as some of the greatest mitting only six errors in 207 commissioner Roger (ioudcll conduct toward Tim Duncan, active rcf. His suspension will with him following the season players in BG Softball history." chances informs the Haiders thai their l"i who contends the official chal- last at least through the NBA to be sure he understands his Vallas said. "She goes all out and plays minutes of fame have arrived. lenged him to a fight during a finals and he will have to apply responsibilities." "It's a tribute to her hard with everything she has," Savage doesnl have a solid work and her teammates.'' said VViemersaid. led for wh.ii the black-and-sflver BG coach Shannon Salsbutg. Vallas has helped her team to Intend to do I le& guessing thej II both came on in relief for BG a Michael DeLuca single to cen- "You have to have people on a 29-6 on the season and an 8-2 loco- on Kussell and Quinn or BASEBALL and tossed live shulout innings ter. The Falcons couldn't answer, base Ito get RBI'sl." in the MAC, but the Falcons sit maybe lohnson, widely consul From Page 9 a piece. R)t Dayton, Cale Ort. andtheoflensivedisplay-tunicd- The first baseman bats behind Kent State 120-14, 7-1) ered the best player in this year's Phil Ernst Alex Dye and Lucas pitcher's duel ended with Dayton fourth in the line-up that has in the MAC standings. Vallas is class. Falcons' first run of the game. l-arden pitched II combined winning 9-8. helped her to get to third place hopeful that she can help lead "Or they might trade mil," slid The momentum of the first two innings and give up only one Even though the final score on the all-time RBI record list her ream past KS1I by season's Savage, who was asked if the al hats would continue, as a hil- earned mil. didn't work in BG's favor, the with 90. end and Into the postseason. Raiders and lions might be agree- by-pitch, a double, two singles B(i scored another run in game that just got away showed According to Salsburg, a "My favorite moment this able to dealing with the Browns. and a force play would help the the bottom Of the sixth when some positive signs former first baseman herself, season will be when we beat "I would say thai they are will- falcons cut the lead to 7 1 alter Mclarland singled to right, scor- "It's quite obvious we didn't get the defensive side of Vallas' Kent State in the MAC tour- ing lo listen. We're willing to listen. the first inning. ing Meisler from third. Dayton off to a good stan," Schmitz said. game is just as important as nament and send them home too. One of the (IMS e mailed me After giving up a run in the was now holding on to a slim "But I was very proud of what her offense. without a ring." Vallas said. yesterday and I said thai we were lop of the second. BO would 8-7 lead. our bullpen did after that with "Your first baseman I is "We have die confidence and open for anything. I think that's strike again in the bottom ball In the bottom of the eighth, Brett Browning coming in and someonel people have to be potential to accomplish great pun of the process right now." of the inning. Meislei aiuKlalvin Catcher Travis Owens reached holding the fort and then Corey able to trust and believe thai things.'' Savage spent a portion of the both singled, and with one out base on an enor, got to second Weiland came in and pitched ncus conference gushing about in the Inning, designated bitter on a sacrifice bunt by Meisler. outstanding. They just scratched lohnson, the 6-foot-5 freakishly Brandon Mclarland doubled lo made il lo third on a passed ball a mn across in the 12th. Wright (1 -0) showed impressive last wideoul who dazzled scouts riglil center field and drove in and finally scored the tying run "We didn't quit, we tied the INDIANS poise following a shaky start. by bBtng timed in 435 seconds both runners. Alter Iwo innings, of the game on a Marry Baird score in the eighth inning which From Page 9 Staked to an early 8-1 lead iti tin- 40-yard dash at the Nil a slugfest was in the works at single lo right. At 8-8. it was a was good, but we had some and wearing teammate Sean combine. 8-6 brand new ballgame. chances to win the game in extra closer Mariano Rivera gave up a Menu's glove, the 24-year-old Savage also noted Inhnson's ver- But something changed alter After a scoreless ninth, the innings." game-ending homer to lighl left-hander allowed three runs tical jump (42.5 inches) and broad the second, and the bats for game went into extra innings. BG will aim to get back into hitting Marco Scutaro. and five hits in five innings. 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CONCERNED CHILDREN: Jell Cow*, led. and Jennifer Corzine. center, the "Laura and 1 have come to son and daughter ol New Jersey Gov Jon Corzine. laid with Dt. Steven Ross, head ol Blacksburgtoday with hearts full Trauma, outside Cooper University Hospital in Camden. N.J. Friday. April 15,2007 Gov of sorrow," he said in six-minute Corzine was injured yesterday m an auto accident on the Garden State Parkway remarks at a convocation on the campus where 33 people, includ- ing the suspected gunman, died Governor critically injured in in two separate shootings the day before. "This is a day of mourning for crash for not 'buckling up' the Virginia Tech community TRENTON, N.J. (AP) —The SUV ing when a pickup tried to get and it is a day of sadness for our carrying Gov. Ion S. Corzine out of its way. Instead, it set off entire nation." was traveling about 91 mph a chain reaction that resulted in Before flying to the tragedy- moments befoa' it crashed, the crash. stricken university in southwest- Superintendent of State Police Corzinc's list of injuries was ern Virginia, Bush also ordered Col Rick Fuentes said yesterday. extensive: He broke his left flags flownat half staff and issued GERMDHERKR1 The governor was criti- thigh bone, a dozen ribs, col- a written proclamation in honor TRAGEDY IN AMERICA: President Bush, right, accompanied by Virginia Gov Timothy Kami cally injured when the vehicle larbone and chest bone. He of those killed and wounded. left, and Kame's wife Anne Holton. second from left, signs a memorial for V crashed into a guardrail on the also fractured a vertebrae in his Speaking to a somber bas- Garden State Parkway just north lower back. ketball arena, packed with stu- killings not to be overcome by emotion. He spoke In students and Explosives has sent 12 of Atlantic City last week He He remains in critical but dents and others, many wearing evil. who he said had just lived agents to \ irginia lech and the apparently was not wearing his stable condition yesterday and orange short-sleeved Virginia "People who have never met through the worst day ol their FBI has contributed some 15 seat bell its he rode in the front doctors were assessing when he Tech T-shirts, the president you are praying for you," Bush lives, agents as well lot tin- investiga passenger's seal. might be ready to breathe with- quoted a recent student blogging said. "They're praying for your "On this terrible day nl lion. I lie federal help, including The speed limit along that out a ventilator. about the killings to encourage friends who have fallen ami who mourning, it's hard to imagine input from the U.S. Attorney's stretch of the parkway is (ffi Doctors have said he doesn't those who grieve to reach out are injured. There's a power in a time will come when life at office in tin' Western liisirici ol mph. have brain damage or paraly- for help. these prayers, a real power. In Virginia lech will return to nor- Virginia, is being coordinated at The state trooper-driven sport sis, and is doing well for some- "To all of you who are OK, I'm times like this, we can find com- mal hut such a day will come,' a command centei set tip on the utility vehicle was in the left lane one who sustained so many happy for that," Bush said, quot- fort in the grace and guidance of Bush said. "And when it does. campus. with its emergency lights Dash- injuries. ing the Internet posting. "For a loving God." you will always remember the In addition to helping with the those of you who are in pain or Before the service, Bush friends and leathers who were crime scene, the Department who have lost someone close to received a briefing on the shoot- lost yesterday, and the lime MIII ol lustice is making counselors you, I'm sure you can call on any ings and their investigation from shared with them, and the lues available to victims and their one of us and have help anytime Virginia lech President Charles that they hoped to lead, families through a special office New study of antidepressants you need it." Steger. Meanwhile, the federal Bureau and the Education Department He urged those angered by the Bush spoke on a day ol raw of Alcohol. Tobacco, Firearms is offering assistance its well. shows benefit outweighs risk By Carla K. Johnson School of Medicine. The ben- The Associated Press efits seem favorable compared Federal gov't, not state, controls national banks to the small risk of suicidal CHICAGO - Authors of a new thoughts and behavior." By Pate Yott for used car sales to Medicare comprehensive analysis of Antidepressants worked The Associated Press and Medicaid counseling. "This decision does irreparable harm to antidepressants for children best when used to treat anxi- National banks in the United and teenagers say the ben- ety, the analysis found. They WASHINGTON — The federal Stales have SB trillion in assets the states' historical role in advancing efits of treatment trump the worked moderately well treat- government is the sole regula- Wachovia Bank, the subject of small risk of increasing some ing obsessive-compulsive dis- tor of national bank subsidiaries, the court ruling, is the fourth consumer protection and ability to respond patients'chances of having sui- orders. They worked less well, the Supreme Court said yester- largest in the country. The Mush cidal thoughts and behaviors. but were still effective in treat- day, ruling against state finan- administration supported the to local issues." The risk they found is lower ing depression. cial regulators. position of Wachovia Corp. in than the one the Food and Adolescents responded bet- The 5-3 decision involving a the case. N " ftheConl Drug Administration identi- ter than children to treatment mortgage subsidiary in Michigan State regulators cannot inter- fied In 2004, the year the agen- for depression and anxiety, the is a victory for the 1,(X)() national fere by subjecting national banks and federal regulators alike are costs of complying with both cy warned the public about researchers found. They also banks, which say they should not or their subsidiaries "to rival under scrutiny lot alleged!) fail- slate and federal regulations, the drugs' risks in children. found that only Prozac worked have to face a dual system of fed- oversight regimes,' lustice Ruth ing to police thesubprimemort- the decision makes it easiet for After the warning. U.S. youth better than dummy pills in eral-state regulation in a grow- Bader Ginshtirg, author of the gage market that has now been hanks to offei mortgages and suicides increased and some depressed children younger ing a rea of t hei r bu siness. majority opinion, said in a state- hit with massive defaults. Most, other loans mental health experts said than 12. States and many private ment she read as the decision but far from all such risky loans Hie Wachovia case highlights reluctance to try antidepres- In the studies involv- groups including the AAUP, rep- was announced. "Duplicative occur in the unregulated seg- an aggressive campaign by the sants might be to blame. ing depression, til percent of resenting retirees, say a regula state inspection and supervision ment ol thefinaiM lal sector. U.S. Office ol the Comptroller The new analysis includes patients improved while on tory framework that includes the would significantly burden mort- "This decision does irrepa nl the- ( urrency to expand the data from seven studies that antidepressants. But50percent 50 states as well as federal bank gage lending by national hanks" table harm to the states' histori- agency's regulatory reach at the were not par! of the previous of depressed patients taking examiners can better protect and the same principle applies cal role in advancing consumer expense ni state regulators. FDA analysis, including two dummy pills also improved. millions of consumers. for subsidiaries, (iinsburg said. protection and ability to respond \ll ol the other 19 states came large pediatric depression tri- Among young patients with The number of national bank In a dissent, lustice lohn Paul 10 local issues," said Neil Milner, to Michigan's defense, saying als that were unavailable three obsessive-compulsive disor- subsidiaries has grown to about Stevens said the court's decision president of the Conference of leclei.il rules pre-empting the years ago. ders, 52 percent improved on 500 in recent years. They are per- "threatens the vitality of most State Bank Supervisors. states' regulatory role are far too Researchers analyzed data antidepressants. compared to mitted to engage in mortgage state laws as applied to national Banking industry represen- broad. on 5,310 children and teenag- 32 percent who improved on lending and a wide range of other banks." tatives said that by protecting The case is Wattersv. Wachovia ers from 27 stud if. I'hey found dummy pills. activities, from acting as a finder The ruling comes as state national banks hum the extra BankX.A.tr, I 142, that for every 100 kids treated with antidepressants, about one additional child experi- enced worsening suicidal feel- ings above what would have happened without drug treat- 3 BDRM APARTMENTS & TOWNHOUSES ment. In contrast, the IDA analysis found an added risk affecting about two in 100 ♦ INTERNET CREDIT patients. ♦ FREE SUMMER STORAGE There were no suicides in any of the studies. 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A Toledo native who graduated observed a moment of silence. in 1993. with accepting golf outings, from Ohio State University and "Any parent who ever sent a child Bill Marras, director of the bio- meals and other items from David Freel I Executive director went on to teach at Virginia Tech off the college certainly was horri- dynamics lab at Ohio State's col- investment firms seeking was among those killed during the fied at what they saw and heard lege of engineering who served to do business with the state, ed tickets to Columbus Blue A state audit released in shooting rampage at the school, of that occurred on that campus as Granata's adviser, said Granata authorities said yesterday. lackets hockey games, he said. March cited mismanagement the man's brother said yesterday. yesterday," said Republican House would often drop by his office Thechargeswereannounced Hoffmannbeck is also accused and a lack of oversight as the Kevin Granata. 45, a professor of Speaker Ion I lusted. and the two would engage in by a task force investigating of allowing an investment firm keys to scandals at the work- engineering science and mechan- Candlelight vigils were planned long talks about science. scandals at the Ohio Bureau to pay the S4.000 cost of Hy- ers' comp bureau. The report ics, was in the classroom building at Ohio University tonight and the "Every time he sat down, there of Workers' Compensation ing him to a seminar in the by Auditor Mary Taylor's office either doing research or holding University of Dayton last night. would go a half day," Marras that shook former Gov. Bob Bahamas. also found during the review of office hours when' the shootings Kevin Granata graduated recalled warmly. "We would get Taft's administration and was "Such restrictionsarein place operations for 2005 and 2006 occurred. Paul Granata of Toledo from St. Francis de Sales High into great discussions." blamed in part for Republicans' to ensure that public employ- that some key financial docu- said school officials told relatives. School in Toledo in 1980. He After Granata got his doctor- slide from statewide office last ees are not making investment ments had been destroyed. He was among 33 people killed was on the football, chess and ate from Ohio State in 1993, he November. decisions based on their per The scandals started with in separate attacks in two build- debating teams, worked on the stayed there for four more years The latest accusations sonal relationships with those rare coin dealer Tom Noe, ings. The suspected gunman school newspaper, and was in as a senior research engineer. involve three employees who firms," Freel said. The workers now imprisoned for stealing — Cho Scung-Hui, a 23-year-old the Collegium I lonorum, which "He was the kind of guy in the worked in the bureau's invest- comp bureau provides benefits from a $50 million rare-Coin senior majoring in Knglish — was required at least a 4.0 grade point lab that got along with every- ment division — Fred Ziglcr to injured workers. investment he managed for the a native of South Korea who killed average, according to the school body," Marras said. "His intellect of Cincinnati, a former senior All three face conflict of bureau. himself, authorities say. yearbook. was very strong. He was great investment officer; Peter interest charges. Zigler and Former chief financial officer "He was very dedicated to his "He was somebody I would at explaining things to people. 1 loffmannbeck of Milliard, a Hoffmannbeck also were Terrence Gasper pleaded guilty students and his university. Even describe as a really well-round- Even though he was very bright, former senior equity trader; charged with failure to disclose in lune to accepting bribes in more so, he was dedicated to ed student," said the Rev. Ron he wouldn't look down at people and Keith Zolkowski, a former the expenses. The alleged eth- exchange for doling out agency his family," Granata said of his Olszewski, school principal. "He that weren't up to his speed." investment officer and equity ics violations are all first-degree business, and awaits action as hrother, who also taught part was a good student. He cut across Ishwar Puri. head of the engi- trader. misdemeanors and carry a he cooperates with authorities. time at the University of Virginia. a lot of different activities and neering science and mechan- The three men are accused maximum penalty of a Sl.000 In lanuary. investment mar- "We will miss him very much. groups. I just always presumed ics department at Virginia Tech, of accepting payments from fine and six months in jail. keter Clarke Blizzard pleaded The biggest loss is his kids won't he would be very successful." said Granata and his students various investment firms in Messages seeking com- guilty to one count of conspir- have him anymore." Granata attended lohn Carroll researched muscle and reflex the form of golf outings and ment were left yesterday with ing to bribe Gasper. Granata said his hrother lived in University in Cleveland as a response and robotics. Puri other entertainment-related Hoffmannbeck and Zolkowski. Gov. Ted Strickland, a Blacksburg with his wife and three physics major, then finished called him one of the top five expenses between 2001 and No listing could be found for Democrat elected Nov. 7, has children, ages 11 to 14. his bachelor's degree in 1984 at biomechanics researchers in the 2004, said Oavid Ereel, execu- Zigler. promised to restructure the To remember the victims, Gou Ohio State University in phys- country working on movement tive director of the Ohio Ethics All three are scheduled to agency, including the creation Ted Strickland ordered flags at ics and electrical engineering. I le dynamics in cerebral palsy. Commission. appear tomorrow in Franklin of an independent board to Some of the items includ- County Municipal Court. oversee investments. Bill fights mayor's courts, stating a conflict of interest I.INNDAI.E, Ohio (AP) — A "Instead of taxing them- state legislator wants to elimi- selves, they prefer to tax the "Unless you protect the dollars you get from nate mayor's courts in small people that drive through villages, saying they're used as their villages," Wolpert said. fines. They don't have any money for their revenue source. Wolpert's legislation would Rep. Larry Wolpert, a ban mayor's courts in com- police force." Republican from Ililliard in munities with populations John Mahoney | Deputy director suburban Columbus, also of fewer than 1,600 by Ian. 1, wants to remove mayors from 2008. That would close about courts in larger cities, and he's 140 of 335 mayor's courts. to municipal courts, which trates, particularly those with got the support of the chief George Sadd, who pre- return a smaller percentage of large caseloads. justice of the Ohio Supreme sides over the mayor's court the court costs to cities where He said Wolpert's bill raises Court. in I.inndale, called Wolpert s tickets are written. some concerns about police Wolpert plans to introduce bill unconstitutional because The bill would force remain- protection in small villages. his bill next week. He said yes- it correlates the quality of jus- ing mayor's courts in larger "Unless you protect the dol- TONYDEJAK .'.i terday that he would discuss tice served in a community municipalities to become com- lars you get from fines GOING DOWN HILL: American Greetings cards rest on a display, in this June 27.2006 the proposal in detail at an to its population. Sadd has munity courts, which would They don't have any file photo in Woodmere Village. Ohio upcoming news conference. been magistrate for about four be run by court-appointed money for their police force," Mayor's courts, some of years. magistrates instead of mayors. Mahoney said. "Are you doing which employ magistrates, Sadd said the courts offer a Wolpert. who was behind a away with police protection in operate in places that are not convenient and prompt form 2003 state law that abolished many communities?" Card company suffers loss home to municipal courts, and of justice. mayor's courts in towns with North Royalton Mayor Cathy they hear only cases involving How can justice be better fewer than 100 residents, said l.uks, who presides over the local ordinance violations and served if a community has he wants mayors taken out of court there, sees no conflict CLEVE1AND (AP) — American the sale of a South African busi- state traffic laws. 1,600 individuals?" Sadd said. power in local justice systems. of interest because the state Greetings Corp., which has been ness. Sales were $507.4 million. One of the villages that "I'm offended when they say A mayor who helps design the sets the caps in fines for mis- trimming down to be more Full-year net income declined would get pinched if such a law mayor's courts can't render city's budget shouldn't also be demeanors and traffic viola- focused on its core greeting cards 49.8 percent to $42.4 million, or were passed is tiny I.inndale justice equally." dispensing justice that raises tions. business, said yesterday it su ung $0.71 per share, on sales of $1.74 near Cleveland. Most of the court costs col- money for the budget, he said. She said the court puts her to a fourth-quarter loss, due to billion. The village of 117 is a notori- lected in a mayor's court go Ohio Chief lustice Thomas more in touch with the city. charges related to the sale of a The previous fiscal year pro- ous speed trap — a 422-yard to the municipality, with a Mover, who has been working "It really gives me a bird's- business and store closings. duced earnings of $84.4 million, stretch of Interstate 71 runs portion going to the state or with Wolpert on the legisla- eye view of what my police The nation's second-largest or $1.16 per share, on sales of through it and the local police county. tion, agrees. officers are doing in my com- maker of greeting cards, behind $1.88 billion. write about 5,000 traffic tickets For a $90 court fee in "That's a classic conflict of munity." she said. privately held Hallmark Cards American Greetings, which each year. I.inndale. for example, $24 interest, at least in appear- Middleburg Heights Mayor Inc., lost $12.2 million, of 22 cents has 20,000 employees, sells cards The resulting fines, fees and goes to the state and $5 goes ance," Mover said, Gary Starr, however, does see per share, on sales of S472.8 mil- and other products under brand costs from the mayor's court to the county. Linndale keeps Ohio Municipal League in mayor's courts a potential lion, in the quarter completed names American Greetings, in I mini.ilr bankroll about the rest. deputy director lohn Mahoney conflict of interest. The city Feb. 28. Carlton Cards and Gibson. It 80 percent of the village's The cases from the closed points out that many mayor's brought in a magistrate 15 The results included a$16 mil- owns and operates about 500 $900,000 yearly budget. mayor's courts would move courts already employ magis- years ago. Starr said. lion dollar pretax loss from the card ;uid gift shops throughout sale of its candle product line and North America, and sells cards a $6.5 million loss due to costs through retailers. connected with the closure of (SO The company receives royal- retail stores, the company said. ties for licensing of characters The BG News is now Analysts polled by Thomson such as Care Bears. Strawberry Financial on average expected Shortcake and Holly Hobby. Its American Greetings to report a Internet and wireless business accepting applications for profit of 16 cents per share. unit, ACi Interactive, is a leading In the year-ago quarter, earn- provider of electronic greetings, Del pMake Ike ings were $41.8 million, or 58 ring tones for cellular telephones Summer a Fall cents per share, which included and other content for the digital a loss of 12 cents per share from markets. rue 2007 Staffs [•Reporters • Web Staff ""Graduate • Staff Editors •Videographers You deserve an UPGRADE! •OpinionColumnists • On-line Media e Studios ,""'•'"•'.. rStudio apartments available! BG •Photographers Assistants tier, semester, of year leases • Stove, fridge, mien Low as $425 per month • Full car* W/HBO - $20/montri Includes all utilities ■ Outdoor pool use NEWS • Graphic Designers Laundry facilities • Fully furnished 6mn OH 43 •Copy Editors J • Applications are available in 210 or 204 West Hall. 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The MCT day her toddler son demanded ice was considered sale in pre- opportunity for to ciii maktak, the skin and vious years, testified Hannah SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In the I'ai ol the bowhead whale, was loon, a part-time University of food." latest issue of Outside magazine, unforgettable for Mar) Sage, a Alaska student who grew up Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger young Barrow, Ak., mother. in the village ol about 850 and Mary Sage | Inupiate Mother wears an untucked green shirt Keeping the Inupiat cul- transmitted the concerns from and jeans, posing as a cham- ture strong in her children is one ol the village's elders to the were rescued, but not all of their pion of the environment. He important to her. Hut the state's commission. snowmachines, she said. sits on a rock surrounded by a warming climate is throwing a teenagers and college envi- The last time the Harrow squirrel and rabbit and other monkey wrench in her family's ronmentalists from Anchorage whalers had a similar event was creal u res of t he forest. I COUNCIL ON Future, she said and lairbanksalso spoke. Main in the 1940s. All while wearing his trade "How will our children and of the students asked the com- Sage asked the commis- mark boots made of dead ani- grandchildren feel when they mission |o tell the legislature sion. "How often will this mal skins. FOREIGN arc noi able to hunt these ani- and I'alin administration to reoccur? Will we be so fortu- Schwarzenegger has sud- mals anymore?" Sage asked. start regulatinggreenhousegas nate as to save every whaler denly become an international All over Alaska, not just along emissions in Alaska, every time this happens? global warming hero, albeit one j| RELATIONS the coastline, residents are I la/el Apok of Kot/ehue told Will the ice be stable enough with a penchant for Hummers noticing thai the ice is ebbing the commission she is worried this year lor whaling? How and alligator boots. — with direct consequences for about less snow in thearea sur- much longer will we be able California environmentalists EDOUARDH R GIUCK I W> PHOTO anyone digging In the ground. rounding kot/.ebue harming to continue our traditional still aren't entirely sure what to MY FELLOW CITIZENS: California Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks at the Council crossing the tundra or ventur- lulure subsistence berr\ crops. spring hunt on the ice?" make of him. on Foreign Relations. Thursday, April 12,2007 in New York. Schwarzenegger spoke about ing out over ice to hunt. She shares the berries she She mentioned another They praise Schwarzenegger California's lead in helping to find a solution for global warming. A number of rural Alaskans gathers with other locals who perplexing problem for some for getting the public to focus flew or drove to Anchorage want it lor Eskimo ice cream. Harrow whale hunters: Umiaks, on greenhouse gas emissions RICO Mastrodonato. Northern celebrity guest for its Earth Day this week to tell their per- "Blueberries also help keep my the sealskin boats used for and using his political celebrity California director of the episode to retrofit a gas-guz- sonal stories about a warming cholesterol down," she said spring whaling, are sprouting to shift national debate in a gre- league of Conservation Voters. zling muscle car with alterna- Alaska to a state commission Safe hunting is a big concern mold due to warmer weather. enward direction. "He's saying they can have their tive Fuel technology, it called on the Legislature set up to take in Harrow. With recent \ears "It is very expensive to change They say the governor has cake and eat it, too." the governor. stock of climate change's con- of dramatic loss in the Arctic the cover of your umiak." Sage scored major accomplishments The governor this week Environmentalists believethe sequences for Alaska. Sea ice, and scientists predict- said. by signing a bill to reduce emis- framedtheenvironmentalprob- governor may be telling people "less ice for us means less ing more ice loss in the future, Kathleen I .moll of I'ort sions 25 percent by 2020 and leni as one that can be solved by what they want to hear while opportunity for food." Sage hunters and their families have Yukon and Hita Buck of White pursuing new alternative fuel technology rather than chang- ignoring the reality thai emis- told the Alaska Climate Impact immediate safety concerns. Mountain described hitting requirements. es in lifestyle. In speeches at sions reductions and cleaner air Vssessmem Commission on Sage said. water instead of permafrost But they have misgivings Georgetown University and the will not come easily or cheaply. Friday. "Multiyear ice is thick and when digging outhouse pits, about the governor's past oppo- Council on Foreign Relations, "I think he does a disservice ihe ll-member commis- stable and preferred while that didn't happen in the past, sition to top environmental he described how he wants to to people to say we don't have sion also heard from scien- conducting the spring whal- they said. priorities. They say the gover- turn envlronmentalism into an to change our habits." said V. tists describing how caribou, ing hunt. Voting ice is thin and The commission will hold nor has focused on long term inclusive cause rather than one |ohn White, an environmen- marine mammals, birds, fish not so stable." explained Sage, a second public hearing in plans that may not require fueled by guilt. tal lobbyist in Sacramento. and other species are shilling w hose husband is co-captain of Anchorage, probably in the fall. real sacrifices for years. Vet he That message has paid "Not unlike nutrition, we need geographically, some species a whaling crew. The commission plans to has opposed more immediate off in publicity. Newsweek moreol the healthy things and could be in trouble due to the Twice in the past 10 years, develop a complete overview en\ ironmental solutions as too last week featured a smiling less of the unhealthy things. I warming trend's effects on the shore ice at Harrow became of the likely impacts of cli- costly to businesses. 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Rodrigo Maclang Peace Corps volunteers in the told The Associated Press that a Philippines. She had been teach- body matching the description of ing English at the Divine Word Julia Campbell, 40, from Fairfax, College in Albay province's Va., was found buried with one legazpi city, southeast of Manila, foot protruding from the ground since October 2006. She previ- near the village of Katad. It was ously taught at a public school in not clear whether she had been Donsol in nearby Sorsogon prov- buried by someone or if she was ince, said Nora Gallano, assistant covered lay debris during a fall. dean of Divine Word's College of Maclang said it was too early Liberal Arts. to determine if foul play was On Tuesday, Philippine nation- involved. al police chief Oscar Calderon Regional police chief Raul ruled out the involvement of Gonzales said U.S. Embassy communist rebels in Campbell's officials were on their way to disappearance. He said there the remote area to identify the was no indication that she was body. I le said the body was fair- abducted by lawless elements skinned and clad in clothes simi- or the communist New People's lar to those that Campbell was Army "because the area has been last seen wearing. cleared of insurgents." Campbell went missing April 8 In 1990, the New People's Army in the area about 160 miles north seized Peace Corps volunteer of Manila. Police said earlier she Timothy Swanson and held him may have fallen off a cliff. for 50 days on central Negros Provincial police chief Senior island. He was later released Superintendent Pedro Genii said unharmed. by telephone on Tuesday that In lune of that year, the U.S. Campbell, wearing blue denim government ordered the evacua- jeans, black shirt and a shawl, tion of Peace Corps workers from was last seen buying soda from a the Philippines after receiving local store. intelligence that rebels may try She was only wearing sandals to kill or kidnap them. But by and had bought a bus ticket to that time, Swanson already was return to Manila by April 9. indi- in rebel hands. mmunity to testify By L.ujne Kcllm.m Department," added Sen. Charles Associated Press Schumer, D-N.Y. Conyers had scheduled a WASLIINGTON — Monica committee vote Wednesday on doodling, once Attorney General granting Goodling immunity but Alberto Gonzales' White House agreed late Tuesday to a request liaison, would be granted immu- from the panel's Republicans to nity from prosecution and forced postpone it a week, said a com- to testify under a plan being con- mittee spokeswoman. A two- sidered by a 1 louse panel probing thirds majority vote on the com- the firings of federal prosecutors. mittee would be required togranl House ludiciary Committee her immunity. The panel has 22 Chairman lohn Conyers said Democrats and 17 Republicans. Tuesday that Goodling, who has Republicans didn't appear refused to testify, has much to eager Tuesday to go along. contribute to the investigation. Committee member Chris "I am hopeful we can approve Cannon. 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