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Seminar will bring USG fights for BGSU funding USG visited the state college students are apathetic," she said. music to capitol yesterday to Most legislators still sec stu- argue the cuts in higher dents as non-voters, according to George Ciuca, administrative education and ask for aide to state Senator Tom campus funding support. Roberts. "Most of those guys lin the By Allison Halco state legislature) are 30 or 40 REPORTER By Chuck Soder years old," Ciuca said. "The last eOHOR-IN-CHIEF lazz students from seven area thing they're thinking about is The University probably won't the cost of going to college. You high schools will travel to the get the state funds that University tomorrow to partici- need to vote for people who say, Undergraduate Student I'm going to make education a pate in lazzday 2003, the annual Government would like, but at priority." jazz workshop sponsored by the least USG gave it that old college- law makers aren't the only College of Musical Arts. funding try. ones ignoring higher education The day will begin for high Governor BobTaft announced — voters have been ignoring it. school students at 9 a.m. in Wednesday that he will likely cut too, according to Ciuca. Bryan Recital Hall. Bach band about 2.5 percent from state uni- For an example, he cited Tun will take a turn giving a 30- versities' budgets to close what I lagans platform for governor minute performance. These he said is a $162 million gap last year, which emphasized uni- performances and rehearsals between the current budget and versity funding. will conclude at 4:30 p.m. After the balanced budget required by I le lost by a landslide," Ciuca their performances, each band federal law. said. This news put a damper on USG members met with other will rehearse with Russell USG's trip to the state capitol yes- Schmidt, the University's direc- state officials before leaving a terday. The group — along with stack of letters with Tart's secre- tor of lab bands. student government members As soon as each hand has tary — each urged the governor from several other universities in to avoid cutting funds, each completed their set, each mem- Ohio — scheduled the trip to warned of a declining education ber will have the opportunity to show law makers the importance system in Ohio, and each of the Chuck Soder BG News listen to other high school jazz of both higher education funding 900 letters was signed by a differ- AT THE CAPITAL USG members gather on the steps of the state capitol building where they spoke groups perform, with perfor- and students' votes. ent University student. with policy makers to fight for higher education funding. The group voiced their concerns about possible mances from the top coUegiate But the group couldn't have The arguments in those letters budget cuts here at the University and across Ohio. lab band and the faculty jazz predicted that the legislature were similar to those posed to group, as well as a ceremony would have already voted down policy makers. I'irelands College — the "Collcge'll remain affordable, recognizing top high school per- the taxes Tart proposed to close Saccany argued to the aide of I Iniu'isity's branch campus. but (the University will) lose pro- formers. Selected top perform- the gap, which made him decide one legislator's aide that jobs in "They are all the people that fessors, they'll have to cut pro- ers will be awarded scholarships to cut the higher education's Ohio are already hurting because help pay taxes to support the sys- grams and cut student activities," tem, he said. Dortch said. Theme for to the University's week-long budget, according to USG funding for state universities has President Sarah Saccany. slipped to 40th nationwide. With university budgets Getting more state support Summer Music Institute jazz shrinking, the state is consider- would help keep tuition down camp. "If we could've been there a "We think that's why the econ- 70's dinner day before, that would've been omy has taken such a big hit in ing pulling tuition caps in place, while maintaining the quality of Between 130 and 150 high fabulous," Saccany said. which would limit most schools education. But, USG has a lot school students are expected to Ohio.'' she said. Though USG can't change the With more funding and lower to raising tuition by no more than more work to do before this goal theater is attend lazzday 2003, accompa- past, their actions yesterday at tuition, more people should have nine percent. is achieved nied by their parents. the capitol can still influence the access to the institutions they Tuition caps have benefits, but To achieve it, Saccany hopes to M of soul "A lot of parents come to hear future. help fund, according to Don USG member Justin Dortch said there are still drawbacks. their young people perform." "Us going shows that not all Humphrey, a USG member at USG,PAGE 2 By Scott HHes Schmidt said. "It's good for them REPORTER to see the facilities here, and it With everything from pet helps them in considering BG rocks to Seventies music, this for their young people." year's dinner theatre looks to be According to Schmidt, an interesting perfonnance. lazzday plays a significant role The multicultural department in recruiting music students for is holding their 14th annual din- the University. ner theatre in the Student Union Cold weather affects drive Ballroom this Friday and "By participating |in lazzdayl, Saturday. The theme is "70s Soul I get to help show potential BG By Monica Frost student and intern for blood ser- lustin Brenner. In response to out of the country for six Part Two", ihe show is a continu- students how strong the jazz REP0R1ER vices at the Toledo chapter of the the weather Brenner said, "I go months. ation of the theme the depart- program is," Schmidt, who has The results are in for the American Red Cross. to school in Bowling Green." Despite donor turnouts, vol- ment did last year. been involved with the event for American Red Cross blood drive "February is usually our low- Another reason students unteers at the drive kept busy Bianca Hutchinson, a seven years, said. that came to campus last week. est drive and November is usual- might not have donated is that helping registration and "the University student and assistant I ligli schools participating in The four day drive yielded a total ly our highest," Rumsey said. they were unaware they can canteen", a rest area where coordinator of the show, has lazzday 2003 include: Bowling of 369 units of blood. A combination of Valentine's donate twice a semester. donors are provided with snacks great expectations for this year's Green I ligh School, Clyde High Day one of the drive collected Day weekend, bad weather and Rumsey said. and fluids as well as monitored performance. School, Monroe High School, the lowest amount of blood at 72 seasonal sicknesses are all possi- In fact, if students meet all for their health. "\\e started working on cos- Toledo School for the Arts, units and day three collected the ble factors of the low-donor medical requirements they arc "They were very attentive," tumes and everything since I irelands Academy, Hudson most at 130 units. turnout for February, Rumsey eligible to donate blood every 56 Brenner said about Red Cross before Christmas break," she The numbers were disapoint- said. days. A few reasons donors volunteers. High School and Garfield said. "We have been practicing ing but that a lot of outside fac- One of the donors dial did not might be denied include having Approximately 35 to 40 people two to three times a week." Heights High School. tors affected the turnout said. allow bad weather to stop him received a recent tattoo or pierc- Jennifer Rumsey, a University from donating was sophomore ing, having a cold or having been RED CROSS, PAGE 2 DINNER, PAGE 2

Workers hurt in explosion

By Roger Mord this," Uu said. "The best thing where raw fiberglass is manufac- IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS people can do is pray for these tured. Ihe company said all CORBIN. Ky. (AP) — An explo- people." workers were accounted for. sion and fire ripped tiirough an Authorities shut down a 13- CTA worker Rogers Bales told insulation plant Thursday, send- milc stretch of nearby Interstate the Times-Tribune of Corbin he ing black smoke spiraling across 75 for about an hour because of was inside the building when the the southern Kentucky country- concerns the smoke was danger- rear of the plant exploded. side and injuring 26 workers, 11 ous. But CTA attorney lim "Everybody saw a huge fire- critically. Tomaw said there were no haz- ball, and everybody started run- The cause of the explosion at ardous chemicals in the plant, ning out," Bales said. "There was CIA Acoustics was not immedi- which makes acoustical and smoke and dust everywhere." ately known. State inspectors thermal insulation products for Earlier this month, the state were sent to the site. the industrial and automotive labor agency proposed to cite the The injured employees were industries. company for an allegedly serious taken to at least five hospitals. Dr. "We don't feel there is any great violation involving safety guards George Liu, a surgeon at Baptist danger to the public," said Joe on machinery, agency Regional Medical Center in Bradshaw, emergency manage- spokesman Eddie Jacobs said. Corbin, said at least eight of were ment director for Knox County. The company also was cited in Hlkki Fox AP Photo burned on more than 80 percent Tomaw said 150 of the compa- 1989 and 1993, mostiy for insuffi- of their bodies. ny's 561 employees were in the cient safety guards on machin- STUNNED: Workers from CTA Acoustics stand outside the plant, yesterday morning in Corbin, Ky. after "We prepare as physicians for plant at the time of the explosion, ery, according to agency records. an explosion. The explosion and fire injured 26 workers, at least 11 of them critically. disasters — I have never seen which happened near an oven

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEVYS.COM 2 Friday, February 21,2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Members Future trips of theater Insanity plea turned down planned in ruled Wednesday that Ansley unable to assist in her own told Corbett, her former land- Spring term HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) — A was competent to stand trial defense. lord, that she wanted to talk cast ready woman accused of gunning after a psychologist testified Eshbaugh said Wednesday with her and then shot her USG, FROM PAGE 1 down a college professor on a that Ansley was keeping her that Ansley does not present a four times. make another trip to the capital Hamilton street is competent mental illness under control danger to others as long as she Ansley also told police that building in the spring, this time for tonight to stand trial, a judge ruled. by voluntarily taking a strong remains on her medication. she had plotted to kill her hus- with a larger group. Tonda Lynn Ansley, 37, is anti-psychotic medication. Spaeth refused to reduce band, Brett Ansley and anoth- Dortch agrees: "We've got small things already established — let's OINNER, FROM PAGE 1 scheduled to go to trial May 19 "She is able to assist in her Ansleys $1 million bond, and er, unidentified man. She told in the shooting death of ordered that she be trans- police that she suspected that do something big." The dinner theatre includes a own defense." said Dennis But the group has done some- meal before the show and then Miami University professor Eshbaugh, a psychologist for ferred to the Butler County Corbett, her husband and the thing already, according to USG a night filled with acting and Sherry Corbett. She has plead- the Moritz Forensic Unit at the Jail. The judge also ordered jail third man were drugging her member losh Kontak, who helped music. The shows include ed innocent by reason of Twin Valley Behavioral officials to provide Ansley with and were involved in crimes. write the letter that 900 students "Good Times", "All in the insanity to one count of aggra- Healthcare. her medication and ensure Ansley also said she told the signed. Family" and "Sanford and Son". "I don't think we changed any "This is going to be a great vated murder and could be Spaeth ordered Ansley that she takes it. National Security Agency of an show" Hutchinson said. sentenced to life in prison if transferred to the maximum- Witnesses told police that alleged plot against her and minds, but we showed that stu- Joy Ilartwell-Lein, who is convicted. security psychiatric hospital in Ansley shot Corbett, 55. on the that she decided to kill people dents are voters and arc con- playing Edith Bunker expressed Judge Keith Spaeth of Butler Columbus in October after city street July 27. In a state- when the agency didn't cerned with higher education," he said. her enthusiasm for the perfor- County Common Pleas Court two psychologists said she was ment to police, Ansley said she respond. mance as well. "Dinner theatre rocks" she said, with a very excited tone. Hutchinson urges everyone to come and she is sure that it will be worth while. Hutchinson also spoke on Donor numbers behalf of Sheila Brown, who is Silver River Cafe offers the Head Coordinator of the event. "Lots of parents are going to low in blood drive be at the show as well," she said. "This gives the parents a chance breakfast buffet Sunday Green vs. Toledo game, so I to see their son or daughter RED CROSS. FROM PAGE 1 think that drew a lot more peo- doing something positive and volunteered each day, including pie." By Miranda Bond toast or pancakes, homemade demands if it is a financially sup- taking an active role here." American Red Cross "regulars" The third and final blood REPORTER mini waffles, breakfast meats, ported change. Since dining ser- The dinner theatre is not only as well as University students. drive for the year will be coming Beginning (his Sunday (he hash-browned potatoes, pas- vices switched to the a la cane for students I lutchinson said. On-campus organizations to campus April 22 to 25, how- Silver River Cafe will begin offer- tries, and fruit. They will also fea- system the department has not "All the shows that are going involved with Dance Marathon ever, a theme for the event is still ing an all-you-can-eat breakfast to be presented arc consisted of were also given the opportunity ture specials each Sunday that offered many buffets. needed. buffet from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 Because of this, they are plan- students, faculty and staff," to earn "spirit points" for work- will include sausage gravy, Hutchinson said. "We usually try to give some- p.m. breakfast casseroles, and ning a large attendance. To cre- ing the drive during February. thing to people that come out, Tickets are still available for American Red Cross volun- Depending on the popularity creamed chipped beef. ate more space they will be set- the show if interested call the and we base our theme around teers were hoping February's with students and available Kreischer often attracts stu- ting the buffet up in the 8 o'clock Multicultural Center and Office that," Rumsey said. results would mirror those of labor, the cafe plans to offer the dents from various areas of the dining room. Seating will be of Academic Initiatives. Donors for February's drive the drive held in November, buffet every Sunday excluding campus. Students seem to be available in the dining room area Tickets are $12 for Friday's were given American Red Cross which collected between 500 to spring break, Easter, and the receptive of this new meal as well as the Silver River Cafe. performance which includes baseball caps to match the Sunday of finals. option. "Kreischer has a large number hors-d'oeuvres and $22 for 600 units of blood. drive's theme of "Hats Off to Rumsey attributes the higher The buffet will cost $6.25 per "Since it is an other option to of residents that love to eat Saturday's show which includes BGSU". The "hats or theme student excluding the cost of use my meal card, it is a cool breakfast. We are attempting to a dinner buffet. numbers in November to the was based on the University's "Blood Bowl". the competition beverages. Anyone entering the idea. 1 think it will attract people give them lots of good food at a "One man asked me if the winning performance in cafe will be required to purchase and it will offer a decent place to reasonable price," said less. show was going to be any good between the University and the November's "blood bowl". the buffet. eat on the weekend," said The addition of the buffet will and I told him that is he was not University of Toledo. The blood collected at the "Before setting a price, we Harshman-Dunbar resident serve as a test as to whether din- satisfied that he could come to "I think the competition drive will be distributed to hos- the office and let me know," helped us with our numbers," checked with other all-you-can- Dan O'Connell. ing services will set up similar pitals as well as local organiza- eat breakfast buffets in the area Kreischer decided to add this facilities in other areas on cam- Hutchinson said. T can guaran- Rumsey said. "Our drive was tions on a "need-for" basis. tee he won't be back." the week before the Bowling and found that our price is a very feature to the cafe after conduct- pus. Students response and how good deal for our students," ing a recent survey. This survey well the buffet is controlled in Sandra Jess who is the general concluded that breakfast is means of cost and labor will be .♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦■*♦ 4-4-4-f 4-f 4-f-f-f-f-f ♦♦♦■♦• 4-f ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦•+! manager of Kreischer Dinning important to students and found deciding factors in creating simi- Services said. a demand for an all-you-can-eat lar dining options. ♦ Did you know... + There will be many options on option. It is the goal of dining ♦ Chickens can't swallow while they are upside-down??? ♦ the menu including eggs, french services to meet students

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Planetarium. $1 donation suggest- ed. BGSU Planetarium African American 8 p.m. BGSU Department of Theatre & Opera Theater presents Gilbert & Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance" lives recognized A joint production with the get a ijfu Department of Theatre & BGSU ^^^^^^^ rhe calendar ofewnls is taken Irom I ^H httrR//cvcnts.bgsiLedu ^^^a^__^> Opera Theater Wacky, irreverent and as entertaining today as it Charles Nikki was when it first opened in 1879. 8 a.m.-8 p.m Phi Kappa Tau will be selling tially abusive behaviors and rela- The Pirates of Penzance spins a Bolden Giovanni BGSU Rugby Spring Recruitment Dance Marathon scrubs. tionships. Confidentiality is hilarious farce of sentimental Union Lobby Union Lobby emphasized. Sponsored by The pirates, bumbling policemen, dim- Charles Holdcn was born in Nikki Giovanni is a well known Transformation Project. 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SCOTLAND'S ROSLIN Institute's Ian Wilmut.on 6-year-old Dolly,the world's first cloned animal, who was given a lethal injection after veterinarians discov- ered she had a progressive lung disease. IncwvMCtkxm) OPINION Higher education needs attention

As you should already know, ed by the higher education bud- Ohio colleges collectively voiced one of Ohio's fine institutes. average, lower than Ohio's. This is Regents,This in turn brings Ohio's higher education budget get cut, care about having to pay their concerns to the proper I lowever, there is another way an incentive for anyone to look down the amount of state is probably going to be cut by the more money, but they complain state officials, then maybe higher to look at it. Maybe the state gov- to other states to find a universi- income which directly affects the state. It seems that as soon as a to all of the wrong people. education would have a better ernment feels that since higher ty; No one likes to spend more amount of money that can be budget cut is needed, higher They complain to their friends, chance at keeping what is left of education is not getting a suffi- money than they have to, espe- spent on higher education. education is the first to be volun- their parents and even profes- its budget. cient amount of attention from cially when it is easy to get If the people of Ohio, especial- teered. Does anyone have any sors. Unless your friend is a The Ohio Board of Regents Ohioans, that no one would real- around those out-of-statc tuition ly current college students, idea why?V\fell, we don't know member of the state senate or also reports, "over 100,000 Iv notice the changeVVVe here at costs. showed more concern for higher either, but we have an idea on Governor Taft, then these com- Ohioans from the ages of 18-49 ITie BG News find this hard to Most careers that offer a signif- education and more pride in how to help fix the problem. plaints aren't doing much good. have left the state to pursue edu- swallow. icant amount of money require a ()hio. then maybe the state legis- There is something to be said Ohio has the eleventh highest cation or careers elsewhere." If We feel that people are leaving person to have a bacheloi s lature wouldn't need to cut the for the power of the vote. It public school tuition rate in the funding for higher education was because of the higher education degree. Only 17 percent ol budget every year. We need to get seems that most college stu- country according to die Ohio increased, maybe more people budget cms. I 'here arc 39 other Ohioans have a bachelor's degree our priorities straight and Stan dents, the people directly affect- Board of Regents. If students of would pursue their educations in states that have tuition that is on according to die Ohio Board of focusing on education.

LETTEftS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Forget love, use 0NTHE STREET anger to get ahead

two miles away from dieir dorms ment uses propaganda to influ- What is the craziest I luffington? This lady's serious- ence the U.S. citizens, just as Renovating or additional scholarship money. thing you would do MATT ly pissed off about the govern- BGSU Foundation, Inc. should Saddam does. for a hundred bucks? SUSSMAN ment. But of course, you could Ribeau's house have been thinking about the Where do you think the "Axis " have told me that if you knew money dial has already been of evil" came from? Sure. Iraq is Humor Columnist her most recent book is titled a selfish act spent on the Union, the need to in violation of U.N. resolutions, "Pigs in the Trough: How funnel money into the local but they have been violating It sure looks like the world Corporate Greed and Political economy, the need to give our them for years. They have been I've got to say, I am a bit sur- will end because two countries Corruption are Undermining students working experience producing chemical and biologi- prised, and actually upset, that with massive amounts of America." I'm sure glad I don't prior to graduation and the need cal weapons all along What President Ribeau's house is being wea[H>ns don't like each odier. intend on running for public renovated for $750,000! What is to bring affordable education to makes them any more of a threat They are angry at one another, office. When you read how going on? We are facing a war, the University. None of these now? Bush claims that we must and eventually it will be the 1 luffington describes the CEOs die economy is in the toilet and issues seem to have been consid- stop potential attackers with pre- end of humanity. This is the of America as "preening, pam- tuition will, once again, be going ered in this decision. emptive strikes If that is the case, kind of behavior that gives pered, overpaid, egocentric, up next year! lean diink of bet- The entire idea to renovate why aren't we planning attacks STEVE G0RMLEY anger a bad name. corporate American Idols," you ter uses for $750,000 that has President Ribeau's house seems a on other countries that may be a GRADUATE STUDENT When you really think about been pledged to the University, bit selfish and unnecessary. If the threat to us like China, Iran and it. unbridled rage is one of the sit up and hope she isn't spying and I bet you can too. old house is no longer a viable North Korea? To say we are fight- "/ would streak through most useful emotions we have. on you. The University just built a new option, gel him a new one, but ing to liberate the people of Iraq the Union." Sure, we love each other, but We can even take diis to a Union full of rooms that could do it economically. This does not is false. what does it do to us? It makes humorous level, let's analyze and should be used for "official seem to be the time to throw College Republican fessica us relaxed. We become content the mind of a donkey. If you functions." They were in fact money away or throw it in the Bertsch said, "what we are trying with our surroundings, and pull its tail once, it may forgive built for that specific purpose. direction of Perrysburg I was to do is liberate them from their even a lethal rattlesnake bite you. If you repeatedly tug on Does the house of the president under the impression that the dictator." If our government is so seems trivial because we may his tail, he will eventually be need to function as the "Union "best interests of the students of concerned with the welfare of have just fallen in love. Love is filled with rage and kick you II?" BGSU" was what drove people to the Iraqi people, we would have deceiving. Ol course, wccan'l with his hind legs and send you If the president does require a contribute money to the BGSU removed Saddam from power live without love, but we most Hying into the wall. more "up-to-date" house, one Foundation, Inc. in the first earlier, considering he has been definitely couldn't do anything liven in sports, anger and could be purchased for a fraction place. killing and torturing Iraqis since Without our good friend anger. intensity can raise a team's of $750,000! Why renovate this How is this decision in our he took power in 1979. These KIM SADIE This gives mc an excuse to level of play. Take the Tampa one? Where has the president best interests and couldn't the inconsistencies make me ques- quote lack I landey: "If you ever wnFRESHMAN, PRE-MED Bay Buccaneers. For years they money be better spent? If you tion the move for war. been living since November, and go temporarily insane, don't would make the playoffs, but have ideas on how $750,000 in What people often forget is who has been footing that bill? "I would hold Steve's shoot somebody, like a lot of could never reach the Super If the needs of this president are charitable donations could be that war is hell and our men and hand while he streaked." people do. Instead, try to get Bowl under passive coach Tony so different than those of past better spent, (or even how the women in the military may be some weeding done, because Dungy. The Bucs fired Dungy presidents, then get him a new excess $500,000 could be spent, subjected to diis hell. These peo- you'd really be surprised." Now and brought in hotheaded Ion house. Plus, die old house could after purchasing President ple are just like us. They are I cannot stress enough that I Gniden, who not only took his be used as housing for exchange Ribeau a brand new, $250,000 mothers, fathers, sons, hus- diink killing is wrong. I lowever, students or visiting speakers and house), write a letter to the edi- bands, wives and friends if you are among the coundess Buccaneers to the Super Bowl, dignitaries. tor, or better yet, write to BGSU My personal ties to die military individuals who don't like lis- but also won it convincingly. The fact mat the University has Foundation, Inc.. lead me to question our motives tening to me. then remember (Cleveland Browns fans can also contracted a firm out of and place greater value on the this: if you kill in the heat of strike fear into the referees' IVrrysburg to do the initial work AMANDA JAR0SZ lives of our troops. I don't want passion, there isn't a jury in this hearts by throwing beer bottles is also frustrating. Are there no STUDENT any of our troops, like my country that would convict you onto the field if they don't like a firms in Bowling Green that friends, dying in vain; as have of murder in any degree, The call. could handle this job? If the countless numbers of U.S. troo|>s COLLEEN SADIE worst you can receive is volun- What about my anger? Well, I in several past conflicts. University hired a Bowling Green Ifs good to FRESHMAN, NURSING tary manslaughter. Isn't that am one of countless left-hand- firm, the economic crunch that is What angers me most is dial great news? Again, diis shows ed students. If you are a south- being felt all over the country protest, but people have the nerve to ques- "I'd make out with you why anger is perceived as paw like me, you know that might he lessened in Bowling tion my "patriotism" for ques- another girl." evil, although you can see its there are very few desks on Green. back it up tioning war. Bertsch says that usefulness. campus that are designed for Why not put the the University 'These people call themselves Nmv let's think about pro- left-handed use. With all this architecture department to the On Monday, February 17,1 was Americans, but they are not sup- testers. There are two kinds hubbub of minorities getting porting America." As I recall, our task, do we not have faith in very amused to see the protesters Some will join hands and their just desserts, you can eas- country is based on the notion those we are educating? It seems in front of the Union. What was silently form a circle. This is ily forget that left-handed peo- as if this institution is looking to that die citizens could disagree most amusing were the signs of ineffective, because no one is ple arc a minority as well. If we throw money away and not even with the government. That is the College Republicans The intimidated by diis, except were as angry as African- in its own backyard. Bad move, why we are free, and it by no sign reading "Pacifists suck" and those who are afraid of silence. American civil rights leaders in my opinion. means makes me less of an Obviously these protesters another with a "hit-list" of the were, we might get our wish of I will not be happy when my American to disagree witii the don't like something. countries we should wage war more left-handed desks. tuition goes up and, rather than government. Otherwise, they look quite fool- against not only showed their However, we arc still being seg- offering additional scholarship ignorance, but also their airo- I would love to see people like TIM EISENMANN ish playing the quietest game regated and oppressed. money, the BGSU Foundation, gance. I find it hard to believe the College Republicans who Of*Duck, Duck, Goose' you FRESHMAN When you think "anger man- Inc. decided to renovate the pres- that people arc itching for war. vehemently support this war will ever see. COMPUTER SCIENCE agement," you think about ident's house for more money The Bush administration enlist in the military. It would On the other hand, you have than it would cost to buy him a makes the case for war by saying give them a chance to back up "/ would get buck naked, angry protesters. These guys people controlling dieir temper their words, but I'm sure they and peacefully resolving their new one. This decision is not in that Saddam Hussein has violat- find a way to get on top will do anything for attention the best interest of the students. ed U.N. sanctions, committed would think long and hard and for their cause. I low about problems. I have a better defin- The University could use that crimes against humanity and has before they shed their own blood of University Hall, and lighting themselves on fire? If ition. You should use, or "man- money, or any left-over money tics to terrorism. What I have for these causes. yell through a mega- you're against world hunger, age." your anger to get what from the purchase of a new learned from experience is that phone at the protesters and you ignite yourself, you're you want. Or, if you're zealous house, for things such as: a park- you should not always believe RAFAELANC0NA crazy, and that deserves my to the brink of Insanity, you can ing lot for students that is not what you arc told. Our govern- STUDENT outside the Union" attention. just light yourself on lire and How about Arianna call it a day.

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PAGE 6 SPORTS BRIEFING FRIDAY Gymnasts to host & February 21, Ball State Sunday 2003 The Bowling Green gym- nastics squad will compete against the Mid-American Conference's Ball State on www.bgnews.com/sports Sunday at the F.ppler Center BOWLING GREEN STME UNIVERSITY Gymnasium. Last weekend the Falcons placed fourth at the New Hampshire Invitational. The Falcons will use the coming weeks to prepare for the MAC Championships at the end of March. The meet will start at 2 p.m. Tennessee Tech BG set for ESPN2 game tourney canceled Bowling Green's softball By Andrew dayman ing their chances at earning the obvious lack of experience, the month of February. Second, The only negatives facing the SPORTS REPORTER team will not play in the NCAA tournament invitations the team has been devastated coach Dan Dakich will make his Falcons this weekend will be Tennessee Tech University Taking a week off from Mid- in March. In actuality, a rela- by season ending injuries to sixth attempt at reaching a the season's third distant road Tournament, which was American Conference play, the tively small percentage of the 18 Germain Fitch, losh Almanson, milestone by winning his 100th trip to Illinois (they previously scheduled to start today and struggling Bowling Green men's teams in the event are likely to and most recently, guard labari career game. If these factors arc played at Northwestern and run through Sunday. basketball team hits the road receive at-large bids to the Big Mattox. not enough motivation, the Northern Illinois) and a tough The Cookcville, Tcnn. tour- this Saturday for a match-up Dance this year. The participat- Despite the strong efforts of national television audience opponent in Illinois-Chicago. nament was canceled because with Illinois-Chicago of the ing schools were selected emerging stars lohn Reimold could help. Saturday's game will The Flames (16-7, 9-4 in of extremely wet ground con- Horizon league. The game will before the season began, and and Kevin Netter, BG's only mark BG's first nationally tele- Horizon) arc led by junior for- ditions. Forecasters have also be played at 5 p.m. and broad- many have experienced a drop- chance for an NCAA berth is a vised game since last year's wards Cedrick Hanks (20.2 ppg) predicted more rain through- cast on ESPN2 as a part of off from recent years. MAC tournament title. There MAC championship game, and and Armond Williams (14.3 out the weekend. ESPN's "Bracket Buster Having lost all five starters will still be plenty on the line, their first regular season ppg, 8 rpg, .87 FG pet.). They Bowling Green was sched- Saturday." from a team that narrowly however, when they meet appearance since 1995. have won (our of their last six, uled to play six games in The Bracket Buster was missed the NCAA tournament Illinois-Chicago on Saturday, When BG was entered into but they will have only day off lenncssce. devised essentially to give some last season, the Falcons (10-12, First and foremost, the this inaugural Bracket Buster between a conference match- The Falcons will play in a of the best mid-major pro- 6-8 in MAC) are among the Falcons will look to bring an pool, Dakich praised the event up with Cleveland Stale and the tournament at the University grams an opportunity to show- Bracket Buster teams that have end to their current five game as a "great idea. Its positiu-s Bracket Buster game. of Louisville on March 8 and case themselves on national experienced an understand- losing streak, which would also definitely outweigh the nega- 9. television, potentially improv- able decline in 2003. Along with mean getting their first win in tives." MEN'S BBALL. PAGE 6 Falcons' punch gone from lineup By Erik Cassano .402 average and driving in far two, three, nine, wherever. I just SPORIS REPORIIR and away the most runs on the want to help keep everybody lor the past couple of seasons, team with 84. I ludak had the ready to go." the Bowlingt invn baseball team next-highest RBI total with 57. One of the guys who may had an unmistakable calling "1 am basically not going to try share some of the leadoff duties card: offense, offense and mote todo too much.'' Hunt said. "I am this year is Wamock Wamock offense. A relentless lineup fea- going to try to get on base, and if was sifted out of the 2002 fresh- turing big sticks like I .en liias, someone's on base, knock them man class and became the KeUy Hunt, Corey Loornis and in. I know what I am capable of team's everyday left fielder by Tim Newell pocked outfield walls doing." season's end. He brings some with volley shots, and nistled the "I don't want Kelly to change," balance to the lineup, a left- trees behind the outfield fence at coach Danny Sclimitz said. "I handed line-drive hitter with Steller Field with home nin balls want him to keep doing the solid power, decent speed and an on more than a few occasions. tilings he's doing, and do them excellent glove in the outfield. Hut that was then. correctly." "I think I may be one of the The Falcons, who start the I lunt is die cornerstone of this more experienced players here 2003 season tomorrow at the year's offense, but there are oth- now," Wamock said "I think I will University of Tennessee, an1 a ers who will have to help shoul- be able to have more of a leader- decidedly different club The der the load while the team's ship role with the experience I've offensive punch Ls toned down. youngsters get used to die col- gained. Whatever my role, I just Cone are graduated seniors FJias, lege game. Among them are out- want to do it to the best of my Newell and Nick Llnxl. Ixximis fielders David Barkholz and leff ability.'' was drafted by the Detroit Tigers Wamock. The annual road trip to start as a junior after last year, and Barkholz was slowed by a the season is when the coaching opted to go pro. \fcleran infielder shoulder injury last year. He said staff will son out the questions Andy I ludak, whom the Falcons die injury, which he suffered col- and let die younger players gain figured to have al third base ihis liding with the outfield wall at some experience prior to the season, may be gone for the I Eastern Michigan, is fully healed. home and conference schedules. duration after back surgery. That's as important as anything In die season's first month, BG What's left are I lunt, a small to BG. A healthy Barkholz can be will play at Tennessee, Dayton, band Of returnees, and quite a the offense's ignition switch, last and have a week-long trip to few question marks. year, as the team's primary lead- Fresno, Calif, over spring break Not that I hint is a bad place to offhitter, he took his .412 on-base The home opener is March 18 start. In IXtcnibcr. he was percentage to die bench for sev- against Tiffin. selected to his second consecu- eral weeks. BG didn't feel too During the road trip Danny tive louisvillc Slugger Preseason many ill affects because of all the Sclimitz will need to do some All-America lliird learn. The 6'- firepower down the lineup, but palch-woik at third base. Nate 5" flni baseman is one of the best this year, it could be a different llenschen has been used pri- pure power hitlers iii the Mid- story. BG doesn't have the luxury marily as a Dl I and utility man in American (xinference. I le can hit of having a player of Barkholz's his three-year career. There is the hall out of die park to all caliber batting leadoff everyday. probably no question he could fields, and it showed last year In I le may be a heart-of-the-order shoulder the offease burden of his team-high 22 home runs, But hitter tliis year. playing third, but it is a hard lie also exhibited great hat con- "1 don't care where I hit," defensive position to start play- file Photo BG News trol and a keen hitting eye. finisli- Barkholz said. "Whatever is PICK-OFF: First baseman Kelly Hunt stretches to catch a pick-off throw during a game last season. Hunt ing second on the team with a going to work best for us. One, BASEBALL. PAGE 6 will be a big contributor to the BG offense. leers to play split series with WM Falcons to host By Erica Gambaccini 3-2). wards, Dana lattery and Vlnce offensively,'' Paluch said. "We also SPORIS EOIIOR Both teams come into this Bellissimo, that really can make it have to be able to stop their cycle lw the second time ihis season weekend on winless streaks. The difficult to play against, especially down low, handle their bigger, the Bowling Green hockey team Falcon look to snap a five-game down low in your own end," stronger forwards down low. We two matches will compete In a home-and losing sucak, while the Broncos Paluch said. can't let them man handle us home series against Western will try to break a four-game losing Bellissimo scored the two down below the circle." ByJaymeRamson Dean expects more of the same Michigan. streak. game-winning goals for Western Once the Falcons control ASSISTANT SPORIS EDITOR lype of play from Wright State lonighl the Falcons will travel to Western is currendy in the sev- back in October against the Western's offense they will be able The Bowling Green women's "I think we should lie a favorite Kalaniazoo. Mich., but they will enth spot in the Central Collegiate Falcons to lun i the puck around and start tennis team looks to get back on against WTight State," Dean said return tomorrow to lace ihe Hockey Association rankings. "He's a freshman who's really creating some offense of their track this weekend widi two "We beat them last year and they Broncos at die BGSU Ice Arena, They are looking for two wins this had a great impact his first year in own. matches at Toledos Shadwv Valley were at our invite in the fall and l-ace-off is set for 7:05 p.m. both weekend to move up into the sixth college hockey," Paluch said. "He's "Wfc arc continuing to be a team Tennis Club. didn't really SIKIW me a lot of differ- niglils. position, which will put the got a lot of savvy to his game. He's that can create some different The Falcons will host Wright ence from the year before." "The splil series is kind of neal," Broncos in the top 50 percent and, a power forward in that he's a kinds of offense," Paluch said. State today at 7 pm and Butler The match against Buder will BG coach Scott Paluch said. "I'm thus, give them home ice advan- strong guy. I le's tough to handle "Even though we didn't score a lot tomorrow at I pm mark IK is final preparation match glad we're able to do thai with tage in the playoffs. down low, but he's got a great over the weekend we were still Bowling Green will look for before the team starts its Mid- Wesieni ihis year. It's a neater way Western's four losses were all release on his shot and he's a terrif- able to create a lot of chances. If we some, wins after losing two match- American (/inference schedule to split the weekend up instead of one or two goal games and they ic offensive player." continue to do that, but also really es in a Chicago road trip last week- against Toledo next week. playing two at one site. In one even held a shot advantage in In order to stop Bellissimo and clean things up and handle end Ihe Falcons haw not won Buder (3-4), along with the weekend you're getting die ability tlieir last game against Ferris State. the Bronco offense the Falcons are Western's forwards it will give us since they defeated Ybungstmvn University of Illinois at Chicago, is to play al home, but also need to "IThe Broncosl are a team that, going to have to play well defen- an opportunity this weekend." State on Feb. 2. at the top of the Horizon league be effective on the road." offensively, they have thrown a lot sively. "If we play solid for both games The Falcons defeated Wright standings. The Bulldogs fell to UIG However, the last time diese of punch out diere, and they are "We need to play extremely well and continue that I think we'll be State last season. 7-0, and also had 6-1, earlier in the season BG also two teams faced off in the same able to do it with some smaller in transition through the neutral fine," forward Roger I^onard said. the advantage of seeing Wright fashion, and die Broncos came skilled guys, leff Campbell, but zone, picking up a lot of their play- State in September's BGSU TENNIS. PAGE 6 away with Iwo \ictories (6-5 in OT, they also have some power for- ers because they like to get active HOCKEY. PAGE 6 InvitationaL BG Coach Penny

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BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK BG backcourt As the ESPN Bracket Buster takes place this weekend, the Falcons find themselves facing Illinois-Chicago. Can they break © JAYME RAMS0N ERICA GAMBACCINI 6 ZACH BAKER ERIKCASSANO their five-game losing streak? We'll have Spoilt Editor Assl. Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Sports Reporter hit by injury bug to see Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Illinois-Chicago Bowling Green at MEN'S BBALL. FROM PAGE 5 Dakich said the instant Score 68-64 63-59 71-69 70-59 Illinois (Chi.) Mattox went down, the team Rant The Falcons break The OTC Flames No need for Tom Color me cynical. The "Banks is the quickest kid I've knew it was not good. their five-game los- burn out on nation- Petty music. Bracket Buster is no seen since Gilbert Cheaney ai "labari is a quiet kid to begin ing streak al television. Falcons prevail. place to right ship. running off baseline screens with, and a very tough kid," and shooting." Dakich said. Dakich said. "I le's hit ankles, his Prediction Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona "They have big, strong kids head, and you never heard him. No. 1 Arizona at inside. It's a team, in our league, But he went down in a lot of Score 72-70 92-78 99-67 80-66 Arizona State as I see it, would be one of the pain, loud, and when he Rant Arizona stays in the Wildcats post The number one Luke Walton didn't lop two or three teams." grabbed his knee, everybody in No. 1 position for another impressive team gets the big inherit the loud doo- There will be nine Bracket the gym knew it was serious." another week PAC-lOwin win. fus gene from Pop. Buster games in total, with four Dakich said that if the MAC teams inking part. Besides swelling goes down in Mattox's Prediction Purdue Ohio State Purdue Purdue BG, Ball State will travel to knee, he will probably have No. 23 Purdue at Western Kentucky, Marshall Score 65-59 71-70 59-37 ____ 73-63 surgery Monday. Ohio State Purdue lost to 1 usually pick OSU. Scoonie Penn, will meet Illinois State, and Dakich said he felt especially Rant Purdue tramples the Kent State will host Hawaii. Michigan and lost but the fun ended wherefore art thou? bad for Mattox and Fitch, who Bucks without look- "It's a great opportunity for.. their confidence in January. also suffered torn knee liga- ing back. the Mid-American ments. Conference to shine in the "Josh lAlmanson] is dealing Xavier Dayton Xavier No. 14 Xavier at Prediction Xavier national spotlight," Kent State with [his injury], losh is going to Score 72-68 88-83 65-49 84-77 head coach Jim Christian told he all right," Dakich said. "But Dayton Rant Xavier wins the 1 was wrong about Holy scheduling Xavier is hot enough i siw. the other two are going to have Southern Ohio battle Xavier- West can Batman! These to melt the 19 feet of For Dakich and the Falcons, it to go through big-time rehab once again. play teams just played. snow Cincy got. will also be a great opportunity just to get to the point of play- to get back on the winning ing next year." track. Almanson had surgery on his Central Michigan Northern Illinois Central Michigan Central Michigan at Prsdiction Northern Illinois labari Maltox ankle earlier this year and is Score 74-70 68-63 78-49 71-66 By now, Dakich must be look- expected to recover fully in time Northern Illinois Rant The Huskies remain Another tough MAC Northern is the anti- Mark my words, ing overhead to see if he's acci- for next season. at the top of the matchup but CMU Gary Carter. They Chris Kaman is dentally walking under a lot of According to Dakich, it is too MAC West Division pulls through deserve awards. going to the NBA. ladders. Following a torn knee late in the year for Mattox to ligament at the end of practice apply for a medical redshirt. Wednesday, Mattox brought the Next year will be his senior sea- Prediction Eastern Michigan Toledo Toledo Eastern Michigan Eastern Michigan at injury bug that has ridden BG's son regardless of his health. 64-63 69-67 Toledo Score 68-67 72-70 ^^^^ frontcourt all season to the Both Fitch and Almanson were Rant Close game in the Toledo gets a big What is so holy Say "Ypsilanti" 10 backcourt. The injury — the able to apply to the NCAA for bottom of the MAC win at home. about Toledo any- times really fast It third season-endcr to befall a medical hardship redshirts, and West, but EMU wins. way? gives you hiccups. BG player this year — means will most likely not lose their freshman Ron Lewis will year of eligibility. RECORDS 15-15 10-20 16-14 8-22 (guest) assume almost all of the point Sports reporter Erik (jtssimo guard duties from here out. contributed to tliis story.

leers work BG needs to BG needs win over Zips on checks win doubles The women's bas- member of the learn was given a I BSSaodra Martin. seniors at this time of the year, point in match tennis ball with their name oiv "She arguably is one of Ihe has a sense of urgency," Miller HOCKEY. FROM PAGE 5 ketball team goes it. best low-post centers in the said, it's their last go-round, iiS TENNIS, FROM PAGE 5 back on the road for Miller said he hoped that BG league," Miller said. "We're Iheir last few games...! feel an "We're changing our forccheck could turn its road record going lo have to show her dif- urgency and energy from the and going harder against these losl to IJ1C, 5-2, proving that Ihe two a match-up with around. The Falcons are -.lill ferent defenses and give our seniors that you always get at guys, so I think that will be a lot teams will be dosely matched. Akron tomorrow at 3 winless in Mid-American post players help. She clearly is this time of the year." different." "Butler, I think we're going to p.m. Conference road games. our toughest matchup prob- Bearing BS points against the \l( mg with working on their match up really dose with, like we "We feel like we've proven lem." Cardinals on Wednesday, Miller forccheck Ihe Falcons have did with UIC liven though Butler that we can win on ihe road," The Falcons will look for con- said he feels the offense is start- also been trying to create more lost to UIC 6-1,1 bet the matches By Zach Baker Miller said. "Now we have lo go tinued production on offense ing to play well, and hopes they ASSISTANI SPORTS EDITOR contact on offense. were pretty intense. So I'm expect- do lhat in conference play." from Francine Miller. A player can continue that type of scor- ing Uiat kind of competitiveness After Wednesday's 90-85 loss "We have to work hard get- Bowling Green is 3-1 in non- who is never completely ing againsl the Zips, who Miller ting lo the pucks and just keep with the two of us and I think who- to Ball State, women's basketball conference road games. In healthy, Francine has put said will used a zone defense. coach Curt Miller said his learn creating offense," leonardsaid. ever Mllns that doubles point has an Akron, ihcy face a team thai is 2- together a siring of strong "I think our kids are really "We need lo make a lot of con- advanlage." Dean said. is feeling confident. He said 21 overall and 1-11 in the MAC. games, scoring 21 against Ball comfortable playing against after the loss, the team needs to tact, a lot of, body checking. "It'snotthconly turning point hut Miller has said lhat in order to State, man-to-man defense," Miller Through body checking we it's an important weekend. Early on come back with a strong game. win games, the Falcons need to Miller said lhat Francine real- said. "The challenge for us is to "Now, the challenge is to create loose pucks, which turns diis week we had a little bit of frus- contain iheir opponents' top izes this her last season and is find that comfort zone against into shots on net, nims into tration but now we've bounced bounce back," Miller said. player. Miller said thai Akron's looking to finish sirong. zone |defense|. I expect a lot of To emphasize the poinl, each opportunities and creates back. We need lo get some wins and biggest threat is center "I think Francine, like most zone play out of Akron." turnovers." gel some confidence going" Falcons' pitching staff has plenty of aces BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 5 best performers, lunior Spencer right, and may become this year's ERA from lasl year doesn't look so "1 had a good summer playing What sets BG's pitching staff Schmitz is the front-runner to win version ofWamock. good, but his 7-1 record and team- out in Maine," he said. "I had a apart from some other college ing cold and expect to play well. die starting second baseman's job We're pleased with Nolan, high 76.2 innings pitched certain- good fall season when I came staffs is Ihe presence of a true clos- The other option is freshman He batted .302 in 29 appearances what he's shown so far," Danny ly does to Brown. back. I am looking lo go out and er, lefty Neil Schmitz found the Tyler Wasserman, but with no last year, but it was a relatively Schmitz said. "Kyle's one of Ihe guys we are start contributing more." stopper's role last year and flour- experience, it will be hard lo pencil weak .302. almost all on singles. Nolan is the brother of lohn going lo be reiving on." Brown The Falcons have a group of ished, going 4-1 with a 338 ERA him in everyday and expect pro- Spencer's only extra-base hits last Reimold from the BG basketball said. "He's been in the rotation eight or nine pitchers who can and six saves, Opposing batters ductive play. year were two doubles, and he had learn. since he was a freshman, and we start, a luxury Brown and Danny his a modest .262 off him in 37.1 Catcher isa thin position for B( i, just eight RBI. Pitching are looking at him as our lop Schmitz would like to use. innings. Kevin Longstreth will start out as Freshman Bobby Majer and The several years Danny starter right now." "We have guys like Burke Brown said he did not know if the No. 1 backstop, and he got sophomore Jimmy Lipari round Schmitz and pitching coach Tod lefty Doug Here is the stall's Badenhop, lorn Ocstrike, Tyler Neil Schmitz would solely lie used some innings backing up Newell out the main middle infield candi- Brown spent grooming their lone senior. Last year, his first Sanholtz, Keith Laughlin and as a closer this year. last year. But if longstreth stmg- dates. Danny Schmitz said Majer sometimes-struggling young since Tommy John surgery in Tyler lohnson who all can throw," "It is not like lasl year where we gles, there are no veterans wailing will probably get the early nod at pitchers may pay off this year. The 2000, he struggled to knock Ihe Brown said. "Maybe eight guys knew we were going to be in in the wings, lesse Sobol figures to shortstop and lipari will be used pitching staff figures lo be as rust off and get his arm back in who can be a conference-caliber almost every game because of our be the main backup, but with just as a utility man. strong as it has been since the late shape. In 12 starts, he compiled a pitcher." offense, so we needed a guy out in three appearances last year, he's Right field yields the coaches' '90s. 2-7 record with a monstrous 9.00 Johnson is probably the most the bullpen to close in every still getting his feet wet most glowing reviews of a fresh- The starting rotation is ERA promising freshman on the staff game." Brown said. "But it will still The middle of ihe infield is man so far. Freshman Nolan anchored by 6'-8" riglity work- This year, he said he feels a lot so far. The 6'-3" riglity is from i i Dp be good to have a guy like Neil out more or less up for grabs to the Reimold will begin the season in horse Kyle Knoblauch. His 4.93 better. City, Ohio. there. I le is our best pitcher."

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FRIDAY, FEB. 21

12:15 p.m. Friday Fare Family Dinner-Bearden Lillian Spaulding Herrick Lobby. Toledo Museum of Art

6:30-9:30 p.m. It's Friday'till 10 p.m. Club Friday Music, Ramona Collins (jazz) Peristyle Lobby, Toledo Museum ofArt

6:45 p.m. Public Tour African-American artists and their work Libbey Court. Toledo Museum of Art

7 p.m. New Works Writers Series Paul Lee and Our Black Shining Prince: Malcolm X the Man, the Film, the Myth. Little Theater, Toledo Museum of Art

7:30 and 8:30 p.m. North Coast Theatre Toledo Fields! Green Room. Toledo Museum of Art

8 p.m. Concert Starry, Starry Nights.. .a musical tribute to Van Gogh Cloister, Toledo Museum of Art

10 p.m. (Doors open) Freshwater Collins Howard's Club H

10 p.m. (Doors open) i;Vt« Seeking Homer Bremter's Poorhouse SATURDAY, FEB. 22

10 p.m. (Doors open) Toledo Museum of Art curator Rod's Collision Howards Club H finally gets only North American SUNDAY, FEB. 23 showing of Van Gogh exhibit

2 p.m. Finally, after more than five long years of making Sudheimer, communications manager of the the finest examples ofVan Gogh's landscape. The Museum, which in the past has been known Performance phone calls, scheduling countless dinners and Museum. "There are so many good things about lunches, and after enduring many a sleepless night, diis exhibit — good for the museum, good for to showcase the works of such legendary artists as Scenes from Pirates of Penzance Larry Nichols will finally be able to show off Vincent northwesl Ohio and good for lovers of art" Michelangelo and Peter Paul Rubins, has been get- by Gilbert and Sullivan Van Gogh. Nichols said the exhibit is one of the ultimate ting ticket requests from tour groups from New York A joint production of the BGSU Nichols, curator of European Paintings and achievements for the Museum to Texas. Department of Theatre and Sculptures before 1900 at the Toledo Museum of "These are fabulous paintings, each painting "This exhibit definitely has national implica- College of Arts. Art, is the brainchild of "Van Gogh: Fields," the latest seems better than the next. We've got that kind of tions," Sudheimer said. Great Gallery, Toledo Museum of and single-most anticipated exhibition ever held at collection," Nichols said. I atel in March, the < IBS "Sunday Morning" pro- Art the museum. The Toledo Museum of Art will be die Fields will be examining one ofVan Gogh's most gram is expected lo pay the exhibit a vLsil. exhibitions only North American venue. adored subjects, the landscape, the works — gath- Van Gogh, die Dutch artist sometime* known The exhibit, which will showcase 22 paintings and ered from private owners throughout the world- more for his eccentric behavior than his work. I le SUNDAY, FEB. 23 li\i' drawings by Van Gogh, is in partnership with were selected from each phase of Van Gogh's career: only sold one painting while still alive. 1 le still fasci- the Kunsthalle Bremen in (Icrmany. These particu- from his initial activity in The Netherlands ii I 11 I i- nates |>eople. even if they are not art lovers, Nichols 10 p.m. (Doors open) lar works iii Van Gogh focus on his love of land- early 1880s, to his years in France, to his death in said. The toe Hoffman Band with scapes and fields. Because Toledo is the only stop in 1890, at age 37. "A lot of people who aren't familiar with an feel Baked Potatoe America for Fields, those inside the Museum who rhe significance that the field had for Van Gogh very comfortable with Van Gogh," NichoLs said. Howard's Club H have spent the last half decade putting it together is central to the exhibition's uitent,"Nichols said. "That's why people come to see him. He's a house- are excited The Museum already owns two of Van 11< ig) is THURSDAY, FEB. 27 "Fields is without a doubt, going to be one of the pieces, most notably his piece, "Wheat Fields with VAN GOGH. PAGE 8 top 10 exhibits weVe ever had," said Elizabeth Reaper, Auvers," which is considered to be one of 10a.m.-3 p.m. Family Center slur, In Joe I!II»IIIT ♦ page layout In Amanda Unwell ♦ illn\i nil inn by Matt hey Sunflowers Make and paint a sunflower to celebrate VAN GOGH: Fields Toledo Museum of Art Trista, Ryan Theatre dept revamps movie By Eric Hann This production, which The pirates become a motor- Iii figure out what all of this PIRATES OF PENZANCE still in love PULSE WRITER opened in 1879, is supposed to cycle gang of ruffians appropri- means performances will be SHOWS: Feb. 21,22,28 and By Frazier Moore The Bowling Green State be as wacky and entertaining as ately named the "Pirates." The held in the Eva Marie Saint »p television visited University Theatre and College it has ever been. policemen, who are a group of Theatre on the second Boor of March 1 at 8 p.m. and March 2 NEW YORK — No, Trista isn't of Musical Arts is going to be The new theme is going to be lifeguards, and the young University I tall on February 21, at 2 p.m. at Eva Marie Saint Theatre. pregnant. No, she never went performing the movie "Pirates of "Beach Blanket Bingo," which daughters become sorority sis- 22,28 and March 1 at 8 p.m., Penzance" with a new twist. joy-riding with Charlie. takes the classic tale of swash- ters in Gamma Eta Pi. and on March 2 at 2 pin. COST: Adults. $10, and children, The original version of the buckling adventures and police- The comical, sentimental Dispelling false rumors was Adult tickets are $10, and tick- $5: group rates are available. on the agenda Thursday when musical had a complicated plot men and sets it on a California pirate gang, bumbling life- "Bachelorette" Babe Trista that was only resolved when beach circa 1961. guards, dim-witted young ets for children cost $5. Group DIRECTORS: Ronald Shields and Rehn and her man, Ryan allegiances to a queen saved the "We thought that the notion lovers, dewy-eyed daughters rates are also available. Michael Ellison Reservations can be made by Sutler, took questions from day. With the help of a contem- of a beach party at the end of and the eccentric Major General HISTORY: The Gilbert and reporters as part of a publicity porary setting, this updated pro- February would be something are all bound by honor and duty, calling the Bowling Green State Sullivan opera premiered on Dec. duction moves through the that everybody could enjoy," co- which is woven together with a University Theatre Box Office at 31,1879, in New York City. TRISTA, PAGE 8 complications with ease director Michael Ellison said. magnificent score. 419-372-2719.

KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE 8 Friday. February 21,2003 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM HOROSCOPES Feb. 24-March 2,2003 Spirited worker spills all By Lasha Sew* new schedules. KRt MEHS SERVICE Libra (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) By Brian Horn Q: Your nickname is "pubes." point. As for not knowing when Aries (March 21-April 20) Study new work projects care- PULSE WRITER How did you get it and are you Black History Month is, I don't This week, business relations fully over the next few days. Q: Since the only reason I am suicidal on a daily basis? know how that happened. It demand new definitions and solid Before midweek, a proposed busi- interviewing you is because I A: Well, pubic rhymes with mast have been our stellar progress. Late Tuesday, expect ness venture may reveal highly was too lazy to Bnd anyone else, Q&A Cuic and it evolved into Pubes. Parma education. bosses or officials to present complex or impractical duties. Be explain why people should care No I'm not suicidal.... but thanks Q: I always have to hear you revised paperwork or agreements. relentless. This is a strong time what you think and why they ALEX CUIC CLERK, for asking ass. complain about your mom Watch details and amounts care- for clarifying difficult or vague should read this interview. Q: What do you want people being the only one who thinks fully. All that is agreed to over the assignments. Tuesday through A; You mean I wasn't your first CASHIER AT LEGEND'S to know about working in a you're a good catch. Let all the next few weeks will quickly Thursday, a close friend or rela- choice? Anyway, everyone liquor store? ladies know why they should become permanent. After Friday, tive may speak openly about a should care what I think A: I can tell everyone the fol- want you without sounding social routines may also change. new love interest or attraction. because my opinions are always lowing; it's not funny when we desperate. Friends and lovers may ask for Marital status and romantic correct (or so I'd like to believe). ask for an I.D.. and you say "no," A: Oh, this is easy. Because! greater intimacy or plan quiet, obligations will change. Expect Plus, 1 \vt»rk al the liquor store then start cracking up. Not live with you. See, if someone private encounters. Don't hesi- loved ones to explore exotic ideas here in BG and supply all of you funny. Speaking of IDs. please were to fall for me, its obviously tate. Change is needed to ensure or unique social introductions. "rummies" with your booze. bring them. Whether or not a sly way at getting closer to you. continued commitment. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) (,i. Rumor has it one of our you've come in before, we most That's a no-brainer. Plus, if my Taurus (April 21-May 20) Recent family disputes will be roommates, let's call him likely don't remember you. So grandma lived in the United Workplace or financial negotia- resolved. Early this week, expect " Dickey," got so drunk on and wear shorts in the winter. don't pull one of these "dude, States, she'd think I was a catch. tions may initiate important busi- loved oneslo explain their actions Valentines Day that he passed Q; People say you bear a you gotta remember me...l Q: Give a solid argument why ness changes. Monday through or past disappointments. out on a floor and was humped striking resemblance to bought like two cases of Natty NASCAR is not a sport Wednesday, expect recent work Traditional fam'ly roles or broken by an actual pot-bellied pig, actor/musician lack Black. Is it last week." 1 wonder if these A: I'm gonna put an end to ideas to be publicly discussed or trusts between inends may be which, let's say, left a mess. Did flattering or does it bother you people ever wonder how many this argument right now. finalized. Some Taureans will strong themes. Irritability will you get any action on V-Day, that you look like a "movie star" people buy Natty there. NASCAR is not a sport! Cars are begin a new stage of ambition pass quickly; so not to worry. Do, and why or why not? who is famous because of his Q: You're friends with Mike, not athletes, drivers are not ath- and group involvement. Watch for however, avoid minor home con- A; First of all, that is no rumor, humor and personality and not "The Miz" from the second New letes. Saying "they done sweat career interest and partnerships frontations and natch for sudden therefore it did happen. As for his good looks? York season of "The Real like 10 lbs. off during' one of to increase. After midweek, lovers social reversals Alter Friday, a myself 1 received as much A: Jack Black? Really? I was World." C'mon, spill the beans. dem races" is not valid. That may be moody or unresponsive. new income source may arrive action on Valentine's Day equal- always told that I was a rare What is he really like, and why doesn't make a factory worker Public actions, rather than private without warning. Study long-term ing thai of what someone in combination of Brad didn't he know February was an athlete. Sure, there is strategy promises, are required. Go slow agreements for small errors or solitary confinement receives on Pitt/Enrique Iglesias/and some Black History Month? involved, but there is strategy and expect meaningful change. revised deadlines. a daily basis. Maybe if I members of NSync. I don't A: I know this is gonna piss involved in war and terrorism, Gemini (May 21-June 21) Sagittarius (Nov. 22-0ec. 21) would ve gone out with "Dickey" think that I look like lack Black, everyone off, but he's not a dick and those are not sports in my Public appeal and group Financial planning will demand that night that pig could Ve but whatever. And if he's known as most think he is. If I recall eyes. involvement are ongoing themes special attention this week. introduced me to her sister: for his personality and not his correctly, he did well in high Q: Any final comments? this week. Work officials may rely Romantic partners or close rela- Q: What are your pet peeves? good looks, well so be it. Better school and in college for that A: I'm out like the Democrats heavily on your ability to quickly tives may be doubtful of money A: People who lick their fin- to look like lack Black than a matter. He was always a nice kid in Congress! resolve differences between co- promises or long-term security. gers (use a friggin napkin please) jackass. in high school. Sorry to disap- workers. Some Geminis may find Before Thursday, loved ones will that secondary or more public feel unappreciated in the home or work duties captivate their time. socially ignored. Expect financial In the coming weeks, valuable stress, however, to be the focus of opportunities will come from new expressed anxiety. Early Friday, Van Gogh's name assignments. Stay focused. After family or romantic invitations Saturday, a close friend may arrive unexpectedly. Remain open should draw crowd Phone sustains relationship leave a long-term romantic or to group ideas and watch for a VAN GOGH, FROM PAGE 7 TRISTA. FROM PAGE 7 "There was an uns|X)ken Even so, "I like to think of family commitment. Offer new era of emotional discussion chemistry that Ryan and 1 had my relationship as being a detailed advice. to take precedence hold name." blitz. that told me he was the one," relationship, and not just a Cancer (June 22-luly 22) Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20) But is Van Gogh the kind of The night before, on the Trista explained. "We comple- relationship on television, Long-term relationships Romantic attractions and sen- household name like finale of ABC's dating-game ment each other very nicely." even though that's how you become demanding. Over the next suality have powerful appeal over Michelangelo? Nichols thinks so. series "The Bachelorette," Of course, they've been guys see it," Trista told few days, expect lovers and close the next few days. Short-term "It's fair lo equate Van Gogh friends to express strong feelings relationships will expand into Trista had surprised most odd- complementing each other reporters. with Michelangelo, no doubt," srnakers by choosing Ryan, a of love, intimacy and attraction. long-term commitments. Expect Nichols said. "He was that bril- mostly over the phone since "The Bachelorette" pre- poetry-writing firefighter from shooting on the series miered Jan. 8 with Ryan and Many Cancerians will experience lovers and marital partners to liant and that good. I'm not naive" Vail, Colo., over the more powerful emotions Expect loved confidently state their feelings or enough to ignore (he fact that wrapped about three months 24 other suitors vying for roses dashing finalist Charlie Maher, ago. Maintaining suspense for from Trista, a 30-year-old ones to initiate new communica- needs. Physical energy a,nd social people still love his work and a financier from Los Angeles, tions or creative ideas for future intrigue are also on the rise. Plan want to see more of it." the audience was a para- physical therapist and former where Trista also lives. mount concern. Miami Heat cheerleader. commitments. Family or home unique gatherings or group schedules may be key issues; encounters; you won't be disap- remain open. After Saturday, pointed After Saturday, avoid new financial decisions are needed. debts or overspending. Home Loans, applications or official budgets will require improvement. records are highlighted. Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) Leo Uuly 23-Aug;. 22) Work duties may increase over \ Early this week, previously the next eight days. After Monday, &m G withheld feelings may rise quickly expect business officials or key to the surface. Before Thursday, customers to require extra atten- expect loved ones lo be sentimen- tion or support. For many tal and focused on new romantic Aquarians, a recent period of goals. Many Leos will leave vague business instruction is behind five weeks of restlessness coming to an end. Authority fig- or emotional frustration. II so. ures will expect more initiative in plan social activities carefully. the workplace. Carefully study MMM Friends and relatives will also small details. Late Saturday, compete for your attention. Later social restrictions may be annoy- Friday, February 21 this week, workplace negotiations ing. Friends or lovers may work to your advantage. Let key announce revisions and demand 10 p.m. to 1 am officials know your limits and a quick response. Stay calm. dairy expectations Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) Student Recreation Center Virgo (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) Business relations are surpris- Over the next eight days, a ingly cheerful this week. Over the TViis year Big Playground is giving away a DVD player, gift certificates to Westfield Shopping Town (Franklin Park close friend may be nostalgic or next eight days, social accep- Mall) and to a local travel agency! emotional. Key issues involve lost tance between colleagues or stu- romance or yesterday's social tri- dents will increase. Expect key WANT TO WIN BIG? angles. Loved ones may leel a officials to let go of past expecta- Bring your donations to Davids House for Big Playground to exchange for raffle tickets. Donations needed include strong need to relive past events tions or criticisms. After or contact long-forgotten friends. Wednesday, social or romantic deodorant, toilet paper, toothpaste, toothbrushes and laundry detergent. (New and unused items only, please). Remain patiently supportive This relations may also be affected. Alcohol-related environmental messages will also be accepted in exchange for raffle tickets. is an excellent time to release Expect intimacy to be brief, how- Questions? Please contact 372-9355 unproductive emotions or break ever, and watch for new emotion- from past loyalties. After Friday. al opportunities early in March. an older relative may ask for spe- Remain dedicated. Love relation- Sponsored by: Wellness Connection. Student Health Service. ODADAS. UCADI. FADE, Student Legal Services, Panhellenic Council, Office ol the Vice cial attention. Family expectations ships will require revised rules President ol Student Atlatrs. Student Recreation Center, Office ol Residence Life Special Programs may change. Respond quickly to and special attention.

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This is even "Daredevil." but the strong debuts of "X- and Snoop Dogg, have smaller all of the publicity that has been married with a kid, but their rela- more impressive when you fac- Men" and then "Spiderman," around this movie not only deliv- tionship problems are the least of roles in the movie. tor in the blizzard that kept which broke all kinds of box ers, it goes above and beyond their worries. This movie seems to be geared many on the east coast away office records, made them Vince Vaughn's sarcastic brand with non-stop laughter. Luke toward college students, and will from the theaters, The movie reconsider. Wilson, Will I crrell and Vince of comedy, which is reminiscent go down as one of the funniest had the largest Presidents' Day This gave die studio the con- Vaughn play 30-year-old men of his roles such as in "Swingen;" weekend opening in history, fidence to up the ante to $80 college movies made in recent who refuse to give up on all of the and "Made," is perfect for his role nearly doubling the previous million, allowing them to beef fun they had when they were in this movie. Will Perrell, also years. Fans of Perrell and Vaughn record, set last year by "John Q." up the action set pieces and younger. known as T'rank the lank," will not be disappointed by this With the good news, people special effects, but the success When threatened with eviction proves he made the right decision movie. If fraternities were as fun all over Hollywood breathed a of "Daredevil" was still up in the from their party house, they when he left Saturday Night Live air. as this one, every guy on campus sigh of relief. Comic book decide to start their own fraterni- to pursue his movie career. The movies have proven successful Comic book movies have would be begging to join. ty SO they can stay on campus. lesser-known Luke Wilson plays a of late, but most are high-profile long been successful, but only Their fraternity isn't like any other more serious role that blends in Crude: A* hits like "X-Men" and PMo Dm M the name brands were consid- "Spiderman." With the success ered safe bets to warrant putting NEW MOVIES THIS of "Daredevil." a superhero on It has also put added pressure up the hundreds of millims of WEEK the fringe of the comic-book on other comic book movies dollars it takes to finance and Video picks universe, movie makers are coming out this year. promote a superhero movie. 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LISA GERMANO nate the album, Peach Melba Morrison's "Moondance." Barry since they were discovered by doesn't fall into the trap of just Gibb lends his voice on the Bee the same guy. These four Kings' using them as filler or bridges Gees' hit, "How Can You Mend a five-song debut EP came out on Dave Matthews to LULLABY FOR LIQUID PIG into the next instrumental explo- Broken Heart." The more I lis- Tuesday hitting both stores and C- sion. The lyrics are simple, but fit tened to it, the more I couldn't college radio. Ineffable/imusic label the style of music and adds la help think of the dark, smoke- A spoonful of Southern, a dash rather than detracts from the lis- filled jazz clubs of the 30s and of garage rock, a bottle of blues the Bell: guilty tening experience. 40s. Buble"s appeal should intro- and a heaping handful of edge In fact, the only thing that duce a new generation to the are just a few of the ingredients Whenever I isa Germano's does detract from the album is jazz genre and a sense of nostal- that make up this unique recipe. name is mentioned, ground- the music itself. The entire gia to their grandparents, let's Caleb, die lead singer and pleasures exposed breaking seems to always follow album is recorded from a live hope Buble comes out with orig- rhythm guitar player, describes it. Other artists, such as Peter ByBnanHorn rocks, but not enough to state show in their hometown of inal material on his next album the songs in his own words PUISr WHITER Gabriel, Neil Finn and David Athens, Ohio with no over to avoid becoming just another "'Molly's Chambers,' that's a song in public that I like it until Bowie have expressed their love dubbs, and as I'm sure it provid- talented cover act. about a girl that, if you ever One day 1 was sitting amund now. and respect for her unique style ed an amazing experience for ■Taslm Steimer come across her and you get listening to, I believe it was, "A "Come with Me" by Puff of music. Before becoming a those in attendance sometimes your opportunity, you'd better Space Between" by the Have Daddy with Jimmy Page: solo artist, Germano played the the album seems bogged down THE SUN take it. Because, she might even- Matthews Band, and I felt real- Someone once wrote that violin for lohn Meliencamp, by the music. Some of the songs tually mess you up but it's worth ly embarrassed while cluing it. when Jimmy Page took that worked with the eels. Giant Sand go for minutes with the same it. The song tries to recreate the After all, being a half-assed inevitable "Stairway lo and David Bowie. guitar and drum style before LOVE & DEATH musical vibe of how she can cap- metalhcad, I found it quite Heaven," lohn Bonliatn would Germano released five other breaking out into a new rhythm A tivate you. 'Wasted Time' is about embarrassing to enjoy such a be waiting (here to kick his ass heart-breaking albums before and pace. This creates some Record label N/A people hiding from who they sappy love song by a less-than- for allowing Puffy to use the she was dropped from her for- monotony that will make those really are. Wicker Chair is about rocking Matthews. music to "Kiishmir." I have to mer label. Instead of rushing to other than people who love the seeing someone self-destruct Then it occurred to me that agree but still diink die song find another label, she decided jam band style skipping to the and knowing there's not really there are plenty of songs I has some appeal. If my opin- to take some time off to work at a next song after five minutes of This is rock: uncompromising, anything you can do about it; it's enjoy dial I could never reveal ion mattered, I bet Bonham bookstore. After work, she listening to the same song loud, ballsy, versitile, soulful, and melancholy. 'Holy Roller for fear of getting made fun of would be waiting for me too. would go home and work on her For fans of music this is an intimate. Love & Death, the Novocaine' is our most personal or beat up. So. being dial I am 1 he Saved by the Bell" music which describes her deep- accomplished and enjoyable debut EP by The Sun, is rock. It S song" a dork and I had nothing bet- Graduation Theme: I had est feelings about life. album. The more you know only six songs deep, but each is a - Andrea Wtthebn ter to do, I compiled a list of some respect for myself until 1 (icrmanos unique yet sooth- about musical styles and genres gem and each has a sophisticat- songs that I am very fond of, realized I took the time to ing voice becomes more addic- DAM0NE but could never bring myself download this song Now tive every time you hear it. the more you can appreciate the ed, decadent glory about it. quality of the music that Peach The opener, "Fell So Hard," is to admit out loud. don't get this confused with To complement her voice, Melba brings you. I lowever, if just over two minutes long with That is, until I came u|> with the theme to "SBTB", because there is a variety of instruments FROM THE ATTIC die bright idea to make a CD this was the tune that was fea- you like your radio friendly, lyri- power chords that must give D+ ranging from guitars to a violin. cally-driven songs that top out at thanks to the I lives and the called, "Songs 1 am tured in the episode with the Many people have assumed this RCA Records four minutes Peach Melba may Damned. The song is archaic pjiibarrassed to like." That class song contest /ack sabo- album is about a drinking prob- way, when I was listening lo taged the contest so he would lem, but it is more complex than prove to be too repetitive. If you and unfriendly and brilliant. are willing to listen to something The record's longest track, these masterpieces and one of win and not be remembered that, according to Germano. new and challenging then Peach my roommates walked by my as a class clown, but in the end This album could be about "Rockstop" clocks in at four min- Melba delivers. utes, but it is the undisputed This freshman release is a bedroom, they wouldn't laugh die gang comes togedier and any addictive substance, even - Sean Corp blend of rock and punk spoken and pelt me with a chewing they sing this ode to Bayside. though she does admit to being champ of hnv& Death. "Rockstop" is shameless synth- sung by a 17-year-old girl named tobacco can or a banana peel. I ley. I told you I was a dork. a fan of wine for most of her Ncirlli'. Each track takes you on I could show diem the CD and Now there's concrete evidence. life. MICHAEL BUBLE pop, hut it's also warm and cyni- cal: "I blame it all on the radio, a journey through the mind of a its tide and that would validate "Crawling in the Dark" by The tone of the album comes niv bad taste. Even if it didn't, Hoobastank: A pretty heavy off as being depressing, hut it is because the radio is dead." There teenager who is heartbroken and MICHEAL BUBLE' is cataclysmic drumming near confused about life. The Strange it would give me something to song but these incubus meant to be a release of thoughts do until "Smallville" came on. wannabes really come ofi'as that everyone should let out at A the end of the song; it's loud, it's thing is all of the songs were 143 Records/Reprise angry, but so what? actually wrincn by the guitarist Anyway, the criteria to make somewhat corny in my book. some point in their life. the CD was simple. If I was Selling out to Mountain Dew - Eric Ilium Escapist moaning accompa- Dave Pino while he was going nies "Back in the Summer of '72" through relationship problems. self-conscious playing the didn't help their i arise, either. PEACH MELBA — a grunge song that some how While working at a car wash, song above a volume level of "Glory Days" by Bruce I love this album. My favorite gets away with a 60s organ solo Pino WTOte more than 800 differ- five and did not own the Springsteen: I don't know why, songs are "Crazy Little Thing rlii-.inn right in the middle. ent lyrics about the girl he fell in album it was on, the song was but I always think of NASCAR NO PRESERVATIVES Called Love" and "That's All." I "Fyelids Apart" is the antithesis love with, in hopes thai she fair game. when I hear this Which raises B+ would be perfectly content to of the entire record. It's a delicate would take him hack after read- So for your reading enjoy- the question, which is worse: Degy Entertainment end the review there, but then number that features only lead ing them. The girl declined his ment, or lack thereof, here are being a fan of NASCAR or a fan there would be a block of white singer Chris Burney on acoustic offer to give the relationship the 10 licst tracks from "Songs of Ulis Springsteen classic? space below and that's just not guitar, but nonetheless it's a another chance. After the rejec- I'm Embarrassed lo I ike," "Amanda" by Boston: cool. pleasant surprise to end the tion, Pino disregarded all of the Volumes I and 2. Toledo's own Tom Scholz wrote "Mandy" by Barry Manilow: this gem. I think he is proba- Peach Melba is a jam band in I can not say enough about album. lyrics because he felt they weren't this self-titled album. It is being The Sun hopefully will be a good enough. Ummm, yep I said it. I think bly more embarrassed about the vein of Phish that live and die this is a well-crafted being from Toledo than I am by their energy and their style. pushed as swing, but don't let band that will he around for a When the young tomboy, that or the fact that there are no long time. And why shouldn't Noelle, joined the band, she was song.. ..well crafted to get your for liking this song. A great However, it is unfair to compare ass beat if you admit it. classic rock ballad and a name and contrast them with Phish, original songs scare you. Buble they? They practice what they given the lyrics and loved them. covers very recognizable songs, preach: rock n' roll. They reminded her of what it 'I low Do You lalk [b Anger that is usually attached to the modern template for the by lainie Walters: The some- attractive young ladies. classic jam band. What Peach hut you won't mind. It was pleas- -loe Bugixv was like for a young girl to lx' antly surprising, even though 1 heartbroken. With a few minor what hit from the ill-fated TV "Still the One" by Shania Melba brings to the table is a show "The I leighls," this song Twain: I seriously question my wholly unique experience that usually suggest avoiding any KINGS OF LEON changes to the lyrics. Noelle attempts by new artists to cover made them into her own. proved that Walters could do sexuality when I give this a lis- sounds simultaneously tradi- the classics. Why fix something None of the songs are ground- more than push Donna Martin ten [hen I look at her and tional and completely original. dial's not broken? I lowever, as I WICKER CHAIR down a flight of stairs on everything is back to normal. They combine vastly different breaking or even very catchy. went through each song, it was A Every song sounds like the same 90210. Well it didn't, bin it was lady in Hed" by Chris genres of music to create an RCA Records a dam catchy song that had Dcburgh: The only thing worse experience that is unique. Their like reading a book for the hun- story over and over again. There dredth time and finding some- are a few good guitar solos scat- 13-year- old girls melting ih. ii i listening to this bailad is main influences seem to be rock, Unfonunatciy. I'm a 23-year- listening to it on Valentines bluegrass and funk but you can thing new. With songs like, tered throughout the album, but "Summer Wind" and "Come Fly All hail the kings? Indeed, if thej even sound the same. It is old male and still like the song. Day with another guy in the also detect the influence of jazz, With Me," you can hear the speaking of the Kings of Icon, a hard to believe the singer is Hence why I am still single. room while you play video pop and folk. ladies. games. Come to think ol ii, On their new album No echoes of Frank Sinatra. (Before new young rock band from singing from her heart, because Sinatra fans hunt me down in an Tennessee. This quartet, made the lyrics are about someone "lust like a Pill" by Fink: My ■hats what I was doing on Preservatiiies. Peach Melba's dude told me if this song ever Valentine's Day, music reigns supreme on this attempt to bring harm to me, I up of three sons of a preacher else's lite. didn't say he was better, only that man and their cousin, was It you like whiny insincere came on at a bar, I'd get ripped Well, there you have it. Ten album. The songs are long, usu- on for the rest of the night. cuts dial make me put my face ally falling between seven and 12 the voice is uncannily familiar.] named one of the ten hands to musk then this album is perfect, The 25-year-old singer also watch in 2003 by Rolling Stone. Otherwise, don't pick it up any- Then I realized this was com- in my hands and Wl mder what minutes, with sparse amounts of ing from someone whose nick- is wrong with me. 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