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STILL UNDER FIRE: SUNNY Armstrong faces new HIGH: 79 LOW: 55 drug allegations; PAGE 8 www.bgnews.coni independent student press VOLUME 100 ISSUE 4 An integration of two art-forms in her mind. Music professor's If the music sounded green paintings inspired by to Assimakopoulos, then she her favorite songs would base the palette on that particular color. As an Assistant Professor of By Candice tones REPORTER flute in the College of Musical Arts, Assimakopoulos encour- Nina Assimakopoulos of the ages her students to explore all College of Musical Arts, listened forms of art to achieve a bet- to three of her favorite songs — ter understanding of the creative each for 30 hours straight — and process. then she painted them. She keeps art books on hand in Assimakopoulos used a single her music studio to help students song to inspire each of the paint- compare the two art forms ings in her series, entitled "Songs But on a personal level, she of Remembrance." considers the fusion of different The series is 19 paintings large, forms to be the most rewarding though just three of her best ones art possible. are on display in the Union next "My passion is to intergrate to the Peregrine Shop. the arts and give the audience an Her three paintings are also experience with an art form that accompanied by a CD player they probably would not oth- duct-taped to a table. erwise have," Assimakopoulos The CD player is there so view- said. ers can listen to the three songs Throughout each painting in that directly influenced her work. the series, there is a maternal and While listening to each track, feminist theme. she translated the music onto The paintings exude an aura a canvas. of motherhood, female psyche "When I hear music, I hear and the "fabric of life," said ■MBBBVBBHfBBBlfBr color." Assimakopoulos said. Assimakopoulos, noting a scrap Colleen Redmond BGNem As she listened to the music, INSPIRED ART: Wedding Song, one of the four paintings in "Songs of Remembrance" by Nina Assimakopoulos, will be on display in the Union she could see the color scheme ART, PAGE 2 art gallery until Sept. 4. Residence halls get sprucin' New dean ^ Visit Our Web site for stories about on campus construction from the summer issues. VWW.BGNEWS.COM loves students last phase marked the comple- Coats embraces move mer job at Faulkner State tion of the $3 million renova- Community College working tion project. from Auburn to BGSU for the admissions office. "Over all, everything went with confidence He then attended Faulkner pretty smooth and the improve- State for one year but decided ments were successful," to transfer to Auburn. It was By Nick Carabine there that he became a stu- Burns said. REPORTER While only at the begin- dent leader and became very ning of its renovation process, When it conies to different interested in working with on the ground and first floors of professions, certain character- campus activities and working Founders Hall look dramatically istics are needed. Hard work- with students. different. ing, honesty and integrity can "I learned a lot of things from University student Ryan all be put on top of the list. Auburn, but the most impor- Garcia said this is his third year All of these characteristics and tant thing I learned there was living in Founders and it is, by many more apply to Jeff Coats, to treat others the way that you far, the best it's ever looked. Associate Dean of Students. want to be treated," he said, "The front lobby looks so much "I'm pretty much an open "and to always be yourself." PatOorsmin BGNem better," Garcia said. "Because of book," said Coats. "I don't real- Coats is now settled into his NEW LOOK: Railings in Founders are painted, wood floors are new, and mailboxes (right) are pristine. the new lighting and paint, it ly have any secrets, I am what new position at the University looks much more open and wel- you see." and is very excited about this What people will see is the completed this August. "Until now, the dorms only coming." upcoming year. He will be Offenhauer Towers Garcia added that the renova- brand new Associate Dean of in charge of the UAO, dance The third phase of had fixed windows that couldn't Students this year. Coats just and Founders Hall get Offenhauer's renovations, be opened. Now the rooms have tions go beyond being just aes- marathons, some student thetically pleasing. moved to Bowling community ser- a summer makeover which began on May 9, included operable or slider windows so Green two weeks improvements on the elevator the students have more con- "The improvements made "Bowling vice and many of show the students that the ago from Auburn, the major events cabs and air conditioning sys- trol over room temperature," Alabama. By Laura Coins tem, as well as painting and Burns said. University cares about our living Green has such as homecom- SENIOR REPORTER So why did he patching in the dorm rooms. Burns said the renovations conditions and wants them to a fantastic ing and concerts. Renovations on the Offenhauer up-to-date and modern," Garcia leave Alabama Homecoming Tim Burns, Senior Project took place because the tow- where it is sunny towers and the first part of Manager, said they also updated ers are over 30 years old and academic will be one of the Founders Hall remodeling were and warm to move biggest events of the windows. upgrades were needed. This RENOVATION, PAGE 2 program." to Bowling Green the year. The week- with inconsistent end will include a weather patterns lip sync contest, a and brutal winters? IEFF COATS. ASS0C pep rally, a concert "Bowling Green DEAN OF STUDENTS and the football Swiping eases Student Rec Center walk-in has a fantastic aca- team will play host demic program." to Temple. New software system front desk checking IDs for vali- Dr. Coats said. "I saw the job Coats looks forward to dation stickers by hand. advertisement and with my accepting all the challenges that has many benefits for "It makes the job easier for prior experiences 1 saw a great will be thrown at him this year. students, employees our employees," said Tom opportunity. I am really excit- "Right now 1 am just observ- Wright, Assistant director of SRC ed to be here." ing a lot of things, but so far Operations. Coats many prior experi- By Miranda Bond I have learned a lot" said Dr. MANAGING E0IT0R Before the new method, there ences include working sev- Coats. "I really look forward eral years for different cam- Since its implementation in were a lot of problems with vali- to working with the students dation stickers — students would pus activities and leadership and faculty." February, a new software programs at Auburn. He also program being used by the often forget to place them on the "I 'vc already met a lot of new back of their cards. worked with Greek life. people and everyone has been Department of Recreational The new swipe entry has also He received his Doctorate Sports has made their staffs so nice." Dr Coats said. eliminated the possibility of stu- in Administration of Higher Dr. Wanda Overland, the jobs more efficient. dents creating fake validation Education at Auburn. The biggest effect of the Dean of Students, said that stickers for the back of their IDs, Coats grew up in a small Coats will be a great addition new system that students may town called Bay Minette, notice is the requirement to which allowed them to enter the and is committed to student SRC illegally. Alabama where he lived with success. swipe their student ID to enter his parents, his grandmoth- the Student Recreation Center. With the elimination of these "I am absolutely thrilled he lanniBotbtl BGNem er and his sister. He first got This method replaced the old discrepancies students can enter had chosen to come to BG," SWIPERS: Entry to the Rec Center has been done with by card-swiping interested in his current line practice of employees at the SWIPE, PAGE 2 since February 2005. Before the card's photo was checked manually. of work when he had a sum- COATS, PAGE 2

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FOR AUTO 2 Wednesday. August 24.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Professor C Fire safety uses artwork TLL GIVE YOU TWO BUCKS" kept in mind in classroom for res. halls

ART, FROM PAGE 1 MAKEOVER FROM PAGE 1 of fabric in one of the paintings. said. While painting a picture of a According to Project Manager statue, a piece of the structure Ryan Miller, the improvements broke off. include: new paint on the Instead of scrapping the walls and ceilings, new carpet project, she painted on, creat- and better lighting, as well as ing what she would call "the improvements to the lobby and broken woman." new wiring to a faster Internet But forming a bridge that uses connection. Sprinklers were musical art to enhance visual art is also added to every suite. something that Assimakopoulos Miller said the fire safety thinks will help viewers appreci- improvements were made in ate the canvas more. response to an audit that was "It opens a window to the art done to find out what could be world through a language that enhanced in the dorm. they understand," she said Even after the renovations That open window provides this summer, there is more to be students like Brian Guamuccio done, Miller said. a one-of-a-kind learning "Next summer will be a con- experience. tinuation of the work done this He appreciated the benefits summer on floors two through of integrating different forms five, with minor construction in of creativity. data rooms during Christmas "She brings so many of the arts and Spring breaks," he said. together," Guamuccio said. Miller added that this sum- "Songs of Remembrance" runs mer's renovations were able to through Sept. 4 in the Union, and be completed due to a lot of good Assimakopoulos will be playing teamwork from the design team at a faculty flute recital in Bryan lanPaal BGNem and University personnel. Recital Hall on Sept. 11 at 3 p.m. LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN: Molly Ezis and Meg Roko haggle for a tapestry yesterday at an alternative sales tent in front of the Union. Students can barter on the prices of certain products for sale. Swiping eliminates entry fraud Coats brings southern charm SWIPE, FROM PAGE 1 Manager. receipts for any kind of purchase COATS FROM PAGE 1 "His level of enthusiasm real- he can. The system also stores infor- .ii the pro shopl and now it's the SRC with a quick swipe, ly sticks out," Carr said. "He He also shares some advice to mation about what services all automatic," Sautter said. "It said Overland. "He has a lot of really understands how impor- people who may be following in rather than waiting in a line. each individual uses and even- cuts down on error, like writing "1 guess it makes it easier experience and works great tant it is to help students and his footsteps or for anyone pur- tually will be used to plan pro- the wrong number, writing the with students. He truly is a great get them involved." suing a career. because you can just swipe it," gramming. By tracking each wrong name." said senior Stephanie Batsakes. professional.'' While it has been a long jour- "Work hard and listen more patrons interests, SRC staff will The software also allows Jill Carr, a co-worker of Dr. ney for Or. Coats, he is eager to than you speak," says Coats. "It's probably easier for the eventually be sendinge-mails to employees to schedule reserva- workers." Coats, also is very pleased with start a new life at the University "When you are always talking inform them about future class- tions for the courts, areas of the the newest addition. and help as many students as you can't learn a thing" While students only see the es and events. Perry Field House, Ice Arena improvements made at the front As Sautter explained, if a stu- and make tee times for the door, there is much more to the dent takes a spinning class dur- golf course. software being utilized behind ing fall semester, the system will Sautter said the staff at the the scenes. With each card track that. When a new spinning department are relieved to have swipe the system will track the class is offered in the spring, the the system, which took more demographics of patrons. student will receive an e-mail than a year to develop, up CIA documents tied to 9/11 "Everybody — students and about the class. and running. Questions open about The investigation by CIA anonymity because the report non-students — need to swipe Another aspect of the system "It's been a year-and-a-half of Inspector General John is classified. entry to get in the facility and that saves time for students and headaches and frustration, but what the agency knew Hclgerson has caused further The report was delivered to then that count is what we are employees is the ability to do now that it is all set and every- prior to the attacks angst at an agency that has Goss in July. California Rep. going to use for all of out tallying electric bursar transitions. one has been trained, it has been been repeatedly and harshly lane Harman, the senior nd entries," said Pam Sautter, "We used to handwrite all good," she said. criticized for intelligence fail- Democrat on the House ecreational Sports Office By Katherme Shtader THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ures before the 9/11 attacks. Intelligence Committee, had WASHINGTON—CIA Director The CIA declined to com- questioned for weeks why Porter Goss personally deliv- ment on thereport'ssubstance. it hadn't been delivered to ered to Congress the findings as did the newly created office Congress. She said the delay of the agency's inspector gen- of the national intelligence fed "the suspicion that maybe director, which oversees all 15 eral report on the attacks of people are covering it up." Sept. 11,2001, opening a debate U.S. spy agencies. Yesterday.Gosshimselfdeliv- about how much of the highly The long-anticipated ered the report to Congress. classified and critical docu- report spanning hundreds of Harman said in an inter- EEK LIFE pages was commissioned in view Monday evening that the ment should be made public. The report, which con- December 2002 by a House report should be made public gressional officials had yet and Senate panel investigating so "its thoroughness and accu- to review yesterday evening, the 9/11 attacks. racy can then be debated." is a hard-hitting chronicle of The joint congressional West Virginia Sen. lay actions taken by individu- panel didn't assign personal Rockefeller, the Senate als and the CIA bureaucracy culpability in its findings but Intelligence Committee's before the attacks nearly four asked inspectors general at the senior Democrat, also wants There are policies that govern the use of years ago. CIA and other national security to make public as much of alcohol at events, including preventing kegs The findings are expected agencies to look into whether the report as possible, said his anyone in government should spokeswoman, Wendy Morigi. and common sources of alcohol. to highlight failures of specific individuals, according to pres- be held accountable. A declassified public version, ent and former government Lawmakers are particu- however, could be months, officials speaking on condition larly interested in how the years or even decades away, as inspector general divides has happened with other intel- All fraternity and sorority houses of anonymity. Goss had told Congress earlier that people blame between career intel- ligence reports. For instance, have a staff member that lives in the scrutinized in the report had ligence officials and the senior the CIA's report on the disas- house to ensure that University been given an opportunity to appointees who oversaw them, trous 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion review it and respond. said congressional aides, who in Cuba was not released pub- policies are followed. spoke on also condition of licly until 1998. • •• Most fraternity and sorority houses are substance and alcohol free. Get all the news. Visit www.bgnews.com every day. A majority of fraternity and sorority events are alcohol free.

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"Songs of Remembrance" Art Saturdays and Sundays from 10 games such as Texas Hold 'Em 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Union Lobby Exhibit a.m. - 6 p.m. (when the building poker and blackjack. Prizes include USG Info. Table 11 -11:30 a.m. and 5:30-6 The art gallery exhibit, Songs of is open). gift certificates, DVDs and elec- Union Lobby p.m. Remembrance, runs from July Union Galleries tronics like an XBox and an iPOD. Jerome Library Tour 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 22 through September 4. The Sponsored by Resident Student 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Get acclimated to your academic PEG 157 Class Info. Bowen-Thompson Student Union 8-11 p.m. Association. Dance Marathon Info. Table research library by joining one of Union Lobby art galleries are open Monday RSA Casino Night 202 Bowen-Thompson Student Brooks takes the FUN OUT OF THE SUN stink out of excercise A new clothing ester and nylon. The fibers move heat away from hot spots, such line will fight odors as under the arms, to other parts created by bacteria of the garment. It turned out that the silver- integrated fabric also had anti- By Lisa Liddane ill microbial properties. "The silver ions stab the cell Imagine a shirt ih.it you can wall of the bacteria and 'elec- wear several days in a row for trocute' the bacteria naturally," serious hilcing during a camping Mavis said. trip this summer. Kill the bacteria, eliminate Without washing. the odor. Without driving away your Brooks put theclothes through companions and every living, 80 to 90 washings to see if the breaming being within 20 feet. smell-control quality would last. It's a reality now with sports It did, Mavis said. clothing, underwear, socks and Test subjects exercised as they shoes that promise usually would every to take the stink out day in the HVAC of fitness. "My teenage shirts for a week to The stink-control son lives 10 days. The shirts clothes are designed inside the weren't washed so that you can wear between workouts, them without hav- house, but but were stink-free ing to launder them his shoes the entire time, right after use—even Mavis said. if you've soaked stay outside.' Mavis even through them. tested the shoes A new collection in his household. of sports clothing STAN MAVIS, BROOKS "Teenagers tend to and gear by Brooks wear their athletic called HVAC (heat- shoes for everything. My teen- ing, ventilation and air condi- age son lives inside the house, tioning) claims to stymie the but his shoes stay outside," stink by eliminating most of the Mavis said. bacteria. The collection debuts Once his son started using the this month, and Trance, new HVAC shoes and socks, the shoes len Paal BGNEWS Brooks running shoes that use were welcome inside the house. TAKE A BREAK: Meg Roko and Molly Ezis relax under a tree in front of the Union before heading to their next class yesterday the same technology, are avail- This fall, Swix, a Norwegian afternoon. Many students spent their free time outdoors enjoying the mild weather. Today's high temperature is projected to be able in stores. sports-clothing company, is in the upper 70s or lower 80s, with generally sunny weather predicted. When the R&D crew at Brooks launching a fitness collection started developing the products that uses FreshGuard, another three years ago, they were focus- technology that fights odors. ing on clothes that enhance FreshGuard has been around Now you can create your own thermoregulation — keeping the for several years as a component body from overheating or getting of another technology called Dri- too cold, said Stan Mavis, senior release, which moves moisture vice president of product. Odor away from the body. 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< I 4 Wednesday August 24.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM ^JOTEUNQUOTE www.bgnews.com/opinion "It's easy and it's brainless. They (Fox News) are looking for an ongoing drama along the lines of Law & Order, only Law & Order doesn't do the same plot every night." CNN President Jonathan Klein (drodpnrport.cum) OPINION KMTOKLU I'XIVKRSITY OF SOI III CAKOI.UNA Students question gas prices Like most college students, I Note: The writer has no prob- paying for gas with change? sports scores when ESPN is on to turn all the oil we have into conform to each state. think I'm pretty much oblivious lem with people who play the I immediately dismissed the commercial, but I do occasion- gas fast enough to keep up with Finally, more than half the to the "real world" outside, and lottery, or as he likes to call it, idea that it had anything to do ally ingest some "real" news. demand. Fewer refineries try- price you pay for gas is in taxes, 1 like it that way. That means "the tax on people who are bad with the $501 had blown down- At first 1 thought it might have ing to produce more and more a lot of it state taxes. The price it takes a pretty serious event at math," mostly because they're town a few hours earlier. 1 quick- something to do with George gas equals a shortage, and that of gas could be cut in half if the to shock me out of my stupor, financing his education. ly decided this must be someone W. Bush and his "War for Oil." means more expensive gas. government would get out of especially this early in the year. Anyway, as I was fishing for a else's fault, and resolved that After concluding that argument Secondly, also thanks to your pocket when it comes to I must say there is nothing like precious nickel that had fallen they would get a nasty letter was only fit for someone not regulation, every state basically pump-and-slash gas taxes. rifling through the change tray of between my seats, or, as 1 like to from me as soon as I saved allowed to handle anything produces its own blend of gas to So, the next time the attendant your car at 2 a.m. to focus your call it, 0.0003 gallons of gas, my enough to buy some stamps. sharper than a cantaloupe, I conform to its standards, mean- gives you a dirty look for hand- mind on the current gas price mind drifted to the problem of While wondering if you could started thinking about the real ing that the few refineries we ing her nickels, invite her to join hike, logging back out to your high gas prices. How could it be put stamps on lay-away, 1 began reasons gas is so expensive. have arc not only stressed trying you in writing a nasty letter to car to get the change, while a that 1, a thrifty, hard-working col- to scan my mind for likely First off, thanks to many envi- to turn crude into gasoline, but the government, or the Sierra line of seedy, lottery ticket buyer lege student in this great state of culprits. I occasionally watch ronmental regulations, the U.S. they are trying to nun it into Club for that matter. Heck, I'll types wait for you. helps, too. South Carolina, was reduced to CNN, mostly for the bottom-line hasn't built enough refineries more than 20 separate grades to even give you the stamp.

War on Terror is inconsistant PEOPLE Jurors involved by DAVID bombings and Intifada. Ierusalemin2001. ON THE STREET DAY The main issue that Hamas claimed responsibil- asking questions President Bush fails to address ity. What fall fashion as he walks his diplomatic Nineteen killed by a suicide Once again, praise to the V-Wire Columnist trend will you not be AILEE tightrope over Israel is that bomber on an Egged bus in glorious state of Oregon. The Dartmouth SLATER terrorist organizations exist Gilo in 2002. following this year? Sometimes, we just get in Gaza in an organized Again Hamas. it so right. infrastructure integrated to Two toddlers were killed by Several weeks ago, Iraqi In Portland, jurors have U-Wire Columnist. a greater extent than the ter- a rocket attack fired from Gaza Prime Minster Ibrahim politely yet firmly requested Oregon Daily Etnerali rorists in Iraq, are maintained into Sderot in 2004. al-laafari called for the their right to ask questions University ofOttgm United States to begin with- within the mainstream of The worst and most frighten- during criminal trials; the drawing American forces from Palestinian society and have ing prospect is that Hamas is practice of questioning from the quickest path to an accu- Iraq by as early as 2006. legitimate political influence. threatening to secure a victory a juror to the judge or witness rate verdict. ■ President Bush correctly Hamas enjoys enormous popu- to control Gaza legitimately has previously been limited to Thus far, juror questioning deflected the Prime Minister's larity in Gaza and is threaten- through elections and illegiti- civil trials only. has received a mostly positive statement by refusing to set a ing to overthrow Palestinian mately, if necessary, through Kindergarten teacher response. Surely it is difficult time table for the American Authority control in Gaza once intimidation and violence. KIMMYSPERRY Stephen Hermens, however, to argue with the premise the disengagement is over. With the settlements and disengagement from the war- FRESHMAN, SPANISH waved his written question in that jurors need and deserve torn land as such an action Already, the organization's military outposts removed front of the judge, until finally all of the information pos- would give the terrorists a clear members have clashed with from Gaza and the possibility EDUCTION granted his query. sible and pertinent to a case. cut date to plan an organized Palestinian police only a of a Gaza seaport, Gaza could 'Showering." Allowing juries to ask ques- What's more, promising is that offensive when American pres- month ago, shooting a top be the major center of opera- tions is an interesting violation a system of law (go Oregon!) ence would be at its weakest. Palestinian official and tion for Hamas and other ter- of a wall (i.e. The Law) that has recognized the benefits to Other more extreme voices overturning and burning ror organizations in all of the keeps most people ignorantly, creating attentive jurors (pre- in America and abroad have Palestinian Palestinian territories. yet not unhappily, out of the paring to ask questions of their called for the immediate Authority After all, it appears system. We the general public own) who recognize their own removal of U.S. troops, using police cars "The that its brand of vio- don't need to know what is importance within the legal words such as "occupiers," in Northern President's lence has caused the going on; instead, we blindly system. If jurors feel as though "crusaders," "infidels," etc. Gaza. Why? hypothetical Israelis to give up a assume that justice is being they are supposed to be men- Regardless of what one Because the major bloc of territory served. The guilty are prose- tally involved in a court case, might think of the reasons Palestinian resolve to worth its weight in cuted; the innocent are set free. perhaps those jurors will take (and mistakes) that brought police stopped fight terrorism gold, which the ter- MOLLY MAYKUT Of course, the real world their responsibility our nation into Iraq, the fact of an attempt to rorists are claiming rarely functions in such a more seriously. FRESHMAN, ENGLISH the matter is that at this junc- lob Kassam wherever as justification for way. As anyone who has ever The responsibility of a juror ture we are the righteous party rockets at it exists is suicide bombings and EDUCATION made or heard lawyer jokes is a large responsibility indeed. in this conflict. This is a much- Israeli settle- their other methods "Those ridiculously knows, there is a reason (bogus, The United States is lucky to overlooked fact. ments in lost in the of murder. long beads drive me perhaps) that lawyers are (finally) have a system wherein The terrorists are ruthless the region. contradiction The Iraq War's called the scum of the earth: it is not just the educated murderers who do not simply This tactic parallel to the Israeli crazy, but deep down I Sometimes, lawyers twist jus- (usually privileged) making attack American and 1 raqi of intimida- and hypocrisy Gaza withdrawal desire them." tice to make it work best for decisions for everyone else. military targets, but also have tion could when placed would be what themselves, their clients and Splitting up the cards of power targeted crowded markets and become President Bush has their pocketbooks. Corruption so that everyone's hand is a shopping centers without an extremely suc- next to his been preaching occurs most easily when the little fairer seems a good path "occupier" in the vicinity. cessful against support of against all along: no little people remain unaware to the values of fairness, President Bush stands firm Mahmoud withdrawal until the of what is happening; when and justice. with the understanding that al- Abbas' hold on the Isreali Iraqi government can the system is working for them When jurors are allowed Zarqawi and Al-Qaida in Iraq power in the withdrawel control the terrorist they complacently assume that to ask questions, they should cannot be allowed to dictate Gaza Strip as situation. it is working out well for every- feel their burden as legislators the terms of American with- he has tried from Gaza The Palestinian one else. more strongly. drawal and risk the fledgling to corral and in the wake government cannot ALIA KADRI lust think about the Enron It is nothing exciting, and Iraqi government to fall into cajole Hamas yet handle its own SOPHOMORE, scandal; the CEOs at such a the concept is hardly new, but their claws. without con- of years of extremists, and many company have the remark- it seems pretty great to me: An American retreat from fronting or bombing and terrorists are actually JOURNALISM able position of wielding a Encouraging jurors to ask terrorism half a world away disarming it. in the government "The Jessica Simpson great amount of power over questions in the court is an would give their ideology a As Mr. intifada." itself. boots are cute, but I uninformed investors, who easy way to encourage all of massive jumpstart and would Abbas is The Gaza Strip is could not pull them will eventually use their igno- us to increase our involvement leave us vulnerable to terrorism showing being given to the rance to buy those CEOs a new and understanding. in our own backyard. weakness, Hamas is showing Palestinians as a prize for the ofr swimming pool. You may not be a member The President's hard-line strength independent of the Second Intifada for nothing in This is why the idea of jury of any jury; I certainly am ideological stance against ter- centralized PA government. return, when it could have been questioning in the courtroom not, nor have ever been. Still, ror is widely seen as consistent Their leaders have been hold- used in future negotiations as a is such a good one. Any human understanding, valued so high- towards all terrorist organiza- ing their own news conferenc- bargaining chip for the disarm- interaction is automatically ly by the Oregon legislature, tions around the globe and is es before the Israeli withdrawal, ing of terror groups and t he made more fair to all when certainly carries through to the exemplified in his resolve to claiming victory in ending the future security of Israel. proper communication ensues, course of all of our lives. Every stay the course in Iraq. occupation in Gaza and prom- President Bush has sup- and all sides of a story are time we make a judgment, or However, most have over- ising to continue the armed ported Israel's disengagement heard. Justice and a lack of pass a rule for ourselves and looked (or turned a blind eye struggle against the Israelis. as he attempts to show solidar- knowledge are mutually exclu- others, we ought to ask, "What to) the similarities between What is the Hamas definition ity with Prime Minister Sharon sive; justice relies on truth, and don't I know yet?" the American "Global War on of this armed struggle against in his bid for peace. truth, the truth in the mind of Too often we think we Terror" and Israel's own strug- the Israelis? Unfortunately, However, when a plan is MARYLEE VERANESE a juror, relies on accurate and have found understanding. the organization has histori- gle against terrorism. weak and shortsighted, a S0PHM0RE, MARKETING clear information. The problem is that failed The President's hypotheti- cally attacked the vulnerable strong leader would not sup- Best about the system of jury communication or mistaken cal resolve to fight terrorism and innocent, murdering in port it, even at the expense of "When girls carry questioning is that it will prob- knowledge will only lead to wherever it exists is lost in con- cold blood without regard for a friend. those glittery sequin ably make lawyers' jobs easier. bad judgment rather than tradiction and hypocrisy when human life. As a passive accomplice to If a lawyer truly believes that fairness. Fifteen people killed, includ- PM Sharon's biggest gamble, purses to class. Those placed next to his support of are for going out." his or her client is innocent, Our world does not need the Israeli withdrawal from ing seven children, at the President Bush has forgotten then infusing the minds of the more verdicts; it needs more Gaza in the wake of years of bombing of a Sbarro pizzeria in his values. jury with truth will surely be questions.

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Q: What do you call a doctor who failed out of medical school? You could tell yourself that it's news, but it's just not. A: A dentist.

Women look for a girly face, manly privates Dentistry: not for you never sec two guys doing likely to receive a promotion in A group of students at Miami JOSH that. Girls are so quick to say the military. Men with rounder University did a study on what BENNER other girls are pretty. But I bet faces, give off a persona of being men and women look for in fea- the squeamish you've never heard some guy trustworthy, and are statistically tures, and they essentially search Humor Columnist saying "Hey, look at Jake over less likely to be convicted. for the exact same things — the Wlien's the last time you went there. My gosh is he a hand- What does that mean? First of same types of eyes, same lips, to the dentist? Chances are that A recent study from St. some man. If I was a girl, I would all, if you have a baby face, and and same noses — but both look JIM it was sometime within the last LEVASSEUR Andrew's College in Scodand totally go out with him." you're in the army, and passed for the more feminine versions. six or twelve months, which revealed what women look for in And the strongest piece of up for a promotion by a guy with It's the baby faces that look means that you still may be suf- Humor Columnist men's faces, and I found it to be evidence is the fact that girl a stone face, just kill him so you more feminine, and those are fering severe physical injuries utteriy fascinating. Out of all the sleepovers always conclude in can have his job. And when the types of faces that women from your visit. well-known fact that the only different facial shapes that men massive tickle/pillow/ whipped you're charged for the murder, were shown to be more recep- Any and all of your health good dentist is a dead one. have, doctors say that there's no cream fights. you'll be tive to for the prospect of a problems — nosebleeds, motion Thankfully, dentistry has not such thing as a "perfect" face. Or at least "If women want acquitted. long-term relationship (such sickness, syphillis — are most always been around. Our lucky However, the researchers have that's what "Your honor, as marriage). likely the result of your latest trip ancestors in the Middle Fast obviously never seen Rico Suave. I've heard. men who look does this look Think about tli.it for a sec- to the dentist. How do 1 know never fell the scourge of a super- The study shows that women Guys don't like women, like the face ond. We'll never hear a study this? Simple. If the health issue powered drill biting into their want men's faces to have more do that. If of a man who that's the other way around. occurs at any time after you get teeth at 500 miles per hour. feminine features. When I first guys get into wouldn't that make would buy We'll never hear that guys want those pearly whites cleaned, it You see, according to the heard this, I didn't really think a pillow fight, them lesbians?" his new supe- women who look like men. was caused by your dentist. website for the American Dental about it, but then it hit me. If it's not some rior officer a You'll never be at a club and Now, before you start lectur- Association, dentistry was first women want men who look like sort of wimpy, congratula- overhear two guys talking, "Oh ing me on unimportant things brought about by the Egyptians women, wouldn't that make "Oh, look at us, we're having a tory drink that was laced with yeah, look at Blanch over there. like "logic" and "reason" and around 2600 BC. them... lesbians? It would cer- pillow fight," sort of thing. No, rat poison?" She's got one of those woman "fair reporting," let me just go The royal scribe I lesy-Re tainly explain a lot, such as why I the intention is to inflict pain ludge: " You seem to know a mustaches; man, that's hot." ahead and say that dentists are (whose name roughly translates can never get a date. upon the other guy. But I may lot of specific details about the No, not in a million years. And also solely responsible for many to "bringer of death and destruc- Silly me; for all these years, 1 be getting ahead of myself. Let crime — but look at you, you're as I've said, it might just be me, of the world's biggest problems, tion") is the first recorded dentist thought that it was because 1 me elaborate a little bit more on adorable. I'm sure it couldn't but it seems so interesting that among them global warming, in the history of the world, which was a loser. But no, it just turns men's facial shapes. have been you. Case dismissed." women want men who look like pollution, and Courtney laves makes him number one on my out that all the giris have the Some men have very chis- And it would happen exactly them. Then again, I might be pregnancy. hit list, once I acquire a working hots for one another. eled faces, with strong jaw lines. like that, too. People have taking this study a little too liter- At some point we have to grow time machine. Think about it: have you ever Others have softer, more round always told me I look rather ally. But I don't really have time up and face the facts: our world I mean, the Egyptians have been at the mall and seen two (baby) faces. Each has its pros youthful... well, they actually tell to think about it. The doctor would be a much better place if contributed a lot of great girls who are "friends" walking and cons. For instance, a man me that I act like a little kid, but I just called me out of the waiting dentists simply ceased to exist things to our society (Pop-Tarts, around holding hands? Yes, yet with an angular face is more think it means the same thing. room for my breast implants. Think about it — no more bowling, etc.). but dentistry mandatory flossing, and no must have brought down their more three hour visits where entire empire. every drop of fluid in your body But hey, I've gotta run. It's time MOW IT CAN BE T6Lb> DftMWigi JJ ftutcr* Word* Jim Tr«mlttt is forcefully removed by a grossly for my checkup. overpowered suction nibe that Wall, good 90109 ««*«,- THAT WAS TENVEAOS AGO doubles as a jet engine. 9*t dump«d OCt drunk. ANOIT-SBEfNlOvt "But my dentist is a good den- Urn ([email protected]) has had and 90 homt with wm ovy SWEET LOVt.EVBISINCt you d»#>* €V*n know tist!" Bzzt, wrong answer. It's a too many cavities to count.

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IRAQI'S PESSIMISTIC OF CONSTITUTION DEAL www.bgnews.com/world BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — The head of the committee drafting Iraq's constitution said yesterday that three days are not enough to win over the Sunni Arabs, and the document they rejected may ultimately have to be approved by parliament as is and taken to the people in a referendum. WORLD Final Jewish settlements evacuated Officials hope the move "We were afraid of them all the time. After will decrease friction they are removed we will distribute sweets with Palestinians and show happiness, we will go into the streets to celebrate." By Ravi Nessman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SUBHIALAWNEH, PALESTINIAN FARMER SANUR, West Bank — Israeli more force and few of the heart- carried out the 30 black-garbed soldiers cleared two militant rending scenes of personal pain ultra-Orthodox men holed strongholds yesterday without that had taken center stage in up inside. major violence, completing the the evacuation of Gaza in the The toughest resistance in country's historic evacuation of preceding week. Homesh came at a religious sem- 25 settlements in the Gaza Strip flundreds of protesters holed inary, where troops protected by and West Bank. up inside an old British fortress shields used wirecutters to cut About 6,000 troops were mobi- in Sanur where most of the lengths of concertina wire that lized to overwhelm the last stand settlement's resisters had barri- resisters had placed around the against the pullout in the West caded themselves. Troops car- roofs perimeter. Troops threw Bank settlements of Sanur and rying shields and wearing hel- off the roof furniture, a bed Homesh. The resistance was mets sawed open the building's frame and a water heater placed staged largely by 1,600 Israelis iron doors to bring out resisters, as a barricade. who didn't even livelhere. some with legs and arms thrash- Resisters on the roof locked Security officials' fears of ing, from the ground floor of the arms, but did not struggle when armed violence didn't material- building as dozens of residents prodded onto the shovel of a bull- ize, and the military declared Mutiammod Muheisen AP Photo danced on the rooftop. dozer that lowered them to the the evacuation of the two settle- CELEBRATION: An elderly Palenstinian woman holds a rifle of a security officer as she dances with the Some of the rooftop resisters ground. Troops with riot shields ments over just nine hours after officers during a rally organized by the Fatah women's movement to celebrate the Israli withdrawl. wore orange stars of David on pinned them down inside the troops stormed them. their shirts, reminiscent of the shovel to keep them subdued. Residents of the other two of violence between settlers and ties in the northern West Bank dents watched the evacuations yellow stars Nazis forced Jews Theshowdownbetweentroops West Bank settlements slated Palestinians living in the area. will improve Israel's security with binoculars and handed to wear. Their resistance was and Jewish pullout opponents in for removal. Ganim and Kadim, In Gaza, the Israeli govern- by reducing friction with the out sweets. broken after cranes hoisted two Sanur and Homesh came just had already left on their own. ment decided to demolish the Palestinians, and solidify Israel's "We were afraid of them all metal containers carrying SWAT hours after Israel wound up its Yesterday military bulldozers private homes used by Jewish grip on main West Bank settle- the time," Alawneh said, refer- troops onto the roof of the build- evacuation of all 21 Jewish settle- knocked down all the structures settlers, many of them single- ment blocs, where most of its ring to the settlers. "After they ing. l;orces herded the dozens ments in Gaza. The entire opera- in Kadim, and were razing build- family villas, and to leave most 240,000 settlers live. are removed we will distribute of rooftop holdouts inside the tion, which had been scheduled ings in Ganim. public buildings intact. The President Bush congratulated sweets and show happiness, containers within a minute, and to take four weeks, was over The demolition of homes in Palestinians felt the single-story Sharon on the completion of the we will go out into the streets with that sweep, police declared in just one. all evacuated settlements in the houses were inappropriate for withdrawal, praising him for to celebrate." the evacuation of Sanur over. Palestinian leader Mahmoud West Bank and Gaza Strip will their housing needs in over- making "a tough decision" and In one of the few instances of Earlier in the day, the main Abbas called Israeli President be completed in 10 days, said crowded Gaza, and many ordi- saying the next step would be to Palestinian fire since the evacu- synagogue at Sanur was evacu- Moshe Katzav yesterday to praise the Israeli army chief, Lt. Gen. nary Gazans feared that cor- establish a working government. ations began, gunmen shot at ated less than an hour after forc- the withdrawal. Dan Halutz. rupt Palestinian politicians and Subhi Alawneh, a 58-year- Israeli troops patrolling an area es sawed open a barricade of iron The past five years of Israeli- In the West Bank, Israel is their cronies would appropriate old farmer from the nearby a few miles from Sanur and bars at the synagogue's gates, Palestinian bloodshed have put destroying homes to prevent settler villas. Palestinian village of Jaba, said Homesh yesterday. One militant and stormed inside to bring out the Mideast peace process into a Jewish extremists from return- Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Tuesday "is a day of celebra- was moderately wounded in the about 30 people, most of them deep freeze, with Israel continu- ing there. The military fears that has said Israel's withdrawal tion" for the more than 40,000 ensuing gunbattle. youths who left quietly. Troops ing to build in West Bank settle- if left standing, these settlements from all 21 Gaza Strip outposts Palestinians who live near Despite the lack of armed who broke into a religious semi- mentsand Palestinians failing to could also become flashpoints and four isolated communi- Sanur. In another village, resi- violence yesterday, there was nary in the settlement quickly curb militant attacks on Israelis.

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By Mike Downey By Angela Doland cycling did not begin using a Kit THE HSSOC1A1E0 PRESS urine test for EPO until 2001, Cl IICAGO — A football player PARIS — Faced with yet another though it was banned in 1990. doesn't need to be a little angel report that he cheated his way to For years, it had been impos- for a team from the NFL to a Tour de France victory, Lance sible to detect the drag, which want him. Armstrong responded yesterday builds endurance by boosting It's like limmy lohnson once the same way he has since the the production of oxygen-rich joked, back when he was coach- doping whispers began dur- red blood cells. ing the Miami Dolphins: ing the first of his seven straight lacquesdeCeaurriz,thehead "I'd draft Charles Manson if he wins: "I never took performance of France's anti-doping labora- ran a 4.4,40 (yard) dash." enhancing drugs." tory, which developed ths F.PO Lawrence Phillips is no In a four-page article head- urine test, told Europe-1 radio Manson. lined "The Armstrong Lie," the that at least 15 urine samples He hasn't killed anybody to French sports daily L'Equipe from the 1999 Tour had tested my knowledge, although l«s printed copies of documents positive for EPO. Angeles police say he gave it a suggesting six urine samples he Separately, the lab said it pretty good provided during his first cham- could not confirm that the pos- try Sunday pionship in 1999 tested positive itive results were Armstrong's. when he alleg- for the red blood cell-booster It noted that the samples were edly tried to erythropoietin, or EPO. anonymous, bearing only a run over three The drug was on the list of six-digit number to identify kids with a banned substances at the time the rider, and could not be stolen car. but there was no effective test to matched with the name of any Cops detect it. one cyclist. already were Tour de France director lean- However, L'Equipe said it LAWRENCE searching for Marie l£blanc said the report was able to make the match. PHILLIPS Phillips to published yesterday appeared On one side of the page, investigate "credible" and meticulous- it showed what it claimed a charge that he choked a girl- ly researched, adding that were the results of EPO tests friend until she fell unconscious. Armstrong must have a chance from anonymous riders And, of course, this is the same to rebut the claims. used for lab research. On the Lawrence Phillips who, while in "We are very shocked, very other, it showed Armstrong's college, dragged a woman down troubled by the revelations we medical certificates, signed a flight of stairs by the hair. read this morning," Leblanc told by doctors and riders after Nebraska's coach at the time, RT1. radio. doping tests, Tom Osbome, was so upset, he Armstrong, a ,„ - , and bearing almost didn't let Phillips play in frequent target of Unfortunately, thesameiden- ,if in num the Fiesta Bowl. L'Equipe, vehe- the witch hunt V g " Almost. mently denied the ber printed on In 1996, the St. Louis Rams allegations. continues. the results. - owned by a woman, Georgia "Unfortunately, the "It will be Frontiere - made this woman- witch hunt contin- LANCE ARMSTRONG very interest- beater the No. 6 pick in the entire ues and tomorrow's ing to see uli.ii NFL draft. article is nothing short of tabloid UCI does and what the U.S. Before he signed a contract, journalism." Armstrong wrote Cycling Federation does and Phillips got busted on a DUI and on his Web site. "1 will simply what Lance Armstrong has to also was jailed in Nebraska for restate what I have said many say," WADA chairman Dick violating his parole. times: I have never taken perfor- Pound said. "If the evidence In 1998, the Dolphins were so mance-enhancing drugs." is seen as credible then, yes, unconcerned about Phillips' lack The allegations surfaced seven he has an obligation to come of character that they signed him years later because EPO tests on forward and specifically give to a contract. the 1999 samples were carried his comments, especially after Soon thereafter, he was out only last year—when scien- his previous comments that he charged with striking a woman tists at a lab outside Paris used has never used drugs. in the face. them for research to perfect EPO "If anything were found, we In 2000, the San Francisco testing. The national anti-doping couldn't do anything because 49ers were so willing to give laboratory in Chatenay-Malabry we didn't even exist in 1999. Phillips another chance, they said it promised to hand its find- But it's important that the truth signed him to a contract. ing to the World Ami-Doping must always be made clear," He was cut by the team after Agency, provided they were Pound added. MIchMlSplnHw AP Photo getting into an argument with never used to penalize riders. Representatives for CHAMPION: Lance Armstrong is seen hoisting the trophy after winning the Tour de France in 1999. New a coach. He also pleaded no L'Equipe's investigation was Armstrong said he was in allegations claim that during that year he used illegal performance enhancing drugs. contest in connection with a based on urine B samples — the Austin, Texas, where he lives beating of another woman in second of two samples used in and did not wish to comment quit, almost forcing the Tour to Armstrong angrily appeared investigation into whether they l.os Angeles. doping tests. The A batch was beyond the statement on his collapse. at a news conference that year used banned substances dur- In 2002. a Canadian Football used in 1999 for analysis at the Website. Armstrong has been dogged to explain that trace amounts ing the 2000 race. The probe I I'aguc team was so certain time. Without those samples, A year before Armstrong won by questions in the French media of cortisone found in his system was closed in 2002 for lack of Phillips could come in handy, any disciplinary action against his first Tour title, the race faced about how someone whose tes- were from a prescription skin evidence. they signed him. Phillips led Armstrong would be impossible, its worst doping scandal after ticular cancer had spread to his cream to treat saddle sores. L'Equipe, whose parent com- the Montreal Alouettes to the French Sports Minister Jean- police caught a Festina team lungs and brain could rise to the Thefollowingyear, Armstrong pany is closely linked to the Tour, 2002 Grey Cup championship Francois Lamour said. employee with a stash of drugs. top of one of the most grueling and his U.S. Postal Service team often questioned Armstrong's then was cut from the team The governing body of world Riders were ejected and others sporting events in the worid. became the subject of a French LANCE, PAGE 9 after being charged with sexual assault of a girlfriend. A couple of months ago, Phillips reportedly phoned his college coach, Osbome, who is now a congressman. Osbome Family of said that the young man, now Cincinnati forces Huggins out 30, seemed to be "trying to get Maris wins his life back in order." Huggins drunken arrests, poor graduation rates This, even though he had left and NCAA rules violations a coaching job at a small North driving arrest was that landed the school on defamation Carolina college without a word. last straw for Univ. probation. And even though he was said His arrest for drunken driv- to have hocked a collegiate ing last year upset new school lawsuit ByJoeKay championship ring in Las Vegas THE ASS0C1ATE0 PRESS president Nancy Zimpher. By Mkie Schneider Huggins was placed on unpaid THE ASSOCIAIED PRESS for 20 bucks. CINCINNATI — Bob Huggins If he ends up doing time for leave over the summer, but GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The fam- was ordered yesterday to Sunday's incident with the car, returned and coached last sea- ily of former baseball home run resign as Cincinnati's bas- or for choking a woman, Phillips' son, the Bearcats' last before king Roger Maris and Anheuser- ketball coach or he'll be fired, football career probably is over. moving into the Big East. Busch Cos. Inc. settled a defama- the culmination of a power "Character counts," tion lawsuit Tuesday stemming We wish every guy in the struggle with the school league could turn out to be an Zimpher said emphatically. from the brewer's termination of president. Alan Page or a Bob Thomas "Our coaches must be exem- the family's beer distributorship. In a letter faxed to his lawyer plary role models on the court The sides did not disclose - grow up to be a judge, not a by the university, Huggins was and off." terms of the settlement, which defendant. given 24 hours to resign and By dumping their head came as jurors deliberated for If only every Chicago Bear accept a financial compensa- TtmWibiun AP Photo coach less than two months a second day following a three- could turn out to be a Walter tion package worth almost $3 OUT: Cincinnati basektball coach Bob Huggins was ordered yesterday before the start of practice, the week trial. The legal fight between Payton, a Mike Singletary. a Chris million. If he doesn't respond to resign or be fired as basketball coach at the university. school put itself at a major Anheuser-Busch and the Maris Zorich - a good citizen, a good by 2 p.m. Wednesday, he will disadvantage heading into family had consumed eight years, neighbor, a fine man. < be fired, the letter said. one of Huggins' most loyal sup- reached an impasse." one of the nation's toughest two trials and millions of dollars But the fact is, the Bears have a The 51-year-old coath was porters over the years, said he Huggins has won more basketball conferences. in legal fees. business to run. They try hard to traveling and had not seen the backed die decision. games than any other coach Cincinnati will have an Walking out of the courtroom, letter, lawyer Richard Katz said. "It's time for the university at Cincinnati, but his tenure PHILLIPS. PAGE 9 Athletic director Bob Goin. to move on," Goin said. "We've also has been marked by player HUGGINS. PAGE 9 MARIS, PAGE 9

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/STOrTT5 i I i WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. August 24.2005 9 Bryant turns heads at Browns training camp From badboy to Award as college football's top football in the air. When you have Bryant's first two seasons in wide receiver — as a sophomore. guys that will do that for you, and Dallas were solid, but not spec- overachiever Bryant During workouts, the 24-year- 1 have not had many of those in tacular. In his mind, he can do so desires greatness old, who can become a free my career, it makes you willing to much more and is just beginning agent after this season, stands make more aggressive decisions to blossom. By Tom Witters out among the club's cadre of in plays. "When I first came in the INF ASSOCIMED PRESS wideouts because of his blazing "I would like to see a lot more league, I saw a tree," he said. BEREA, Ohio — Anlonio Bryant speed and trie crispness of his of that from him." "Now, I can see the apples on the arrived last season with the repu- pass patterns. Last October, the Browns tree. Some guys get it eariier. I'm tation of being an underachiev- "I've never seen a guy run acquired Bryant in a straight-up just starting to understand things ing, jersey-throwing bad boy. routes like he does," rookie quar- deal with the Dallas Cowboys for a little better. As I catch up, it's Since joining the Cleveland terback Charlie Frye said. "He wideout Quincy Morgan. moving faster. You mature. Browns, however, the wide cuts on a dime." Bryant's exit from Big D was "When I first got in the game. receiver has been a regular Mr. On Saturday, Bryant caught a greased when he got into an I was doing a lot of tilings off Goody Two Cleats. But being a 51-yard touchdown pass from argument with Cowboys coach anxiety. When you learn how to nice guy, solid teammate and quarterback Trent Dilfer and had Bill Parcells. Bryant, upset that he bring your emotions under con- decent player aren't tides the three receptions for 78 yards as was behind Keyshawn Johnson trol, then you can distribute that four-year veteran is after. die Browns improved to 2-0 in and Terry Glenn — players energy where you need it best." Bryant's goal is greatness. the exhibition season with a 21- Parcells coached in New York Mark Duncan AP Photo As for the run-in with Parcells. "When people leave the sta- 13 win at Detroit. — first exchanged words with the LEAP: Browns wide receiver Antonio Bryant, center, makes a leaping Browns coach Romeo Crennel dium, I want them saying, "That's Bryant missed a few days coach before tossing his sweaty catch between defensive backs Michael Jameson, left, and Antonio spoke with Cleveland offensive the best receiver 1 saw today,'" of practice last week to attend uniform at him. Perkins during practice at Browns training camp on Monday. coordinator Maurice Carthon. Bryant said. a family funeral, but returned Bryant had to be removed by who was with Dallas, to find out He has easily been the Browns' focused. security from the practice and "It is what it is," he said. "It's In seven starts for Cleveland. more about Bryant's character. best player during training camp "He's had a great camp," Dilfer didn't rejoin the team until train- a learning process. Either you're Bryant had 42 receptions for 546 "I asked Maurice what hap- as Bryant is finally showing signs said. "He's really developing into ing camp. going to get stronger or it's going yards and four IDs. Adding in pened and he told me. That was of tapping into the potential and a fine player. I want to try and He isn't dwelling on what to weaken you. I think I'm going his numbers in Dallas, Bryant it," Crennel said. "I really wasn't stardom forecast for him when give him the ball every chance happened, but Bryant said it to get stronger. 1 learn from finished with 58 catches for 812 worried that Antonio and I would he came out of Pittsburgh in that I get. He made a very average has taught him some valuable things. It didn't kill me. I'm still yards, an average of 14 yards have a confrontation. If he did. 2002 after winning the Biletnikoff pass look good — he attacked the lessons. breathing." per grab. well, I'm the head coach."

VICTORY Dismissal ends UC soap opera HUGGINS. FROM PAGE 8 "The only variable ence, noting the university had to issue a statement "in light interim coach in the inaugural that we have of the fact that coach Muggins season and a mark on its repu- stagnated on chose to deal with contract tation that could chase away issues through the media." recruits. Goin wanted to take is our national Muggins went 399-127 in lfi a few days before picking an reputation." seasonsat Cincinnati, rebuilding interim coach. it into a nationally prominent The basketball program program after years in disarray. could feel repercussions NANCY ZIMPHER, PRESIDENT Mis teams made 14 consecutive for years, but Zimpher said appearances in the NCAA tour- Muggins' removal would help The letter faxed to Katz on nament, and reached the Final the university in the long run. Tuesday was signed by the four in 1992. She noted that the school has school's legal counsel, Zimpher, The program also had a his- been improving in national aca- Gobi and the chairman of the tory of player arrests and infrac- demic rankings. board of trustees. tions. The program went on two "Theonly variable that we have The letter, obtained by The years' probation in 1998 after stagnated on is our national rep- Associated Press through a the NCAA concluded there was utation," Zimpher said, blaming Freedom of Information request, a lack of institutional control. the basketball program. offered to keep I luggins in some The relationship between Earlier in I luggins' career, the other job until 2008, paying him Huggins and Zimpher was program had one of the lowest $2.77 million over that time. He strained after he was arrested in graduation rates in the nation. could have no hand in the bas- June 2004 for drunken driving. It improved recently, but not ketball program. The police videotape of I luggins enough to please Zimpher, who If Huggins declines the offer, staggering during his field sobri- decided to take on a strong- he will lie fired, the letter said. ety test was shown nationally. willed coach accustomed to "I think we would both agree Muggins pleaded no contest having things his way. that these negotiations have to driving under the influence, The school declined to invoke gone on far too king," the let- attended a three-day interven- a roll-over provision in his ter said. "Mr. I luggins has clearly tion program, and was suspend- contract that would have left expressed, through you, his desire ed without pay by the university Muggins with four years on his to move in another direction. for two months. deal, making it easier to recruit. Zimpher notified 1 luggins last The Bearcats failed to win a Katz has tried unsuccessfully to May that he would not gel his league title in their final season get the contract extended. contract automatically extend- in Conference USA, and lost in "Wfe've been discussing with ed, as provided for in the deal. the second round of the NCAA them for the last six or eight He was given the option of leav- tournament. After the season, weeks an extension of the con- ing or continuing to coach on freshman Roy Bright was dis- tract," Katz said. "It appeared he the two-year deal. missed from the team because wasn't going to be able to fulfill Me held a news conference to he had a gun on campus. the remaining two years of the announce he was staying rather Assistant coach Keith LeGree contract because he couldn't than informing the administra- was arrested and charged recruit, he was running into tion privately, a move that evi- with drunken driving, but was obstacles at the university. It dently drove the wedge deeper. acquitted during a trial, lie was would not have been appropri- The ultimatum sent on Tuesday reinstated as an assistant coach ate for that to continue." referred to the May news confer- last month.

losh PhMips BG News SCORE: In the Falcons only exhibition game of the season, they downed Tiffin 3-1 thanks to three first halt goals. Karie Sahly (above) scored along with Tiernay Tilford and Samantha Meister. The lady Falcons outshot their opponents by a decisive margin; 38-6. Phillips was a waste of good football talent PHILLIPS, FROM PAGE 8 own college coach was quoted a woman's front door. persuade us that a new player's as calling him "a con man." And no one will care if he Armstrong calls recent allegations a 'witch hunt character is examined and con- Fans of the Bears have no turns out to be a bad dude or sidered carefully. particular illusions about Cedric the personification of sweet- LANCE, FROM PAGE 8 Sunday Times sportswriter "Not only did die sports labo- But boys will be boys, so they Benson, this year's No. 1 pick. ness, provided Benson does clean record and frequently took David Walsh. ratories constantly test him, but take a chance on a UCLA quar- Most didn't seem to mind that what he is paid to do - gain jabs at him — portraying him as In the book, one of Armstrong's video cameras were set up in his terback who parked his car with Benson had been arrested twice yardage and score touchdowns. too good to be for real. former assistants claimed he room and police agents constant- a bogus handicapped permit, a during his University of Texas Many a football team fell this "Never to such an extent, prob- asked her to dispose of syringes ly monitored Lance's movements Perm State running back whose career, once after kicking down way about I-awrence Phillips ably, hasthedepartureofacham- and give him makeup to conceal and who was visiting him and pion been welcomed with such needle marks on his arms. even his phone conversations," widespread relief," the paper Armstrong has taken libel Pena said. lUff/ltl8pk...$10.99 — griped the day after Armstrong's action against The Sunday Times Armstrong retired from v record seventh straight win. after the British newspaper cyclingafterhisrecord seventh Mike's Party Mart erUght 18pk...Sl0.99 A former L'Equipe journalist, reprinted allegations in a review Tour victory last month. In his ltone30Pk Si 1.99 Pierre Ballester, was co-author of the book in June 2004. parting speech, he addressed 834 South Main St. in "Big Lots Plaza" Q 24 pk IgM 24pk S14.99 $8.99 of a book published last year that Victor Hugo Pena, Armstrong's the people who believe he Cold Beer al State Minimum Prices! 419-352-9259 contained doping allegations former U.S. Postal Service team- was doping. against Armstrong. He wrote mate, said the French were bad "I'm sorry for you,' Armstrong "LA Confidential, the Secrets losers who could never accept his said. "I'm sorry you don't believe of I .nice Armstrong" with The supremacy on the Tour. in miracles." 641 Third St. #4 • 352-4380 Mmk ID A/cn- fctng BaTT&t 1000'* OF TIRES IN STOCK AND SALE PRICED TIRE SAVINGS^ BRAKES H MECHANICAL H OIL CHANGE Lunch Buffet: $5.25 : 700FF Am O ft i! ^°25%"'' H- $rf /*98 ■ Dinner Buffet: $5.95 20'"' $ | ANY Mechanical Repair | agement • 0nANY4«res $0»* I NO OndDMCOUWnAfflT-iU 11 */l»v*s I 7 days a week i«PHH NY ALIGNMENT with Tire Rotation' FREE DELIVERY MchtMFKEupOTictocJ RrakeoA Sprvicp ™« Alignment Check »«.„„„„. i (minimum $10.00) I lwo»ow*oim»mi»iai/M/w|woon«n«icauwnwTuopit/iii,w lmonamawnmwor»utm/oilmarm»vKaMmmvu 1060 North Main St. 2 Bedroom Bowling Green, OH INCLUDE* I Chassis Lube 419.354.2269/1688 Apartments & Houses IStmCtCUJIKSi AN© ee* SMlii Mala KM • IMII fraa AIM F«oaa FREE in walking distance of campus I Fluid Top-off*-

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