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Americans bring home ^^L • 1/ ■/ i SUNNY IP Ui -ipws 111(11179 LOW 55 www.bgnews.com VOLUME 99 ISSUE 7 New group connects NYC, BGSU Students can have others. The presentation is called wonderful technology that we RNC Redux, have" their thoughts on the Beginning at 8:00 tonight One of the most important RNC seen all over the anyone can participate. The pro- factors, Uillerbrand said, is jection will be on buildings in all that none of the text-messages, world. five of New York City's boroughs: e-mails, and IMs are edited. Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens. "That is what it is about — free- By Carrie Whrtaker dom of speech," I lillerbrand said. fDI'OR IN CHItl The Bronx and Statcn Island. The projection will also be seen "It is up a second or two so its not Tonight, Bowling Green students in some art galleries, Amsterdam like I am forcing anyone to watch and community members can something forever. It is gone — make their voices heard in New and Bowling Green State University. within a few seconds it is gone. York City and Amsterdam — The way it works is using a new technology to share Stephen 1 lillerbrand, an assis- tant professor of visual com- simple — anyone can cither: ten) their thoughts on the Republican message 347-418-254; e-mail National Convention. munication technology and member of The .Screensavers reduxtfccreensaversgroup.org or A new collective called The instant message updsny through Group, is responsible for bringing Screensaver. (iroup. made up of AOL Instant Messanger. Then as artists, technology professionals this presentation to campus. I le lici|H's students w ill use this soon as you call, e-mail or IM and community activists from your message appears on the New York City, has created a tech- opportunity to make their voices presentation, automatically. nological free speech forum for heard; the group did a similar A two-hour presentation with virtually anyone. presentation for the Democratic everyone's messages will be B) usinga new software called National Convention in Boston. shown on the side of the Bower] Keyworx, the group can lake '"It's really a performance — a Thompson Student Union from Photo Provided e-mails, phone text messages and way for you to be in New Yoik 8-10 p.m. tonight, tomorrow and PROJECTION: Stephan Hillerbrand, an assistant professor in the technology department tested out a instant messages, mesh them in a symbolic way.'' I lillerbrand projection like the one that will be on display for the next three nights on the union. The projection will be all together and use a projectOI said. "[The Screensavers Groupl SCREEN SAVERS, PAGE 3 a free speech presentation students can participate in concerning the Republican National Convention. to share the collaboration with decided to lake advantage of this Delegates arrive to angry protestors
iiy CM* H* less-tlian-welcoming 1KI ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITER Missouri delegate lohn \IU yrjRK Some Ohioans Winston, 58, of suburban St were told lo nun their GOP I ouis.. said he had been cursed I shins inside but and hide at and told to go home —or else convention credentials to be where — by protesters, more low-key about their party lor the most part, he was passion understanding, Other delegates said anti- "Most of them are young, Bush protesters made obscene Winston said. "All of us, when gestures and yelled profanitiesat you're voiing. go through a stage them. In neighborhoods and bor- when you want lo rebel. oughs far from Madison Square While there was plenty ot Garden, NewVbrk residents taped grumbling. New York police said anti-Republican signs to their Monday no official complaints apartment windows. had bean filed. As the Republican convention George Art/, a New York politi began not everyone in New York cal consultant who has worked was lolling out the welcome mat with former Mayor Ed Koch, said Florida delegate Sid Dincrstcin most ciu residents are friendly to was walking the few blocks tourists, regardless of their politi between his sixth Avenue hotel cal party. He added that many Bill Garlow APPtoto and a restaurant on Sunday of the people in town for protest BUTTONS: Stephan Hillerbrand. an assistant professor in the technology department, tested out a projection like the one that will be on display evening when he said a protester marches were not from the city. tor the next three nights on the union. The projection will be a free speech presentaion students ca/i participate in concerning the Republican pushed his way in front of him, "New Yorkers may be five to one National Convention. blew a whistle in his face and I )emocrat but they know what it yelled "Go 1 lome!" is to be congenial Ariz said. Dincrstcin. who grew up Maybe so. but the reception in Brooklyn, said he was unaf- for delegates was not all friendly. Ohio's Tigereye Design supplies fected and didn't plan to change screaming and yelling in my any of his plans to accom- modate those who mav be CONVENTION, PAGE 3 political buttons for convention By 8en Sutherfy with a rusted roof and more I lo to the Web site through from small slickers placed on I HE ASSOCIAT E D PRESS WRITER than a ton of buttons in the which the company sells the back of each button that FRF.NCHTOWN. Ohio — back. items promoting Republicans advertise the companyS Web Politicians may rouse delegates Tigereye doesn't deal exclu- — www.republicanstuff.com sile and its phone number, with their words this week at sively in Republican promotions; — and you'll find buttons [wast- While the business keeps a die 2004 Republican National it produced at least 160,000 but- ing over Bush and belittling low profile, its customers often Convention, but nobody will tons for last month's Democratic Kerry. One button reads Kerry's weai their political views on push their buttons quite like a National Convention in Boston, Policy Maker" and shows the their sleeves. Many want to handful of folks from this Darke where lohn Kerry accepted his Democrat holding an 8 Ball. share those views when they County crossroads. party's nomination. What you won't find on the place orders. Tucked in a.fortner restaurant The 'most popular but- Republican Web site is any men- "Il isn't enough lo lake an along Ohio 185 where diey say iiii? "Beer Drinkers for Kerry; tion of the company's name. I )n oider,'' Baltes said. "You have you can smell cattle, hogs or Edwards," Baltes said. the company's other Web site, to be a psychologist vviih these chickens depending on which Baltes said there's more wvnv.iigeroycclesign.com. you'll people way the wind blows. Tigereye demand for buttons sporting see why. In 2000, he said, the compa- Design has supplied 50,000 a "new product" like Kerry and There, you'll see Democratic ny inadvertently shipped Bush political buttons to vendors at Democratic vice presidential buttons supporting Kerry and buttons in a woman who had the convention. candidate lohn Edwards than bashing Bush. One shows ordered ion buttons supporting Fight employees are in New for incumbent President Bush Bush staring blankly and reads. Democratic challenger Al Gore. York City this week, churning and Vice President Dick Cheney, "PutthVthe'Duh'inW." After calling l'igeroye to report out up to 20,000 more buttons hence far fewer buttons for the This Web site is more forth- the mistake, the woman refused to meet demand for more pop- Republican convention. coining about tigereye Design. to touch the Bush buttons when ular designs — and to capitalize Making buttons for both explaining that it's a union shop she was asked to return them. on any pithy political remarks major parties can be delicate and that its employees are mem A neighboi had to pack up that catch on at the convention. business hers of United Steelworkers the buttons,'' said Italics, add- "If Mrs. Bush shows up Most buttons advertised on l-ocal 3210. The company's ing that the predicament hasn't Brian Mc Roberts 8G News wearing a certain kind of but- the company's two Web sites primary business is providing repealed ilsell ihisyeai PARTY TIME: Students play in the Founders Quadrangle courtyard yes- ton, cverybody'll want it," said are benign — many sport state- services to union locals nation- Business began picking up terday evening. Today's weather is projected as mik). Tigereye owner Tony Baltes, who specific political expressions wide. at Tigereye Design in October, left I renchtown on Thursday for such as "Buck,eyes Support Besides the Internet. Baltes New York in a 1988 Ford van Hush." But not all. saidmuch of his business comes BUTTONS, PAGE 2
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Session proper inclusion in the BGSU Telephone Directory, Open to all students, sponsored WBGU-FMisBGSU-sonlyFCC Free Refreshments by the Center for Multicultural licensed radio station that broad- 1011 BABIdg. please submit completed forms by: and Academic Initiatives casts at 1000 watts to over a Wednesday, September 1, 2004 at 5:00 PM Ground Floor, Saddlemire 20-mile radius on 88.1 FM and Please mail or deliver the completed Off-Campus Local Address Change Form to the Office of Registration and Records, 110 Administration Building or RNC builds company sales drop off the form at one of the sites listed below: BUnONS FROM PAGE 1 Monica, makes sure regular cus- 1(1 miles northwest of Dayton, tomers' needs are met during and opened Tigereye Design. when tin1 company began mak- die busy political season. While Baltes grew up here, his father Drop Locations: ing more bullons in response son Kuss works as a graphic still owns a farm nearby, and Union Information Desk 10 a wave of anti-Bush senti- designer in the an department, he wanted his children to "grow ment. While the company typi- the a niple's other son, leff. helps up in schools with lockers Library, Circulation Desk cally makes IS million to 2 mil- run a company booth at various without locks." s lion buttons a year, it's already labor and political events. It's the first visit to New Administration Building, I ' Floor Hall produced more than 4 million Baltes, 55, said his was just York Qty for most of the eight Office of Registration and Records this year and is on pace to make "a butmn company in Toledo" Tigereye employees working (i million. when it began supplying hut- at the Republican conven- The company also sells aux- tons for conventions in 1984. tion. Baltes has rented suites iliary Hems such as lapel pins, For the past 20 years, it's made two blocks from Madison bumper slickers and l-sliiris bntions for most of the national Square Garden. Hul bullons account for 80 per- l«iliiical conventions. "We don't need that many peo- cent of the company's more than In 1995, Baltes and his fam- ple' io work in New York, Baltes $2 million in political sales. ily moved to Versailles, less admitted. But as a busy year of For the Baltcses, the business than two miles down the road business enters its final months, is a family affair. Tony's wife, from Frenchtown and about "it's a good reward." Members Ne Statf ec#ec/ For The Obsidian A Multicultural Publication All Students are welcome! Join us Tuesday August 31st, 2004 in Room 121 of West Hall at 9pm to find out if you can make a difference on campus! Variety of staff positions available included writing, photography, editing and layout. Come out and get hands-on experience with a multicultural publication designed to inform and entertain students here on § | OFF-CAMPUS LOCAL ADDRESS CHANGE FORM BG's campus. ' | Use this form only if Off-Campus Local Address Change or I Correction is required. Contact the Office of Residence Life to change residence hall or Greek unit address. Name Student ID POO I Street Address I I City State Zip Local or Cell Phone # Contact editor Allia Miller at [email protected] Signature Date for more information on questions WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tuesday. August 31.2004 3 "I have a right to be in the city. We have a two-party system and should be able to exist together." GRACE KUDUKIS. CLEVELAND DELEGATE Obscenities keep attendees at bay during convention CONVENTION, FROM PAGE 1 be identified as a Republican. It's a shame." face." said Darren White, a del- Minnesotans came prepared egate from Albuquerque, N.M. for dissent. Their delegation "They screamed and yelled that received a memo, telling them Republicans weren't welcome in not to engage critics in debate New York." not to get impatient when Grace Kudukis, a delegate maneuvering around protests from Cleveland, said some and to treat demonstrators with protesters who marched near the respect. delegation's Times Square hotel "Unlike pre-war Iraq and on Sunday gestured obscenely Afghanistan, people in America at delegates and shouted rude are free to peacefully protest comments about the president. and speak their minds," the Some convention security memo said. officers suggested in response "1 have no problems with those that delegates hide their creden- people telling me their ideas and tials and any other signs that thoughts. I'll be listening," said they were Republicans, includ- Dr. Richard Mulder, a delegate ing telling one man to turn his from Ivanhoc, Minn. "I have GOP T-shirt inside out to hide free speech, too. I can give them the elephant symbol, she said. my ideas, too. That's what this "I just felt violated," Kudukis country is all about." said. "I have a right to be in die city. We have a two-party Associated Press writers David system and should be able to Ueb, lill Barton, Brian Bakst exist together. Deborah Hastings and Donna De "As an American, I'm afraid to la Cruz contributed to this report. lacquesBnnon AP Photo FRANCE REACTS: French Interior Minister Dominique de Villepin, center, surrounded by members of the French council for the Muslim faith, delivers his speech after a meeting Sunday, Aug. 29,2004. Islamic militants on Saturday released a brief tape showing kidnapped reporters. Technology makes free speech easy French plead for hostages be a target because of this law," efforts to free the journalists, SCREENSAVERS,FROM PAGE 1 what higher education is about By Elaine Ganley to have killed an Italian freelance — providing an opportunity to THE ASS0ICATED PRESS WRItlER journalist last week after Italy's he said. French Foreign Minister Michel Thursday. Ii will be different see what is also in a big metro- PARIS — A French journalist government rejected a demand The measure's passage In Bamier called the demand to each night. politan city," Edgington said. lieing held hostage along \\ ill i that it withdraw its 3,000 soldiers March triggered protests by drop the French law "incompre- hensible." Anyone can view the presenta- When Edgington heard the a colleague in Iraq called on ill Iraq. Muslims, as well as turban-wear- However, there were signs tion online at www.screensavers- content will be unedited, she French President Jacques (Chirac Al-Iazeera said the group ing Sikhs, around the world, who argued it is discriminatory. of anger when it was passed, group.org. realized this could be contro- to give in to militants'demand had extended its deadline, which would have ended late While the law bans all including an ominous message There could be so many people versial, she said, but decided to to rescind a headscarf ban to save their lives, according t" a yesterday, by 24 houra "conspicuous" religious apparel, for France six months ago from sending messages that they may encourage die presentation. be indistinguishable, Hillerbrand video shown late yesterday on Earlier yesterday, die Chirac such as lewish skullcaps and the top lieutenant of Osama said, but to The Screensuvcrs "It is a risk we are going to take." the Al-Iazeera television station. government held firm in its large Christian crosses, it is really bin laden. An audiotape with Group the presentation is sym- Edgington said. "But we hope Hie video was broadcast hours refusal to rescind the ban. "The aimed at Muslim head scarves a voice attributed to Ayman bolic. that everyone will be engaged in after France insisted it would go law will be applied" when school in public schools. Many French al-Zawahri, aired Feb. 24 on "Sometimes it looks like a the right manner." ahead with the ban on Muslim doors open Thursday, govern- fear their secular nation, which Al-Arabiya television, said the hodge-podge of text because it IXiring the presentation, lap- head scarves in schools, stand- ment spokesman lean-Francois has the biggest Islamic popula- law on head scarves "is another is unedited — which is beau- tops will be set up in front of ing firm against strapping the Cope said. tion in western Europe with 5 example of the Crusader's malice tiful." Hillerbrand said. "It's all the projecrion so students can law just hours before a deadline Muslim leaders at home and million Muslims, is under threat which Westerners have against about nish technology and how participate and watch their set by the captors. abroad rallied around France from a rising tide of Islamic Muslims." it can empower the person's message show up and be I appeal to the French people with statements of support and fundamentalism. Iraqi interim Prime Minister voice. Knowing you are partici- broadcasted to New York and to go to the streets ... because calls on the shadowy Islamic Still, Muslim activists in the Ayad Allawi said the hostage pating and people all over the Amsterdam, Hillerbrand said. our lives are threatened.'' Army of Iraq to free the two Middle East appealed to the crisis showed France cannot worid are doing it — that is really Technological staff will be journalist Georges Malbrunot reporters. Two marches in Paris hostage-takers yesterday and escape terrorists with a passive wonderful." available by the laptops to explain said in English on the video converged on a square near offered praise for France's Iraq policy, Hillerbrand said he couldn't how it all works. Speaking in French, fellow the E:iffel Tower, with hundreds anti-war stance on Iraq. "France will not be spared," "Because of France's distin- be happier by the University's Hillerbrand said he urges hostage (;hristian Chesnot called of people chanting "Free the Allawi said. "Governments willingness to allow this students to consider voicing their on Chirac and his government hostages." guished position in rejecting the that decide to remain on the Anglo-American occupation of presentation on campus. opinions, whether they be for or to rescind the ban. according to Before the videos, the last time defensive will be the next targets anyone heard from the French Iraq. We appeal to the people Mary Edgington, the direc- against the Republican mind-set the newsreader, who interpreted of terrorists." his remarks into Arabic journalists was Aug. 19. who kidnapped the journalists tor of the Union, worked with because this year is as important The kidnapping has been a Iraq was not really the issue, Hillerbrand on setting up the as any. Hie video showed the two said Tertrais at the Foundation unshaven men seated together shock to many in France, which Grand Ayatollah Mohammed projection. "Ohio is a swing slate so we opposed the U.S.-led invasion of Hussein Fadlallah, renewed for Strategic Research. "The students get to see decided to bring it to campus," in front of a gray, mud wall widi a small window above them. Iraq and has pursued generally his religious edict against the While France stayed out something hew in Ohio that is Hillerbrand said. "It will really be of Iraq, it plays a role in fight- In a video broadcast Saturday. pro-Arab policies. kidnapping of foreigners and also offered in a big city — that is a beautiful thing." a militant group calling itself "The French have discovered called for the release of die two ing terrorist groups by sharing "The Islam Army in Iraq," gave that havingopposed the Iraq war French reporters. intelligence with other nations the French government 18 hours does not make them immune "The kidnapping runs while having hundreds of The BG News — to overturn the ban, but men- from die wrath of Islamists," said contrary to the Quranic Islamic special forces in Afghanistan. tioned no threat against the Bruno Tcrtrais at die Foundation principles," Fadlallah said in his "I lad France taken a different men's lives. for Strategic Research. edict, faxed to The Associated stance on Iraq, Islamists would Your One Stop for However, a militant group "It didn't take an Islamic world Press. have had two reasons to target Election Views with a similar name was hel ieved specialist to know that we could In Egypt to lead diplomatic France," Tertrais said. Your 2004 Demoratic Candidates John F. Kerry -John Edwards Judge C. Ellen Connally Alvin L Perkins for President-Vice President /.'» Ohio Supreme Court c hie/ )tuiict Wood ( aunt) Commissfonei Eric D. Fingerhut Judge Nancy Fucrst John W. Mura lor VS Senate for Ohio Supreme ( ourl hutlce jor County Commissioner Robin Weirauch Judge William O'Ncil Patrick Ng for VS Congress foi Newark l in Mayor Michael Bloomberg, on seven members of the anti-AIDS gioup All UP who recently stood naked in the city chanting "George Bush.drop (he debt and stop AIDS now" (Newsday) OPINION Type loudly at the Union tonight it could be touching a message Tonight and for the nod WO YOU DECIDE interesting, but not the point of on buildings in New York City, 8-10 p.m. in the next three nights, from someone in Durban, South nights, you have a chance to this editorial, so please check out Amsterdam and Bowling Green send an e-mail message and Africa or Tahiti in the Polynesian say what you want about the What do you think about the the logistics in the stoiy on our State University. watch it flash on the screen. Islands or anyone's message Republican National Convention new "Keyworx" technology being front page. That's right. NYC, Amsterdam literally millions of others could from anywhere. In a very unique way offered at the Union? Send an The message in this editorial is and BC.SU. see it just at the moment you do. tonight and for the next two Email to [email protected] to not let this opportunity to use It can also be seen from any Maybe this whole thing doesn't Who knows who else could be nights, no one can change and tell us what you think, or this new technology for your own computer online at www.scrcen- seem like a big deal to you. but speaking with you or against you? saversgroup.org. think about it: How many coun- your words. post feeback on our web site. free speech platform pass you by. It's a truly amazing thought. Tonight and lor the next two l-rom 8-10 p.m. a projection Fortunately. I lillerbrand decid- tries in the world would allow this So today, think about what you ed to get the OK from the group, —with absolutely no editing? nights, those words can be seen I lillerbrand, will project a presen- will be cast onto the Union, made want to say and then say it — to up of text-messages, e-mails and which he is a part of, and give us lust the fact that a new technol- all over the world. tation through a new technology yourself, to the world — for your- instant-messages from people the opportunity to be a part of ogy can connect us all together Wanna know how to make called Keyworx, put together by self and for the world. a group he belongs to called The like and unlike you around this free speech fonim. should excite each of us. your voice heard! It's about freedom, so say what \n natj«rft« professor in the Screensavers Group. the world. Let's make BGSU heard. Stop Thing about it, as your mes- Technology department, Stephan The technological aspects are The projection will be seen by the front of the Union between sage appears in the collaboration you want LETTERS TO Tl IE EDITOR PEOPLE Universities deal ON THE STREET AsAsadev a developingloping journalist,iou plants are currently, "not in com- ON THE STREET with file sharing Keep opinions however,■ shef needs. to learn *. the pliance" with these regulations,SSSS? What «.-.;- do you—..;-. think of difference between reporting relying instead on "manual- the attention Ohio is Theoretically you can still MICHELE on the Opinion and editorializing. shutdown. (Davis-Besse, in download for free, but, as one DECAMP nearby Oak Harbor, Is one.) receiving from the anonymous North Carolina page Meredith Guthrie This means that in the event presidential State University student U-Wire Columnist Graduate Teaching Assistant of a fire, plant employees will discovered last year, the The Ttdoddan Recording Industry Association Nicole Delisio's article about be required to rush around campaigns? (North Carolina Shite U.) inside the plant dodging smoke, of America (RIAA) will have President Mush's visit to Ron something to say about it. Meigs ;B( I News, August 30) was radiation, terrorists, bullets or All this is because Duke Nuclear whatever the situation may be, Students also have to avoid well-written for the most part. wants to continue its commit- decoys on sites like Kazaa that I lowever, I do not believe that in order to perform up to 100 ment to integrating technology deregulation different tasks (possibly in the appear to be versions of Ashlee it belonged on the front page of into the classroom as well as Simpson's single "Pieces of the B( i News. Instead, the article dark) to bring a hot reactor safely hopefully getting students trumps safety Me" but are either shortened should have been printed on the off-line. hooked on a legal download- If the reactor is not brought off- versions of the song or just the Opinion page. The Republican energy policy ing site. line, fire could cause a Loss Of Chorus looping over and DCIMO made no attempt at Jessica Thornton NCSU officials have not includes increased reliance on over again. objectively covering the event, Coolant Accident (iOCA) result- rolled out any pilot programs nuclear power. The Republican Soph more, Rumors have also circled as she should have in her rale ing in a melt-down catastrophe. involving il'ods, and diey arc economic policy includes that some downloads contain as a reporter. I ler anicle merely The Republican answer to this Sports Management not jumping on the free down- increased deregulation of indus- vimses or that some CDs are repeated Bush's talking points, problem of non-compliance is loading bandwagon. 1 lowever try. The two policies combined "It's important for equipped to download a vims including repealing Bush's to amend the NCR regulations by finding some way to stress equal almost certain disaster. Into your computer if you try phrases about Kerry's "alleged so that "manual shutdown" is candidates to win legal downloading they could For instance, take the issue of to upload the songs for promises" to add new govern- allowed. The rogue plants need Ohio so we deserve avoid a scene like the one they fire safety standards. future copies. ment services. She also praised to make no changes. the attention." encountered last year when The Nuclear Regulatory However, some universi- Bush's tax cms. In Bush World, deregulation the RIAA asked university legal Agency's standards on fire safety ties arc trying to combat As a private citizen, Dettsk) is trumps public safety. officials to disclose the name of require plants to use automatic illegal downloading, perhaps entitled to her opinions about a student who had been using shut-down systems in the event responding to the 135 lawsuits Bush and how well he has per- Oeane Gwinn her web space on the NCSU of a significant fire. the RIAA handed out as of formed as president. network to share files. I lowever, several nuclear Soiedad, CA April this year to students, (ac- Obviously NCSU can't afford uity and staff at 35 schools. Now if only NCSU can learn il'ods for its freslimen. It would from its neighbors. be wise for the largest univer- Campus is not full of liberals Wake Forest University is sity in the state to acknowledge Tom Barstow one of 20 schools this year that students are constantly gets equal representation here and that the anti-Bush ads have Senior, Computer Science that will provide dieir students listening to downloaded music GARY dominated the anti-Kerry ads, widi free or reduced-cost NONNEMACHER - if you submit your opinion. "We've earned it." and wouldn't it l)e nice if it The responses to my letters on so Kerry should quit complain- downloading off RealNetwork's was free. this page have been positive, ing My opinion is that our Rhapsody service. NCSU could save them- Instructor courts should apply existing This trend began with Penn so I know there are other con- selves dealings with the servatives on campus. But few laws to specific cases rather State, which offered students recording industry and earn a I attended the rally lor of us have the time required to than re-write laws. My opinion half a million songs to down- George W. Bush at Fort Meigs submit a letter, so we often is that those who are paying the load off the new Napster for few brownie points with cur- last Saturday. At the rally I met go unnoticed. largest share of taxes should free through the university. rent and prospective students a parent of a BGSU student. 1 Some writers attempt to cite receive die largest tax breaks. While students at Wake by following the trend of the mentioned I was on die faculty supporting "facts" but their My opinion is that some lead- Forest, Tulane and the other 18 aforementioned schools. at BGSU and he said, "What are logic is circular. They interpret ing liberals refuse to denounce schools offering the Rhapsody If anything the UNC system you doing here?" 1 le was under data according to their beliefs violent protests because they Chelsea Warne service will have to pay for could do what die University the impression that everyone at the songs if they want to keep and call it "fact." If I get a are running scared. My opinion Senior, of Michigan system decided BGSU is a liberal. handle on what you believe, I is diattrue wisdom comes from them after the school year, they to do, offer services like die While it may seem that our can deduce the "facts." Don't God and Godly living Middle Childhood Ed. will still get several months of Rhapsody system for a dis- campus is decidedly liberal, 1 be afraid to submit a letter The Democratic Party seems "It's good because music listening pleasure with- have news for the conservatives without 'facts'' bent on obliterating all refer- out the RIAA threatening to counted price. That way stu- on campus You are not alone. So, what's my opinion? My ences to God and all standards they've always said empty their meager dents only have to pay $2-3 \\r may not be as vocal as die opinion is that our nation of Godly living from our culture. that Ohio is saving accounts. for a membership, and they other side, but we exist. needs a spiritual revival the likes That's my opinion. Now representative of the Another North Carolina get the lowest prices in the In my experience, everybody of which a mystery to Sen. Kerry respond. U.S." school that has decided to legal downloading industry, 79 promote legal downloading cents per song. is our Gothic neighbor Duke Rather than just sending out University. NEW CATEGORIES FOR THE PURPLE HEART Duke stunned their student warning e-mails or letters to body land pissed off quite a the campus community (hat few upperclassmen) when they illegal downloading is wrong announced that they would the university could send us be distributing 1,650 iPods to the message that diey realize dieir incoming freshmen. The it's a problem and they will try il'ods came stocked with an Stacey Sternad to do what they can to fix it. audio recording device (so It doesn't cost anything to they can tape their professors' Senior, discuss the options with some lectures). The iPods also came Middle Childhood Ed. with access to a special Web of these downloading services. WoUNDeD. "It's good because it site that gave each student ten Not to mention that a poten- B$ewmiesses free downloads on iTunes.com. tial 29,000 more clients might T& WITHSTAND gives us a chance to A RePUBUCAN JoSTiFY H Students can also download convince them that discount- S/AEAR Th-mLK- see both sides." lecture notes on their little ed or even free downloads CAMPAIGN CHICWlSNUAWKS white devices. might be to their advantage. ANGELA GORTER MANAGING EDITOR TIFFANI MCKENZIE CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR NICOLE DELISIO CITY NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy KARA HULL NEWS EDITOR IJU POLICIES MIRANDA BOND FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be fewer E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS as an attach- than 300 words. 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Personal attacks, unverified H-mail: [email protected] BEN SWANGER PHOTO EDITOR rent issue on the University's campus information or anonymous submis- Opinion columns do not necessarily Web site: http://www.bgnews.com KEN EDWARDS WEBMASTER or the Bowling Green area. sions will not be printed reflect the views of The BG News. BG NEWS TENNIS: CARLOS MOYA WINS A TIGHT ONE IN NEW YORK. PAGE 6 BRIEFING Coppes sets records then wins MAC award TUESDAY Women's Soccer forward Kristy Coppes became the August 31, first Falcon to receive the MAC Soccer Player of the Week award 2004 three times. Coppes, aseniorfrom Findlay, sealed the award by scoring six www.bgnews.com/sports of the Falcons' seven goals in a 7-3 win over Duquesne on B0WLIN6 GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Friday, beating both BGSU and MAC scoring records. Coppes also remains the only player to score three or more goals in multiple match- es; Friday's game was the third such event. Bryant case near jury selection BylonSarche statements are expected Sept. 7. attitudes in their body language OUnot THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Salaz had said Friday that offi- and facial expressions, said Prosecutors and defense cials were satisfied with the pool former prosecutor Craig attorneys in Kobe Bryant's sexual of 300.1 lowever, she said Sunday Silverman. assault case get a chance this that the new people—who were Following individual questil >i i - ready in week to see potential jurors summoned for another case that ing, remaining candidates are eye-to-eye for the first time. suddenly was settled — would expected to be brought into a About 100 Eagle Count)' improve chances of seating an courtroom as a group as early as residents will be individually impartial jury. tomorrow for the public portion NCAA questioned as attorneys and the Attorneys spent much of the of jury selection. judge in the case work to seat a weekend scnitinizing answers to In an unusual move for jury. That process was to begin the 82 questions asked of each (xilorado courts, the judge closed yesterday. of the first 300 potential jurors. the Individual questioning to the game Three-hundred people tilled Lawyers met with the judge public. Because of the numbers out questionnaires Friday to Sunday to make up a list of of people involved in the largest give prosecutors and defense those who were to be called back jury call in Eagle County history, ELLIOTT attorneys their initial sense of beginning yesterday for individ- the public will not be allowed SCHREINER the jury pool. An additional 100 ual, closed-door questioning. in the courtroom for the open- court portions of the process. OU Blue Eyes people are expected to join the "The job of the attorneys jury pool this week, state courts and consultants is to come up Instead, reporters and the public 3With the Bowling Green ' spokeswoman Karen Salaz said with what attitudes might lead will observe the proceedings on football team's matchup against Sunday. to a bias against our side," said closed-circuit television. Oklahoma coming closer and Salaz said the addition of the trial consultant Beth Bonora of District ludge Terry Ruckriegle scheduled a hearing early yes- linda McConnell APPhoto closer on the horizon, one new possible jurors, who also Bonora D'Andrea. While lawyers ask questions, terday to discuss a request by WALKING AWAY: Kobe Bryant's defense attorneys Terry O'Connor, left, cant help but ponder what the will have to fill out the ques- tionnaires, should not make other attorneys and consultants Pamela Mackey, center, and Hal Haddon leave the Justice Center in outcome of the game will be. Eagle. Co'o. Lawyers tor the case are in the jury selection stage Oklahoma could come out jury selection take longer than will be watching the potential KOBE. PAGE 6 jurors carefully for clues to their fired up after a disappointing previously expected. Opening end to last season and ride into battle with all cylinders firing and their Heisman quarterback having a career day, proving to all doubters their dominance and Federer covering their hefty spread. Bowling Green could make Long road ahead for Athens some plays early, get a lead playing By Brian Murphy and compete with the Sooners THE ASSOCIATED PRESS before dropping to the national powerhouse much like Virginia The athletes have packed up. tough Tech did this past weekend Olympic banners are coming down. It's even possible that scenario The challenge is just By Hal Bock number two plays out with some beginning. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cole Magner magic happening It's a realization that's just s Australian Open and to give the Falcons' faithful a just tarting to hit the Olympic hosts: Wimbledon champion linger reason to party. The venues and facilities they Federer began bis quest for But then there's scenario smiggled 80 hard to build could a third Grand Slain title this number four, the NCAA Football create even greater problems after season, defeating former 2005 scenario that plays out the games. Trench Open champion much differently and much more The chief fear — Albert Costa, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 in favorably for BG, just the way it especially after Athens' budget- the lirst round of the U.S. Open did on my Playstation early this busting Olympics — is expensive yesterday morning. idleness. World-class sports Playing on an oppres- The game's commentators centers ring up serious mainte- sively humid afternoon at the agreed with the nation's top nance bills. Finding relevant and Nationallennisi euici.l-'edeier prognosticators in the guess that tame into the Open on a revenue-producing roles for the Oklahoma was too powerful. mission. He has never arenas Ls the long-term quest of "Expect a career day from their progressed lieyond the round any fonner Olympic city. of 16 in four previous appear- quarterback" said Kirk Herbstreit, In Athens, however, there's an referring to Heisman trophy ances at the season's final added complication. Olympic Grand Slam winner lason White. planners dedicated so much Ben Curtis APPhoto Lee Corso added in that this A GOOD CELEBRATION?: Beijing Mayor Wang Qishan waves the Olympic flag after receiving it from But now he is seeded No, effort to overcome delays, there 1. the prc-tournament favor- would be an easy mnning day for Athens Mayor Dora Bakoyiannis. left, during the closing ceremony Sunday night. Mayor Bakoyiannis and was no time to think about the ite, and he played an efficient the Sooners. future. There's now more than $3 the city of Athens will have its hands full with the task of tearing down what they worked to build. They knew little about the first-round match against billion in new or refurbished ven- (xista. who is more at home on carnage that was to come. ues begging for attention. Oklahoma won the coin toss government predicted it will was on for ways to lighten the probably be link' local outEryThe clay than on the hard courts of "There are ideas. Some plans Balds were used lor sports with few and took the ball to start the game take $100 million a year for the post-games' costs. the Open, are being snidied. But there upkeep of the more than one Ideas — some possibly followers in Greece, includ- I ederer took 2 hours, 4 and exchanged possessions with ing softball. baseball and Bald is no definite solution," said dozen Olympic sites, includ- floated by the government—filled minutes to beat Costa, the Falcons. Christos Hadjiemmanuel, hockey The Sooners didn't score until ing die main stadium complex. the Creek media Among them: The only clear plans so lai who hail split four previous head of Olympic Properties, Add this to an overall price tag closing die venue for badmin- their kicker Tre DiCario split the a state company created as a involve converting the Olympic matches with the top seed uprights on a 32-yard field goal, temporary caretaker for the expected to reach $12 billion — ton and the modem pentathlon; Village into apartments for "1 lost the last inn times I giving the home team a 3-0 lead. venues anid other sites. nearly all of it from public funds. seeking private buyers for some low-income Greek workers: play ed him. once on clay, once sites;anddigginguppartofasports On the sidelines, BG players Time Ls truly money in the Greek taxpayers are already turning the media and broadcast on haul," Federer said. "He were in a rage post-Olympic landscape. expecting to be hit hard by the complex on attractive seaside centers into conference halls; and knows how to beat me." A University of Ihessaly study state. Even before Sunday's property that was formerly commissioned by the Greek closing ceremony, the hunt the city's airport. There would PS2, PAGE 6 CLEANUP. PAGE 6 TENNIS, PAGE 6 4 US. wins medal count, but many missed oppurtunities By lame Anxi look at Phelps. onto the judges' table — and into nently the men's basketball team THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He won eight medals, some- 12th place — to winning the all- that had been unbeaten at die By all accounts, the United States thing no American and only around gold with two near-per- Olympics since adding NBA play- had a great Olympics. one other Olympian had done. fect performances. ers in 1992. The squad formerly Americans won 103 medals, The letdown was that two were He was hardly able to savor known as the Dream Team got more than in Sydney or Atlanta. bronze. Had they been gold, he the comeback, though, because bronze. Michael Phelps put on a show would'vc met his dream of break- of a scoring squabble that has U.S. divers would have loved for the ages, capped by a won- ing the record of seven golds won outlasted the Olympic flame. one of those. They were shut out derful lesson in sportsmanship by Mark Spitz in 1972 — and col- The cauldron was extinguished for the first time in 92 years. Paul Hamm offered a tremendous lected a $1 million bonus from a Sunday night, but the Court of American boxers had their reminder about never giving up. sponsor. Arbitration for Sport headed worst Olympics in 56 years, win- The amazing thing is, it could "I can't say enough about what back to Lausanne, Switzerland, ning just two medals. At least one have been better. an honor it was to even have the without having ruled on South was gold, though, the first by the Americans won just 35 gold opportunity to attempt that," Korea's request to have die top squad since 1996. medals, the fewest since Montreal, Phelps said Sunday. three reshuffled with its gymnast In track, medal sweeps in the 28 years ago. Phelps fell short of Phelps could have closed his on top. men's 200 and 400 meters were the goal he set and $1 million games by swimming the butterfly The list of U.S. champions great. Silver in the men's 400 relay bonus he craved. And Hamm is leg of the 400-meter relay. Instead, includes the expected, like Phelps and a disqualification in the wom- still defending the legitimacy of he gave his snot to teammate and and the softball and women's bas- en's race weren't. 'Ihe men had his triumph. top rival Ian Crocker, not because ketball squads; the hoped-for, like won seven of the last nine times So while Athens will go down as he was tired but so they could Hamm and fellow gymnast Carry they entered. The women had one of the best Summer Games both get a medal. They did. Gold. Patterson; and pleasant surprises, won four of the last five. for the red. white and blue, don't Schoolteachers and coaches like Mariel Zagunis winning the The male track team ended up put it at the top of the bst can get a lot of mileage out of that first American gold in fencing with its most medals since 1992. BUT Curtis APPhoto These great Olympics could one. They aLso can tell kids about since 1904. The women had their fewest since A REAL CELEBRATION: Americans Justin Gatlm. left. Bernard Wilhams, have been superb. But something Hamm, who went from a vault More notable are the names center, and Shawn Crawford, nght. celebrate after sweeping in the 200- always got in the way. landing that sent him tumbling that are missing — most* promi- U.S. MEDALS, PAGE 6 meter finals. They were a few of the many medal-winning Americans. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COMySPORTS SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM 6 Tuesday, August 31.2004 Americans fail at achieving Arenas must find usage after games glory in many favored events Greece, probably will benefit from CLEANUP, FROM PAGE 5 Robert Baade. a professor at lake this year. Forest College outside Chicago Montreal, host of the 1976 die new marina facilities U.S. MEDALS, FROM PAGE 5 got away, like shot putter Adam modifying media housing for a who studies sports' mega-events. Summer Games, was stuck with It's the smaller sites that are Nelson tying for first but getting range (i! uses such as l-ducation a public debt worth billions in the biggest worries. Greece, with '76, hindered by having left sev- silver on the tiebreaker because I here are plenty of examples." eral of their best sprinters home Ministry offices, a shopping mall The highly praised Sydney today's dollars. about 11 million people, might he fouled on all of his other and a police training academy. The ultimate shakeout for many not have die sports base to in the wake of a steroid scandal. throws. Games left some pricey baggage. There also was turnover There's already talk of mount- 'lire privately run SuperDome citiescouldresembleMexicoCir/s. SUSUbl venues for shooting or And how about tire 50-meter, ing Greek hiils lor the European The sombrero-shaped Olympic Indoor cycle racing; within the team. Justin Gatlin. three-position rifle event? Matt went into receivership this year. Allyson Felix and iauryn soccer championships or other The $420,000 mountain bike track stadium from 36 years ago is still Greece's deputj finance min- Emmons took a commanding high pionfe sports competitions. in good shape as a venue for pro ister. Petros Doukas, said (he Williams were among a new lead into his final blast, then shot was closed because of a lack of wave of Olympians who spar- "i )ui city has been changed for riders. The equestrian center soccer. It contrasts sharply With government is seeking to shift a the wrong target. The goof sunk the better In the games," Athens the facilities that could not find "big chunk" of Olympic venue kled, while established stars him to eighth and moved fel- needs more than $900,000 a year like Gail Devers, Allen Johnson Mayor Dora Bakoyianni said. "We in subsidies to stay afloat. their footing after the games. The management into private hands. low American Michael And up must now decide how to keep the In July, Australian officials indoor Olympic pool has the feel lire reason is as obvious as reel and Stacy Dragila failed to even lo silver. Anti would've gotten make any finals. Marion lones momentum." forecast it could take a decade of an abandoned factory. Graffiti ink. gold if he hadn't been penalized Athens has new rail links, to break even from the cost of covers the modernist sculptures "There just isn't much went from five medals in Sydney for firing too many shots in an highways and revamped public staging the 2000 Olympics. created for the games, pu 111 Ic money left after the games," to a goose-egg in Greece. earlier round. spaces that planners hope rid Taxpayers, meanwhile, are paying "This whole idea of a bright, he said. Andy Roddick, Martina As with any Olympics, this the city of its shabby and chaotic about $32 million a year to prop shiny Olympic legacy is a Some Greeks have opposed Navratilova and Venus Williams was the last hurrah for many reputation. Police have been up the underused venues. terrible sham," said Anita Beaty, an widespread selloffs of the ven- left Athens with memories, not champions. trained to provide security on a Atlanta immediately converted activist who fought Atlanta ues, saying they should remain a medals. Tile most successful Swimmer lenny Thompson, major scale, which officials believ e the 85,000-seat Olympic stadi- officials over plans to restrict public resource. But others American tennis player here who won two silvers to bump could help attract conventions um into the home field for the movement of the homeless and acknowledge the debt-smothered ended up being Manly Fish, her American-best career medal and other s|x>rts festivals. Braves. Smaller venues had a less others. "There are dark sides." government can't handle it alone. whose silver tops anything he's total to 12, isn't likely to be back I his is what the International fortunate afterlife. The shooting That is what Athens is living "Privatizing the venue- or done at a Grand Slam event for a fifth games. Olympic Committee calls venue was closed. So was the desperately to avoid after silenc- Charging a price for their use is Union Gardner, the best story Dawn Staley is calling it quits "die legacy." bead) volleyball arena, which is ing critics and pulling off well-run preferable to theii being given in Sydney, wasn't able to defend after leading the women's bas- It's the catchaU phrase for now used for wedding receptions games. free-access sMUS \ei left to nist," his wrestling gold medal. He ketball team to three straight projects, transportation improve- and may be part of a future senior The soccer stadiums, includ- an editorial in the kathimerini wasn't too upset, though. The golds. And the five stalwarts on ments and the general facelift center. ing the 75,000-seat Olympic newspaper said bronze he won was just as pre- the women's soccer team — Mia for Olympic cities, But there's a The 2002 winter host, Salt Lake centerpiece, will be used by Greek After a mcclinglasi week on the cious because of what he'd been llamm, Julie Foudy, Brandi caveat: The IOC has increasingly City, fared better than most: a $76 soccer clubs, although only a few future of the Olympic sites, the through since 2000: a near-fatal Chastain, Joy Fawcett and warned hosts of making costly million endowment left behind thousand fans generally rum out go\ eminent siHikcsn i.tn summed snowmobile wreck that cost him Kristine IJlry — are also going venues that have little draw alter by the organizing committee for for many matches. up the state of the blueprint. a toe, a motorcycle crash and out in golden style. the games. a winter sports complex. A $1.6 Basketball teams will take up "We're open to all ideas." a dislocated wrist playing bas- It's not about the medal," [hew ate the white elephants million operating deficit, however, residence in some of the halls. Theodoras Roussopoulos said ketlmll. llamm said, "it's about the that the l(x: talks about," said forced cutbacks and layoffs earlier Sailing, a popular pastime in 'Its an open book." Then there are the ones that dream." Falcons ready to roll right over Moya gets a scare from youngster Sooners according to the PS2 overtakelustiiieHenin-llardenne in a match that lasted 2 hours, 5 i TENNIS, FROM PAGE 5 Mauresmo, who has never won a PS2, FROM PAGE 5 lacobs to Hawkins express rode Grand Slam. for No. 1 in the rankings based on minutes. Alicia Molik, seeded No. 17, ousted Stepbatiiue Cohen again for gains of 44 and 36 yards, Not yesterday. Blasting serves "I don't feel the pressure restilis at tire Open. The others Angriest of all was lames the second of which put the as high as 129 mph. Federer of being No. 2 or No. 3 seed or are lindsay Davenport, perhaps Aloro (>-(). 6-2. Hawkins, who would haw a Yesterdays othet featured day Falcons on top 21-6. delivered 11 aces to one for Costa whatever," she said. "My goal the hottest player in the field with career day thanks in part to some At this point, die crowd started and won easily. is still the same coming here as four straight hard-court tourna- matches included eighth-seeded sun' hands and constant double Jennifer Capriati against Denisa to calm down and it looked like Earlier, third-seeded Carios it was going to Wimbledon or ment victories, and Anastasia teams of fellow wide outs Cole the Falcons were going to put away Moya got an early scare from the other Grand Slams. I want Myskina, the French Open (Madkova, Magnet and (Iharlcs Sharon. champion. Athens silver medalist Manly the mighty Sooners for good. It wild-card entry Brian Baker, to go to the end and try to get It would be on this next drive was at that point that the Sooners dropping the first set before that trophy. In other early matches, former Fish, seeded Mo, 26, was sched- dial Hawkins would score his first Wimbledon champion Gonchita uled to face David Ferrer, and made a controversial interception recovering to defeat die 19-vear- "My serve was pretty good of three touchdowns, the first of in die red /rare, BG coach Gregg old 6-7 (6), 6-4,6-4,6-2. today. I felt very comfortable on Martinez lost to No. 31 seed veteran Todd Martin was to face which was a 69 yarder from the Maria Vento-Kabchi 0-6, 6-2, 6- No. 31 FabriceSantoro Brandon was irate and BG team Equipped with the highest that side of the game. The rest, sure arm of Omar lacobs to end captain lovon Burkes' game came Grand Shun ranking of his career, I think I made too many errors 3: Ai Sugiyama, seeded No. 12, The evening program, faced the first quarter. took advantage of 38 unforced with a forecast of heavy rain, alive. Moya came into the Open off a and let her come back into that What cyber ESPN Sportscenter Burkes took it upon himself to strong season. He reached the first set where I shouldn't have. errors and defeated Teryn Ashley had some of the tournaments heariliners with former champi- commentators would call the pick up the pace and pick up the quarterfinals at Cincinnati and "You know, it's the first rounds, 7-5, 6-2; Gisela Dulko defeated lames I lawkins Show" contin- ons Serena Williams and Andre pace he did. at the Olympics, losing to the never easy. I guess 1 have a few Tamarine Tanasugarn 7-6 (3), 6- ued in the second quarter when 3; and Julia Vakulenko defeated Agassi on tire program.' I to recorded six sacks in the eventual champion both times. things to adjust in my game. But lacobs again found the wide out, overall, you know, a good start of two-time NCAA champion Williams, seeded No. 3, fourth quarter to put away the So Baker, making just his second this time ten a 34-yard touchdown, Sooners 28-6. Burkes' sacks appearance in this event, seemed the tournament." Amber Uu 3-6,6-3,6-1. was scheduled to face Sandra Cyril Saulnier outlasted Greg Klcinova. and Agassi, the No, 6 which gave the Falcons a 14-3 lead elevated the BG defense into the to be an easy first-round draw. Mauresmo is one of three going into the second half, a half players in the field who could Rusedski 6-4,3-6,6-1,3-6.7-6 (7) seed was to play Hobby (iinepri. record books as they sacked Mr. But the teen-ager got an early B( is defense would dominate Ileisman 17 tinies on the day. lead in the opening set and dien it was on Oklahoma's first drive I'm guessing this is not what the won the tiebicak. even after of tile second half that Daniel commentators had in mind losing a lead. Sayfes swept In for a game break- When they said he would have a Alter diat, however, Moya ing sack, prompting I leriistreit to established control. He ripped career day. note that "the coach might want Ihe man with the career day 24 aces and 66 winners in the to get him out ol there before he was 1 lawkins. who finished with a match that stretched 3 hours, 7 gets hurt" school-record 306 yards receiving minutes. After all, it was the team's eighth Second-seeded Amelie Also breaking records were Sayies Mauresmo defeated American sack of the afternoon and VVIiitc 19 sacksl and Burkes (6 sacks]. was clearly in trouble. Marissa Irvin 6-4, 6-2 in the In the end, we all learn one opening match of the tourna- Ihe Sooners' trouble contin- lesson in video game land, don't ment. ued on consecutive plays, as the mess with the Falcons' defense. Mauresmo, tire silver medalist at the Athens Olympics, waited out a 20-minute rain delay at the stan and then wore down Irvin methodically. She hit 18 winners Eagle County residents to be and had seven aces, six in the second set fully questioned in jury search A semifinalist or bener in eight KOBE, FROM PAGE 5 fine up to $750,000. of 12 tour events this year, includ- Prosecutors likely will look for ing Wimbledon, Mauresmo over- news organizations, including people who view the case as a came four double faults and clear-cut question of whether won 77 percent of her first-serve ihe Associated Press, to open ihe individual questioning to the the alleged victim consented to points. She convened all four of sex with Bryant, said jury consul- her break-point opportunities public. Bryant, 26, has pleaded not tant Richard Gabriel of Decision and finished the match in 1 hour, Analysis. He said defense attor- 13 minutes. guilty to felony sexual assault, sa> ing he had consensual sex with neys probably want jurors who The high seed does not disturb can appreciate nuances of behav- Michael Kim AP Photo the then-19-year-old employee of the Vail-area resort where he ior and personal interactions. TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT: Carlos Moya, of Spain, reaches to make a return against Brian Baker, oi the stayed last summer. If convicted, "You're really trying to analyze NEED United States, at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York yesterday. Moya defeated Baker 6-7 (6). 6- *the Iiis Angeles lakers star faces how a juror is going to put die 4,6-4,6-2 to advance to the next round. four years to life in prison or 20 evidence together to arrive at a years to life on probation, and a conclusion," Gabriel said WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tuesday. August 31,2004 7 ine uany urub^wui HANGING yiMES brought I 'i H i.' 1« 1 Bryn College Did You Know? 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Prepare S 3 HHS 0 .'. ■- 0 1 v 42 Jackie's second hubby | 419-354-1305 presentations. 3 n s s| 1 i V i i 0 i ' 43 Buddhism branch 1 Wages: Flexible Hours: Flexi- s a u 0|M s c - 1 -V 8 a U o M 44 Smith/Kline movie V Classified Ads Babysitting in BG 3:15-6 pm M-F & ble Contact Kevin 419-861-9838. 1 N V H 3 V H 3 H 0 .-1 A i H 1 1 PI '. a 0 1 0 .'. odd days/nights. S5.50/hr. Car 1 - 372-6977 need- The B(i S*»v *ill M inov mgl> KCefl *!«*• ed! Call Nina at 419-353-4465 tucmrntt Hut Ji Gymnastics coach needed 95 Jeep Wrangler Rio Grande New Perrysburg Gymnastics brakes, new soft top. 88 k mi. Ask- Call 419-874-9383 ing $6,500 Call 419-494-4988 For Rent Get Paid For Your Opinions! New and used ice hockey goalie Services Offered Earn $15 - $125 & more per survey! equipment Full set $350 New hel- www.moneytorsurveys.com met andnew chest protector. Used legs and gloves, good cond. Call 419-308-1967 ask lor Jeff 2 bdrm. furn. apt. NO smoking. NO Brand Name Warehouse, a liquida- pets! Close to campus. Inclu util. •Tired ol missing deadlines because tor ol the hottest brands in the coun- Call 353-5074. you have other assignments? try, is looking lor SetupAeardown. Need more dorm space? Your Problems Are Solved cashiers and Moor recovery assis- Slurdy wooden loft for sale QuIkType ServlcM will type tants tor our clearance sale running $75 OBO. Call 440-567-7788 3 bdrm A/C and laundry Lease lor ■ resumes, reports, term papers & Sepl 5 thru 9 at the Bowen-Thomp- 12 mo's . pay lor 11. $750 + util. Call 419-353-8206 business plans son Student Union Competitive Twin bed $100. Qulk Type otters last, accurate ser- wages Please email us at: Coffee table and end table $150. vice with reasonable rates that vary. !nn< liChranrtnamawarahouse.org Dining room set $75. Desk $20. "Rooms available lor $250/mo. '■ Call 419-9170338 to set up an AttnBGSU Please include name, Must sell1 OBO. Call 570-362-3257 Includes all utilities appl contact inlormation. and previous Call 419-3530325. .. [email protected] experience Two men's bicycles. Diamond Back 21 speed & Trek 21 speed S150 Available Immediately 3 bdrm. apt. Close to university. LileFormations. a local animatronic each, OBO. Call 419-669-3248. & ligure studio is looking lor lull & Call 419-686-1651 Personals part time employees lor entry level positions working with mold making, Effic. and Ig. 1 bdrm. apt. $250/3400 resin casting, & art linishing plus util. ♦ dep. AC, W, yard. NS Contact Vai®| ilfllormation5.com For Rent only. 419-352-4366 leave message Get your cigars il interested in an interview. at Fidel's Cigar Store Lg. 2 br. lurn. townhouse, vaulted ci- Behind Dairy Mart Nazareth Hall is looking to expand elings, spiral staircase, garage, our wail stall. We are looking lor 2 or 3 bdrm. turn apt. Close to cam- dwash. Call 352-1104. hard workers who are 19 or older & ' pus. Available immediately. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: Call 419-352-5239 CO-REC 3-PITCH SOFTBALL avail, to work most weekends. We Perrysburg duplex apt. ideal lor fac- TOURNAMENT-SEPT. 1 offer great pay. flexibility. & a posi- ulty/grad. student on spacious na- tive working environment. Apply in 5 room house lor rent ture preserve tor serious study. C/A. person or call 419-832-2900 21211 INTRAMURAL ENTRIES 0UE: Available Aug. 25 high efficiency gas. $495/595, non-. West River Rd Grand Rapids, OH 352-5822 MEN'S & WOMEN'S DOUBLES smoking, no pets. 801-694-1661. GOLF AND TENNIS SEPT. 2 Need babysitter lor 11 yr. old from 3 724 S COLLEGE 2 bdrm. apt. 1011 Boone Ct Off INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS AND to 7 pm. Mon. thru Fit in our homo Supervise homework, must have 2 BR unlum apts. Range, refrig. Village Dr. behind BG high school SCOREKEEPERS NEEDED FOR dishwasher Tenants pay electric $600/mo. landlord pays partial util. SOFTBALL APPLY 130 PERRY car, will pay $8/hr. Call 419-352- 8901 (homel 419-372-2536 (office) Starts at $425 mo. plus deposit. 1 car attached garage. Call Kirk FIELD HOUSE AND PICK UP AND NO PETS! CALL Lehey at 419-352-1584 COMPLETE TAKE HOME TEST BY or 419-308-1402 (cell) ask tor Jeff or Ellen Paul. John Newkove Real Estate. Inc. NOON ON AUG. 31. MUST AT- (419)354-2260 TEND CLINIC ON AUG 31 8 SEPT. 1 Transportation needed from Fox Run Rd. in Findlay to and from B.G. SubhMser needed spring semester. Mon.. Wed., Thurs.. and Fri.'s. Mon. 117N Main St $300/mo. INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE: 8-6pm, Wed. and Fri.'s 8-3pm and CO-REC 4-PLAYER VOLLEYBALL- Call Donny at 937-369-8067 Thurs. 3-6pm. $15 daily. Contact AUG. 31 Michelle 419-420-9065 or email at Shamrock Village mlp.abba @ earthlink.net Semester Unlimited Tanning $65 One block from campus x Natural gas Fireplace Wait staff, kitchen help, busers, 709 5th Street » Booths & Beds «f 419-861-6134 Campus Tanning 352-7889 host/hostesses. Full or part-time, Beautiful H Central Air flexible hrs , excellent pay. Apply APARTMENTS wilhin Gourmet ol China 126 n K Den/Office in some units 1 Bedroom, Ranch Style Learn a skill lor lile Take PEG 157 Chesterfield Ln.. Maumee. Across www.woridorstudents.com Western Horsemanship. Check us from Mei|er 419-893-9465 Condominiums N 1 or 2 bathrooms out at Sandenonslabtas.com For Rent * Jacuzzi Tub in some units Excellent Location for x Convienenl Parking BGSU Faculty/Staff X Washer & Dryer Hook-up 1 2 3 Bedroom ApartmenIs s650-700/month x Kitchen includes dishwasher, From Only plus utilities disposal, fridge, & stove x No Lawn Care $465! OM y«« !•«• HWWM On selected floor plans For more information, please call (4'9)354-0070 or (419)352-1520 • Ground floor ranch style apartment with private entrance GREENBRIAR, INC • Patio • Spacious kitchen 419-352-0717 • Laundry facilities • Pets welcome GREAT SELECTION OF: • Convenient on-site parking VASSIIY SQUAHI ftMRTMNT* 1,2,3,and 4 Bedroom N Apartments & Houses nr t Available for Fall 2004 FREE HEAT GRADUATE STUDENT APARTMENTS (1 bedroom & efficiencies) 445 E. Wmisin Bowling CIreen. OH 43402 419-353-7715 tsi w w w.greenbriarrentals.com WWW.BGNEWS.COM 8 Tuesday. August 31.2004 The Office of Residence Life, Greek Affairs & The BQSU Greek Community Proudly Con; e 372 fra ' & sorority membe chieve Dean's List, Spring 2004 ft iirtiniTifiBii'Uf^i'iim 9 va ft students represent 22% of the Greek Community |ohn Schenz Kane Morton Delia ( hi Amy I add lelfre) Brandyberry sata I ayne / raiernit) (15% of chapter) Audrev Meyer Anthony Calabrese Taylor Ward Kristen Blakeman** Krista Massie Andrew Brzezinski Ki II) Myers Andrew Crockett Kristin Cantrell Kell) Moran |ason Buckle) shannon Paces Mallhew Eaglen (23% of chapter) Enn Clayton Monk a Mosko nun DeStephen Rebecca Roberts Joseph Koval Andrew Black** I indsa) ( obb Gina Palmieri Richard lennings Elisa soil Daniel Black Amy Dihrkop Marguerite Pence Michael Recchiuti Laura Sutton Phi /', I isa i rzykowski i of chapter) M.iilin i. oughlin Angela Falk Sarah Petersen Anthony Zinni Nicholas Kolderman Ashley Harper i mi Plai ■ i Sarah Schal Thomas Dybo Allison Skinner lames Maine Sarah I looper Emily Reeves Dill. Pdward Quinn Kathleen Kelty Kristen Ross (279 ol chapter) /'In Gamma Di Christine Anghel Jason Sandhage Amber Krill laquelyn Schlegel : tulations to the following chapters for a achieving a < hapter GPA o) 2.91 (the All-Undergraduate GPA) or above: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., Alpha Phi sorority, Zeta Beta Phi Sorority, Inc., Delta Zeta sorority, Alpha Chi Omega sorority, Delta Gamma sorority, Pi Beta Phi sorority, Phi Mu sorority, Chi Omega sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, Sigma Kappa sorority, Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc., Alpha Xi Delta sorority, and Gamma Phi Beta sorority! Greek Residence Life Greek Affairs Mission Building the premiere Fraternity and Sorority Community in North America utilizing continuous improvement thai provides the following: 1. A quality undergraduate residential experience for the housed fraternities &r sororities 2. A complete quality undergraduate fraternity and sorority experience thai builds community among all Greeks and Office of Residencesu Life thai emphasizes our founding principles of: Scholarship Service Leadership Brotherhood/Sisterhood - " -e\ ' ' ■ . * ....-..,.- — -. - - ......