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ANDREA flHl FORUM: Students and faculty gather Tuesday to watt h the open forum about the pros and cons of a faculty union The Faculty Senate hosted the forum

Senior Reporter Open forum

One particular bev- erage has taken the col- lege party scene by storm. addresses faculty Its name is Four I/)ko. Four Loko is one of several energy-alcohol drinks on the market. The beverage is made union concerns with gaurana, taurine and caf- feine. It has a 12 percent alcohol ByAsiaRapai Cartwright and ken Borland senior volume, which is comparable to Reporter vice president lor Academic Vflairs almost three times the amount of a and provost regular beer. Representatives from the Representing the faculty were Joe Kostelnik, owner of Campus Administration, Faculty Association I land lackson. Faculty Association Quarters in Bowling Green, said he sells and Advocates for Academic president and associate profes- about 35 cases of Four Ixiko a week. Independence discussed the merits sor of Political Science, and Sheri "It is the most popular alcoholic item pur- and drawbacks of a faculty union at Wells-Iensen, associate professor chased as a single beverage,'' he said. an open fontm Tuesday. oi I nglish. Senior Steven Topper has had the drink The Faculty Senate hosted the Also for the faculty were guests several times. event. Each group gave Bve min- < beryl < asper. professor emeritus ol "It is a very popular drink among University stu- ute opening statements and clos- Economics at Kent State University. ing statements as well as answering and Ann Welsh, professor of See DRINK I Page 5 three previously prepared questions Management at the University "1 and questions from the audience. Representing the Administration FORUM • 5 were University President Carol Visual Communication Technology program goes green

By Savannah Hay in the VCT program. Reporter "Its here, it's just not up Donations and grants have also University Dining been awarded to the program for and running because they Beginning in summer 2009, Visual their green involvement. Communications Technology pro- "Ilnternational Corrugated haven't given us space." gram started developing ways to go Packaging Foundationl is the foun- Services hosts produce Donna Trautman I Associate Professor green with technology. dation we received the grant from," One way they've been doing this said VCT instructor Laney Fugett. was by participating in research with They have an application process grant for the CAD table, according to SETGO, a summer research program through their board of directors that the OF board of directors minutes. market in Union ova at the University dealing with sus- they encourage different universities ICPF informed the University By Emily Tucker tainability on the web. The study con- to participate in. of receiving the grant in lanuary. Reporter "We definitely want to centrated on measuring the amount "Out of 30 different programs that Fugett said. of energy used displaying a website had applied for it we were granted "It's here, it's just not up and run- do this again and for on a computer monitor. this equipment." Trautman said. ning because they haven't given us Tuesday was the first Local "The way you design a web page In addition to the University, space," Trautman said. Produce Market in the Union more than one day." can save the University $9,000 Illinois State University and Lewis- oval, where students bought : or so a year," said Donna Kae Clark State College were among the See VCT| PageS fresh vegetables and tasty food Trautman an associate professor top three voted schools to receive the from chel demonstrations. Sara Meyer, the marketing contacted students groups in hopes and communications manager that they would attend for Dining Services, said Dining "U'e wanted to partner with stu- WORLD PEACE DAY Services began planning the event dent groups because students are near the end of the summer. Sirna the most important customers,' & Sons Produce, the supplier of Meyer said. campus fond, provided the food Pat llannan. executive chef C for the event. of Dining Services, said Dining The event was open to the cam- Services wanted to provide fresh pus and the community Students food and cooking demonsii.i had the chance to pay for food with tions for students. Every hour cash, Mil or credit cards. Food was different University chefs hosted sold at wholesale prices a demonstration. "The student turnout was great, "We wanted to bring in chefs to possibly because they could use create excitement and awareness,* their meal plan,'' Meyer said. "We llannan said. definitely want to do this again and Human and Marissa Riffle, exec- for more than one day." utive sous chef, provided the first The market provided in-season demonstration, where they showed produce, including gourds, peppers fire roasting methods and tech- and pumpkins. Apples were the only niques. Hannan said they cooked fruit available. salmon and made corn salsa, toma- Student organizations, such as to vinaigrette and other seasonings. Dance Marathon, Student Nutrition Anyone who stopped by was able to TYLER STABILE THE BG NEWS Association and Student Ceramic COME TOGETHER: Members of the Arts Village and other students gathered along the way. created a human peace sign Tuesday evening in observance Organization were present at the MARKET (S of Wodd Peace Day The holiday is celebrated anually on September 21st market. Meyer said Dining Services

CAMPUS FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Students buy fresh food Women reporters denied respect Men's soccer comes home How do you feel about the unpredictable weather in Bowling Green? Dining Services held the Local Farmers Columnist Kate Noftsinger believes the treatment TSe men's soccer team will open a three- ^p«w ER:C DICKINSON Market outside the Union Tuesday, sports reporter Ines Sainz received after claiming game home stand against Wright State •■ Wmk | Senior. Geology allowing students to purchase fresh New York Jets players were harassing her was unfair Wednesday, after splitting a pair of away B> PI "It's nice to know it can change at food. See photos |P*jt>J and showed a double standard for women | Paat 4 games over the weekend | Page 6 Bbl a"y moment" | Pag* 4 k VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Wednesday. September 22.2010 NATION WWWBGNEWS.COM

NATION BRIEFS WIRC Georgia execution FBI informant Ohio exotic Ex-city manager Jackson Jr. denies Largest union in delayed after grilled at NY temple dancer indicted among 8 arrested report about Calif, endorses pot suicide attempt bomb plot trial in dragging death in Calif scandal Blagojevich funds legalization ATLANTA- The Georgia NEW YORK (AP)-A paid FBI HAMILTON Ohio (AP) LOS ANGELES-The mayor CHICAGO (AP) - Congressman SAN FRANCISCO-A ballot Supreme Court is delaying the informant has testified about coax- - An Ohio exotic dancer has been and ex-city manager of the Los Jesse Jackson Jr denies a report measure that would legalize execution of a condemned man ing a bomb plot suspect into trying indicted on murder charges in the Angeles suburb of Bell were that he told a businessman to offer marijuana in Calilotnia won the who attempted suicide hours to attack New York synagogues. death o( a man authorities said was among eight current and former Rod Blagojevich millions of dollars support Tuesday of the largest in exchange for being appointed union in the state. before he was to be put to death Shahad Hussam told a dragged under her car for more city officials arrested Tuesday in a to the US Senate seat vacated by by injection Manhattan jury during cross-exami- than a mile. corruption scandal that authorities The 700.000-member said cost the city more than $5 President Barack Obama The court's order Tuesday nation Tuesday he bought meals Police said 55-year-old Kristina Service Employees International million in excessive salaries and postponed the execution of and paid rent for James Cromitie. Hensley. of Higginsport. told The Chicago Sun-Times Union California has 15 locals illegal personal loans. reported Tuesday that businessman representing workers in health Brandon Joseph Rhode until Hussam also testified he falsely officers that she was hired lor a The district attorney's office Raghuveer Nayak told the FBI care, building services and state Thursday to give the 51-year-old promised to make Cromitie "the private show last month in 31-year- Jackson instructed him to raise and local government. a chance to file a new mental happiest man on planet Earth' if he old Jae Cho's home in Monroe, said several former and current City Council members were taken $6 million in campaign funds for ll r.cy challenge. completed his mission. The infor- near Cincinnati. They said she The possibility of members the then-governor. In a Tuesday Defense attorneys say mant was posing as a representative reported that Cho kept touching into custody along with ex-city operating phone banks, walking manager Robert Rizro and Mayor statement. Jackson denied Nayak's ..ilatethe of a Pakistani terrorist organization her inappropriately and that she precincts and raising money makes tried to leave. She said she jumped Oscar Hernandez allegation. He has long denied the union a political powerhouse in Constitution's ban on cruel and Cromitie and three other men in front of her car when she tried to knowing anything about the the state and a strong ally for the unusual punishment. are accused of plotting to blow up "This, needless to say. is drive away. corruption on steroids." District alleged offer. Proposition 19 campaign. Rhode was scheduled to die synagogues in the Bronx and shoot Butler County Prosecutor Robin Attorney Steve Cooley said at a The paper also reports Nayak lor the killings of a 37-year-old down military planes in Newburgh. However, the endorsement news conference, standing next to a told the FBI he paid airfare for a man and two of his children a 90-minute drive north. They were Piper said Tuesday that Hensley letter from SEIU California was indicted on two counts ol display of pictures of the suspects. woman he described as a "social president Bill Lloyd left unclear ■ arrested last year murder and one count each of acquaintance' of Jackson Jackson how much time and money the Suicide attempts hav-- They ve pleaded not guilty The district attorney, state aggravated robbery and failure to attorney general and others have said the issue is a private matter union would provide. it they are rare to charges ol conspiracy to use stop after an accident between him and his wife. Chicago weapons of mass destruction and been investigating officials in the - Juliana Barbassa (AP) • ne Lawrence Reynolds Alderman Sandi Jackson. Court records do not list an small working-class city since it overdosed on an an|ide[ ■ conspiracy to acquire and use anti- attorney for Hensley. She could was disclosed this summer that Sandi Jackson has said both she .. ken I aircraft missiles to kill U.S. officers get up to life in prison il convicted they were paying themselves and her husband are thinking about the death chamber n March. He and employees running for Chicago mayor. I iii \sas of murder. huge salaries ■ ■ iater. - John Rogers (AP)

- Greg Bluestein (AP)

Ind. teen admitted to killing Moonshine remains brother, idolized TV killer popular drink among

Murafski about Conley's By Charle. Wilton "I still have no The Assoc tiled Press interest in the Showtime seiies Dexter,'' but Ohio idea why this liquor hobbyists Circuit Court Indue lames RISING SUN. Ind. — A Humphrey allowed the tes- happened but I By Michelle Locke The hobbyists are much southern Indiana teenager timony since Conley had The Associated Press more adventurous and a lot of "The hobbyists who pleaded guilty l" mur- told police officers he felt really wish I did." fun," he said. "It's very much der confided that he wanted like the fictional character White lightning, mountain a product of our time. We - 'are much more Andrew Coiitey [ Defendai it to he just like the IV serial after killing his brother. dew, firewater — you know it are obsessed with authentic- killei Dextei a leu weeks Murafski, 15. testified that In the fifth day of the as the illicit substance made ity and we are obsessed with adventurous and before he strangled his 10- Conley talked about the sentencing hearing. Conley in secret by tax-dodging craft, or at least a certain seg- a lot of fun." ve.ir old brother, his ex girl- Dexter character while they was calm from his seat at mountain men and drunk by ment of our population is. It's Friend testified Tuesday. wen1 walking in the small the defense table as he read people looking to alter their part of the farmers market Max Watman | Author Alexis Murafski told a judge Ohio River town of Rising Sun the statement, which took reality in a serious way. world. We all want to make about hei conversation with near where Conner Conlcy's just a few minutes. But hooch is being infused our own cheese. We all want it's advisable to check local uidrew Conley shortly after body was later found. "I am very sorry for mur- withu whole new spirit thanks to cure our own bacon. It's laws before producingalcohol. the 18-year-old defendant She also testified that dering my little brother to a new generation of home the same group that wants to There also are online forums a.ul .i statement in court in Conley had told her he ami I will never forget how and professional distillers. make their own booze." where enthusiasts can pose which he said he was sorry Inr had recently tried to com- much he meant to me and "Moonshine is multifac- Unlike curing your own questions and trade tips. killing his brother and didn't mit suicide and had cut so many other people," he eted these days," said Max bacon, or even brewing your Making moonshine is as understand why he did so. himself because of argu- said. "I still have no idea Watman, who researched the own beer, however, distill- easy as mixing a grain such I lefense attorneys object- ments he had with her why this happened but I underground liquor industry ing spirits is illegal without a as com meal (though you can ed in prosecutors asking and his parents. really wish I did.'' for his book. "Chasing the government license, and they make moonshine with just White Dog." aren't easy to get. about anything) with sugar, The idea of bootleg liquor Still, the Bureau of Alcohol, water and yeast. Once it fer- conjures up a vision of lazy Tobacco, firearms and ments, heat is used to draw ESSAGES ABOUT crcekside afternoons. And Explosives said illicit distill- the vapors into coik'd tubing there is a small population of ing isn't a significant problem. that drips the distilled liquid moonshiners still carrying Though the economy in par- into a container. out the mountain tradition. ticular has prompted more While it may be easy, it is Unionization But modern moonshine people to explore making not without risks. Made from mostly falls into two differ- moonshine, a bureau spokes- improper ingredients (such as ent categories, according woman said there hasn't been wood) or in a still made from and BGSU to Watman. Sure, there are a big bust since the '90s and dangerous plumbing (such criminal organizations that overall it's a much smaller as a car radiator, which con- I iu Faculty members of Bowling Green State University have a critical essentially prey on the poor. problem than in the past. tains lead), moonshine can be decision to make about their future and the future of our University as But there also is a burgeon- To meet the burgeoning riddled with toxic chemicals, ing hobbyist scene made up interest, a number of compa- they prepare to vote on forming a faculty union. The administration of causing blindness, kidney of the same type of people nies have started selling stills. failure, even death, said Dr. BGSU feels strongly that a labor union will not advance the mission of that drove the microbrewed ingredients and directions Robert Ciellcr. director of the BGSU. and will, in fact, impede progress that is under way. As you weigh beer movement, online, though most note that Georgia Poison Center. this decision, we ask that you consider the following: Collective bargaining is important and ALL faculty should carefully consider all the information and vote Housing Close to Campus > The University's position and communications, including reference sources to support their arguments, are available at the following At Reasonable Prices website: http:' www.bgsu.edu/offices/provost/page77692.html > II a union were to be formed, faculty members could still decline union Efficiencies, One and membership. However, they will typically be required to pay "Fair Two Bedroom Apartments Share" fees. STOP by our office & Available for Immediate Occupancy > A simple majority of voters decides whether BGSU faculty will unionize. pick up the If only 300 eligible faculty vote, and 151 vote for a union, the decision New Listings! We also have a large selection of will be decided by less than 19% of the faculty. 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TOP LEFT: Students tale their place m line at the produce market which too* place Tuesday afternoon in the Union oval Students could choose from a wide variety of of vegetables and other seasonal goods while chefs from University Dining Services performed demos to show students how to prepare meals from the food available The event was hosted by Dining Services.

BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore David Dentson pays for his goods, as cashier Gloria Schooner assists witn his purchase

TOP RIGHT: Doctorial students Ntklci Games and Jumei An discuss some of the various vegetables available for sale

BELOW: Chef Brett Northcut demonstrates how to prepare Butternut Squash SOUD

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11:04 P.M. eliminate the chance to try charter," he said. "The char- with the statement that facul- BLOTTER A resident within the 800 block FORUM other opt ions. ter restricts what can and ty members at the University of E. Napoleon Road reported From Page 1 "To jump to the conclu- can't be done in regard to are treated with respect by MON.,SEPT.20 that an unwanted individual sion that plan B of collective nontenure track faculty." campus administrators. threatened to burn the apartment 1:36 P.M. complex down. Cincinnati. Casper and Welsh bargainning is the solution, Another point addressed Cartwright addressed A vehicle within the 200 block of offered their opinions based because we don't feel that by all parties was what fac- Borland's actions in commu- E. Napoleon Road had its tires on experiences they have had plan A has worked, is a bad ulty could expect to receive nicating with faculty. slashed for the second time in ONLINE: Go to bgviewscom for with unions. bet," Chapin said. "A bet on from union representation 'That is the way you build three weeks. fc the complete blotter list Representing the AAI plan B eliminates all hope for that could not be acheived respect: one conversation at were Travis Chapin, a plan C, and we feel that the without it. a time, one meeting at a rime, 1:40 P.M. associate professor and best plan, C, is to work with Buerger said the faculty one action at a time that is Complainant reported that an CORRECTIONr\/~vi |/~\/ chair of Construction the new administration." could expect to receive noth- derived from what you hear individual barred from contacting W [ J I If Y Management, and Michael One of the previously pre- ing new that would be posi- about the frustrations and the her via phone or text has started Buerger, associate profesor pared questions addressed tive from a union. He added concerns of faculty and other sending threats througl i the mail. We want to correct all factual errors if you think an error has been made. of Criminal Justice. how well faculty unions in tliat a union could change groups as well. I think he's call The BG News at 419-372-6966 Administration representa- Ohio have supported non- working conditions. already on the right path to tives spoke of their concerns tenure and tenure faculty. "That is one of our fears building respect," she said. with a unior., primarily that Welsh used her expe- for collective bargainning as Chapin said the percep- prove that the combination of it would lie a loss of indepen- rience with unions to well," he said. tion of a lack of respect DRINK alcohol and caffeine was safe. dence and efficiency. answer the question for The Faculty Association might not mean there really From Page 1 The article also stated the "A union will box in inde- the Faculty Association. stressed that their contract is a lack of resepect. FDA was prompted to send pendent faculty and sup- "The notion t hat a contract is would be secure if they were "There may be a com- dents," Topper said "It's cheap this letter when attorney portive administrators for one size fits all makes it sound in a union. munication problem more and. it does the trick." generals from 18 different years to come," Borland said. like a hospital gown, and we "The contract that we than an actual lack of Four I.oko isn't always fun states complained that the "Consider the loss of your inde- all know hospital gowns are would negotiate would be respect," he said. and games. The FoodandUrug drink was creating wide- pendence, no certainty about one size fits none," Welsh said. a legally binding contract," Wells-lensen said the administration is beginning awake drunks who were salaries, and loss of your voice "Contracts fit institutions and lackson said. Faculy Association wants to crack down on caffeinated unable to judge their level within a union." institutional priorities. They Cartwright spoke for the to establish a consistent alcoholic beverages, according of impairment. The Faculty Association belong to you. It's not some- administration by supporting position of strength for the toanarticle in The Washington Although Kostelnik said members spoke in support thing that is imposed upon the current system. faculty members. Post. last November, the FDA alcohol and caffeine may for a union to protect faculty you. It comes from you." 'The University charter pro- "The fact that we need to sent a letter to 30 manufac- not be a good mix, he does members' negotiations and Borland said the question vides as much protection and rely on the goodwill of the turers warning'There are no not believe it is unsafe to allow their needs to be heard is important to consider but more of a voice than a union good man is problematic food additive regulations that the extent that it needs to by the adnunist ration. stressed that the current sys- contract," Cartwright said. for the future of the acad- permit the addition of caffeine be banned. We don't necessarily want tem at the University is strong ()nequestionaskedthrough emy once that good man at any level in alcoholic bever- For now, Four l.oko still to be in the position of trust- in dealing with the diffemt 8 mail was about the respect has gone somewhere else," ages." remains on the market and ing in the good faith of people types of faculty members. between faculty members she said. The agency then gave the is sold at various locations whom we have not even met "I'm not confident collec- and administrators. The per- Secret ballots will be sent companies one month to in Bowling Green. when the new administration tive bargaining units have son gave statisitcs from the Friday for full-lime faculty comes in as we know that they provided non-tenure track Faculty Climate Survey for to vote for or against union- will," Wells-lensen said. faculty anything more 2010, stating 29 percent of ization between Sept. 28 more acres of forest land in The AAI said a union would secure than what i see in our faculty strongly disagreed and Oct. 12. VCT the United States than there From Page 1 was 20 years ago," she Bald This past summer the pro- "IWhilel 62 trillion spam c- Tom Lambert. He used He said he tried salmon gram was also given a dona- mails sent may contribute to MARKET Mediterranean techniques with corn salsa and tomato N0FTSINGER tion for a flatbed UV printer, green house gasses equivalent From Page 1 to make potato gnocchi vinaigrette. 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Falcons begin three-game homestand as they prepare for beginning of conference play

By Bryan Filipponi Crusaders record to 5-0-1. I he Falcons will have some extra incentive to win the match I In- BG men's soccer team will against WSU, with the 1-75 cup begin their three-game home going to the victor. stand on Wednesday against The trophy idea spawned from Wright State University. the two teams head coaches, The match will be held at Eric Nichols and Bryan Davis, Cochrane Field with a kkkoff time prior to the 2010 season. The at -I p.m. spoils of victory will he kept by li will mark the Falcons' third the winning school until the straight game versus a Horizon two teams' next meeting. league opponent The Falcons Wright State enters the match follow up the match against WSU. with a record of 4-2-0. The Haiders with a game Sunday against began the season with four Lipscomb University at II a.m. straight wins, three of which they BG heads into the match held t heir opponents scoreless. Wednesday boding a record However, the Raiders of 1-2-2 (0-1-0 in Mid-American have dropped their last two Conference!. games with a 0-2 shutout to last week the I a Icons were Marshall and a 2-3 home loss able to split a pair of away to St. Bonaventure. games, i he Falcons beat Detroit The overall record between University 1-0, with junior the two teams currently stands Max Weston scoring and Chris with WSU narrowly holding the Jurtovskl assisting in the 62' edge 5-4-2. At Cochrane Field minute ofl .i free kick set play. the series is deadlocked at 2-2-2. Weston leads the team with The Raiders were able to beat the five points, including scoring Falcons in last year's meeting, two of the Falcons' last three snapping the Falcons' previous goals. Falcons' goalkeeper two-game win streak. Miguel Rosales made two saves The Falcons' defense and goal- in record his second clean sheet keeper are the backbone of the of I he season. team, as the team has allowed However, (he Falcons fell only eight goals in eight games to undefeated Valparaiso played. However, the offense has Sunday night. also put up just eight goals on Valpo scored one time the season. The Falcons have in each half on their way to also been shut out in three of ANDRtAFEHLI THtBGNEWS the 2-0 victory, bringing the their last five contests. ATTACK: Fitttunan midfielder Sam Cjailowav \)i) tiies lo elude •.. Stepping up to lead the way s enior oelle Spitler takes on lea dershi P role for voile squad By Justin Ontlow mind when deciding where to De Walle] and tell her." Reporter play college volleyball. Spitler was apprehensive at "1 committed [to Xavierl when first about continuing her vol- When Noelle Spitler walked I was a junior in high school," leyball career, but she felt Van away from volleyball at Xavier Spitler said. "I feel like 1 made De Walle was a different kind of University, she thought she was the decision kind of in a hurry. coach who facilitates a very pos- done with the game for good. It was a big school and a big itive atmosphere for the team Now, more than two years later, name. I think 1 made the deci- and the program. Van De Walle Spitler is one of two senior lead- sion really fast based on all the has had a spectacular coaching ers on a young Falcon volleyball wrong reasons." career, and has developed a lot squad in pursuit of yet anoth- Spitler played in just 11 sets of fantastic players. er Mid-American Conference her freshman year at Xavier, "Coming in as a sophomore, championship under head coach and quickly realized she was we had some really strong play- DeniseVanDeWalle. unhappy with her decision. ers and were really good that The B'2" senior middle has "It didn't take me long in the season," Spitler said. "She has shown she can be a force on the season to change my mind," she a strong history of good players, court, especially at the net. This said. "I quit at the end of the so I think it gave me something is Spitler's third season with the season, and I didn't want to play to look up to." team, and the first in which she volleyball at all. anywhere- Van De Walle felt that Spitler has taken on a major role as Even after several conversa- could be one of those players. both a player and a leader. tions with Van De Walle about a After Spitler had talked to her Through 14 matches this possible transfer to BG, Spitler about playing for BG, Van De season, Spitler leads the team was doubtful about continu- Walle did research and contact- with 31 blocks. She has also ing her volleyball career. She ed Spitler's former coaches. shown flashes of dominance on visited the University, spoke "Everyone we talked to said offense, posting 108 kills and a with Van De Walle, and knew she could be a really good player .234 attack percentage. about the BG volleyball pro- in the future, but that she would But Spitler may have never gram, but it was something else have to work harder than she experienced a senior season that finally persuaded Spitler to was used to," Van De Walle said. of volleyball if not for coach change her mind. "They all said she had the height Van De Walle and the BG "1 woke up in the middle of and was coachable. We had the volleyball program. the night," Spitler said. "1 had opening so we took her, and I'm Spitler grew up in Toledo, just a dream about it. and I thought, TYltRSTABItE IKBGNtWS 20 minutes from Bowling Green, 'I've got to play.' I called my mom SeeSPITUR|Page7 SHAKE: Noel!? Spills m cost-game handshakes in a match earlier this year but she had other options in and said I was going to call i Van

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THE BG NEWS SUDOKU 6 9 3 4 7 8 Following the leader 4 Junior Drew Preston named lone captain of men's golf team 2 9

By Bri.-nd.in Packtrt it when the guys come up to between the tivo them. They Reporter me and ask for advice and would both work with each Drew 3 6 help," he said. other through their fresh- Preston The first thing one notices Because golf is an individ- man and sophomore years Junior golfer was 1 6 2 4 when talking with Drew ual sport, how Preston inter- improving each other's game. named captain of Preston is his composure. acts with him teammates on Now Preston and Hewit are the team. Preston was recently the course during the tourna- the ones looked up to help 9 2 5 7 named captain of the men's ments is interesting. the six freshmen and sopho- B golf team by the other eight "Well. I rarely get to see any mores on the team. Next week. BG will host 8 9 members of the golf team. of them when we are play- "I love the depth we have their yearly tournament, the Coach Garry Winger ing, but I take it upon me to this year," Preston said. "Last John Piper Intercollegiate at didn't choose the cap- make sure everyone is ready year there were only five of us, Stone Ridge Golf Course in 3 4 6 7 tain, but was happy with before each round and just but now if someone is hav- Bowling Green. Preston's nomination. be a positive influence when ing an off week, someone can "It's really exciting to host 2 8 3 "Preston is a great player, I can," Preston said. step up." a tournament," Preston said. he's been around for a few Preston said he like to Off the course, Preston "Mainly because it's a week SUDOKO S E 8 Z L 9 6 I t> years and had his share of make easy short putts on the enjoys watching and play- away from traveling, and we success and down times,'' practice green, just to boost ing hockey. He has been get to sleep in our own beds. To play: Complete the grid L 6 9 ► S 1 \s'l £ Winger said. "I'm happy the his confidence. playing hockey since he We won it last year and we so that every row, column Z I t> E 6 Sj9 L 8 team chose him. he's a great "I like to think I'm a pretty was 3, and only took up golf want to try and win again and every 3x3 box contains 1 I s 8 t E Z 9 6 leader, and I'm sure he will relaxed golfer out there," he when he was 11. this year." the digits 1 to 9.There is no I Z 6 9 S L 8 £ I guessing or math involved. do fine." said. "But you have to be "No one in my family ever As a whole, Preston thinks 9 8 £ e i z;» S L Just use logic to solve Preston was pleased to be prepared before you can go played golf, I just started play- the team is capable of com- 6 9 I Lit I » S honored by his teammates. out and play." ing with my friends one day," peting against good schools i » I S 9 6 I 8 c "It's nice to know they Preston said his favorite Preston said. "But hockey is and finishing high on the 8 S L £ 6 9 look up to me, I never really golfer is Fred Couples. still my favorite sport by far." leader boards. I Z t thought of me as a captain," "Fred always seems so A native of Ada, Mich., "I've got a good feeling Preston said. relaxed when he plays," east of Grand Rapids, about these guys," Preston Preston is only a junior, but Preston said. "He always Preston grew up a Detroit said. "We just have to go out Create and solve your even the young men's team looks like he is having a Red Wings fan. and play consistently and Sudoku puzzles for FREE. needs someone to look up to good time, that's how I "I still try to get to at least try our best; we can't win when the coach isn't there. like to play." one game a year," he said. if we don't try. I'm going to "1 look at being the cap- When Preston was a fresh- "They're hard to watch on try my best to make sure tain as more of a responsi- man, heand teammate Parker television because in BG we we succeed not by ourselves, SUDOKU bility than just a title. I like llewit formed a relationship aren't in the Detroit market." hut as a team." Mangini attempts to straighten out 0-2 Browns

By Tom Withers For the second straight make any drastic moves, after halftime. The Browns The Associated Press game, Cleveland's starting the Browns have no breaks were predictable and unable "We can't have penalties. We can't. We quarterback — this time, it in their schedule over the to find any holes in Kansas BEREA, Ohio — Browns was backup Seneca Wallace next seven weeks, and City's defense, which ended can't turn the ball over. We can't do coach Eric Mangini must filling in for injured starter without a win or two or any last season as the NFL's have felt like he was at home Jake Delhomme — threw significant improvement, 30th-ranked unit and had a it. We'll drill it, we'll talk about it, we'll in his living room scolding a costly interception. For the cries for Mangini's dis- short week after playing on his three young sons. the second straight game, missal already filling the Monday night. review it, we'll analyze it. You can't For the second straight the Browns failed to score air on sports talk shows After reviewing tape, expect to win close games." Monday, Cleveland's coach in the second half as their will get louder. Mangini said he wished he stood in front of his players offense disappeared. For The Browns, though, still had used moreof the "Wildcat" and lectured them about the second straight game, have optimism despite losing package with wide receiver EitcManq«!i|Clev oach their Sunday sins. Cleveland's defense played to two teams they felt they Joshua Cribbs at quarterback Too many penalties. good enough to win. should have beaten. and Wallace lined up on the who would like to see Cribbs won't tolerate mistakes from Too many turnovers. Too And, for the second "We know we're a better edge. The Browns used it only get the ball more. those currently on the field. many mistakes. straight game, the Browns team and we just handed once, with Cribbs picking up "Everybody know- that losh "I don't really see it as me Too this. Ibo that. came up short. out victories," cornerback 1 yard on a 3rd-and-3. can do once he has the ball in benching anybody." he said. "They're tired of me say- "We were leading both Eric Wright said. "We were in "Looking back, it's some- his hands.' Massaquoi said "1 see it as either hold onto ball ing it, and I'm tired of saying games," said wide receiver situations where we should thing I would have done more "Special things happen when and gel carries or you don't it," an exasperated Mangini Mohamed Massaquoi, slight- have won two games and we in retrospect," said Mangini, he has the ball." hold onto the ball and you said. "We can't have penal- ly shaking his head. "We lost them." adding offensive coordinator Mangini did not have any don't get carries. The same tics. We can't. We can't turn turned the ball over. We had Mangini's post-mortem Brian Daboll concurred with update on Delhomme, who thing with penalties. Either the ball over. We can't do it. too many penalties in the sec- on Cleveland's latest loss, his assessment. "We talked injured his right ankle while you stay onsides or you don't. We'll drill it, we'll talk about ond half. We just didn't finish which dropped the Browns about it this morning. Both of throwing an interception in If you jump offsides on third it, we'll review it, we'll ana- the way we're supposed to." to 1-11 in home openers us agreed, we should've run last week's game at Tampa down, then we're not going lyze it. You can't expect to See, the Browns are listen- since 1999, focused on it more — to get Josh more Bay. Delhomme was in a to play you on third down. win close games." ing to Mangini. They're just the team's self-inflicted touches. I le's got a chance on walking boot on the side- I hat's it. We'll put somebody "Two games decided by m >t doing what they're told. wounds (nine penalties for any play." line Sunday. Mangini prom- else in and if they beat us five points with big swings in lake kids. 78 yards) and the offense's The Browns don't have ised he would have further on the play, they beat us on momentum, you can't do it." This is not the start the inability to move the ball in many playmakers. Cribbs. information on Wednesday. the play. The Browns (0-21 dropped Browns wanted — nor the the second half. who returned two kickoffs when the Browns begin pre- "If that person's maybe not their second straight winna- one Mangini may need to With Wallace under cen- for touchdowns against the paring for this week's game exactly who ue would want ble game, a 16-14 lass to the keep his job. ter in his 15th career start, Chiefs last season, is t he club's in Baltimore. on that play, it's going to be Kansas City Chiefs in a game While there's no evi- Cleveland gained only 55 best home-run hitter — and Mangini did not promise better than giving away a that was almost identical to dence team president yards and three first downs maybe even their best runner. any wholesale lineup chang- first down. We've got to do it. their 17-14 loss at Tampa Bay. Mike Holmgren is ready to — one came on a penalty — Mangini isn't the only one es, but made it clear that he ["here's no alternative.''

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"She just ing off three key wins last works really hard. She's a weekend in Pittsburgh. big asset to our team. We With Mid-American would be lost without her." Conference play begin- Santlusky,0H Both Spitler and ning Sept. 24, Van De Isphording feel that Walle will be looking for there is a family atmo- Spitler to continue toward sphere on the team, and reaching her potential, that each player is devel- and provide a spark for oping a special bond the Falcons. with one another. "I have a great feeling "This is the first time about her," Van De Walle at BG that I felt most said. "I believe she's comfortable as far as going to blossom. She our team chemistry," hasn't hit her potential Isphording said. yet, |but| when she does, TVUR STABILE IHHK.NIWS She also feels Spitler has it's going to be really SET: Sam Fish (9) sets the ball in a match earlier this year helped facilitate that fam- exciting to watch." - 8 Wednesday. 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