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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 25 Ivan hits Alabama MY REEVES and Frances on Sept. 5; the two THE ASSOCIATE D PRESS caused dozens of deaths and bil- GULF SHOIUiS, Ala.—Hurricane lions of dollars in damage. Ivan slammed into the Gulf When Ivan hit the Gulf Coast, it Coast early Thursday with 130 knocked out power to nearly 11/2 mph wind, launching tornadoes, million customers, toppled trees washing out a major bridge and and ripped off roofs. In the beach hurling metal signs through the resort town of Gulf Shores, where night. At least 11 U.S. deaths were the storm's eye came ashore, the blamed on the storm, but offi- sky glowed bright green as elec- cials said the toll and the damage trical transformers blew. could have been even worse. Still, many of the millions of Up to 15 inches of rain was Gulf Coast residents who spent expected as the storm moved a frightening night in shelters inland. It remained a Category 1 and boarded-up homes emerged hurricane with wind of 75 mph Thursday morning to find that eight hours after its 2 am. CDT Ivan was not the catastrophe they landfall before weakening to a had feared. tropical storm. At 1 p.m., its sus- "Ivan was nowhere near as bad tained wind speed was 70 mph. as Frederic — not even close," Ivan had already killed 68 as it Mobile Police Chief Sam Cochran passed through the Caribbean. David Phillip AP Photo said, referring to the 1979 storm For Florida, it was the third that devastated the Alabama IVAN: David Hall makes his way through flood waters caused by Hurricane Ivan to the front of the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo after an alligator was storm in five weeks. Hurricane IVAN, PAGE 2 spotted outside the fence. Charley struck the state Aug. 13 Lyons runs for County council to die ballot l«i\ to run lot .: i: b just one day a week the organization supports him, Political Science -The fact that Count] Clerk ol (nun-. lot now, how do we know until not only because he is a member Vigor has been a key element Lyons,27, is a political science ivrtrv'" Lyons said. of College Democrats, but also to Lyons' campaign so far. What students are willing majoi graduating in December Bowling Green students might because, "we are confident in began with a petition of 50 sig- to run these He was Inspired to run tor Clerk of benefit from a plan Lyons has Man's abilities and know that he natures to get on the ballbt last i onus u lien he made a trip to the to bring the Clerk of Courts to will make a great Clerk of Courts winter now involves four to five campaigns means Wood County office to appq (bra Campus so students can get their for Wood County." evenings each school week, not to they may bring passport passports when they travel abroad Running a campaign and jug- mention the entire weekends he "I hail no idea how to go about for the semester or even for spring gling a full course load may be spends on the campaign circuit. a lot of vigor and getting mj passport until I went difficult now. but Lyons sees it According to Lyons, "It's all 1 break. energ) that could in. I started looking into some The Student Union has all this as a learning experience that will about name recognition." other counties, ami the more I I veins lio|>es to utilize technol- technology and Internet hookups, make him more prepared if he And diat has been his biggest help them." bed, the more I realized ogy to make it more efficient for so when it comes to high traffic wins in November. challenge. what othei services there wen* citizens to take care of all their times, why not use it? Bring gov- Winning in November could Name recognition requires pub- PEAKE, DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL Mini I thought to im sell Well, why needs, lie envisions a website ernment to the people." be challenging since he is run- licity, and publicity requires money. SCIENCE don't we have these?" he said. uhere "any forms you need are Although Lyons is endorsed by ning against incumbent Rebecca Raising money was more difficult Lyons is specifk alK referring right then in a downloadable bodi the College Democrats and Bhaer. who has held die position dien Lyons thought it would be, Amanda Hooper to the accessibility of forms and form. You never have to set foot in the Wood County Democrats, he since 1987. but he hopes that the 525 yard REP0R1ER conn records thai arc available the otfice." hopes that students will concen- "Runningagainst an incumbent signs he purchased will be coming It is election season again, and online in most of the neighboring For Wood County citizens who trate more on the ideas. with a lot of experience doesn't out soon and spur his campaign teachers, parents and even radio Counties, A iiiuck glance at the live in cities outside of Bowling "I would hope that the letter by help a student trying to oppose forward. He has received support stations .iri' doing thru best Wood t bunt) website reveals that Green, Lyons would like to experi- each of our names really wouldn't them, but the fact that students from some student organizations to coerce students to vote in ii Simply states the adriiess and ment with satellite offices to make matter," he said. "This isn't a poli- are willing to run these campaigns and hopes odier students will join November. hours to the office of the Clerk of records and forms more conve- cy-making job. I keep records and means they may bring a lot of in and volunteer. Soda Matt Lyons took mat- Courts. niently located for them, lie is balance the checkbook.' vigor and energy that could help "Government is all about ters into ins own hands by jump- Websites in oilier area counties currently researching grants to Kathleen Hartwell. President them," said Jeff Peake. assistant getting people involved," ing straight from the vota seat are much more extensive. make this possible. of College Democrats, says diat professor in the Department of Lyons said. City upgrades treatment plants
Greg Kohkiessr treatment process. By upgrading pumps liquid and air together, REPORTER to Class A sludge from Class B, will be put in place to assist in The city of Bowling Green the water becomes much more the waste removal. The new Utilities Department is taking safe, Langenderfer said. aeration system is much more steps to clean up its act in the The sludge is broken down energy efficient than the current form of upgrades to the Waste and removed from the water, system. Water and Water Treatment but there still are solids that are The plant's digestion tank, HELPING HAND: Volunteers in Africa clean water in hopes of helping the AIDS crisis. Plants. left over, which are normally which holds the waste, is being The expansion to the Waste applied on local agricultural expanded, and a septage receiv- Water plant is a 2.0 million gal- fields. The Waste Treatment ing unit is being added to the lons a day addition with numer- plant also has the ability to put facility. The receiving unit will Citizens do CROPWALK ous benefits to the community. the sludge through a centrifuge, enable the treatment plant to "One of the things we're doing which allows them to dispose receive waste that needs to be lanell Kmgsborougti food for their families. than HO countries. In Africa they SENIOR REPORTER A community based fund- are helping families grow food, is we're converting from Class of the sludge as a dry, soil-type disposed of from portable waste It's not just for the millions of raisingevent, CROPWALK, raises providing clean water to villages B sludge to Class A sludge," material. container, and other devices. people around the world Strug- money for local hunger fighting and helping the stniggle with Norman Langenderfer, Assistant In addition to the improved The current upgrade to the gling against die grip of poverty': agencies as well as international AIDS. They help meet the spe- Director of Utilities for the City capacity of the Waste Treatment waste management facilities it's also for people right heir in relief and development efforts cial needs of refugees and assist of Bowling Green, said. plant, there are other numerous does not come without cost. Bowling Green who have found i ill hurch World Service. in disasters and famines, and Sludge is the final end product upgrades to the facilities taking The Waste Treatment plant Uiemselves without jobs and CROP walkers help support in the form of a solid that has to place. was able to receive loans from be disposed of in the waste water A jet aeration system, which who stniggle to have enough long-term development in more AIDS. PAGE 2 SIU06E, PAGE 2
FOUR-DAY FORECAST FR,0W SATURDAY MONDAY The four-day forecast is taken Sunny High: 86" Showers High: 73" Sunny High: 73" fromweather.com Low: 58' Low: 43" Low 46"
FOR AIL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Tbusday. Septembei 23.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Hurrican Ivan hit Alabama's shores hard
IVAN, FROM PAGE 1 and roofing damage. Other than Four ailing evacuees, includ- remained in effect from the signal lights adjusted to prepare that rebiming residents weren't that, we came out pretty good." ing a terminally ill cancer patient, mouth of the Peari River in east- for heavy traffic as people return safe among downed power lines coast i think we were really President Bush signed disas- died after being taken from their cm Louisiana to Apalachicola, home. Of roughly 2 million told and weakened buildings. spared and Messed." ter declarations Thursday storm-threatened southern Fla. to evacuate ahead of the storm,- Gulf Shores Mayor David New Means, especially vul- for Alabama, Louisiana and Louisiana homes to safer parts National Hurricane Center 1.2 million were from greater Bodenhamer said streets were nerable to storms because much Mississippi, and was awaiting of the state. forecasters said land east of New Orleans. Five people were flooded, and trees and power of it lies below sea level, hail i\ Ind paperwork from Florida, press Part of a bridge on Interstate where Ivan's eye passed would arrested there for alleged loot- lines were down everywhere. and jusi a touch ol tain. secretary Scott McClellan said. 10, the major east-west highway experience storm surges of 10 ing. I lis home and others along the "Leaves In the pool that's In Florida, two people were through Florida's Panhandle, was to 16 feet, topped by large and More than 1.4 million homes beachfront road were OK, he it." said Shane Eschete, assistant killed and more than 200 homes washed away. dangerous battering waves. and businesses lost power: said, "but the beach is going to general manager of the Inn on were damaged when at least Max Mayfield, director of the "We've had calls from folks at least 975,000 in Alabama, be a mess, a big mess." Bourbon Street "It won't lake us five tornadoes roared through National Hurricane Center in saying, The water is rising. Can 51,000 in Louisiana, 70,000 in The National Weather Service long toe lean thai up." Bay County. Another tornado Miami, warned that the misery yoifcomeget me?' Unfortunately Mississippi and 345,000 in the issued a flood watch for as far Downtown Mobile was desert- killed tour people when it struck would spread as Ivan moved we can't send anybody out The Florida Panhandle. Florida work- away as North Carolina, which ed early Thursday. I listoric, oak- homes in Blountstown, Fla„ and across the Southeast. "I hale to storm is at its worst point now," ers were also still trying to restore suffered heavy flooding last week tree-lined Government Street an 8-year-old girl died after being think about what's going to hap- Sonya Smith, a spokeswoman for power to about 160.000 hit by from the remnants of Hurricane was blocked with downed tree crushed by a tree that fell onto pen inland," he said Florida's Escambia County emer- I lurricanes Charley and Frances. Frances. limbs, metal signs, roofing mate her mobile home in Milton, Fla. At 2 p.m. EDT, Ivan was cen- gency management agency, said Ivan's waves destroyed More trouble lingered out rial and other storm debris. I ler parents were unharmed. tered about 45 miles west-south- early Thursday. homes along the Florida coast in the Atlantic. Tropical Storm "We were wondering at Aral II You want to see the natu- west of Montgomery', Ala., and The storm's northward track Wednesday. A buoy about 300 Jeanne became a hurricane we made the right choiceot not" ral hand of God firsthand, but was moving to the north at 14 spared New Orleans a direct hit. miles south of Panama City reg- Thursday in the Caribbean as it said Mare Oliver. Mi. who rode you don't realize how strong it mph. Forecasters projected a Parts of the city saw only sporad- istered one wave of 50 feet high. moved across the north coast of out the storm with his family In Is," said Kevin Harless. 32, who northeastern march across the ic, light rain overnight, though Mayors of the Alabama com- Puerto Rico with 80 mph wind. Mobile, moving from room to was sightseeing in Panama City South, the storm weakening to a wind gusts reached tropical munities of Gulf Shores and It could approach Florida's east room as the wind shifted "We Beach, Fla., around the time of tropical depression overnight. Storm strength. Orange Beach refused to let any- coast or the Carolinas eariy had some trees down in our yard the tornadoes. A tropical storm warning Tolls were being lifted and one come back for now, fearful next week.
Event helps AIDS AIDS, FROM PAGE 1 came on and I felt so helpless," share some $4 million annually Vernon said. "Then, it just hit to support local hunger fighting me—I am doing something. I'm efforts across the United States. doing the CROP WALK And it (udyWUbargerand lo Vernon makes me feel better." beganaCROPWALKin Bowling Vernon believes that most Green three years ago when people just don't want to admit ihey realized there was not an they need help or just feel too office in Wood County. bad to tell anyone that the food Needs have increased great- just is not there for them. ly in this area and as mote Rain or shine, on Sunday, churches have gotten involved, Oct. 3, Bowling Green will hold Wilbarger said this year's goal its third annual CROP WALK doesnt seem too far out of to help feed the pains of hun- reach, ger. Walkers are urged to get Organizers have set this years lauiily, friends and co-work- goal at sa.ooo—double the col- ers to sponsor them, and can lection of last year, Most of the pick up envelopes at partici- proceeds u ill he donated to the pating churches Registration church World Service organiza- for the walk begins at 1:30 p.m. tion but 2.r) percent of the col- at Montessori School on the lection will lie donated to the Slippery Elm Trail and will pro- Bowling Green Pood Pantry. ceed to Christ United Methodist "I was watching TV the other Church in Portage, then back to AP Ptnto dav. Those sad commercials Montessori School. IVAN: Satellite image shows hurricane Ivan off the coast of Alabama.
In New York City, the presi- dent thanked Pakistan Gen. Bush speaks in PA Pervez Musharraf for help in Enviormental Agency hunting down terrorists along SCOTT LINDLAW work of democracy if you're Afghanistan's border, but he THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pessimistic about their ability sidestepped thorny issues. Then MM, 01 PRUSSIA. Pa. - to govern themselves. You can- he Hew to the battleground state helps fund expansion President Bush Oil Wednesday not expect our troops to con- of Pennsylvania for rallies and a accused Sen. lohn Kerry of tinue to do the hard work if tour of storm-damage areas. SLUDGE. FROM PAGE 1 the exisiting faciliity. This will water from the Maumee River. sending "mixed signals" on allow water to be pumped at they hear mixed messages from The trip Wednesday was The extreme droughts of 2002, the Iraq war that threaten U.S. Washington, D.C." the Environmental Protection a higher rate, maidng drinking followed by abnormal precipi- Bush's 37th visit to the state he troops' morale and undermine Mocking what be called Agency to finance the expan- water more safe. tation in the fall of 2002 and lost in 2000 and where four polls sion. Iraqis' determination to lace Kerry's "many different posi- show the race a statistical tie. In 2003, the City of Bowling early 2003 led the river to have down insurgents. The renovadon to the Waste tions on Iraq," Bush said: "I'll I le surveyed flood damage in Green's public water system had higher than normal nitrate lev- "You cannot lead the war Treatment plant is scheduled for a maximum contaminent level eta for more than three months, continue to speak clearly. Ill Allegheny County, where the completion in March or April of against terror if you will or continue to lead, and I'm confi- remnants of Hurricane Ivan left violation for nitrate levels in the according to the City of Bowling Waver when times gel tough," 2005. water. The violations occured dent we will achieve our objec- heavy flooding. Green Water Treatment Plant. Bush said at a re-election tally. tives." The Bowling Green Water from Ian. 27, 2003 until Feb. 13, Prior to the nitrate violation. "Our government is ready to Treatment plant is also undergo- "My opponent is sending Bush stepped up his criti help." Bush said. 2003. The high nitrate levels were Bowling Green's water system mixed signals," Bush said. "You ing upgrades. A .62 MGD expan- attributed to the high levels of had not exceeded the MCI. for cism of Kerry as he juggled the lite administration has cannot expect the Iraqi people demands of diplomacy and re- sion is currently being added to nitrate in Bowling Green's source nitrates in the drinking water. declared . 26 counties in to stand up and do the hard election politics. Pennsylvania disaster areas. It's Do or Dye SSofSS JOB
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Colleges are measuring the vice president who has been Rinds, UCF officials said they of Dreaming more about the BOM00 proj- Bowen Thompson toll from recent hurricanes to with the school for 31 years. would also seek more than $13 A collaborative installation by ect to implement PeopleSoft for Student Union Florida campuses in the mil- Valencia Community College, million in aid to bolster protec- the participants of The 2004 BGSU's administrative systems Multipurpose Boom lions of dollars as schools seek also in Orlando, has not fully tions on campus against the Alternative Spring Break: Artist and to ask questions of team state and federal help to replace assessed its damages, officials next storm. West Coast Hoad I rip. members. All are encouraged 11:00a.m. everything from exercise bikes said Friday. Rollins College in Some of the more costly cam- Bouien Thompson to attend. Questions regarding Sushi Thursdays in the and computers to rooftops and Winter Park. Fla., suffered only pus destruction was structural. Student Union Galleries BOM00 may be directed to: Falcon's Nest fences. minimal hits, and officials Hurricane Charley inflicted BGatl009bgsiLedu By Popular Demand ... SUSHI! The University of Central expected no financial impact. severe roof damage to UCF's 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. 314 Bowen Thompson student IJraku lapanese Restaurant and Florida in Orlando appears But colleges said other costs, student Recreation and Wellness Get Out Her Vote Union BGSU Dining Services have to have fared die worst so far in some cases staff labor or lost I enter, estimated at $2.7 million Voter registration and Info table teamed up to bring you the out of the state's schools, with revenue from merchandise or for repairs, sponsored by the Organization 9:(H) a.m. ti:00 p.m. exotic taste of fresh made sushi more than $8 million in dam- food sales, could drive hurricane Frances followed up, caus- for Women's Issues HAD Promotion Thursdays in the Falcons Nest ages. In Sanford, Fla., Seminolc impact costs even higher. ing water damage to many UCF Boum Thompson and Recruitment Table. 11 a in. until daily supply runs Community College's estimate: The Florida Department of buildings, including its library Student Union Lobby Bowen-Thompson out. $1.5 million. Education officials said Friday and classrooms. Education Bldg Steps Student Union lobby The Falcons Nat on the First Stetson University in DeLand, that no detailed or general esti- The hurricanes were "oursin- Floor of the Bowen- Thompson Fla., sustained up to $350,000 In mates on damage to the higher- gle biggest loss due to weather or 1 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. lfh00a.m.-2:00 p.m. Student Union damage from toppled fences, education system are available. any other cause,' said Jim Uhlir, SAE Info. Table Recruiting flooded basements, ripped-up state and private colleges are uci sdirectorofEnvironmental Sponsored by Greek Affairs. The Career Center will be recruit- t.:00 p.m. -10:00 p.in. roofs and landscape ravages. expecting to get relief for most, Health and Safety Bowen-Thompson ing for Fed Ex jobs Rock the Mic, Rock the Vote Student Union lobby Bowen-Thompson Voter registration and open mic Student Union lohliy sponsored by Uplift and Creative 9:00 a.m. Minds Movement When Gilligan's Island first aired on TV, people BOM 00 Open 10:00 a.m. I.:lMl p.m. Bowen-Thompson Student actually called the National Coast Guard to warn A BG9100 Open Forum is sched- Prjetei Sale fable Union Black Swamp Pub uled for Thursday, September UNO's poster sail1 being held them that there were 7 castaways stuck ashore. 23 ar 9 a.m. in' 311 Bowen Monday, September 20 through Detective on BTK case teaches class By Kathenne Leal Unmuth that catches the attention of the the press knows, he says. "And he flashes across the screen are of K R f C A v media.'' they know very lirtle of the infor- Gray's front and back doors. vVK mi \ kan. He answers his 'Serial killcis like AlCapone are mation." What do you notice? he asks. cellphone. "Homicide just gangsters," he said llu-y I le has taught this course for The front door is open, she let A lecture hall filled with 100 don t pique as much Interest in five years. Fie also teaches class- him hi they answer. students looks on the long run." es on profiling and sex crimes at Then come the disturbing Wichita, kan.. police 11. ken i le outlines, with the aid of the university crime scene photos. Landwehr pauses just a few PowerPoint some of the chal- He was assigned to work full I le lists several men who were seconds to talk quietly, then puts lenges facing investigations, lime on the case in 1984 and has suspects and details how her die phone away. such as managing large amounts Investigated ii ever since, neighbor, Stanley Elms, was con- I le delivers his lecture dressed ill Information, media pressure "I stopped because it's nected to the case. in a crisp white shin, tie and and lack of experience unsolved,' he says. I decided to DMA samples linked him. I le slacks. A gun and badge hang at Investigators in the Midwest take it out. I did one lecture on it told his mother-in-law details his waist were not always prepared to and showed a little of the crime only the killer would know, and By day, Landwehr directs per- handle such cases, he say s. scene." chose a victim too close to his haps the nation's Ix-st-known In the early 1970s and even There are five manners of death, home, landwehr says. He was serial killer investigation the the 1980s it was difficult,' he tells he tells the students: natural, one stupid guy. hunt for HI k. thecodename foi his students. We were not \cty accidental, suicide, homicide FJms was convicted of Gray's the notorious Kansas sei ial killei aware of serial killers, especially and undetermined. murder. "Remember Stanley. sought in connection to eight in the Midwest We didn't have Then he returns to his lec- Remember Regina." landwehr homicides between 197-1 and 8 lot Of that A lot of places had ture, and the content is grim. says as he closes the class. "I'll 1986. Fach luesday night he a lack of experience with how to 1 le spares his students nothing, see you next week." KRIPhoto teaches a three-hour class titled deal With it." including several graphic photos SUSPECT: Drawn composite of suspect in the murder of Nancy Fox. Serial Killers. Police ma) usestrategles of decomposing bodies. "Wichita is a much easfel such as funning task forces and Next he reviews the crime hunting ground, he tells his releasing Information But he scene from the 1998 murder and students. "It's much easier to lie dislikes when the media use sexual assault of Regina Gray, 28, BOWEN-THOMPSON anonymous. He thinks it is the profilers. in her home after she attended a sexual deviance of many killers The experts talk about what catechism class. 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Susan(lan],s|mki'swmianlbnlk'(«ililiimi.il)ivi.si(inof(V.vup.ukin.il Health and Safetyion die agency's fining two adult-iilm companies more than $30,000 cadi lor allowing actors to perform without condoms. led fan) OPINION r-WIISK KDITOMIAI.i DAILY KENT STATER (KENT STATE U.) Poker is just another distraction Sshh! I'm in the middle oi Even though it's extremely them down at Ray's, and they salsa, pink babyT's, a few friends do something. Oh yeah, pay rent. for that possession charge. an important hand I've got all popular. I'm not real sure how to invited me back to their house and a six-pack of Smirnoff Ice. Dude, my dad keeps on bust- Besides, I've got the perfect life m\ chips in the middle of the play Texas hold' em. I've got a 2, to play cards. It's funny because Ijets shuffle up and deal. Wait! ing my balls to go and "make as it is. I live in a sweet house table, and I think I'm going lo a 7, a loker and a couple of cards these seem like the sort of dudes Does anybody have any cards? something of myself." I tell him, downtown with a basement. I win because everyone is looking with laces on them are King on that would beat up a guy in a 1 )ude. where's my life? "Dad, I'm only 28, I'm not gonna have a cool dog named Resin, at me and not saying anything. the table. pink shirt a year ago, but now Dude, this is some good stuff. be working as a grill cook forever, two hacky sacks and my own They might be intimidated. I'm not sure what to do next. MTV says pink is cool, so it's all No, no seriously dude, this is the damn." Plus, I've only got four 1 bedroom in December. I've got All these gins started yelling but all I have to do is give one good. funk. I got it from some mem- semesters left until I get my gen- all I could ever want. and high-flying each other, and guy 1(1 black chips, and I win I probably should have told head in my hometown. I don't eral studies degree, and then die Although, I guess some money I gin a bit excited and threw all new cards every time. I think I'm these guys I was broke before we mess with that stuff though. I'm world is my oyster. would be nice. I'm getting tired of my chips in the pot. Thing is, I a natural. The guys I'm playing started, but 1 was having so much all natural, no harmful chemicals I've got lots of sniff to keep me eating Ramen noodles and Easy just started playing poker a few with are super cool, too. I think fun. I didn't want to ruin their in my body. Hey, are we out of busy. The ultimate frisbee team is Mac every day. Oh well, it could weeks ago. i SPN shows ii all the the)'"' on a poker team because night. Man, 1 can't wait until next Mountain Dew? looking good, my band may start be worse i guess. I could be stuck time, and if it*, on TV il must they all have pink shirts, sun- week when I have a poker party. Man, I feel so cool right now, practicing soon and 1 still have 30 in some office all day working for hi'cool! glasses and are very tan. I met I ve got an Usher CD. table, chips, but I feel like I'm forgetting to hours of community service left the man. This election is about the truth Texas, I was wrong, commerce and many foreigners In his four years in office the PEOPLE JONATHAN died when the planes crashed. President has spent 51% on COTLEUR President Bush, with die world v ai ation. That is the most of 0NTHE STREET at his beck and call, began to any President, ever, including "What would you do if you were right Guest Columnist Invade Afghanistan. all those nameless ones whose Then, he stopped and said, terms in office were largely for- you were drafted into I am a recovering MWT, or Messer with Texas. Republicans ate much more "I think I'll invade Iraq." The gettable. Imagine if Roosevelt the military?" As recently as last month, I GEORGE efficient at running for presi- world asked us why. The presi had taken 51% of his term off used to mess with Texas on a VALKO dent. They are usually busi- dent said they ought to lie "with after the attack on Pearl I larbor regular basis. ness men, and it shows. While us or against us." Since he gave and the involvement of die Opinion Columnist As a consequence I received George W. Hush continues to them no alternative between U.S. in WWII. Imagine if we letting us illegally invade a reelected him in spite of his my fair share of beatings from ooze rhetoric and garner voters Says so in the Bible, dear- nation—-precisely what they record of only showing up for Texas, but like a fool I contin- with his soft-lensed smiles, the est. Heck, this is where good stopped in 1991—or being ued to mock her ways. I ler big Democrats trip over themselves work one out of every two days. Christian people prosper, not "against us." their tear ducts Now remember that Roosevelt cowboy hats, funny accents trying to market facts, numbers, no A-rabs and polygamists. dried pretty fast. No one weeps was paraplegic. and lack of adequate education and the truth. If only God could see these lor the U.S. today. On one of the days he all seemed silly to me in my What is the truth? I once read boys kissin' themselves. I'm The United Nations was cre- did show up for work, the ignorant days. that understanding is a three- sure he would cast them ated and ideologically cham- 1 "resident removed us from the But now I have seen the light, edged sword: their side, your straight to the boiler room, eh side and the truth. pioned by the U.S. The United Geneva Convention which pro- DAN DUTT0N and Texas, 1 am sorry baby. I honey? Nations performed well in 1991 tects prisoners of war. Later, the never meant to hurt you, and The Republican and JUNIOR. IPC And another thing, this foul- Democratic panics represent when they stopped Iraq from media discovered that U.S. sol- all I am asking now is for a little mouthed language has gone the two opposing views of invading Kuwait. In 2002, they diers were instructed by their 7 would have my forgiveness. I know now that too far. don't you think dearest? our nation. With polls cutting stood up to the U.S. who has superiors to torture Iraqi POWs. friends smuggle me your way is noble, and what a Next thang ya know, people America clean in half, this is the power to nuke them all to Not unexpectedly, U.S. POWs fool I have been to hurt you. across the border in a be cussing in the Senate build- apparent. A balance between hell, who taught them right began getting their heads So, my resolution to you baby these two points of view is from wrong. ITic UN said we chopped off. Would they have suitcase." dearest is to stop my evil ways ing an everythang. After all, this country atari nothing, if it ain't important Tnith is at stake will not let you do something voted for Bush at that moment, and become a Republican. built on the values that white here. you will regret. do you suppose? 1 know you have asked me The truth is that the presi- I wo years later, we see there This election is not about ide- many times before, but like people decide. dent is responsible for main- were no WMD's. No tics to ology. It is about the third edge. I have said, I was blinded by And from now on, I will have taining a balanced budget. al-Qucda. Just an over-the-hill I feel sorry for Republicans who thoughts and intellect. no tolerance for killers. Clinton left us with the first tyrant who once remembers are faced with an incompetent And I am not just doing 1 only think its fair if we kill national surplus in twenty the day $200 billion and 3,000 president or a liberal who does this lor you honey, ever.since them right back, that's how years. This is not to extol lives (1,000 American; 2,000 not reflect their own ideology. I heard that "little" Texas is people learn. Maybe next time Clinton. The unquestionable Iraqi, whom we were liberating) One thing is clear. George W. on the way, I realized it is my they won't do it again. What truth is that George W. Bush might have been justified in Bush has cut health care bene- NICKKOLDERMAN duty to make the world a bet- was that, not so tough? Now removing him. ter place for our little future oil dearest, you have to be firm took that money and started fits for veterans. If you support JUNIOR, BIOLOGY a war with it. What Clinton It doesn't maner if you think George W. Bush, then you do tycoon. with these here criminal type bequeathed was not enough, Saddam Hussein is evil. George not support our troops. "I would stand up for Being so young myself, I was folk. If we ain't tough, next so he made up more, and now W Bush made up his intel, Our presidents should lie my country." not ready to do the work neces- thing ya know, they'll be skip- our country is in deficit by ignored the rest of the world. intelligent enough to under- sary, but now I am. pin' out on the army, and doing more than it was in surplus. and diverted us from catching stand the full repercussions of I am ready to lock up dirty business with foreign terrorist On September 12.2001. Osama bin laden. This does lying. They would not be able to drug addicts and throw away nations like Iran, even when President Bush had the world not make him his own man. It hide it, and thus, prefer not to the key. Of course this does our government says not to. eating out of his hand. Other makes him a liar and a coward lie. President Bush is so good at mean that Rush l.imbaugh will Yep dear, 1 want our sons countries held vigils for our for going for the easy kill. it because he has no idea what have to go too, but rules are to go out into their own, and loss. Property aside, it was not A survey of history professors is going on. His staff just rec- rules, right honey? Well, OK, I'll bring thangs back to the good entirety our loss, but theirs as has deemed George W. Bush ommends he goes on vacation. make an exception for Rush, ol" days. well. The World Trade Center the worst U.S. President in I don't want him running diis after all, he is named after my Once our Republican sons was a center of international history. country. favorite foreign band, lie is no are bom, there will be less sin- A *^ Tim McGraw though, I'll tell niri, and mo' prayin'. in this you something. world, I tell you what lioy. But PETER FERRANTE Next, I know I will have to not our daughters! JUNIOR, MUSIC make more room for whitey. They will be taught to stay Human rights and abortion There is really not enough back at home and make dinner. "I'm patriotic, but I JAMIE taken die shape of highlight- to the cause. First, to advocate space left in America for some Ain't no place for women out REED ing some of die abuses of greater respect for women, don't believe in the nice young fellows to swing there. I'll teach 'em to respect the past. then to turn around and speak cause." their assault rifles around with- they husband, and stand Guest Columnist Women as sex objects, of unborn babies as objects out bumping into someone of behind him. women as baby factories, to lie done with whatever one "color." lust like, oh now whats er In this season of political women as household resources, wills. This also means, I will have name honey, la.. I .mi I.UU.I debate, many are working women as collectable status It has been argued that, to petition my local representa- whats 'er face. She knows where hard to heighten awareness symbols, women as political "Abortion is not about right or tive to make it harder for dirty a woman's place is. of women's rights issues. ITiis commodities las in the sealing wrong, it is about being able to foreigners to penetrate your Uh, huh Texy, when your subject has been an ongoing of treaties with marriages or make a choice." (would argue borders. Nothing short of fin- sons change the world, the and contentious dialogue in the notion that the king may that abortion is not about gerprinting, illegal detention world'll be thankful that we our country for generations. sleep around but the queen right and wrong in the sense and racial profiling for you baby. forced this on 'em. It is a communal, ethical, must be true). of "one's values." It is about Now I want our little corpo- At first, they may hate us, but and personal dialogue. At its Note a common theme - the human rights - about whether rate scandalist to grow up right. hate breeds respect, least that's root are issues of how we treat dehumanization and objecti- women chose to use the power That means I will be petitioning what dear ol' daddy used to one another - that is why it is fication of the individual. That and influence to value life or to SARAH STAKES for me abolition of all non- say. They'll respect us, that's for perennial and important. is why I find it so perplexing dehumanize others. Christian religions. darn sure. Any day now dear, Many women who are pas- when I hear the rhetoric many In women's rights, much JUNIOR, ART HISTORY After all, this is not the land the sons of Texas will make us sionate about these issues, feel women's right activists employ progress has been made and of tolerance and peace. I mean, proud. that much progress, due in "I would rather be when talking about the issue much remains to be done. I incarcerated than go haven't these fellas ever read —Caution: The views of this large part to education, has of abortion. Absent is any urge everyone not to replace the darn Bible? There is God's article do not necessarily reflect been made in the last few consideration for the rights one form of oppression and to Iraq." way or no way, and its our duty the views of the author— generations. of the baby. It strikes me as dehumanization with another. to force dial on these heathens. This education often has hypocritical and a disservice ANGELA G0RTER MANAGING EDITOR TIFFANI MCKENZIE CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR NICOLE DELISIO CITY NEWS EDITOR KARA HULL NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MIRANDA BOND FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be fewer POLICIES E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS .is an attach- ASHLEY NEHLS DESIGN EDITOR than 300 words. 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CC team travels to California 8y Jessica Ameling be the distance of the race. include Kentucky, Vanderbilt, been either the first or second NIU-BG SPORTS REPORTER The runners will only run California and UCLA. place finisher for the team at The women's cross coun- four kilometers, instead of the In all, 19 teams will be all three of their meets thus far. try team will travel across usual five. competing from the United I lir season goal is to run under game has the country this weekend to Head coach Cami Wells is States and Canada. 18 minutes for the 5K. Coach participate for the firsr time in excited about this change in After placing 6th last Wells also believes she has the the Stanford Invitational. This distance. weekend at the Central ability to earn an All-MAC spot, provided event boasts 22 races for both "I want the women to really Collegiate Invitational, the which would mean placing in high school and college teams work on getting a good start team is looking to improve their the top 12 at the conference and will include nearly 4.000 and keeping our top seven performance this Saturday. meet. "We just want to go out and participants. runners close together at the Seniors Elise Gould and drama mile and working from there." have a good team snowing and Fight falcons, Melissa Krueger, Melissa Krueger have proven Flise Gould, lamie Roflow, Coach Wells commented. "The prove last week's placing was STEVE Caroline Hillman, Niki Suitor, shorter distance forces them to not what we are capable of their leadership by being one BROWN Kim Settle, Andrea Pollack and get out well if they want to be achieving," Coach Wells said. of the top four finishers for the Steven Garner BGNevvs Christina Gingras will represent competitive." Individually, the runners who team in every meet. NIU Guest Gilwim the University in this high-cali- Host Stanford is the defend- have been consistently leading "Ihey have been running GOING THE DISTANCE: BG's Bridget ber meet. ing national champions in the team are lamie Roflow, FJise together for a long time and Dalic takes some strides during Hiding the wave of momen- Aside from being in California, women's cross country. Gould and Melissa Krueger. they work well together," coach the Mel Brodt Invitatinal meet in tum from victories over another major difference will Other very strong teams Freshman lamie Roflow has Wells said. Bowling Green. Maryland, Alabama, Iowa State and everyone else they faced. NIU looked unstuppable going into Bowling Green last season. With its 7-0 start, the Huskies pounded their way to a No. 12 Falcons prepare ranking in Division I-A college Rugby continues to football. Tnie, the I luskies had squeaked by with some of their for their road trip victories, \ win against the No. 15 ranked Maryland came down By Ryan AutuHo to qualify for nationals and things destroy opposition SPORTS REP.ORTER like that:'Wells said. to the last play in overtime, and one could argue that NIU just The Bowling Green State Unlike baseball, Wells doesn't I uiely nabbed wins against Blowouts against University men's cross country feel that cross country programs Alabama and Ohio learn will travel to die farthest located in warm climate are But still, the record stood Ihe CMU put historic point on this season's schedule at an advantage. She says that I luskies were unbeaten. rivalry into question. to compete in this year's shortest inclement weather actually After edging out other ranked race. benefits runners in the teams, why would Bowling Saturday's annual Stanford Midwestern pan of the union. By lames Kuper Invitational will boast 50 teams "We train all year regardless of Green — a simple MAC GUEST REPORTER opponent — be any problem? — most of which are climate." she said, "1 And just like that, the once- from the western pan "We try to believe the extremes Sure, BG was ranked No. 23, but fierce Bowling Green/Central NIU had spoiled Bowling Green's of the country. make for a tougher Michigan rugby rivalry was In all, 22 races go to a athlete, mentally and season the previous year by no more. The Falcon ruggers topping the 20th-ranked Falcons will be run, which meet in a physically." whitewashed the Chippewas includes high school In fact, Wells is in DeKalb. in a triple header with scons i il different The stage was set for a match- competition. Hie first looking forward to 105 - 0. :i3 - 0, and 15 - 0. BG college race is set for part of the some colder weath- up between two of the MAC's also edged Ohio State Marion 4:10 p.m. The men biggest n.inn's: in'.quarterback country er in the Northwest by a score of 27-24. will race a 4,000 meter Ohio area )osh Ilarris and Nil) running Once one of coUege rugby course, which is half h.ukMichael turner. Rojer Mazzarella every year "We'll adjust most hotly contested rivalries, ROLLING ALONG: Center Ian Gagnon turns the coiner on his way of what they are used by wearing more Every seal i" the I alcons it is clear from last weekend's to. to get some Doyl I Vrry Stadium was filled. to a score with fullback Jake Puhl in support. clothes," she said, results that the Falcons and "It is always nice exposure "The cooler weather A crowd of 31,007 looked on. Central are two clubs head- to see some differ- The nation watched on F.SPN's domination of the game, opening backoff receiver, stole in different is actually much ed in completely opposite Central was only able to mount the ball, and sent eight man ent faces," said BGSU more ideal for GameDay directions. Saturday's victory head coach Cami After the first three minutes, only one offensive series dur- ).D. Ackermann through a distance running." was the second straight match ing the first-half of die match. defensive seam for a try in an Wells. "We try to go to CAMI WELLS, COACH Making the trip I luskies' fans lay stunned. The in which BG had crossed the a meet in a different fatons sprinted to a u-oiead. "I'm a little concerned that almost unheard of 2T seconds. to California for century mark while shutting part of the country By the third quarter, NIU was we will have to concentrate That was about as good as it the orange are out the Chips. on the defense this week in got for Central as the Falcons every year to get some down 27-3 and didn't look like exposure in different areas." brown are Ryan Rohrer. Steve the No. 12 team in the nation. "It's too bad the way things practice," stated BG assistant sent a ball carrier over the goal Ferber, Rogers Kipchumba, have turned out," commented line with an almost clockwork The host Cardinal are favored TUrner was shut down, Chris Hopps. "We certainly to win the meet on bodi die Edwin Cheruiyot, Steve Vairetta totaling his second-lowest rush- BG coach Roger Mazzarella. didn't have to play any defense regularity. and Bryan lackson. The "After 10 years of two-and-three- Ackermann's try was fol- men's and women's sides. The ing performance of the season against Central. On the other men have won the past two NCAA runners will experience a change point score differentials, it ■ lowed by tries by Hankers, with H7 yards, and the passing hand, our ball retention was in titles and are currently ranked in pace as the race is slated at 4K game wasn't any better is kind of sad to see how far the high 80th percentile, which Vince Staropoli and Brian as opposed to the traditional 8K. Farrell, centers Ian Gagnon. second in the nation. Wells says NIU quarterback Josh Haldi Central has fallen. They need is excellent." that Kentucky and California are "It will be a good experience for was sacked six times, and NIU to tap into what I've always In what had to seem like Ben Fledderjohann and Danny also great teams to watch out for. us to run a new distance," Wells gave up three interceptions. fell was an excellent Student- a video replay of lust weeks Brandenstein. wings Pave "We like to see some teams from said. "Il will give us a break from athlete base up there." match to anyone on the other regions which become the 8K and allow us to focus on NIU GAME, PAGE 6 So complete was the Falcon sideline, BG buried . the RUGBY, PAGE 6 important once you start trying keeping a closer pack." Nugents consistency is one player Buckeyes can rely on in the country." blanket. to tire 2001 season, he quickly Nugent has carried The week before, Nugent con- "I know how good he is. took stock of his special teams. Buckeyes to wins verted a 55-yard field goal as time Everybody knows how good "I'd only been here about two expired as Ohio State escaped he is," said long-snapper Kyle days when I asked the staff against Marshall and with a 24-21 win over Marshall. Andrews, an important part of that was remaining how they North CaroLina State. That'll get you carried off the Nugent's success. "It's a comfort felt about the kicking situation field on your teammates' shoul- having him back there, knowing because the kicker from 2000 was ders. A week later, he put his own that he's always going to make graduating," Tressel said. "They By Rusty Mar said, We have one guy. Untested.' IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS team on his shoulders diose." While the defense stifled the The defense is allowing less And I said, 'Weil, don't you The three certainties of Ohio than 14 points a game and think we need to go out and get State football are good defense, Wolfpack on all but their final two possessions, the Buckeyes 261 net yards. It also ended a another kicker?' cautious offense and Mike two-game slump without a "One thing led to anoUier and Nugent winning games with his offense played as if it was ahead by 50 points — ineffectively turnover by taking the ball away we went out and got Mike Nugent right instep. from the Wolfpack five times. and he became a starter from day For the second week in a row, ninning the ball, melting time off the clock and throwing only Meanwhile the offense has one. He had a tough freshman the senior kicker saved the No. year, as many freshmen do. He 7 Buckeyes (3-0) in Saturday's when absolutely necessary. mshed for just 303 yards in three 22-14 win at North Carolina State. Nugent convened kicks of games — the ill-fated Maurice was good by die end of the year. Nugent kicked five field goals 50, 30, 33, 46 and 47 yards. The Clarett had 471 by himself at the And then his sophomore, junior in as many attempts, including drives leading up to those kicks same stage two years ago. The and senior years have been three from 46 yards or farther, to covered, in order, 10 yards in Buckeyes are also erratic through spectacular. If he keeps up the tie an Ohio State record. eight plays, 34 yards in six plays, the air, mirroring their first-year pace he's been going, he could go Did we mention diat the field 1 yard on four plays, 28 yards on starter at quarterback, lustin down as one of the finest kickers was wet and that the remnants of seven plays and minus-1 yard on Zwick. in the history of our school." Hurricane Ivan were still wafting four plays. Even if the offense stutters and The fomier high school quar- through Carter-Finley Stadium? Nugent has obviously become stumbles, Nugent is always there terback from Ccnterville shanked "Mike Nugent's performance the Buckeyes' court of last to prop up his teammates. He an extra-point and missed a was outstanding," said a grateful appeal. has converted 8 of 9 field goals relatively simple field goal in a lay LaPrate AP Ptwto coach lim Tressel. "He just did a His teammates, enjoying a bye (the only miss was 53 yards) 13-6 loss at UCLA his freshman OHIO STATE'S SECRET WEAPON: Kicker Mike Nugent is mobbed by great job for us, coming through week before opening Big Ten play and has consistendy registered season in his first exposure to big- players after a game-winning field goal against Marshall. Nugent has when we needed him. We keep on Oct. 2 at Northwestern, all but touchbacks on his kickoffs. When Tressel got the job prior proven himself to be one of the nation's best kickers this season. saying he may be the best kicker confirm that he is their security NU8EHT,PAGE6 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 6 Thursday. September 23.2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Garcia looks sloppy playing BG Rugby hands out four blowouts RUGBY, FROM PAGE 5 BG's only conversion. The forays past the century at quarterback for Browns Demings and Ben Gutek. fullback mark will help the Falcons, now lake Puhl, prop Scott I lolden and 8-1, build momentum for this scrum half Brian Knaupe. week's first round of the Midwest By Tom Withers New York Giants this week. Piling on the points in die IHf ASSOCIATED PRESS "Anytime you experience a playoffs at Miami. Also at stake second-half, the Falcons cycled is BG's continued dominance of Ml Garcia has nothing to show low like we went through last through the roster once again for his most recent Nil game, Sunday, you look forward to the Mid American Conference as Ackermann, Staropoli, Puhl, club rugby championship. The Zero. Really that next opportunity to bring Gagnon and Gutek each touched- Cleveland: quarterback put yourself out of it and turn things down their second tries of the Falcons have held a death grip his name in the NFL record around,'' he said. "I have no on the championship trophy for day while Gutek also picked up 23 straight years, a streak that book last Sunday but years from ■ doubt in my mind that 1 will a third. Fly half Derek Imes made now, its a safe bet that hell never be a Better player this week. 10 of his 16 conversion attempts started all the back in the second bothei ID look n up, Obviously, I have to be." and finished die day with 20 year of Ronald Reagan's presiden- Garcia had the wot* da) oi All of the Browns need to step points. tial administration in 1982. his pro career and maybe up their game this week after the With tensions starting to Mazzarella, BG's captain in oi liis football life with a 0.0 club was ravaged by injuries on build on the field due to the vast that long ago first championship, passer rating in Sunday's loss to Sunday. difference in abilities, BG throttled says that he never envisioned the Dallas Cowboys. Six Cleveland starters were back a bit in the second match, anyone being able to hang on to "Did he ivallyV" tackle Ross injured in the loss. The most a 33-0 victory for the Falcons. the tide that long when the steak Vferba asked Wednesday "Wow. significant were rookie tight end Center Ben Fledderjohann tacked started. "The MAC teams were I'm sure he never wants to do Kellen Winslow Jr., out at least on nvo more tries to complete his the top class of U.S. rugby back then. Anyone of us could have that again." two months with a broken leg, best day ever in a brown jersey. Garcia went jusl B-of-27 for Bawling Green I ligli School grad beaten any team in the country and defensive end Courtney back then, not to mention each 71 yards and threw three Inter- Brown, who has been lost for F.ric Nutter added a solo try from ceptions, numbers thai when the hooker position as did flanker other." the season with a torn ligament led by prop Sean Edwards, the plugged into the complex QB in his foot. Bryan Kupper. J.D Ackermann rating formula spit out a pail son of the Redhawks late coach Right tackle Ryan Tucker will hit on all four of his conversion of round numbers, very round attempts. Doug Edwards, Miami (8-l| has ones. miss this week's game with a posted two big victories over strained quadriceps, defensive BG finished out the triple- Garcias double-zero is a rare Mark Duncan APPhoto Kent State and the University of tackle Gerard Warren is out after header with its third shutout over feat in theNFI According to the CLEVELAND ■. Browns quarterback Jeff Garcia had a 0.0 passer rating Central by a 15-0 score. Flanker Dayton so far this season. "Miami i has Sports Bureau, he became in Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys aggravating a strained muscle Mike Marquis scored two tries plays a 'three yards and a cloud just the lifll) quartet hack since in his chest, and cornerback and rookie scrum half Mitch of rucks' style of play," stated 1970 to stoop so km and jusl the brutal Mi.it duplicating it would throws, hesitated on others, Daylon McCutcheon ma) sit Albers got his first career try. Mazzarella. "Great for ball reten- second since 1976. lie difficult looked flustered in die pocket after having three pins surgically In the final match, BG traded tion but it takes all day to put So how does he handle it? Beginning with his third and was picked off on consecu- inserted into a broken middle the lead three times with a deter- points on the scoreboard. Our "Put it behind me," he said. attempt, when he missed ;i tive possessions in the fourth finger. mined Ohio State Marion squad. basketball on grass' style will "I knovt I haven't had many of wide-open Quincy Morgan quarter when the Browns were Those injuries compound- Scrum half lamie I lull and rookie present an interesting contrast." those experiences in the past. I streaking down the right still within five points, ed Garcias nightmarish day, wing Scott Martin both posted The Falcons have posted a 64-1 don't want lohetli.it person that sideline for what could have Statistically, it added up to a which came one week after his a pair of tries, but it took center record over the Rodhawks over says everyone has a had day Its beenaneas) touchdown, Garcia lug, tat zero, One Garcia never Celebrated debut when he threw Allen Allred's burst up the middle the past 15 years. a situation that I don't want to was off the mark all afternoon. wants to see again and one he a TD pass and ran for another as in the closing seconds to seal the Game time is set for 1:00p.m. have repealed The three-time Pro Bowler needs to forget quickly as the the Browns shocked Baltimore victory and give BG a four-game at the Doug lidwards Memorial Garcias performance was so With San Francisco rushed Browns (1-1) prepare to visit the in the first week. sweep, lack Ryan Deal kicked Field in Oxford. Tennis hosts BGSU Invite Saturday NIU football looks Matt Hawkins and \avier. I lean said. "People were moved of their returning players from SPOAlS REPORIEH "We've been struggling against up two spots and we were last season, they will have to fill The BCi tennis team serves up Xaviet over the last couple years struggling with the power game the void left by Gaby Cocllo and to avenge losses another season this Saturday at In our dual matches, so I would against other MAC teams So lisa Maloney. Dean said both 9 am. when the) host the l« ,SI I love to see some wins over Xaviet this year we need to make sure freshmen lenna Nussbaum and Invitational at Keefe I ourts. players," Dean said, thai we regain our confidence Andrea Volley will be ready to NIU GAME, FROM PAGE 5 10-2 and missing the MAC West This year's Falcons squad However, this weekend is and keep it going into the MAC contribute in their absence. title to Bowling Green. consists of seniors Susie just the beginning, and the season.' "We're going to miss Ciaby and On the other side of the ball, The Falcons ended up topping Schoenbcrgcr, Laura Kokinda Falcons hope they can gain Even though the Falcons won't Usa a lot but 1 do see the fresh Bowling Greens quarteriiack Northwestern in the Motor City and Cameron Benjamin, juniors some momentum to start the get into any MAC competition nun stepping up and trying to could do nothing but shine. Bowl, while the Huskies sat at Andrea Meisterand I leidi Homer, long season on a high note. But until March, the matches this fill those shoes," Dean said. "I'm 1 larris threw 27-of-43 passes home to watch on TV and take sophomores Erica Wolfe and there is one thing in particular lull still retrain importantforthe real pleased with them so far for 438 yards widi two touch- claim to being the best team in Ashley lakupcin. and freshmen that the Falcons must overcome Falcons. Dean said it's impor- [heyVe come in with a good downs. To top that off, he rushed 1 )i\ ision l-A football without a from last season: Injuries. tant tor the team to face tough attitude; they're working hard lenna Nussbaum and Andrea for 89 yards - more than Turner. bowl game. Volley. List year, the Falcons began competition against good teams and should definitely contribute I Nugent worked hard on his game NUGENT, FROM PAGE 5 ic 14-0 national championship record set by Bob Atha who had not to dwell on it. the following year, hitting on a five field goals in a 1981 game "1 think that would be great," nine college football. school-record 25 of 28 field goals — and has more in his sights. he said. "The only time I real- Take the ScjSH Shuttle To Over 40 Stores!!! "That was the low point." while being named first-team He now has 285 points in his ly ever think about it is when Nugent said. All-American by The Associated three-plus seasons in Columbus. somebody lets me know about He converted only half of his Press. putting him just 63 points it, maybe after a game they'll say, 14 kicks during the 2001 sea- Last year he was no less behind Ohio State record holder 'Oh, you made it to this point in 1 00 son and the Buckeyes ended up efficient, making 16 of 19 field Pete Johnson. Johnson had 58 the scoring records.' V***** ** ] mm^ losing two games by three points goals and all 38 of his point-after touchdowns from 1973 to 1976. "I'm not sitting at home, saying and another by two. kicks. Nugent, who had 86 points to myself, 'Oh, I could get this or Nugent was one of die biggest Nugent owns 13 school last year and 120 the year before, I could get that.' It's only when factors in die Buckeyes' meteor- records — tying the Ohio State wants the record but is trying somebody brings it up." PATRIOTISM IS DEFINED BY WHAT YOU 00. BY HOW LONG YOU DO IT. Intnvl 1, Option I '.p toSI8.000 not> n '. tacllM.'i . ' rtruksywisai*. me from up lo W ■ **t to ...... And tifld out iKwhecoi'i . you choose is based on *mr qualiltcatr m 1 . • ■ eip*T< Where: 1616 E. Wooster Street in Bowling Green Whem Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat -call for appt Who: staff Sgt David Schertz (419) 352-7S41 WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday, September 23,2004 7 Detroit prepared to defend Brown refuses to crown when playoffs start quit on Geveland ByVfoA-Chtrwoo rHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thompson, who became the Sparks' co-coaches. las Angeles, The Detroit Shock's bid for a 14-6 with Cooper, was even second straight WNBA more dominant after his depar- championship is looking any- ture, winning 11 of 14 games. thing but easy. They're without Sparks star Lisa Leslie finished leading scorer Swin Cash, and third in the league in scoring (17.6 they needed a win on the last points) and first in rebounding day of the regular season to grab (9.9). Mwadi Mabika averaged the final playoff berth. 14.4 points, and guards Nikki Under coach Bill Laimbeer, Teasley and Tamecka Dixon the Shock engineered a worst- barely missed averaging double- to-first turnaround a year ago, digits in scoring, too. going from the fewest wins to a Forward DeLisha Milton- league-best 25-9 record en route Jones, averaging 9.4 points to their first title. They went back and 4.7 rebounds, injured her to struggling this season, only knee just before Cooper left winding up 17-17 by closing and skipped playing in the John Heller APPMo with three straight victories. Olympics. NOT DONE YET: Cleveland's Courtney Brown recovers a fumble against Detroit hosts the New York The Sparks and Monarchs (18- Pittsburgh in 2003. Brown claims he will return after his latest injury Liberty in Game 1 as the post- 16) split their four-game season season starts tomorrow night. series, with each team winning Los Angeles is at Sacramento in By Tom Withers once on the opponent's court. He's going to comeback. I got that night's other game, while THE ASSOCIATED PRESS faith in Courtney. He's going to Sacramento won its last three the other series begin Saturday: Courtney Brown refuses to come back stronger and better.'' Connecticut at Washington, and games to take the fourth seeding surrender to injuries. 1 le's already in the conference. linebacker Andra Davis is sure Seattle at Minnesota. planning another comeback of it, too. The Shock's Cash is sidelined The other West series pits the Just hours after undergoing Seattle Storm (20-14), led by "He's not a quitter," Davis said. for all of the playoffs with a torn surgery to repair a torn ligament "He's going to keep fighting. the league's leading scorer and ligament in her left knee. Sixth that will sideline him for the Courtney is the strongest person defending MVP Lauren Jackson, in the league in scoring average season, Cleveland's oft-injured that I know mentally. He's had at 16.4 points, she averaged 6.5 against the Minnesota Lynx defensive end told Browns coach some bad breaks, but he's going rebounds and 4.2 assists in 32 (18-16). The 6-foot-5 Jackson Butch Davis to plan on seeing to keep fighting on." averaged 20.5 points and hit games before hurting her knee him soon. Brown tore a ligament in his 45 percent of her 3-pointers, at Phoenix on Sept. 11. "He was like, 'I'll be back, I'll be foot in the first quarter of Sunday's second in the league among "We have a significant injury. in there in a couple days rehab- game against Dallas — the first of players attempting at least 100. However, we have other great RoyOabner APPtnto bing,' " Davis said Wednesday. six Cleveland starters to go down players," Laimbeer said. "You OUCH: Detroit Shock forward Swin Cash screams as she falls to the In the East, the top-seeded "He's got an awesome, awesome with injuries. Connecticut Sun (18-16) will look at the Eastern Conference, floor in pain in a game against Phoenix Sept 11. Cash's injury will keep disposition. He's a remarkable Tight end Kellen Winslow will and our interior post play, we her from playing for the Shock when the playoffs start Friday. face the Mystics (17-17), who kid." miss at least two months with a think, is the best, with Cheryl earned a playoff berth despite Remarkable, too, would sum broken right leg, but Davis is still Ford, Ruth Riley and Barbara Eastern Conference, one year Sparks (25-9) overcame an inju- playing without three-time All- up Brown's determination to keep optimistic the first-round pick Farris. That's going to be our after missing the playoffs for just ry to one of their key players and Star Chamique Holdsclaw in 12 playing despite a career slowed will be able to help this season. strength." the second time. Coyle replaced a midseason coaching change of their last 13 games Holdsclaw by major injuries. The first over- Winslow had surgery Tuesday indeed, the Shock still have the fired Richie Adubato in July to finish with the league's best isoutfortherestofthe year with all player drafted in 2000, Brown and Davis said while doctors three double-digit scorers in after New York lost eight of nine record. a medical problem, but neither was placed on injured reserve inserted screws to stabilize the Riley — Cash's U.S. Olympic games to drop to 7-9. They're aiming for a fourth she nor the team has said exactly Tuesday — the fourth straight teammate and last year's Finals fracture, they did not find any With a figure skating show straight trip to the WNBA Finals: what it is year he has ended up there. ligament damage. If all goes well, MVP — and All-Stars Ford and scheduled at The Palace of The Sparks won consecutive Katie Douglas, Connecticut's But although his body keeps Deanna Nolan. Winslow could be walking in Auburn Hills, the opener of the titles in 2001-02, then lost to 3-point shooting leader, took an breaking down, Brown won't give two weeks and Davis is holding "They are a great team, even best-of-three series will be at Joe Detroit in the championship elbow to the face during prac- up, a fact that doesn't surprise with Cash out," New York coach out hope he'll have the fomier Louis Arena in Detroit. Second- series last year. tice Wednesday. Sun coach Mike any of his teammates, who speak University of Miami star back in Pat Coyle said "They are defend- seeded New York will then host Michaei Cooper left mid- Thibault was unsure if the injury glowingly of him. ing champions, and we have November. Game 2 and, if necessary, Game waj through his fifth season as would keep her out of the series. "He ain't going to quit," defen- great respect for them." The Browns have discussed 3. The teams split their four coach of the Sparks, joining the The Houston Comets, win- sive end Kenard Lang said. "He's placing Winslow on injured The Liberty (18-16) also fin- games this season, with each Denver Nuggets as an assistant. ners of the league's first four going to keep on fighting. You ished the season with three team winning twice at home reserve for the rest of the season, He was replaced by his assistants titles from 1997-00, missed the know that little Chihuahua but want to hold off as long as wins to be seeded No. 2 in the In the West, the las Angeles Ryan Weisenberg and Karleen playoffs for the first time. always biting at your pants leg? possible. Homecoming is coming with a details monday! WWW.BGNEWS.COM 8 Thursday. 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XXX? • ISSUE 1 • SEPTEMBER 2004 • • Minority Report: Multicultural Enrollment w- ^3U;y fc'no Urnifc? MERICANS Bo.SS Oo«IO ROS ti lO tlOilS pective: 101 tho Classroom 10 Strategies/For a Successful School Year MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Obsidian is to represent and report on the diverse multicultural community at Bowling Green State University, inclusive of all ethnic, cultural, gender and lifestyle populations on campus. It should strive to explore issues, personalities, and events that are relevant and important to the multicultural community at Bowling Green State University, not only serving those individuals, but also acting as an informational conduit to the greater University population The multicultural community of Bowling Green State University can be defined to include, but not limited to: African American, Hispanic, International, Asian and Pacific Island, Native American students and individuals, and people of under-represented groups related to gender identity. When Does the Hard Work Pay Off? Editor-in-Chief: Allia J. Miller I am a firm believer in the age-old belief "You reap what you sow." It's often hard to imagine that the actions we take now will be the benefits or repercussions we reap later. So, the question then becomes, "What are you sowing Don V judge into your life?" I look forward to my future everyday. I'd like to think that as a member of this intellectual community, that everyone has set goals that they look forward to someday accomplishing. Life is a whirlwind ride with many each day bumps and swerves, and although at times it may move fast forward, it's advisable to hold on for the ride; after all. by the harvest your life counts on it. you reap, but by The Obsidian is something that I would like to think is one of my little bumps in life's crazy path. This year I look forward to great times full of new discoveries about how to run a publication, balance life, and maintain sanity, all the seeds the while enjoying the ride. When I think about the late nights of toiling over books I would rather not read, stress- you plant" ing over tests I "had" to pass, or typing countless papers, it hits me that I'm working towards a goal. While that goal may not be crystal clear, it is at least real enough for me to hold on to a passion and a motivation unlike any other. — Robert Louis Stevenson — I encourage you, as I encourage myself daily, to enjoy life everyday and do your best to make each day count. The stress of day-to-day living can sometimes cloud your vision of your goals, but it if you take time to look at the Feel free to send in progress you've made towards your goal, you may surprise yourself with how far you've gotten. Work is just that: commentary, questions. work. It is the ability to fulfill duties or tasks in an efficient manner. What makes life worthwhile are the things that concerns, or thoughts about happen in between the hard work. Those are the benefits we find to be fulfilling, or the repercussions that leave us The Obsidian with life lessons learned. to assistant editor Sheena Neal at When does the hard work pay off? The question remains, but the answer is for you to define. Success is some- sheenan(u)bgnet.bgsu.edu. thing that should be reached on a daily basis. Succeed at accomplishing daily tasks in order to work towards your We will be adding goal. In time, you will find that the path traveled behind you is longer and the distance ahead is shorter. "Letters to the Editor" We sincerely hope you enjoy this first issue! Make sure to check out "10 Study Tips" to keep you on point in upcoming issues to allow you. the readers. this semester. For a little bit of comic relief and intellectual stimulation, we have "What's Really Going On!!" to let us know what you a section dedicated to asking those questions you may have thought about but never said aloud in future issues. need to keep you coming back for more! J • • Contents Staff Staff expectations While the Obsidian is publication thai has stood the tesi DI time, we realize thai this success did nol come aboul In chance. This publication is .1 representation of the minority voice on campus and therefore desires much dedication. We ask thai the staff be committed to the publication, always present their input, and above al have fun! anus • • MULT TURAL By Margarita Louise Gaines Rivera also adds that in the future the University plans to have more BGSU Eowling Green State University E T billboards, television and radio adver- is not famous for its soanng tisements highlighting the institution's population of minority stu- Mo diversity to contribute to recruitment dents, or at least it doesn't appear that way efforts. after observing the campus surroundings in the mowever, improvement of on any given day. In many cases, especially multicultural communities for students who have come from a more Right Direction at the University does not multi-cultured environment, it is somewhat stop solely at increasing numbers and of a "culture shock" when they first arrive statistics; there are a variety of other to the Bowling Green State University cam- BGSU Diversity ways in which the werall experiences pus. Other times, students of "minority" sented" and "multicultural" are is on the rise. responded," There are a variety of for these minority groups have been backgrounds, or, as the university likes often used interchangeable at the reasons: recruiting efforts by the enhanced. "I have seen a greater num- to put it "historically underrepresented" University, the former categoriza- In Fact a Admissions Office, a diverse curricu- ber of students of color collaborate with individuals might be one of a mere two or tion provided by Rivera is the one lum, a stellar football season, posi- each other and with other diverse and three students in an entire class with simi- 4.8% increase most predominately used of the tive feedback from current students larger student organizations," Rivera lar ethnic backgrounds, rf at all. However, two. over last year to potential students, scholarship explains. "Organizations like the Latino while it might appear that the University As misleading as Bowling opportunities for historically under- Student Union also have had a large lacks minority students in numbers, it Green State University's his- represented students, the faculty and increase in membership from those certainly does not mean that the amount torically underrepresented This is staffs student-centered focus...". other than students of their ethnic ori- accounted for do not have significant populations appear, they are, She also refers to the recent 2000 cen- gin. African-American, American Indian. value. In fact, the University has had quite as records show, growing each partly do to sus report that reveals that Black and White, and other international students a vast improvement in the amount of mul- year. In fact, Shuford reveals Asian students in Ohio students fall actively participate in the organization ticultural students over the years. that Black. American Indian, recruiting efforts below the state average, and in con- as well' likewise, ShufonJ agrees But who exactly are the so-called "his- Asian American, and Hispanic diverse curriculum trast American Indian and Hispanic that multicultural students are torically underrepresented" students any- student enrolment have gone Onto students are well above the becoming more involved. There has way? Marcus A. Rivera, Co-Director of the stellar football season up since last year alone. There state average torn of which might been an increase in registered multi- Office of Student Academic Achievement are 976 African-American, 447 positive student explain the University's smaller or feedback cultural student organizations on cam- explains that the University categorizes Hispanic, 132 Asian American, larger increase amongst certain ethnic pus funded with institutional funds," not only general students of color, but and 71 American Indian students scholarship groups. "Support programs like the opportunities she says. "Students of color are also also specific individual "sub-categories" this fall 2004 semester as com- Students Mentonng Aiding Retaining becoming more involved in mainstream that identify historically underrepresented pared to last fall's 845 African- and Teaching (SMART) program, AIMS, organizations like the Undergraduate populations that include African-American American, 427 Hispanic, 120 A Look at Diversity and the Center for Multicultural and Student Government and the University (Black), Hispanic (Latino/a), Asian- Asian American, and 50 American at BGSU Academic Initiatives also have a posi- Activities Organization, which means American/Pacific Islander, Native American Indian students. Shuford also tive impact on recruitment and reten- there is a greater voice on campus from (American Indian), and International noted that the retention rate or tion," says Shuford. There are many underrepresented groups'. students. The Center for Multicultural and amount of students returning to services on campus where parents are □ noffenng keys to success for Academic Initiatives also includes "LGBF the University the following year, often appreciative knowing that their historically underrepresented or lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender for last year's first-year class is child will receive support and care students at Bowling Green students into the equation, says Dr. Bettina up by 2.8% for African-American from faculty and staff at BGSU." State University, James T. Jackson. C. Shuford, Assistant Vice President from students, 9.1% for Hispanic stu- «s 2* Rivera agrees that recruiting stu- o Obsidian Writer, Downtown staff member. Despite the SUMMER DONALDSON large number of students that patron- It's Thursday night and as the Terror izes the popular club, some students Squad's hit song "Lean Back" refuse to attend if it means changini blasts through the doors of BG's what they want to wear.'Why local night club, Sky Bar, student should I pay money to attend Kyle Green's anticipation of hitting a club that does not alow me to the dance floor begins to amplify. wear what I want? I feel that we But, Kyle never makes it to the [minorities] have become numb to dance floor. Kyle Green, a third-year how people treat us. If we want prog- business major at BGSU was in vio- ress, we have to team not to patronize lation of Sky Bar's dress code. When places that set blatant profile laws," Kyle recently attended Sky Bar with says junior Arkilah Womack While his friends, he was in total awe that this policy may seem harsh, some the way he was dressed violated the students believe that Sky Bar has the bar's policy. right to enforce the dress code. Some "I had on Air Force One gym say that Sky Bar is a private establish- shoes, blue jeans, and a white ment and they have the right to set Rocawear™ t-shirt. The bouncer laws within their place of business. picked me out of the line and told The laws have gone too far," says me that I couldn't come in because BG sophomore Julian MackBut the I had a white t-shirt on. There question of where the line should be aren't clothing policies like this one drawn when someone's rights begin to back home in Detroit [Michigan] infringe upon others' rights, is relative and in neighboring city, Pontiac," in this situation. It is this important Green said. Kyle was in direct viola- question that has began to spark dis- tion of the club's dress code. His cussion between students across the white Rocawear™ t-shirt is one of campus of BGSU. the various clothing items prohib- "Such safety precautions are ited in Sky Bar. Sky Bar which is indeed important but there is no way located on Main Street, has a dress that someone not wearing a basket- code that prohibits the wearing of ball jersey is going to make me feel baggy jeans, necklaces with large safe. I'd feel safer if the drunken medallions, dog chains, Timberiand person standing next to me in the boots, ball caps, head scarves, entrance line is not admitted," says jerseys, sweat pants and white t- Womack shirts. Sky Bar is not BG's only night "If Sky Bar is one of the only popular club with a dress code. Similar clubs in Bowling Green, I guess I'll The bouncer piched me out of [lie line and told me thatI couldn't policies are practiced at local club, be partying some where else," says Uptown Downtown."Baggy jeans Womack jokingly. come in because I had awhile t-shirt on and big chains aren't allowed Questions and/or comments can [in Uptown Downtown] for safety be emailed to summerd@bgnet precautions," said an Uptown bgsu.edu. • • PreeXpressions TODAY (inspired by Jesus Bayano's" Now") GROWN By BridgetteD. Thomas Right after he states he's a grown man Bum wack music He contradicts himself Buy real artists By bragging about the women TODAY Who have spared him from using his hand Appreciate my mother I figure men brag about getting sex Forgive my father Because sex is easier than love to get Cherish my grandmother Words have power when used School my brother about society TODAY The statement I'm grown get's abused Realize that my degree won't guarantee That I'll escape the cycle of poverty Today "UNKNOWN" Stop being afraid State my claim to fame Live up to my potential HAVING Be positively influential TODAY RESEARCH PROBLEMS? Emotions take me over as I reminisce Take over my emotions and start over Stop reminiscing start rebuilding TODAY Bf Decide rather to resolve or dissolve relationships Check out Won't listen to rhetoric or fuel their gossip TODAY University Libraries' Tell him I love him New Research Consultation Service He makes my soul whole As a soul mate should though far away TODAY If we keep praying FALL SEMESTER SESSIONS We'll be one someday every Thursday starting: I wish that day was today I need to repent and mean it September 23, 2004 TODAY Talk of globalization is a sign of the rapture This is the 7th day 4:00 - 7:00 P.M. The lord is coming back Jerome Library TODAY Tell children to plan Pallister Conference Room Don't make the same mistakes I did TODAY Check the oppressors 4:00 - 5:00pm: Seminar Topics - Rock the vote away from Bush Library & Internet Research TODAY Kerry is an opportunist, figurehead, lesser of two evils in this 5:00 - 7:00pm: One on One Help TODAY Rather we vote or not tomorrow doesn't make a difference People are already dead Contact: Mary G. Wrighten • 2-7897 TODAY [email protected] Excerpt From The Book -"The Messenger" -No Time Like The Present GRSZk PERSPECTIVE Sheena L Neal, Assistant Editor -^ Many students don't understand not just about throwing parties, the purpose of the Greek commu- it's about the community coming nity.Some may not understand how together and doing something posi- powerful a tool the Greek commu- tive while bonding with each other. nity can be. Greek leaders got the chance to Are students at fault for not educate students about their com- understanding and demanding munity last Thursday at "Meet the an explanation? Qr is the Greek Greeks," in the Bowen Thompson community guilty for not educating Student Union. This program served and displaying the principles that as an opportunity for the organiza- they were founded upon? With the tions to showcase their community enrollment of one of the biggest service projects, famous members, freshman classes this semester, it scholarship programs, upcoming is important that the Greek commu- events, academic achievements nity recognize the impact that they and culture. The Greek leaders on could have on students, whether the panel also answered ques- it is negative or positive. 'To feel tions about requirements to join like you belong, if s not neces- their organization, why they joined, sary to pay anyone or to perform their no-hazing policy, networking tasks to be called a brother' or possibilities, and how to go about 'sister'," freshman Alia Geffrard, approaching current members said. "Anyone can work towards about information concerning their scholarship, throw a party or make organization. Though each Greek new friends without participating organization is different, they were with the Greeks." However, accord- all founded with the purpose of ing to Chris Biggins, undergraduate promoting leadership, scholarship, member of Kappa Alpha Psi, it's sisterhood/brotherhood and service. • • • • List of Center for Multicultural Multicultural & Organizations Academic Initiatives >n-Campus Proposed Socio/Cultural Programs Academic Year 2004-2005 MULTICULTURAL World Student Association AND LANGUAGE CELEBRATION DATE TIME LOCATION African American Graduate CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS Student Association PIE -Community Service Day 10/23/2004 TBA TBA African Brain Gain Creative Minds Movement Eccentricity Dance Team African People's Association Breakfast of Champions 11/06/2004 8am- 12pm Union Ballroom Africana Dance Troupe JOURNALISM, MEDIA AND Asian Communities United CREATIVE WRITING Native -American Month 11/08/2004 TBA Union Ballroom Black Intellects Group Tint Magazine Black Student Union (BSU) The Obsidian Monthly Lecture Series 11/17/2004 1:20-2:20 101 Olscamp Caribbean Association Chinese Students & MUSICAL ARTS PIE Meeting 11/19/2004 4:30-5:30 308 Union Scholars Association For Your Intertainment (FYI) Club Espanol Gospel Choir Kwanzaa 1?/07/?n04 5:30- 10pm Union Rallmnm Coalition to Defend Affirmative Selah Campus Ministry Action and Integration (BAMN) French Club FRATERNITIES German Club Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Hillel \bu should always learn, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc with life comes wisdom India Student Association Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. and with wisdom International Careers Network BGSU Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. comes the courage International Relations lota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. Organization to live your life selflessry. Sigma Lambda Beta Italian Club The more you learn Fraternity, Inc. about yourself health service Japanese Club Division of Student Affairs and the experiences Bowling Green State University JUNTOS (Latino Graduate SORORITIES surrounding your life Organization) Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. the more opportunities Latino Cultural Arts Committee Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. you have to Latino Student Union (LSU) Sigma Gamma Rho make your life National Association for the Sorority, Inc. better and more Advancement of Colored Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. fulfilling. People (NAACP) Sigma Lambda Gamma Native American Unity Council Sorority, Inc. Russian Club Delta Chi Phi Multi-Cultural UpLift Sorority —Amy Candy— Vision - (GLBTQIQSS) Call to make an appointment 419.372.2271 • • to Strategies for a Successful School Year By NAPOLEON BRADFORD \\T^~1 elcome Back everyone, of pages can really help. I have know 0.REMEMBER YOUR PURPOSE [R BELIEVE IN YOU - This is I know these seem very basic and \ ' " / and to Ihe Freshmen... persons to place notes between sections - At times it may become hard to by tar the most important strategy simple, but they are not all being l__A—' Welcome!!! As we embark ol then reading that say. "Five minute focus or even to become motivated practiced These strategies really on a new school year I wanted to break." or, "You have done good, go get for success. It is so easy to give to complete assignments. It is at encourage everyone to give their best a snack." These things help make the up when frustration comes, but helped me achieve the success I have and strive lor that 4.0 GPA this school reading go by much faster. This also this time that you must remember you must always believe that you in school, yet they might not work for year!!! There are certain strategies that works for major projects or papers, that you did not leave your home can experience success. The Bible you, and definitely won't if you don't I have found useful to ensure success. for by breaking assignments up in and travel all the way to Bowling says faith is the substance of things try. This is by no means a definitive pieces; we decrease the opportunity to I would like to take some time to share Green State University to settle and hoped for, the evidence of things list of strategies, it is only designed to procrastinate some of them with you. in hopes that give-up. We must remember that not seen. Regardless of where spark your ideas, for only you know you can use them to aid in your suc- S„ UTILIZE THE MANY our primary purpose is education you are right now in your classes best how to make you achieve. It cesses here at BGSU RESOURCES OF THE CAMPUS - l and the attainment of a degree that or whether you can even envision is my hope that everyone reaches □.VISIT PROFESSORS DURING was really disheartened when I found that allows us to successfully transition yourself passing, you can turn your their level of success, and if there is OFFICE HOURS - Professors set many freshmen do not know about Ihe into the professional realm. Any school year around and achieve a anything I can do to help you let me office hours because they know that Writer's Lab, Math Lab. or Study Skills and everything that interferes with passing grade. You just have to know, for together we can ail achieve Lab. These are key places to know if students will need help with whal they that goal must be stopped have faith, faith in you. success this and future semesters learn. They also set them so that they you want a successful year especially if can get to know those students that you find yourself struggling on a paper, a really want to succeed. Use them, get homework assignment, or you just can't to know your professor, and it could be seem to retain information for a test. For the difference between a "D" and a "C " students in large lectures like Math 121. it is important to know who is writing the SET UP STUDY GROUPS test, so that you may participate in that WITHIN YOUR CLASS - You are professor's study sessions. Multicultural • - definitely not the only one that is Affairs and Academic Initiatives is struggling in a class, yet you choose to another mapr resource that can help study alone. By working with others in in a variety of ways. Out the key is to your class, you increase the likelihood make contact periodically throughout the that someone in the group will know semester, not to wait until you are failing the answer or be able to explain the every class. concept. Remember two or three heads V. SEEK WAYS TO RELIEVE is sometimes better than one. STRESS - One of the surest ways to B. USE YOUR TIME WISELY - This hinder your academic progress is to is one of the maior keys to having a buckle under the pressures of tests, successful semester Think ot how homework, papers, and lite. Stress easy it is to have lunch with your boys is a natural part ol life, but improper or girls, look up at the clock, and find management of stress can throw thai 3 hours have passed by. Those your school work and life off of track. moments could effectively been used Exercise is a great lorm of stress man- . reading assignments for class, taking a agement, so utilize the many aerobic nap to rejuvenate yourself for evening clas'ses and opportunities in the Student study, knocking out a chunk of a major Recreation Center. You may also choose project or paper, or studying for an to join some sort of club or organization exam. The most wasted time for many to help relieve stress Those are not the is between lunch and dinner, yet we only way to relieve stress, for instance I find ourselves staying up until 2 and 3 like to dance, read books, or volunteer. o'clock in the morning on an assign- I find that anything that temporarily ment that could have been done way removes me from the thing causing me before nightfall. stress serves as a stress reliever. □0 DEVELOP A STUDY ROUTINE ©.REWARD YOUR SUCCESSES - While it easy to sporadically pick up NO MATTER HOW SMALL a book and call it studying, consistency - Sometimes it can seem as if nobody is what contributes to retention ol notices or appreciates the fact that information. Train your mind by cfioos- you scored 7 points higher on this -1 ing close to the same hours everyday week's quiz than last, so you must. It to study. Also try studying in the same is important that when you pass a setting each time, for while it might quiz, get 10 out of 10 on a homework seem monotonous and boring, our assignment, or even complete a chapter mind is thanking us. in a text book, you acknowledge your BREAK MAJOR ASSIGNMENTS accomplishments This serves a way to motivate you to continue to strive INTO SMALL TASKS - Reading despite how hard it is. Rewards can 50 pages at one sitting can often be come in any form: a new CO going discouraging, but breaking it into five to the movies, or lust taking extra-self sets ot 10 pages with little notes of time. The form is not important, but the , encouragement at the end of each set t tact that you do it is. • • Life Outside the Glass Room By NATHAN ROBSON Qur college years here at "Joining some kind of organization wants to know what organizations and volleyball to name a few that visit their web site at http://www. Bowling Green are sup- can make you more marketable in are available with in that depart- many students can stay involved bqsu.edu/offlces/sa/imsc/. posed to be the best years the work place," says Heminger. ment, the teacher may be able to with after leaving High School. All students should get of our lives. But despite this, Organizations can help students tell the student what is available There are also a few other sports to involved in some kind of orga- starting out your college career build and develop their leader- with in that organization, and if not, try that may not have been available nization or activity threw out here, especially as a Ireshman ship skills, which Heminger feels they can refer them to some one during High School. their college career. There are can be a bit rough or slow. Many is really important (or life after who does. For those interested in trying many important reasons why it is freshmen do not know what college. a new sport, there is always Club important, such as the making new Bowling Green has to offer them Rugby, which is just one of the friends, learning more about your out side of the classroom until a many club sports that competes career path, or just to stay in shape. few months after moving in. Out against other schools. Club sports Bennett feels that the organizations side of the classrooms Bowling are harder to get into then intramu- are important because, "You can Green has over 300 student led ral sports because Club sports have get a chance to meet new people, organizations. With this many a limited room on their roster, and and broaden your horizons by mak- organizations there Is definitely as a result may make cuts to their ing new and diverse friends." With something for every one here. roster if they do not have enough over 300 organizations on campus Gordy Heminger of Joining some hind of room. Intramural sports though there is defiantly something for Campus Involvement says, "Almost is for every one, no matter how every one to do. All you have to do all students are in some type ol athletic or not you are. For stu- as a student is pick up your phone student organization, whether it is organization can make you more dents interested in Club Sports they or send an e-mail and you are as intramural sports or the campus can go to the Perry Field House, or good as in. paper." Heminger has several sug- call their office at 2-2464. Students gestions as to how students can get can also call the hotline at 2-2650. involved into student organizations. marhetable in the uiorh place. For intramural sports students can The first step he suggests is to tind call 2-2477 to get information or an interest you have, and then from — GORDY HEMINGER — there you have several options to Interim Coordinator of Student Organizations find an organization with what you want. One way Heminger recom- mends is to check out Campus Fest, which unfortunately has already come and gone. Campus Fest otters lots of options as student Victoria Ekstrand, a teacher in There are several other organizations set up a booth and the journalism department believes reasons why students should give out information on how to join get involved in student organiza- Monday SeptemberAM 27th -7$0p.m Olscamp 217 that participation in various student and what their particular organiza- organizations is vitally important. tions. Kim Bennett, a Tourism ALL DRESSED UP AND NO WHERE TO GO? tion is for. Heminger also recom- Come learn about things you need to know to make your She says, "For freshmen and Administration major, and Melissa mends checking out the student application process and overall transition to grad school or sophomores especially, it can be Fernandez, a Fine Arts major both job hunting as smooth as possible. organization web site at www. helpful to understand, to see if are both freshmen this year. Both bgsu.edu offices sagetin- [what you're doing] is what you of them are participating in the Tuesday September 28th -8:00 the Union Pub volved orgdirectory.html want to do." With student organiza- University Dance Alliance, or UDA. CREATIVE MINDS COLLABORATION Come out and enjoy an evening of poetry. This web site gives a description tions available for practically every Both Bennett and Fernandez are of any clubs which students may major, it makes it easy for students participating in the UDA to meet Wednesday September 29th - 7:00p.m Olscamp 217 be interested in joining, as well as to decide what they want to do other people, and to stay in shape. BEAUTY, BEGINNING FROM WITHIN: contact information. Also students with their future. Organizations The infamous freshman 15 affects "Wftft every real women needs to know" should look in any kind of student can help a student decide that they almost all-incoming freshmen at hat is the word Beauty? Come and discuss things that every woman publication such as the BGNews, don't like their major, or help them some point in their year. The main uld know about basic care for themselves (hair, nails, skin, etc.) the Gavel or The Obsidian. These narrow down their field with in their cause is that freshmen are stressed publications will quite often have 'ay September 30th -7:00p.m room 114BA building ^^ selected department. by being away from home and in PARTY POLITICAL FORUM: information on meetings for vari- Another way that Ekstrand a new environment, and they don't lijcuss politics with a panel which will include ous student organizations in them, mentions for students to get know what is available to stay in s, Democrats, antJirlbre. or contact information for these involved is to talk to their pro- shape. organizations. Friday fessors. Professors are often Intramural sports are also a SISTER'S Heminger really suggests that connected to clubs and other very popular and very fun way to students get involved in campus organizations that are involved with meet new people and to stay in activities because it can be an their department. So if a student shape. There are a variety of sports important part of their future. such as football, basketball, softball • • Multicultural Enrollment CONTINUED from page 4 UNIVERSITY opportunities outside of their com- families and their communities, gradu- munity of color." he explains. "That is ate from college and take advantage of bookstore like going to Baskin Robbins and only the classroom experience." getting chocolate ice cream. The ice Eivera suggests never stop cream parlor has over 31 flavors but asking questions in class, you only limit yourself to one". He con- because "Asking questions fViU l/nl 11M j[ nj tinues, "Students who never venture at the collegiate level is a sign of matu- -ji beyond also cheat themselves and rity and responsibility". He also recom- tmii the University of true growth because mends helping to diversify the campus both the University and the student by applying to be a Resident Advisor. are never forced to move beyond cur- Says Rivera, "Our presence will only MltrJU rent practices, beliefs and comfort". inspire more students to get involved at Clubs • Events • Favors • Organizations • Fraternities • Parties Jackson also urges multicultural these levels, and thus assist students • Personalized Presents • Sororities • Sports Teams • Alums • Students should embrace the opportunity to interact with people who are different with regard to religion, ethnicity, nationality. sexual orientation, and ideology. — DR. BETTINA C. SHUFFORD — Assistant Vice President from Student Affairs and Director of the Center for Multicultural and Academic Initiatives. CAJ MWWGQMEN students to immerse themselves in in networking and feeling connected to "personal academic development". the campus". Shuford urges students He says. "Minority students need to to seek out the aforementioned multi- grasp all erf the intellectual opportuni- cultural support programs and services ties available in the collegiate setting. like SMART and tlie Center, as well They need to stop settling for a "C" obtain advice from Residence Advisors. You can order fust one of a kind or 100. and begin to actuate their potential Academic Advisors, and instructors. to earn an "A." Black. Latino, and She also suggests getting involved, not other people of color can no longer only with multicultural organizations, YOU CAN CREATE YOUR OWN afford to exist on their current level" but with more mainstream campus Jackson also reports that the demands organizations to "ensure that diverse UNIQUE SCHOOL GARMENT of the professional world have changed perspectives are being voiced within so much that a mediocre student with the University". "Seek out groups that minimal skills will may end up working are different from your own," Shuford AND YOUR OWN DESIGNS! as a server at "Outback Steakhouse" advises. "Students should embrace the instead of a potentially promising opportunity to interact with people who Visit bookstore.bgsu.edu and click on personalized career. Since less than 5% of the pop- are different with regard to religion, eth- apparel to create your own BGSU clothing, or click ulation of the entire world ever get the nicity, nationality, sexual orientation, and chance to attend a college or university, ideology. 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Try it with one ol the tat-lree sauces, such as Honey Mustard Hearty roast beet, brown edged turkey, and ham. on your choice of bread, ■■ i vegan 6-lnch $3 69 wrth a zesty Red Wine Vinaigrette Dressing. 6-Inch $3 89 Roast Beef Honey Mustard Ham Tender Roast Beet, accented with your Iresh vegetable choices. 6-lnch $3.69 Ham, fresh vegetables, and Honey Mustard Sauce. Cold Cut Trio 6-Inch $ 3 69 Our own blend oi turkey-based ham. salami, and bologna. 6 Inch $3 19 Subway Club Dijon Horseradish Melt A classic done belter: tender roast beet, brown-edged turkey breast, and ham. Tasty, with Iresh veggies, and still low in fat Turkey Breast, ham. crispy bacon and American cheese. Italian B.M.T. 6-lnch $3.89 Oion Horseradish Sauce, melted lor savory flavor. Subway Restaurants version of the classic hero, with pepperoni. genoa 6-Inch $3 99 salami, and ham. 6 Inch $ 3 69 Turkey Breast Moist, brown-edged turkey breast. Southwest Turkey & Bacon 6-lnch $3 69 Turkey Breast, American cheese, crispy bacon, Southwest Sauce, Meatball and fresh vegetable! DaNdoua Italian seasoned meatballs served hot in zeety mannara sauce. 6-Inch $ 3 99 6-lnch 13.19 Turkey Breast & Ham A combination ot ham and brown-edged turkey breast. Great taste, low in fat, tool Chicken Pizziola Subway Seafood & Crab 6-lnch $3.69 6-lnch $ 3 99 A processed seafood and crab blend. 8-Inch $3 69 Veggie Delite Fresh Value Meals Choose from our garden of fresh vegetables: add one ol our new tat-lree Includes a loottong or 6-inch sub, chips or Steak & Cheese sauces, like the Red Wine Vinaigrette - simply delicious1 two cookies and a 21 oz drink. Make any Seasoned steak, with onions and green peppers - a hot delight. 6-lnch $2 19 sub on our menu a Fresh Value Meal tor an 6 Inch $3 69 additional $1 80 Subway Melt A first class Wend ol sliced turkey breast, ham, crispy bacon and cheese, melted lor a great flavor experience Freeh Vegetables & Toppings 6-lnch $3.99 All ol our sandwiches and salads in elude your choice choice ot cheese, fresh cut vegetables, and condiment* Choose from onions, Tuna lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickles, green peppers, and olives Our own classic tuna, made with dolphin sate tuna and light mayonnaise - you add the rest. 6 Inch $ 3 69 Spicy Italian Pizza Sub f 6-lnch $3 69 6-lnch $3 19 a/conFootba,,Fea Make 6" subs a footlong _-.rnpi„thaseofdmedi Make anv Sub into a Salad! for $2.00 more Roasted Chicken Breast $ 3.99 Veggie Delite $ 2.59 Tuna $ 3.99 Cookies & Chios Giant Subs & Platters Turkey Breast S 3.99 Cookies Giant Subs starting at: $ 39.00 each $ .39 Sub Platters starting at: $ 24.50 3 lor $100 Deli Stvle 12 tor $3 89 Fresh-baked deli rolls, topped with your choice of ham. turkey, Chips $ .89 tuna, or roast beed, finished with fresh vegetables and cheese Ham $ 2.29 Extras 6-lnch Footlong Turkey Breast $ 2.29 Bacon $ .50 $1.00 Tuna $ 2.29 Double Meat $1.00 $2.00 Roast Beet $ 2.29 Extra Cheese $ .25 $ .50 Subway has been your neighborhood sandwich shop since 1965 We pride ourselves on offering the f(pshest food at a Drinks great value AH of oor sandwiches and salads are made with Fountain Drinks Voted Best Pizza 12 Years in a Row 203 N. Main FR€€ r>€LIV€RV 419-352-5166 BouulinQ Green $5.75 Minimum Op® n ULIeekclav aR-lVs. — Lunch Fri.-Sot.»Sun, E5S-5166 M *>«•■-* DINE IN - CARRY OUT 7" 10" 12" 14" 16" 1 - Free lt« SSB 3BC Mini Small Medium Large X-Large on aarty «Jza> F> BG's Best Blended Cheese PIZZA... 2.50 5.00 6.SO 8.75 11.OO Our Top Quality Items ea. .50 .75 1.00 1 .25 1.50 fmjltm 1nrnc*rm>n — i» Itmr* Papparonl - Mushroom - II. Sau*ag* - Ham - Bacon - Orel. Baaf - Bat. Ch««a« - Phllly 81k. - Plnaappt* • Almond* - Spinach • Jalapaflo - Chaddar - Onlona - Ollvaa - Ring* - Qrn. P«ppar§ • Broccoli - Ex. Dough r BOWLINC CREENS ORICINAL SANDWICH SHOP SINCE 1985 *£%^MISTER SPOTS V!.**' PHILLY STEAK SANDWICHES & BUFFALO CHICKEN WINCS STEAK SANDWICHES BUFFALO WINGS SIGNATURE DEU SANDWICHES PHILLY ORIGINAL 575/ 6.75 dbl ONE DOZEN. 5.75 PARKWOOD. (ROAST BEEf/HAM/TURATI/AHERKAH).. 4.50 STEAK SUPREME. S.85/6.85 dbl TWO DOZEN. 10.00 KENSINGTON (HAH/SALAMI/TURATI/AMERKAH) ..4.50 STEAK HOWE. 6.25/7.25 dbl FIFTY. 19.00 CHELTENHAM (CORNED BEEF/SALAH1/WRKEr/HUSTARD/SWISS)..4.S0 FIRE STEAK 5.85/6.85 dbl BLEU CHEESE 6 CELERY.....75 TURKEY. 4.25 ALL STEM SANDWICHES COME SERVED Off A HOAOE HOLL EXTRA SAUCE on SIDE 60 HAM. 4.25 wm SOILED OmOHS. PEPPERS AVAILABLE OH REQUEST CHICKEN SALAD 4.50 ALL SKHATURE DEU SANDWICHES COME SERVED ON A KAISER ROU. EXTRAS WHITE, WHEAT OR KIE BREADS WITH MATO.RROVALOHEAHERKAH HOAGIES HOA6JE FRYS. 2.00 or 5MBS 0*FSf, LETTUCE. ONIONS t TOMATO. SPOTS SPEOALiom KST SELLER) 5.75 PASTA SALAD. 1.00 BEVERAGES SPOTS ITALIAN/IMPORTED MEATS S CHEESE) 5.75 POTATO SALAD. 1.00 PEPSI.DIET PEPSI.MTN DEW.DR PEPPER, SIERRA BLEU CHEESE A CELERY. 75 BUSTLETON/ROAST BEEF/SALAMi/niRKErmusTARD/swiss)..5.75 MLST, SLICE & ROOTBEER. 75 CHIPS (D0RI70, LAYS) 75 TURKEY H0A6IE 5.75 TWO LITERS 1.50 EXTRA SAUCE on SIDE 60 HAM HOAGIE. 5.75 ICED TEAS. 1.50 ALL HOAOFS COME SERYCD ON A HOA6IE ROU WITH PICKLE. 75 JUKES. 1.50 MArO.PROVALONE CHEESE,LETTUCE.Om)MS. TOMATO.TOPPEO WITH EXTRA CHEESE. 25 OUVE OB.VIHESAR AMD OREtAHO. OTHER MEATS AMD CHEESE AVAILABLE ICE COLD BEER DELIVERED, 7 DAYS A WEEK OH REQUEST. AST ASK EXTRA SALAD DRESSING..... 25 CALL FOR BRANDS Si PRICES FREE ON/OFF CAM US DELIVERY DOWNTOWN 419352-7768 419352-S OT Legendary Food and Legendary Service Com* visit us at I-VJ5 and Airport Hwy (Exit 8). Don't forget to call ahead to shorten your wait. TEXAS ROfiDHDUSE CI9)866-<,890 6 Thursday. September 23,2004 RESTAURANT GUIDE 2004 WWW.BGNEWS.C 0*. SO MY SUBS HALLY ARfWT GOURMET Ahl ESTABLISHED IN CHARLESTON, IL WE'RE MOT FRCNCM (lTH(6 HTY SUBS JUST TASTE IN 19*3 TO ADD TO STUDENTS GM A IITTU BITTER, THAT'S All! 1 WANTED TO CALL IT JIMMY JOHN'S TASTY SANDWICHES, BUT AND GENEBAL DATING ABILITY ^WlVJOHiy^ MY MOM TOLD Mi TO STICK WITH GOURMET. SHE THINKS WHATEVER I DO IS GOURMET. BUT I DON'T THIN* EITHER OF US KNOWS WUAT IT MEANS SO LETS STICK WITH TASTY! 9~yffr~ #.so ^450 GO 8" SUB SANDWICHES I ^MET^«SDWICH^ f^jjT CWB SANDWICrtES All ot my tasty sub sandwiches ate a lull 8 inches ol My club sandwiches have twice the meat and cheese, try it homemade French bread, fresh veggies and the finest on my Iresh baked thick sliced 1 gram bread or my famous meats £ cheese I can buy! And il it matters n you. homemade Irench broad! we slice everything tresb everyday in this sure, right here where you can see it. (No mystery meat here!) 07 GOURMET SMOKED HAM CLUB ; PLAIN SLIMS™ A full 1/4 pound of real applewood smoked ham. provolone #1 PEPE* cheese, lettuce, tomato. £ real mayo' (A teal suck) Real apple wood smoked ham and provolone cheese Any Sub minus the veggies and sauce garnished with lettuce, tomato, and mayo. (Awesome!) SLIM I Ham i cheese #8 BILLY CLUB* loasi beef. ham. provolone. Oijon mustard, lettuce #2 BIG JOHN SLIM 2 loastleel tomato & mayo. (Here's to my old pal Billy who Medium rare shaved roast beef, topped with yummy SLIM 3 liu salad invented this great combo.) mayo, lettuce, and tomato. (Can t heat this one!) SLIM 4 larbey breast #3 SORRY CHARLIE SLIM 5 Salami, capicola. cheese #9 ITALIAN NIGHT CLUB' SLIM 6 Double provolone Real genoa salami. Italian capicola. smoked ham. and California baby tuna, nixed with celery, onions, and provolone cheese all topped with lettuce, tomato, onion our tasty sauce, then topped with alfalfa sprouts. mayo, and our homemade Italian vinaigrette. cucumber, lettuce, and tomato. (My tuna rocks!) low Carb Lettuce Wrap (Tou hav ta order hot peppers |ust ask!) #4 TURKEY TOM* #10 HUNTER'S CLUB" fresh sliced turkey breast topped with lettuce. A full 1/4 pound of fresh sliced medium rate roast beef, tomato, alfalfa spiouts. and mayo. (The original) provolone. lettuce, tomato, £ mayo. (It rocks'") #5 VITO" Same ingredients and price of lite sub oi club wiihoni the bread. #11 COUNTRY CLUB" The original Italian sub with genoa salami, provolone. Fresh sliced tuikey breast, applewood smoked ham capicola. onion, lettuce, tomato. £ a real tasty Italian provolone. and tons of lettuce, tomato, and mayo! vinaigrette (Order it with hot peppers, ttust me!) YOUR CATERING (A very traditional, yet always eiceptiooal classic') #6 VEGETARIAN $ SOLUTION!!! #12 BEACH CLUB' ® Several layers of provolone cheese separated by real sot IUHCHIS minus, nmnsr avocado spread, alfalfa sprouts, sliced cucumber, lettuce, fresh baked turkey breast, provolone cheese, avocado tomato, and mayo. (Truly a gourmet sub not lor vegetarians fJIllvmr ORDERS will include a deliver) spread, sliced cucumber, sprouts, lettuce, tomato, and only peace dude!) charge ol 35c per nem c/-ioci. mayo! (It's the real deal folks, aid it ain't even California.) J.J.B.L.T.* • • • • JIMMVJIHNS COM • • • . #13 GOURMET VEGGIE CLUB lacoo. lettuce, tomato. & mayo Double provolone. real avocado spread, sliced (The only better IIT is mama's III. this one rules!) cucumber, alfalfa sprouts, lettuce, tomato £ mayo. (Try it on my 7 grain whole wheat biead. This veggie sandwich is world class') • SIDE ITEMS • THE JJ. #14 BOOTLEGGER CLUB*' • Soda Pap S1.99/SI.I9 loasi beel. terbey breast, lettuce tomato & mavi GARGANTUAN™ In Imencan classic, certainly not livened by JJ. bar • 6iant chocolate chip it oatmeal raisin cookie SI.25 This sandwich was invented by delimtely iweahed and line-tuned In perfection1 " Heal potato chips 01 jumbo kosher dill pickle.... SO 75 Jimmy John's brother Huey It's huge » (ma load ol men SI.2S enough to leed the hungriest ol all #15 CLUB TUNA* • Eitra cheese or eitra atocado spread SO 65 humans! Tons ol genoa salami, sliced The same as our 03 Sorry Charlie eicept this one has a : smoked ham. capicola. roast beef. lot more. Homemade tuna salad, provolone. sprouts. • Hoi Peppers SO 2S turkey £ provolone. jammed into cucumber.lettuce. £ tomato (I guarantee its awesome') one of out homemade French buns ; FCEEBIES isues i CLUBS own then smothered with onions, mayo. I #16 CLUB LULU" Onion lettuce alfalfa sprouts, tomato, mayo sliced lettuce, tomato. £ our homemade I Fresh sliced turkey breast, bacon lettuce, tomato. £ cucumber. Dijon mustard, oil & vinegar, and oreeano. Italian dressing. mayo (JJ s onginal turkey £ bacon club) WE DELIVER! 7 DAYS A WEEK *S BOWLING GREEN 1616 E. WOOSTER 419.352.7200 'YOUR MOM WANTS YOU TO EAT AT JIMMY JOHN'S!'' © ■ HIS 211! !■■]. 7114 jrnarwi jiia's luacmst lie III IICIII IISIIIII •• imin »■ liitr to Hill |>( ■>■■ Clni WWW.BGNEWS.COM RESTAURANT GUIDE 2004 Thursday, September 23, 2004 7 ndOP bet SIGNATURE ITEMS MAX'S MONSTROUS COMBO If Stuffed Skint sound fabulous, Chicken Finger* would hit the spot and Mucho Nachoa Grande la one of your favorite*, then get all three on a platter to ahare. GOURMET HAMBURGERS Our trademark hamburger* are freah (never, ever frozen) and cooked to order, Loaded with your choice of gourmet topping*: Cajun • BBQ • Bacon & Cheddar • Horseradish • Bacon & Bleu • Muahroom & Swiss CAJUN SHRIMP & PASTA Our signature pasta la a longtime favorite! Tender Gulf shrimp sauteed in hot Cajun apices and tossed in a velvety cream sauce with thin capelllnl noodles. LAREDO STEAK Chargrilled USDA Choice Sirloin steak, sliced and topped with our signature "cactus" butter. Served with a small tossed salad and a baked potato. MAX'S BBQ RIBS Our tender, meaty ribs are amothered in a robust BBQ sauce. Go ahead .use your flngeral BUFFALO CHICKEN SANDWICH REDHOT* sauce makes this tender, juicy, lightly breaded chicken breast as zesty a* your favorite Buffalo wings, (And the bun makes it much easier to eat) Served with shredded lettuce, seasoned fries, fresh celery sticks and Bleu Cheese dressing. SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN SALAD Chunks of boneless fried chicken strips, shredded Monterey Jack and Cheddar cheeses, hard-cooked egg, sliced Roma tomatoes BUILD-YOUR-OWN-SUNDAE BAR We've filled a bathtub with all the toppings we could find, so you could dive right in. Make at many kips aa you dare) i k -f - Mm»Zrmrt THE HOMETOWN FAVORITE 1210 Levis Commons Blvd. Out OUA Sunday Qtaiick! 8 Thursday, September 23,2004 RESTAURANT GUIDE 2004 WWW.B6NEWS.COM Grill W "RfVcBG's BestRpct KeptKpnt Secret" 8T.V.'s 2 BIG Screens 4 Pool Tables \_ate -Megatouch -Golden Tee Dinner Specials Every Night Thursday Night FULL BAR HAPPY HOUR -Smoking and Non-Smoking- 3-7 EVERY DAY! Prime Rib Specia Available $1.75 Domestic SUN: "Keep the Glass'' 16oz.prime NASCAR Miller Lt. Pint S2/S1 Refills Bottles and Pints Side Salad & Veggie MON: "Keep the Glass" $11.95 Coors Lt. NFL Pint S3/S1.50 Refills Best Jukebox & *£>» TUES: SI.25 Cans Bartenders in town! Hp„ WED: S2.50 Long Islands 419-352-8228 THUR: S1.50 Coors Lt. & Miller Lt. Bottles Located at FRI: $2.50 Jager Bombs Woodland Mall SAT: S2.50 Stoli Bombs UMH (free shuttle service) £g^ 419-353-5358 Domino's Pizza 353-MEGA(6342) Mill priiiit ttllllt ID nptn ftllviri I* Ftcilvt tilt |Mit prlcsl |1 Large 1 Topping Pizza |1 Medium 2 Topping Pizza |lSmal 3 Topping Pizza , 12 Small Cheese Pizzas 110 Buffalo Chicken Kickers ft 1 20oz. Coke |8 Cheesy Bread, 5 Buffalo Wings ft 1 - 20oz. Coke 11 SunM Cheese Ptzza pkn 1 of the foHowing: 8 Wings, Cheesy Bread, Bread Sticks an Cbma Stix. Broke Buddy Special Buy any Large Pizza at Regular Menu Price & receive a 2nd Large 1 - Topping Pizza for your broke buddy for just 1 c B6NEWS.COM RESTAURANT GUIDE 2004 Thursday, September 23, 2004 9 TROTTERS TAVERN m •'t^ff TROTTERS TAVERN^ TROTTERS TAVERN "•''dff TROTTERS TAVERN "fnft B.C.S.U. STUDENTS LOVE TROTTERS BECAUSE WIT IS MORE FUN TO EAT IN THE TAVERN THAN TO DRINK IN A RESTAURANT" FEATURING OUR BROWN JUG STEAK DINNER THIS IS ONE STEAK YOU'LL NEVER FORGET. Before your dinner, try one of many unique and delicious appetizers, such as: BIG PADDY PEPPER WINGS, ROASTED AIOLI, SPICY STEAMED SHRIMP, PEANUTTI REFRIES, TAVERNOLI, and our FAMOUS SCOTCH EGGS Not quite ready to indulge in a steak? You're sure to find another dish to satisfy your appetite for delicious food. Try trotters ORIGINAL HOT BROWN, OPA KOTTA, CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD, BIGGIE PORTOBELLO, GIGANTIC 1/2 LB BURGER OR ONE OF OUR TROTTERS WRAPS OR SALADS. TROTTERS TAVERN, LOCATED AT 119 N. MAIN ST. BOWLING GREEN, OPENS AT 5:00 PM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY PHONE: (419) 352-5895 "ONE CANNOT LIVE WELL, LOVE WELL, OR SLEEP WELL (OR STUDY WELL) UNLESS ONE HAS DINED WELL." ^TROTTERS TAVERN ,v^f TROTTERS TAVERN $$ TROTTERS TAVERN ^ TROTTERS TAVERN "tfjj 10 Thursday. September 23.2004 KKSTAUKANi(illll)K2U(M WWW.BGNEWS.COM - APPET/ZERS FROM THE SUSH/-BAR LUNCH PINNCR GYOZA (Pork, Vegetable)5pcs 3.95 MAW COMBO 18pcs 9.50 I 1.95 fried dumplings, choice of pork (California, tuna, salmon) URAKUJAPANCSC RCSTAURANT or vegetable 1616 East IVcostcr, Hours; MM - Sot tjrtr/imvif Cater Lunch: II.-tO- 2:i0 SPICY MAW COMBO 12 95 14.95 SHUMAI 5pcs 3.95 (MMOuClus) Pinner: t.iO - 9:t0 (spicy California, tuna, white tuna roll) steamed shrimp dumpling FROM THE K/TCHEH SUSHI COMBO 9.50 N/A GOMMAE6pcs 3 95 LUNCH PIHHCP boiled spinach topped with CHICKEN TERIYAKI 7.95 10.95 TEMAW COMBO 895 1 1.95 sesame sauce Ibroiled chicken with teriyaki (California, spicy tuna, salmon skin) sauce and vegetable) EDAMAME 3 95 VEGGY TEMAW COMBO 7.95 10.50 steamed green soybeans CHICKEN KARASHI YAW 7.95 10.95 CALIFORNIA DINNER N/A 1 1.95 NEGI MAW 5.00 Ibroiled chicken with mustard scallion with thin sliced beef sauce and vegetable) (crabstick. cucumber, avocado, fish, egg) and teriyaki sauce SALMON TERIYAW 895 13.95 VEGETARIAN MAW 895 10.50 ASPARAGUS BEEF MAW 5.50 (broiled salmon with teriyaki (assorted vegetables) asparagus with thin sliced sauce and vegetable) beef and teriyaki sauce FUTO MAW I Opes 9.95 11.95 SHRIMP TEMPURA 8.95 13.95 (fish egg, spinach, crab, cucumber. CALAMARITEMPURA 5 50 |deep fried shrimp and pickled radish, avocado, carrot, egg) deep-fried calaman. crabstick, vegetables served with shrimp and vegetable light sauce) NIGIRI SUSHI REGULAR N/A 16.95 SPICY BABY OCTOPUS SALAD 5.50 TEMPURA UDON 7.95 10.95 NIGIRI SUSHI DELUX 16pcs N/A 19.95 cooked baby octopus with |hot noodles in (I Opes of sushi & California roll) special spicy sauce broth with tempura) KOREAN CHIRASHI 12.95 17.95 CHICKEN SPRING ROLL (4pcs) 3 95 NABEYAWUDON 8.95 9.95 (fresh raw fish and vegetables over (hot noodles soup with rice with Korean hot sauce) NIGIRI SUSHI APPETIZER 5pcs 6 95 shrimp tempura. vegetables, fish cake and egg) CHIRASHI 13.95 17.95 SASHIMI APPETIZER 7 95 (assorted fresh fish over the sushi rice) REGULAR BIBIMBOB 8.95 10.95 TAKOSU 6.50 (beef, vegetables, egg ready thin sliced cooked octopus TUNA BIBIMBOB N/A 15.95 to mix up with rice and (fresh tuna &. vegetables ready to mix with vinegar sauce spicy sauce) with rice and spicy sauce) KAN4SU 5.95 HOT STONE BIBIMBOB 9.95 11.95 crab, avocado & cucumber in (beef, vegetables, egg ready SALMON BIBIMBOB N/A 14 95 (fresh salmon & vegetables ready to URAKU's own rice vinegar sauce to mix up with rice and spicy sauce in the hot stone bowl) mix with rice and spicy sauce) EBI-SU * 695 shrimp, avocado & cucumber in ODEN KOHAKUDON N/A 18 95 URAKUs own rice vinegar sauce 8.95 10.95 |hot soup with fishcakes, [assorted fresh over the sushi rk e| vegetables and a bowl of rice) WAKAME SALAD 4.25 UNAJU 12 95 15 95 marinated Japanese seaweed salad PARTYJPEC/AL Ibroiled eel on rice with special eel sauce) SPICY NEGI TUNA SALAD 8.50 tuna with scallions. cucumber ANIMAL I (for 1-2 people) 38pcs 43.95 SASH/M/SPEC/Al and white radish marinated (20 pes of nigiri sushi. 6prs of tuna roll. in URAKU's own sauce 6pcs of spicy California roll. SASHIMI REGULAR 19 95 6 pes of regular California roll) (assorted fresh and raw fish) CALAMARI SALAD 4 75 SASHIMI DELUX for 2 people 34.95 ANIMAL 2 (for 2-3 people) 59pcs 81.95 BEVERAGES (30 pes of nigiri sushi, 6pcs of philly roll, (assorted fresh and raw fish) 12pcs of California roll) Premium Ginjo sake 9.75 SASHIMI BOAT for 5 people 79.95 Nama sake 975 Draft sake 675 ANIMAL 3 (for 3-4 people) 8 7 pes 102.95 Nigori sake 6.50 (55pcs of nigiri sushi, 12pcs of shrimp Ginger hot/iced tea 2.50 tempura roll. 8pcs of una kyu. m-352-7070 Soft Drinks 1.50 12pcs of California roll) 'Eat-fn 'Cany-out • Catering • FreePclhciy WW.B6NEWS.COM RESTAURANT GUIDE 2004 Thursday, September 23,2004 11 . 25 years of fine ^^ ih 4Ub4 or $OUk»- *Z.TS boui Chef's Choice Mart**- - 4i.so / *S.TS The basic Italian with lean ham. hard Delivery: H«u<* *ala^ - *2.«rS salami and provolone cheese A deluxe salad consisting of crisp lettuce, tomato, a 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. sprinkle of provolone and mozzarella cheeses, crou- ViM-JU*- - *S-SO / |S.«« Monday - Saturday tons and your choice of dressing An all natural and wholesome vegetarian with provolone and Swiss cheese £-K*.F £ala4 - 4*».z.s y&c^*- - |SSO / *S.TS Hours: Ham. hard salami, turkey breast, swiss cheese, crisp Lean & hearty ham with swiss cheese lettuce, and garnished with tomato and cucumber 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. - sprinkled with provolone and mozzarella cheese, t*+*.ls* - *5.SO / $S.TS Monday - Saturday croutons, and topped with your choice of dressing All breast of turkey Closed Sunday 6t**k. ZahaA - »3.so »nd / ««..as JfcggeH- - »i.TS / *S.«K lorg. Thinsnced top round roast beef Choke ofareuteas: How Creamy Italian, Fat Free Kaftan, Greek, MarattvH- His / *s.«»s Ranch ana f rend... j| dressings in served 'on the shle" Combo club w/an Italian flair - lean ham, hard salami, breast of turkey w/provo*one & Swiss '\0>\\SH\ ■Sk'-e-o/^lti-e-'i cheese walkaway - 43.1s / #s.«»5 *rv*k»ut - #S.<*S / ((.SO th«*<* Tor-U-lllhJ - $fo25 Our own meatballs sauteed in our own c«ar-li«- W-*a-( with cheese - 42.ZS A spicy combo of hard salami, turkey, Pasta filled with ricotta cheese and Italian pepperoni and provolone cheese delicious sauce and topped with a mix of herbs, choice of meat or marinara sauce c.K*-«-<* '•rt-t-a t**-&A - »A- z-s mozzarella and provolone cheese. Served hot add pepperoni - 4S.SO ItUhA**- - »3> SO / 4S.TS ^a^rtavrti - 45.-75 7av*lrK - 43 .fS dipping sauce (meat or marinara) - 4.C0O Chunk light tuna blended with Long thin noodles topped with choice of meat Italian sausage cooked in our spaghetti sauce and a little mayonnaise or marinara sauce £hip« - 4.SO C^xkJM. - %90 topped with sauteed peppers. Served hot 6AA *A*4a\ - »i.TS / fS.«»5 t-iafc»atta spawi-iarry ZanJwcM. *U*»\i - »S.1S Honey Vegetarian Cafe k Health Food Store Your Healthy Alternative in B.G. • Natural, Organic & Vegan Products. • Vegan, Organic & Delicious! • Grocery, Organic Produce, Special Diets. • Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials! • Eco-Friendly Cleaners & Cruelty-Free. • Dine-in & Carryout Available! • Health & Beauty. Vitamins & Herbs. 10% off with your BGSU ID! Spocial orders welcome! Hours: Mon-Thu 10:00-8:00, Fri & Sat 10:00-9:00, Sun 12:00-8:00 175 N. Main St • B.G. 43402 • 419-354-7000 12 Thursday, September 23,2004 RESTAURANT GUIDE 2004 WWW.B6NEWS.COM Try our BIG BACON CLASSIC OLD FASHIONED COMBO MEAL! HAMBURGERS I A 1/4-pound hamburger topped with one slice of American cheese and three strips of bacon, served on a warm Kaiser bun with mayonnaise, ketchup, pickles, onions, tomatoes and lettuce. 25$ of every Big Bacon Classic Combo Meal sold will be donated to the Dance „ Marathon every hour of every day now through 3/19/05!* > BOWEN- THOMPSON STUDENT UNION Open 7 days a week Sun-Thurs 10am-2am & Fri-Sat lOam-lam 419-728-0300 www.pertoria.com 'Offer valid only at Wendy's in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Net proceeds of the Dance Marathon benefit Children's Miracle Network.