Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU
BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications
4-16-2003
The BG News April 16, 2003
Bowling Green State University
Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news
Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News April 16, 2003" (2003). BG News (Student Newspaper). 7113. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/7113
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. State University WEDNESDAY April 16, 2003
GOING GOING GONE: MOSTLY CLOUDY The Falcon baseball team HIGH 681 LOW: 39
took down IPFW 17.-8 www.bgnews.com yesterday at Steller Field; dependent student press VOLUME 96 ISSUE 60 PAGE 7
Education credited Center offers support groups
By Debra Beal cation, accurate information and pan of her job, I>rater is available THE SEVEN-STAGE PROCESS OF EMOTIONS REPORTER strong mutual support. when questions arise for the newly- for Bell's With an effect like falling domi- As Toledo's counselor, Patty wed on entitled benefits. ASSOCIATED WITH DEPLOYMENT nos, reserve units have been Prater serves as a liaison between Additionally, the Family •Stage 1 - Anticipate loss - •Stage 5 - Anticipate Return - deployed to military bases to the state and family members. "Say Assistance Center provides a meet- may experience fear, denial, may have high expectations or success replace active military forces sent to for example, someone loses their ID ing place for family support groups. and stress possible worries about reunit- war in Iraq. Out of Northwest Ohio, badge. I help them get a replace- The meetings, called "homefront •Stage 2 - Detachment - may ing (six weeks befoie return) By Debra Beal the 180th Fighter Wing and 612th ment, so they can receive their ben- want to pull away, results in •Stage 6 - Renegotiation - REPORTER gatherings," allow friendships and Fngineer Battalion were deployed efits," Prater said. networks to develop to help them an increase in family argu- may experience family role Affirmative action look root to It. Bragg in lanuary, and the pos- In other cases, a reserve may be through the process. ments (occurs one week confusion or resist returning to over 30 years ago, and has been sibility remains high of them being having difficulty receiving a military Flomefront gatherings are held before deployment) predeployment status an issue of debate since deployed to the Middle East benefit. "I call the state officials and once a month, and in times of •Stage 3 - Emotional •Stage 7 - Stabilization - President Kennedy issued the To help families through the ask what's going on with the giry," deployment, the meetings are ini- Confusion - may feel aban- acceptance of new roles (six to first executive order to ensure ordeal of deployment, the Ohio Prater said. tially increased to every two weeks. donment, loss and disorgani- seven weeks after return) that hiring and employment National Guard has created seven Quite often, "We find that some While the units are currently zation (first six weeks of sepa- practices were free of racial bias. regional Family Assistance Centers guys get married right before they deployed, a recent meeting includ- ration) For more into visit Yet in the case of Toledo Fire throughout the state. Each center is are deployed, so they have a depen- ed a speaker from the American •Stage 4 - Adjustment - may Chief, Mike Bell, affirmative tittp/Avww.ohtole. ang at. mil/I staffed with a full-time counselor to dent that doesn't know anything feel a mix of confidence and amity/Ernotions%20& XPrepar action has worked. assist families with good communi- about their benefits," Prater said. As It was an affirmative action EFFECTS, PAGE 2 calming effects ations.htm quota that gave him the oppor- tunity to work for the fire depart- ment, because there was a defi- nite preference in hiring prac- tices. "You had to be related to somebody," Bell said. Seniors can Throughout his career, Bell overcame a few obstacles to reach the highest-ranking posi- give back to tion, and was acknowledged as the first black to achieve several goals. IHE BIGGER University Bell is not only the first black By Miranda Bond fire chief for the city of Toledo, r v 1 REPORIIR but he is also the first black to hold this position for a metro- Americans are eating TpTT"E H U I 1 L? I) Senior students have the politan city in the state of Ohio. chance of leaving their mark on At the time of his promotion at larger food portions A XTXZ/ DXL X X XZJLY Bowling Green by partici|>ating in age 35, he became the youngest Give BG. fire chief in the United States. Give BG is a program that was By Angela L Sorter background with convenient many servings as one would the portion is that the portion is created by the Office of His accomplishment is quite PUtSE ASSISTWII IDltOR foods that has lead them to form have 10 years ago. As a result, the specific amount of food, Development to encourage impressive considering he did All across America, the major- habits of over-eating. people lose perspective on what greater or less than the Food not even plan on working for the Seniors to support the University ity of individuals and families According to Franketti, the is a serving, Pobocik said. Guide l^ramid's suggestion. after diey have graduated. It pro- fire department. have increased the amount of hamburgers on campus have A serving, according to a pub- FOOD,PAGE 2 vides them with alumni informa- "1 had no intention of becom- food on their plates. According become larger, in the past year lication of the USDA Center for tion and ways to become involved ing a firefighter," Bell said. In the to a recent survey by the loumal or so, for every pound of burger Nutrition Policy and Promotion, in future alumni activities as well late 70s, "I was at the University of the American Medical Commons receives, they make "is a unit of measure used to as the senior gift. of Toledo playing football. I had Association (JAMA), within the three patties from it; as opposed describe the total amount of Each year seniors have the a good track record, too, being past 25 years, food portions have to the four patties they took food recommended daily from opportunity to donate funds in named student of the year." become significantly larger and from every pound last year. each of the food groups." order to give back to the After Bell graduated with an contain more fat and calories. Rebecca Pobocik, associate The difference University through the Senior gift. education degree, he had plans The increase of food portions, professor of nutrition, said that between the Gifts in the past have ranged from to go out West and work in the not to be confused with serving although availability and afford- serving campus hcautification projects to national parks. However, his sizes, has led many researchers ability have drawn the con- and support for program and scholar- father, the acting affirmative to question the cause. Many put sumer toward the fast-food ship. action director for the city of blame upon the fast-food indus- industries, which offer the big- "The Senior Gift program is a Toledo, had a different idea. tries, claiming that the "super- ger sizes, there is a shared great way to lay the ground work "Dad knew about all the good sizing" phenomenon has led responsibility as alumni." said Amy Davis, the jobs in the city that had affirma- Americans to form the habit of between the two. Director of Annual Giving. tive action policies," Bell said. eating more at each sitting. Even at sit-down While the amount of money Out of respect for his father, Bell However, the main concern with restaurants, she contributed by alumni is impor- took the fire department test at this issue is how much the said, food portions tant, the participation rate is also a his father's request. He was hired increase affects weight gain in -are larger.This is the factor die University focuses on. just before the quota was filled. society. case specifically in Corporate donors look at die con- "Affirmative action opens a Perry Franketti, associate those restaurants tribution rate of alumni to deter- door, but you still have to per- director of University Dining that serve "family- mine the success of the University. fqrm. I think the scrutiny is more Services, said, "You can't totally style" helpings. If they find that alumni partici- intense, because people expect blame the food industry; it In addition, the pation is high, it shows to them you to fail," Bell said. The gener- comes down to the consumer's sizes of an average dial the University is a worthwhile al attitude around the fire sta- choice." Franketti, who muffin and cookie investment. Alumni participation tion was that he would last acknowledged the increase of have increased. One is also a factor in National maybe six months. portions at University dining muffin today Collegiate Ratings. Therefore, it is When Bell decided to apply halls such as Commons and may give valuable that Seniors donate, concessions such as the Galley, consumers regardless of the amount. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, PAGE 2 suggested that it is society's twice as This year the money raised through the program will be given to the Alumni laureate Scholarship, which is a recent addition to the list of scholarships offered by the University. This year the Office of Development plans to focus on Mock trial finds accused perpetrator guilty raising the participation rate rather than the amount of money By Jo Ann Schurtz allowed students to be aware of by the I tearing Officer, played by raised. They hope to see a 20 per- REPORTER the various resources that are Michael Ginsburg. Then she cent participation rate among the About 120 students attended a available on campus if such an called on her witnesses, which Senior class. mock rape trial that was held in incident should happen. included her roommate, a nurse, Students wishing to contribute the Union Theater last night. The The hearing came with a and a campus police officer who to the fund can give in increments event was sponsored by the chairperson, or the Associate was the investigating officer in of $25, $35, or $50. This can be Coalition Agaisnt Sexaul Dean of Students, along with the this case. done with check, credit card, and Offenses or CASO. It was a rean- victim, perpetrator, and many The nurse explained the it is also bursarable. acted hearing of an alleged rape witnesses. The tape recorder was process "Tina" went through "I would encourage students to case involving two University turned on at all times. It was when she brought herself to the look for information on Give BG if students. designed to be as authentic as Student Health Services. they are not sure of what it is It was meant to be an educa- the real thing. It started with the Medical care and any evidence about. Students should try to find tional process designed to character "Tina," played by Tina that could be detected from a out as much as possible about it," enlighten students about how Manning, the alleged rape vic- rape, known as a rape kit, was said Carrie Shoup, a Give BG the University conducts hear- tim giving her testimony to what conducted on "Tina." She also intern. ings on campus and how the happened the night she was explained that evidence collec- Seniors have the opportunity to lute EtfrmaBG News process works. Rebekah Sandlin, raped. After Tina's testimony, the tion and contraceptions can be contribute to the Senior Gift from MOCK TRIAL The Coalition Against Sexual Offenses put on a mock graduate advisor for CASO, said, alleged perpetrator, "lamie," obtained within 72 hours of an now through graduation. rape trial last night in the Union Theater. BG students played the "We hope that they understand played by lamie Williams, was Students who participate will be role of alleged victim and alleged peretrator, while the audience the judicial process so more peo- then given the chance to ask recognized on an Honor Roll MOCK RAPE. PAGE 2 played the role of University Discipline Committee. ple will come forward." It also questions, which were mediated board at graduation.
FOUR-DAY FORECAST ™™ The four-day forecast is taken Showers High: 49* Scattered High: 68' from weather.com Low: 35* T-Storms Low: 46'
FOR All THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Wednesday. April 16.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Services for Bell thanks affirmative action reserve AFFIRMATIVE ACTION. FROM PAGE 1 "Blacks have a 375-year history on this continent. However, 245 department, Bell recalled people both black and white that were families are for the position of a water rescue involved slavery, 100 involved legalized discrimination willing to help him along the way diver, he was curious about why and only 30 involved anything else.." because they liked his style. In his available there were no black divers on the position of fire chief, Bell contin- rescue team. He was simply told ued to promote diversity, and he EFFECTS, FROM PAGE l that "blacks don't swim." That MIKE BELL, TOLEDO FIRE CHIEF became diversity committee was news to Bell since he had chairman for the International Red Cross to inform families of swimming lessons as a child and Association of Fire Chiefs. the assistance they offer to the ropolitan city was my educa- study for one test," Bell said. After from captain to head fire chief, he military. In another meeting, had been on a swim team up tion," Bell said. Although his edu- his first promotion to paramedic, jumped three ranks, which was In 2000, the organization rec- until high school. ognized Chief Bell for his dedica- families prepared sealed pack- cation degree is unrelated to his the department put some obsta- not a popular decision in the ages of trail mix to distribute to While swimming laps for the career, he feels the discipline he cles in his path when he tried for department. "It was unheard of tion and commitment in bring- physical portion of the test, Bell ing the "critical issue |of diversityl the troops, Prater said. learned in college made a differ- the lieutenant promotion. Ho jump three ranks.| That made The Family Assistance Center drew a crowd of observers. ence. "People threw some hurdles a lot of people angry," Bell said. to the forefront of the profes- "There were a bunch of guys sion." The Titan football coaches also provides chaplain services Throughout his college years, up. I was not allowed to study at Once in the position of chief, for spiritual counseling, and watching from the sidelines, and Bell developed basic writing and work, and there was forced over- Bell felt accepted by his col- Herman Boone and Bill Yoast they were just waiting for me to legal assistance for wills and the speaking skills, good study habits time," Bell said. That left little leagues and was treated with presented the award. Their battle power of attorneys. Its newslet- fail," Bell said. with discrimination is told in the and memorization techniques, time to study for a difficult test respect. The average age of a fire ter reminds families of tips to When he passed (he physical which made it possible to pass when the competition was stiff. chief is 45, so Bell stood out being movie "Remember the Titans." test, Bell took pleasure in "screw- While Bell's climb up the lad- help them be prepared for the rigorous promotion tests to Within the department, ranks 10 years younger. When he deployment. ing up their stereotypes," and he move up the ladder. go from paramedic to lieutenant, attended regional meetings, he der may have been difficult, he became the first black diver in had an easy explanation for his Another program helps fami- "Tests from one rank to anoth- then to captain, battalion chief, heard comments like, "Who's lies keep in touch through times the department. er are equivalent to 16 college deputy chief, assistant chief and that kid," and Bell felt like he was success. "No one can measure "What actually enabled me to your heart or determination," of separation. To avoid an credits. There were anywhere head fire chief, with testing for busting a paradigm. increase in the expense of long- become the first black fire chief from seven to 10 books we had to each position. When Bell went Looking over his years in the Bell said. in the state of Ohio within a met- distance calls, a "Defense Switched Network" allows reserves to make a free 15- minute phone call home once a week for deployments over two weeks in length. There is also an emergency Students role-play resource network, where veter- On-campus burgers have ans and volunteers assist family members with household prob- lems, such as the kitchen sink during rape hearing backing up or the lawnmower not starting The spouse remain- grown over the last year MOCK RAPE. FROM PAGE 1 statements, the audience was ing at home is less likely to feel split into groups and asked to overwhelmed by unexpected assault. play the role of the jury. FOOD.FROM PAGE 1 U.S. Centers for Disease Control eating habits. Various questions such as problems. and Prevention have shown that Nevertheless, what the Responsible is the equivalent of Reserve families also have "Does Tina bring guys over guilty and not responsible if Between the years of 1977 and one out of five Americans is increase in food portions comes alot?" and "What she described access to an Air Force Web site 1998, IAMA surveys found that obese. The IAMA research also down to is the idea of getting you're not guilty. designed specifically for military to you, would you consider that The jury found "lamie" the average soft drink size concluded that the same ham- more food for your dollar. rape?" were just some of the spouses. The site provides a net- increased from 14 ounces to a burger that was served in cam- Frankerti said, "It's all value per- responsible. The "real" Jamie work for at-home spouses to questions that were asked by said, "This was a very very very much larger 20 ounces. This hike pus dining halls, containing only ception on campus. the audience communicate with others across in portion sizes has lead to high- 390 calories, now packs on up to "ISometimesI quality is not an difficult role for me." Tina the country having first-hand Then lamie presented his Manning said, "I learned a lot. er far and calorie content. 608 calories. issue." side of the story. "First of all, I'm experiences with deployment. These increases can lead to an "We need to be aware of what In almost all cases the eyes are Tina in the scenario was intoxi- They learn from each other by not really sure why I'm here," cated and she said no. No extra 100 calories per day. which we are eating," Pobocik said. She bigger than the stomach, howev- were his opening words. sharing their experiences. can equal up to an extra 10 advocates familiarity with the er, with this present trend, the means no." Considering that the 180th Questions were again taken Sandlin said she was very pounds per year, said the JAMA Food Guide Pyramid and its stomachs may soon be bigger from the audience as well as operates from a hangar at the researchers. daily allowances. Frankerti said it than the wallets. pleased with the turnout of the Toledo Express Airport, there is "Tina". audience and their reaction and Wilhin a decade, local and is only a matter of self-control After the complaintant and no military base to give a sense national statistics taken from the and a change in an individual's involvement towards the hear- of community for the reserves, respondent are given the ing. opportunity to make their final but the Family Assistance Center provides families with a commu- nity network. l^lNHM.fVJJ OTtntfjrop terrace 200J 400 E. Napoleon Road change your world Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday Hours: 10:00 am -2:00 pm London $365 Sunday Hours: 12:00 am - 3:00 pm FES (419)352-9135 Paris $441 The festival where you email us: [email protected] San Jose CR. . $440 vote on the winners. The following types of films will be shown £& High Speed Internet Rio de Janeiro..$611 8 • Experimental f * coming this summer. • Animation Eurail Passes from...$249 • Documentary Shuttle service to and • Narrative Budget Hotels from..$18 from campus. Exhibition Schedule: Fa>r« H BM »* *•** Tot*ik. S«b»»OIOth«ne«»n«»»»il»M*» Data Tlma Location 2 swimming pools. April 15 9 00am- 1030pm Gish Film Thaalar April 16 8 00pm-ll 00pm Union Theater 3 Laundromats April 17 8:00pm-11:00pm Union Theater (800) 297.8159 Hosted By: 1 and 2 bedroom Jot Grifasi Apartments Katharine Covell Jose Cardenas pick up your complimentary, premiere issue oP BnflMn Heat Paid. There will be a tree open forum discussion with magazine at your local STA Travel branch. Joe. Katherine. and Jose on April 16th from 1pm-3pm at the Gish Film Theatre Ride our shuttle to check us out A detailed program veil be available at the UFO *eba Help Save A Life - Donate Plasma Today. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Wednesday. April 16.2003 3 STUDY; HOPE FOR JEWISH-MUSLIM DIALOGUE www.bgnews.com/campus (U-WIRE) LOS ANGELES - A recent University of Southern California study discovered that a large majority of Arab and Israeli children believe it is wrong to physically harm each other. The study consisted of 2,600 Israeli children, ages 13 to 17, who were asked whether violence was justi- fied in hypothetical situations where one member of an ethnic group harmed die other. CAMPUS get^^^^^^ I hi calender ol events isa taken from http-V/events.bgsu.edu 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. Discussions about sexuallife assault 7 p.m. Improv-a-thon in our society traditionally have Vision Movie Showing Theta Alpha Phi is sponsoring a focused on women, which is Olscamp Hall 219 fundraiser, an Improv-a-thon understandable considering the which will consist of 10 straight undeniable reality that this type of 7:30 p.m. hours of Improv comedy. violence most frequently is perpe- Debate/Discussion - Who Should Pedestrian Mall (Union Oval) trated against women. However Pay for Education? men also can be victims of sexual Sponsored by Philosophy. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. assault. Likewise, men are increas- Olscamp Hall HI Clothesline Project ingly becoming part of the move- Sponsored by Wellness Connection. ment to end sexual assault and all 8 p.m. West of Education Bldg. forms of violence against women. CANCELED: Faculty Artist Series: Dr. Mark Krautheim, Counseling Venti da Camera Terry Mum W Photo 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Center, will discuss the unique Music senes featuring College of BFA Senior Thesis Exhibitions issues of male survivors of sexual Musical Arts Faculty. Free and open REWARD: Columbus Police Department Lt. Mary Kerins holds a flyer that otters a reward for infor- The culminating exhibitions for assault, and Heath Huber, The to the public. mation leading to the arrest of suspects responsible for a fatal fire near the Ohio State Campus graduating BGSU Fine Arts stu- Transformation Project, will dis- Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical dents at the baccalaureate level. cuss the role of men as partners in Ms Center Union Gallery prevention for ending sexual vio- lence. In recognition of Sexual 8 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Assault Awareness Month. Affirmative Action Debate Ohio State fire that Jehovah's Witnessess Information 107Hanna Hall The BGSU Law Society and ACLU Table are cosponsoring a debate on the Union Lobby 3 p.m. -5 p.m. issue of Affirmative Action in BGSU N0RML Informational Table school admissions decisions. Come 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Union Lobby hear facts and thoughts on both killed five was arson MFA Thesis Exhibitions sides of the issue, as well as By Liz Siitoti The culminating exhibitions for 4 p.m. become informed about the issue The fire began early Sunday wooden fronl porch, and gas THE ASSOCIATED PRESS during a birthday celebration. and electrical lines leading to graduating BGSU Fine Arts stu- BGSU/UT Physics Colloquium in general. COLUMBUS. Ohio — A Witnesses said there was an the house dents at the Masters level. Math Science 210 Olscamp 115 Dorothy Uber Bryan & Willard weekend fire that killed five col- argument during the party bill The lire broke out after a 21sl lege students in a house near McCaiin said authorities did not birthday celebration for Alan Wankelman Galleries 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Ohio State University was arson believe it "had a huge amount" s< Messman, one of the victims, "Research Revolution: Science BGSU Film and Media Festival and the deaths are being treated to do with the fire. "I'm praying tor all of the vic- 10 a.m. -5 pm. and the Shaping of Modern Life" Sponsored by the University Film as hiiniiiidi-.. Investigators said The fire in the Ihiee-Stor) tims and their families and Earth Day 5K Promotion Global warming - is this a problem Organization. yesterday. brick house near campus killed those thai were responsible Union Lobby and what should we do about it? A Union Theater Authorities had not deter- IWO Ohio State students and because they're going to need free six-part viewing, reading, and mined a motive and have no three students from Ohio our prayers, loo." his mother. 11 a.m. -4 p.m. discussion series hosted by Ogg TBA suspects, Detective Mike University. Two more students Laurie, said Tuesday. BSU Spring Fest Ticket Sales Science Library and University MSTT Symposium McCaiin said. A $15,000 reward remained hospitalized lUesday, I ire I .hiel Mike lull/said the Union Lobby Libraries. For more information, Sponsored by the College of was being offered for informa- one in critical condition. victims were found on the sec- contact the Office of the Dean at Technology tion leading to an arrest. Investigators ruled out an ond floor, where bedrooms arc Noon 419-372-2856. Olscamp 101 Investigators wouldn't com- accident after scrutinizing a full • located, toward the back of the Brown Bag Lunch: "Sexual Pallister Conference Room, William ment on what evidence had sized charcoal grill, kerosene tiki bouse. Assault: Men's Issues" T Jerome Library, 150A been gathered. lurches dial had been on die M E D I O L L E G OHIO UNIVERSITY Aa awawntau *>i public hcilih bsues and ncvtis (names, sodoihe cunvr oppominiikvi In (he field of envimnmenial jnclounpuiional Take Your IKMIIII Prafeatofub who gpet kallae m environmental and occupational bookstore IK-.IIIII anticipate, recognise, evaluate .iml lonmiJ harmful hiaor* such BACHELOR DEGREE to a as chemical hpills air wafle, soft ami food lonumirution-s; harmful work practices; and biiikTrorisi activities TIH-M* professional-* develop, implement and manage a Iwixid scope of environmental and<*.iu|xiiional liealih (xnjp-atm Alt an environmental and occupational liealth |>n 4eN.sion.il. you C8U1 work m a vanet\ <>4 M/nin>f\ such as ► Manufacturing and service hotatries ► (rt)verniiK'nt agencies at llie local county, Male and federal order levels < i c.WA. OSHA) * Healthcare otj&ini/ahons ► Research fat limes 'five Northwest Ohio Consortium Inr PuHk Healili (NOCPH) offal a CH'H.kcredited master of punk IKMIIII tleynv |mij{rain where a student (.in mar ir in m\ ininnvni.il and occupational heakh, andthc>Depattrneni ot Puhlk' Health at MO > otters a master ilegrve in occupational health online with an \\V. AMI"! -actailitetl iniijnr in inthiMn.il hygiene. Reasons Miuvni> choose these tlegrtv pn grains include ► l'.uuli\ iiKinlvrs wlKiare nationallv rcCOBjnbKOj full-lime facultv nvntlvr. JK tkninr.illy prepared A new and ► Ckmen held on ewninet and weekends to accommodaic most woric KheduMM ► Small class sj/r ihat allows lor more individual atleniion ► Students havtru accem to facilities on tin- camnuws at MCO. convenient way HGSl'antJ IT ► I'M client, hands-on iWltlwork opportunities Applications for Spring, Summer, and Fall 2003 admission are to shop for bring accepted. Additional margin Health Promotion and Education and PuNk* liealih Admtnistralion ,itv also offered tlmiuyh the NOCPH for more inlotmation or to seliedule a personal visit, contact as jt your textbooks... (ill» 383-^3%, makkTinantfmcoedu or visit our Wh site at Heahr>g Begins with Knowledge www.nHW.edu/ailh/pubhcallh Web site ordering NEWIPVE • We find and pull the Rentals Wants to know... books so they are ready for pick-up when you where are YOU living next year? return for Fall Semester 114 S. Main St. #7&9: One bedroom unfurnished apartments located downtown • First access to used books above Wizard Graphics. Laundry facilities. Extra storage. FREE WATER & SEWER. Resident pays electric/heat. #3 $350.00, #7 $315.00, #9 375.00 per • Use your BiG Charge of Fxp*rin"-nts month for a 12 month lease. 117 N. Main St. #2,4,5,68.8: One bedroom unfurnished apartments located • Visa, MasterCard or downtown. All are different. Laundry facilities on premises. Resident pays all Discover also accepted utilities. #2 $365.00, #4 $375.00, #5 $335.00, #6 $340.00, #8 $290.00 per AutoCAD Jj^rrrS- month for a 12 month lease. DCVUOPMtNT 315 1/2 S. Main St.: Two bedroom unfurnished upper apartment. Wood deck. Gas heat. Resident pays all utilities. Eat in kitchen. Cat permitted with Beat the crowds, order online at references. Close to downtown. $450.00 per month for a 12 month lease. 117 1/2 Lehman: Three bedroom unfunished upper duplex. Private entrance. http://bookstore.bgsu.edu Resident pays all utilities. $515.00 per month for a 12-month lease. (ZONED FOR NO MORE THREE(3) UNRELATED PEOPLE) Pick up your reserved books Aug. 18-29 during store hours in the Multi-Purpose Room, Bowen-Thompson Student Union .«.<2 S. Main 119) 352-562(1 NHWIS'VE BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Kent a Is . n,->, lowrvitll^aCoiti new lo I '" Rep. BARBARA OUBIN.on a measure thai would haw banned gun sales to anyone under drug treatment. Incwwwtuoml OPINION No always means no period Last night the Coalition at a party, flirted, drank and sex. can have a guy walk her home the difference between a rape great job of informing its audi- Against Sexual Offenses kissed, fie walked her home, and The audience played die role and invite him up to her room taking place or not. Respectable ence and making them think. but on a mock rape trial she invited him up to her room of the University Discipline and leave it at that. No matter men would make sure the If you or someone you know for students to watch/The group so he could borrow a CD. They Committee, who are like a jury. how far a person wants to take woman wants it. has been raped, there are many was showing students what a began kissing again, and they Most of the students in the audi- things physically, once one per- Some rapists do not realize groups who can help you, University Discipline Committee laid on her bed. Me began raping ence believed the man was guilty son says "no," the other has to they are doing anything wrong including the Health Center and Formal Hearing would be like. her as she repeatedly told him no of raping the woman. stop. and do not mean to hurt their Counseling Center. Students who are sexually and begged him to leave. Most rape victims are women. Some may argue that women victim. They may honestly think Rape is not the woman's fault assaulted on campus may have The alleged perpetrator had A woman has every right to flirt sometimes play hard to get and dial their partner wants to con- People need to know that even if one of these hearings in addition the same story, except he and kiss a guy at a parry and not when they say no they really tinue, and they do not realize a woman doesn't push her rapist to or in place of a criminal trial. thought that when she said no want anything more. A woman mean yes. If you are not sure if they are committing rape. or scream, if she says no he The victim claimed that the she meant yes. He also said that can wear whatever she wants, your partner means no, slop and Educating people about what needs to end it. It is the responsi- alleged perpetrator had raped the flirting and her outfit led him and that doesn't necessarily find out what she means, just to constitutes rape is of extreme bility of the man to stop, not the her. She said they saw each other to believe she wanted to have mean she wants to have sex She be on the safe side. It could make importance. The mock trial did a woman's to make him stop. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE CBR shames victims OX THE STREET of the real genocides killed under Hitler's Nazi rule, the local market. second showed a black man Genocide is What celebrity would else since learning they were being lynched (presumably in VIOLET COURTNEY JEANNIE you most like to party LUDLOW pregnant. not the same the South) and the third an STUDENT No. 4: Abortion is linked to aborted baby. The heading read: it up with? Guest Columnist breast cancer—among the lit- as abortion "Can You Connect the Dots?" erature provided by CBR was a I stood silently as a few USG did fine "fact sheet" that links abortion When I saw the signs pro- passers-by argued that there was As someone who has volun - to breast cancer. The argument claiming "Warning: Genocide no connection between the pho- job with peace leered and worked at an abor- is this: Because overexposure Images Ahead." I felt a little sick tos other than their shock value. tion clinic for seven years, I am to estrogen is a risk factor for to my stomach, but ready to face They said, "There is no intellec- resolution compelled to respond to the breast cancer, then a woman what might be there. Some sort tual connection between these Center for Bio-Kthical Reform's who has babies and nurses of message of racial equality, per- events." Before I could answer I wish to compliment "Awareness of Genocide" pro- them will have a lower risk of haps, a message not to repeat the them, they left. Undergraduate Student ject that visited our campus. breast cancer than a woman ABBYSCHROEDER Below are some of the project's who has abortions. Therefore, atrocities of the past and not to I lere is the connection: I litlcr Government for the Peace primary arguments, with my having abortions increases a let those going on in the world thought lews were inferior, so he Resolution which was approved FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED today continue. I was ready for killed them. In the old South, responses. woman's risk of breast cancer. Monday. I not only agree person- No. I: Abortion involves images of Auschwitz and whites thought blacks were infe- "Ashton Kutcher. He's The logic leap here is pretty ally with the language USG used, body parts and blood — yes. obvious: If not having a baby Nanking, Cambodia and Iraq, rior, so they killed them. Today, funny as hell!' I find it expresses a point of view Most surgical procedures do. If increases my risk of breast can- even the fate of the native society thinks the unborn are that can obtain consensus I am we determined which surgeries cer, then choosing to be child- Americans in our country. inferior, so we kill them. Any pleased USG took the time to should be permitted based on less for any number of years is However, genocide was not the questions? bring together parties with differ- lack of grossness, then many just as risky as having an abor- star of this show. It is not surprising that mod- ent points of view, to negotiate life-saving and life-enhancing tion. Dr. Susan Love, one of the The display outside the Union em society thinks this way. Many compromise language while procedures would no longer country's foremost authorities depicting mutilated aborted "educated" people today do not retaining the thrust of the draft exist. Personally, I found CBR's on breast health, writes that fetuses alongside images of even understand dial they them- document. mastectomy photos more dis- women should be concerned. genocide was misleading and selves were specially created in Consensus takes time and turbing than the fetus photos. We should not be concerned tasteless, not to mention ineffec- the image of Almighty God and effort, but it also confers legiti- However, I would never argue that abortion increases breast tive. In trying to draw a parallel as such are responsible to Him. macy and dignity. It is instructive that women should not be per- cancer risk, but that "anti-abor- between the great tragedies of mitted to have mastectomies tion groups are exploiting God and His trudis can easily be (and disillusioning! to compare TRISHA MATECHECK world history and abortion, not ignored but mere ignorance does USG's Peace Resolution and the just because the procedure women's fear of breast cancer." only are they putting themselves not change the truth or your process that USG followed with SENIOR, INTERIOR DESIGN looks gruesome. Love cites the World Health No. 2: Fetuses have fingers out of context, but also using responsibility to your Creator. the Faculty Senate's version and Organization, the American "Strongbad and Trogdor and toes — yes, again, and Cancer Society, the National genocide as a cheap selling point process. Anyone paying atten- for their ideas. Abortion, whatev- GARY N0NNEMACHER 'comes in the night'." most people know this already. Cancer Institute, the National tion would conclude that the fac- In the abortion clinic where I er stance you take on it, is not DEPARTMENT OF MATH/STAT Women's Health Network and ulty clearly have something to have worked, we are required genocide, (ienocide is killing the National Breast Cancer learn from the students in this by Ohio state law to provide Coalition as influential organi- masses of people due to their instance. I hope USG will contin- patients widi a booklet of pho- zations that support the posi- ethnicity or religion. Most of the Many migrant ue to build upon its success. tos of fetal development no tion that "research does not people on this campus are smart fewer than 24 hours before show a link between abortion enough to know the difference. workers aren't JIM EVANS their abortions The purpose of and increased breast cancer My personal opinion of abor- DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY the law is to try to get women risk." tion is irrelevant. I am sickened appreciated to rethink their decisions. It No. 5: Abortion is genocide by the tactics used by supporters simply doesn't work. Pregnant — the equation of abortion of Loth sides of the issue. A paral- Are today's migrant workers Greeks need to women who do not want to with genocide depends on an lel can be drawn between mur- give birth have chosen abor- equation of living human nothing more than tools used by VINCE C00ISP0TI der and abortion, perhaps, but it the farmers to do their menial unite in times tion when it was illegal, dan- beings with fetuses and on the is not genocide. The tactic exhib- work? Do you think a unionized SENIOR, FILM gerous, difficult to obtain and equation of hatred and fear ited, turning the greatest crimes factory worker would condone socially stigmatized. Most (which fuel genocidal acts) of tragedy "Michael Bolton because women tell us that they knew of humanity into playing cards this environment if they were the with women's choices regard- he's a no-talent ass clown." already what fetuses look like ing the timing and spacing of for a petty game, is more disgust- laborers? We are fast approach- Now is the time to show our and that this knowledge had their childbearing. The litera- ing than any picture they can put ing the planting season where strength. Our Greek Sisters of up on a billboard. little or no effect on dieir deci- ture I picked up from CBR calls hundreds of migrant workers are Alpha Gamma Delta have lost a sion to abort. abortion a "hate crime." I can used to do the hardest, dirtiest part of their family in the recent No. 3: Abortion is "not really REBECCA EHRICK certainly understand that peo- and least popular work in Ohio State University tragedy, reflected on"— this statement ple who are politically opposed STUDENT Northwest Ohio. and it is our duty to reach out. was made by a member of to abortion might make some The migrant worker's living When you joined your respective Falcons for Life and undergirds extreme statements in order to and working conditions and the organizations, you also joined the logic of using pictures of delegitimate it. However, I can- Abortion is ignoring of their disparagement part of a larger group. dead fetuses to critique abor- not accept an argument that is unacceptable. As conscien- There are somewhere around tion. It may well be that for equates a grown African indeed a form tious, human rights supporters it 350,000 active members of Greek many people this statement is American man with a nine- is important to question the sta- Organizations on over 800 col- true, but it is not true for most week-old fetus (as the "lynch- of genocide tus quo. My thought is we are lege campuses in the United ASHLEY BAUMAN pregnant women. In working ing" photo pairing did). In the with women who were seeking bolstering a different kind of States. Quite a large support net, process of arguing that aborted SENIOR abortions I have never met one fetuses are equal to victims of On Monday and yesterday a "new slave" of this century and eh? Let our Greek Unity shine INTERNATIONAL STUDIES woman who entered that genocide, CBR in fact further group displayed graphic photos we support it because no one through, and show why we truly surgery room without having victimizes the victims of geno- of aborted children and other wants change or confrontation. became brothers and sisters of "David Hasselhoff, "really reflected on" her deci- cide This argument robs vic- atrocities on die lawn in front of But does this make it right? Greek life. because Germans love sion. In fact, most women I tims of genocide of their indi- the Union. Think about it the next time you Baywatch." have worked with at the clinic viduality, their autonomy and One panel had three pictures. are enjoying fresh fruit or vegeta- BARRETT W. EVANS tell me that they have been the relevance of their lives. This The first showed lews being bles from the grocery store or DELTA SIGMA PHI unable to think about anything is a shame, indeed. JOEL HAMMOND. MANAGING EDITOR KARA HULL, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy CARRIE WHtTAKER, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? We between 600 and 800 words. These attacks and anonymous submissions REMArNA, OPINION EDITOR doubt it. Write us and let us know are usually also in response to a cur- will not be printed. PATRICIA RENGIF0, CITY NEWS EDITOR where you stand. rent issue on the University's campus E-mail submissions as an attach- or the Bowling Green area. ment to [email protected] CHUCK S0DER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ERICA GAMBACCINI, SPORTS EDITOR UTTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be with the subject line marked"Letter to fewer than 500 words. These are usu- POLICIES AMANDA KEEGAN, PHOTO EDITOR the Editor" or "Guest Cohimn."0nlye- 210 West Hall ally in response to a current issue on Utters to the Editor and Guest mailed letters and columns will be Bowling Green State University JENNIFER BRACKEN, FEATURES EDITOR the University's campus or the Columns arc printed as space on the i Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Bowling Green area. Opinion Page permits. Name, year considered for printing All letters are SHANNON K0LKEDY, ONLINE EDITOR subject to review for length and clari- Phone: (419) 372-6966 and phone number should be includ- j E-mail: [email protected] MARK BUCKINGHAM, COPY CHIEF 6UEST COLUMNS are longer pieces ed for verification purposes. Personal ty before printing. Website: www.bgnews.com KIMBERLY DUPPS, PULSE EDITOR JEFF BRAUN, DESIGN EDITOR WWW.BGNEWS.COM Wednesday. April 16.2003 5 NEW YORK CITY MAYOR WARNS MORE UYOFFS www.bgnews.com/nation NEWYORK (AP) —The city will have to lay off up to 10,000 city employees on top of about 5,000 previously announced layoffs unless it gets concessions from labor leaders and a tax on suburban commuters. Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned yesterday. Bloomberg's "doomsday" contingency budget calls for up to $1 billion in cuts in the 2003-2004 city budget. NATION Rush to file routine ByAmyWesflektt Of 132 million returns filed side of the main postal facility urged people not to pay. IK! ASSOCIATED PRESS nationally, 28 million are filed the around noon. Members of the War Resislers NEWYORK — like thousands week before the deadline, "I had my taxes done last League stood outside an IRS of Americans lining up at post, Internal Revenue Service I'riday. but I procrastinated," said office in New York, handing out offices yesterday, Tom Petrany spokesman Kevin McKeon said. Art Gutierrez, with one eye on a fliers with pie charts listing how said he had a good reason to wail That includes some of the 47 mil- refreshmenl stand offering free much tax money is spent on the until the last minute to file his tax lion people or so who are now fil- popcorn and soda. "I don't know military, schools and social ser- return: I le wanted to hang on to ing their returns by computer, he why. I always say I'll change and vices. his money for as long as possible. said. file earlier, but I don't." Priscilla Rackman, 80, said "Not much of a (federal) refund Waiting in line at an If taxpayers are still procrasti- some members submit returns this year — and on the state Indianapolis post office, Scotl nating, al least some aren't Wait- that subtract the part of their fed- you've always got to pay some- Miller wasn't sure why he always ing in line any more. In the eral payment that they estimate thing," said Petrany, 41, standing waits so long to file. Latham post office outside would go to defense. at the city's main post office and "I've been doing it on the last Albany, N.Y., officer-in-charge In Los Angeles, 72-year-old leaning over his tax forms. day for 30 years," said Miller, 48. "I loAnne Swim said more people Marilyn Alex cited a similar rea- Across the country, the annual did them a week ago, but I'm just have been doing their taxes elec- son for filing on April 15 for the rush was in full swing as dropping them off today. It's just tronically, shortening the lines first time in her life. "I'd just as Roy EmetfAP Photo Americans scrambled to file their tradition. I guess." there. soon not give Mr. Bush another TAX DAY: A line stretches along the interior of a post office yester- tax returns by the midnight dead- In downtown Chicago, illegally Some who don't like the way penny for his war," she said. day, in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles. Taxpayers had to tile line. parked cars began lining up out- the government spends money their returns or request an extension by midnight last night Cruise line says it will Airline on brink of bankruptcy By Angela K. Brown slump, compounded by fears of restore relic snip to glory THE ASSOCIATED PRESS terrorism, the SAUS virus and the By David 8. Caruso FORT WORTH. Texas — war in Iraq. Analysts say labor THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American Airlines teetered on concessions would help PHILADELPHIA —An ocean the brink of bankruptcy yester- American Airlines, but might no) liner that was the biggest and day after its flight attendants solve its long-term problems. fastest ever built in the United balked at approving $340 million Concessions were approved States, and a symbol of national in wage concessions The union by 69 percent of the pilots and S3 prestige until it was left to rot on was given one more day to vote. percent of the ground workers the Philadelphia waterfront, Members of American's two who voted, the Allied Pilots may soon sail again. other major unions — represent- Association and the Transport Norwegian Cmise Lines said ing pilots and ground workers — Workers Union said. approved more than $1 billion in Monday it has purchased the SS Unlike the flight attendants, United States, and intends to concessions, but the flight atten- those groups had a chance to dants' union said its members change their votes before yestei refurbish it and return it to ser- vice, a half-century after the had rejected their share of the day. They had some incentive to massive steamship set a speed cuts by fewer than 500 votes do so because American sweet- among 19,000 cast. ened its offer hist week. record for a trans-Atlantic cross- The world's biggest airline says The voting was conducted by ing. it will file for bankruptcy unless phone and over the Internet The The announcement amazed all diree unions approve their flight attendants union sought preservation groups, who had portions of $1.8 billion in labor an extension Monday, com been fighting what looked like a cuts It set a Tuesday deadline, plaining some members were losing battle to rescue the boat but later said flight attendants having trouble casting votes. from being scrapped. would be allowed to continue leaders of the three unions are "I'm stunned," said Susan voting — and change their votes reluctantly supporting the con- Gibbs, the granddaughter of the — until Wednesday evening cessions, which would cut labor ship's designer, William Francis \"This is our last chance to costs by more than 20 percent, Gibbs. "The last several years, the avoid bankruptcy," said Don but reductions under bankrupt- news has all been bleak. It has all Cany, chairman of American cy could be even more painful. been minors about scrapping, parent AMR Corp. Angry employees had packed and one failed venture after Chns Ganlnwr AP Plwto If the flight attendants fail to union meetings to complain that another." OCEAN LINER: The ocean liner SS United States sits in the water of the Delaware River where it is back the cuts. Carty said. terms of the concession deals For years, the SS United States docked at an pier in South Philadelphia, in this Nov. 13,1998, tile photo. On Monday, Norwegian American will immediately file were too harsh. has been a ghostly sight on the Cruise Line announced it has purchased the ship. for bankruptcy. American has been battered Philadelphia waterfront. United Airlines is already in by a weak economy, terrorism ties in more than 800 AUantic United States Cruises Inc. tiled probably need to be redesigned Seemingly abandoned on an bankruptcy and the industry and from low-cost airlines on HO crossings. Passengers included for bankruptcy, the ship was to compete with modern-day unused wharf, the rusting hulk overall is mired in its worst-ever percent of its routes. was little more than a bizarre Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, auctioned off for $2.6 million in cruise ships, Robison said. curiosity for sports fans on their President Kennedy and 1992. Fans of die ship, though, said way to the city's sports arenas. England's King Edward VIII. Bill Norwegian Cruise Lines its torpedo-resistant hull is Underneath the peeling paint, Glinton took it on his way to spokeswoman Susan Robison undamaged and that it could be diough, lay a rich history. Oxford University in 1968. wouldn't say how much the made seaworthy again. On its maiden voyage in 1952, Air travel finally did the big company hail paid for die ship, "She just needs to be sand- the powerful liner and its 268,000 boat in. It was decommissioned which had been owned by a New blasted and rewired and she can A Place to Call shaft horsepower engines set a in 1969, and was briefly stored at Jersey linn, Cantor Companies. sail," said Robert Hudson new trans-Atlantic speed record: ports in Virginia, Turkey and Messages left at Cantor's offices Westover, 39, chairman of the SS Your 3 days, 10 hours and 42 minutes. Ukraine before docking in Monday were not immediately United States Foundation, a ^W4? own— That record stood until 1990. Philadelphia in 1996. returned. group that has been lobbying for The ship was big, too — at 990 The late developer and hotel Robison also declined to say the ship's preservation. 801 FIFTH ST.: Two bedroom unfurnished apart- feet, it was 108 feet longer than owner Homer H. Hadley bought how much it might cost to refur- "I'm just giddy," he said. ments with balconies or patios. FREE WATER & the Titanic. the ship for $5 million in 1978, bish the boat. Previous estimates "Saving the SS United States is And even though the vessel and had planned a $35 million had been between $200 million equivalent to saving one of the SEWER. Private parking lot and laundry facili- was designed to be converted overhaul to ready it for cruises and $500 million. great engineering wonders of the ties. Resident pays electric and gas heat. $475.00 into a troop transport in times of between Los Angeles and The ship was gutted in the world." war, it carried numerous cclebri- Hawaii. But after his company mid-1990s and its interior will per month for a 12-month lease. Dry cereal for breakfast NEWIPVE 332 S. Main St, was invented by Come Home to \ mm nmiltlri John Henry Kellogg, WRIGHT STATE UHIVERSITY Rentals vkih'djoH mi at the turn of Lake Campus this Summeri the century. Let the Lake Campus help you MAXIMIZE your summeri Plenty of room At the Lake Campus, you can pick up a whole year of Spanish in just 10 weeks. Or, you can take gen eds or prereqs, transfer left for you! them back to your school, and be on [ASY street in the CFortv>e-r*< Morvt\{'-» Hair Fa-shiorv* *■ "the. Arrar>0*l«e-f\-r) 843 Sixth St. #2,3,5,6,8,9,10,11 &12: Two bed- i8i 5. Main 6-r C4-H) *5Z-+*C* fall. (Tell your friends that you spent the summer on the Lake!) room unfunished apartments with 2 full baths. Call 1-800-237-1477 for our short Non-Degree Central air conditioning. Dishwashers, 20% off any service application form or get it online. Write on the application that you are applying in response to this ad, and we'll Washer/dryer in building. Private parking lot w/ selected stylist waive your application fee. Tuition is $117 per credit with ample spaces. Resident pays all utilities. hour. #1-4 $500.00 per month for a 12 month lease. Summer Terms "A" and "C begin June 16. 20% off any product "B" Term begins July 21. Registration in progress! #5-12 $520.00 per month for a 12 month lease. Wright Slate Universtiy-Lake Campus V*2S \l.iin N 7600 State Route 703 ■ Celina.Ohio 45822-2952 'Must present coupon to receive discount. NEWIPVE offers expire 5-12-03 www.wright.edu/lake inu limit' ill\ ami 6 Wednesday. April 16,2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM SEPARATIST PARTY DEFEATED IN QUEBEC www.bgnews.com/world QUEBEC CITY (AP) — Quebec voters have told the rest of Canada the French-speaking province will not seek independence again soon, ending the pro-sovereignty Parti Quebecois' nine-year run in office. Almost com- plete results showed the Quebec Liberal Party won a strong majority in the 125-member National Assembly legislature to form a new provincial government. WORLD Doctor saves baby of pregnant SARS victim By Helen Uik 'HI 1SSOCIMI0 PBISS HONG KONG — Doctors Ousan Vraroe AP Ptioto saved the baby of a pregnant woman dying of the respiratory KEEPING ORDER: U.S. marines hold back a man holding a ailment known as SARS. deliver- press card outside Palestine hotel in central Baghdad yesterday. ing the child by Caesarean sec- tion, hospital officials said. The mother was one of nine people Iraqi police key whose deaths were reported IUesday as Hong Kong struggles to combat the disease. The global toll topped 150, in success of war defying Asia's battle to stop severe By Niko Price as the officers lined up in acute respiratory syndrome. U.S. IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS ragged formation and received experts warned the just-revealed BAGHDAD, Iraq — A group orders to set up checkpoints genetic code for the suspected of Iraqi policemen drove and patrol the hospitals. SARS virus doesn't explain how it through this lawless city with Anger at Americans has been arose but should lead to better sirens blaring yesterday and rising in Baghdad. U.S. forces tests to detect it. immediately made themselves have yet to restore electricity, The SARS mother's baby was useful by collaring their first water, phone servide or order bom April 1, according to Hong crook. since Iraq's government broke Kong's Princess Margaret Though tiny, unpaid and down in advance of their inva- Hospital, which declined to poorly armed, the embryonic sion from the south. release information on the baby's patrols are crucial to the suc- The medical center, which gender or condition. Bullrt Marque; AP Ptioto cess or failure of the U.S.-led includes different varieties of The Ghinese-language Ming SARS: Arriving passengers help themselves to free vitamins, mostly Vitamin C or ascorbic acid, being war here, because the hospitals and teaching facili- Pao daily said the baby was not American occupying force has ties, has been partially looted. full-term but doctors decided the provided by the Government at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport south of Manila yesterday to help prevent them from catching the severe acute respiratory syndrome or SARS. been unwilling or unable to Thieves made off with tables 34-year-old mother was so sick effectively police the cities it is and sofas even as the police they should go ahead with the tals in Beijing and met with offi- the crisis, which Premier Wen spreaders," SARS patients who capturing. officers arrived. birth. Baghdadis cheered the three Marines set up checkpoints The newspaper reported the cials of a third to check rumors of Jiabao last weekend described as have infected many other people. unreported SARS cases. "grave." WHO experts said the discussion white patrol cars as they drove outside of the complex last father had just recovered from through the central al-Shorja week, but don't go inside unless SARS and the family had lived in Team spokesman lames He ordered that passengers on confirmed what they had long Palmer characterized the visits as airlines, trains and boats be suspected — that all the super- market, followinga U.S. Marine there is shooting. They have not Amoy Gardens, a hard-hit apart- llumvee and trailed by a red sealed the perimeter, allowing ment complex with some 300 "cooperative" but gave no details screened and on Tuesday state spreaders were people infected — including the hospitals' names media said buses, taxis and pub- very early in the SARS outbreak bus filled with Iraqi police offi- looters to ransack the hospital. cases of the flu-like illness. cers in black berets and crisp U.S. forces have appealed to The hospital said the mother or what the visiting doctors lic facilities would be disinfected. before doctors know what pro- found. At least 154 SARS victims have tective measures to take uniforms in assorted shades of Iraqi police officers to contact was admitted on March 26 with green. them and get back to work as SARS symptoms that quickly SARS is thought to have started died around the world, out of From the moment experts real- in southern Guangdong province more than 3,200 cases, most of ized that patients had to be isolat- The convoy sped along the the city remains in chaos. worsened. She died late Monday. Tigris River, kicking up a cloud A few joint patrols of U.S. In mainland China on Tuesday, last November, but its extent in them in Asia. ed and doctors and nurses had to China only became known Also Tuesday, the WHO hosted wear protective gear, no new of dust, and into the city's Marines and Iraqi police offi- a World Health Organization biggest hospital complex, cers have begun and are team visited two military hospi- recently. Chinese officials have a telephone conference of doc- superspreaders have emerged, been accused of underreporting tors to discuss apparent "super- the WHO says. Saddam Medical City. Ihere, expected to gather momentum Marines looked on from tanks in the coming days. ETUH TMIf.Gl It80 AS Mow *? - BOWIWG 6*eeN STUOSA/T DISCOUNTS LA • fuu Sir '2? MUST • Sim MMWRt */4 SHOW f.D. • Fiu f$ SPA fOR • PtomK '29 • AtRBXUSH TAA/A/WG *f8 OtSCOt/A/T 3 Large Cheese Pizzas w ^ •* HOURS: MOM, H/CO. Tkun. fni I0AM-8PM SAT 9AM-5PM additional items \CAU fOfi APPO/A/TAf£A/TS • 3S4.&S2S\ 353-MEGA(6342) $1.25 each 1616EWooster Deep Dish $1.25 extra - GODFREY'S FAMILY RESTAURANT - offer expires April 30th 1021 S. Main St. 58 £ i ^ Bowling Green, OH 43402 419-352-0123 LOOKING FOR A NEW PLACE TO LIVE??? UNIVERSITY -Specials- VILLAGE Thursday Night Friday Night & •All you can eat •All you can eat perch, UNIVERSITY fried chicken $6.99 potatoe, coleslaw, COURTS •Includes potatoe, roll $5.75 Mercer at Clough vegetables and stuffing. •All you can eat Short block S. of Woostcr Alaskan Walleye, potatoe, coleslaw, roll $7.50 UNIVERSITY VILLAGE ALL LOCATIONS Quality living in spacious 2 bdrm • "Tenant Friendly" Management Check out our daily specials! apts. 9 and 12 month leases. • 24 hr. emergency maintenance Furnished Available. • central air & heat Bring this ad for an additional ■ convenient laundry facilities Mon-Thurs 6:30am-8:30pm UNIVERSITY COURTS • Convenient to Campus Shuttle Stop 15% off any regularly priced I&2 bedrooms for mature students. • Short walk to Library, Student Rec menu item with valid Fri 6:30am-9;30pm Quiet and cozy environment. Center and all campus facilities. BGSU student I.D. Sat 7:00am-9:00pm Furnished Available. Sun 8:00am-8:00pm ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF WOOSTER (419) 352 -0164 WALK ON OVER' www.universitycourts-uvillageapartments.com I BG NEWS BASKETBALL: MICHAEL JORDAN GETS READY TO RETIRE... AGAIN. PAGE 8 BRIEFING Women's golf places fourth at Invitational WEDNESDAY The BG women's golf team had a strong showing at the April 16, Bronco Invitational this past 2003 Sunday and Monday in Kalamazoo, Mich. They placed fourth out of the 10 teams in the tournament www.bgnews.com/sports and had two golfers finish in the top 10 individually. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Senior Shelley Binzel was the top finishing Falcon as she finished in second place overall after winning a play- off for the spot with an over- all score of 154. It was her fourth runner-up finish in her BG career. "Shelley Binzel played very well for us and had a great Falcons crush IPFW, 17-8 weekend," coach Kurt Thomas said. "She was able By Andrew C layman to get a big one hole playoff SPORTS REPORTER Kelly Hunt led the BG win there and steal the run- A tight ballgame with non- baseball team with a ner-up spot." conference foe Indiana- Senior Emily Hassen also Purdue-Fort Wayne quickly grand slam in the fifth placed in the top ten with a turned into a lopsided inning yesterday. tenth place finish after slugfest yesterday, as the BG shooting a 163 for the two baseball team plated 12 fifth By Elliott Schreiner days. Her score did not count inning runs in route to a 17-8 SPORTS REP0R1ER towards the team however; triumph at Steller Field. Quite simply pui, yesterday she was just competing for With a strong wind blowing was Kelly Hunt's day. the individual title. out to right-center and tem- Of course, it was supposed to Another finishing Falcon peratures in the mid eighties, be his day, as he was celebrating during the weekend was the Falcon hitters came out his birthday. junior Jenny Schnipke, who aggressive, pounding out 17 And Hunt saw no way better to finished in fifteenth place hits against four different celebrate than winning a base- with a 165. Senior Stephanie IPFW pitchers. No bat rang ball game and breaking a school I KIM finished tied for twen- louder than that of senior record or two while he was at it. ty-fourth place by shooting a clean-up hitter Kelly Hunt, "It's nice to see Kelly get some 168 and junior Julie Wise fin- who crushed both a grand hits,'' coach Danny Schmitz said. ished fifty-second with her slam and a three- run homer "He's been getting hits lately, just 186. in the fifth inning, breaking not the big hits we need him to The team will head down the school record for runs- get." to Columbus this weekend to batted-in in a single inning Hunt decided that yesterday participate in the Ohio State with seven. His eight total would be a day of many big hits. Invitational on Saturday and RBI's ties the school record He started the game off by hit- Sunday. held by Andy Tracy (1995), ting a sacrifice fly in the bottom leu Elias (2001), and Nick of the first inning to put the Elrod (2001). Falcons on top 1-0 before going "It was definitely a good silent for a few innings. day to be a hitter," head coach It was the fifth inning when Danny Schmitz said after the Hunt really started swinging the game. "Kelly had a great day. lumber. Schnipke That's his job, to be the 'set the He started the inning by crush- tone' guy." ing a grand slam to give the Despite the inviting weath- Falcons a 7-2 lead. has much er conditions and vulnerable Then he finished the inning by IPFW pitching staff, the driving a three-run homer over Falcons (10-13, 4-4 in the die wall in center, giving him a success as Mid-American Conference) Bowling Green record with seven managed just a slim 3-2 lead Ben SwjnfM BG New RBIs in one inning. after four innings of play. The second homerun also HOME RUN: Kelly Hunt gets ready to swing the bat right before he hits a grand slam in the fifth inning a Falcon BASEBALL. PAGE 10 yesterday to defeat IPFW Hunt broke the school record for RBIs in a single inning with seven. HUNT. PAGE 11 By Kevin Shields SPORTS RfPORIIR The Bowling Green women's golf learn had a big production this year from junior lenny Schnipke. Her round of 76 was the best on the team in their last tournament al William & Mary as Golf finishes sixth in Classic she finished in 10th place. By Erik Bell team. However, just like last ually by Chris Leake. leake fired did which was lucky for us." Conference school Ball State She has already had three top SPORIS REPORTER week at the Marshall a new personal best in the three Andy Miller tied for 21st place took first place in the tourna- five finishes on the year and won The men's golf team again had Invitational, the Falcons faltered round tournament with a total overall with a score of 227 for the ment with a three round total of an individual title at the Eastern a great first round showing, but in the second and third rounds. score of 221. That score was good Falcons Miller shot a 75 in the 872, 20 strokes ahead of second Kentucky Fall Invitational in faltered in the second and third As a team, the Falcons shot a 307 enough to tie for 5th place over- first round and followed that place finisher and host Wright October. rounds to finish sixth at the 2003 in the second round and a 306 in all for Ix>ake. If ake fired 75's in performance with back to back State. Buller and American She had a good fall season to Bullock Collegiate Classic. the third round, ending up with a the first and ilmd rounds and a 76's in the second and third The three round tournament three round total of 911. 71 in the second round. rounds University tied for third place begin the year for the Falcons that took place Sunday and Coach Garry Winger was dis- Leake is a native of Centerville, Bud Ziglar, Craig Pickerel and with a score of 900. Cincinnati and coach Kurt Thomas praised Monday was hosted by Wright appointed with his team's per- Ohio, and dius he grew up play- Adam Cordes also placed for the finished 9 strokes ahead of the her play. State University, and was played formance and cited a lack of ing at Greene Country Club. Falcons Ziglar had a three round Falcons to finish in fifth place. "She has played well for us and at the Greene Country Club in depth as the team's undoing Winger felt this gave Leake a total of 232, which lied him for The Falcons finished two had a good fall season to begin Fairbom. Ohio. "I felt we didn't play well al all," huge advantage. 38th place overall. Pickerel had a strokes ahead of seventh place the year," Thomas said. "She had The Falcons were tied for sec- Winger said. "It hurt us that our "I thought Chris played great," score of 237. which placed him finisher Detroit-Mercy. good holes and holds the current ond place in the 14 team tourna- best player didn't play well and Winger said. "I was kind of tied for 54th place. Cordes tied Rounding out die top ten. in school record for lowest single ment after one round of play our lack of depth also hurt us." expecting him to play well since for 56lh place with a score of 238. round score in school history after firing a score of 298 as a the Falcons were led individ- he grew up in that area and he Fellow Mid-American MEN'S GOLF, PAGE 11 with her round at Eastern Kentucky." Schnipke is from Kalida, Ohio where she played for Kalida I ligh School for four years. While at Kalida, she earned second team all-county honors in 1998 and in Spikers win Spring 1999 she lead her high school team to their first unbeaten sea- son in school history with a fourth place finish at the state tournament. Fling Tournament In her first year at BG, she par- By Erica Gambaccmi opponents we saw all spring" Ohio defeating them 2-0. ticipated in all of the team's 10 SPORIS EDITOR Sikorski said. "It was a tough "OU was the toughest team tournaments on the year. Her After having a tough fall sea- tournament because there were there other than us," Sikorski best finish was third on the year, son the Falcon volleyball learn five MAC schools there out of said. "It was a big time win for us as she placed third at both the had much success this spring eight teams and at all of the because they didn't really lose a Grand Valley Spring Invitational season. other tournaments we only saw lot of people. They had the play- and Bronco Invitational. They competed in the 14th one or two MAC teams" er of the year play along with a She then finished the year with Annual Spring Fling The Falcons competed in the really great setter. They had size, Orange pool playing two games they had speed and we were still a sixth place finish at the Mid- Tournament at Anderson Arena Saturday and won the eight- against each of the other three able to beat them. It was really American Conference team tournament for their sec- squads. Indiana-Purdue-Fort great feeling to do so well on the Championships. ond tide in three tournaments VVfayne and MAC rivals Miami day and finish being the best Her second year she had a run - this spring. and Toledo competed in the team there." ner-up finish at the Ball State " We did a really good job. not same pool. All five starting attackers for Invitational and a ninth place only in this tournament, bui in In the Brown pool, Ohio the Falcons had at least 2.0 kills finish at the IUini Spring Classic. the whole spring season espe- University finished in first place per game on the day. She once again placed sixth at cially in comparison to our fall followed by Cleveland State, "It was really exciting to see the MAC Championships and season. It kind of helped make Eastern Michigan and Findlay. our team come together, that's was the Falcons' top finisher. up for how we did in the fall," "OU had the player of the year really important in our game," Sikorski said. "1 thought Mel "She is a very dedicated golfer Sara Sikorski said. still on their team and Eastern In the fall the Falcons had an was coming off a good year and Mohr showed a lot of improve- and works hard on her own and overall record of 9-21 and a Mid- Miami is always a tough team. ment over the spring season. in practice to improve on her American Conference record of So we played really tough teams Susie Norris and Taylor |Twite| game," Thomas said. 4-14. So far this spring the net- over the weekend," Sikorski said. both hit well on the day." Schnipke and her team will Ctim Schooler BG News ters have an overall record of 21 - After playing all of the schools Mohr hit .333 and had 138 compete this upcoming week- 6 including a 5-1 record in the in their respected pools the blocks per game Saturday, while BLOCK: Nadia Bedricky (7) and Melissa Mohr (10) jump up to stop end in Columbus at the OSU tournament Saturday. teams competed in cross-over the ball Saturday. The Falcons won the eight-team tournament. Invitational. "They were the toughest play where the Falcons faced VOLLEYBALL PAGE 11 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWWiBNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 8 Wednesday. April 16.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Football needs some work Mets By Zach Baker championship...and he will." end ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR On the defensive side, Football coach Gregg Brandon Brandon said the squad is ahead gave his team a B in its progress of the offense because of eight after the spring game on returning starters and the same losing Saturday. coordinator, Tim Bcckman, while While Brandon said he was the offensive staff has many new pleased with several areas of the coaches. team, he said that certain aspects "The continuity is better over streak are not where they need to be. there right now," Brandon said. By Alan Robinson Some of that is expected, "From an offensive standpoint THE ASSOCIATED PRESS according to Brandon, because there is more uncertainty...we PITTSBURGH — Tom of the team's changes in coaches kept tilings as simple as we could, Glavine's third consecutive and personnel. mainly for the coaches...there are strong start and Icromy Burnitz's Brandon said the offensive line some players who know the two-run homer led the New York and running game were limited offense better than the coaches. 1 Mets past the Pittsburgh Pirates in the spring game because of thought they did a nice job this 3-1 last night, ending their six- several factors. spring." game losing streak. "Offensive line-wise, we are On defense, Brandon said he Struggling closer Armando nowhere near where we want to was also impressed with the play Benitez. who blew three leads in be in the fall because of injuries," of some of die new players on the last nine days, worked a Brandon said. "The running that side, including defensive end scoreless ninth for his fourth game isn't where it needs to be Devon Parks. save. because we didn't run our quar- "Devon Parks is a kid that real- Glavine (2-1) limited the terbacks with the ball in the ly stood out for us in spring Pirates to three singles over 6 1-3 spring and that's a big chunk of drills," Brandon said. T le was a innings, striking out five and our offense." real pleasant surprise." walking three. Since a 15-2 open- Brandon said that quarterback Brandon said he was a little ing-day loss to die Cubs in his losh I larris, who was 20-29 pass- disappointed with the special Mets debut, Glavine has allowed ing for 164 in the Spring, is about teams in the spring game, and only two runs over 18 innings in on schedule with where he said there were some holding three starts, a 1.00 ERA should be at this point in the off- mistakes. But Brandon also said Glavine, improving to 19-12 Ben Swanget I season. that punter Nate Fry had a decent against Pittsburgh, even struck "He's come along well," game and that kicker Sean READY FOR ACTION: Rising senior quarterback Josh Harris drops back to make a pass. Harris has out lason Kendall—the first time Brandon said, "losh has got to Suisham "has kicked fairly well come a long way in his years at BG according to head coach Gregg Brandon. he's done that in 28 at-bals. Only bring his A-gaine for us to win a this spring." Don Slaught (32 at-batsl had a longer streak without striking out against the left-hander, who won his 244th career game. Bumitz was 3-for-4 with a pair of singles off losh Iflgg (1-2) as the Mets bounced back after being outscorcd 22-8 during Jordan's career coming to an end Montreal's four-game weekend sweep in Puerto Rico. The Mets By loseph White rum around a franchise that has- •It ASSOCIATED PRESS also lost the final two games of a n't won a playoff game in 15 three-game series in Florida WASHINGTON — Michael years. Even with lordan on the before flying to San luan. Ionian surely expected a differ- court, the Wizards have had The Mets avoided dieir longest ent ending, not a finale amid the back-to-back losing seasons losing streak since they dropped turmoil of his self-assembled, marred by bad chemistry. 12 in a row in August. They have crumbling team. He'll sit down with team had diree losing streaks of at least lordan finishes his NBA play- owner Abe I'ollin after the sea- six games over the final two ing career — part three — in son. months of last season and the Philadelphia tonight His "My ending is going to be first two weeks of this season. Washington Wizards teammates when this team is successful," The Mets were short on pitch- will probably try to send him out lordan said. "I am sure every- ing and power in Puerto Rico, but a winner, but there's no telling body would love to see me hit got both in Pittsburgh. Burnitz's what to expect after the tongue- the game-winning shot in the second homer, a drive deep into lashing some players got from finals. Sometimes not being able the scats in right-center, put coach Doug Collins at Jordan's to be as successful is a great sig- them up 2-1 in the fifth and came last home game. nal because it lets you know that afterTy Wigginton reached when After Monday night's 93-79 it is the right time to move on loss to the New York Knicks, and do other things." shortstop Abraham Nunez mis- ( ollins criticized some players lordan said he would give played his grounder for an error. for showing "insidious" disre- himself just an average grade for Cliff Floyd, raising his career s|>ect to the coach. I le implied it average against the Pirates to his three years as the Wizards de .349, followed an inning later could lead to a roster purge in facto general manager. In die the offseason. future, he said he'll concentrate with a run-scoring double. "It doesn't matter how much Roberto Alomar led off with a more on finding players with single against Fogg, who gave up money you make or what you desire, passion and a willingness do, you still respect the people three runs — two earned — and to be learn and be coached — six hits in seven innings. who are trying to bring the best even if they are considered mar- out in you." Collins said. ginal by die NBAs talent stan- Glavine retired 13 in a row "Somewhere along the line, dards. before Reggie Sanders walked that's been lost. And I sure hope "I would take 12 guys who leading off the seventh and we can get it back, not just here, have a strong passion to play Pokey Reese singled with one but in all cities in the NBA." this game over 12 stars who out. The Pirates loaded the bases Caught off guard by Collins' don't respect the game," lordan Barry Jarvinen AC Ptuld against reliever Jaime Cerda remarks, lordan supported the said. RETIRING AGAIN: Former Chicago Bulls' star Michael Jordan kisses the basketball floor of Chicago before Kenny Iofton filed out to deep center to end the threat. coach but said the timing or the But that's lordan the person- Stadium on Sept. 9.1994. Jordan finishes his NBA career, part three, in Philidelphia tonight. method might not have been the nel man. What about Ionian the Scott Strickland pitched a best. player, who wanted so badly to Collins said. "Is the only scenario time, but he didn't want to play a row at home — lordan has scoreless eighth. "These are things you have to get to the playoffs one last time? that we win a championship? It's for another coach other than tried to savor his last few days in Pittsburgh's only run came deal with," said lordan, who He signed some promising perception. If we were to win Phil lackson in Chicago, where uniform. He will do so again after Sanders walked and stole plans to return to the Wizards' names this season for that final four more games and get swept they won six championships Wednesday, and he wouldn't second in the second. With two front office. "I'd rather for them run — ferry Stackhouse. Bryon in the first round, would Michael together. mind if the tributes were toned outs and first base open, manag- not to lieout for everyone's opin- Russell, liirry Hughes, Charles have been successful? "With the Bulls, it wasn't my down. er Art Howe ordered Nunez ion. Those are things I'd like to Oakley — but the playing styles "What is success? If we don't option," lordan said. "If Phil "Play the game and walk intentionally walked, and Fogg field internally, but I think Doug and personalities were a bad win the championship, for him would have stayed, I would have away. Look back on the game grounded a run-scoring single felt very disrespected." mix from die start. coming back is a failure. He's still played. That wasn't the end, with my own memories and my into left for his second hit of the At least this is helping the 40- Then again, according to judged at a standard no one else it was because I didn't want to own reminisces," Jordan said. "I season. year-old lordan with one wish: Collins, even making the play- even comes close to." play for a rebuilding project. think you guys have seen what I Notes I le didn't want a big, somber fuss offs might have been enough to As for whether lordan will Itiis is my choice. I'm looking to have meant to the game. I don't Glavine was lifted after throw- over his retirement. Instead, he's satisfy lordan, his critics or even retire for good — he's come back walk into this because I know need someone to recap it for me. ing 101 pitches. ... Howe needs got a big mess. his fans. twice already — he pointed out there won't be another chance of I would quiedy love to walk away three more victories for 1,000 in His next job probably will be "Is there any way Michael that this was the first time he me being in the league." and still have my own little his managing career.... The Mets to fix it and continue his quest to could win coming back to play?" announced it in advance. He Despite his team's losing ways piece. I'm not dead. I'm still were 0-2 in Pittsburgh last sea- wasn't really ready to quit last — they dropped their last five in alive." son. BGSU Dining Services presents the FREE RELIABLE PERSON? Community Easter Buffet Membership to Chenywood Health Spa Sunday, April 20, 2003 11:00AM until 2:00PM •Indoor Heated Pool -New Equipment Lenhart Grand Ballroom - Bowen-Thompson Student Union •Sauna 'Updated Lighting RELIABLE CAR? •HydraSpa Whirlpool Menu DELIVERY DRIVERS WANTED Carved Pnme Rib w/ Au Jus / Professional Trainers (avail, after May 15) Country Glazed Ham FOR FALL 2003 Chicken Breast with Supreme Sauce Pasta Primavera A Preferred Properties Co, Deliver BG News up to 3 hours every morning. M-F. Steamed Fresh Vegetables • REQUIREMENTS An Array of Gourmet Salads Make your home at: Assorted Gourmet Desserts Newly Renovated Haven House • Updated -Reliable car (truck preferred) with insurance 3everages V- / Fox Run • Piedmont • Newly Renovated -Ability to work M-F at 5:30 AM to 8:30 AM Price -100% reliable with an outstanding Adults-$15 95 plus tax Birchwood •Triplex employment history BGSU Students - Si3 95 w/ BGSU student ID Small k r £ Children 4-12 years - $6 95 plus tax T II animals Children under 4 years - FREE I • BENEFITS Golden Buckeye Card Patrons - $13 95 allowed at Reservations required Triplex & -S10-S15 Per Hour Call University Catering (419-372-7950) Birchwood -Weekends FREE Monday - Friday 9AM - 5PM Parking is available in Lot E (by Smoketuaa). Lot A (by Centre*) Lot F (behind Soronty houses, bay parking with 15 minute grace Apply in person M-F 8-5 PM oenoa forguast drop oft). Lot IT. and Lota 7 aid.' (Between Harry and Read St off Thurstm Aval 204 West Hall NEWS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday, April 16.2003 9 Lawton leads Indians in win Reds struggle CLEVELAND (AP) — Matl Lawton hit a three-run homer to help rookie Jason Davis and the with Cubs, lose Cleveland Indians defeat the Baltimore Orioles 8-3 Tuesday CHICAGO (AP) — Sammy Dunn's to head to make it 5-0. night. Sosa needed a little help for his "He |Graves| got a little a tenta- Orioles starter Omar Daal 501st homer. tive after the fly ball went out." later was ejected for hitting Sosa homered and Shawn Cincinnati manager Hob Boone lawton in the back with a pitch. Estes pitched no-hit ball through said. Lawton simply picked up the five innings as the Chicago Cubs Estes (1 -11 retired the first nine ball and good-naturedly flipped defeated the Cincinnati Reds 11- batters he faced before walking it back to the left-hander. 1 on yesterday. Felipe Lopez to open the fourth. By then, the Indians had over- The Cubs took advantage of a He also hit Sean Casey in that come a 2-0 deficit to lead 6-3. 24-mph wind to hit three home inning but escaped by getting Davis (1 -2) allowed three runs runs. Mark Bellhorn and llee Austin Kearns to hit into a double and eight hits over seven innings Seop Choi also homered. play. in his second career win. The 6- The Cubs sent 11 batters to the The Cubs committed three foot-6 right-hander had a 1.42 plate in the fourth inning. Sosa, errors Monday night in their 11 -3 ERA in spring training but was who hit his 500th homer against loss to the Reds, but played better hit hard and had a 12.86 ERA in Cincinnati on April 4 but had not defense yesterday. his first two starts. hit one since, connected against "It was a good day for us espe- Davis struck out only one, but Reds starter Danny Graves, giv- cially after the bad day we had threw 65 of 87 pitches for strikes. ing the Cubs a 1-0 lead. yesterday," manager Dusty Baker Milton Bradley and Shane The ball appeared to be a rou- said. "It's kind of a tale of two Spencer had three hits each for tine fly ball and kept Sosa from teams from yesterday to today. Cleveland, which was hitlcss his patented hop, but the wind Hopefully we do the same over the first three innings. pushed it out of the park. tomorrow and hopefully we're The Indians got five hits in a lory Oeiak AP Photo "I hit it but 1 didn't hit it quite not on an even/ other day pro- enough," Sosa said. "Sometimes gram." four-run fourth inning off Daal HOSTILITY: Cleveland Indians' pitcher Carl Sadler, right, is held back by Indians' catcher Josh Bard, (0-2), capped by Lawton's sec- you know when you hit the ball Kelly Stinnett got Cincinnati's ond homer. second from right, after Sadler hit Kansas City Royals batter Michael Tucker. Sadler was ejected. very good that it's going to go first hit leading off the sixth Bradley began the rally with a Bradley hit a one-out double run fourth. of the last 13 batters he faced hit right away. That was kind of a fly inning when the wind drove his single to extend his season- and took third on an infield sin- David Segui and left* Conine safely. ball. I think the wind helped." fly ball over Corey Patterson's opening hitting streak to 13 gle by Omar Vizquel. Burks sin- hit consecutive doubles for a 1 -0 Notes: O'Nora was stunned Graves agreed. bead for a leadoff double. games — longest by an Indians gled in Bradley, and Spencer fol- lead. The RBI was just the sec- when a foul ball by Segui hit him "When I turned around Graves (0-2) in his first season player since Toby Harrah hit in lowed with an RBI double to ond of the season for Orioles in the left shoulder in the eighth, IRubenl Mateo was going after it as a starter, pitched five innings 14 straight to open 1982. make it 6-3. cleanup hitter Conine. but he stayed in the game.... The like he was camped under it and and gave up nine runs, six of One out later, Ellis Burks dou- Daal then hit Lawton with a After Jay Gibbons popped out, Orioles have lost 15 of the their it just kept going, but that's them earned. bled in Bradley to make it 2-1. breaking pitch and plate umpin' Tony Batista singled in Conine. last 17 games in Cleveland. ... Wrigley Field," Graves said. Martinez had an RBI-double in Spencer singled and lawton Brian O'Nora immediately eject- One out later, B.J. Surhoff dou- Daal has lost eight straight, dat- Graves then gave up a single to the fifth and scored on Patterson's drove a 2-2 pitch over the right- ed the left-hander. bled over BradJcy's head, but the ing to 2002 when he was with Troy O'Leary, a walk to Choi and single. One batter later. Sosa field fence for a 4-2 lead. Pat Hentgen replaced Daal center fielder recovered quickly Los Angeles.... Baltimore still has a single to Ramon Martinez. drove in two more nins on a dou- Jerry Hairston hit his first with the bases loaded and and threw to second baseman not had a win from a lefty starter Bellhorn followed with a two-run ble to make it 9-0. homer with two outs in the fifth unleashed a wild pitch, scoring Brandon Phillips, whose relay since April 28.2001, when Chuck single, scoring O'Leary and Choi Choi tagged Reds reliever to bring Baltimore within 4-3. Burks, but struck out the next beat Batista trying to score from McElroy beat Minnesota. ... and Adam Dunn dropped Paul losias Munzanillo for a leadoff Cleveland came right back in two batters. first. VTzquel's single in the fifth broke Bako's fly ball in left, scoring homer in the sixth and Bellhorn the bottom of the inning. The Orioles put together three Daal allowed nine hits and an 0-for-16 streak. I le added an Martinez. Then Patterson drove hit his first home nin of the sea- doubles and a single in a two- seven runs in 4 1 -3 innings. Nine RBI triple in the eighth. in Bellhorn with a double over son, to make it 11 -0. Garland looks to Cleveland ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Heidi Romer won both her singles and doubles matches By Joe Milicia "Mike Garland is outstanding second assistant to leave Izzo's against Ball State Saturday to help the Falcons top (he 1HE ASS0CIA1ED PRESS in terms of player development staff for a head coaching job this Cardinals 4-3. CLEVELAND — Cleveland — in communication with stu- year. The University of Dayton Romer was the last Falcon left on the court with the score tied State is looking to make a head dent athletes," Reed said. hired Brian Gregory last week. 3-3, she found herself in the decisive singles match for the sec- coach out of another Michigan "He was so passionate about Tom Crean of Marquette, Stan ond week in a row. State assistant. our job and wanting to be here. Heath of Arkansas and Stan Last week Romer gave the Falcons the final victory they need- The university expects to hire I le's ready for this opportunity." loplin of Toledo also are former ed to defeat Miami 4-3. Mike Garland for its coaching Garland would replace Rollie assistants under Izzo. Romer played in the sixth flight for the sixth flight for the vacancy after former Clemson Massimino who resigned last "1 really think there's some- Falcons in both deciding matches. coach Larry Shyatt withdrew his month after the Vikings went 8- thing there when those people Saturday she defeated BSW's Aryce /oilman in a third set name from consideration. 22 and finished last in the nine- go out and have that kind of suc- marathon match. "It's just a matter of working team Horizon League. cess," Reed said. Romer dropped the opening set in a tiebreaker, but rallied out details with the contract," At Cleveland State, Massimino Before arriving at Michigan back for a 6-2 win in the second set. In the final set. she took a 4- Cleveland State athletic director was unable to duplicate the suc- State, Garland led Belleville I Ugh 1 commanding lead only to see Zollman tie it up at 4-4. Lee Reed said yesterday. cess he had while leading School in southeast Michigan to However, Romer did not give up and proceeded to win the Garland. 48, has been an assis- Villain A,i to an improbable 1985 a 153-49 record over nine years. next two games for 6-4 victory. tant at Michigan State for seven NCAA title. After a promising He was named The Associated Romer also competed with Andrew Mcister at the No. 3 dou- years under coach Tom Izzo. He start, the Cleveland State pro- Press High School Coach of the Heidi Romer bles position to give the Falcons their only doubles victory! The is known for working one-on- gram sputtered, going 90-113 in Year in 1993-94. pair defeated the Cardinals' Zollman and Kara Sullivan 6-6. one with players like Mateen Massimino's seven seasons He played with Izzo for Freshman The Falcons take on Akron and Buffalo at home this weekend. Cleaves and lason Richardson there. Northern Michigan University and improving their skills. Garland would become the where he graduated in 1977. Hie athlete of the week is selected by Vie BG News s/xirts staff due to their outstaridingaccomplishmenls. 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT MID-AMFJUCAN CHALLENGE April 26,27 - Kreisrtf Courts «. Bowling Green UniversiMptudents Only! ^jf (No scholarship BG Basketball Players Allowed) Separate Girls and Q&fi TourngownlT Top Three Teams Will Receive (Girt Certificates) 1st Place 2nd Mate 3rd Place Guys $700 _ $315^T $170 Girls $32&^L$13# $96 Tournament Sponsors: Tradewinds Sweet Tea BEE-GEE flOOK STORE AL-Mar Lanes JBR Automotive R6wljngs Pizza Hut Ask Mom or Dad to sponsor your team,:Re8i4Jrarion Deadline is April 23 For tournament information: www.angelfire com/mac2/3on3 dr©[email protected] Post Tournament Party, Award Presentation A Fre* Bowling at M-Mar lane* April 29* MARCH MADNESS student PUBLICATIONS CONTINUES 1 ASK ABOUT FREE ROAD RUNNER "Columbia Court "Mercer Manor Apartments Apartments • 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, furnished ■ 3 bedroom/ 2 full bath Summer 2003 BG News Editor 1 • Starting at $750/ month + utilities A/C fireplace, microwave, dishwasher, G/D "Heinz Apartments • New Rate at $750/ month + utilities Fall 2003 BG News Editor 451 & 424 Frazee 808 & 818 N, Enterprise "Campbell Hill • 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, A/C, Apartments 2003-2004 Gavel Editor fireplace, microwave, ff^ 1 2 bedroom townhouses with full dishwasher & G/D basement. Washer/ dryer hookup • Starting at $800/ month +utilities ' Starting at $725/ month + utilities 2003-2004 Key Yearbook Editor k Frazee Avenue Apartment • F|e|d Manor • 522 E. Merry 2003-2004 Miscellany Editor • 2 bedrooms starting at $590°°/ month + utilities ' Semester leases available Summer Listings Available 2003-2004 Obsidian Editor 445 E Wooster Hours: , Bowling Green OH 43402 Application forms may be picked up at 204 West Hall. Monilny - Friday WfiP 352-0717 Deadline is Friday, April 18 at 4 p.m. Saturday ■■.. • -f I I NIIRIAR, INC. WWA ■ .:".'llt.|i .. -...-_ 10 Wednesday. April 16.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Penguins fire coach Kehoe Walleye brings By Alan Robinson Patrick. twice in their final 22 games this IMi JSSOCiMfD PRESS Kevin Constantine was hired season (2-18-2). PITTSBURGH — Rick Kehoe in 1997, but was fired in Kehoe said recently that he new generation was fired yesterday after less December 1999 after several and assistant coaches Randy than two full seasons with the run-ins with star laromir lagr. He Hillier and loe Mullen shared in By Matt Markey many inland lakes. Pittsburgh Penguins, leaving as was succeeded by Herb Brooks, the blame for the Penguins' fail- IHE USSOCHttD PHtSS Since none of Ohio's other the team's only coach since the who coached the team the rest ures. MAUMEE. Ohio — They are bodies of water are as prolific as mid-1980s to fail to make the of the season but could not be "You can give all the excuses always the most successful fish- lake Erie, the Maumee in eariy playoffs. persuaded to take the job full you want, but you still have to ermen on the river each spring. spring is the place to go to har- Kehoe, a former Penguins' time. work with the guys you have," he While others wade the chilly vest walleye stock. It is just one player and assistant coach, had a Kehoe's record is by far the said. "You win as an organization waters of the Maumee for hours of die many ways the big lake 55-81-14-10 record since suc- worst of any Penguins' coach and lose as an organization." and emerge with possibly a shares its wealth. The lack of ceeding former coach Ivan since Bob Berry, also the last Kehoe had one year left on a walleye or two, these guys are suitable habitat sometimes Hlinka four games into the 2001- Penguins' coach to fail to make contract worth about $350,000, literally swimming in fish with- prohibits or greatly reduces i 12 season. I llinka was fired after the playoffs in consecutive sea- making him one of the NHLs in minutes of their arrival. natural walleye reproduction in coaching the Penguins to the sons. Berry had a 88-127-25 lowest-paid coaches. They appear on the river the states reservoirs, and the Eastern Conference finals in his record from 1984-87, missing The Penguins' new coach will early every year when hundreds huge concentrations of fish in only full season as coach. the playoffs each season. take over one of the NHLs worst of dtousands of Lake Erie wall- the river help solve that prob- The firing means the Penguins The Penguins made the play- teams. The Penguins finished eye are making their spring lem. FIRED: Penguins' head coach spawning nin up the Maumee. "We usually don't have any will be seeking their seventh Rick Kehoe was fired yesterday. offs each season from 1990-91 to next-to-last in the NHLs overall coach since the 1996-97 — 2001-02 before missing the last standings, ahead of only These fishermen use uncon- trouble finding the fish right owner-player Mario U'tnieux's P.ddie Johnston was fired as two seasons, when they finished Carolina, and are not expected ventional tackle, no rods and away," biologist MikeWilkerson last full season More he initially coach midway through that sea- poorly under Kehoe. They were to have Lemieux in the lineup reels, and within minutes they said. "The hard part is making retired. son and replaced on an interim winless in their final 10 games next season. He has all but said dirow all of their catch back — sure we get out there at the right former general manager basis by general manager Craig (0-9-1) last season, and won only he will retire for a second time. despite the fish being well in time so we get more than just a excess of five pounds and flirt- couple of females whose eggs ing in the 14-pound range. are flowing. If the timing is just But these are no ordinary right, this is a fairly simple oper- fishermen. They use nets and ation." buckets and jars — and a bit of The Division of Wildlife biol- juice. ogists usually launch their rig They are fisheries biologists near Orleans Park right in Falcon hitters go at it against IPFW from the Ohio Division of downtown Maumee. Although Wildlife and personnel from the walleye runs also take place on grand slam and fourth home- state hatcheries. While they the Sandusky and Portage BASEBALL. FROM PAGE 7 run of the year over the left field release everything they catch, rivers, Wilkerson said this is die Starting pitcher Tyler Saneholtz fence. With the Falcons now they only do so after harvesting place to go with the electro- (3-2) worked his allotted four leading 7-2. the Mastodons the next generation. fishing I lO.il. innings, allowing two runs (one pulled starter Eric lambert and They electro-fish, which is "Nothing matches the earned) on four hits, striking out brought in right-hander Keegan not permitted for sport and Maumee in terms of its concen- six. The performance was Uivcock. The move would not involves more catching than tration of fish." Wilkerson said. enough to earn him his third win help. fishing "Wfe will work up and down the of the season. Pinch-hitter Kevin Umgstreth The biologists use a specially stream in the area where we put Hie Falcons scored a run in greeted Laycock with a solo outfitted 18-foot aluminum the boat in. and the fish are the first inning on a sacrifice fly homer to right, making it an 8-2 boat that is equipped with a always there." by I hint, and they took the lead ballgame. The Falcons then small generator that sends an Many of the fishermen along in the fourth with an RBI triple promptly loaded the bases once electrical field 15 to 20 feet out die Maumee stop to watch the from Spencer Schmitz and an more, and Barkholz drove in into the water. This current operation, and are shocked RBI single by catcher lesse Sobol. Schmitz with an RBI single. With momentarily stuns the fish and themselves by the number of HIII the sun tanning fans at the bases still juiced, IPFW (14- they surface near the boat, fish the electro-shocker boat sieller Held could not have been 19-1) turned to the bullpen immobilized but unharmed. brings up, and by their size. prepared for the impending again, but reliever Travis Johnson The walleye are lifted from "It is fascinating to watch, but offensive explosion. also received a mde welcome, as the river in large dip nets and a bit aggravating at the same After BG reliever Matt Steven Raszka pinch-hit and placed in live wells on the boat time," fisherman Dan Baker I lundley worked a scoreless top cleared the bases with a three Ben Stranger BG News where they get plenty of oxygen from Toledo said. "We stand in half of the fifth inning, the run double to right field. SAFE: A Falcon batter slides into second base yesterday as the during their brief stay. After a that freezing river for hours and Falcons' hitters started a merry- Reimold followed with a single, couple of passes, the boat maybe get nothing and these go-round on the base paths, and Hunt parked his fifth round Falcons defeated IPFW 17-8 at Steller Field. returns to shore where the guys just zap the water and making victims of three IPFW tripper of the season into the his 22nd birthday. "It was a good "We are starting to make some female walleye are stripped of bring out buckets offish — in a pitchers in a half inning that pine trees in center field, putting day to get the ball up in the air." progress," Schmitz said. "But we their eggs and the males of their few minutes. I guess now we looked more like pre-game bat- the obligatory exclamation point iyler lohnson, Ryan Undquist, need to come back tomorrow mill. These unwitting donors go know the fish are there." ting practice. on the rally. and Doug Flere Finished the and be disciplined and keep it back in the Maumee River Wilkerson said that during After a pair of infield hits by When the inning finally pitching duties for BG, while going." within minutes, and will likely the peak of the run, which usu- lead-off man David Rarkholz ended, lfi men had batted. 12 Bobby Ma jer drove in one of two The Falcons host Wright Stale be back out swimming in huge ally occurs in early to mid-April, and Dash VbSt, Nolan Reimold runs had scored, and nearly an insurance runs for the Falcons in tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m., schools in lake Erie in just a few the larger females bulging with drew a walk to load the bases hour had passed. die seventh inning, helping the and they return to MAC play this days. eggs are in the current where with nobody out. The stage was "I felt pretty good today," Hunt home team seal a 17-8 win and weekend with a four game series The eggs and milt are mixed, the river bottom is composed set I'm I him. who hit his first said, who was also celebrating improve to 6-2 at Steller Field. at Northern Illinois. flushed with oxygen, and primarily of gravel. The females packed in coolers for the trip to broadcast or release their eggs one of Ohios hatcheries. This into the moving water, not onto group of fishermen is working a nest like some species do. The to propagate the next genera- WWW-BGMEWS.COIVI tion and spread the walleye to WALLEYE, PAGE 11 GRADUATE! Upper Level Housing THERE IS STILL TIME STUDIO APARTMENTS AVAILABLE YOU CAN FIND AN for summer, semester or year leases AFFORDABLE APARTMENT "« '» MANVII.I.F . One BR. upper duplex. Limit 2 people. •Low as $395.00 per month S***™** $473.00 per month, deposit $440.00. Tenants pay utilities. Available i New ** 5/17/03 to 5/X/04. •Includes all utilities \ Uniuu f 517 E. REED At Thuratln. One Bedroom. 1 Bath. Furnished. Or v ,x Unfurnished. •Fully furnished ''v" Health Educators of Lifestyle Programs School Year - Two Person Rate • $540.00 One Year • two Person Rate - $450.00 •Stove, refrig, microwave, 25 inch TV 451 THIIRSTIN - Across From Offenhauer. Furnished Efficiencies with full baths. Assigned Parking. School Year - One Person Only - $3X5.00 -Laundry facilities Want to become a Peer Educator? One Year One Person Only ■ $345.00 Buckeye -Close to campus 521 E. MERRY - Close to Offenhauer Two Bedrooms. Furnished. School Year - Two Person Rate - $8X5.011 -Internet access avail. One Year - Two Person Rate - $570.00 Studios Register for HHS 440 505 CLOUCH STREET Campus Manor - Behind Kioto's. Two -Full cable w/ HBO Bedroom Furnished One Bath Plus Vanity. School Year - Two Person Rate - $620.00 1740 E. Wooster $20.00/ month One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 -Individual heat/A.C. For More information contact the BI5 SECOND - Two Bedroom Furnished. One Bath. (Behind Frickers) School Year - Two Person Rate • $620.00 Bowling Green. OH -Outdoor pool use Wellness Connection One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 797 - 127 THIRD - One Bedroom Furnished. One Bath. 419-352-1520 -Plenty of parking at 372-9355 School Year - One Person Rate - $395.00 One Year - One Person Rate - $350.00 MS THIRD - One Bedroom Furnished. PETS ALLOWED! School Year - One Person Rate - $440,011 One Year One Person Rate - $390.00 7D1 FOURTH Two Bedroom Furnished. One Bath Plus Vanity. Rent went up School Year - Two Person Rate - $620.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 Roommate moved out Ho Limii | For more info contact: Steve Eich at detlsje^ups.com ■ mil WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. April 16.200311 Golfers to Female walleyes Help Wanted Help Wanted compete Classified Child care needed in our Sylvania Easy walk Irom Campus Work Ads home for our 11 & 13 yr ok). Must be pt/time or lull time around your avail, for entire summer. June 5 lo college & personal schedule. Work a in Kent to be relocated 372-6977 Aug. 27. btwn. 8am-5pm M-F. Must mm of 15 hrs 'wk Many college have a car & re! Please send 1 pg students work here Standard pay is is visible. Tt* BG Ne*s *»lt not knowingly ««p« jdw description of your qualifications to $6.00/hr These are unskilled |Obs WALLEYE, FROM PAGE 10 The walleye are reared in ti*m«H\ thai diH-nmiiuie. or encowaft diwnnv PO Box 664 Sylvania OH 43560 involving assembling & packaging ol State Invite ever-present males release their outdoor ponds at the hatchery iruiton i£iin\i any individual or group on the small parts. Apply in person b/w the bftut of race, tct, cola, erred, rrliyian. national Cleaning & Miscellaneous help hrs. of 9am-5pm (M-F) at AD milt at the same time. where they feed on plankton. origin, *«u»l ixirm.ilion. disability. tfjMt at ■ needed starting in May veteran, or on ihc bam of any other legally pro VANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. "If we locate the females, it After another month or so, Please call 353-0325 MEN'S GOLF. FROM PAGE 7 tc, led Mituv INC.. 428 Clough St BG.OH. only 2 is usually no problem picking these fish are stocked in Ohio's blocks from campus near Kinko's & Great resume builder lor Recreation. Dairy Queen next to RR tracks. order, were Dayton, Duquesne, up the males — they are every- upland reservoirs as 1- to 3- Social Work, Education. Pre-Med S inch long fingerlings. and Loyola-Chicago. where,'' Wilkerson said. "Once Nursing majors' Camp Ho Mila Summer child care in my home Rounding out the rest of the we've removed the milt and While most of the fish gath- Koda. serving children w diabetes Mon-Thur 8am-5pm. field were, in order of finish, the eggs, the fish are returned ered from the Maumee by the Services Offered since 1929, is looking to hire Camp 419-354-1976 leave message to the river alive. It is a very electro-fishing rig are propa- Counselors. Admin Ass'ts. & Dis- Cleveland State, Robert Morris, pensary Staff. 216-591-0800 ext 34 Summer child care m Waterville Youngstown State, and Miami- short-term thing — they are gated as a pure strain of wall- or www camphomilakoda org area We are looking for a responsi- Middletown. back swimming in the river eye, sometimes the eggs are ble person to watch our 3 kids Irom French tutor-all levels - $10/hr. Greek soronty looking for cook 03- The Falcons will be in action within minutes." harvested and mixed with the Eng./ESL proolreading $1.50/pg. June 9-Aug 22 Must have reliable again this weekend in the Kent The average adult female milt from male sauger collect- Call 419-353-2306. 04 academic year. 35 1/2 hrs. week transportation Call 419-340-5444. Send resume to Gamma Phi Beta after 6 pm call 419-878-0026 State Invitational in Ravenna, walleye will hold thousands of ed from the Ohio River to pro- Think you're pregnant? Cook 1616 Williams Dr.Fremont. OH Ohio. Play will take place on tiny eggs about the size of a duce the hybrid saugeye. Know all the tacts 43420 or call Kathy at 419-332-6717 Tired of draining your Piggy Saturday and Sunday. pin head. When the females The saugeye is the most fre- 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center or Jen at 419-214-4795 Bank?? Summer Work Is Avail. are ready to spawn, the eggs quently stocked fish in the Internships S Scholarships awarded Home Workers needed for assembly Valuable work experience will flow freely. state, with some 13 million fin- work. Send one 010 self-addressed gerlings stocked in state reser- Excellent Income After the eggs are mixed Personals envelope to J.C. P.O. Box 87 Enjoyable work atmosphere with the milt and fertilized in voirs last year. Wauseon. OH 43567. Purchase req. Flexible schedules the parking lot next to the Wilkerson said the state Increase your people skills river, they are immediately biologists also use the shocker Male dance instructor needed. Tap Increase your resume value Norris leads & Jazz Musi have ballet exp Dedi- Learn a skill tor lile Take PEG 157 Team atmosphere trucked to the London or St. boat for population surveys on cated & inspiring. Contact Dance FX Ohio's lakes, rivers and reser- Western Horsemanship. Check us Flexible start dates Marys hatchery. After spend- out at Sandortonslables.com Academy of fhe Arts 419-531-3077 Possible earnings $368-$1250/wk Falcons; ing a few weeks in incubation voirs. They have brought stale- Interviewing now! Toledo area NEWATPISANELLO'S Marketing Associate jars at the hatchery, the typical record class fish to the surface "Game-Time Wings" Local investment advisory practice Call 1-800-809-9006 "two eyes and a wiggle" hatch in some of their surveys. Try a sample of 5 wings looking for an individual who is self- Start making $$$ today! Twite has lor $1.75 motivated w/excellent verbal skills with a $5.00 minimum purchase for telephone-based marketing. Want to become a Peer Educator'' (419)352-5166 NO direct selling. Position will Register tor HHS 440. solid spring Now accepting provide right person w/excellent For more information contact the Visa. Mastercard & Discover opportunity to grow & learn exciting Wellness Connection at 372-9355 VOLLEYBALL, FROM PAGE 7 industry the right way Competitive hourly wage. Fax resume to Hunt extends 15- 419-891-2281 il interested Norris led the Falcons with a Wanted For Sale team-high 4.75 kills per game in Now hiring for Summer Employment the tournament. Raise money for BGSU while build- Twite has also had a solid ing your resume, work a flexible game hitting streak 1 sublsr. male or lemale. schedule & earn $7.25/hr. on cam- $500 Police Impounds' spring season leading the 747 Clough. May thru Aug 03. pus Call 3720400 or email: Cars/trucks/SUV s from $500 Falcons in hitting efficiency with Please call Liz at 419-354-7632 [email protected] Hondas. Chevys & more' For listings HUNT, FROM PAGE 7 "I haven't been very comfort- call 800-719-3001 ext 4558 a .365 average. Grad tickets needed tor 9:30 Now taking applications for summer Emily Manser, Twite and able at the plate lately," Hunt graduation with College of Arts & 3 piece couch. $75 Loveseat $50 helped him tie a school record said. "So 1 got out some films and for fall staff positions. @ a local or both for $100. Futon for $100 Norris are each averaging over Sciences. Will pay" Call Heidi at child care center. Call 352-2506. with eight RBIs in a game. from last season and saw some 691-2060 All in good condition 353-4704 2.50 kills per game in the spring 90 Chevy Berelta season. "Kelly had a great day," little things that I needed to Grad tickets needed tor May. PLAY SPORTSI HAVE FUN! SAVE change." Will pay cash. MONEY! Sports camp in Maine. Automatic,2-dr, AC. red. Schmitz said. "He really broke 116K $1600 373-6050 the game open." It seems hard to believe that a Call 419-214-1088 Coaches needed. Tennis, Basket- ball. Baseball. Water-Sports. Rock Double bed. very good cond.!! Hunt wasn't the only one player batting .420 would be Looking for rmtes. Going to MCO Climbing, Biking, Golf. Archery. next yr. or just moving to Toledo. $150OBO worried about his hitting, but Hockey & more. Work Outdoors. doing damage for the Falcons, Male or lemale. Kristy at 353-4688. Call 353-3892. Have a great summer. Call Free: as they finished the inning with those are the standards a Twin bookcase bed. mattress and MOVIE EXTRAS/MODELS Needed' (8881-844-8080 or 12 runs and an eventual win. potential All-American needs box spring, matching dresser w/mir- Earn up to $150-450/day. Local Apply Online: www campcedar.com "It's nice to have an inning to set for himself. Castings No exp. neccessary. ror, great cond." $150 OBO STAYING FOR SUMMEH7777 Schmitz also sets high stan- Call1-888-8200164ext1132 419-354 6689 like that," Schmitz said. "I hope ARE YOU SICK OF JOB. s it gives the hitters confidence." dards for Hunt, and has felt that SUBLEASER NEEDED May 12- $2000.00- $4000.00 PER MONTH At least 60 It was Hunt's first homerun Hunt's play has been a little Aug. 12.1 bdrm. in new Millikin 1 For Rent that really started the Falcons' slow as of late. downtown has A/C Call 3540040. Internships & percent of all offense. Even more noticeable to leave msg. Scholarships Awarded It was also the first homerun Schmitz, though, has been Valuable Work Experience Excellent Income "Reduced house rent on last Ig corn grown that ensured that Hunt would Hunt's great play the last few Awesome Atmosphere games. Help Wanted house. 211 E. Reed St. House- 304 continue his current 15-game Increase People Skills Court St- Up. Ig. 2 odrms. incl all in the United hitting streak, a feat that is usu- "He's started getting big hits Increase Resume Value util. Call 353-0325 9am-9pm the last few times out," Schmitz Team Atmosphere ally the sign of a hot hitter. 1 States is fed But Hunt still hasn't been said. "He's been our set the tone 400 counselors/instructors needed Flexible Start Dates 03-04 apt/house 3 bdrm. $750 Coed summer camp in Pocono PA. INTERVIEWING NOW 2 bdrm $400-650 happy with his hitting as of guy" Lohikan8004884321ww.lohikan com TOLEDO AREA Hunt's next chance to set the eff-1 bdrm. $250 350 to animals. late, and today may have sig- 1-800-809-9006 Call 419-353-8206 naled an end to any worries he tone and break more school Advance danoa BUCKEYE SELF - STORAGE Call About •Near Campus •Low Rates •Open 24 Hours •Summer Leases •Clean Am •Many Sizes 1 month Don't Make Extra Work agement Leave Your "Things'! FREE Summef Storage! Call Today to Awesome Rates! Reserve Unit: ** Free heat & water** 352-1520 4UU single occupancy Call (419) 352-4380 JUU double occupancy 12 Wednesday. April 16.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM The Daily Crossword Fix Xvvtfrx brought to you by » . . Msiiiaftcmcnl■ ii>' 6 ■ II H t Most concise ■ • ' * " ' 2 Plains tribe ■■- '■ - 3 "Out ol Africa" author ... - 4 Bristles FITWELL CENTER OUTDOOR PROGRAMS I INTR AMUR Al S 5 Butter servings 1 ?< 1 6 Frizzy do 7 Hairdos spring 2003 Hours n 4 ■96 Huron River t.onKng this summt> ■H' i ^H" 8 Scours rider .'* H I'' SO ■ BIS 39 9 Stanley Kowalski's cry M» mm mmm* CanocTrip 10 Ingnd in "Casablanca" 11:io-5:3*i»m 1 April 16 '-< H HH " V if ^H* 11 Cargo weight 12 Magic-lamp man IIMIHI from HM i 41 l:00-S:SOpm Sg? I 13 Drink like a cat 47 Of summer 7:30am-5pm 44 1 21 Dutch carrier: abbr. 48 Effeminate ** " H ■H 1" ■ ■9 LAST DAY PON Call the IM Office at 1 22 Alpine warble 49 Irritated ■ i 1 nrroitmttun « MAY I 2.1464 for h-ifo 1 ■H ' ; Hi'-' 26 Pentagon grp. 51 Camry maker 29 Self 53 NASA outpost * ■■ ' U "" ■ ^|™ l™1 Summer Leam-to 30 Tedious undertaking 57 Edible tubers ■ 1 • * M 1 32 Quantities: abbr 58 Cancel, NASA-style Swim SRC HOURS 34 Metric unit 60 Account entries ■ 6/ " 36 Two-finger sign 62 Absorbed-dose units MftetradonbMfeisMay 19. Easter Weekend .-,, 37 Nights before 63 Division word ■■" cJ 2 271 I for info Hours 1 40 Broadcasting 64 Movie or party " '''' ' 41 Wapiti follower 42 and running 65 Historic period SUMMER 2003 GROUPEX SCHEDULE Apr! II: 6am-11 pm 43 Worked in concert Mon. TUM. Wad. Ihui. Apr* 19: 9am-11 pm 44 Hit-or-miss Apr* 10: Neon-1 Ipm ACROSS 1 Small boys 46 Crystal gazer 5 Treaties 50 Layout cl a publication 10 Slanted type: abbr. 52 Hit the slopes 14 One of HOMES 54 Healthy retreat 15 In progress 55 Distant 16 Xavalleria Rusticana" lady 56 Smidgen •AQUOFII closs held if Cooper Poo 17 Harangue 59 Peaceful protest 18 Threefold 61 End of the quote ANSWERS 19 Crackle and Pop's partner 65 Kett of old comics 20 Start ot a quote 66 University ot Maine town (i -i i A» n i «; «■? n n * I N V ttB-1 1 H n • " i =» " 23 Studio stand 67 Mr Knievel ■ ■ 1 A A "*Wfn N fl M "■■« 1 1 ^ 24 Fly single 68 Kate or Tim 5ioTisoiavAUbvo| For Rent 25 Annex 69 Nut cake For Rent For Rent N i i i s || v i o i |a» i 27 Haggard novel 70 Lion's locks y d s | i x s livnuod 28 Encountered 71 Mil. assistants U 9 JS | 1 HX|NV3 31 Slowly, in music 72 The Maltese Falcon- |||i13A]SOOu| I and 2 bdrm apis avail in serene 1-2 female subleasers needed. 2003-04 Apartments 33 Chinese secret society co-star QS 3n 3 | 3 A>0|S NOl 73 Coaster with runners park-like setting. Includes applian 5/03-8/03.2 bdrm.. i 5 bath. w/d. 800 Third SI. 35 Contributed o i o»ov| | 1 sjn | 3 M S ces. heat, and returbished entries furnished Must pay util but rent ne- 3 blocks oil campus. Call 354-9740 38 Make scholarly corrections fl0»|OlflS||l3SV3 Bowling Green Village 352-6335 gotiable Call 353 3038 Stephanie. 39 Quoted president laNVAIliO ^ V 3 d S 3 Subleasers needed for 3 bdrm. 42 Vast expanse A V N £~H A N 1 H ~!Wfl N » H 45 "Annie Get Your Gun" 1 bdrm. unfurnished apt. "Apartments & Rooms 03-04 house this summer, 6/1-8/15 v i n iBi o -i *■"? i H ^ co-star i v i T*^"c7 i -l v H^T n v i $390/mo. Available now! No pets Apts-311 S 316 E Merry. $650'mo . util. 352 7444 419352 4650 2 Ig. bdrms. starts al $560'mo. Rooms next to campus. $225/mo. BG Apts-818/822 2nd St. Graduate Housing for next year. 2 BR Apts. avail. May or August 1 or 2 sublsrs needed tor includes utilities. 208/210/ 212 S. Church Street 2 bdrm. house from 5/15-8/8. Also, summer only rentals avail. $490 & gaselec 12 mo. lease Call 353-0477. Call (419) 353-0325 9am 9pm. Smith Apl Rentals 419-352-8917 2 lidrm/ I Car Garage i \ \i iii 1 or 2 sublsrs needed. May 15. 03- 2 bdrm. apt, turn, avail May. Buckeye Self Storage Aug. 15.03 S250 mo ($125) plus 801 Fifth St $495/mo • gas/elect Management Inc. util. Own room Call 419-354-0257 Call 419-494-9282 Store your stuff for the summer (419)353-5800 Many sized avail Call Buckeye Inn 1 subleaser needed tor summer 2 bdrm. apt. & 3 bdrm townhouse » Studios any time. 352-1520 available for summer & tail leases. 5/10-8/10. $225 Hillsdale Apt. 1082 Fairview. FREE Ultrabulb tanning I & 2 Bdrm Apl.s. Dishwasher- Garbage Disposal, I '•' Baths- Summer Leases Available for $250/mo. Highland Washcr/Dryer Hook up (2 Bdrm) Management A FEW OPEN NOW • Washer/ Dryer INCLUDED 130 E.Washington St.. BG (419)354-6036 Management Inc. • Resort Style Pool & Spa 9 AM - 5PM Evergreen Apt. 215 E.Poe Efficiencies/1 Bdrms, Laundry on 7s/ month 1/2 off! site. BGSU Bus Stop. • 24/7 Computer Lab/ Fitness Center/ Low Security Deposits! A FEW EFFICIENCES (for Highland & Jay-Mar only). Game room in our Clubhouse OPEN NOW Jay-Mar Apts.- Senior Grad Housing, Newly remodeled /tfEitJCA Management Inc. • On site courtesy officer AND 24/7 with 2 bedrooms, dishwasher Heinzsite Apt., 710 N. Enterprise and spacious, beautiful rooms Emergency Maintenance! I Bdrms, A/C-Dishwasher- Starts $510, 12 mo. lease. Garbage Disposal • Volleyball/ Basketball BBQ Grills on site! The Highlands- Senlor/Grad CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Housing, 1 Bdrm. spacious, A FEW OPEN NOW large closels. alt new windows, car- • Located on BGSU Shuttle Route! pel, some w/new kitchens a baths. Starts $395, 12 mo lease Management Inc. Parkview Apt.. 1045 N. Main Ths Homsstssd- Grad I & 2 Bdrm. 12 Month Lease Housing, A/C. great location. Sits by Evergreen Apartments ceramic tile, soundproof cons.. LEASE TODAY! 353-5100 dishwashers, sky lights, vaulted ceilings Starts $5l0>month ♦^fEfcCA 706 Napoleon Rd. & Management Inc. Hours We'll take care ot you. Best Graceland, 208/210/212 S. Church Mon - Fri price, welt-maintained, privacy Bowling Green, OH 43402 STffiUNUMERSiTY 10-7 2 Bdrm I Bath Duplex Sat & dead bolt security, large I Car Garage, Washer/Dryer 10-5 apts.. 24-hr. maintenance. On hook iips www.suhenclave.com ,M Sun 1-5 site laundry. Close to Downtown www.bghlghlandmgmt.com Stop by our office at •Restrictions may apply. See mgmt for complete details SUH* is a trademark ol SUH», Inc. LYNHR hlghland