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BG NEWS EXCLUSIVE Solis, Neely plan run for re-election Campaign for 2nd USG presidential term will be first in 20 years

By Eric Lagatta Assistant Campus Editor

Alex Solis and David Neely are running for re- election, marking the first time in 20 years that an Undergraduate Student Government presi- dent has run for a second term. USG President Alex Solis and Vice President David Neely announced their intentions to run again to The BG News Tuesday. “We knew we could offer that consistent stu- dent voice from one year to another,” Solis said. Solis and Neely are running unopposed for

See USG | Page 6 University behind MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS KRISTIN BAUMGARDNER instructs a yoga class Tuesday night in the Student Recreation Center as part of National Eating Disorders Week. in tenured staff ‘Change the way you see Cost, process may be driving factor By Patrick Pfanner and not how you look’ Reporter The University has fallen behind several other colleges Student Wellness Network hosts week of events to raise awareness of mental illness, eating disorders across the state, judging by the number of tenured pro- fessors on staff. By Danae King with an eating disorder herself. Tenured professors are crucial for any university Campus Editor Keller’s disordered eating began with anxiety and esca- because they’re supposed to be experts in their fields, lated until she began using food as a coping method by said Joseph Frizado, vice provost for the University. For Caroline Keller, National Eating Disorders Awareness overeating and binging, she said. Tenure is the ultimate job security for an instructor, Week is about more than raising awareness; it’s about help- Keller got help and now she wants to help other people since tenured professors can’t be fired except in extreme ing people understand what having a mental illness or eat- who have an eating disorder “realize it’s not just them and circumstances, Frizado said. ing disorder is like. they’re not alone,” Keller said. Of the 827 faculty members at the University, 527 are “I want to help people who don’t experience those kinds She also wants to help remove the stigma that surrounds tenured or on tenure track, meaning they’ve started the of things understand what it’s like for someone to go eating disorders and mental illness. process of becoming tenured, according to an email through it,” Keller said. “Mental illness is one of the topics that’s harder to get from Frizado. Keller doesn’t want to help people realize other’s expe- According to the National Center for Education riences just because she is the president of the Student See AWARENESS | Page 3 Wellness Network, but also because she has experience See TENURE | Page 3 Candlelight vigil honors Mark Borsz ‘DETECT, DIFFUSE, DEFEND’ Senior remembered by family, friends at courtyard gathering Monday evening By Max Filby Editor-in-Chief tonight is just astounding,” posterboards with pictures of said Terrance Ray, a 2012 alum- him attached. More than 100 friends and nus who served as a Centennial Rachel Litten, a sophomore family members of Mark Borsz Hall resident adviser alongside at the University, attended the gathered in the courtyard of Borsz during the 2011-2012 vigil to remember her friend the Fine Arts Center Monday school year. who she had known since she night to remember the senior Ray spoke during the vigil was a junior in high school. they called “amazingly kind and described Borsz as a “very “He had a really good and caring.” positive guy.” sense of humor,” Litten said. The courtyard gathering “You always knew he was “Everytime you saw him he had was a candlelight vigil honor- someone you could talk to,” a witty comeback or something ing Borsz, a 22-year-old from Ray said. “He will be missed, he funny to say.” Columbia Station, Ohio and will be missed.” While students shed tears, a 3D studies major who died The vigil gave Borsz’s friends they also laughed and remi- after going for a run 7:30 p.m. the chance to light a candle, MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS See VIGIL | Page 2 Sunday. share stories and leave a note SLADE BILLEW, doctorial student, discusses the three ‘Ds’ (detect, diffuse, defend) among other “The amount of love here to Borsz on one of several self-defense tactics, tips and information in University Hall on Tuesday night.

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Check out the interactive blotter map BG ‘Harlem Shake’ video BLOTTER | only online at BGNEWS.COM 11:24 P.M. MON., FEB. 25 Deidre Simone Booker, 21, of 4:51 P.M. Complainant reported that Bowling Green, was cited for sometime during the after- theft/shoplifting within the removed due to dance moves 2100 block of E. Wooster St. noon, an unknown person Fear of investigation by Interfraternity Council Executive Board leads to decision stole an unlocked bike within the 600 block of Seventh St. By Abby Welsh Pulse Editor said. “A ton of my friends issues with the video so even brought to a full 6:17 P.M. CORRECTION came to help out, includ- it wouldn’t go as far as an investigation, Aller said. Anne M. Stevens, 36, of When senior and Phi Gamma ing some [Tau Kappa investigation. Tot’s reasoning for Bowling Green, was arrested POLICY Delta member Misha Tot Epsilon] members.” “No one got in trouble; the video was not to get for inducing panic within the We want to correct all factual decided to create his own Members who partici- the main problem is that it anyone in trouble, but 200 block of Manville Ave. errors. If you think an error has She was lodged in the Wood “Harlem Shake” video for the pated in the video from did not do anything posi- instead said he wanted to been made, call The BG News County Justice Center. at 419-372-6966. University, his intentions for both FIJI (Phi Gamma tive towards the Greek promote “having fun and the viral video were solely Delta) and TKE fraternity life community,” Petribu working together.” based on having fun. were wearing their let- said. “It really just raised “I understand [IFC “They’re going to be in Toledo for The video was taken ters, allowing viewers to a question of, ‘Is this what council was] just doing CAMPUS the week so they’re doing a workshop down after being online for see which fraternity they we want people to think their job and I feel bad I BRIEF here,” said Cassandra Utt, president of two days due to risque and were in, which caused of as when they see this may have got some people the University’s chapter of “Broadway suggestive dance moves, some controversy. video?’” in trouble,” Tot said. “I Broadway cast Cares.” resulting in pressure from The IFC Executive Devin Aller, IFC Vice feel upset I had to take it hosts dance workshop All students are invited to the free the Interfraternity Council Board brought the video President of Conduct, said down, because since I am The Broadway touring cast of workshop, though everyone in atten- Executive Board. to the attention of Jeff in an email that the fra- partnered with YouTube “Mary Poppins” will be hosting a dance dance is encouraged to give a monetary The popular YouTube Kegolis, assistant dean ternities were not display- I get paid, so I was going workshop for all students, Wednesday donation to the charity, Utt said. trend, “Harlem Shake,” of students for fraternity ing what they stand for to donate the money to afternoon. The cast will be teaching became viral within the and sorority life. to Greek Life or the com- an organization with the The workshop will be held at 11:30 students the Broadway chore- last couple of weeks. The “Based on the fact that munity of Bowling Green, video views.” a.m. at 222 Eppler Hall. ography to the “Mary Poppins” songs “Step in Time” and video starts off with one the entire video includ- such as morality excel- Even though Tot won’t The campus philanthropy group “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” person dancing leading to ed obscene gyrating led lence, knowledge, service be able to donate money “Broadway Cares” helped bring the a bunch of people danc- by a member of FIJI, … and friendship. with the help of this cast to campus to teach students “It’s really a fantastic experience to bring this to campus,” Utt said. “It ing once the bass drop IFC council was going to “After viewing the video, video, he said he is now about being a professional dancer and performer. will be really exciting to say that we hits in the song. move forward with an [IFC council] discussed more conscious of what learned it.” The dance movements investigation to deter- together and determined his letters represent. are random and can mine if the video was a that the video would fall “I am not going to wear include inappropriate, violation of the council’s under a violation of the letters in my videos any “I had no words,” Litten obscene thrusting moves. conduct policy ‘conduct council’s conduct policy more or bring fraternity VIGIL said about receiving the Tot decided to post on unbecoming of an IFC as acts ‘unbecoming of and sorority life into my From Page 1 news. Facebook that anyone gentleman,’” Kegolis said an IFC gentleman,’” Aller videos, just incase people News of what had hap- who wanted to be in the in an email. said. will mistakenly take the nisced about the memo- pened to Borsz could be video could join. Prior to this investiga- Participants from the video the wrong way,” Tot ries they had of Borsz. seen throughout Twitter “I wanted to give every- tion, TKE President Pedro fraternities realized the said. “I had no intentions “We used to go to his and Facebook as students one from the University Petribu went to FIJI’s negative impact the video for it to blow out of pro- house for parties or just announced their condo- a chance to be in it,” Tot president to discuss the had before the issue was portion.” to sit and talk,” Litten lences for him and his said. “There’s no way to family. 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HOW THE UNIVERSITY COMPARES TO OTHER STATE COLLEGES: represents,” Molnar said. AWARENESS The group is passing out 300 bracelets that look like mea- 527 From Page 1 BGSU suring tape and include 827 students to come talk about,” a ribbon that reads “If you 230 Keller said. can accept the size of your 634 Tenured and Kent State The topic may be harder to wrist, you should be able to 864 on tenure track attract students to because accept the size of your body,” 150 students may worry others Molnar said. Miami University 633 Non-tenure 783 track will think they have a men- They hand out the brace- tal illness or know someone lets and encourage students 160 Total number Ohio University 687 with one if they attend these to “change the way you see 847 of faculty events, she said. and not how you look,” she Removing the stigma is said. 281 University of Toledo 840 one of the reasons SWN is Students who stop by the 1,121 hosting the week of events, table will also be offered a sticky Keller said. note to write a positive message 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200 “We’re trying to get them to as part of Operation Beautiful, talk about it in an open, non- Molnar said. ions. to tenure and new students. University is turning towards judgmental way,” she said. Operation Beautiful is a TENURE “They’ll need to have done “Tenured faculty are expen- more short-term contracts The group is encourag- campaign where people post From Page 1 enough work that people out- sive,” Meserve said. “Tenure and less tenure track instruc- ing students to talk about anonymous notes in places side the University can vali- was originally intended to cre- tors, Gordon said. mental illness and remove for others to find, Yingling Statistics, this number is date the [instructor],” Frizado ate freedom in the classroom Despite the long-term com- the stigma associated with said. fewer than other universities said. “They need to be good in by protecting the professor, mitment and risk involved them through events such as SWN members are partici- in the state, including Kent their field.” but some believe tenure has with taking on a tenure track yoga, a panel discussion and pating by handing out notes State, the University of Toledo, After passing these trials, outlived its usefulness.” instructor, some professors still offering information in the to students who come by the Miami University and Ohio the final decision rests with the The University is looking to see light in the tenure system. Union, said Faith Yingling, Union table and also posting University. Board of Trustees who are able decrease the number of stu- “Tenure is absolutely criti- director of Wellness at the them themselves, Molnar The student population to give an instructor tenure. dents per entry level classes, cal,” Gordon said. “It gives you University and adviser of said. can play a role in how many “Granting an [instructor] meaning they’d have to hire academic freedom and helps SWN. The organization also tenured professors a univer- tenure is a 20 or 30 year com- more part-time instructors to us enlarge the students per- “I just think it’s good to hosted Body Awareness Yoga sity has, and the process of mitment for the University,” teach those classes, Meserve spectives.” bring awareness to a variety on Tuesday night and plans becoming tenured is extreme- Frizado said. “We don’t make said. Despite some outward of different issues,” Yingling to host a panel discussion on ly difficult, Frizado said. the decision lightly.” While the student popula- signs of regression, the said. “I think it’s so much mental health called Erase An instructor needs to be Some students falsely refer tion can effect tenured fac- University is currently trying more than that, it’s all the the Stigma on Wednesday on tenure track for six years, to all of their teachers as pro- ulty population, there may be to hire 26 tenure track instruc- other facets that go into what night. and goes through yearly fessors, which is technically another motivation for why tors, Frizado said. can lead to eating disorders Keller will be one of the reviews of their performance inaccurate since only tenured the University isn’t hiring “Faculty are human,” he and what can contribute to panelists at Erase the Stigma, by the department they work teachers have the professor more tenure track instructors. said. “We won’t give up on eating disorders.” and this will be her third under, he said. title, Frizado said. “There are people who somebody if we hire them on There are a variety of year participating. “A teacher uses that time Given how many years once they receive tenure go tenure track.” themes the group tries to “I think one of my big- to build a record to merit ten- it takes for an instructor to into hibernation mode and do encompass in the week, gest hopes is to reach out to ure,” Frizado said. “After those be granted tenure, replac- the bare minimum,” Meserve Yingling said. someone who is suffering six years, a decision is made.” ing a retiring tenured pro- said. “But if you get to this HOW AN INSTRUCTOR “[We want to show] that from a mental illness and An instructor needs to receive fessor can be a drawn-out, level chances are you bring BECOMES TENURED: everybody, B-O-D-Y, is not getting help for it,” Keller good student reviews, publish expensive process, he said. something good to the table.” ■■ Be on tenure track for six beautiful,” Yingling said. said. “They may assume it’s articles on subjects in their Some professors believe In addition to the variable years “We just want to promote the normal college experi- ■ respective fields and maintain this is one of the reasons the risk involved with bringing on ■ Participate in yearly that and help people realize, ence, I want to help them get reviews of their perfor- a good reputation outside the University is falling behind new instructors, some profes- to really take a look at them- resources, get help and feel mance by their depart- University to get tenure. other colleges in terms of ten- sors believe the University is ment selves and help view others better.” If an instructor hasn’t con- ured professors on staff. fundamentally changing. ■■ Receive good student in that way.” The panelists will include vinced their department or It’s cheaper to hire a non- “The University is becom- reviews The group began the week professionals as well as two the dean that they deserve tenure track instructor to a ing more like a business,” ■■ Publish academic articles of raising awareness, and other students with experi- tenure by the end of these six short-term contract instead said Jeffrey Gordon, a tenured in their respective fields will end by standing at the ence with mental illness or years, they’re let go from the of committing to decades of University professor. “That’s ■■ Receive recommenda- Union tables with informa- eating disorders. It will be University, Frizado said. pay and benefits, said Lee not traditionally what a uni- tions from neighboring tion about mental illness and hosted Wednesday at 8 p.m. But if the department and Meserve, a tenured University versity should focus on, but universities’ tenured eating disorders, said junior in 314 Union. the dean approve, the deci- professor. I’ve heard some refer to the professors Julia Molnar, secretary of “It’s trying to get them to ■ sion is brought to the provost Meserve, a faculty member students as ‘revenue units’.” ■ Get approved by their SWN. talk about [eating disorders department, the dean, office where a portfolio of the since 1973 and tenured since Ohio is changing the way “It was just to put ourselves and mental illness] in an VendingSurveyAd_S13.pdfthe provost 1 office 1/22/13 and 9:12 AM candidate is sent out to neigh- 1981, is noticing a trend the it’s funding public universi- the board of trustees out there and to make people open, non-judgmental way,” boring universities for opin- University is taking in regards ties, which could be why the more aware of what this week Keller said. WINTHROP TERRACE — APARTMENTS — It’s the Little Things Tell us what that Count!

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MacFarlane, “So much of comedy is about the shock EMILY GORDON of recognition, of seeing COLUMNIST some previously unac- knowledged truth suddenly acknowledged, but the only recognition MacFarlane The world was abuzz offered was that some Monday morning follow- people say dumb things ing this year’s Academy about other peoples’ gen- Awards, but most of the der/racial/sexual identities. chatter was decisively Which of course, should not negative. be shocking at all.” In case you missed it, I agree with Kornhaber the show opened with a and wish more comedians song called “We Saw Your would stop trying to be Boobs,” which rattled off a “edgy” like MacFarlane by list of actresses, many pres- delivering tasteless, unfun- ent in the audience, who ny blows to the actors the have done nude scenes in show is supposed to be movies. appreciating and instead Four of them were rape follow the examples of scenes. comedians who have given Thus began an extreme- hilarious and unforgettable ly uncomfortable tele- performances without hav- cast thanks to host Seth ing to stoop to that level. MacFarlane, creator of Two comedians who “Family Guy”. proved perfectly able to Amy Davidson of The rock a hosting job without New Yorker wrote, “The offending half or more of SHELBY SWEINHAGEN | THE BG NEWS women were not show- the audience and millions ing their bodies to amuse of viewers at home were Seth MacFarlane but, Amy Poehler and Tina Fey rather, to do their job...You during last month’s Golden Embrace God’s mercy, forgiveness girls think you’re making Globe awards. art, the Academy, through During the show, Poehler MacFarlane, seemed to say, joked that Ben Affleck’s points to God’s mercy, more depressing, this per- Verse 10 is true about God we got you to undress. The first movie took place in grace, faithfulness and ten- son’s sole efforts may make not dealing with us accord- joke’s on you.” Boston but he shot his most derness. things worse. I see it as ing to our sins. God doesn’t While most of the recent one in Iran because PHILLIP MARTIN For the sake of this col- the person trying to climb give us what we deserve – night’s jokes were aimed it’s friendlier to outsiders. COLUMNIST umn, I would like to focus out of a grave they dug for mercy. At the same time, at actresses (including one Fey told Taylor Swift to on God’s mercy, which I’ve themselves, but they keep he gives us what we don’t sexualizing 9 year-old nom- stay away from Michael J. found in the following vers- falling back inside. deserve – grace. inee Quvenzhané Wallis), Fox’s son. To begin my column this es (Psalm 103: 3-4): However, God is so pow- I really find it awesome MacFarlane also managed We heard genuine laugh- week, I would like to first “[God] forgives all your erful, He can help this per- that God loves us so much to make racist, homopho- ter from the audience last make a public apology. iniquity… [He] redeems son out of the grave. Every that he treats us this way. bic, and anti-Semitic jokes, month at the Golden Globes In my column “Listen your life from the pit, [he] time I read the verse, I think At times, I could’ve been not to mention his making and low, nervous laughter to the best voice, not the crowns you with steadfast about how God can pluck punished more severely light of eating disorders, at the Oscars on Sunday. obvious one,” I made some love and mercy…” someone out of a toxic situ- for seriously messing up. rape and domestic violence. Kornhaber said in his inappropriate and harsh First, I really like the part ation and place them into a My friends and loved ones While many viewers took post, “[P]unchlines about statements. Now, I seriously in verse three about God favorable one. could have permanently to the internet to express the Jews cutting non-Jews regret submitting that col- redeeming someone from Speaking of “plucking,” I disowned me for times I’ve their shock at the off-put- out of Hollywood, snickers umn. In fact, I consider it the pit. When I read this spent a moment one night hurt them. However, God is ting telecast, I can’t say I’m about women faking the flu the worst I’ve so far written. verse, I always think about this past summer thank- gracious and offers me sec- too surprised. to lose weight and cracks At the time, I didn’t real- someone who sins repeat- ing God for doing this for ond chances or redemption After all, what was the that there’s no need to try ize that I possibly hurt the edly. Their life may literally me. I was bummed about from my shame. Academy thinking when and understand what Selma feelings of certain peo- spiral downward as their how my sophomore year at Finally, I would like to they hired MacFarlane to Hayek’s saying because she’s ple. For that, I am sorry sin accumulates. the University ended. Then, close with verse 12: host? so hot...It’s a free country, and hope that the people As this person is taught, I realized how much bet- “As far as the east is from This type of “humor” etc. But that doesn’t mean involved can forgive me the ultimate penalty for sin ter things actually were for the west, so far does he has long been his shtick, so those jokes aren’t hurtful, and help me move on. is death and total separa- me than my freshman year. remove our transgressions what did they expect would obvious or dumb. The more Moving on from my tion from God. This pen- That year, baggage I inher- from us.” happen? we pass off old stereotypes retraction, I would like to alty is something we earn ited from high school still Sometimes I become very At the time this is written, rooted in hate as normal, talk about Psalm 103. because we choose to act in haunted me tremendously. self-aware of my past mis- there has been no issued the longer those stereotypes Psalm 103 has become a way that defies God and Although, I still felt hurt deeds. Then, I start letting apology or comment by and their ability to harm my favorite reference of his plan for us. in July, God placed me in that define my character, the Academy addressing people will be in place.” Scripture over the past With this penalty in a better season of my life. which is shame. However, the swarms of complaints To quote William Shatner year. Whenever I felt upset mind, this person can I stood in my room at mid- verse 12 tells me God loves online. as James. T. Kirk at the or bummed out, this piece become self-aware of their night for a few moments us so much that if we look In my opinion, there’s Oscars Sunday night, “Why of Scripture gave me truth wrong ways. So they may feeling warmth and awing to Him we don’t have to no point in tuning in next couldn’t they just get Tina and hope. desire to change. They at God’s grace. walk in shame. year if viewers will endure and Amy to host the show?” In this Psalm, David might also take steps to The amazement of God’s Bless the Lord, O my soul. another painful 3+ hours of expresses why we can bless change. grace at that moment in my the same thing. God because of the benefits Unfortunately, the per- life brings me to my second The Atlantic’s Spencer Respond to Emily at of His perfect love. Among son’s situation may seem point: God’s grace comes Respond to Phil at Kornhaber wrote about [email protected] the benefits, the Psalm too great to overcome. Even with his mercy. [email protected]

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The BG women’s basketball team will return to action this Thursday, follow- ing a poor defensive effort on Sunday against Miami. BG has done well coming off loss- es this season, and has not lost back-to-back games since early November when they fell to Purdue and Villanova. In fact, in a recent Danielle seven game Havel stretch they fol- Leads the lowed up each of their losses with MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS team in consecutive wins. JORDON CRAWFORD dribbles the ball past a New Orleans defender. The Falcons would defeat the Privateers 87-56. shooting The Falcons percentage look to start a winning streak (47 percent) as they have three favorable games to close out the regular season. The Second time’s a charm Falcons final three games are against BG looks to break losing streak in midweek tilt against Miami at the Stroh Center teams that are in the bottom three of the Mid American Conference East. Ohio and Kent State both have By Alex Krempasky points off the bench. an 8-17 (3-9) record. Despite its 5-7 conference just one win in the conference. This Assistant Sports Editor Miami had three players After the win against BG, record, BG has performed bet- Thursday, the Falcons will welcome score more than 10 points. Miami lost four straight con- ter in the conference than four the Buffalo Bulls to the Stroh. The The Falcons look to bounce Will Felder scored 20 points, ference tilts against Eastern teams and have equal records Bulls have a better record than Ohio back against Miami University including a go-ahead three Michigan, Ohio, Ball State with two others. It beat all but and Kent and are one game above .500 on Wednesday after a disap- pointer with two minutes left and Western Michigan. On two of those teams. at 7-6 in the conference. pointing loss against IPFW in in the game. Allen Roberts Feb. 2, the RedHawks defeated The Falcons sit in front of For BG, the challenge Buffalo poses the BracketBusters game. scored 13 points against the Central Michigan 70-61 after Ball State (4-8), Miami (3-9), is something they have already seen. This marks the first Mid- Falcons and Drew McGhee two weeks without a victory. Northern Illinois (3-9) and The Falcons defeated the Bulls in American Conference game scored 14 points off the bench Since their win at Central Central Michigan (2-10). They Buffalo 61-56 back at the beginning of for BG in over a week and the for the RedHawks. Michigan, Miami is on a five- lost to Central Michigan and February. second game of the season BG led 34-30 at halftime, game losing streak, which con- Miami, but defeated Ball State As the score shows, the game was against the RedHawks. but only produced 26 points sists of losses against Toledo, at home and Northern Illinois one that took a lot for the Falcons to The two team’s last match- in the second half, which gave Akron, Kent State, Buffalo for their only road win of the win. The game was within 10 points up was Jan. 16 in Oxford, the RedHawks an edge over and its BracketBusters game season. for most of the time, and the Bulls Ohio, where Miami defeated the Falcons. against Southern Illinois, BG is tied with Kent State even cut the margin to three with BG 63-60. Since Miami’s 63-60 win which ended in overtime. and in the division race, more than minute to play. In that game, Jordon over BG in January, its record BG has fared better than and trail to Akron, Ohio and Yet it was a game that would come Crawford and A’uston Calhoun has tanked. The RedHawks Miami since the two teams Buffalo . down to clutch free throw shooting each scored 21 points, but the have only won one out of their played in January. The Falcons Tip-off against the rest of the starting lineup past 10, which has earned the are 5-6 since Jan. 16 and in RedHawks on Wednesday will See WOMEN’S | Page 7 scored only 10 points and the team a spot at the bottom of fifth place in the MAC-East commence at the Stroh Center Falcons only produced eight the MAC-East Division with with an 11-16 (5-7) record. at 7 p.m. Rugby to start season Shea, Sullivan enjoy success as Falcon hockey team’s top defensive pairing

Sunday at Maryland By Ryan Satkowiak Senior Reporter Bobby Mike Shea Sullivan Mauer absent for season, Polzin to fill position is third in the is No. 13 in the Since the 2009-10 season, the BG CCHA in points by CCHA in points By Nicholas Vanderpool hockey team has been looking for Reporter have to play a few familiar foes defensemen to supply offensive pro- a defenseman with 19 by a defenseman from the Big Ten. duction from the blue line. points with 15 points Despite the absence of center The new members of the Big It hadn’t been easy. A combination Dominic Mauer, the BG rugby Ten this year are Maryland of inexperience and players with a Shea grew up in Harrison “It’s a really good youth hockey club will play the 2013 spring and Rutgers. Maryland fin- more defense-oriented mindset hin- Township, Mich., a town of approxi- league,” Sullivan said. “A lot of the season in a tour of the Big Ten ished No. 2 in the Atlantic dered that search. During the past mately 26,000 people located half an top guys from Ontario come out of conference. Coast Conference in the fall two seasons, no BG defenseman hour northeast of Detroit. there.” Mauer will not be playing and will be playing its first posted double-digit points. He started playing at the Great Several of his teammates moved this season due to his study- match of the season against However, that changed in a big way Lakes Sports City Ice Skating Rink in on to play in the OHL — one of the ing abroad at the University Virginia Tech the day before this season. For the first time since Fraser, Mich, playing for Belle Tire, divisions of the Canadian Hockey of Rome. He accounted for 160 they meet BG. Kyle Page posted 17 points in the Honeybaked and Little Caesars, League, the top junior hockey league points this past season. Rutgers finished No. 9 out 2009-10 season, BG has a blue liner three of the premiere Midget AAA in the world. Players who go to the It’s not going to be easy to of 11 teams in the Empire with double-digit points. Major teams in America. CHL are paid stipends, which the replace the reigning MVP, but Conference this past season. In fact, the Falcons have two “It was fun, I always loved going to NCAA has ruled causes them to lose Sam Polzin looks to fill that The Scarlet Knights should not who’ve paired together this season. the rink with my parents taking me their amateur status, thus making void on the field and will be be overlooked, as they played Bobby Shea and Mike Sullivan have to every game to support me,” Shea them illegible for NCAA competition. back at wing for the Falcons. in a tough conference. Plus developed a strong chemistry as the said. “Detroit’s a great area; from my Instead, Sullivan retained his BG also has a newcomer in they are most notable for the team’s top defensive duo. perspective I think it’s the best place college eligibility by playing in the the lineup. Lucas Smith is a first intercollegiate football The road they took to BG is as to grow up and play hockey at.” Ontario Junior Hockey League. transfer from Ohio State and game in 1869 against Princeton different as the two players were As the level of competition grew, Sullivan said the OJHL is a league will be the replacement for in which the match was played at the time they first committed to Shea began thinking more about that has been marred by “politics” Mauer at center. with rugby’s rules. play for the Falcons. However, both playing hockey at the college level. the past 10 years, with owners who “As long as the team stays Ohio State and Indiana fin- have had great success this season “When you’re playing youth hock- have sons not necessarily talented disciplined and plays tough BG ished as co-champions of the in undertaking the same mission: ey, you always think about college enough to play junior hockey on their rugby, they will have no prob- Big Ten. to help BG hockey get back on the or the [Ontario Hockey League], teams. With 36 teams at one point, he lem doing well in the national BG has beaten the Buckeyes map in the Central Collegiate Hockey because you’re from the Detroit said the league developed a reputa- tournament,” Mauer said. “It’s and the Hoosiers five times Association. area,” he said. tion of being “watered down.” possible I could fly back for the each in the past five years. If Sullivan grew up in the Toronto “They keep working every year on national tournament but still the Falcons were a member of area, playing in the Great Canadian trimming teams, cutting the fat, in not sure at this point.” the Big Ten, the team would Different paths Hockey League for his midget hock- order to get it back to where the league In the fall, the Falcons played have been the Big Ten champs Shea and Sullivan grew up 220 ey. In his final year playing in the was 10 years ago,” Sullivan said. “It’s a a majority of Mid-American miles apart, separated by interna- GCHL, his team won provincials good league for young players. You See | Page 7 Conference teams. This season RUGBY tional lines, each in the shadow of a — the Canadian equivalent of state See | Page 7 will be different, as they will major hockey market. championships. HOCKEY

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the faculty cuts, Solis Alex Solis David Neely THE BG NEWS SUDOKU USG USG Vice USG and Neely both said they From Page 1 have the most knowledge President President regarding the state of the now, but that won’t be University. official until Thursday, “Being in this posi- when the applications for tion for a year now, we running are due. believe we have a firm Solis sits on the commit- six-hour threshold that Applications to run for understanding of how the tee. Neely was part of the could result in remov- any USG position are due University works … and plan to become more effi- al from the Senate, said to Evan Colyer, USG chief also how to represent stu- cient with energy usage, Auxiliary Affairs Chair administrator, by 5 p.m. dents in the fullest way which was followed by Kallie Durkit at Monday’s Thursday. Prospective possible,” Neely said. President Mary Ellen USG meeting. candidates had to attend For their first term, the Mazey’s signing of the As of Wednesday, no a mandatory election duo ran on being a voice “American Colleges and senator had been removed information session in for every student, and Universities Presidents’ from their posts. order to run. Those ses- while Solis said they’ve Climate Commitment” Coming into their first sions ended this past done a good job, he wants pledge. term, Solis and Neely Tuesday. to take it a step further. Just a couple weeks ago, were “excited to get the Solis’ re-election cam- The pair plans to make a USG resolution prevent- ball rolling,” Solis said. paign marks the first time communication with all ed a controversial change They had a set, unchang- a student has twice run for students a top priority, by in the Union room res- ing campaign platform, USG president since 1993. not engaging exclusively ervation policy, which but this time will be dif- President Jason Jackson, with student leaders, but involved Solis going ferent, Solis said. along with first-time vice “really start engaging against administrators The student concerns SUDOKU presidential running that everyday student,” for students, he said. will be added to the plat- To play: Complete the grid mate Chad Luckner, ran Solis said. “It was not fun dis- form as they campaign, so that every row, column unopposed for his ’93-’94 They hope to accom- agreeing with adminis- he said. and every 3 x 3 box contains school year, according to plish this not only tration when it comes to “I want this platform to the digits 1 to 9. There is no a February 1993 article in through social media, but student opportunity and also be a breathing docu- guessing or math involved. The BG News. one on one interaction, student voice,” Solis said, ment of ‘Here’s what we Just use logic to solve It’s rare for presidents Solis said. “but everyday we walked set, but we want it to be and vice presidents to run This involves both in the office and we took much more than that,’” for re-election because hearing student con- the position of, ‘We’re not Solis said. “I truly mean most serve their first term cerns, and letting them going to make the best this when I say we cre- as seniors, but Solis and know what is going on at political move, let’s make ate a movement of change Neely were first elected the University. the move that’s best for one conversation at a for their junior years. “One of the big things students.’” time.” For those who are not we always try to do is But the year has not seniors their first term, let students know what been without concerns the pressures of the job changes are coming, how of accountability in USG CAMPAIGN ■■Presidential and make running for re-elec- it effects them and answer the Senate, as a num- vice presidential tion rare, Solis said. any questions along the ber of senators have candidates need “Few have run for re- way,” Neely said. “That’s had office-hour defi- 100 student election. Even fewer have kind of where we’re lean- cits. Senate members signatures to be won,” he said. “It makes ing towards. More inter- are required to spend on the ballot and me nervous ... you look actions that are meaning- two hours a week in the senators need 50. back at what you’ve done ful.” USG office or meeting ■■Voting begins www. but you got to look at what Solis and Neely touted with students through- Monday, April you want to accomplish their accomplishments out campus, according 1 and ends that and keep on going.” thus far. to USG bylaws. Many, Thursday. With all the changes The Student Recreation however, have accumu- ■■The winners will be announced Friday, going on at the University, Center renovations are lated a wealth of missed bgnews.com April 5. from the master plan to on schedule, for which hours, some reaching the

You deserve a factual look at . . . The Truth About the Muslim Brotherhood Is it a moderate Egyptian party committed to democracy . . . or a jihadist group seeking to create an Islamist empire?

With the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohammed Morsi now president of Egypt, many wonder whether he will promote democracy and Middle East peace. B ut what do the Muslim Brotherhood’s history and its leaders’ pronouncements tell us? Is their goal to create a free democratic system . . . or hijack democracy in the service of an Islamist revolution?

What are the facts? pursue life.” Founded in Egypt in 1928, the Muslim While many pundits have declared the Brotherhood Brotherhood has been an immensely powerful force a moderate group, it is working rapidly to seize in Middle East politics, now boasting chapters in 80 absolute control of Egypt, starting with a new countries. Its mission statement: “Allah is our constitution that favors Islamists and gives president objective; the Quran is our constitution, the Prophet is Morsi power to name the prime minister, Supreme our leader; Jihad is our way; and death for the sake of Court judges and heads of all public institutions. Allah is the highest of our aspirations.” Parliamentary elections, to have been held in February, Get ahead The Brotherhood’s founder, Hassan al-Banna, stated are postponed indefinitely. There have been four times that the group’s goal was to as many “insulting the create an empire governed president” lawsuits in by Islamic religious law “It is in the nature of Islam . . . Morsi’s first days in office than in all 30 years of or catch up. and an autocratic caliphate. to impose its law on all nations and to He claimed “It is in the extend its power to the entire planet.” former president Hosni nature of Islam to Mubarek’s reign. Cross off another dominate, not to be We know that the dominated, to impose its law on all nations and to Bolsheviks in Russia, Nazis in Germany, Islamists in extend its power to the entire planet.” Iran, and Hamas in the disputed Palestinian territories requirement. In 1948, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood all started out as minority parties whose rise to power assassinated the Egyptian Prime Minister, and the during political upheaval began democratically and group was been banned in Egypt in 1954, after it ended in dictatorship—following the insidious pattern attempted to assassinate Egyptian President Gamal of “one man, one vote, one time.” Given the Muslim Abdel Nasser. A Brotherhood splinter group Brotherhood’s Islamist philosophy, we can expect the Falcons, consider taking a assassinated President Anwar Sadat in 1981. same in Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood’s most influential leader What can we expect from the president Morsi’s was Sayyid Qutb, a racist, anti-Semite, misogynist and government? In 2006, the Muslim Brotherhood Wright State class this summer. hater of the United States. His pro-Islamist and anti- demanded that Egypt develop nuclear weapons. You’ll be able to transfer your earned credits back to BGSU. Western hatred had enormous influence on Ayman Recently a Brotherhood leader told interviewers that Zawahiri, who went on to become a key mentor of abolishing the Egyptian peace treaty with Israel would Osama bin Laden and is today the number-two leader be one of the new government’s first orders of business of al-Qaeda. and that Egypt should prepare for war with Israel. In 2013 Summer Class Schedule Despite its murderous history, the Muslim 2010 Morsi himself called on Egyptians to “nurse our Brotherhood claims to have renounced violence—but children and grandchildren on hatred” of Jews and • A term: May 6–June 12 it makes notable exceptions, including approval of referred to Zionists as “descendants of apes and pigs.” terrorist acts by its Palestinian wing, Hamas, whose For Christians, who make up 10 percent of the • B term: June 17–July 24 charter calls for the murder of Jews and the Egyptian populat ion and continue to be victims of • C term: May 6–July 24 obliteration of Israel. 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HOCKEY put them into my everyday the World Junior A Challenge “When you’re a forward, Similar results in their games. From Page 5 game.” in 2010. it’s different, you have to chip “They have a relationship “I just took that as any pucks,” Shea said. “I think it This season, Shea and where they can get after each play against some older guys other game,” Sullivan said. gave me a little more poise, a Sullivan have combined to other and be OK, in terms so you get used to the strength Choosing BG “I played some of the best different perspective.” form one of the CCHA’s top- of on the ice when someone and speed quickly.” While Shea committed to hockey I’ve played and coach While he still demonstrates scoring defensive pairs. should’ve said something and He experienced that trim- BG with the program’s future Bergeron came up and told his defensive and agitator Shea’s 19 points — three didn’t,” Bergeron said. “They ming on a first-hand basis in doubt, Sullivan came when me he liked what he saw. To characteristics — he is a fixture more than he had in his first kind of bark at each other and after two of the three teams it on slightly better footing. get some positive reinforce- on BG’s penalty kill and was three years at BG combined there’s definitely no thin skin he played for in the OJHL — Shea, now a senior, commit- ment from him, to have him involved in a major scrum as — rank him tied for second there and they handle it well.” the Ajax Attack and Markham ted to BG when Scott Paluch say I kind of stood out, it gave recently as this past Saturday in the CCHA in defensemen Bergeron said Shea’s influ- Waxers — folded. was still the coach. After the me a lot of confidence.” against Northern Michigan — scoring with Robbie Russo of ence has been a huge reason Sullivan first thought of 2008-09, the University’s The lure of playing in the his offensive game has grown. Notre Dame. for the growth in Sullivan’s playing college hockey in his administration flirted with CCHA, as well as the atmo- “What we see this year in Sullivan’s 15 points rank game this season. second year in the OJHL. As a terminating the hockey pro- sphere he felt at the BGSU Ice Bobby Shea is a culmination of him tied for 13th in the CCHA “I think Bobby has been 17-year-old, Sullivan had been gram in order to save money. Arena when he came on a a long, hard-working career,” in the same category. Among good for Mike in the way that given a more offensive role on Paluch left the school and recruiting visit, helped drive Bergeron said. “He’s a guy we defensemen teammates, [Bobby’s] been there and done the team. there were more questions Sullivan to commit. thought had some offense to only Jacob Trouba and Mac it,” he said. “Before that I was more of than answers available. While he has only been at him, which is why we put him Bennett of Michigan (38), a stay-at-home guy,” Sullivan Shea said BG was the place BG for less than two years, at forward last year. When he Russo and Sam Calabrese of said. “I was at about a point- he wanted to be, and even Sullivan has potentially keeps the game simple, he’s Notre Dame (36) and Simon The road ahead per-game my second year in though he heard the rumors, helped BG in at least one other really good defensively, too. He Denis and Jason Binkley of With each player at different junior and started to feel more he remained committed to the recruiting instance. really deserves the year he’s Ferris State (36) have more points in their BG careers, they confident.” school. He grew up in Toronto with having this year.” combined points than Shea have different paths ahead for Shea took a path through “I communicated with [for- forward Mark Cooper, and the While Sullivan said he and Sullivan’s 34. them. juniors that many elite mer defensemen] Ian Ruel and freshman said Sullivan’s pres- started his career as a more “He’s a really good player,” Shea is at the tail end of American midget hockey Max Grover because they were ence at BG has helped him defensive-minded player, he Shea said of Sullivan. “I like his senior season at BG, with players take: the United State coming in at the same time as immensely in his adjustment was brought to BG to provide playing with him; our chem- only four guaranteed games Hockey League. I was,” Shea said. “They said to college. some offensive pop from the istry has been really good this left. There remains the pos- He played two seasons they were going to stick with “When going through the blue line. year. We’ve played so much sibility for more, depending for the Green Bay Gamblers, it and I wanted to play for the process of choosing schools In 135 games in the OJHL, together that we know where on the team’s success in the playing alongside current coaching staff. I committed to and applying here, he helped he had 93 points. the other is going to be. I postseason. CCHA players Reed Seckel the school because I wanted to me a ton,” Cooper said. “He However, his first year at BG know what he’s thinking most Right now, he remains of Northern Michigan and be here.” just told me what to expect did not go as smoothly. Still times and he knows what I’m focused on helping the team Steven Summerhays of Notre Nine other players joined and it was good to know some- adjusting to the college game, thinking.” get back to the CCHA semi- Dame. Shea in committing to BG that body coming into freshman Sullivan posted only four The two started playing finals at Joe Louis Arena in “We had a really good team year. He was one of five defen- year because it gives you a points in 41 games. together last year against Detroit. the second year,” Shea said, seman in that 2009-10 fresh- comfort level of being able to “It was an up-and-down Bemidji State, but they strug- “I’m really set and focused,” before naming off several of man class, and of them, only focus on hockey and school year,” he said. “My offense, it gled getting used to each Shea said. “I want to go back to the defensemen he played he and Ryan Peltoma remain and not worrying about hav- seemed like I wasn’t getting other, Sullivan said. the Joe this year. It was a tough with who are currently play- on the team. ing to make friends.” the right bounces, and when “We were awful, I think loss [last year] and leaves a bad ing NCAA hockey. “I think that Only four of those 10 you aren’t getting the right we were minus-three on the taste in your mouth. Next year Green Bay was the best place seniors are still with BG — bounces you lose confidence. weekend,” Sullivan said. “We will come when it comes, but I to play in the USHL.” Shea, Peltoma, forward Marc Different players I had times struggling finding didn’t have the chemistry.” want to focus on this year.” Unlike Shea, Sullivan had a Rodriguez and goalie Andrew Up until this season, Shea my niche on the team.” Repetition in the ice made For Sullivan, he still has two taste of college hockey before Hammond. Through their and Sullivan had themselves Sullivan said Bergeron had the two more comfortable and years remaining at BG. With his time at BG. His older broth- four years, they have devel- been drastically different play- several conversations dur- improved their results. the team’s upcoming move er, Dan, played four years at oped a strong friendship. ers on the ice. ing the season about how he “Eventually we just found to the Western Collegiate Niagara University, and cur- “Any time you’re with some- Shea was a highly defensive needed to find his game, and it,” Sullivan said. “With rep- Hockey Association, he is rently plays professionally in one for four years your rela- player and an agitator. In 107 Sullivan took it upon himself etition you just become com- ready for the new chal- Italy. tionship is going to be good,” games in the USHL, he racked to make sure he improved fortable with the person. Bob lenges that will await the “He played only about an Peltoma said. “I consider Bob up 17 points and 289 penalty himself in the offseason. and I have been defensive team in a new conference. hour and a half from where one of my really good friends. minutes. “He’s a kid who is partners since last Christmas, “I see a really bright I live in Toronto, so I went We’ve been through a lot. It’s In his first three years at BG, very hard on him- and eventually you’re going to future for us,” Sullivan there a lot,” Sullivan said. “I’ve just fun coming to the rink in 99 games, he had only 16 self and he wants ‘it’ know their ins-and-outs, their said. “We’ll be able to play watched close to a thousand with one of your really good points and 183 penalty min- badly,” Bergeron said. trends. We can find each other against teams that don’t junior and NCAA games with friends. It makes everything a utes. He briefly dabbled at for- “Sometimes when it on the ice. We can recognize really know us. I think our my family. I would remember little better and more fun.” ward during his junior year, doesn’t happen, he’s when someone is going to aggressive approach is my dad saying, ‘Hey Mike, Coach Chris Bergeron which helped lead to a then reacted and it seemed rush the puck or stay back and really going to benefit us. here’s a good defenseman, began recruiting Sullivan, career-high nine points. to make him play worse. we kind of fall back on each The travel next year will watch this guy.’ And I took that now a sophomore, in May of He said that experience at Now he has this maturity other.” allow us to be a tighter-knit to what my brother did. I’d try 2010, shortly after Bergeron forward helped him gain a about him that he can They have played togeth- group. I think we’ll be able and not take his bad habits, was named head coach at BG. broader understanding of the figure it out.” er long enough to offer one to take this confidence over and take his good habits and He first saw Sullivan play at offensive zone. another constructive criticism to the other conference.”

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