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Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 9-2-2011 The BG News September 2, 2011 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 September 2, 2011" (2011). BG News (Student Newspaper). 8434. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/8434 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. 91 I 69 89 I 67 79 57 THIS WEEKEND'S FALCONS DEFEAT VANDALS 32-15 Coming off of a 2-10 season, the FRI SAT SUN Falcons won the football season opener WEATHER: in Idaho. For a full game recap, check out THE BG NEWS the sports page on BGNEWS.COM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,2011 Volume 9i issue 7 ESTABLISHED 1920 An independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community v. bgnews.com CAMPUS Move-in prompts bat problem Dr. Mary BRIEF Ellen Mazey University works to prevent pest entry in residence halls, student rooms President Mazey renews University President Falcon Fridays tradition By Dam King Assistant Puke Editor Life, said there are many ways bats and found the bat when she got home could gain access to buildings. in the early morning hours Aug. 21, Students who showcase school spirit may After fall move-in, students aren't "Open doors, open windows, vents the weekend of in ive-in. receive a special prize on Fridays BGSU's school colors and logo are symbolic of the traditions and spirit of the always the only new residents on around the buildings would be a way She left her room and went down- University President Mary Blen Mazey educational mission at the University." campus. Bats sometimes move into that a bat would typically get into a stairs where the RAon duly Called the renewed Falcon Fridays thrs week, a Mazey said in the email. "I hope you II join building," Waters said. "The bats are University Police Department, who University tradition promoting school spirit residence halls too. me in creating a strong sense ol Falcon "We suspect that a lot of |the bats] moving toward sound, and so they called back approximately M) min- Students, faculty and staff are encour- pride and community on campus" had to do with move-in and doors get into the building." utes later with news that they were aged on Fridays to wear clothes featuring A copy of Mazey's proclamation orange and brown or Falcon logos A being propped open," said David Recently, sophomore Kristi unable to respond to her call due to desgnating the start of Falcon Fridays is specially selected cast wl walk around Crandall, University safety and Kopaniasz found a bat in her room in available at www.bgsu edu/downloads/mc/ health inspector. Kreischcr Batchelder Hall. campus looking for Falcon gear and handing See BATS | Page 2 filel00242.pdf Sarah Waters, director of Residence Kopaniasz is a Resident Advisor out prizes, according to a Wednesday email "B-Dubs" Buffalo Wild Wings relocates store ByL.li.McG.iff Reporter v The city's Buffalo Wild Wings closed it doors Wednesday and will reopen at a new loca- tion possibly by mid-March. The new site will be built in the Wooster Street plaza across from the Stroh Center, owner John Hoschak said. "I feel they should have built the new on* before they dosed the old one," said junior See B-DUBS | Page 2 "Spots" ^ Mister Spots moves to Main Street ByGwffBu™ Report* chicken wings, steak {that they deliver beer, thewidi Mister Spots will be moving |D Main Street right next to Hi H. The move to the new location will begin See SPOTS! Page2 ILLUSTRATION BV NICK UKER Student remembered for JUST HANGING AROUND personality, dedication By Bobby W*ddl« In Focus Editor Jarod Graves- Robinson Before starting school at the University in fall 2009, larod Graves-Robinson was Junior who died hard at work on a project at Case Western August 9,2011 Reserve University. He worked on his project with sev- k eral doctors to find a cure for a ten of Glenville High School's class in waterborne parasite. 2009. larod was also on the high school "Everyone there at ICase Western)was football team and played basketball in very proud of the outcome and how he his spare time. explained what they came up with," said Despite larod's serious dedication Deborah Graves, Jarod's mother. "That when it came to his studies, he also had was very exciting for him." a penchant for practical jokes and humor Jarod, a criminal justice major to lighten the mood among his family from Cleveland, died in a motorcycle and friends, accident Aug. 9. "Everyone knew larod as the funny Graves said her son maintained his guy," Graves said. "He was just so outgo- enthusiasm for life, particularly his pas- ing. Ilr wasl goofy at some points and sion for school, until the end. (wanted] everybody to laugh and just "He was very happy at Bowling Green." be happy." Graves said. "We had everything all Nick Doehr, administrative resident packed up. He was so excited about get- advisor of Anderson and Bromfield halls ting back to school." in Harshman Quadrangle, saw these As a student, larod carried a 4.0 grade passions come together when he was LAimtN wr- i THtBf.News point average at the University as well JEROME GABRIEL, dnector of the Outdoor Program, hangs from a tree to get students interested as graduating with honors in the top See ROBINSON I Page 2 CAMPUS FORUM PULSE PEOPLE ON THE STREET Groups recruit new members Lovers face eventual separation Walk a mile to discover local businesses Which do you prefer: Buffalo Wild Wings or Mister Spots? Why? Campus Fest saw over 300 student Columnist Mathew Davoli discusses the love There are plenty of things to do within a mile of DEANGELOLEISON organizations Thursday afternoon, giving of human beings with the inevitability of death the campus. Check out Pulse for all the hot spots Senior. Business Management away freebies and encouraging students and answers the question 'Why bother' in you may find yourself this weekend including On "B-Dubs. I've been there more to sign up. See Photos | Page 3 regards to love and life | Page 4 the Edge and Finders | Page 6 often" | Page 4 VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Friday. September 2 - Monday. September 5.2011 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM FRIDAY NIGHTS SATURDAY 10PM til 2:30AM ,),-,//, BOOMER & S3 Pitchers/Beer! c DJ MANNY " ■ ■■■r«_jv£wii:Bi. • • ' S6 Pitchers/Mixed Drink! ' 18 & Up * 21 & over FREE irt*- clazel.net * facebook.com/clazel 3 FOR $5 Vodka Bombs! BLOTTER WED.. AUG. 31 of the Wood County Library. on Friday. down window and removing a fish- Complainant said it happened ing pole. He dropped it when an 1:02 A.M. sometime after 12;30 p.m. on the officer arrived. CORRECTION Cody Mccane Zachary. 23. of Bowling Green, was cited for open present day. THURS,SEPT.1 POLICY container within the 900 block of S. 1:15 A.M. 2:18 A.M. Main St 8:33 P.M. Brandon R. Steel, 22, of Bowling We want to correct all factual Paul E. Cornell, 21. of Pemberville. Complainant reported her bicycle Green, was cited for criminal mis- errors. If you think an error has was cited for disorderly conduct/ 823 P.M. stolen from the Wood County chief within the 100 block of N. been made, call The BG News at public urination within the 200 Complainant reported a bicycle Library bike rack. Complainant said Prospect St. He was spotted climb- 419-372-6966. block of N Main St. stolen from the bike rack outside it was stolen sometime after 4 p.m. ing into a vehicle through a rolled rarily use. Fifther decisions concerning the umbfela pro- Soon after the program's debut, a majority of gram are still pendng and wi be made later in the didn't take our jobs lightly at all." CAMPUS semester. Hassennk said ROBINSON the umbrellas went missmg. according to yourfel- Graves said Jarod fell a great From Page 1 BRIEF lowf akon members. "We put out 88 of the 200 umbrelas. so we responsibility to watch out for Courtesy umbrellas still "We think people may have mistakenly took rave enough if we want to put more out," she said. Jarod's RA during spring semes- his younger sisters. He also ran "Were remaning optimistic, but we haven't made considered possibility them, because it was unclear that they weren t to ter 2011. a Bible study and helped young- keep." said junior Meredrth Hassennk. an ongmal any final decisions yet about what we're going to "To my knowledge, Jarod was er children at his church where The yourf etowfakon council met Wednesday council member. "We don't think it was makious. do next" always in class," Doehr said. he was an usher and "very, very to address the challenges of its "courtesy umbrella The initiaove was the first large-scale project The group wil meet at 9:15 p m. next program, implemented Aug 26 "When I would pass him Ion spiritual." for yourfellowFalcon. a student organization with Wednesday in 115 Okcamp to welcome new mem- campus] he was with his friends, Jarod's desire to help people is The group suppled bus of orange umbrellas at bers Anyone is welcome to attend the meeting.