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VOLUME 92. ISSUE 19 Friday, September 28, 2012 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Breast feeding area opens on campus Jonah's Room in Hanna Hall available for mothers, babies By Gaoff Burnt Reporter
For some student mothers at the University, such as Elizabeth Rebacz, finding space to feed their baby between classes can be inconvenient. The Women's Center at the University has provided an area called Jonah's Room in Hanna Hall EMIIY GORDON : THE K NEWS for all student and faculty mothers to PRESIDENT OBAMA engages audience members before his speech at the Stroh Wednesday Obama opened his speech with the words "Hello Bowling Green Hello Falcons," to crowd cheers breast feed in privacy, as it officially opened Sept. 10. Rebacz is a graduate student on 8 campus who has been using the OBAMA "^ See JONAH | Page 5
OHIOANS Students Obama urges students to register, vote early during visit to Stroh on Wednesday celebrate By Tyler Buchanan In Focus Editor Latino culture President Barack Obama urged more than 5,000 students and support- ers at the Stroh Center Wednesday afternoon to register to vote and cast their ballots early as pan of his tour of Ohio campuses just weeks before Palooza kicks off heritage election day. Obama took the stage around 1:30 p.m. to a standing ovation. month, promotes awareness
As he began, an audience member shouted, "I love you." By Brittany Fraaman "1 love you back," Obama replied, before continuing. Reporter Both Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney were in KEUYDEARTH 'lit K, 'It /.S northwest Ohio on Wednesday. Romney toured Toledo with his Vice SETH MELCHOR, senior, introduces the president Wednesday despite broken arm September 15 through Oct. 15 is Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan during their three-day trip through an important time period for the the Buckeye State. Senior introduces Obama to more than 5,000 Latino Student Union. These dates Introduced by senior Seth Melchor, Obama opened the speech, billed students, supporters; said experience was "surreal" mark the start and end of Latino as a "grassroots event," talking about meeting with University President Heritage Month. This past Friday, Sept. 21, LSU Mary 1-Hen Mazey, whom he dubbed "charming" and "really smart." By Max Filby In his nearly 30 minute speech, Obama talked extensively on higher hosted an event called Latino education with a student section waving campaign signs behind him. Editor-in-Chief Palooza on University lawn to The president cited Pell Grants, lowering student loan debt and keeping kick off Latino Heritage Month. interest rates from doubling as policies he's implemented, which he said Seth Melchor may not be able to remember the first few seconds after This event was created to promote have supported college students throughout the country. stepping onstage, but what happened a few minutes later is something awareness for the month. The focus on higher education was part of a broader look at his five- he'll remember for the rest of his life. "We are trying to attract people point economic improvement plan, where one point touched on educat- Melchor, a University senior, wasn't nervous about introducing to the Latino Student Union. We ing and training workers for a more competitive job market. President Barack Obama on Wednesday at the Stroh Center until he believe that people should be able Other parts of his plan included the United States having more con- actually had to do it in front of 5,571 people. to have a familia outside of their trol over its energy, reducing the deficit and increasing tax rates for "I thought I was going to stutter and mess everything up," Melchor said, own familia, and that's what we wealthy Americans to those under President Bill Clinton in the 1990's, "1 don't even remember the first 10 seconds that 1 was on stage for, 1 just promote," Lopez said. Obama said. started talking." But this month is not only for "That's how you grow economy: from the middle out, not from the top Despite his nerves and a broken arm, Melchor was able to pull off an latinos to appreciate; the LSU down," he said. introduction for the nation's highest leader. would like everyone to be able to As the two candidates spoke in Ohio, a CBS News/Quinnipiac/New "Hello Bowling Green. Hello Falcons." Obama said, after shaking enjoy the month and learn about York limes poll released Wednesday found the incumbent ahead of Melchor's hand upon stepping onstage. Latino Heritage.
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PRE-GAME SPIRIT AT DOYT Dining services decides weekend hours based on trends, student use By Sara Root Michael Reporter Paulus Director of Dining Services works to track the Dining buying habits of the University popu- Services lation to keep track of when and where & the dining halls arc busiest. It uses this information to set the most efficient One time where Dining Services has operating hours for each location. taken hours away is on weekends, but Michael Paulus, director of some students would like to see dining Dining Services, can tell a student halls open later Friday and Saturday. what food they bought, the time "Everybody wants us to be open 24 they bought it and the dining hall hours a day, but nobody will use us," they bought it from. Paulus said. "We do this process for every single Paulus said a lot of students either operation. We do it every year and we go home on the weekends or go will add hours where it's needed, we'll take away hours where it's inefficient," See DINING | Page 2 KATIUOGSDON I THE BG NEWS Paulus said. YOU R FELLOW Falcon members pass out glow stick at the football meet and greet Thursday night
FALCONS COME HOME NO SPIRIT EQUALS A TICKET WHERE IN BOWLING GREEN SHOULD OBAMA | HAVE VISITED (CAMPUS OR CITY)? With the toughest portion of their season The BG News staff offers its opinion on "Spirit behind them, the falcons will look to get a Citations." which are tickets given to students "Come in the Union and grab some back on the winning track starting with a ~-f.fi4, on campus on Falcon Fridays. The tickets are lunch at the Falcon's Nest.' game against Rhode Island Saturday for given to students who are dressed in another Dustln Brlggi homecoming. | PAGE 7 team's gear, | PAGE 4 Junior, Accounting 2 Fnday.Sept«nb«28.2012 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWWBGNEWS.COM
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11:39 P.M. Joshua Diloreti, 22, of Bowling BLOTTER Danielle Nicole Pultz. 19. of Green, was cited for criminal Cygnet. Ohio; and William L trespass within the 100 block WED, SEPT., 26 Spence, 24, of Bowling Green of N. Main St. 3:21 P.M. were cited for drug abuse/ Complainant reported that marijuana and possession of 2:51 A.M. sometime on Sunday night, an drug paraphernalia within the Joshua Lee Weiler. 28, of iPod was taken near Conneaut 200 block of N. Main St Toledo, was cited for posses- Avenue and Haskins Road. sion of marijuana and pos- session of drug paraphernalia 5:09 P.M. THURS., SEPT. within the 200 block of N. Complainant reported that 27 Main St. an unknown person had taken 12:13 A.M. money from her account Kayla M. Thompson. 22. of 3:25 A.M. within the 10OO block of N. Fremont. Ohio, was cited for Shawn Anthony Wright. 19. Main St. drug abuse/marijuana and of Toledo, was cited for pos- possession of drug parapher- session of marijuana and pos- 8:04 P.M. nalia at Lot A downtown. session of drug paraphernalia Bruce R. Bauer. 54, of Bowling within the 200 block of N. Green, was arrested for oper- 1:10 A.M. Prospect St. ating a vehicle impaired, right Complainant reported that of way/left turn and right of three vehicles were damaged CORRECTION way/pedestrian within the by three males hitting rocks 9400 block of Napoleon Road. with sticks within the 500 block POLICY He was lodged in the Wood ROWAN KEMPF I THEBGNEWS of Clough St. We want to correct all factual errors JEFF I RICK, a Carillon cook, lakes a pizza from the oven. Pizza is one of the most popular foods in the dining halls. County Justice Center. If you think an error has been made, 1:52 A.M. call The BG News at 419-572-6966. Falcons enjoy fresh food Paulus said Dining Services fasts were enough to support DINING tries to avoid. that operation. So we have From "As of last year, there's no them opening earlier." By Country OMHWI eager to share their opin- salad. The other healthy increase in meal plan for the Paulus said Dining Services Reporter ions of the campus food, as things at the Union are real- downtown and don't come first time in almost 20 years," also conducts surveys with well as freshman Kayleigh ly expensive," she said. back to campus until late, he said. residents to ask them how Students on campus are Dill, a Carillon employee. I.nubs also said that a lot which creates a gap in time But if there aren't enough late they would visit the din- offered a variety of food As a dishwasher and of the "good choices in the where no one is going through customers coming into the din- ing areas. A survey done this throughout the day in the server, Dill said she wash- Union" are quite costly, and the dining areas. ing areas late at night to offset past year showed a majority Union, as well as dining es dirty dishes from salad, can quickly use the money Sophomore Eric Satterlee operating costs, there is a greater of students wouldn't visit the halls such as Carillon, the types of potatoes, such as on her meal plan. She also said a lot of the time he isn't chance that meal plan prices locations past 2 a.m. Oaks and the Sundial. mashed potatoes, sweet said she likes that the food on campus on the weekends will raise again Paulus said. "If people will be there and Patrick Hannan, senior potatoes, french fries and stays warm and there are a so the change in hours doesn't Some students would rather not buy it, absolutely, that's what executive chef, said approx- pizza, which, according decent amount of options usually affect him. see that happen. we're in the business for," imately 20,000 meals are to Hannan, is still the from which to choose. "Usually on the weekends "I don't want to pay for it if I'm Paulus said. "But if nobody's fed to students each day most popular food item Overall, Dill said she I'm not here, I'm at my friend's not going use it" Satterlee said. there, well, my other obligation on campus. He also said, at on campus. enjoys her work environ- house and we just order a Freshman Symone Pearson is to reduce those costs for |the the Oaks and Carillon, new Wasserman and Jacobs ment and sees many people pizza," Satteriee said. said she'd like to see more din- Undents] so I don't have to turn dishes are always intro- both said pizza was one of walk in and out every day Paulus said keeping din- ing halls open later, but not if it around and raise your prices duced consistently since their favorite dishes and enjoying their food. ing halls open later on cam- costs more. next year." they do not have "branded" also the salad. "I enjoy the aspect of pus during those times "If it comes to paying more, I'd The dining hours are always concepts in those dining Wasserman said she knowing you're going to get when students are gone can keep it the same," Pearson said subject to change and Paulus facilities. attempts to eat healthy but fresh food. If you walk into become costly. In addition to tracking cash said they are already making Some students enjoy it is difficult with not a lot of the kitchen there are always "If I'm not doing anything register transactions, Dining plans for spring 2013. the variety of foods that healthy options from which people prepping the next between 12 am and 2 a.m and Services uses other methods to "I'm already taking a look at are available on campus. to choose. meal and making sure there I'm waiting for somebody to set the most effective operating our traffic patterns just to make Freshmen Abby Wasserman "I wish there was some- is always fresh food out for come through the door, obvi- hours for the different facilities. sure that our operating hours and Kaleiah Jacobs were thing else to eat other than people to eat." ously there's a cost to perform It studies the different facili- are okay for next semester," he that service," Paulus said. ties in regards to the student said. "We survey and we track Paulus said many people communities that lire nearby those so religiously, taking a don't realize Dining Services is and tries to adjust the hours look at those trends so we can financially independent from to fit the schedules of different adjust accordingly, even by the the rest of the University. student demographics. semester." "We operate completely on "I've got the majority of But if the demand isn't there, our receipts or our revenue. If upperclassmen up here I by dining hours will continue to we take a loss, we pay for those The Oaks|. I was [serving] 15 close earlier on weekends. losses," he said. "And if we can't people for breakfast. To open "It's trying to keep Istudents'l be profitable and maintain up this huge facility for 15 costs down and manage this our efficiencies, we can't keep people doesn't make sense," as a business so we can return investing for the students." Paulus said. "We started tak- funds or profit back to the Paying for those losses could ing a look at the Carillon Place University and not have to raise mean an increase in the price which serves an underclass your prices. That's the bottom of student meal plans, which population and their break- line," Paulus said.
..for Remembering Our Community to Hispanicheritagemonth.gov, Buddendeck. junior, said she is HERITAGE Sept 15 is significant because it most excited about a cultural and Your University Every Year Rn is the anniversary of indepen- beauty pageant that will be dence for many Latin American hosted later in the year, called "The most important thing countries such as Costa Rica. QuienSoy. is that Latino people are very Honduras and Nicaragua. "The pageant represents close and supportive of one Mexico and Chile's indepen- each culture, diversity of the GO FALCONS another, and loving. We are dence days also take place in different countries and differ- welcome to all ethnicities, and this 30 day period, as well as Dia ent aspects of each culture such give everyone a family envi- de la Raza, or Columbus Day. as food." Buddendeck said. ronment," said Mayra Lopez, a The month was enacted into The LSU is also excited for sophomore who serves as the law in 1988, and is observed their annual Caesar Chavez political action chair for the each year to celebrate Hispanic Blood Drive, as it is one of their Latino Student Union. culture and history, accord- biggest events. The blood drive Juan Pimiento, the vice ing to the website. It also cel- will be hosted April 4 and 5. president of the organiza- ebrates Hispanic-Americans The Latino Student Union tion agreed. contributions to American welcomes everyone to get "We want a place for every- culture and society. involved in the organization. one to be themselves," he said. The Latino Student Union Students can get involved The month celebrates a col- hosts events throughout the by coming to any event or m laboration of dates. According year also. Treasurer Sarah meeting.
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ii I'it'.t it ii By Erin Cox Social Media Editm "Really just seeing people with smiles Homecoming doesn't have to mean football games and tail- on their faces ready gating. Students can head over to the Stroh Center for a concert at to party and have two for the price of one. The University Activities fun every night is a Organization booked Cobra highlight enough." Starship and 30H!3 to perform. Nathaniel Motte of 30HI3 said via email the duo is "stoked" to Nathaniel Motte | come play at the University. Cassie Utt, co-director of tradi- 50HI3 member tions for UAO, said she thought the two different performers 30H!3 has toured for about would provide a nice mix for the four and a half years and Motte homecoming concert. said the experience has had UAO started with a list of pos- many highlights. GANGNA sible artists and budget levels, "Really just seeing people with Utt said, and Cobra Starship and smiles on their faces ready to Members of mens cross country team create parody of popular South Korean video 30HI3 fit the bill. party and have fun every night is By Tan K.ll.r "We have an agent that works a highlight enough," Motte said Pulse Editor was spontaneous." with the bands' agents and we in the email. Franek said his favorite part "We took some got a positive response from Motte said the intensity of their The men's cross country team of the four and a half min- scenes from the Cobra Starship," Utt said. performances requires some has style — Gangnam style. ute video was dancing on the Cobra Starship performs the preparation before the show. After seeing a music video "Metamorphosis" statue near original video and songs "You Make Me Feel" and "We usually do some moderate for the popular South Korean the University seal. "Good Girls Go Bad" and 30HI3 to extremely physically taxing song "Gangnam Style" by PSY, "It was refreshing," he said. made it our own. has songs people may recognize yoga, and then some vocal acro- 2010 graduate and former Dancing is not one of like "My First Kiss," Utt said. batics. No, for real, we stretch runner John Bernard filmed Fraylick's strong suits, but he A lot of it was "I think their songs are upbeat," our bodies and our voices," Motte some members of the team in said he would do the video Utt said. "Their songs are songs said in the email. a parody video. anyway. spontaneous. you can dance to." Motte said 30H!3 tries to make The video, featuring four "I'm so inflexible," he said. Freshman Melissa Frey said she its concerts more of a party rath- Jason Salyer | Senior runners performing the song The other runners were glad will attend the concert Sunday. er than just a strict performance. around campus, has reached to have him. "The tickets were cheap so I "It's really inclusive and fun," more than 17,700 views since he "We needed a very bad danc- Aside from showing off their thought it'd be cool and a group Motte said. "Lots of sweat, lots of uploaded it Sept. 11. er," Black said. "That's why we dance moves in cyber space, of us from my floor decided to loud noises. Tigers, dolphins, the "1 saw a good fit here and 1 chose Perry." gaining recognition for their go together," Frey said. "We're regular." knew we could potentially have Bad dancing or not, the run- sport was a motivation for the not super big fans, but how many The concert will take place in a viral video," he said. "This was ners said they enjoyed the five- parody. times do you get to see 30H!3 the Stroh Center at 7 p.m. Sunday going to be huge." hour shoot. "My only goal is to make the and Cobra Starship?" with the doors opening at 6 p.m. Bernard called cross-country After spending around ten cross-country team a little more Sophomore Matt Iwaniuk said Students can purchase tickets runner Greg Black and pitched hours editing the footage, known on campus," Bernard he will not attend the concert for S25 for general admission. $35 his idea. Bernard uploaded the video. said. "There's a lot of acknowl- because he does not know the for floor seats and groups of 15 "He said, 'hey, dude, I have "Our goal was to get 1,000 edgement for other sports, but performers too well. or more get $5 off each ticket at this video idea,"' Black said. "He views this first week, but we we did it another way." "I've heard of 30H!3, but not the door. thought it would be hilarious." got 2,000 in the first 24 hours," As of now, the runners said the other band," Iwaniuk said. "I Utt also said that SI of each After recruiting fellow run- Salyer said. they're enjoying the success of don't really like their music." ticket cost will go to Dance ners Jason Salyer, Josh Franek Everyone who watched the the video and are even talking Frey said some of the songs Marathon. and Perry Fraylick, the men video seemed really positive, about creating another one. she likes by 30H!3 include were ready to film. Black said. Bernard said he would be "Richman," "Don't Trust Me" and "We filmed on a Saturday "My mom just said, 'hey, up to coming back up to the "My First Kiss." Are you going to the morning and it was pretty you're really weird,'" Franek University to film them again. "I think the concert will be Homecoming concert? quiet," Bernard said. "I gave said. "She liked it." "It was a lot of fun, I definitely pretty crazy, especially for the Tweet at us at them direction in the beginning Bernard has a cameo in had a good time and I hope we more die-hard fans," Frey said. and they kind of choreographed the video, playing a man who can do it again," he said. "These 30H!3 will release a new album @The_BG_News it themselves." worked in the athletic depart- guys are smart. There's a lot of called "Omens" soon and those That choreography show- ment, who tells the runners they talent there." attending the show can expect to #BGSUconcert cased the runners dancing in have to do the dance to increase That talent can easily be dis- hear a few of the new songs from shirts, ties and short running their popularity in South Korea. played upon request now that it at the homecoming concert, shorts around campus. Ironically, the second-largest the runners are getting recog- Motte said. "We took some scenes from demographic who "liked" the nized for the video. "It's cool to be able to say we the original video and made it video on youtube were from "If people request dances, had them before their new album our own," Salyer said. "A lot of it South Korea, Bernard said. we'll get down," Black said. releases," Utt said. Tumblr provides users different x Shuffle ways to share multi-media Fun. Radio o add vanity optKMH * 3 Some students prefer the site instead of other social media sites This It an By Bridj.t M.ndyuk "Its like a mix of Pulse Reporter MySpace, Twitter Instead of tweeting or updating a Facebook status, the blogging and Facebook." platform Tumblr offers users Adam Lewton | Freshman a chance to share interactive media. dedicate profiles to different Tumblr offers users free mem- topics, Lewton said. bership and the ability to cus- If a user wanted to learn how tomize their blog. to bake a cake, there's hun- Members are in control of dreds of blogs that can show you everything from the color of the how to make different types of links to sharing posts and using cakes that include links, photos, hashtags to find videos, posts, quotes, videos and audio all in quotes, audio and photos. one post, Lewton said. The site went online in 2007 Senior Katelyn Murtha said and is home to 74.2 million blogs she uses Tumblr as a way to have Music-streaming websites provide service to listeners and more than 31.9 billion posts, an interactive collection of the according to the New York City- interests in her life. ByAmbf Pitlomk "People find it easier to download commonly-used streaming web- based company's website. "It's more visual," Murtha Pulse Reporter music versus going out and buying sites, Donahue said. Freshman Adam Lewton said said. "I like being able to re- it," said sophomore Willis Hill. "I usually listen to the playlist I Tumblr reminds him of using blog things onto my site from Through the years, the way some However, some students disagree. make on iTunes or Pandora," said MySpace, but has hopes the site other people by just searching students get their music has "I don't think it's taking over, it's freshman Mary Kuyck. Pandora is will become more popular. for what I'm looking for." changed. just the progression from records, to good for music-listeners who like "It's a place where you can find Everyday there are meetings The Internet and certain music cassettes and CD's; mp3's are easi- variety, said freshman Alex May. people who have the same inter- held by members that invite sites have become another way to er," said senior Michael Coda. Users can search one specific art- ests as you," Lewton said. "It's other users in their area to find music. Students are downloading and ist and find music from them and like a mix of MySpace, Twitter meet up and discuss their "Clearly the Internet is running streaming music using many differ- other artists similar to them. and Facebook." interests in person, according the show," said Matthew Donahue, ent sites, Donahue said. "If you're on the radio, it's the same Tumblr's user-friendly cus- to the website. a popular culture instructor. The websites range from YouTube thing over and over, with Pandora tomizable profiles have made Some people would argue the all the way to MySpace and it easy for people of all ages See TUMBLR | Page 6 online music world is taking over Facebook. Donahue said. See MUSIC | Page 6 to share their interests and buying a hard copy of a CD. Pandora and 8tracks.com are two •■ FORUM Friday. Seplembtt 28.2012 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Where in Bowling Green should Obama have visited (campus or city)? "Pita Pit The Union "Tubbys.He-d "I think the k>V6ITUSAT because he and to football have fun." Stroh Center BGNEWS.COM loves Five Guys practice." was just fine" and they're similar" Have your own tab on today's People On The Street? Or a suggestion for JESSICA BRADLEY JERRY GATES ERINKEEHAN KRISTAWISE a question? Give us your Junior. Sophomore, Graduate student, feedback at bgnewsxom. Communications Human Development and Family Studtes Sports Management Popular Culture STAFF EDITORIAL Human beings are University efforts to increase spirit political by nature better than before Are the trustees the final We live in fear on a cam- potentially awkward situ- dent apathy about school "Students should arbiters of everything on pus. Fear of long lines in ation light-hearted. pride is consistently high, "«%» JAMES campus? the Union, parking tickets But what does this look any form of spirit promo- be proud of the ^* PFUHDSTEIH . JfcTfACUITY COLUMNIST No: they have to abide waiting on the hood of our like for students who are tion will likply help to by the law, and they'll vehicles and poor grades. here for a single class and increase individual spirit University have to abide by the con- However, on top of this belong to another univer- and pride. tract being negotiated list, the University recent- sity? Or what about peo- Students need to re- rather than putting When I was in kinder- with the faculty union and ly tacked on another fear ple who are just visiting evaluate our school spirit. it down constantly, garten, I think, someone the administration (when for students to worry the campus? Students should be proud explained to me how one is finally finalized and about — spirit citations. The BG News doesn't of the University rather especially during the real world worked. signed by all parties). Spirit citations are tick- want the campus to come than putting it down con- He was six or seven, so I Maybe the football ets handed out by our off as unaccepting and stantly, especially during Homecoming assumed he knew what coach is in charge? He's mascots, Freddie and this attempt at promot- Homecoming Week. he was talking about. the best-paid person on Frieda, to students on ing spirit may do that. Although handing out Week." "The President is the campus. campus who sport anoth- Despite this possible side tickets may not be the best boss of the governor, and In truth, no one is in er school's apparel. effect, The News believes way of promoting spirit, University often stum- the governor is the boss of charge. And that's a good The BG News believes that these "citations" will at least the University bles in trying to promote the mayor, and the mayor thing. It means that every- these citations do pro- continue to come off as is actually attempting school spirit, but that its is the boss of your dad, one who has an interest mote spirit to some friendly and light-heart- to do so. This is obvi- current efforts seem to be and your dad is the boss in the University (or the degree. The tactics may ed instead of provoking ous through other efforts working slightly better. of you!" country, for that matter) come off as a bit aggres- students who do not care such as playing "Ay Ziggy Although the University If 1 had thought to actu- can have an impact on the sive or even annoying to to be spirited or may be Zoomba" around campus may not be doing every- ally ask my dad (a WWII way it's run. some students, but the minimally associated each Friday or by provid- thing right to promote vet and lifelong liberal), I But only if they bother overall outcome could be with the University. ing free thundersticks spirit, it is still taking a might have gotten a ver- to exercise their power: to positive. The staff of The The BG News believes for fans at the first home positive step toward elim- sion closer to the truth. speak, to vote, to partici- BG News believes that the University spirit gear game. These are both inating the apathy of a Instead I believed this pate in the awkward and it is good that the peo- passed out with some cita- excellent and likely two majority of its students. older kid, and consequent- messy business of politics. ple who are handing out tions may help to increase of the best efforts of the ly thought for a while that Politics has become tickets are our mascots. the intentions of promot- University in promoting I lived in a totalitarian dic- such a cussword nowa- This promotes spirit while ing school spirit. school spirit. Respond to The BG News tatorship. days that even politicians also attempting to keep a On a campus where stu- The News believes the at [email protected] Eventually I realized pretend to dislike it. "This that this kid, who was is no time for politics!" wrong about practical- some professional politi- ly everything, was also cian is sure to intone dur- wrong about the United ing any important debate Take responsibility, don't demand entitlements States. At that moment, on public policy. this kid got smaller in my Which is sort of like say- less, therefore allowing me our wallets as well. Candidate Todd Akin's mind and the world got a ing, "This is no time for to charge less for the shoes, Birth control measures, "legitimate rape" com- lot bigger and more free. oxygen! We're trying to undercut the competition ^-■•WCHAHa STOOD! whether condoms or the ment, I'm not touching that But there's a reason breathe here!" Q AJHTCOIUMNIST and become the most suc- pill, are inexpensive. No with a ten-foot stick. I'm why that sort of dictato- Any organization staffed cessful shoe factory owner one should be entitled to not a doctor. rial thinking appeals to by merely human beings in the world. these things. If you can- Whenever I share an people. — like a university or a Clearly this is not the not afford birth control, opinion on these sort of It's simple. If the world nation — is political by I recently attended a can- reality. In fact, when we you certainly cannot afford matters, I'm often met with were run by a chain of its nature. It's susceptible didates' forum hosted by compare apples to apples, to raise a child and you sentiments that go some- command, it would be to political pressure from The Lucas County League we actually see instances shouldn't be taking the risk. thing like this: "Dude, easier to understand. the community because it of Women Voters and the where women win out. Oh, you want to have a you're a dude. You can't Simple is easy and easy depends on support from American Association of Young, childless, single ton of sex without repercus- speak for women." is good. I'm as lazy as the the community. University Women. women earn eight percent sions? Well, I want to eat a They're right. I can't next person, assuming One (not the only) way Among several contro- more than their male coun- ton of Dunkin' Donuts, but speak for women, nor do that the next person is the to affect the government versial topics discussed, terparts, according to an no one is giving me the magic I claim to. I can, however, laziest man in the world. is by voting — and not tak- the gender pay gap was article in Business Insider weight-loss pill. My job is to speak as the eldest brother But sometimes a little ing any flack from some- one that interested me magazine. take responsibility for my of three, as a son and as complexity is worth the one who tries to deny you the most. The wage gap is not pri- own actions, not yours. a future father. Men can effort. that right. (We're looking The moderator cited a marily caused by gender, Your job is not to take and should be a part of this Who runs the coun- at you, Ohio Secretary of consensus statistic that but by choice, choice and responsibility for my choic- debate just as men should try? The President? Mitch State John Husted.) shows women make 77 more choice. Every sin- es, either. Having inter- be a part of their families. McConnell and John Nobody voted for the cents for every $1 men gle day, we make choices course is a decision; it has Men should not make Boehner might disagree. University trustees, the earn. The implication, of and must accept and take risks, it has consequences decisions for women, but We don't let any one person administration or the course, is that employer responsibility for the and it that shouldn't be should be there for them have charge of anything in faculty, but they can discrimination leads to consequences of those decided lightly. when the decision can't or this country, because any- be affected by people male privilege, but I fear choices. Having said that, the gov- shouldn't be made alone. one in the government is in the community they that we're comparing This is largely relevant ernment also has no right Above all things, women our employee. We're the serve standing up and apples to oranges. to the contraceptive and to curb reproductive rights. should treat themselves sovereigns of this nation. making noise. Men are more likely to abortion debate, which has During the Republican pri- with respect. Who runs the It's awkward, sometimes hold engineering jobs, as also been hotly contested mary season, then-candi- Demanding entitle- University? difficult, and doesn't have well as careers in comput- recently. date Rick Santorum sug- ments and government- The faculty? Clearly not, guaranteed results. That's er science and math — all I've long felt that, per usual, gested states reserve the enforced privileges are not or they'd be paid better. why politics is a cussword. high paying careers. The both sides of the debate are right to ban contraception. empowerment; women (Your tuition, as high as But the alternative is fig- top career paths for women, missing the point. Just as it is wrong to truly empower themselves it is, is not enriching the uring out who your boss is however, are in social sci- Those on the left tend force an individual to pay by caring for and hold- faculty.) and letting him stomp on ence fields such as educa- to purport that the gov- for something that may be ing themselves to a higher The administration? your neck for the rest of tion and psychology. ernment ought to stay against their religion or standard — just as they Maybe — but they have your life. If there were a true gen- out of our bedrooms and, personal values, it is also expect men to, I'm sure. to abide by the decisions der-based wage gap, then more specifically, uter- wrong to ban something of the University trustees it would follow that I could uses. While we're at it, from another individual for (who are meeting today on Respond to lames at start a shoe factory, hire let's also say the govern- the same reason. Respond to Chance at campus). 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Wachtmann said that Obama's State representative energy policies will be driving up ^^rr^rrr. rallies for Romney electricity rates by 25 to 35 percent Around 50 community members Obama is closing down coal plants and gatlwred at the 60 Plus Association drilling areas and killing the middle office next to El Zarape to hear repub- class, he said lican state representatives speak on According to Wachtmann, the current state of the country Romney's economic policies would Among those speakers was to benefit the country. TV**' f.-y **■*._*. beUSRepBobLattafR-Bowling Romney is energy responsible and Green). would make America energy efficient Latta is set to face off against through drilling, mining and pipelining, Democratic nominee Angela Zimmann he said this November. Zimmann is a former RachelleHeidlebaugh.the professor at the University. Northwest Ohio field director for However. Latta couldn't attend due Citizens for Community Values, to being caught up in work on the said Wachtmann's views were very other side of the county, according to accurate. Ed Sitter, executive director of Greater People need to vote for their values, Toledo Right to Life. she said. PHOTO PROVIDED State Rep. Lynn Wachtmann "ff you care about America, get out MITT ROMNEY. republican presidential nominee, spoke in Toledo Wednesday with Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan during a three day trip through Ohio (R-Napoleon) spoke for most of and vote for Romney." Wachtmann said. that in Ohio, he doesn't see war in Iraq and eliminating victims but rather "hard- Osama Bin Laden. OBAMA working Ohioans. That's "We're going to maintain From Page 1 what I see." the strongest military the Romney a full 10 points in "I don't believe we can get world has ever known," he the battleground state, 53 very far with leaders who said. "We're going to serve to 43 percent among likely write off half the nation as a [troops] as well as they served Ohio voters. bunch of victims who never us, because nobody who The poll marks a continued take responsibility for their fights for America should surge for Obama in swing own lives," he said. have to fight for a job when states throughout the coun- While his speech centered they come home." try following the two parties' around economic and edu- The president then reiterat- national conventions. cation policies, the president ed his call for Ohioans to vote Obama only mentioned did make references to social early and elect him to a second his opponent by name twice issues like gay marriage. term this November. in his entire speech, but "I was really surprised "There is not a student here continued to attack Romney how much he supported gay who cannot get registered and regarding comments the marriage," said freshman make sure they go to vote," candidate made in a video of Emily Little. Obama said. "No excuses." a private fundraiser in May. Little recalled not hearing With that, Obama ended his In the video, released ear- much from either party in the speech and exited the stage to lier this month, Romney said 2008 election but supported shake hands with supporters. 47 percent of Americans were the president's agenda in this "We'll finish what we "dependent on government" campaign. started. We'll remind the and "believe that they are "1 think its a very social world why the United States victims." |issues| election," said fresh- of America is the greatest "They will vote for the presi- man Emily Dushek. "He's nation on Earth," he said. dent no matter what," Romney trying to keep things open Freshman Taylor English said to supporters in the video minded." said she was excited to have released online by Mother Obama briefly mentioned seen the president speak in Jones magazine. "So my job foreign policy, talking of person. is not to worry about those campaign promises he said "It was worth missing KATIE 10GS0ON I THE EC NEWS people." he achieved in his first term biology," English said after JONAH'S ROOM was painted blue because psychological research says the color blue is the most conducive to breast feeding Obama said in his speech in office like ending the the speech. experience them." room but wishes there were The room consists of a multiple rooms on campus JONAH recliner with a folded blan- that serve the same purpose From Page 1 his public speaking skills. family, his brother, Gabe, was ket, a round table with chairs, aslonah'sroom. MELCHOR "My supervisor asked me able to make the trip from room since it recently a refrigerator for mothers to "My only wish is for there to From Page 1 if I was interested in public Purdue University to see his opened, as she had to use an store breast milk after pump- be some place closer to take speaking ... Then she asked brother's introduction. Gabe office room this past year to ing and a lamp surrounded care of my needs, as I have to Obama even brought me if I would be interested is a 2011 graduate of the feed her child. with blue painted walls. leave my graduate assistant- up Melchor's broken wrist in speaking in front of about University and was one of the "It has been very useful to Women using the room are ship and classes both in the as a point to begin his 5,000 or 6,000 people," first people Melchor told about me," Rebacz said. "It is a very able to lock the door from the Education building to go over speech about getting out Melchor said. the opportunity to meet the nice space and has provided inside guaranteeing privacy. to Hanna Hal" Rebacz said. the student vote. Melchor went through a president. a safe place for me and my Rebacz said she real- "This takes me about 30 min- "I just want to make the series of background checks "In terms of family history daughter." ly enjoys using the room utes round trip, instead of the point that if Seth can come and security screenings ... having this opportunity is Mary Krueger, director because of its privacy. 15 minutes it might take me if I up here with a broken wrist, before finding out he had really like us achieving part of the Women's Center, had "The room is clean, cozy, didn't have to walk so far." then there is not a student been cleared on Sunday, of the American dream," a student at the University quiet and a great space for Krueger said the problem here who cannot get regis- three days before the presi- Gabe said. "My grandma was more than two years ago who those of us that use it," Rebacz with finding a place for women tered and make sure they go dent's visit. beyond words." was a young mother with said. "My daughter is very to breast feed has always been to vote. No excuses," Obama "I tried not to tell anyone Gabe agrees with his broth- a two year old at the time appreciative." an issue but hasn't caught the said. "You got to play through about it until I had been con- er that nervousness seemed to named lonah. Amanda Vrooman, grant Women's Center attention injuries, Falcons." firmed," he said. "It was the be the least of Melchor's con- Krueger said this student and assessment coordinator until Jonah came to mind. Melchor broke his wrist hardest thing to do, to tight cerns before walking onto the had a huge impact on herself at the Office of Assessment It's an institutional prob- the day before Obama's that urge to tell them." stage. No nerves were notice- and the Women's Center as and Research, said the lem for finding spaces for visit while playing ultimate Aside from being involved able as his brother continued far as raising their conscious- Women's Center had meet- breast feeding, but it was the frisbee. with Obama's campaign, to bring up what he should ness about the struggle facing ings this past summer to Women's Center who got the Although his job for the Melchor also believes he was wear for the event, Gabe said. student and faculty mothers go over policies on campus conversation started to get the event was finished by the selected because his fam- "Given the event, you would with young children. to support faculty, staff and first room going, Krueger said. time Obama started speak- ily is one that worked it's way think he would be extremely "She really opened my students and this is when the "There needs to be a num- ing, Melchor was able to from "humble" beginnings in nervous but his biggest con- eyes to the challenges fac- issue arose. ber of lactation rooms on hang back stage and talk Texas, to where they are now cern was what he was going to ing student mothers from "There aren't many students campus," Krueger said. "If I to the president for 10 to 15 in Ohio. wear," Gabe said. "Regardless, basic things like getting fac- and faculty using this space," was a nursing mom over in minutes. "My grandparents came he was in his element onstage." ulty and their instructors Vrooman said. "However, the psychology building, I "We talked about sports, from very hard-working Melchor may have been to make allowances for the there are a few taking advan- might not want to walk all of football and my family a families," Melchor said. focusing on his wardrobe ear- fact that they're pregnant or tage of the room and we want the way across campus just to lot," Melchor said. "It was "They know what it's like lier that day, but after walking that they have a new child," to make sure they are getting breast feed." just so exciting to be able to to be normal." up to the podium that focus Krueger said. "There are everything they need when |im.ihs Room is located in be there." Identifying with the nor- shifted in just 10 seconds. a lot of problems that you they come to these rooms." 105A Hanna Hall and is free Melchor got offered the malcy of constituents, such "It was surreal, I just don't know about until you Rebacz said she loves the of charge. opportunity to open for the as Melchor's family, is some- walked out and tried to focus president after volunteering thing both Obama and his on what I needed to do," for Obama for America for opponent Mitt Romney are Melchor said. "I might not <30 just three weeks. Melchor stressing throughout their remember those 10 seconds GETUPTOA received a call from his campaigns. but me and my family will supervisor asking him about One member of Melchor's remember this forever." $75 COOPER TIRES VISA PREPAID CARD Rummage /cy flSflfi SOME. 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' > Free DVD Library FACEBOOK 5fr MUTER Call us about our current specials! •iBGSlUHtl'C ^^ KUIrlHlS SPORTS Friday, StpHmbei 21,2012 7 *>i >m A > \mv • • ' '\ »*- if * ' - Rhode Island will come to town to face off with Falcons in homecoming game By Ethan Eaatarwood "I think at times in the first four son Schilz is averaging 197.5 yards Sports Editor games we've performed at a high a game, yet has only thrown one level" Clawson said. "In the last two touchdown against his four intercep- The Falcons will lake a break from games we haven't, and we need to get tions. Rhode Island, who has strug- licking their wounds as they wel- back on track." gled defensively, might be a way for come Rhode Island to town for the Rhode Island has struggled early on him to get to that "NFL arm" caliber. University's homecoming game. also. Coming into this game already a Rhode Island has struggled offen- After two tough losses, one to Toledo division lower, they will add their 0-3 sively as well, especially in its rush and a shutout against Virginia Tech, record to the list In all three losses, game. The Rams have ran for a total the Falcons will play a much smaller the Rams have failed to score more of 94 yards in all three games, a stat school. Rhode Island, like Morgan than 10 points. Their losses have been the BG defensive line and linebacking State this past seasoa is a division-one to Monmouth (41-6), Villanova (31-10) corps will be happy to see. Chris lones football team, however they are in the and lames Madison (32-7). already has four and a half sacks this Football Championship Subdivision, "If we can get back to executing year with eight tackles for a loss, and formerly known as Division I-AA. the offense the way we're capable of will be gunning for the Rams. Bowling Green plays in the Football and we don't have procedures, then "It's a great place, a great town \T t> Bowl Subdivision which is formerly we certainly expect to have success," and a college town." Trainer also known as Division I-A. Clawson said. said about Bowling Green as a town This will be the very first meeting The offense of the Falcons was and is excited for his team to travel. between the Rams and the Falcons able to go toe-to-toe with Florida and Some excitement the town is likely but things aren't completely new. Idaho eariy in the season. Florida is to share. It will be the homecom- Falcon Head Coach Dave Qawson now ranked 11 in the country and is ing game where hundreds of alumni, and Rhode Island Head Coach Joe proving to be an SEC powerhouse. families, friends and fellow students Trainer have coached together before BG quarterback Matt Schilz. who will be taking to the city and stadium at Villanova in the late 1990s accord- according to Trainer has "an NFL to show their Falcon pride. ing to Trainer in his midweek press- arm," will look to improve on his The game will kick-off Saturday at conferance. past couple games. Already this sea- 3:30 pjn. at the Doyt Perry Stadium i8*T Volleyball, Shaw, Butterfield at top of MAC Undefeated rugby team By M<> Hous.hold.. "It is truly a blessing. I am week the Falcons will be facing a continues to soar past opponents Reporter strong attacker in Tina Dimitrijevs. absolutely honored and The senior middle from Broadview Falcons now 3-0 will travel to Central Michigan The first place Falcon volley- humbled to receive these Heights, Ohio is first on the team ball team will head on the road hitting .386 and averaging over .300 By Nicholas Vanctopool a leg injury that he suffered against Reporter this weekend for the first time awards as I do not consider kills/set. Ball State last weekend. against MAC opponents. BG is myself an elite player... yet" The Buffalo Bulls are on the "My leg is still pretty messed up," 2-0 after having one of its best opposite side of the spectrum as It is now the halfway point in the fall Ruth said. "It is still quite painful to weekends in beating Ohio and they are near the bottom of the rugby season and the Falcon rugby stand up and do any type of quick Kent in straight sets. Lindsey Butterfield | Outside Hitter MAC offensively with a .171 attack club is more than happy with their movement." As a result of their stellar perfor- percentage. They do have a few standing going into Saturday's game BG has a new offensive system mance, both senior middle Leah Falcon players as they feel that t i ley impact players, as their junior set- against Central Michigan. this year that requires a lot of quick Shaw and junior outside hitter should be concerned with things ter Dani Reinert is second in the BG continues to show opponents movement. In the past, they were Lindsey Butterfield were named they can control. conference with .42 aces per set that they are chasing the league title. a team that would run over their MAC East defensive player and "I feel that there is no worry if we behind only BG's Penrod. Thus far, no team has been able to opponents. offensive player of the week respec- are on the road or not. Our main With one successful weekend keep up with the Falcons on the field. Now, they like to spread the field tively. Butterfield was also named goal is to keep focused on our side of conference play in the books, The team has the best offense to create bigger holes in the defense. scholar athlete of the week. With of the net and to execute our game the Falcons can see their goal of in the league, scoring 54.4 points Some might say they aren't as physi- her 3.89 GPA in Biology to go along plan. If we can do those things we reaching the NCAA tournament per game. They also have the best cal as they used to be, but they are with having a successful weekend should end up 4-0 after this week- getting closer. defense, only allowing 12 points still as effective and efficient. on the court (21 kills) she is well- end," Paige Penrod said. "I feel that reaching the NCAA per game. "We played Central last year and deserving of the recognition. "Our goal is to perform consis- tournament has always been BG is sporting a 3-0 record, as played pretty well," Ruth said. "I "It is truly a blessing. I am abso- tently and strong on both offense achievable for us, and beating they head on the road to take on a think if we continue to play how lutely honored and humbled to and defense every time we take the Ohio gives us confidence to move 2-1 Central Michigan dub. The we are, playing smart, hitting holes, receive these awards as 1 do not floor," Butterfield said. toward that goal," Butterfield said. Chippewas are currently tied in sec- rather than the more physical type consider myself an elite player ... The toughest test for the Falcons "As a team we will continue to ond place in the conference with Ohio. of play we used to have, we will con- yet. However, it is a direct result of will probably be Friday night with believe all year long that our mis- Central Michigan's loss came tinue to win." my hard work and dedication thus Akron (8-6, 1-1) as they are right sion is to make it to that tourna- against the Bobcats last weekend so It's good news for the Chippewas far this season," Butterfield said. behind the Falcons in the MAC ment, taking down whoever we they will need some help from other that Ruth will be out. The bad news If the Falcons are able to get good East standings. Akron is first in need to to reach it." teams to hold that second place spot for BG is that they are on the road for performance from players like Shaw the league in attack percentage at Thus, this weekend they must in the standings. three of their final four games of the and Butterfield they should have no .252 and is second in aces at 1.40 get past Akron and Buffalo to stay This is a must-win game for the regular season, so Central Michigan problem this weekend. However, per set. undefeated and remain at the top Chippewas, but a team coming to will look to take advantage of their this weekend will be without the If the Falcons hope to be suc- of the MAC. town with the best offense and the home game this weekend, which comfort of their home crowd as they cessful they will need another solid The Falcons will be in Akron to best defense is not going to help adds more intrigue going into the travel to Akron on Friday night and performance from blockers like take on the Zips Friday at 7 p m and their cause. weekend. Buffalo on Saturday. Shaw who had seven blocks against will then travel to Buffalo on Saturday Falcons' Corey Ruth will be held The match will take place Saturday And yet that does not concern the Ohio. The reason being is that this to take on the Bulls at 7 p.m. out of the game on Saturday due to at 1 p.m. at Central Michigan. . —7~' WWWBGNEWS.COM PULSE Friday. 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This film, written Cate Blanchett, Andy Serkis should watch out for. cal, Green Day is letting loose with a stripped- and directed by Paul Thomas and Orlando Bloom There is also "Zero Dark down sound and a dozen high-energy pop- Anderson ("Boogie Nights," Expect a plethora of nomi- Thirty" (director Kathryn punk tracks. "Punch Drunk Love," "There nations for this film, including Bigelow) coming out in The band released its ninth studio album, Will be Blood"), chronicles for best director and best film. December, which is about the "jUno!", this week, the first installment of the the story of a Naval veteran Also being released on Dec. hunt for Osama Bin-Laden. "jUno!" "jDos!" "jTreT' trilogy of albums that (loaquin Phoenix) who returns 14 is a film that is already There is "Argo" (director will span the next five months. Irum war in the 50s and joins rumored to have the poten- Ben Affleck) coming out in This time, it's not political, it's personal — a religkm called the Cause, led tial to sweep the Oscars: "Les October, which is about the a welcomed shift from the weight of 2009's by the master (Philip Seymour Miserables." Tom Hooper Iran hostage drama. There "21st Century Breakdown." Instead, "jUno!" is I loffman.) The film also stars ret urns from 2010's "the King's is the adaptation of Yann a punchy 40-minute party, tackling everyday WWWGREENDAYCOM Amy Adams. Speech." which won him best Martel's novel. "Life of Pi" concerns like nostalgia, enemies, love and lust. This is Anderson's first film picture and best director, to (director Ang Lee) coming out "The last record got so serious," front man —slower-paced anthem "Oh Love" and four-on- since 2007's "There Will Be direct this adaptation of the in November, which is about a Billie Joe Armstrong said this summer in an the-floor dance beat "Kill The D|" — are outliers Blood,* which was considered stage musical based on Victor boy stranded in the ocean on interview with MTV. "We wanted to make to "jUno!" as a whole. The two, along with the by some critics to be one of 1 lugo's novel. a boat with a tiger. things more fun." hand claps, cat calls and psychedelic backbeat the best films of the decade. Set in 19lh century France, And the list goes on and on. The new themes may surprise Green of "Troublemaker." add variety to the collection. 1 don't expect 'The Master" "Les Miserables" follows So come fall, resist the urge Day fans attracted by the heavier sound of But while "Kill The D)" is just unconventional to be anything short of stun- a paroled prisoner (Hugh to spend your money on the 2004's "American Idiot" or "Breakdown," enough to work, "Oh Lowe" and "Troublemaker" ning. Look for best picture, Jackman) as he seeks redemp - final installment of "Twilight" but those familiar with the band's entire fall short to the dynamic, adrenaline-filled best director and best original tion and evades a police and instead save it for these catalog will appreciate the return to its tracks that dominate the album. It's those tracks screenplay nominations for inspector (Russell Crowe). sure-to-be phenomenal films. lighthearted roots. that make "jl Jno!" memorableand listening to it But just calling "iUno!" a modern-age model a high-spirited experience. of Green Day's 1994 major-label debut "Dookie" For this reason, I'm disappointed some lis- doesn't do it justice. It's brilliantly infused with teners are morbidly over analyzing the album's Some music websites are CD, Donahue said. 20 years of experience and an upbeat energy content after learning Armstrong is seeking MUSIC more convenient for students The difference is online you comparable to Foxboro Hot Tubs, the group's substance abuse treatment following a pro- From Page 3 than buying a CD, Kucyk said. have the option to buy just one garage-rock alter ego. fanity-filled rant at last weekend's il leartRadio "It's easier; you don't have to or two of the songs from an "jUno!" opens with a mixture of fast-paced music festival. you have variety," May said. leave your house," Kucyk said. album, Donahue said. singles ("Nuclear Family" and "Let Yourself To me, "iUno!" doesn't suggest a masked Websites like 8tracks.com, These websites are not only "Not every band is releas- Go") and fan favorites ("Stay the Night" and mid-life crisis or a cry for help, like some sug- where users can create their convenient, but may also be ing a consistently good "Carpe Diem") whose demo versions have been gest. Unlike the rock operas, it's simple, upbeat own playlists, can have ben- a more-affordable option for album," Donahue said. making the rounds online for months. and catchy enough to take at face value. That's efits, May said. students. "The opportunity to pick Avid fans like myself who overplayed the what I love about it. Being able to listen to music "On mines you have to pay and choose Isongs] is a opening tracks all summer might find the "jUno!" isn't groundbreaking — but it isn't for free online lets people for music, on Pandora you great option." album's lower half less memorable without lis- meant to be. It's a fun, fresh start for a band that explore new genres and art- can instantly stream music These websites benefit tening to it a few times through. But "iUno!" has spent nearly a decade crafting sociopoliti- ists, Donahue said. free," May said. more than just students; they quickly grew on me, with pre-"Dookie" style cal concept albums and is now ready to have a "User-created playlists Some users may say pay- may also benefit the artists. love song "Fell For You" and speedy "Angel Blue" good time. are a good way to get turned ing for music online costs the "The main benefit Ifor art- competing to be my favorite track, but "Stay the And with "jDos!" and "jlre!" fast approach- on to new kinds of music," same amount as it does in a ists] is exposure," Donahue Night" ultimately claiming the title. ing it's safe to say Green Day's party is just Donahue said. store to get a hard copy of a said. Green Day's most recently circulated singles getting started. FA!ICONS TAKE ON RHODE ISLAND HOMECOMING • SEPT. 29,3:30 P.M. Join us for a pre-game Student Tailgate* WE ALSO OFFER: WINTHROP > Free Gas (Heat, Water, Cooking) > 24 Hr Maintenance Free food & beverage from Pizza Hut & Coca Cola > Ftee High Speed Internet > 2 Laundromats TERRACE Enjoy the DJ, corn hole and more A P A R I M E N I S > Free Basic Cable > 1 Swimming Pools * Begins at 1:30 p.m. between stadium and soccer field. Requires valid BGSU I.D. > 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts Office: 400 E. Napolean Rd • 419.352.9135 > Free Resident Shuttle Email: [email protected] > Air Conditioning > Free Water & Trash Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 11 am-3pm > Free DVD Library Call us about our current specials! I i SPORTS Pnday. September 28.201? 7 v v sWi -V • »■ 1 .0 "'"'■' ■'■/ Rhode Island will come to town to face off with Falcons in homecoming game Dy CuiHi EJwtwrood "1 think at times in the first four son Schilz is averaging 197.5 yards Spots Editor games we've performed at a high a game, yet has only thrown one level," Clawson said. "In the last two touchdown against his four intercep- The Falcons will take a break from games we haven't, and we need to get tions. Rhode Island, who has strug- licking their wounds as they wel- back on track." gled defensively, might be a way for come Rhode Island to town for the Rhode Island has struggled early on him to get to that "NIT. arm" caliber. University's homecoming game. also. Gimiiigintothisgamealreadya Rhode Island hits struggled offen- After two tough losses, one to Toledo division lower, they will add their 0-3 sively as well, especially in its rush and a shutout against Virginia Tech, record to the list. In all three losses, game. The Rams have ran for a total the Falcons will play a much smaller the Rams have failed to score more of 94 yards in all three games, a stat school. Rhode Island, like Morgan than 10 points. Their losses have been the BG defensive line and linebacking State this past season, is a division-one to Monmouth (41-6), Villanova (31-10) corps will be happy to see. Chris Jones football team, however they are in the and lames Madison (32-7). already has four and a half sacks this Football Championship Subdivision, "If we can get back to executing year with eight tackles for a loss, and formeriy known as Division I-AA. the offense the way we're capable of will be gunning for the Rams. Bowling Green plays in the Football and we don't have procedures, then "It's a great place, a great town Bowl Subdivision which is formerly we certainly expect to have success," and a college town," Trainer also known as Division I-A. Clawson said. said about Bowling Green as a town This will be the very first meeting The offense of the Falcons was and is excited for his team to travel. between the Rams and the Falcons able to go toe-to-toe with Florida and Some excitement the town is likely V f. but things aren't completely new. Idaho early in the season. Florida is to share. It will be the homecom- Falcon Head Coach Dave Clawson now ranked 11 in the country and is ing game where hundreds of alumni, m and Rhode Island Head Coach Joe proving to be an SEC powerhouse. families, friends and fellow students Trainer have coached together before BG quarterback Matt Schilz, who will be taking to the city and stadium at Villanova in the late 1990's accord- according to Trainer has "an NFL to show their Falcon pride. ing to Trainer in his midweek press- arm," will look to improve on his The game will kick-off Saturday at conferance. past couple games. Already this sea- 3:30 p.m. at the Doyt Perry Stadium. 1 Volleyball, Shaw, Butterfield at top of MAC Undefeated rugby team By Mix Householder "It is truly a blessing. I am week the Falcons will be facing a continues to soar past opponents Reporter strong attacker in Tina Dimitrijevs. absolutely honored and The senior middle from Broadview Falcons now 3-0 will travel to Central Michigan The first place Falcon volley- Heights, Ohio is first on the team humbled to receive these ByNkhoUiVandwpool ball team will head on the road hitting .386 and averaging over .300 a leg injury that he suffered against Reporter this weekend for the first time awards as I do not consider kills/set. Ball State last weekend. against MAC opponents. BG is myself an elite player... yet" The Buffalo Bulls are on the "My leg is still pretty messed up," 2-0 after having one of its best opposite side of the spectrum as It is now the halfway point in the fall Ruth said. It is still quite painful to weekends in beating Ohio and they are near the bottom of the rugby season and the Falcon rugby stand up and do any type of quick Kent in straight sets. Lindsey Butterfield | Outside Hitter MAC offensively with a .171 attack club is more than happy with their movement." As a result of their stellar perfor- percentage. They do have a few standing going into Saturday's game BG has a new offensive system mance, both senior middle Leah Falcon players as they feel that t iey impact players, as their junior set- against Central Michigan. this year that requires a lot of quick Shaw and junior outside hitter should be concerned with things ter Dani Reinert is second in the BG continues to show opponents movement. In the past, they were Lindsey Butterfield were named they can control. conference with .42 aces per set that they are chasing the league title. a team that would run over their MAC East defensive player and "I feel that there is no worry if we behind only BG's Penrod. Thus far, no team has been able to opponents. offensive player of the week respec- are on the road or not. Our main With one successful weekend keep up with the Falcons on the field. Now, they like to spread the field tively. Butterfield was also named goal is to keep focused on our side of conference play in the books, The team has the best offense to create bigger holes in the defense. scholar athlete of the week. With of the net and to execute our game the Falcons can see their goal of in the league, scoring 54.4 points Some might say they aren't as physi- her 3.89 GPA in Biology to go along plan. Ifwecando those things we reaching the NCAA tournament per game. They also have the best cal as they Used to be, but they are with having a successful weekend should end up 4-0 after this week- getting closer. defense, only allowing 12 points still as effective and efficient. on the court (21 kills) she is well- end," Paige Penrod said. "I feel that reaching the NCAA per game. "We played Central last year and deserving of the recognition. "Our goal is to perform consis- tournament has always been BG is sporting a 3-0 record, as played pretty well." Ruth said. "I "It is truly a blessing. I am abso- tently and strong on both offense achievable for us, and beating they head on the road to take on a think if we continue to play how lutely honored and humbled to and defense every time we take the Ohio gives us confidence to move 2-1 Central Michigan club. The we are, playing smart, hitting holes, receive these awards as I do not floor," Butterfield said. toward that goal," Butterfield said. Chippewas are currently tied in sec- rather than the more physical type consider myself an elite player ... The toughest test for the Falcons "As a team we will continue to ond place in the conference with Ohio. of play we used to have, we will con- yet. However, it is a direct result of will probably be Friday night with believe all year long that our mis- Central Michigan's loss came tinue to win." my hard work and dedication thus Akron (8-6, 1-1) as they are right sion is to make it to that tourna- against the Bobcats last weekend, so It's good news for the Chippewas far this season," Butterfield said. behind the Falcons in the MAC ment, taking down whoever we they will need some help from other that Ruth will be out. The bad news If the Falcons are able to get good East standings. Akron is first in need to to reach it." teams to hold that second place spot for BG is that they are on the road for performance from players like Shaw the league in attack percentage at Thus, this weekend they must in the standings. three of their final four games of the and Butterfield they should have no .252 and is second in aces at 1.40 get past Akron and Buffalo to stay This is a must-win game for the regular season, so Central Michigan problem this weekend. However, per set. undefeated and remain at the top Chippewas, but a team coming to will look to take advantage of their this weekend will be without the If the Falcons hope to be suc- of the MAC. town with the best offense and the home game this weekend, which comfort of their home crowd as they cessful they will need another solid The Falcons will be in Akron to best defense is not going to help adds more intrigue going into the travel to Akron on Friday night and performance from blockers like take on the Zips Friday at 7 p.m. and their cause. weekend. Buffalo on Saturday. Shaw who had seven blocks against will then travel to Buffalo on Saturday Falcons' Corey Ruth will be held The match willtakeplaceSaturday And yet that does not concern the Ohio. The reason being is that this to take on the Bulls at 7 pin out of the game on Saturday due to at 1 p.m. at Central Michigan. 9^i*ff"5eplCTb«28.2012 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM The Daily Crossword Fix l ' ' ~ 1 What some build on 2 "The Heart of Northeast Nevada' 3 Do mayhem to 4 In-your-face '50s-'60s talk show host Joe . 5 Hence 6 Longtime "60 Minutes" . :■ - . r '. - 1 regular KATI£ LOGOSON ' IHEtfCNMT, . 1 7 Hall of Fame Chargers I " 1 quarterback Dan ZACH SCHEWEE, defender, controls the ball between three Milwaukee players in the Falcons double overtime win Tuesday 1 8 Frustrated cry fron an experienced pro 34 Golf shirt, e.g. ■ 9 Superintendent 35 Pringlea-like Lay's 1 ' I 10 Swank of Hollywood product ■ ■ nn 11 Siren sound 37 Decennial govt. Men's Soccer kicks off against Hartwick 1 1 1? Meditation goal activity ' 13 General headquarters? 38 Home of the NCAA's - ■■ I ByAbxKrampMliy ■ 14 Belgian nver Mustangs 43 Relaxant Coach Eric Nichols and the season. The Hawks are cur- ■ 23_ man Reporter 24'_ to You": Whitney 44 Rabbit ears spotter, Falcons team, who will look to rently 2-3-2 on the season < Houston's last album once Following a double overtime take that momentum on the and are on a 2-game losing 25 Case maker 46 Zeus' shield ' 26 Bow wielder of myth 48 Slight sign win against Milwaukee on road on Friday. streak. They lost to the 22nd 27 Journalist Dobbs 49 "Now!" Tuesday, the Falcons travel "I'm very, very pleased. I think nationally ranked Cornell Big 29 Root vegetable 50'_ expert, but ..." 1 31 Like rattan chairs 52 "Just a coupla _" to Oneonta, New York for a this is actually one of our bet- Red on Tuesday with a score ACROSS 32 Plane opening? 53 Split Mid-American Conference ter overall performances from of 4-1. Their only wins were 54 Like Columbus, much match against Hartwick beginning to end." Nichols said. against Saint Bonaventure, 1 Military motto, familiarly 40 Baking instruction of the time 9 '90s-'00s Lifetime sitcom in which 41 Mum 55 Moselle tributary College on Friday. "The first twenty minutes or 5-1, and New Jersey Institute of viewers chose the name of the 42 Winter track maker 56 R Schumann wrote Junior Anthony Grant so, we were on our heels a little Technology, 3-0. title character 43 Pi opening? 15 Site of noisy games, perhaps 44 Oscar night sight scored his second goal of the bit, but 1 do not think we were The Falcons and Hawks 16 Country estates 45 Staples array 17 Making with difficulty season in the 35th minute, giving up anything too danger- currendy have a series record 47 Brief way? ANSWERS 18 Slip away 49 Opt for nome cooking but the Panthers equalized ous. Then we grabbed a hold of 2-1-3 in favor of BGSU. The 19 Chat up 51 Sin the score in the 57th minute. of the game with the first goal teams tied in Bowling Green 20 Breakfast serving 57 Swatch Group products After the rest of regulation and and we had a nice chat at half- last year and BGSU won in 21 That, to Teresa 58 Vote 22 Many a S.A. miss 59 Undisturbed one period of overtime, sopho- time about what it was going to 2010 by a score of 1-0. The 23 Ad|ective often used with 60 What you might get from a more Danny Baraldi scored take to finish this game out. We game will be streamed live on skepticism jerk 28 Do as expected 61 Flings on a penalty kick in the 102nd came out of halMme firing on hartwickhawks.com at 7 p.m. 30 38-Down, e.g. 62 Reel from a shot minute. This marked the first all cylinders." on Friday. 33 Its production ended in 2004 with a Final 500 Edition time since their Sept. 14 match The Falcons plan on tak- The Falcons will return to 34 "Around the Fish" artist at Cleveland State that BGSU ing their momentum to Cochrane Field next Friday, 35 Time spent scored a goal and was victori- Hartwick College on Friday for Oct. 5, when they host the 36 "Got it?" 39 Dismayed utterances ous in a match. their second Mid-American Broncos of Western Michigan This was a big win for 1 lead Conference match of the at 7 p.m. Cross Country runs at Wt EA SPORTS All-Ohio Championship 1ST VIRTUALSH0WD0WN BG BG will face up against all Ohio colleges NEWS The BG News did a computer-simulation of BG's season on EA Sports' By Cameron Teague Robinson Last year the men fin- i 11 i Reporte- ished 13th with Jason Salyer Classified Ads NCAA 13 video game. Before each game, we'll post the results. being their top finisher with 419-372-6977 This Saturday the men's a 32nd finish. "Rhode Island was simulated using FCS East* The BG V«s will DM Umviugly and women's cross coun- This year they will be accept advertisements thai dtaalml Hit*, nr encouragr ulMnrniiution try teams will travel to without Salyer and Greg against any Individual oi K"H>u ■"> Cedarville, Ohio for the All- Black, who set his personal the bails of race, MX color, creed, u-lixion. national origin, sexual orien Ohio Championships. The best last year at the All-Ohio tatton. disability Matui as a Mann, or mi live b-isls of any other legally 41 1 2 3 4 women will start at 2 p.m. as Championships. 1 •nuns. they run their third 5k race "It will be challenging this [fat W, Newi n-M-rves the right to in a row. The men will start year without lason and Greg decline, dUcouunue HI revise anv ndvrn hi merit such as (boat I at 2:45 p.m. as they run their to take a big step forward," lu be defamatory, lacking In factual basis, misleading oi lalse In nature All J3Q10 0 3 13 second 8k race in a row. said Coach Snelling. "We adwidasnanu w tubfaci to editing The tournament is one have a solid four in tosh, Tim, and 11)[>:r ■. .il big meet for all of the Ohio Brian and Joe. It will be a colleges to compete against matter of if we can get a fifth each other and gain brag- runner in that group." Help Wanted 10 7 01431 ging rights for one year. Even The girls finished 10th this 19 though it is a larger meet past year and are looking 'Yoko Japanese Restaurant now with great competition, to do better this year. This hiring servers Flex, hrs, only some schools do not show up might be tough as they are 15-20 minutes Irom BG 90% ol past servers are from BGSUI for it. 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Woodland Mall • N Mom Street touiGi ihwfswi ivnM ■tun IDI sue Am we actually recognizing I don't know how either are Ohio's marching Dand did an awe- I may be confusing them with Email: UMass as a legitimate member doing, but l'v> been lucky In my some hslftime show last week of Onto State of the MAC? picks so Far. "Gangnam Sty*.' that's enough to eeaster@ make me pick the faotbal turn to win. falcon.bgsu. "-> "■ - » mj MBiU) J 40 TitllmJI), 7 T8 IOO OUo2J,UM«.17 OU.B.UMN.,0 edu ■MI so) •»■» -»a6 7 as «u - MaN—. S>io»f-n» iJ- I ; Sun C Homecoming Throwback Wrap VOLUME 92 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 ISSUE 19 CONNECTING THE DOTS FROM. 1910 2012 Homecoming traditions, theme connects students with alumni, University's history Story by Eric Lagatta | Reporter espiie coming from a hometown more than three hours away, freshman Sarah Riggs is not the | first one in her family to attend the University. Both her mom and uncle are alumni of the University and still come back for homecoming every year. This longstanding tradition in her family stems from what Riggs said makes the University great. "People are really helpful and the energy on campus is really fun," Riggs said. Riggs may be three hours away from her hometown, but said the University is more than a suitable substitute. "It's homey," she said. 'It feels like home." One of the best weeks of the year for students like Riggs to celebrate these aspects of the University is Homecoming Week. "We always refer to it as the most spirited week on campus," said senior Jessica Alt, organization and spon- sorship chair for the homecoming student steering committee. See TRADITIONS | Page 3A CANT MAKE IT TO THIS WEEKEND'S GAME? Follow along with constant updates « SIC SIC. via Twitter as the falcons take on the UNIVERSITY Rhode Island Rams. Follow us at (•"BGNewsSports. SPIRIT GROUP GET READY TO ROCK THIS WEEKEND University Activities Organization is hosting a concert featur- ing the bands 3oh!3 and Cobra Starship. Check out PULSE for a concert preview. SHARE TOUR SPIRIT THROUGH PHOTOS Show us your homecoming spirit. Send your instagrams to @The_BG_News and let us know how you're showing your falcon pride all weekend long. " t September 28,2012 The B-G News PAGE2A immm ■r hn~" *»*P»r entsJLeaclUni^rsity Through 50W of Ih. awn uho Prt as ,h n£ • Ch00,S' w" *PP°» tir-t as the Umversity's third presid '' 'rout began his term on A time I. l.'.i'J and retired in 19S1 h S 12 year admini t«on,tion T sororities l - -and fraterni* were nationalized. The Gradu •School, Reserve Officers' Train Corps, and various clinics w established, and the Airport a i course, and radio station w* !>». William, Dr. Off.nhau.r Dr. Prom Dr. McDonald «Ifa]l,.ndtl uperintertd.-nt Of Erie County <->51, Dr Ralph W. McDon; became the fourth president \vJ"' '««•»•• tenure. 1 SchooIs a 0 tend*.. £r8')y/ Dr" McDonald . r>™l£« AMnMtt* hli^S^S"• 00«»tad ^ffrr nearly -13 yoar*.P "«on tended Headrix College, in is a n way, Ark., where he wVs ,' •'**" i fed by Dr in rVi!'•ft!™,,;/ l' PP°' ta>ent ed in 1925 with a bachelc "> UJ.. Dr. Offcnhauer was ttfirree. **■« "f th.be Univt-rsitv.t/nivej -urer.'"J|r, of^«. MionaiNational Edu^"^ w ., ., ^^~ a? Af ^r. eaders n Mid-American Conference^ Welcomes You For This Year's Homecoming Celebration! >« h September 28,2012 The B-G News PAGE3A Falcons Dominate Play First Half Massacre By BOB HOOVER ! Bowling Green took over first place in the M.d-Amencan Confer^nce'saturday by putting on an «*^*£* power football while crushing an undermanned Tokdpocket smiad 51-21. The victory gave the Falcons a 3-0 record in squaa, o± *i- University's 2-0 record. f l«the the MAC, comparejLHUthJi-i-fl mff "mo umv««^"* — — ^- Chi 8 President of ?£ c? ***** in the freshm. , ass of '64 8en 8 ch v *ere Barry E^ °- v,c" President- M-',,- We«Ver, J v« -, 2 Gawron4 TRADITIONS "It's an opportunity for them to engage in planning a whole I'm here for a reason.'" week's worth of events," she said. 'They can (alsol understand Alt agreed with Hage, adding that the theme is also meant FROM PAGE 1A the importance of continuing to be a part of your campus after to increase participation during I Iomecoming Week. you graduate." "By having that theme, hopefully it makes students feel Dean of Students Jill Carr agrees with Alt about the week on Can- said college is a pivotal time in any student's life, which like they want to be more involved," Alt said. campus. is why all students should stay connected to their alma mater There has been at least one event each day throughout the "It's a great week. I look forward to homecoming every year," once they graduate. week, sometimes two, she said. Carr said. "It's a way of connecting those who have been here "We all define our college experience in a different way," she Ah also came up with an idea called "the spirit point before with those who are here now." said "I'm sure every former student would be able to tell you system," which awarded points to different student organi- Carr said that alumni can return to reconnect with the one or two significant things from college." zations based on how many of its members attended home- University as a whole, as well as with specific groups in which Of course, every Homecoming Week would be remiss coming events. they participated. without a theme. The top organization will receive a trophy over three feet tali Mama Cousino, the assistant director of events for the Sophomore Julia Hage, the parade chair, came up with this There are a lot of traditions that take place through- Alumni Associatioa estimated that about 10,000 to 15,000 year's theme, "Be it Live it. BG spirit." out the week, but Carr said she sees the crowning of the alumni come back each year, "if not more," she said The theme, which came to Hage in a sort-of revelation after Homecoming King and Queen and the parade as the most "It's important for the alumni to come back because it's brainstorming a few ideas, is meant to entice students to dem- important traditions. an opportunity for them to reconnect with their old groups," onstrate their school pride and spirit. "That has been something that has been a part of homecom- Cousino said. "They can kind of relive those days when they 'We had discussed having spirit be a part of the theme ing throughout its history so people expect it," Carr said. wereatBGSU." because we wanted brown and orange promoted." Homecoming at the University has remained a constant and Carr agrees, saying that former marching band mem- Hage, who "bleed[s] orange and brown," wants to promote unchanging tradition, she said bers, SICSIC members or even the former Freddies and more University colors around campus and she thinks this "Because it's such a strong tradition, it hasn't changed dra- Friedas could mix with the current students who are part theme supports that goal matically," Carr said of those groups. "To embrace the choice we made is something that I think Alt said she sees the whole atmosphere of homecoming in "When you get people coining back who had a lot of great should be done," she said. general as the best tradition. experiences here, they come back with a lot of pride and that's Hage said she wants the theme to stick and leave a lasting "Just the fact that we have the opportunity for alumni to contagious," she said impression on the University. come back and have events for them to attend is the best Cousino said alumni should return to see all the ways in "I wanted something to encompass the entire University tradition," she said. which BG has changed. in years to come," she said. "It's something that BG can keep Riggs said she looks forward to tailgating and going to the Whether it be the new buildings added to campus or new using to promote spirit." football game with her family this weekend. developments in academic programs, "BG is constantly grow- Hage said the theme is meant to transcend the typical She may only be in her first year at the University, but Riggs ing and getting better and it's important that they see that," peppiness of Homecoming themes and challenge students said she already plans on coming back for homecoming after she said. to consider why they're part of this community. she graduates. Of course, Homecoming Week is important for current stu- "It can be motivational and serious," she said. "(My mom and uncle) loved it and they keep coming back so dents too, Can- said "Sometimes you just sit down and think, T am a Falcon, 1 want to keep up the tradition," she said. September 28,2012 The B-G News PAGE2A NEnSMl ■r Mi fopp,, ir men , rsity- Through 50 Y Caf; 11 Sch00ls was a t■'-the ,u i,University's? 'third prosidPPoi' ■ " ■ rout began his term on A '• 1989 and retired in 1951. During his 12-year adminis Hon, Mrorltlej and fraterni were nationallwd. The Gradu •School, Reserve Officers' Train ' orps, and various eHnic* w established, and the Airport K 8nd radi 8tat on Dr. W.llioms Dr. Offenhauer built"' ° ' "' Dr. P,OU| Dr. McDonald «uperiDtwMen< of Erie County 1981, Dr Ralph W. McDon; *hooI* He then became principal erS y Dr a posffi, »L^H „ !, .- " McDonald ■ "•*■* for nearlv 18 vo„r« tended Hendrix College, in way, Ark., where he was «•« . 1-1 by Dr.' • *"•.«* his appointment t;d in 1925 with a bachelot '" '987;,fc Offenhauer was tn llcgree. I -uror oj^ National Ed, JMcDonal, -American Conference]•J Welcomes You For This Year's Homecoming Celebration! ♦. September 28,2012 The BG News PAGE 3A Falcons Dominate Play In First Half Massacre By BOB HOOVER Bowling Green took over first place in the Mid-American Conferenc^Saturday by putting on an awesome d.sphty o power football while crushing *" undermanned TotedoRocket j M9i The victory gave the Falcons a S-U recora m gJAC1;' ctnge^Ohio University'^-0 ,-eeord^ ism Elected '64 Cl«i« Uass Preside nt; feg of kguen ' Kobert Phi e, President 0/ £ *" ^ted ln the freshm. , 'ass °f '64 We *Jj» President- MM- «ver, J ".;.■■•' TRADITIONS "It's an opportunity for them to engage in planning a whole I'm here for a reason.'" week's worth of events," she said. "They can |also| understand Alt agreed with Hage, adding that the theme is also meant FROM PAGE 1A the importance of continuing to be a part of your campus after to increase participation during 1 lomecoming Week. you graduate." "By having that theme, hopefully it makes students feel Dean of Students Jill Carr agrees with Alt about the week on Carr said college is a pivotal time in any student's life, which like they want to be more involved," Alt said. campus. is why all students should stay connected to their alma mater There has been at least one event each day throughout the "It's a great week I look forward to homecoming every year," once they graduate. week sometimes two, she said. Carr said. "It's a way of connecting those who have been here "We all define our college experience in a different way," she Alt also came up with an idea called "the spirit point before with those who are here now." said. "I'm sure every former student would be able to tell you system," which awarded points to different student organi- Carr said that alumni can return to reconnect with the one or two significant things from college." zations based on how many of its members attended home- University as a whole, as well as with specific groups in which Of course, every Homecoming Week would be remiss coming events. they participated without a theme. The top organization will receive a trophy over three feet tali Mama Cousino, the assistant director of events for the Sophomore Julia Hage, the parade chair, came up with this There are a lot of traditions that take place through- Alumni Association, estimated that about 10,000 to 15,000 year's theme, "Be it. Lire it. BG spirit." out the week, but Carr said she sees the crowning of the alumni come back each year, "if not more," she said The theme, which came to I Iage in a sort-of revelation after Homecoming King and Queen and the parade as the most "It's important for the alumni to come back because it's brainstorming a few ideas, is meant to entice students to dem- important traditions. an opportunity for them to reconnect with their old groups," onstrate their school pride and spirit. "That has been something that has been a part of homecom- Cousino said. "They can kind of relive those days when they "We had discussed having spirit be a part of the theme ing throughout its history so people expect it." Carr said. wereatBGSU." because we wanted brown and orange promoted." Homecoming at the University has remained a constant and Carr agrees, saying that former marching band mem- Hage, who "bleed(s| orange and brown." wants to promote unchanging tradition, she said. bers, SICSIC members or even the former Freddies and more University colors around campus and she thinks this "Because it's such a strong tradition, it hasn't changed dra- Friedas could mix with the current students who are part theme supports that goal. matically," Carr said. of those groups. "To embrace the choice we made is something that I think Alt said she sees the whole atmosphere of homecoming in "When you get people coming back who had a lot of great should be done," she said. general as the best tradition. experiences here, they come back with a krt of pride and that's Hage said she wants the theme to stick and leave a lasting "Just the fact that we have the opportunity for alumni to contagkms," she said. impression on the University. come back and have events for them to attend is the best Cousino said alumni should return to see all the ways in "I wanted something to encompass the entire University tradition," she said. which BG has changed. in years to come," she said. "It's something that BG can keep Kiggs said she looks forward to tailgating and going to the Whether it be the new buildings added to campus or new using to promote spirit." football game with her family this weekend. developments in academic programs. "BG is constantly grow- Hage said the theme is meant to transcend the typical She may only be in her first year at the University, but Riggs ing and getting better and it's important that they see that," peppiness of Homecoming themes and challenge students said she already plans on aiming back for homecoming after she said. to consider why they're part of this community. she graduates. Of course, Homecoming Week is important for current stu- "It can be motivational and serious," she said. "(My mom and uncle] loved it and they keep coming back so dents too, Carr said. "Sometimes you just sit down and think, T am a Falcon, I want to keep up the tradition," she said WWW.BGNEWS.COM 4Ajpd«E Squad* 28,2012 ADVERTISEMENT COMING 201 RHODE ISLAND RAMS AY ZIGGY ZOOMBA Ay Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba Zoomba Ay Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba Ze Ay Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba Zoomba Ay Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba Ze Roll Along with BG Warriors Roll Along and WinforB-G-S-U! 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It is the perfect it affordable for everyone, t csj new location for alumni to atmosphere." but still be able to keep that CO check out, and for students home-food, fresh product in ► LO to introduce their friends and CO their dinners, and like City family to this Homecoming a pub side and a restaurant fast, attracting professors, Tap, carry over that consistent C weekend. side, and offering both and student study groups. theme of good beer. Nicki Pelham, one of the services on both sides." However, once 10 o'clock For Homecoming, The 1 ? owners of the Stones Throw, The Stones Throw's menu rolls around and the BG Stones Throw will run its QJ said that she and the other two features an all-Irish cuisine crowd come out, it is just like Saturday specials, which will o owners wanted the place to with an American twist on any other bar around town. be $2 Irish Gold shots and $2 have a friendly, welcoming pub some of the items. "I love the location of the bottles of Mickey's Lager from ► §3 feel where it had good food, a They have live music Stones Throw because it's 9 p.m. - close. Also, happy good atmosphere, and good Saturdays 7-11 p.m., which right on the corner where hour is from 4-6 p.m., which en drinks that seems to fit with the is mostly a single person people are traveling to and is $1 off Lagunias Gnarly wine C Bowling Green atmosphere. acoustic performance, but from the bars and its outdoor and $1 off Sangria crafts. "You walk in here and after Homecoming will patio is prime for people- As alumni themselves, you don't feel like it's just a eventually be featuring live watching," said BGSU senior Pelham said that she and her 1 1CO ~c3 restaurant or just a bar, said Irish bands. Ashley Peters. husband, co-owner of the > Pelham. 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The master Qdoba Restaurant Corporation 2012 VALID 9128 - 9130|2012 The two new dining centers plan is only beginning and were the results of BGSU's will continue over the next relationship with Chartwells, 15 years. ■ WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2012 Fnday.Septemb«28.2012 5 crtto* 2012 BGSU HOMECOMING COURT BY KELSEY RENTNER AND ALLISON BASILE everyone come together all decked Why I should be voted King: ' SARAH TRUSZ" queen. I graduate in December and out in orange and brown, cheering 1 think that I should be IIC King Year: Senior love this University and the people KING NOMINATIONS: on our Falcons! I particularly love it because 1 try everyday to make BGSU Hometown: I.ucasville, Ohio here more than anything, and better than the day before, and that is Major: lournalism'Public Relations ( 111 IJN FISH" because we are all united. It doesn't would do anything for any falcon matter what separates us, we are all something that 1 hope to continue long that asked! Without BGSU. I would Year: Senior Favorite BGSU tradition: united by our love for BGSU. after graduation as well! I would also I really enjoy spending time with all not be the person I am today, and Hometown: Fastlakc, Ohio like losay that being on court is such Why I should be voted King: of the alumni who return to Bowling I want to promote BGSU to others Major: Adolescent (o Young Adult an ama/ing honor and I am so thankful as well. Some days I think if I wen- Education. specializing in Integrated You should pick me for Homecoming Green for the festivities. It's great to to be able to share this with nine other hear all of (heir stories from year's cut open I would bleed orange Social Studies King because I truly love this people who love IK.su just as much! University and everything it stands past. and brown. I have been involved Favorite BGSU tradition: with many different organizations for. Since I've been here, I have I suppose it is not really a tradition, Why I should be voted Queen: on campus that promote spirit, worked tirelessly to help incoming QUEEN NOMINATIONS: It is an amazing honor to he selected hul the best part about Homecoming students to succeed and feel welcome growth of students, and values, so is seeing all of the alumni return lo "MADDY BROWN" to represent BG.SU on the 2012 I have dedicated extreme amounts through my roles as an Opening I lomecoming Oiuri. 1 was in shock. campus! Any student who has ever Weekend Group leader, Orientation Year: Senior of hours to the betterment of this spent lime on this campus knows Hometown: Delaware, Ohio My dedication to the University University and the students here. leader and Resident Adviser. I truly Major: AYA Integrated Mathematics during my college career is paying how special it is. and having all of and sincerely care about the success If Homecoming Queen, I would be our alumni back make this place that Education off in a big way and I truly appreciate better allowed to promote BGSU of all students and want to work to all of the help and support I've had much closer for one fall weekend! make this University as open and Favorite BGSU tradition: spirit and high alumni engagement along the way to get me to where I am through my role as an active alumna Why I should be voted King: welcoming as possible while still I always love to see alumni come today. Whether I am crowned Queen one day: it is important for everyone I should be chosen as King because uniting everyone through our love for back to campus! There is so much life or not, I will do my best to continue I am the perfect example of how BGSU. The people of this University brought hack to campus the weekend of to come back to IK,si I especially on to represent BGSU in the best way Homecoming! howling Green Stale University can are so incredibly open and diverse I lomecoming. The parade th.it happens possible. change a person. Although I was every year is also a memory that I will and truly appreciate everyone's KAll A JOHNSON active in high school I did not apply uniqueness. I have never fell more take with me from the last four years* "ERIN PORTER" Hometown: Detroit, Michigan myself to my full potential. After at home in a place as 1 do here and I Why 1 should be voted Queen: Hometown: Republic, Ohio getting involved here at lu ,sl I I have Year: Senior want to make sure that all students lean whole-heartedly say that I have Year: Senior Major: Broadcast Journalism came to realize my potential, and that feel the exact same way. found a home here at BGSU. 1 love the Major: Political Science. Minor: I can truly make a difference not only people and spirit that surround Bowling English Favorite BGSU tradition: here at lit .si i. but also in the world. "BEAU SLATER" Green. There are many students who My favorite BG tradition will Favorite BGSU tradition: definitely have lo be the "Ay Ziggy Hometown: Beavercreek, Ohio deserve this honor, and I am honored I am creepily obsessed with SICSIG "JON/.At.IIKit:II" Year: Senior beyond measure lo be considered in Zoomba" song! I can remember the and love the spirit they promote on first time 1 learned thai song my Yean Senior Major: Applied Health Science this group of people. So many members campus. They have been around Hometown: Ayersville, Ohio Favorite BGSU tradition: of the community and university have freshman year. It was the start of for so long and show so much a journey thai I never knew would Major: History with a Minor in My favorite tradition is the unmasking impacted me. There is nothing more school spirit at every event, which is Political Science that I would love lo do than represent take me this far. The song brings the of Sic Sic. It's definitely one of the best ama/ing to sec a group of students community together for a common Favorite BGSU tradition: events of the year! the people who have given me so much. dedicated to BGSU! 1 am honored to have been nominated purpose, which is letting our I lomecoming game day at the Doyt! Why I should be voted King: Why I should be voted Queen: presence be known as true Bowling Seeing all the Alum is amazing! I should be Homecoming King and would feel privileged to serve as the BGSU 2012 Homecoming Queen. It would be an honor and the most Green Falcons. Roll Along Warriors! Why I should be voted King: because I embody the average Roll Along! memorable experience here at BGSU I love this University more than Bowling Green student. Fverything if I were selected homecoming Continued on page 6 is probably healthy sometimes that I've done ai Bowling Green and 1 hope that in the four years shows what every student can do I've been here, I have affected at with hardwork and good leadership. least one of you through my work I'm also very honored to have made in Homecoming, Undergraduate Homecoming Court wilh the rest of Student Government, as an RA in these amazing Falcons! Kreischer Compton Harrow, and as "MICK BARLEY" Freddie Falcon last year. My goal is Hometown: Dublin, Ohio always to leave a place better than 1 Yean Senior FRESH FLOWERS found it and I truly hope that is the Major: Moderate/Intensive case at my home of BGSU. 1 would Intervention Specialist (Special BOUQUETS love to be King this year for the 2012 Homecoming Royally selection this Education] BALLOONS PLANTS year and I truly hope you vote for me. Favorite BGSU tradition: Foretvr a Falcon anil Roll Along! 1 love the bird and Sic Sic be-headinRs! STUFFED ANIMALS It is such a fun lime with so much CANDLES & MORE "CHARLIE POMNKO anticipation leading up lo it that it Year: Senior brings everyone on campus together Hometown: Columbia Station, Ohio to experience something that is unique 165 South Main Street Major: Double major in International to BGSU! 1 love being able to share that Downtown BG*419-352-6395 Studies and Political Science fun experience with my fellow BGSU theflowerbasketbg.com community members, and find out Favorite BGSU tradition: how sneaky people are after the shock email: [email protected] My favorite Homecoming tradition of finding one of your friends under is of course the game! I love seeing one of those heads/masks. 6 Friday. Septen*er 28.2012 Homecoming 2012 WWWBGVIEWS.COM 2012 BGSU Homeoming Court Continued trom page 6 Why I should be voled Queen: enthusiasm about BGSU everywhere I should be Homecoming Queen I go. I have worked very hard as a because I am the living example of New si uilriii Orientation Leader, IB COLLEGIATE ihe Bowling Green SUM University Campus Tour Guide, and Bookstore values. As a lirst generation college Student Manager to represent sludeni, I didn't realize how much I BGSU in the best light possible. If mWk CONNECTION would growal BG, bul il is possible. someone would need something, I'd I have rasped for all people, I use he there in a heartbeat, and I truly my creativity to bring new ideas, and mean that. I constantly try to help Welcome Back BGSU Alumni my goal lias always been to strive for others in anyway that I can. Through excellence. But most importantly I my leadership on campus. BGSU Ute pride in making the University a has provided me with count less Best Quality, Best Service, Best Pricing! better place for all students, serving a opportunities to help others. I resource and having great awareness understand that I may not know what In house embroidery and sewn on letters. of what is going on on campus. Maya anyone's life is truly like, therefore Angelou said it the best. "I've learned I strive IO In inclusive and friendly Over 600 fabrics to choose from. We also offer that people will forget what you said, to everyone. I genuinely care about people will forget what you did, but the success of every student on this custom designs and vinyl letter transfers. people will never forget how you campus, and am willing to go the made them feel." I believe that this extra mile to help out. Since I started quote defines the persun that I am. school here, this place has become BGSU, Greek & Homecoming Queen is more than a my home. I love BGSU more than I title, it's ihe effect you had and will ever imagined I would. I lind myself Custom Apparel have on people. literally recruiting new students to BGSU wherever I go. Being involved ■ Sweatshirts *T-Shirts ■ Totes iJackets "JESSICA ALT" in many organizations throughout Hometown: Delphos. Ohio mv past four years on campus has ■ Shorts ■ American Apparel Year: Senior been one of the best decisions I could Major: Human Development and have made. It has opened my eyes, ■ Alternative Apparel lamily-Siudies Minor in Psychology and made me grateful for the sense of community and diversity that we offer Favorite BGSU tradition: lalcon l-riday! on this campus. 1 am truly humbled Now Carrying: by the nomination for BGSU's Why I should be voted Queen: Homecoming Queen. I couldn't have The Official BG Bar Crawl-T Words cannot express how excited I asked for a better group of people on am to have such a great opportunity! Homecoming Royalty to represent & Smack Apparel's BG Tailgaiting T's You can find me on campus from BGSU with. I am excited for all of early in the morning until late at Ihe events thai will be taking plate night. 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Green, the name "Myles So on a menu full of choices Pizza" should seem familiar to and combinations, what does you. the man himself enjoy the "After being here for 40 years, most? "I still eat pepperoni, I've gotten to know a lot of sausage and onions. That's what people, and it's so nice to see I started with and that's what I them stop in. I really do look love." forward to Homecoming," Chip Myles Pizza Pub is open Myles said, owner of Myles Pizza Thurs. - Sat. 11 a.m. to 3 a.m„ Pub and Sub Shop and Myles and Sunday 12 p.m. to 3 a.m. Dairy Queen. Established in 1977. Myles Myles Dairy Queen pizza has become famous in Bowling Green for its fresh ingredients, classic atmosphere is very special, and signature taste. Myles said TARA that the fresh products and daily because ordering a Real BioLife preparation put into the menu donor since items is what makes their pizza memorable. small means getting August 2011. "We still do things the old- fashioned way, as scratch as you handed a large. can get," Myles said. Runner The restaurant features pizza, As anyone who's enjoyed SportsFan hot appetizers, sandwiches and Myles pizza knows, it's just as $200 stuffed breadsticks, and is best necessary to walk right across known for its American Legends the railroad tracks and stop in Line featuring 8 specialty pizzas. Myles Dairy Queen. Famous for It continues to be one of the extra large ice cream portions most popular restaurants in and an extensive menu, Dairy town, and is an important stop Queen is also the oldest fast you are or what you do. your plasma donation has for so many alum that have not food restaurant in town. • ss lives. Learn more at BKM.IFEPIASMA.COM been able to enjoy it on a regular No one is sure the exact ■ Ave • Findlay. OH 45840 • 419.425.8680 basis. age of Bowling Green's Dairy With so many changes and Queen, but it can be traced new attractions on campus, to the early 1940's. Myles has owned it for 42 years. M should alumni expect anything ECEI«»20 0N7iSr W different from the Myles pizza What's so special about a Dairy S B they enjoyed while living in Queen, one might ask? Myles $20 Bowling Green? Not at all. Dairy Queen is very special, "I haven't changed things. I because ordering a small means like the way things are," Myles getting handed a large. ■ 8 Fndjy.Septembei28.20l2 Homecoming 2012 WWWBGVIEWS.COM - A NEW BG SWEET SPOT - BYALLISONBASILE "Anything weird, wacky and Alumni coming to town for crazy, we'll do it" Bowen said, Homecoming weekend this year while putting the finishing can expect to find something touches on a cake made to look sweet during their trip like a cheese wheel with orange downtown. butter cream frosting. Little Miss Cupcakes, a soda Little Miss Cupcakes does and bake shop that opened custom cakes; pricing varies originally in the Woodland Mall and can be discussed by has moved to a prime location on appointment. Cake pops and East Wooster Street. cupcake push ups can be ordered by the dozen, as well as The business first opened in any cupcake flavors. Delivery the Woodland Mall in November is available within the Bowling of 2011, but moved downtown Green city limits. this past August. "We also do 3 and 4-tier Menu items at the shop wedding cakes and wedding include traditional favorites cupcakes. Keep us in mind for like chocolate and vanilla, but your special occasion," Bowen also features unique cupcakes, said. such as root beer float, orange creamsicle and even maple Samples of work can bacon. Milkshakes, fruit be found on the little smoothies, floats and other soda Miss Cupcakes website at products are offered as well. littlemisscupcakes.net and also on the shop's Facebook page. "We're planning on having some cupcake specials for Little Miss Cupcakes is Homecoming weekend, we'll located at 133 E Wooster Street have something special for the downtown, and will be open Complimentary "On the House Hot Breakfast" • day," said owner Angela Bowen. Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to "We're very excited to meet 10 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to Indoor Swimming Pool & Whirlpool • alumni we've not gotten to meet 4 p.m. ■ yet." Jacuzzi Suites • Bowen said they do many orders for custom BGSU Fitness Center • cupcakes and special occasion cakes, as well as many other Free High Speed Internet Access (all rooms) • designs. Located Off 1-75, across from BGSU campus • Business Center • Meeting Rooms Available • 1-800-Hampton 419-353-3464 142 Campbell Hill Rd. Bowling Green, OH www.bowlinggreen.hamptoninn.com »# WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2012 Friday. September 28,2012 9 1OFnday.SepImibet28.2012 Homecoming 2012 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM BOWLING GREEN Key players to watch ROSTER Bowling Green Falcons w1 Darrell Hunter DB 28 Coy Brown III LB 61 Terrance Bush DL 93 Ted Ouellet DT 2 Andre Givens RB 30 Mark Mays OB 62 Spencer Cairo OL 94 Scott Davis TE 3 James Knapke QB 31 Austin Collier DB 64 Johnathan Fry OL 95 Brian Scrmvledebusch P QB Matt Schilz 3 Brian Sutton DB 32 Alex Carter RB 65 David "Chief" 96 Ronnie Goble DE 4 Jordan Hopgood RB 33 Paul Swan LB Kekuewa OL 97 Anthony Farlnella K Schilz is averaging 197.5 5 Dwayna Woodi LB 34 Victor Osborne DB 66 Mark Kulbis DL 98 Tyler Tate K yards a game yet has 6 Anthon Samuel RB 35 James Sanford DB 67 Jacob Bennett OL 99 Bryan Baird DE only thrown one touch- 7 OJ. Lynch LB 37 Jamel Martin RB 68 Hunter Maynard DT 7 Matt Schilz QB 38 Evan Karchner LB 69 Dalton Chapman OL down. 8 Cameron Truss DB 39 Justin Ford DB 71 Chip Robinson OL 9 Shaun Joplln WR 40 Trenton Greene LB 72 Ben Steward OL Schilz has been called lOHerveCobyWR 41 Tim Moore R 73 Jordon Roussos OL an NFL talent and a 11 Matt Johnson QB 42 Chris PohlmanTE/FB 74 Christian Piazza OL 11 Gabe Martin LB 43 Bryan Thomas DE 76 Nkk Heger OL veteran quarterback 12 Patrick Brown QB 44 Cory Johnson LS 77 J J. Beggan OL but students frequently 12 DeVon McKoyDB 45 Jhaill-Nashld Croley LB 78 Dominique Wharton OL question his nerve, hav- 13 Travis Greene WR 46 Charlie Walker DL 79 Fahn Cooper OL ing thrown four inter- 14 Jude Adjet-Barimah DB 47 Clay Rolf TE 80 James White WR 14 Malik Stokes QB 48 Greg Hohensteln LS 81 Chris Gallon WR ceptions this season 15 Tanner Garry QB 49 Stephen Stein K 82 Alex Bayer TE already. ISRylandWardDB 50 Izaah Lunsford DL 82 Kevin Collins WR 16 Je" Ron Stokes WR 51 Taylor Royster OL 83 Jared Cohen WR Against Florida he had 17RyanBurbrinkWR 52 Dominic Flewellyn OL 84 Dlontre Delk WR 18 Shakee Bellamy DB 53 Logan Dietz OL 85 Heath Jackson WR 204 yards against one of 18BartTansklWR 53 Matt Engel LS 86 Deejay White WR the best defenses in the 19 Will Watson DB 54 Mike Minns DL 87JermalHosleyWR country and will be a 20 John Pettigrew RB 55 Alex Huettel OL 87 Matt Oczypok K player to keep your eye 22 Josh Pettus DB 5« Sheq Hall DE 88 Kendall Montgomery TE FILE PHOTO !■•! Nl .', 23 Aaron Foster DB 57 Zac Bartman LB 89 Tyler Beck TE on against the struggling 24 Jerry "BooBoo" Gates DB 58 Tim Love LB 90 Jalrus Campbell DT defense of Rhode Island. 25 Johnny Joseph DB 59 Darion Delaney OL 91 Chris Jones DT 26 Alphonso Mack DB 60 Scott Hodges OL 92 Zach Colvln DE RHODE ISLAND RB Anthon Samuel ROSTER Samuel is averaging 62.5 yards a game and has had four touchdowns 1 Clement Anl DB 24 Dave Zocco LB 49 Joe Parent LB 81 Dylan Smith K 2 Doug Johnson LB 25 Mackenzie Elliott DB 50 Shomari Watts DL 82 Kyle Berlin TE Taking the majority of 3 Brandon Johnson 26 Sean Conley LB 51 Matt Greenhalgh C 83 Andrew Siden TE the snaps at the running Farrell WR 27 Angel Camilo DB 52 Andrew Bose LB 84 Theo Russell WR 4rjonovanWalierDB back position, Samuel 28 Rondell Lane DB 53 Kyle Elliott OS 85 Daril Geisser LB 5 Selwyn Nicholas DB 29 Kevin Cosgrove K/P 54 Frank Wiley LB 86 Robbie Jackson WR has been the primary 6 Ayo Isijola RB 30 Eddie Rathbun RB 55 Mike Henderson LB 88 Tyler Dunham WR scorer for the Falcons 7 Bob Bentsen QB 31 Michael Wagner LB 56 Sam Hartman OL 89 Connor McHugh K/P this season. 8 Dan Farley QB 32 Tyrone Jenkins DB 59 Mark Murphy DL 91 Damen Vargas DL 9AlexFrazlerTE 33 Robbie Delgjdo RB 60 Hunter Eubanks DL 92 Josh Moody DC lOAssaniMudimbiRB 34 Justin Favreau FB 62 Eric Thomson OL 93 Howard Holmes DT The former MAC 11 Billy Morgan WR 35TarlkPuseyLB 65 Kevin GalloglyOL 95 Mike Rinaldi DE Freshman of the Yeah, 13 Danny Fenyak QB 38 Jordan Sebastian RB 66 Michael Gill OL 96 James Timmlns DL Samuel has run all over 14 Chris DaggDB 39 David Hansen S 67 Jordan Fowler OL 97 Brian Louth DL 15 Andre'Scott DB 40 Cameron Josse S defenses this season 68 John Greenhalgh OL 98 Joe Simon DL 16CraigClcardoQB 41 Elijah Salntfleur LB 70 Kevin Mustac OL 99 Ekpen Iduoze DT and even had a 12-yard 17XavierFerlandWR 42 Greg Doutre LB 72 Tyler CatalinaOL touchdown against 18 Ramadan Abdullah WR 43 Frank Castrovlllari LB 73 Jeff Kennedy OL Florida in the swamp. 19RkhardBellizziK/P 44 Connor Caponegro LB 74 Andrew Kestenbaum OL 20 Rodney Chance DB 45ClayCrumeLS/LB 75 Andrew Belizaire OL 21TlmWlenclawDB 46 All Muhammad DL 76 Michael Gilbert DL 22 Jamaal Bess DB 47 Manee Williams DL 78 Derek Gibson DL STEVEN £CH«D I THEBGNtWS 23 Chris Thompson DB 48 Nick Nelll LB BOJoeMigliareseTE WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2012 Fnday.Septemfcer28.20? 11 Mid-American Conference vs. Colonial Athletic Association: By the numbers iSf* Tale of the Tape 1" I 2011 Stats 12.5, Points 7.7 329.2 Total Offense 194.3 114.8, Rushing/Game 47.7 27.3 . Rushing Att./Game .25.0 4.2.. Yards/Carry 1.9 214.5 Passing/Game 146.7 41.3 Passing Att./Game _ 26.3 26.0. Points Allowed/Game _ 34.7 392.8. . Total Defense/Game 484.0 150.5 Rushing Allowed/Game .222.3 24.2 Passing Allowed/Game. 261.7 -2 Turnover Margin _ -3 2011 Leaders Matt Schilz (197.5) Passing Yards/Game _ Bob Bentsen (146.7) Anthon Samuel (62.5) Rushing Yards/Game Ayo Isijola (28.5) — Receiving Yards/Game Shaun Joplin (56.5) Brandon Johnson-Farrell (5Z7) Clement Ani (27) Cameron Truss (25) Tackles 12 Friday.Septemlw.28.2012 Homecoming 2012 WWWBGVIEWS.COM ie Young found a new bed and a home in 1968 and has been a loyal alum for 40 years By Max Filby ForWilIieYoung,al972 For Willie Young, a 1972 graduate from graduate from Cleveland, going lo school meant more than just Cleveland, going to school meant more an education, it meant a bed than just an education, it meant a bed to call to call his nun and three meals a day. his own and three meals a day. "It was the first time I was able to have all that, the first during the University's 100 year time I could eat three meals a a college education. celebration. At the tail end of his day." "We were all still trying to carc,r at the University, Young Although Young now works find our places in the world," Young said. even met his future wife, 10 days at Ohio State University, he still before graduating. comes back to his true "home" Despite this, the next four at least once a year. This year years for young proved that Altogether, everything in will mark the 44th time Young he was able to choose an Youngs career at the University has attended the University's educational path and make the combined with everything it homecoming celebration since University his definite home. offered him in return is the he started school back in 1968. reason why he returns every Young chose to major in year. While Young might now be education while also starting a a buckeye, he doesn't keep his publication called "The Black "I'm always thrilled to come falcon pride to himself in the Folk News," he said. back," Young said. Columbus area. "I'd really like to come out While Ohio State also tends "I always drape my BC flag with one more," Young said to have a large supply of spirit over my office chair when I'm about The Black Folk News. fiom its students and alumni, away at homecoming," Young "It would be nice to see where Young understands their said. "Everybody knows that everyone is at now and look at passion and feels the same way I'm a falcon." where everyone is now." about the University. When Young first attended Such contributions to the "It's just a place that I truly the University, he still wasn't University made Young one of love," Young said. "When I'm sure what he was looking for in the 100 most prominent alumni there, I know I'm at home." ^k Young with his son, Willie Jr. who graduated from the University in 2011. [jolpolph Chiropractic [Jdlnos Cater= ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE Acupuncture • X-Ray Massage Therapy • Disc Decompression Nutritional Supplements • Hands-On Adjustments 640 S.Wintergarden Rd Bowling Green • 419-353-6394 Young with his son. Willie Ir. and Ida Mae, the first African-American graduate from the University. WWWBGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2012 Friday. Seplmtw 28.2012 13 BG Offers Several Places to Celebrate After the Rhode Island Game With its unique, small town atmosphere, Bowling Green is home to many fun places Walmart;! for students and families to enjoy. Save money. Live better. Bv KELSEY RENTNER for a lively atmosphere where you can watch more football. It's that time of the year - the Easystreet Caff offers a homecoming game is finally cozy family atmosphere with here. Preparations for the generously sized portions of parade have been finalized, delicious food. tailgating tents have been Bars/Night Life: Offering you rented out, and fans have begun the complicated Ziggy Zoomba's. home of these special services: decision process of deciding BGSU spirit, offers daily drink their post-game activities. specials. Bring your post-game With its unique, small town spirit to celebrate a BGSU atmosphere, Bowling Green victory. Pharmacy is home to many fun places Brathaus is known for their for students and families to "legal joints", which are tasty enjoy. As the town is filling up, and affordable. The 21-and- Vision care fans should know where their older establishment offers a next destination is located in throwback experience for you order to get a step ahead of the to enjoy with friends. 1-hour photo processing rest of the crowd. No matter City Tap has a friendly what you like to do, there is a environment to enjoy with Quick lube express place for you to celebrate the friends and family who are 21 hopeful victory over the Rhode and older. They offer $2 MGD Island Rams. 64 Bottles and $3 Attic Apple Hair salon Shots every Saturday. Pood: Uptown/Downtown is a Buffalo Wild Wings, sports bar & grille that also Subway located on Wooster Street has a lively dance floor in the across from the Stroh Center, "uptown" section. If you're is a great place to enjoy feeling adventurous, try their some wings with friends or $2.50 shot of the month, offered family. The sports-themed only on Saturday. atmosphere makes it easy to carry on your falcon spirit after Family Activities: a victory. M-Mar Lanes is a fun place SamB's has a family- to bowl and eat with family friendly environment with a and friends. Open until 1 a.m., large menu to choose from. Al-Mar Lanes offers kosmic Sit at the bar and enjoy bowling that cannot be passed 131 West Gypsy Lane some football or relax in the up. comfortable dining side. Woodland Mall Cinema is 352-3776 Flicker's is a fun place to go an inexpensive place to watch for a post-game celebration. a movie on the "big screen". Open 24 hours. With wings as their specialty, It is located on North Main Pricker's offers a large selection Street and offers 3-D movies, of sauces to choose from. Be as well as a large variety of sure to stop in after the game refreshments. ■ 14Fnd*Seplefiib«28,2012 Homecoming 2012 WWWBGVIEWS.COM Planning A Romantic Homecoming Rendezvous BY: RACHEL AUSPERK They are open for lunch and dinner, with lunch from 11 a.m. 4 With old friends coming back (o - 2 p.m. and dinner from 4-10 town, Homecoming weekend is p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. ■jUg * a great time to take that special Their lounge is open from 4 -..IWJJI p.m. - 1 a.m. Thursday thru ■■>.mB '* L^ • guy or girl out on a romantic • 1 date. Right in downtown Saturday. Bowling Green are a few If you are looking for restaurants and a great movie something other than Italian m~m theater for that special date. food, try SamB's, which has a warm, cozy atmosphere with .f%\ - With their lounge, including ^^UkM ' a flat screen television, daily candlelit tables. Located at 163 ■i'&m drink specials, and live jazz, I'" DiHenedetto's is an ideal place r to take a date this Homecoming "Di Benedetto's weekend. DiBenedetto's is an -. Italian bistro located at 121 S. has some of *\ Main St. > "DiBenedetto's has some of ... 4 U 'Av- •'*»i AJi the best Italian food aiound," the best Italian t ; - said BGSU junior Mackenzy . - J 1 Watson. food around." i! S. Main St., their diverse menu includes seafood, beef, pork, and vegetarian selections. They are open from 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. on 11 ill,iv- and Saturdays matter what you're in the mood BGSU junior Megan After dinner, finish off and they serve brunch, lunch, for you'll almost always find Barmann said she and her the date with a movie at the and dinner, and they offer something that you want on the boyfriend go there frequently. Ginemark Woodland Mall delivery. SamB's also accepts menu," said senior Jordan Rees. "The food is great, and they Ginema 5. Also known as Custom Imprinted Wearables the BG 1 card. Whether you Another restaurant alternative have the best chicken fingers in the "Small", this hole-in-the- Hours: MON-FRI 10-6, SAT 10-2 are celebrating many years for date night is Easystreet Gate. town!" she said. wall theater has the cheapest together or just meeting for the Eastystreet Gate serves lunch With their selection of movies in town. Located at Clubs • Intramurals first lime, Sam B's is the perfect and dinner and offers a broad comfort foods and homey 1234 N. Main St., it is right place for date night. selection of food. It is located at atmosphere, Eastystreet Cafd is down the road from wherever Dorms • Crawls "SamB's is a great place 104 S. Main St. and is open from a great place to take someone you choose to dine. to take someone to because 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. on Fridays and to so that you can gel to know "The theater is the best Greeks • Events with such a broad menu, no Saturdays. them. place because they play good If you are looking for movies that everyone wants to Disc Golf Equipment something other than see, but for much cheaper and DRS. PHIPPS, LEVIN, HEBEKA* ASSOCIATES, i* DiBenedetto's, SamB's, or much closer," said senior Kalie Promotional Products Easystreet Gate, there are I uk1.1n. "Plus, their popcorn is James L. Phipps, D.D.S. plenty of other restaurants in amazing." Jeffrey J. Levin, D.D.S. Bowling Green for date night. Adult evening tickets are $5. For example, take your date So take your significant $20 OFF George M. Hebeka, D.D.S. to The Stone's Throw, the new other out to one of the best T. Ryan Phipps, D.D.S. classy Irish pub located where Custom Shirt Order . restaurants in Bowling Green, the old Buffalo Wild Wings • New Patients & Students Welcome finish the night off with a of $150 or More used to reside. Trotter's Tavern • Same Day Emergency Care movie at the Woodland Cinema EXP Nov 30, 2012! is a small, cozy restaurant • Athletic & Trauma Care and have a fun-filled, romantic known for their steak. Another weekend you will both • Sedation Options Available 8GSU * 6rt*k L«ero*d 419-352-2569 great place to take someone remember. • Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry www.bgdentistry.com ■ is Naslada Bistro to have a aardvarkspe.com European dining experience. 123 S. Main St • BG • 419-354-6686 Wood County Hospital Medical BWg. 970 W. Woostet. Suite 125 Bowling Green WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2012 Fnday September 28.2012 15 September Specia\ HOMECOMING r -certain restrictions apply « FREE a? upT0$6OQFr nigh Speed is Highlighted by RENT PER MONTH p 'Mernet Many Activities •MflSi BY PHILLIP MARTIN or band on UAO's Facebook Resident page, Utt and Rohrbacher said. Shuttle The sum of the Not only is UAO giving students a special treat this parts can make year after not hosting a homecoming concert this past year, but it's also providing a a beautiful thing. special deal for a good cause The events that culminate through its ticket sales. to this year's homecoming This year, for each ticket t46>N. football game against Rhode purchased, one dollar will Island on Sept. 29 are part be donated to BGSU Dance of the University's historical Marathon. homecoming tradition. What Along with the homecoming it takes to put it all together concert, the University holds a matters. parade each year on the Friday *»* Stop toV > - sa>i»n3» - Second to the football game, before the big game. the homecoming concert is The first parade took , I, ' . even move arguably the most anticipated place on Nov. 4, 1922 when Water and event for students during the Falcons played its first FREE Trash homecoming weekend. homecoming game against the • This year's concert in the Toledo Rockets at the Wood Stroh Center on Sept. 30 will County Fairgrounds, according feature 30H!3 and Cobra to Homecoming co-director Ion Starship. Zachrich. The University Activities The parade is organized Organization spent months of by the Homecoming Student preparation for the concert, co- Steering Committee, which is directors Cassie Utt and Harley currently headed by its chair . ■ A* Conditioning Rohrbacher said. Julia Hage. 1 and 2 UAO's agent, DEGY.com, lust like the homecoming listed different artists on its concert, it takes months of Bedroom website to choose from. From planning for the homecoming Apartments there, UAO chose 30H!3 and parade. Cobra Starship based on the HSSC members started number of positive responses, planning this past January to %ftW Utt said. feature an orange motorcycle $99 UAO also tries to select a for University President Mary Deposit popular artist or band for each Ellen Mazey to ride and large Spec'\a\ year's homecoming concert balloons for the parade, Hage that students will take a good said. liking to. "We come up with ideas "We look for a genre such as these so that the parade students will get up and dance is exciting and different each to, even if they don't know the year," Hage said. WINTHROP artist, because of what type of Another part of the music it is," Rohrbacher said. planning includes the HSSC 4 N zJXM ar-fflsfia Students sometimes can offering incentives for campus ■ have a say in UAO's choice organizations to participate in for the homecoming concert the parade, Hage said. performance. Despite the Once an organization fills an 400 E. Napolean Rd • 419.352.9135 University not hosting a application for a float, the homecoming concert in 2011, NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY students could vote for an artist Continued On Page 16 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM 1£ji>day.Sept Homecoming Activites Continued from page 15 organization can receive funding parade, Hage said. for float building as long as the Finally, the HSSC contacts float is built according to parade the Falcon Marching Band, rules. Judges will award the top cheerleaders and dance teams three floats as each organization for the parade. is lined up before the parade "Having these spirit groups begins, Hagc said. as part of the parade is not only As well as floats, convertibles a tradition but also a part that must be found to drive royalty gets the crowd all pumped up pairs of the homecoming court for the homecoming game the (from this year and 2011), following day," Hage said. members of student government These "spirit groups" are and the grand marshal of the present at the homecoming pep parade, Hage said. rally that takes place after the Another important thing parade. This year it will be held the HSSC must do for parade in front of University Hall. planning is communicate with "This is where the king and the city of Bowling Green and queen are announced along the University. with some entertainment by The HSSC has to get the Falcon Marching Band and permission from the city to host the cheer and dance teams," Richard Barker, M.D., Orthopaedic Surgeon I Carlos Gomez, M.D., Orthopaedic Surgeon the parade, go over the route the Zachrich said. parade will take through the city, All of these events seek to Scott Deering, M.D., Orthopaedic Surgeon I Jeffrey Noftz, M.D., Family Practice make sure proper barricades are entertain the University and Tom Wojciechowski, M.D.,Family Practice placed to stop traffic, and make the city of Bowling Green, sure the parade is within city but, of course, it wouldn't be a limits. The University will then homecoming without the actual block off parking lots on campus football game. ■ for the cars to be used in the ONE GOOD TEAM SUPPORTS ANOTHER. It's official! The longstanding partnership between Wood County Hospital and Bowling Green State University is brighter than ever. As the proud, exclusive hospital partner of BGSU Falcon Athletics, student-athletes will not only continue to receive outstanding sports medicine services from our board-certified physicians; fans will see a newly created BGSU/WCH logo prominently displayed on athletic signage and facilities. We are also partnering to develop a new student health center to provide a full range of healthcare services from well visits to major emergencies to all students, staff and faculty.. .close to home and campus. We are committed to BGSU and to a healthier community. Learn about our exciting collaboration and more at www.woodcountyhospital.org. T" WOOD COUNTY I A A HOSPITAL Official Hospital of 9