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SUNNY HIGH 47 I LOW: 31 www.bgnews.com dependent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 124 Police: case needed investigation

By lodd Richmond faked her disappearance. and friends, spent 3 1 '2 days buying the knife, duct tape them." he said. "They needed FOUND: THE ASSOCIAHD PRESS More than a hundred e- looking lor Seiler, 20, who dis- and rope before she disap- to treat this case as an abduc- Madison Wis. MADISON, Wis. — Police mails came in to the depart- appeared March 27. peared, witnesses who saw tion." Police who spent two days and tens ment from people around the After she was found. Seiler her walking around town Kamholz. wouldn't say of thousands of dollars inves- country, wondering how told police she had been held freely and a search of her whether investigators will Department tigating a false abduction Audrey Seiler could have captive for four days by a man computer that revealed local refer charges to prosecutors. spokesperson report are defending their fooled detectives, said Iarry with a knife. Officials found a maps and forecasts. Seller's family did not Larry Kamholz decision, saying ignoring the Kamholz, a spokesman for the knife, duct tape and rope City officials had estimated return phone calls left at their holds exam- woman's claims could have department. Seiler said her abductor used that the case could cost at home Saturday. The Rev. Greg ples of items left the city at the mercy of a "We can't take the chance to restrain her, but couldn't least $70,000, but Mayor Fairow of Calvary Lutheran that Audrey kidnapper. that there's somebody still out find the man. David Cieslewicz said Chapel, a campus ministry, Seiler is On Friday, two days after there loose," he said Friday. On Friday, Assistant Chief Saturday il could lx> higher. slid her lather told him Seiler shown buying police found the sophomore "Suspicion |of a false reportl Noble Wray said Seiler had Still, the mayor said police was hospitalized. at local stores at University of Wisconsin- was there, but we didn't have never been abducted. He did what they had to do. Madison unhurt in a swamp, enough to confirm that." pointed to evidence including "Obviously Audrey went to in a videotape prior to her they announced that she had Police, along with family a videotape that showed Seiler some length to mislead Andy Mara WPIwto abduction.

"All of us have a playbook available INTERNATIONAL DINNER to us. BILL MCCARTNEY

By Allison Halco When a running hack on his praying for his team. CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR team invited McCartney to In 1980, he began to see the Quarterbacks, interceptions attend a Christian group, fruits of his labor. ... and the Bible. McCartney accepted, in what Coaching for the University Although not commonly would become a personal turn- of Michigan at the time, associated with each other, this ing point for him. McCartney and his team had a combination of topics was the "It changed my life." he said. big game coming up against reason about 100 men gathered At the meeting, he was given Purdue. He prayed and prayed at the Union Friday evening. an audio tape and a workbook for his team to win. he said. Bill McCartney, former col- as a form of studying the Bible. lege football coach and founder Initially, McCartney and his MCCARTNEY, PAGE 2 of Promise Keepers, spoke to wife invited five other couples the group about his experience to study with them. After a year, with coaching as well as with the men began gathering on religion. McCartney was a their own, talking about the coach for a combined 32 years Bible once every week over at the University of Michigan breakfast. This group of six men and the University of Colorado, grew over time, until the restau- before beginning Promise rant that held their meetings Keepers— a Christian group was filled with up to 80 men helping men live according to every Tuesday morning. their roles as defined bv the These men shared the belief Bible. in living their lives according to "I'm here to tell you my the Bible—much like story," McCartney said to his McCartney executed each audience. game according to his play- As a football coach, book. McCartney felt spiritually mal- "All of us have a playbook nourished, he said. He was con- available to us," McCartney NaaMkyBQ i*»s stantly working, and as a result, said. BGNews TASTE OF AFRICA: Habib Chester Iddrisu from Ghana (center) dances to music provided by fellow drum- was not able to spend much McCartney's coaching and MY STORY: Bill McCartney, time with his wife and four chil- religious life began to mesh mers Kwesi Brown, also from Ghana, and Seann Flynn. The performance was part of last night's founder of Promise Keepers, dren. together, he said, as he began International Dinner "One World, Many Flavors" hosted by the World Student Association in the Ballroom. speaks in the Union Friday.

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L»Il.*. j ' * New witch trial facts found UPDATE By JaneM Kingsborough But Marybeth Norton has Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1997, the first thing I did was set up a of witchcraft. In fact, she said, 25 REPORTER uncovered new questions and Norton has dedicated four years daily and weekly calendar so that percent of the accused witches From June through answers that she to research and when I was taking notes, I would were men. Sewer, sidewalk September of 1692,19 men and presented to writing to enter specific dates. I could tell "I was still interested in the work continues answer ques- you what day someone was men that were accused in 1692 women, all having been convict- University students Preparation to install storm tions that accused, what day they went to because you wouldn't think of ed of witchcraft, were carted to Friday. sewers and sidewalks is to con- men as being witches," she said. Gallows Hill, a barren slope near Norton, a profes- focused on trial, I could tell you all that hap- tinue this week in the S6 million identifying the pened on a particular day. There Reverend George Burroughs Salem Village, for hanging. sor of history at Wooster Street widening project. accusers and was a real rhythm to it" was one man that Norton Another 18 people were convict- Cornell University According to officials with Through Norton's calendar focused her studies on. Former ed but not hanged. During this has been named the accused Kokosing Construction, the people. notes, she found that almost all minister of Salem Village, time 145 .nen and women were one of the found- Columbus-based firm in charge the witchcraft accusations were Burroughs was a prominent per- accused of witchcraft in 22 dif- ing mothers in the Reading of the project, tree removal is now made on Mondays, after the sonality being accused of witch- ferent towns in Massachusetts. new studies of the 18,000 court complete. The project required Sunday sermon. She set up files craft, which Norton believes Another man, over 80 years Salem Witchcraft cases, Norton the removal of 55 frees, mostly for each of the accusers so that started the skepticism of the tri- old, was pressed to death under Crisis. Her own was looking for along Wooster Street. every bit of information she als. heavy stones for refusing to sub- ancestor, Ann lulu Difranco BG New a way to com- Motorists on Mercer Road found on an accuser was in her "George Burroughs was the mit to a trial on witchcraft Bradbury, was one MARYBETH NORTON Pare the events south of Poe Road may of the trials. computer files. charges. of the accused encounter lane closures and brief "I wanted to see the contrast But Norton didn't focus her Everyone is familiar with the witches who was set free when delays during storm sewer instal- her husband bribed a jailer. to what happened," she said. "So research on just women accused WITCH, PAGE 2 tale's history. lation work this week.

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EagigEM&to 2 Monday. April 5.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Mom's insanity plea accepted By Lisa Falkenberg maimed in his crib, laney, 39, lurors deliberated about seven tear. of knowing right from wrong dur- "It was graphic, it was horrific IHE «SS0CI*1CD PRESS would have received an automat- hours before reaching their ver- "There was no crying," said ing the killings — the standard in and it was brutal," prosecutor l'VI I 11, lexas A woman ic life sentence had she been con- dict in the deaths of 8-year-old Tonda Curry, one of Laney's Texas for insanity. Matt Bingham told the jury. who claimed God ordered her lo victed of capital murder. loshua and 6-year-old hike, and lawyers. "She was insane. There is Psychiatrists testified that Bingham pounded his fist in bash in the heads of her sons was limey broke into tears as the the beating of no other answer." laney believed she was divinely his hand as he recounted ioshua's acquitted of all charges by reason verdict was read. Her husband. Aaron. "It was graphic, it All five mental chosen by God — just as Mary killing: "He got strike after strike of insanity Saturday after a (my Keith I ancy, sat solemnly with his Defense was horrific and it health experts was chosen to bear Christ — to after strike on his head to the determined she did not know- head down. A few jurors cried attorneys consulted in the kill her children as a test of faith point that his brains were coming right from wrong during the and struggled to maintain Uieir argued that was brutal." case, including and th"n serve as a witness after out of his head like liquid." killings. composure. insanity was two for the pros- the world ended. Prosecutors said that even if A jury found that Dcanna State law allows laney to be the only reason MATf BINGHAM, PROSECUTOR ecution and one In closing arguments earlier Lane)' lielieved she was doing Laney was legally insane May 9 committed to a maximum secu- why a deeply religious mother for the judge, concluded that a Saturday, prosecutors portrayed right by God, she had to have when she killed her two older rity state hospital. Medical evalu- who homeschooled her children severe mental illness caused the killings last Mother's Day known she was doing wrong by sons, ages 6 and 8. in the front ations will dictate when she will would kill two of them and maim Laney to have psychotic delu- weekend as deceptively planned state law. I ler first call, they point- yard and left the youngest, now 2, be released. another without so much as a sions that rendered her incapable and coldly executed. ed out, was to 911 to summon authorities. Researcher: TV may increase ADD in young By Undsey Tanner problems at age 7. at Children's Hospital and on whether the youngsters were THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The findings bolster previous Regional Medical Center in diagnksed with attention deficit CHICAGO —Veryyoung chil- research showing that television Seattle. disorders but the number of war a factor dren who watch television face can shorten attention spans and The study, appearing in the children whose parents rated an increased risk of attention support American Academy of April issue of Pediatrics, involved them as having attention prob- deficit problems by school age, a Pediatrics recommendations 1,345 children who participated lems — 10 percent — is similar the Salem Witchcraft Crisis was a WITCH. FROM PAGE 1 study has found, suggesting that that youngsters under age 2 not in government-sponsored to the prevalence in the general way for people to blame the wars IV might overstimuJate and per- watch television. national health surveys. Their population, Christakis said. highest status man that was con- of the time on the devil. manently "rewire" the develop- "The truth is there are lots of parents were questioned about Problems included difficulty victed." she said. "I thought "Many of the accused had ing brain. reasons for children not to the children's TV viewing habits concentrating, acting restless Burroughs would background in King Philips War For every hour of television watch television. Other studies and rated their behavior at age 7 and impulsive and being easily be important 'To blame the war, and the Indian watched daily, two groups of have shown it to be associated on a scale similar to measures contused. because I read in war," she said. children — aged 1 and 3 — with obesity and aggressive- used in diagnosing attention letters that peo- to believe that the "Most of the faced a 10 percent increased ness" too, said lead author Dr. deficit disorders. TELEVISION. PAGE 12 ple thought he devil was behind women were risk of having attention Dimitri Christakis, a researcher The researchers lacked data was a great heal- from promi- er. He was their the war was such nent families leader." an appealing that had their Seeking homes and answers to answer for them." family wiped understand why out on the New Salem was differ- MARYBETH NORTON Lngland fron- ent and why the tier. All of their Prayer pointed a new way for coach accusations spiraled out of con- relatives were killed and many of them became servants in Salem. McCartney's hiringasacoachat live a more religious life, but Keepers meeting. trol. Norton tried not to identify MCCARTNEY, FROM PAGE 1 with the accused as she poured They played this out in the court- the University of Colorado, admits that he still is working on "It was one of the most pro- rooms of Salem in 1692." where he was named National modifying how he lives. found things I've ever done in over court documents. "As a result of praying, I got an "I put myself in the shoes of the According to Norton, it was Coach of the Year in 1989. "I'm not there yet, but I'm my life," Brandon said. easy to buy into a universal idea idea... to play with six defensive changing" he said. McCartney was brought to judges and the accusers," she backs." McCartney said. "Sure McCartney resigned from said "They are the actors. They of witchcraft coaching in 1995, because he Before introducing campus by falcon football and "To blame the war. to believe enough, that Saturday, Purdue the Northwest Ohio chapter of were making the decisions. I couldn't even make a first wanted to devote more time to McCartney, University football wanted to know what their moti- that the devil was behind the war his wife, family and religion. coach Gregg Brandon spoke of the fellowship of Christian was such an appealing answer for down." vations were." This win resulted in Since then, he has continued to his own experience at a Promise Athletes, Norton began to believe that them," she said. Chances that an American live s within 50 miles of where they grew ujp: -1 in 2-

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which is enforced anytime ridiculous case of paranoia as a PEOPLE MATT someone sees anyone going result of marijuana — without sidekick selection SUSSMAN through a mid-life crisis. even huffing it. ON THE STREET 1 have even seen a "Benz Bite," Police in Carlsbad, Calif, raid- Assl. Opinion Editor anil I wasn't even in the car with ed the Dagy family's house on What is your Kerry is obviously an intelligent Mike Tyson. suspicion of growing cannabis dream car? ZACH and eloquent person, but his There are a lot of parents out Any yellow car also results in inside their own home. What HERMAN rambling, circular speaking style was their lead? Their outrageous- leaves many voters cold. there who want to protect their fisticuffs. In fact, a yellow Beetle Opinion Columnist children from the horrors of sex, is worth two punches. I'm not ly high electric bill. & To offset that debit, Kerry violence and drugs. They suffer making these up — these arc the Traditionally, high electric bills should search for a potential from what I call "Holden niles as written by teenage giris indicate that indoor heating Now that Massachusetts veep with a direct, conversa- Caulfidd Syndrome." everywhere. lamps are used to grow wacky Senator lohn Kerry has secured tional style, someone who con- Members of the FCC, no There is no documented game weed. The police also noticed the Democratic presidential nects with the working-class doubt some of which arc par- thai involves a Pontiac Aztek, but the Dagys putting their trash out nomination, the most interest- voter that helped build the ents, are attempting to protect if I had my way, I would punch almost right before the garbage ing competition of the election Democratic Party. North our nation's youth by ridding the the driver of that Aztek because men picked it up. season begins The race for the Carolina senator lohn Edwards airwaves of sex and violence. those cars arc hideous So the police obtained a vice presidency is on. would fill this void nicely, The selection of a VP candi- although there is some question Will this work? I think not, Transitioning this column search warrant, and raided the SCOn BRANDT because I know of a more sexual from sex to violence will work house. They found nothing— date is the most important deci- about whether Kerry is warm to and violent entity — the auto- well when I mention the the house was clean of the green. FRESHMAN, MARKETING sion Kerry will make in the next the idea of adding his toughest motive industry. Yes, the makers "Woody." Calling a "Woody" The Dagys, a family of five, has seven months. More than any primary season opponent to the of cars are promoting sexual means that one has seen a car three computers constantly run- "The '54 Ferrari from other factor, Kerry's choice of ticket. behavior and violent acts with fake wood paneling. Doing ning — along with four ceiling 'Ferris Bueller's Day ninning mate has the potential Kerry also carries a reputation towards our fellow man. What's this enables one to punch your fans They also have two to three to reconfigure the race and bol- for weakness in matters of my reasoning? friend, but it also invokes those loads of laundry and run the or ster the senator's chances national security. Much of the My evidence points in the giggles from junior high school dishwasher every day. against incumbent menace evidence used by Team Bush to general direction of the Punch days of yore. This example cites the obses- George W. Bush. foster this perception is shaky, Buggy game. To this day, erections are still sion the government has with A wise selection generates but the label has stuck regard- We've all played it, even if you funny, but as of late, the com- keeping drugs out of our chil- momentum and energizes vot- less. didn't want to play it. When mercials for Cialis set a new dren's hands, which has gotten ers, giving Kerry the advantage The senator wisely has tried you're riding in a car, if you hap- precedent by saying that four- out of hand, in my opinion. of a fresh-faced, inspiring side- to shift the focus of this election pen to see a Volkswagen Beetle hour erections are even funnier. Don't they know that without kick — an edge unavailable to onto domestic policy, but with (Bug) on the road, you are to say Kids breach the sexual taboo mind-altering drugs, Taco Bell the incumbent. A poor choice the job market improving ter- "Punch Buggy!" then the color of by playing the padiddle game. would go out of business? leaves Kerry scrambling to com- rorism will likely be foremost on the car, and punch the adjacent Any car with one headlight out is Hey grown-ups, you can't keep pensate for an albatross on the voters' minds come November. passenger. known as a "padiddle," and any drugs out of teenagers' grasp — bonom half of a ticket ili.it To compete with Bush, who Some would call it a harmless car with one taillight out is or anyone for that matter. CRAIG CUTRIGHT already has glaring weaknesses. pitches national security as his game, but it can turn friend on known as a "padunkle." Any car You can't stop us from learning FRESHMAN, ART To present a serious challenge biggest strength, Kerry will need friend. If a jewel-encrusted nip- with two headlights out driving about boobies, and you can't to Bush, Kerry must choose a a ninning mate with a mastery ple at the Super Bowl halftimc in the wrong lane with its blinker prevent violence in our country, 7 like my '88 Honda, candidate that counteracts his of foreign policy issues. Former show is indecent, then punching on is known as a "Grandma or even the bloodshed we cause five-speed." weaknesses. This is exactly what presidential candidate Wesley people whenever one sees a car Eunice." overseas. die president accomplished in Clark or, ideally, Arizona Senator might be considered too graphic (idling a "padiddle" or But, instead of scolding us, 2000 with his selection of John McCain would make a for children. "padunkle" means that someone learn how to cater to our Beltway veteran Dick Cheney. strong counterpart for Kerry Sure, 1 could rant about how has to take off an article of cloth- demands. Widely viewed as unintelli- here. Volkswagen is one of the instiga- ing It's like strip poker without By the way, I just looked out gent and inexperienced, Bush Kerry also must overcome the tors of violence in America, but the hassle of using playing cards! the window and saw a silver VW tabbed a si nan, lifelong politi- perception that senators are ill it's not just the Bugs that lead to Our children embrace these Bug wiili a broken headlight. cian who served four presi- equipped for the responsibilities slugs. games. Is the government crack- Please take off your shin. dents. Derided for his lack of of the presidency. Senators The PT Cniiser, manufactured ing down on these gory car foreign policy expertise, he have a notoriously poor record by Chrysler, can also be the focal games? Absolutely not. Instead, To tell Malt just how inept a picked a former defense secre- as presidential candidates, pre- point of a punching car game, what are they after? Why, drugs, writer he is. you can reach him at tary who played a vital role in sumably because they lack the known as "Cruiser Bniiser." of course. And leave it to [email protected]. EMILY SHILLING the success of Desert Stonn. administrative experience of a There is the "Porsche Pinch," California to show us the most Considered remarkably governor or top military man. FRESHMAN, DIETETICS healthy, he chose a man with Choosing New Mexico governor chronic bean problems. (Okay, Bill Richardson as veep should "My '97 blue Pontiac so that might have been a bad assure reluctant voters that a Trans-Am. I named move.) Kerry administration can han- it Blue." Conversely, Democratic nom- dle the minutiae of presidential inee Al Gore chose Connecticut politics. senator loseph Lieberman, a Kerry is a deeply flawed can- political doppelganger. didate, but he is experienced Unfortunately, for a party in and polished and has a real need of a post-Clinton spark, chance to defeat Bush in both men were dreadfully bor- November. ing policy wonks with little tal- If he chooses a vice presiden- ent for oratory or inspiration. tial candidate that compliments While other, lamentable fac- him, he could fulfill the fan- tors played a role in that ticket's tasies of many angry Democrats defeat, Gore/IJeberman lost in and make our current president VIRGINIA PEASE large part because they could a second-generation one-ter- not make people care. mer. FRESHMAN, AVIATION To avoid a similar fate, Kerry "My friend's '70 green must recognize his flaws and choose a running mate who fills E-mailZach with comments Chevelle." in the gaps in his candidacy. 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states assertions, with no evi- So I would ask that Meinhold dence or argument. He states: "It write and clarify himself. That he Be wary of the is infuriating to me that any actually state the reasons he LETTERS TO THE EDITOR group on campus would willing- believes Promise Keepers is sex- poetry website ly fund an evening of sexist ist, that he state the reasons that rhetoric from... one of the most he believes Bill McCartney is an scam artists have had more than two cen- I have lost all respect for our misogynistic organizations in infamous sexist, and so forth for Football team turies of training in being a slave head football coach and am curi- recent history." Instead of telling all of his assertions. I was more than a bit of man. It can be added as a ous as to whether the University us what sexist rhetoric is present, Until then, there can be no bemused to find that the BG had no right to long-term qualification to pre- will look into why he is spending or why PK is one of the most discussion, no debate and only News ran an unquestioning pare them to be a fine slave of my tuition money to promote misogynistic organizations in assertions flying back and forth. piece on poetry.com's annual sponsor event C-od or to rule as a king." religion and hate. I ask that recent history, he simply leaves "poetry contest" I've taught in The Promise Keepers have Brandon responds to me with us to guess. managed to creep into main- Creative Writing here for five After reading John Meinhold's some answers. Meinhold also states that MICHAEL EDWARDS vearsand haw long warned stu- stream Christianity. They have letter to the editor in the IK; $237.17 of my tuition money "Anyone who is aware of current STUDENT dents away from this company, News, I too was shocked and held massive demonstrations, goes to athletic teams. This is events and/or popular culture which runs a fairly basic scam. intrigued that the BGSU Falcon filled stadiums for rallies and is already an insane amount when should be aware of who the It works like this: The ads for 11 ii ii kill team was supporting probably one of the strongest only $18.24 goes to the Student Promise Keepers are and their The Promise the "contest" generate hundreds and sponsoring Bill McCartney, radical, right-wing religious orga- Budget Committee for campus of poems from people who mis- nizations. archaic views on women's founder of the Promise Keepers, organizations. It is unfortunate rights." Meinhold states none of takenly believe this is "the path an all-male, religious-right orga- I was very interested in the fact that so much financial prefer- Keepers do not that this group's founder was these "archaic views," while to literary stardom." Nothing nization that is well known for ence is given to athletics. could be further from the truth. speaking at BGSU, so 1 decided implying that ideas can be con- being sexist, anti-gay and racist. I lowever, now, part of diis sidered false simply because they promote hate Kvcryone who enters has their The Promise Keepers openly to attend Friday's event. At the money is going to preach reli- work printed in a giant, vanity- event, I was probably one of few are old. I would suggest that Promise Keepers was recently ask for their wives to "submit" to gion, sexism, heterosexism, ideas need to IK- refuted before press edition. You don't get a free not on the football team nor a racism and hate. called "one of the most misogy- their husbands. They want men they can be considered false. nistk organizations in recent his- copy. It costs plenty, but the to take their role back. As coach. Before McCartney spoke, Thank you, Gregg Brandon. entrants aren't told this until it's head football coach Gregg Merc age does not make some- tory" and was compared to the Promise Keeper Tony livans has thing false. tcx> late. Brandon gave the Promise KYLE GEBHART Ku Klux Klan by lohn Meinhold. stated, "1 am not suggesting that Meinhold later states "The Mr. Meinhold also calls die views Poetic "success," whatever else you ask for your role back. I am Keepers founder a warm intro- STUDENT it may be, has nothing to do with duction. idea that the University... would of Promise Keepers "hate urging you to take it back. There willingly give money to an infa- speech" and states that the scam operators like this. If you This whole time. I am trying to want to know the interior work- can be no compromise here." understand why BGSU's football mous sexist is both shocking and University is sponsoring "bigots." This sexist rhetoric is not Meinhold fails appalling." I will assume he is Mr. Meinhold's opinion column ings of (reaQVe Writing, your team would sponsor such an best bet is to take one of the exclusive to the home, but yet event. Here are the problems speaking of Bill McCartney, for was full of rhetoric, but offers no the Promise Keepers aim to take to use evidence he does not state who the "infa- gateway courses we offer. with it. evidence to support it. We emphasize technique and a larger role in politics and soci- First, it's illegal. The state- mous sexist" is who we all appar- I attended a Promise Keepers ety. As Promise Keepers Leader in his letter ently know is sexist. Perhaps he convention a few years ago and the nuts-and-bolts of the busi- funded University football team ness. The real work of writing Raleigh Washington states, should not l>e sponsoring reli- is so infamous that we need not there was neither hate speech "There is no way this group can I am writing in response to say his name? isn't easy for anyone who wants gious speakers of any kind. It's a nor bigotry spoken or (aught at to write well, ll shouldn't lx'. restrict itself when it comes to violation of the separation of John Meinhold's opinion letter I would like to suggest that if this conference; actually, it was public policy We are producing from the April 2nd, 2004 issue of you are reading this paper and University students should be church and state. Sure, the team the complete opposite, iTiey told in no uncertain terms that if leaders in this organization. can claim that, Bill McCartney the BG News. I find his letter thinking of an issue and want to preached about how a man is to They will enter the political frustrating and it exemplifies a write about it, please research ill they send their money to poet- was a football coach, so it is foot- be respectful to women, how to ry.com — or any of its faux com- sphere." ball-related. But I was there. problem I sec occasionally in this Please provide in your column be the caretaker of the family Bill McCartney himself is a paper. I will call it "argument by evidence for your assertions. petitions — they're victims of an There was a lot more religious and how to foster a loving, godly obvious scam. strong proponent in the anti-gay rhetoric than football talk. assertion." My reply is partly to Simply stating things as fact is household. Men simply joined movement. I le played a key role Second, the football team critique his letter, but also partly meaningless. together to worship God and to in passing Colorado's anti-gay to respond to the issue. Personally, I have been to a JOHN WYLAM should not be encouraging sex- learned how to be leaders. INSTRUCTOR and anti-lesbian Amendment 2, ism, homophobia and racism. In his letter, Meinhold express- Promise Keepers conference I believe that Mr. Meinhold's which was later declared uncon- This seems obvious For a es frustrations with University before. The strongest impression main problem with Promise stitutional by the Supreme Court healthy society, we need a lot less funding of a specifically 1 received from it was that I Keepers is that they promote the because it was such an attack on of these kinds of attitudes, espe- Christian conference — Promise should live with integrity and traditional family and that does civil rights. McCartney has said cially from athletes who serve as Keepers. That's all well and good treat women with respect, while not fall in line with his personal Monday's that homosexuality is "an abomi- role models for many. Public funding of a religious also being aware of negative agenda, liven with all of the "for- Joke of the Day nation of Almighty God." It seems that football coach organization is something that images in our culture that are ward thinking' that lului Tlie Promise Keepers is also a Gregg Brandon has over-stepped needs to be examined and dis- demeaning to women, be it Meinhold has, he has forgotten racist organization. As his boundaries. He should coach cussed. Meinhold also attacks advertising, pornography, etc. I to tolerate people that hold opin- Q: What did one ocean Wellington Booneof the Promise football, not teach his players the group — Promise Keepers — do not see respecting women as ions that do not fall in line with say to the other? Keepers has stated "the black any form of religion or why they itself. exactly the most misogynistic his community must stop criticizing need to be dominating in their However, in expressing his value I've ever heard. I was Uncle Tom and in fact should relationships with wom-n. This concern for the funding and his encouraged to value women. It A: Nothing, they just hold him up as a role model." only leads to more sent disdain for the organization was a positive impact on me and BRENTBUCHER waved. Boone has also stated "Blacks assaults, violence and hate. being funded, Meinhold merely many people I know who went. STUDENT Do you know a student graduating in May who would make an interesting feature for The BG News? If so, send us an e-mail of 100 words or less about the candidate at: [email protected] And don't forget to give us your contact information. HURRY IN AND SIGN 7 ?------> preferred Properties Co. www.PrelerredPropertiesCo com YOUR LEASE TODAY! 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Equal Opportunity Employer "Pfogratn guidelines apply K THIS WEEK IN TITLE GAME SET: GEORGIA TECH, UCONN TO BATTLE; HEWITT PROVES HE BELONGS; PAGE 8. Wi SPORTS Football MONDAY Saturday April 5, Falcon football team, coming ' off its Motor City Bowl 2004 Championship, hosts annual spring game after spring work- outs. www.bgnews.com/sports Softball BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Friday, Saturday Falcons host MAC West rival Western Michigan in three- game series. Baseball Tomorrow, Wednesday, Friday-Sunday Coach Danny Schmitz and his Indians trade Bradley squad host Wayne State and Detroit and then head to By Dan Gelston minors. season, sent outfielder Franklin helmet and hat in the direction Buffalo for four-game set. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bradley was expected to start Gutierrez to Cleveland. He was of plate umpire Bruce PHILADEI.PI IIA — Desperate in center field today when las the Dodgers' minor league play- Irocmming. Women's track to score runs and willing to take Angeles opened at home against er of the year in 2003. Indians ( ;M Mark Shapiro and Wednesday-Saturday a chance, the l.os Angeles San Diego. Bradley hit .321 with 10 Bradley talked yesterday and Dodgers got troubled outfielder "I think Milton's gotten a bad homers and 56 RBIs and stole a Women head to Knoxville. wished each other well. Shapiro Milton Bradley from the rap to this point.'' Dodgers gen- team-leading 17 bases. I le did it Tenn. for the Scaray Relays. said he did not ask for an apolo- Cleveland Indians in a trade yes- eral manager Paul DePodesta while missing the final six weeks gy, nor did Bradley offer one. Women's golf terday for a minor leaguer and a said. "I actually talked to him this because of a lower back injury. In "The majority of his time here player to be named. morning and he said that this •=»% all, he was sidelined for 61 games he was a good teammate and a Sunday-Apr. 12 The deal capixtl a tumultuous was the best thing he could have because of injuries. good member of our organiza- The women head to week for the Indians' cleanup possibly hoped for." Along with going on the dis- tion," Shapiro said, "Then were Kalamazoo and the Bronco hitter. He was pulled from an Said Indians manager Eric abled list four times in two sea- moments in time that he com- Invitational. exhibition game Wednesday by Wedge: "It's disappointing it did- los Angeles Milton Bradley sons, Bradley has had Other promised the standards and Men's golf manager Eric Wedge for failing to n't work out here." said before an exhibition game problems. Last year, he had run- expectations that we communi- run out a pop fly that dropped, "We feel like we have to handle against the Phillies. ins with Dodgers catcher Paul I JJ The Dodgers, whose 574 nins Friday-Saturday barred from training camp the this thing appropriately and Duca and Yankees first baseman BRADLEY. PAGE 9 BCi travels to lluntinglon for next day and later sent to the that's what we're trying to do," he were the fewest in the majors last lason Giambi and also threw his the Marshall Invitational. Women's tennis Friday, Saturday BCi hosts Miami and Marshall MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL OPENING DAY in MAC matchups.

BG NEWS Snow greets BRIEFING Popovich 12th at Reds, Cubs Regional THE BG NEHS By Joe Kay MLB OPENING DAY Bowling Green's Melissa THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SLATE Popovich, the Mid-American CINCINNATI — Dusty Baker Conference Gymnast of the was bundled in two jackets, a Detroit @ Toronto Year, placed 12th in the all- stocking cap and batting gloves Chicago Cubs & Cincinnati around event Friday at the as he left the shelter of the club- Chicago White Sox @ KC Mike MeUjer BG News NCAA Central Region champi- house tunnel and stepped into Philadelphia @ Pittsburgh RETURNING: BG's Andrea onships in Baton Rouge, La. the wind-swept visitors dugout. San Diego @ Los Angeles Meister returns a ball Saturday For the ninth time this sea- Milwaukee @ St Louis "Ain't too bad out here!" he against Northern Illinois. son, Popovich posted a score declared, chomping down on San Francisco @ Houston above 39, including scores of his toothpick. Cleveland @ Minnesota 9.75 on the vault, 9.75 on the On that matter, the Chicago Texas @ Oakland BG tennis bars, 9.625 on the beam and Cubs manager was in a tiny 9.825 on the floor. minority. Reds' season. Former President Popovich failed to qualify for The Cubs and the Cincinnati George Bush threw a first pitch team falls the National Championship Reds worked out in wintry con- before the ballpark's inaugural after placing fourth among five ditions at Great American Ball game last year. individual competitors in the Park yesterday, a day before Reds owner Carl Lindner to Broncos, meet. their season opener. supports the Bush-Cheney tick- Temperatures were barely et. One of his sons hosted a Women's track above freezing a stinging north campaign fund-raiser last Huskies wind turned noses red, and September in suburban dominates Beaver flakes no bigger than a grain of BylaymeRamson Cincinnati that raised approxi- SPOUTS EDITOR beach sand floated in the air. mately SI.7 million. Invitational "Is that snow?" Cubs special The Bowling Green tennis THE BG NEWS The Reds urged fans to arrive team lost two critical Mid- assistant Gary Hughes asked. early on today because of With 14 first-place finishes, Indeed, it was — another American Conference matches the Bowling Green women's tougher security. Secret Service by scores of 7-0 Friday and unmistakable sign that opening agents toured the ballpark dur- track team blew away the field Saturday. day was at hand. ing the workouts yesterday and at the Beaver Invitational The city's notoriously fickle The Falcons' match against Saturday, out-distancing sec- met with team officials Western Michigan (9-8,3-2) was April weather is expected to Once lidle throws the first ond-place Ferris State by over moderate a little by the time moved indoors because of bad 200 points with a total of 337. pitch, the focus will be on two weather, but Bowling Green lost Cory Lidle takes the mound teams that had an offseason to Alicia Taylor ran well again, all three doubles matches and today in front of a crowd that stew about failures. winning both the 100-meter boughtout the42,000-seat ball- the six singles matches to a dash and the 100-meter hur- Chicago had five months to strong Western team. park in only 16 minutes. think about how it came within dles, while teammate Valerie Lisa Maloney teamed up with lidle, who lost 15 games last outs of its first World Series Holland was second in the 100 season for Toronto, has never lessica lohnson at No. 1 singles and first in the 200. appearance since 1945, then where they played the closest pitched a season opener and collapsed. The Cubs added Other winners for the has little firsthand knowledge of match of the day. but fell 9-7 to Falcons were Aniber Walker Greg Maddux in the offseason, Frederika Girsang and Valeria the special place it holds in improving their chances for a (400m), Kim Settle (800m), Stoilova Cincinnati's heart. second straight Nl, Central title. Melissa Krueger (1,500m), "lust what I 've heard," he said Despite the loss, Maloney and Erica Wilson (high jump, long They're not at full strength at BG coach Penny Dean felt the yesterday, "lust the simple fact the outset. Right-hander Mark jump), Veronica Vance (triple matches were close and well that the vice president is going Prior isn't expected to pitch jump), Kerri McClung (shot fought. to be here gives you that feeling until May because of inflam- AlBerirmanAPPtiotos put) and Audi Bunko (javelin). "IFridayl at one point I looked it's special." mation in his Achilles' tendon Additionally, freshman Liz SNOW?: Top, Kerty Wood, the projected starter for today's Reds- down the courts, and I thought Vice President Dick Cheney and a stiff elbow. Kerry Wood Honegger, a standout basket- that we were going to win every plans to throw a ceremonial will start his second straight Cubs Opening Day matchup, prepares to take batting practice. ball player for Cult Miller's first pitch, the second consecu- Above, Sammy Sosa works out in the snow in Cincinnati as the single match because it looked team, won the discus and was tive year that a prominent team prepares tor today's opener. TENNIS FALLS, PAGE 8 second in the shot put. Republican has opened the OPENING DAY, PAGE 8

Chippewas take two BG NEWS BRIEFING of three from Falcons BG Softball beats IPFW, falls twice to IU B1.0OMINGT0N, Ind. — Bowling Green's Ashley Zirkle and By Elliott Schreiner games from BG. Gina Rango homered and Iindsay Heimrich pitched a four-hitter ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The weekend left Central sit- against IPFW Saturday to give the Bowling Green Softball team The Bowling Green baseball ting at 12-13 overall and 2-1 in their only win of the weekend, 7-1. team knew one thing coming into Mid-American Conference play The Mastadons took the second game, 2-0, to get a split in the their three weekend games with while dropping the Falcons to 12- non-conference doubleheader. Central Michigan: The 6 overall and 3-3 in the MAC Yesterday Bowling Green rallied in both games of a double- (.hippewas come to hit the ball. The weekend's opener, which header against Indiana, but the Hoosiers held the Falcons off, Central came into the weekend was played on Friday, was all winning 6-4 and 4-2 at the IU Softball Field. hitting a .309; a mark that only Central. BCi freshman leanine Baca had five hits in the doubleheader, three Falcons are hitting individu- The game featured both teams while Kristen Anderson had two RBI in game one and Lindsay ally this season. aces, BG's Tyler Saneholtz and Mike MeUjer File Photo Bi, lew The Chippewas backed up Heimrich had two RBI in the second game. Indiana improved to 23-18 while the Falcons dropped to 13-19. WAITING: BG's Andy Hudak takes a cut against Ball State last their reputation by pounding out BASEBALL PAGE 8 weekend. BG lost two of three to CMU this weekend. 37 runs and taking two of three GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS ■■ft 8 Monday. April 5.2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Doubters of Hewitt Bynuirfs shot lifts GT By Ben Walker Now coach Paul Hewitt and After Lucas' tying shot, the proven THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his third-seeded Jackets will play Jackets called timeout. They SAN ANTONIO — In an for the title tonight against worked the ball around to NCAA tournament full of late Connecticut, a 79-78 winner Bynum, who didn't even start. wrong misses. Will Rynum made the over Duke in die other semifinal. He drove down the right side of shot that kept Georgia lech's Tech has already beaten the the lane, double-clutched and surprising run going. Huskies this season. banked home the winner over JIM Bynum sent the Yellow Jackets "Never throughout dlis entire the outstretched arms of Ivan LITKE further than they'"' ever gone, tournament run, in any of the McFarlin. AP Sports putting them into the champi- five games, did I see doubt in • "This is die biggest shot I've Columnist onship game by shaking loose their eyes," Hewitt said. ever taken in my life," Bynum for a layup with 1.5 seconds left licked to finish a lowly sev- said. "I didn't feel any pressure. SAN ANTONIO—Win close to beat Oklahoma State 67-65 enth in the Atlantic Coast The only pressure I felt was one after close one, the way Saturday. Conference, the Jackets got off to going into the locker room with (ieorgia Tech's Yellow Jackets Not bad for a team that was a great start before their team of me missing it." have done in live straight NC\A hardly expected to do anything unknowns stumbled a bit in fin- Lucas, the star of Oklahoma tournament thrillers, and people this season. ishing the regular season at 22-8. State's thrilling win over Saint are hound to question whether "Everybody thinks we're And surrounded by big names Joseph's in the regional final, you really belong. underdtigs except for the people like Mike Krzyzewski, Jim threw up an airball from practi- No matter. in this locker room. I think dial's Galhoun and Oklahoma State cally the other end of the court at Their coach, Paul I levvitt, has all that matters anyway," lech coach Eddie Sutton at this Final the buzzer. known that feeling all season. guard larrett Jack said. Four, it was if the Yellow Jackets When it was over, the Jackets He brought Georgia Tech to The Cowboys trailed most ol didn't even belong. They hadn't mobbed Bynum. One of his Madison Square Garden last fall the game before lohn Lucas been here in a while, making longest and closest friends, for the Preseason NIT, saw Texas capped a furious comeback with their only other trip in 1990. Cowboys star guard Tony Allen, leiit's Hobby Knight, Utah's Rick a 3-pointer that tied it at 65 widi "This is something that we even waded into the Tech hud- Majenis and IJConn's Jim J(i.:i seconds left. Hut Hynum, worked for all year. A lot of peo- dle to congratulate his buddy. Galhoun all waiting there and who nearly transferred to ple didn't think we'd get here." "He said. 'You got me this later said: "Everybody was won- ()klahoma State to join a high Tech guard B.I. Elder said. time,"' Bynum said. Horrj Cash AP Photo dering wfio that guy was over in school friend, made certain this l-ider and Jack arc Tech's lead- GAME WINNER: Georgia Tech's Will Bynum goes up for the game- die comer." ing scorers, but they struggled. group of unknowns would stick GEORGIA TECH, PAGE 9 wining shot as Ivan McFarlin (23) tries to defend. Georgia Tech won He was referring to himself. around. And that left it to Bynum. 67-65 to advance to the final game. I lewitt spent his early child- hood in Jamaica, didn't play competitive basketball until the 10th grade, and much of what he learned in his first high school coaching job came from watching videos or attending Okafor capitalizes on clinics featuring the giants of the game. The stars were Eddie Sutton, Mike Krzyzewski and Galhoun. and how's this for a way to cap depleted Duke front line off a season as one of the most underappreciated coaches in the country? No sooner did By Eddie Pells last four minutes, after Duke had almost the entire game, walked Georgia Tech's first four improb- !••• ASSOCIAUO PRESS taken a 75-67 lead. away losers in their first Final able finishes land them a spot in SAN ANTONIO—With a stun- "Nobody was really nervous," Four appearance since 2001, the Final Four than I lewitt real- ning end to a game that looked UConn guard Taliek Brown when they won it all. (jiach Mike ized he'd be sharing the floor lost, Connecticut added another insisted. "We just kind of kept our Krzyzewski lost a tough one, and with Sutton, Krzyzewski and twist to an already impressive heads up and kept going hard. It will have to wait until next year to Galhoun. season. ITie 1 luskies proved they was a real ugly game for us, but go for his 65th all-time NCAA "It's the old question of who can win die close ones, too. we just went to 'Mek' a lot and tournament win, which would tie doesn't belong here and why?" lid by All-American Emeka just rode him down the stretch." him for the record with North I lewitt said with a chuckle. Okafor's darts, ducks and spins, The 6-foot-10 center, who can Carolina's Dean Smith. Hut Saturday night, when UConn scored 12 straight points do a litde of everything, finished "I don't think anything will Tech guard Will liynum drove down the stretch Saturday night with 18 points and seven make this pain go away," Duke the right side and knocked to rally for a 79-78 win over Duke rebounds. guard Sean Dockery said. down a layup with I .f> seconds and moved one game away from In tonight's final, the Huskies Connecticut hadn't been chal- let) to seal the 67-65 win dial the national title. will play (ieorgia Tech, a 67-65 lenged in the tournament at all, sent the Yellow Jackets to the Okafor, who spent almost all of winner over Oklahoma State ear- winning its four games by an final against Connecticut, the Michael ContoyAP Photo the first half on the bench in foul lier yesterday. UConn will go for average of about 17 points, trouble, scored five points, its first championship since 1999, BIG-GAME EMEKA: UCONN's Emeka Okafot celebrates after grabbed three rebounds and shut when it heat Duke. LITKE, PAGE 9 UConn beat Duke, 79-78, in their NCAA Final Four semifinal. down Duke's offense during the The Blue Devils, who led UCONN, PAGE 9

"They didn't pitch like they were capable of pitching. It was just one of those weekends." Sadler Falcons drop DANNY SCHMITZ, BG BASEBALL COACH, ON PITCHERS' STRUGGLES OVER THE WEEKEND holds off two critical Central's bats come alive Kahne By Stephen Hawkins BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 7 inning. The weekend finale didn't IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS That is when BG center- get any better for BG as Central's T.J. Johnson. fielder Eric Lawson decided to Central posted a 15-8 victory FORT WORTH.Texas — Elliott MAC matches Saneholtz has established Sadler took advantage of another take matters into his own to close out the weekend. himself as the Falcons' ace this hard-luck moment for leff TENNIS FALLS, FROM PAGE 7 hands as a run-scoring double And while scoring37 runs in season, coming into the week- Gordon in Texas, then barely in the ninth would prove to be three games may seem like held off rookie Kasey Kahne in an like we were up." Maloney said. end with a razor thin 0.38 the deciding factor in an 11-10 quite an accomplishment for BAA. while lohnson has done exciting finish yesterday. "We ended up losing 7-0, but we BG win. I aw sc in played well all the Chippewas, BG knows Sadler's victory in the were all playing up a spot some magic of his own and game as he finished 3-5 with some of the blame can be owns a win against Notre Samsung/Radio Shack 500—his because Susie's ISchoenbergeri four R.B.I.s and two homers. placed on their shoulders. second career NASCAR Nextel Dame, the fifth ranked team in gone. We played really pretty well. Even though the Falcons "We didn't pitch well at all," Cup win — came by two-hun- Close matches all the way the nation. won, it was the second game Schmitz said. "We didn't play dredths of a second over Kahne, through.'' The Falcons were first to they got a poor outing from particularly good defense and the rookie who has three runner- Bowling Greens No. 4, 5 and 6 strike widi a run in the top of their starting pitcher as Tyler they just outplayed us." up finishes and a third-place singles players played the closest the fifth, but that would prove lohnson managed to make it The Falcons are not a team showing in seven races for Ray matches against Northern to be a small number com- only three innings before F.vernham. Illinois (7-6. 3-21 with Cameron that will get down on them- pared to the seven runs the being pulled. selves as this was just one of "It's unbelievable," said Sadler, Benjamin just a tiebreaker away Chippewas scored in the in his second season for Robert from forcing a third set. Meister at The weekend was the worst many weekend series they will fourth and fifth frames as they thus far for Saneholtz and play this year. Yates Racing. "I've always had a No. 5 and lohnson at No. 6 played coasted to a 12-2 victory. good knack for this track, so a the day's longest matches with lohnson as they combined to I learned a long time ago Central's bats remained hot throw seven innings while giv- that you have weekends like good win is just very, very spe- Meister falling to Kristi Mclntyre for Saturday's showdown as cial." 6-4,7-6(11 -9) and Johnson losing ing up nine runs. this," Schmitz said. "I know they put 10 runs on the board. "They didn't pitch like what this team is capable of." Sadler and Kahne were racing to Daniela Martinex 7-6 (7-5), 2- alone at the front of the field, 6,1-0(11-9). Mike MeBjarBG News Unfortunately for them, the they're capable of pitching," The Falcons will get a Falcons brought their lumber BG head coach Danny chance to work their kinks out with the rookie trying to get back "lessica Johnson at No. 6 and THEY'LL GET SERVED: BG in the lead for the seventh time. Andrea Meister at No. 5, they as well. Schmitz said. "It was just one tomorrow when they host senior Lisa Maloney prepares to The two teams battled to a He led 148 laps, but not the one played really good matches," serve in Saturday's match. of those weekends." Wayne State. that mattered. Dean said. "They'd get ahead and 10-10 tie going into the ninth diey'd maybe close it out. ITiey "1 really thought we played bet- were behind at certain points ter against Western Michigan and they'd fight back. They found than we did against Northern a way to deal with the wind." Illinois even though we lost both The wind was a factor for both 7-0, which Ls discouraging and teams with gusts over 25 mph. disappointing," Dean said. "I'm "The wind is pretty brutal," disappointed about the Northern Cubs look to break curse as 2004 opens Maloney said. "It affects every- Illinois match because I thought thing. You have to move your feet. that even without Susie we'd give OPENING DAY, FROM PAGE 7 ning season and invariably the dislocated his shoulder while opening day for shortstop Barry SomeUmes you're setting up for a them a tough match, and it next year it was always a losing diving for a ball. Larkin, who expects to retire forehand and all of a sudden would be 4-3 one way or the opener today. - season." Griffey strained his right calf after his 19th season with his you're hitting a backhand. You other." Also standing in the way is The Reds have nothing but while running out a grounder hometown team. So far, he has just have to be ready." Bowling Green drops to 9-9 another bit of Cubs history. Last bad memories in their new last Monday, sidelining him for felt no nostalgia about this Dean said increased time prac- overall and 3-3 in conference year, they won their first division home. They lost their first five the last week of spring training. opener. ticing outside will help the play. tide since 1989 and got their first games at Great American Ball Manager Dave Miley expects "It's exciting, but no more Falcons adjust to the wind as the The Falcons host the MAC's playoff series victory in 95 years. Park, including two exhibitions, him to play in the opener, but exciting than any other opening temperatures warm up top team, Marshall this weekend The next hurdle: having back-to- and 93 overall in the inaugural will wait to see how he feels this day," Larkin said yesterday. "I'm Despite playing without No. 1 and play host to Miami as well. back winning seasons for the season. morning before committing to just getting ready and trying to singles and doubles player Susie The Miami match is slated for 1 first time since 1971-72. Sammy Sosa gave the place its him. go out and have a good season. Schoenberger, who is p.m. Friday with the Marshall "That's unbelievable," Baker first historic moment by hitting "We'll have a better feel for it There's nothing more to it than Washington DC, Dean thought match at 1 p.m. Saturday. Both said. "That seems almost impos- his 500th career homer on April then," Miley said. that." the matches could have been matches will be held at Bowling sible?, how the Cubs had a win- 4. The next day, Ken Griffey Jr. It probably will be the final doser. f Green's Keefc Courts. WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. April 5.2004 9 Bradley given a chance by Los Angeles BRADLEY, FROM PAGE 7 "I le grew up a Dodger fan. he field with Encarnacion and Bradley. tive everyday player. Alex Escobar in center field. dreamed about playing in Shawn Green, with projected "For me, he completely "I think our lineup is certainly In February, Bradley was sen- cated to him, not one lime, but a Dodger blue and I think it's going leadoff man Dave Roberts changes the face of our club. He's set back a little bit by him not tenced to three days in jail for dri- pattern of times." to be a great spot for him," becoming a reserve. an above-average center fielder. being here," Cleveland outfielder ving away from police after being Despite that reputation, Del'odesta said. "I can't imagine a "I've been saying all along that He's also a No. 3 hitter in the line- lody Gout said. "I certainly stopped for speeding. In 2001, Shapiro said 10 teams showed better fit for this club." I don't think the solution lies in up and he's 25," he said. would like to have him hitting Bradley was taken to a hospital by serious interest in Bradley. The Dodgers tried to bolster just one player. But I think if any- Bradley signed a $1.73 million, l)ehind me. It's something we're emergency medical workers after Bradley grew up in Southern their offense in the offseason, get- one is close to doing that, if it's one-year contract in November going to have to adjust to." refusing to leave a restaurant California and lives in the Los ting luan Encarnacion from only one player, then it's probably with the Indians, who were Minus Bradley, the Indians will because he was drunk. Angeles area during the offsea- Florida. Bradley will join an out- this guy," DePodesta said of counting on him to be a produc- probably platoon Coco Crisp and son. Hewitt proves he can coach Duke blows late HIKE, FROM PAGE 8 game. 1 lewitt seemed to some a question was rendered moot. curious choice to restore the lead, bows out "It's great to take this group," program to the heights of the I lewitt paused, catching him- late 1980s and early 1990s, and UCONN, FROM PAGE 8 grazed the rim with a 3-point self, "or have this group take me, not just because perennial ACC attempt that would have tied it, actually." powers Duke, North Carolina That all changed Saturday Okafor got the rebound and Hewitt wasn't just being mod- and Maryland routinely over- Saddled with two fouls in the made a free throw to ice the est. For all the other things he whelm the "name" coaches in first four minutes that sent game. did to get the Yellow Jackets this the rest of the conference. Flis llConn coach |im (lalhoun into a Chris Dublin banked in a 3- pointer at the buzzer to cut the far—they were picked to fin- resume, at that point, could tizzy against the refs, Okafor lan- ished seventh in their own con- only charitably lie called under- guished on the bench for the rest final margin to one. In interviews ference, the tough ACC — he whelming. of the half. I le wound up with no alter the game, Krzyzewski got didn't call the last play. Not real- Sure, Hewitt served his points and one rebound before mad when someone suggested his team collapsed. ly, anyway. Flc did use his final apprenticeships at Southern halftime. timeout with the game tied at California and Villanova. but "It was eating me up inside," "Obviously, you didn't see the game tonight," he said. 65 and 30 seconds left, and was when he arrived at Tech in 2000, Okafor said. "I knew I just could- The win for UConn — the inclined to let Bynum take the his only head-coaching stint n't stay sour-faced for the whole team that seems to have every- last shot. As he stood facing his had come at tiny Siena College. half." thing: versatile guards, four guys kids, mulling over the decision, I le removed some of those Calhoun tried keeping his standing 6-10 or taller and, of someone seconded that emo- doubts by taking a team loaded star's head in the game by telling course, Okafor — might have tion. with seniors to the N( J\A tour- him he might go back in. answered one of the few ques- "1 think Marvin is the one that nament in his first season and "I lied to him," Calhoun con- tions remaining: (jiuld they han- spoke up," I lewitt recalled, earned ACC Coach of the Year MJthaelConroyWPtwto ceded. Duke took advantage, running dle a close game? referring to Marvin U'wis. "I le honors in the bargain. But ALL SMILES: Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt smiles at a news almost as quickly, he struggled the ball and pushing its lead to The answer was an emphatic said, left give the ball to Will on conference at the Final Four yesterday. die top and just live with his the next two seasons while try- double figures early in the second "Yes." And now there's one more decision." ing to rebuild with freshmen "gruesome, gruesome-looking being around each other that half. test to go, a rematch with the I lewitt figured that was the and sophomores, and when this injury." much, and you're truly a family, In the end, though, it was the Yellow Jackets, who beat UConn 77-61 early in the season to knock least he could do since every- season began, it looked to be "When we finally got him up let's see how long we can keep Blue Devils' foul trouble that did thing from his hiring at Tech to more of the same. off the court and in the locker this thing together."' them in. All three of their centers the I luskies from the top spot in the lessons he's taught there has Georgia Tech lost freshman room, Clarence Moore brought Now, I lewitt has his answer — Shelden Williams, Shavlik The Associated Press |x>ll and let the nation know they were legit. been about mist. sensation Chris Bosh to the the whole team together and and it's the last game of the col- Randolph and Nick 1 lorvath — Georgia Tech will need to find He was virtually unknown NBA and Bd Nelson, the ACC said a prayer," Hewitt said. lege season. I lis kids can't do fouled out. Krzyzewski was an answer for UConn guard Ben outside basketball circles in the rookie of the year in 2002, trans- "When we usually break the much better than that. And nei- beside himself, and after one late Gordon, who kept the Huskies Northeast when he was plucked ferred to Connecticut. Then, in huddle, I'd say, Together!' But ther can he, despite all those foul, he yelled at referee Ted within striking range while out of a strong field of con- preseason practice, Theodis from that point forward, the who wondered how someone I Hilary: "You cheated us" (Ikalor languished on the bench. tenders to replace Bobby Tarver dislocated his kneecap, kids have always said, Family!' so young and so self-assured Cheated or not, there was Gordon finished with IH points, Cremins, one of the most recog- which Hewitt chose to remem- "So at the start of the tourna- sneaked into die province of die nobody to contain Okafor at and did just enough to overshad- nizable head coaches in the ber after the semifinal win as a ment, I told them, 'If you enjoy coaching giants. game's end. He gave UConn a 76-75 lead ow a difficult game by his back- with 26 seconds left on a typically court mate, Brown, who had four relentless sequence, missing a points and seven turnovers. shot that bounced around the But the real star was Okafor. rim for a couple seconds, but I le controlled both ends of the grabbing the rebound out of Luol floor over the final 20 minutes. Transfer Bynum hits biggest shot of career IX'tig's hands for an easv stick Another great sequence came back. with about nine minutes left, GEORGIA IECH, FROM PAGE 8 came to the biggest one I failed." Schenscher. Often taunted as Six minutes in, he had already "I just saw this orange object when he launched himself up to The loss ended Sutton's 34th "Big Bird" by opposing fans, die passed his season average of 11 tearing in the air, and it said swat a shot by Deng. UConn got year as a head coach and left him 7-foot-1 Australian gave the points. He scored 15 of Tech's the ball, worked it to Okafor near Bynum started his college Grab me,'" Okafor said. "I still without a championship. Yellow lackets an inside pres- first 29 points, more than the baseline, where he hit a pret- career at Arizona, then wanted grabbed it. spun, saw the rim, This was his third trip to the ence at both ends of the court. enough to offset Elder's injury. ty little 12-footer to cut UConn's to transfer. It came down to thought it would be a good idea Final Four, having last made it in "Everyone calls me The Big Elder was Tech's leading scorer deficit to 59-58. Oklahoma State and Georgia to put it in, and that's what I did." 1995. Fundamental,"' he said. this season, but got hurt early in The game was just wanning Tech. Diike came down and guard "Part of you feels a little bit bad A streak shooter, it was clear St. Louis. I le was held scoreless up, though. "He made a good decision," J.J. Rcdick drove the lane, but for him," Hewitt said. from the start that this was and played only 15 minutes in Duke's Daniel Ewing, one of Sutton said. guess who was there? Okafor, and Tech seemed to be in charge Lewis' day. And with lack strug- those two tournament games, five Blue Devils in double figures, Marvin Ifwis shot the Jackets he stuck a hand in to help break when it scored the first two bas- gling to get going and Elder still and did not score against hit three buckets to keep his team out to an early lead from 3-point up that scoring chance. kets of the second half fora41-30 limping with a sprained ankle, Oklahoma State until hitting the ahead. I he last of the shots, a 3- range and curly-haired center UConn's Ftashad Anderson hit lead. lewis' timing was perfect — and first basket of the second half. I winter with 4:36 left, gave Duke a Luke Schenscher kept them two free throws to push the lead But Lucas rallied theCowboys, unexpected. 73-64 lead. ahead until Lucas' late heroics. to three, and after Redick barely closing them to 53-51 with a pair Lewis scored just one point Schenscher had 19 points and of baskets. and shot 0-for-6 in Tech's last 12 rebounds and lewis had 15, Both teams said this game game, a 79-71 overtime win all on first-half 3-pointers. would come down to tempo, against Kansas in die St. Louis Bynum finished 11. and Georgia Tech controlled it. Regional final. Lucas scored 11 points on 4- Editor The smaller and faster Yellow Showing a shooter's mentality for-14 shooting. Joey Graham lackets buzzed around the ball, — they're bound to go in sooner had 17 points and 10 rebounds running at every opportunity or later—Lewis hit his first three for the second-seeded Cowboys Applications and occasionally slapping on a 3-point tries, missed one, then and Ivan McFarlin had 16. BGSU are now being accepted by the full-court press that forced die backed up a hit a couple more. Bowling Green State University "It's tough because I failed," Cowboys to become sloppy. At one point, an exasperated University Board of Student Publications Lucas said. "All year I've been Tech could afford to gamble Sutton called out to his team, achieving my goals and when it for the following positions: because at every rum, there was "Who's guarding that guy?"

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www.bgnews.com/world MODERATE EARTHQUAKE JOLTS NORTHEASTERN JAPAN A moderate earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 jolted north- eastern ]apan yesterday, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The earthquake was centered about 25 miles under the sea bed off the coast of Ibaraki province, north- east of Tokyo. Japan is one of the world's most earthquake- prone countries. It sits atop the juncture of four tectonic plates. WORLD Rwandans struggle to rebuild after years of genocide By Rodrique Ngowi bananas and beans, Tutsis genocide suspects awaiting trial, INI ASSOCIATED PRESS remain wary of their I lulu neigh- the government decided those CiASl t>\, Rwanda — During the bors, who in turn say they have who confessed and named oth- genocide, Ismail Muhakwa been cut out of power by ers who took part in the blood- marched through his hilltop vil- Kagame. bath would be released and tried lage with a machete, hunting One indication of the lingering by their neighbors in traditional down his Tutsi neighbors. Hbfirst disinisi is marriage habits. Tutsis community courts known as victim was a young man trying to and I luius used to many each "gacaca." cross a river into Burundi. other. Now, says Jacques The government has freed "We killed him on the spot ... llitimana, a 63-year-old Hutu 23,000 suspects and expects using clubs and knives." night watchman, "if a Tutsi 30,000 more will be out by the Muhakwa recalls. woman agreed to marry a Hutu, end of lune. Today, as he awaits trial before her family would refuse to bless The gacaca (pronounced ga- his fellow villagers, he meekly diem." CHA-cha) have the power to goes tmin family to family, asking While Rwandans like impose life imprisonment. But them to forgive him and believe Muhakwa are building bridges to repentant offenders like that he, like his country, has the victims' families, others are Muhakwa. if they can persuade changed. Intimidating and attacking sur- the judges that they have owned The soft-spoken farmer is just vivors to keep them from testify- up to all their crimes, can expect a one example of how Rwanda is ing. substantially reduced sentence, still recovering, 10 years after it "There are many cases of poi- part of it in community service. was ripped apart by genocide soning, killing, harassment and Muhakwa spent six years in and left an abiding stain on die attacks on genocide survivors," prison, confessed and was freed. world's conscience. said Renoir Kaboyi, the executive These days, the 52-year-old Wednesday is the 10th secretary of IBUKA, an associa- father of nine awaits his gacaca Urtrtew Mjow AP Photo anniversary of the beginning of tion of genocide survivors. "The hearing on charges of murder, the systematic slaughter problem is in all corners of the assault and robbery related to AWAITING TRIAL: Ismail Muhakwa, a genocide suspect, left, sits outside the mud-brick house of the unleashed by the I lutu majority country." genocide. When not tending his younger of his two wives as one of his children reads an exercise book. Muhakwa was one of 23.000 on more than 500,000 llitsis and The genocide ended when crops, he visits the homes of suspects released from detention last May after confessing their role in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. politically moderate llutus. For Kagame's Tutsi-led Rwanda genocide survivors. He awaits trial in traditional community courts in which neighbors judge those accused. the next 100 days, victims were Patriotic Front toppled die I lutu Muhakwa said his confession chased into churches, banana extremists. Tutsis now largely "was the first step in the difficult have direatened him because he shattered infrastructure. ity. fields and swamps. They were control the government, econo- process of rebuilding my life." But told authorities about a smuggler All around Kigali, die capital, Ubudehe entails setting poor hacked to death by neighbors, my and army. he never knew the man he mur- in the area who helped uncover gaudy mansions and glass office families up in small businesses shot by soldiers. The country's relative peace dered, and dierefore cannot seek Tutsi hiding places during the towers are going up for a freshly like raising chickens A European The genocide drew unusual and prosperity gave Kagame, a his family's forgiveness. So he genocide. minted elite. Tea and coffee pro- Union fund finances die projects, apologies from President Clinton U.S.- trained officer, a handy vic- does the next best thing — find Muhakwa said he mainly stays duction has returned to pre- and the repaid loans go to other .ii ic i the United Nations for failing tory in last year's first post-geno- reconciliation with his village at home. He avoids bars, fearing genocide levels and gross domes- poor families. It gets wealthy to intervene. Romeo Dallaire, the cide election. neighbors. someone might poison his drink. tic product has doubled to $1.7 Hums and Tutsis to work togeth- Canadian general whose U.N. But in the election campaign, "Tutsis are now my friends," he At least eight genocide sus- billion. er to help the poorer members of peacekeepers had to stand by reports piled up of police threat- said. "They don't look at me with pects have been sentenced to The boom is driven by return- each other's community. helplessly as the slaughter ening opposition supporters, and an evil eye." deadi by a provincial court for ing Tutsi exiles bringing money Rwandans are also welcoming unfolded, went into a suicidal the government-run media Sitting in the dusty living room killing survivors who were to tes- and business know-how. home some of die genocide's per- depression. ITie violence spilled demon i/cd Kagame's I lutu chal- of Specioza Nikabure, two of rify against them, said Desire But the statistics mask a harsh petrators, remnants of the defeat- into neighboring Congo where it lenger. whose sons were murdered, Kayinamura, a prosecutor. A reality. ed Hutu regime who fight on stoked two civil wars. The government's authoritari- Muhakwa said he shared respon- handful of other cases remain More than 60 percent of from bases in Congo. The slaughter wrecked this for- an bent, and die constitutional sibility for the genocide. under investigation, he said. Rwandans live on less than a dol- Assured it was safe to return, mer Belgian colony and left many ban on any word or deed deemed listening intently, a hand on The U.N. tribunal in neighbor- lar a day, and 90 percent depend rebels have begun to trickle wondering how the two commu- to promote ethnicity, stifles the her chin, the head-scarfed 70- ing Tanzania which is trying on fanning, home. nities—8.2 million people growth of democracy, critics say. year-old woman said she hoped alleged masterminds of the geno- "There is a remarkable appear- "We see clearly that the use of a jammed together in a Maryland- "My response to those people such confessions would paint a cide has convicted 18 people, ance of order and stability," said gun is not the best solution," said j sized country—could ever live in is maybe we have to agree on the detailed picture of what hap- imposing prison terms ranging Alison Des Forges of die New Maj. Gen. Paul Rwarakabije, the IX'.'ice. definition of what they call pened. from 10 years to life. Three defen- York-based Human Rights rebels' leader, after returning in Rwanda has made more democracy,'' Kagame said. "I have "Only die killers can tell us die dants have been acquitted. Watch. But the growing gap November. "We can use peaceful progress than most could have lost track of what a standard defi- names of people that went Rwandan officials are fiercely between rich and poor "could means to solve any outstanding imagined, refusing, in the words nition of democracy is." around searching for victims," critical of the tribunal, accusing it eventually pose a very serious issues." of Tutsi President Paul Kagame, Still, the government has Nikabure said. "They saw every- of being inefficient and remote threat to stability," she said in a Or as Janvier Mbamshimana, a "to be held hostage" by grief and worked hard to promote recon- thing because they were in the from the victims. telephone interview from Tutsi genocide survivor, put it: mistrust. ciliation, most notably through killing fields" Economically, Rwanda has Buffalo, N.Y. "Everyone has learned a painful. But even as llutus and Tutsis an unusual experiment in com- Not all the released suspects rebounded remarkably. It has pri- A traditional economic lesson from the past. The desire farm the terraced hillsides munity justice. have had a change of heart. vatized key industries and, with arrangement called ubudehe is for peace is the common bond together, growing potatoes, Last year, with 115,000 jailed Muhakwa said some people ample foreign aid, is rebuilding being touted as a road to prosper- for the majority of Rwandans." 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