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TRUTHFUL?: LIGHT SHOWERS Alomar claims the HIGH: 48 l LOW 38 Indians lied to him; PAGE www.bgnews.com 10 independent student press VOLUME S3 ISSUE 33 Eating disorders remain struggle
By Will E Sanders Student Health .Service and the passion for having an eating dis- Funt said. "The number of people The most common types of Remember not to nag a person THE BG MEWS Wellness Connection, to bring order. She also talked about how with eating disorders or border- eating disorders are anorexia and with an eating disorder out ol luliet Funt has dealt with an awareness to the campus about to understand and deal with eat- line conditions is triple the num- bulimia, but over-eating is also love or concern. eating disorder throughout her how devastating eating disorders ing disorders. ber of people living with AIDS." considered a problem. "If you have discussed the life, and she recently lectured to can be. She talked about some statis- Funt struggled with an eating Funt started speaking to problem with them before, they 400 students here at the The lecture that Funt present- tics, what to do to help a friend disorder for 20 years before she University students about five know you care," Funt said. "It is University to provide them with ed was titled "It's Not About who has an eating disorder, and finally went into a recovery pro- years ago because eating disor- now up to them to initiate the the information they need to Food." The general focus was on how people can individually help gram. ders are a crisis in the University change in their life, and all you know about eating disorders. how to help people understand themselves. "It was an ongoing project, and community. can do is love them while they get Funt's lecture was one of many the psychological basis of an eat- "There are one million men it is always an issue you always There are many ways to help a ready." programs run by the Office of ing disorder and to help them and seven million women who have to keep your eyes on," she friend or loved one who has an Residence Life, along with the approach themselves with com- suffer from eating disorders," said. eating disorder. DISORDERS, PAGE 2
'Simpsons' provides CRUNCH TIME spiritual Falcons open MAC Tournament against Akron fodder Rubber McLeod By Kara Hull THE BG NEWS Would you ever turn to cartoon wins MAC characters to explore spiritual match is questions? Player of Students gather every Tuesday night to watch an episode of the for the popular sitcom "The Simpsons" the Year and then discuss various religious season By Nick Hurm and ethical issues that are raised. THE BG NEWS Simpsons Spirituality, hosted Keith Mcl£od ended his regular by Active Christians Today (ACT), 88.1 FM WBGU season with an exclamation point, dotting it off with the pres- began this unique discussion set- Basketball - MAC Tournament tigious honor of Mid-American ting this semester. • BGSU vs. Akron Conference Player of the Year yes- "A friend and I came up with the • 9:30 p.m. Scott Ward & Andy idea last semester," said Luke terday. Batch from the Gund Arena McLeod received 30 votes from GUkerson, discussion leader. "We Pregame show at Ziggy the MAC News Media collected episodes and started Zoomba's at 8:30 p.m. Association, six more than runner watching." up Theron Smith from Ball State. "Simpsons Spirituality is a good By Erik Cassano The senior guard is the first Falcon mix of entertainment and deep THE BG NEWS since Anthony Stacey (2000) to intellectual thought," said fresh- If the Bowling Green basket- win the award and only the fourth man Sarah Kuntz. "It appeals to baU team doesn't win the Mid- player from BG. McLeod also me personally because I like to American Conference joins the company of Antonio discuss theology and I like "The Tournament and can't get an at- Daniels (1997) and |im Penix large bid to the NCAA Simpsons'" (1970) as BG recipients of the Tournament, the biggest award. Initially, "The Simpsons" may offender they may look back "It's a great honor for Keith, and appear to criticize middle-class and see is Akron. It was an 87-86 I think he is well-deserving of the Christianity. However, "The overtime loss at Akron in award," BG coach Dan Dakich Simpsons" merely depicts some January that really knocked the said. "He got the respect he of the people in today's churches Falcons out of their run at a Top deserved and he worked as hard and the way they choose to live 25 spot. BG came back and beat as anyone to get there." out their faith. The Simpsons, this Akron 76-46 at Anderson Arena McLeod finished ninth in the group found, can represent the two weeks ago. It clinched the nation and first in the MAC in typical American family and the third seed in the MAC scoring averaging 22.3 point per Tournament later that week, but temptations they overcome. game. Before his Player of the Year that loss remains a large blem- honor, the Canton native also "I come because it catalyzes a ish on their conference record. earned ESPN College Basketball lot of good conversation," said The Falcons open up their Mike Lemkhule BG Nc,« 2Night's "AU-Onion" team, consid- participant Robert Kernstock. MAC Tournament run tonight ered one of three best clutch per- "This is a way you can bring up at 9 p.m. with the quarterfinals LAY-IN: Falcon Kevin Netter lays in a bucket in a recent game against Eastern Michigan University. formers in the country with somewhat sensitive topics but at Gund Arena in Cleveland, Duke's Jason Williams and and Akron once again gets a have few problems getting past who averages 16.6 points per sibly be," Dakich said. "The first relate it to "The Simpsons" so it's Akron. They are led by newly- Gonzaga's Dan Dickau. McLeod chance to play spoUer. The Zips game. His two games against time around, I thought it was as not so uptight and tense." crowned MAC Player of the Year BG this season were like night bad as could possibly be." had seven game-winning or This Tuesday's episode "Bart finished the regular season 10- clinching shots this season, more 20,5-13 in the MAC, but they are Keith McLeod, who tied with and day. In January, he scored 24 At Akron, BG let an 8-point The Miracle Worker" prompted Cincinnati's Steve Logan for the points on 9-for-16 shooting. lead slip away in the waning than anyone in the country still The Team That Won't Go according to ESPN analyst lay discussion on miracles, both from Away for BG. They upset nation's ninth-leading scorer Last month at Anderson Arena, minutes of regulation. (22.3 points per game.) Len BUas. a Christian perspective and from Western Michigan in the first he scored two points on l-fbr-7 Akron's second-leading scor- Matela gives the Falcons a front- shooting and committed five er is guard Darryl Peterson, "It feels reaUy good," McLeod that of other religions. round to get to Cleveland, and told bgsufalcons.com. "I think I "We've also had such topics as now get the Falcons in their court scoring punch Akron does turnovers. The turnaround was averaging 133 points per game. not really possess, and Brandon largely based on BG's defense, The 6-foot-5 freshman will most put in a lot of hard work. People the role of women, prophesy, plu- northeast Ohio territory for a have looked past me, but I have berth in the MAC final four. Pardon is one of the best baU according to coach Dan Dakich. likely be McLeod's defensive ralism, the reality of Hell and ethi- distributors in the nation. just kept going and going. I kept The Falcons (22-7, 12-6 "I thought our defense assignment. Peterson, too, had cal issues such as lying and steal- Akron's leading scorer is 6- against Akron the second time MAC), at least on paper, should ing," said GUkerson. "The issues foot-7 guard Rashon Brown, around was as good as can pos- MAC, PAGE 2 MCLEOD, PAGE 2 are so relevant, it's easy to start good discussions" The use of multi-media tech- nology and its limitations in churches was also discussed. Participants agreed that such Graduate students fight to own snakes technology was necessary in today's media-centered culture, and it could be used as an out- Current Bowling animals law, section 90.15 of Badman is the president of regards to the constrictor law: According to Badman, she Bowling Green's municipal code. the Herpetology Club, and reach tool to enhance church ser- Green city law pro- • Any constrictor that does and Harms would be willing to vices. A person found with a constric- Harms is the vice-president. not qualify as a giant constrictor teach a class that would discuss tor snake can be fined between Herpetology is the study of However, placing too much hibits ownership of should be permitted inside city the habitats, life expectancies, $5 and $500, and the snake wUl amphibians and reptiles Umits. This would include any food and captive care of a snake. emphasis on this technology constrictor snakes as also be removed. "Snakes should be allowed as snake that would not grow more Constrictor snakes were origi- could reduce church to be viewed According to Tom Sievingk, pets," Badman said. "They are solely as a source of entertain- pets. than eight feet in length and nally banned, according to City Bowling Green animal control good for people who go away non-venomous snakes. ment officer, snakes removed from because they are very low main- Prosecutor Matthew Reger, By Kimberty Dupps • The law would require that Simpsons Spirituality, which residents are taken to the tenance." because they are dangerous to THE BG NEWS any snake more than five feet in meets on the 10th floor lounge of Herpetology Lab at the Badman and Harms pro- human life and property if they Offenhauer West, will probably Two graduate students at the length be in a locked enclosure. University are working toward University. posed to Bowling Green City escape. not carry on into next semester. Nikki Badman and Hillary • Those wishing to own a con- amending a Bowling Green city Council Monday night that con- If Badman and Harms' "We're looking at the possibility Harms began to work to amend strictors be allowed as pets but strictor snake would have to law that prevents residents from pass a class on the care and han- amendment is passed, original of trying to continue with a similar owning constrictor snakes. the law because both have to have certain precautions to discussion group, but possibly snakes at the Herpetology Lab ensure safety. The foUowing are dling of the snakes in-order to concerns of the law may be aUe- The ban on constrictor snakes viated because of the lock and with movies or a different sitcom," is currently under the dangerous on campus but cannot take changes Harms and Badman receive a permit to own the said GUkerson. them home due to the law. would like to see made with snake. permit requirements. 2 Thursday, Match 7,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Falcons face Zips Disorders can be Negative publicity hurts Condit in race By Brian Mefcy pened over the last summer in first round difficult to spot THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and the fact that you're all here." MODESTO, Calif. — Rep. Condit had said that his cam- MAC, TROM PAGE 1 DISORDERS, FROM PAGE 1 issues than you know about. Gary Condit lost in a landslide paign was the Levy family's best You may have male friends time, but we didn't pay real good Tuesday to his former aide after hope for finding their daughter, Another thing to remember who feel pressures about their attention to him," Dakich said. he was abandoned by his party suggesting that her case would starkly contrasting statistics in his is to be patient. She said addic- bodies or their diet that they are "The last time we played, we paid and battered by months of get little attention otherwise., two games against BG this year, tions "get worse before they get reluctant to speak about." relentless publicity about his Her father, Dr. Robert Levy, scoring 18 points in the first game more attention to him." better." There is an Eating Disorder relationship with missing wouldn't comment on that and six in the second. The winner of tonight's game There is a 12-step group Support Group on campus intern Chandra Levy. claim, or on Condit's loss, other Perhaps the biggest key for B(i's gets the winner of the Ball State- called ALANON, which pro- which meets weekly in 107 Assemblyman Dennis than to say, "It's sort of what we defense will be stopping David Miami game. Ball State, the MAC vides support for the loved Hanna Hall at the Women's Cardoza pulled away early in were expecting." The Levys Falknor. The six-foot-7 forward is West Division champion, is the ones of people with eating dis- Center from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. the closely watched race, taking couldn't vote against Condit; averaging 11.7 points per game, tournament's No. 2 seed. The orders. "It has been around for two 60 percent of the vote every- like many of his former con- and he poses the biggest defen- other match-ups today are No. 8 Eating disorders can be diffi- years," said Judy Miller, of the where but in the congressman's stituents, they were left out of sive challenge for BG's big men. At Marshall vs. No. 1 Kent State at cult to spot, which is why peo- Student Health Connection home county. the reconfigured district. Akron, he jabbed the Fakons for noon and No. 12 Central ple affected by them should try ,who also is in charge of the With 85 percent of precincts Condit discussed issues at to help themselves. 21 points on 7-for-9 shooting. He Michigan vs. No. 4 Toledo at 4:30. Eating Disorder Support reporting, Cardoza had 26,772 coffee shops, knocked on doors The Miami-Ball State game tips "Remember that you are not votes, or 56 percent, to 17,823 in the final days and shook just mustered a relatively high nine alone," Funt said. "Eating disor- Group. "It is to support their offat7p.m.. votes, or 37 percent, for Condit. about any hand that reached points in BG's win last month. ders, like other addictions, are recovery." Four other candidates split the BG is 2-3 in MAC Tournament The support group averages out to him. The son of a Baptist Falknor scored 30 against secretive in nature, and there rest two to eight people, and it is preacher, Condit took to the Western Michigan Saturday. games under Dakich. The Falcons may be many more of your "I'm ecstatic, this is exactly very confidential. pulpit at a black church, met "We came out with a good were 1-1 last year, defeating friends who identify with these what I expected," Cardoza said. with Muslims and even spread effort against Falknor the first Western Michigan before losing "Today the people of the his message on Spanish air- to Kent State in the quarterfinals. Central Valley stood up for their waves in a bid to reach the mul- values." ticultural electorate. Sounding wistful in a brief It was too little, too late for appearance outside his home some longtime Condit sup- HOWER Tuesday night, Condit noted porters who switched to McLeod s hard work that he will have served 12years Cardoza. in Congress when he finishes "I think still to this day I his term. would have kept my vote for "It's been a great opportunity him if he had spoken sooner pays off this season to be in public service," Condit about the Levy situation," said said as his family and friends MCLEOD, FROM PAGE 1 offensive production as well as Sylvia Vela of Modesto. his tenacious defense. None have gathered behind him. "I'll never Others stood by him on forget it" working and it put me in a posi- come up with a good enough Tuesday. game plan though. Condit's son Chad, who quit "I'm a Christian. God forgives tion to where people arc seeing his job as an aide to Gray Davis He is the top active scorer in the us. I forgive him," said Sam what I am doing and what I am after the governor politically doing for my team." MAC, and he is only two points Threet of Modesto, who never- behind Daniels for third on BG's disowned Condit, said it wasn't theless said Condit should have The season started out with a a concession speech. bang as McLeod threw in 33 all-time leading scorer list with been more forthcoming about 1,787. yrnvG Condit's stiffest challenge his relationship with Levy. points in an upset over came from Cardoza, his 42- Mississippi in November at the Seniors Len Matela and With Cardoza outspending Brandon Pardon also made their year-old protege and former him 3-to-l, Condit was forced Top of the World Classic. National friend who will face GOP state attention finally came his way way onto the conference team ICER to loan his campaign $50,000 to list. Matela, who was named Sen. Dick Monteith of Modesto send out mailers in the final after he hit the game-winning in November's general election. three-pointer in the final seconds Honorable Mention after his week. sophomore and junior season Condit, 50, campaigned like A year ago none of this would of the Michigan game shown on never before in a reconfigured ESPN's Sportscenter. He has campaigns, finally made his way MARCH 18 have seemed possible. onto the MAC Second Team. 18th Congressional District that The moderate-to-conserva- remained constant all season, now includes an urban slice of leaving opposing coaches Pardon was honored for the first tive Democrat was a political time, earning Honorable Stockton along with its largely fixture who defended powerful scratching their heads, trying to rural base, a district in which figure out a way to manipulate his Mention. agricultural interests and four of every 10 voters had earned support from both par- never seen his name on a ballot. AMERICAN ties in the nation's richest farm "I have done my job as a con- belt. yCANCER gressman. I have conducted TSOOEPT myself as a gentleman," Condit Condit won every election from Ceres City Council to OHIO DIVISION. INC told reporters after voting in Ceres. "The only thing different mayor to county supervisor is the intrigue of what's hap- and state assemblyman.
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By Pam Easton feeling overwhelmed as her fami- sional mind that it was the right Satan or be influenced by Satan, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ly continued to grow while living decision to keep her children the psychiatrist said. HOUSTON — On the day she inside a converted bus and how from eternal damnation. "She believed that if she said drowned her five children last she attempted suicide in 1999 Puryear told Owmby that she them out loud, Satan would hear summer, Andrea Yates was inca- hoping it would prevent her from and Resnick just have differing them and make them happen." r pable of determining her actions harming her children. opinions. Puryear said. were wrong, a psychiatrist hired "There's an extreme amount of The defense rested its case WP by the defense testified shame and guilt about having Wednesday. The prosecution can Yates did not discuss her fears &£* Wednesday at her murder trial. thoughts about harming your begin calling rebuttal witnesses about Satan in the videotaped "It's not like she could come up children," Puryear said, explain- Thursday. interview conducted five weeks with a list of options," Dr. Lucy ing why women who have such Yates, 37, has pleaded innocent after the drownings. She dis- Puryear said. "She was psychotic thoughts keep silent "They don't by reason of insanity to capital closed the thoughts in other at the time and driven by delu- want anyone to know." murder charges that could bring interviews after receiving psychi- % sions that they were going to hell Prosecutor Joe Owmby ques- the death penalty. atric treatment ™ and she must save them." tioned Puryear about differences Puryear testified that Yates When she was asked to recall In a videotaped interview in her testimony and that of experienced voices and delusions her thoughts and emotions the : played Wednesday in court. Yates another defense expert, Dr. after the birth of her first son, but discussed with the psychiatrist Phillip Resnick, who last week said she told no one because she day of the drownings, Yates cried, w rocked in her chair, paused and how she tried to block thoughts of testified that Yates knew drown- feared Satan would hear her and Associated Press Photo harming 7-year-old Noah, her ing her children was illegal, but harm her children. She also wor- eventually said: "1 don't remem- oldest child. She also talked about thought in her psychotic delu- ried some of her doctors might be ber." YATES: In this artist's sketch, Dr. Lucy Puryear, left, testifies.
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President Richard Nixon, in a recently released 1972 conversation with the Rev. Billy Graham OPINION it? Cartoons are U.S. critical lens «*~ American cartoons, to a greater YOU DECIDE handed messages interspersed an automated police van beat Or do we just shrug our shoul- lous in our observations of both extent than ever, are addressing Should our analysis of with a wisecracking 10-year-old minority suspects and a man in a ders and say, "Eat my shorts!" our society and ourselves. The contemporary social issues in a society be carried out in prankster. These early Simpsons wheelchair being told that God There are critics of the only venue in which we openly deliberately offensive manner. cartoons? episodes, although they caused a just doesn't care. Simpsons, or at least the genre confront these flaws, unfortu- Do you remember Bugs and stir at the time, seem relatively And we laughed. they represent. Some may say nately, is a cartoon. It may be '.''. Daffy? Of course they smashed Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion tame compared to their contem- We've heard language that even that we've grown distant in how humorous, it may be accurate, to respond. Results will be each other over the head with updated frequently. porary counterparts. sailors wouldn't use spew out of we choose to isolate and examine and it may sometimes be a breath clubs, blew each other to bits with How far we've come since then! the mouths of elementary-school the problems that the Simpsons of fresh air. Until we are able to dynamite and argued with Elmer With the advent of "South Park" children (no offense, sailors). confront. In fact, the same critics take our concerns into reality, about who should be shot. Yet, took some time to develop into and "The Family Guy," those We've even almost heard the infa- cite the show itself is a direct rep- however, we may never reach the they never engaged in witty what they are today. moral messages have changed in mous "n" word. resentation of that point. resolutions that the comedy debate about the flaws of society. In the early '90s, "The both content and delivery. And we laughed. Why? We seem to box ourselves into attempts to seek. Who knows where we might be Simpsons" started our trek into They have become deeply Are we that cynical? Are we that a comer with this form of nation- Will the trend continue? We if they had. the realm of animated sitcom entrenched in sarcasm and bla- callous? Are we that distrustful of al self-analysis. Perhaps we are suggest that Americans should As it was, popular cartoons cynicism with its morally heavy- tant personal attacks. We've seen glib moral advice? cynical, and perhaps we are cal- enjoy it while they can. EVAN claimed actions in the name of lion other people in the world. So, MANROW God. We are acting for a different by sacrificing the lives of all the purpose. Whether God supports people in, say, Los Angeles, you oun Guest Column us is up to Americans to decide have successfully donated $4 to PEOPLE R d Earth individually, and if they want to $12 to the poor of the world. I'm make their opinions known, they sure they appreciate it, but with- First, I want to commend Jeff ON THE STREET can. out Los Angeles, where's the rest Wilhelm for actually attempting is only a theory The next point I wanted to of the money going to come to convey what I've been asking What are "Creative make was about our missile from? I'm sure cleanup costs will for since the first anti-war articles shield, which leff alleges is "utter- top $60 billion, easy. ' Imaginings?" ■,\ began appearing in the BG News. ly useless" because we cannot The most important point 1 What Jeff tried to do was answer build a shield against radiation. have to make is about Jeffs the question, "If not war, then AT ISSUE Traditional understanding of the planet Instead, he says, we should use assumption that we should what?" is being rejected by science in favor of wild claims the money towards the means of become engaged in world unity. I I can't respond in length to "helping every struggling country wasn't so concerned with Jeff each of Jeff's points, but I can try everywhere." The first problem I dropping the "Independence" to make a bulleted list for those have with Jeffs reasoning is that part from the Declaration as I was who bought what his message he ignores the purpose of a mis- that he suggested it was an was. sile shield, which will likely never appropriate action and that we haven't the people who are on The least important thing I JACK have enough kill devices to shouldn't indeed be an indepen- 9 the "opposite" side of the planet want to respond to are his com- EAGLEEYE destroy a large nuclear assault dent state. Consider what you're fallen off yet? ments on the phrase "God Bless anyhow. The missile shield is for suggesting: that 270 million peo- One shad)1, Perhaps you are now won- America." The most important JOSH MAIER protection from rogue states and ple be the livelihood of 6 billion. shady bitch dering why no known human thing I can say about his legiti- terrorist organizations that In 50 years it will be 10 billion, or JUNIOR being has ever fallen off the mate concern is that, while reli- obtain nuclear capabilities. so I hear. Just as we cannot police gion is not a good justification for "Good goo from your edge of the world. The answer is Second, the missile shield will the globe, we also cannot subsi- simple; it's because there are war, neither our pseudo-declara- There has been a lot of player cost anywhere from $20 - $60 bil- dize it. brain. Dream feces." probably reverse riptides at the tion of war nor the Patriot Act hating on the Flat Earth Society lion. There are more than five bil- in recent weeks. Being a mem- edges of the Earth. That is, the ber myself, I feel responsible for water may just push objects ■ retorting to allegations that the away from the edges of the Earth is not flat. The belief that Earth. This is due to the Earth's the Earth is flat has been held by heat, which pulls water towards great minds throughout history, the center due to its heat. The from the Greek storyteller Earth has heat. Homer to other people who Stephen Hawking has said School can strain finances came before Columbus, most the reverse riptide theory is an people in those times thought aboslute lie, but what does he know? He is probably one of where I'm coming from. When I the world was flat. making $6 an hour working in the KEITH SLABY those guys who purchases fast food industry? Not me! So decided to go to college, I never The fact that there are still NICHOLE those tiny wireless cameras that knew that it would be so difficult SENIOR people out there who think the CRQSKEY what other choice does it leave are advertised on yahoo and me than to spend $6,000 or more to find someone who could help earth is not flat is scarier than YourBi-weekfy "A word device used places them in girls locker- a year that I don't have to attend me out financially. Everyone past episodes of the Estrogen Fix rooms wants you to go to college, but no to deceive the Nickelodeon TV show, "Are You school? Now that we've established Being a first year student at I hate knowing that when I one is willing to help you out. Afraid of the Dark?" To dig the proletariat." that scientism emits an odor graduate, I will be over $20,000 in Ugh! grave even deeper, in recent BGSU, I'm supposed to be having more foul than Rush I long for my high school days centuries, scientific journals the time of my life, right? How debt. Money is evil, I swear. Limbaugh's jock strap after a about wrong. Whoever believes Everyone wants money from me when all I worried about was and satellite photos have pil- double header, we must ask prom, friends, and boys, and fered the world's sanity by mak- in that junk must not be working at a faster rate than I can make 11. ourselves, "how did all of this full time to pay for school. They My car payment along with my where teachers didn't teach ing the claim that the world is in madness about the Earth being classes of 100 or more students. It fact round. Have you ever had a must have few things to worry insurance is enough to break me spherical start?" The flat truth is was nice to know everyone you dog hump your leg and stuff? about. when I'm only making $6.30 an unknown. Some say the prob- hour at a job I've had for 3 years. were in school with. Now, I'm lost Well reading those scientific You see, I hate college. When I lem revolves around Shaq's rap amidst a bunch of unfamiliar journals is kind of like that. say that, I don't mean I hate Yes, ladies and gentlemen, $6.30. album What's Up Doc Can We BGSU, because this is a beautiful That's it. I found out that my faces. And it was also nice not Dr. Lester Orange, vice presi- flocfciOthers claim the problem campus, but I hate the whole idea gross income puts me at poverty having to worry about how much dent of the Rat Earth Society LISA WILKINSON contends, "A spherical world is resulted from people whose of extending the anguish of the 13 level! 1 never knew that And even financial aid I'd have to sucker languages we don't speak and from the government just so I finite and has finite resources, years of school I already went though I'm poor as dirt because JUNIOR still others claim that the elder could torture myself with another but a flat world that's infinite through. I hate to know that I'm my parents won't give me money gods were pissed off and this is year of school. I'm a semester and "Imagine... ings???" has infinite resources, which paying for my first two years of for ANYTHING, the government their punishment. a half into college, and the high one do you think is better?" But school when it's pointless to even is STILL pinching its pennies Now that it's clear the world is school girl in me hasn't molded before you answer, take a look be here. I had all of these classes when it comes to loaning me flat, what do we do?The answer in high school. Do these people money! Thanks to my parents, into a beautiful college butterfly at the ground. Look at the far- is obvious. Preach the Word to yet. It's sad, but all I really want thest object from you. Do you really think 1 could have graduat- who make too much money (and "fo. others, set aside time for jibber ed high school not knowing how back was my four years at notice a curve between you and almost 99 percent of it goes to jabber at least once a week, and Maumee High School, where I the object? The answer is and to write a research paper or give a bills and such), I get hardly any stay far away from libraries. If I speech? Come on. financial aid! I could go on and on did bads of homework, went to 1 must be a resounding "no." had a dime for every time I've And now that almost every and on about how much I work, school dances, sang in the choir, Want more proof? As we been in the library, well, I'd have well-respected, high-paying job how little I make, and how much and hung out with some of the 1 speak, the Flat Earth Society has a dime. requires a college diploma, it is it costs to go to school, but I'm best people I know to this day. Jfc ^ spent large amounts of funding almost a prison sentence to not sure those of you who also aren't That's all 1 want... and it's not too on a task force that is going to keep digging downward until it Authors Note: Although con- attend a university. Who honestly having Mommy and Daddy pay much to ask. is it? Give me high taining humor, the idea that the wants to spend the rest of her life for your schooling know exactly school any day. scon reaches the bottom of the APPELFELLER Earth. At the moment, the only world is flat is still a belief that thing the team has found are exists in the world today (albeit SENIOR lots of triolobites. This hasn't by a few people). Thisisdueto "Wait. Is 'imaginings' helped with the research at all, interpretations of the Bible Sound off! We want to know what you think. After but I like triolobites. under extreme cmationism. a real word?" Still not convinced that the Want to learn a bit more? all, this is the opinion page.E-mail your submis- Earth is Oat? 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U.S. officials are determining giving intravenous fluids to 18 BASE Cuba (AP) — The number whether and how to prosecute men at the camp infirmary to of detainees holding to a hunger the 300 men held at the naval treat them for dehydration or strike dwindled yesterday, with base in southeastern Cuba Those undernourishment. In at least only three men left who have not tried by a military tribunal been without food since the could be prosecuted in U.S. two cases, the IVs were given protest's initial days, U.S. military courts, returned to their home forcibly because the detainees officials said. countries for prosecution, tried to resist, military officials The protest began Feb. 27, a released outright, or held indefi- said. day after guards stripped an nitely. Those skipping meals have inmate of his turban during Lehnert said there are only prayers. But prisoners have told three men left who have been been set aside in a single cell their captors their underlying refusing food since at least Friday, block "so that their medical con- concern is uncertainty about when the military began keeping dition can be better evaluated," their fate. close records. That number is Lehnert said. Most of the strikers have been down from 13 a couple of days Army Lt. Col. Bill Cline, Camp eating some food. Nearly all the ago. X-ray's deputy commander, 51 captives who skipped break- Others join the strike regularly, fast and 46 who refused lunch but not at every meal. The total anticipated that the hunger strike Wednesday have had at least one participating has fallen from a would dissipate, saying: "It's their meal during the weeklong high of 194 last Thursday, to less way of getting attention." protest. than 70 on Tuesday, and now less Those fasting remain defiant, "We have what 1 would refer to than 50. Lehnert said. But, he said, "when as a rolling hunger strike," said "Those abstaining from eating I speak to them individually, Marine Brig. Gen. Michael are not creating a security prob- many times they apologize for Associated Press Pholo Lehnert, the commander of the lem," Lehnert said, "They are sim- detention mission. "Essentially, ply punishing themselves." creating the problems, but they're 5UANTANAM0 BAY: Detainees are escorted to interrogation by US military guards at Camp X-Ray. people take turns not eating." So far, the military has been trying to make a case." jCf£fr<^Z 2002/2003 LISTING Indian Riuer flpts. M,iiiancincnl Inr. 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New Member 'Amanda Bame: PACE, COB 20% of the proceeds Education, House Manager 'Jen Zeilman: Historian donated to Dance Marathon VM VN VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM THURSDAY March 7, 2002 THE SHANTEE: What happens when five musicians of different backgrounds and musical www.bgnews.com/now tastes come together and create a fusion of nearly BOWUMfi 6REEN STATE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 93 ISSUE 33 every modem musical form on one stage? SEE ANSWER ON PAGE 8 Final Fantasy forever? BRENT FISHER NOW Assistant Editor Before any feathers are ruffled, I should first admit that I've been a relatively warm fan of the Final Fantasy series of games since the first Super Nintendo installment of it hit American shores. I've always been a sucker for a good story, and most of the time Squaresoft is able to deliver that with some spectacular game play and graphics tossed handily into the mix. However, there is a rather grim storm looming on the horizon for some of us "FF" proponents. The II th incamadon of the now near- famous RPG is hitting the BG's local store Internet, after a fashion. lust in case you haven't caught on yet, I'm talking about a massive mul- tiplayer experience. Think FERS unique "Fverquest." Think "Dark Age of Camelot." Think "Ultima Online.'' Think of hundreds, if not thou- mustf? more sands in this instance, of people [Ticked away in a small shop on Wooster, just next door to Nate and Walty's Fishbowl lies a playing in an in.eractive environ- small musical haven. With the front window covered in fliers of upcoming shows for vari- ment all at the same time. ■I 01ous local bands, the inside of this store is even more muddled with music stickers, slogans, Think the end of "Final Imemorabilia and other pop culture artifacts. At first glance, the place appears old and dirty. Fantasy" as we know it. At first, I wasn't a huge fan of Step inside, however, and the homey feel and intimate atmosphere is quite different than in massive multiplayer games. most music stores. Granted, it's fun for a while, but in Madhatter Music is not your typical music store. Then again, it was never intended to be. the end: Who cares? "No thanks lim Cummer, who has owned and operated the establishment since July of 1988, describes the guys, I'll pass up on going out Saturday night. My clan is induct- store as a place where "music sophisticates" can come to find music "outside the world of top 40." This is an understatement. ing a new member, and I have to H teach him to fish and get some The cluttered walls of the store resemble that of college dorm room, and they fit perfectly good equipment." 1 don't know With the marketing plan of the store, which is to create an environment geared toward the aver- about you, but that's not the sort age college student. When organizing the store, Cummer considers musical selection, avail- of concept I want to use as my life's mantra. Certainly the genre ability of various CDs, and price—quite the opposite of the typical corporate music chain, is fun, but it demands too much which primarily sells what is "hot" on the pop charts. This marketing method works toward the time to play. customers' benefit, as Ryan Beech explains. "College kids just don't care about the image of This particular pot can't call the rock stars and what is popular. Plus, they don't have much money, so it's great to be able to find kettle black for long. As I've said, cool music cheap." I'm a big "Final Fantasy" fan. "Final Fantasy," at least for me, is Take Madhatters prices, for example. Here, Dave Matthews Band's Under the Table and a better beast to contend with. Dreamingcosts only $13.75, unlike most stores, where it will sell for around $16. Other CDs sell Unlike massive multiplayer for as little as $10.75 or even $8.75. Vintage clothing—great for assembling Halloween and games that are a perpetuated theme party costumes — sells for as little as $8. There is also an entire table of music for $5 or adventure with little content, reg- three for $10. sTOry ular role-playing games allow you to continue the story later. That Madhatters also has a vast array of hard to find CDs. imports, and magazines. Artists repre- way, I can shut off the machine sented range from Radiohead, Derek and the Dominoes, Elton John, Bob Dylan and Paul by ion with a clean bill of health. 1 can Simon. Their extensive magazine rack carries fan digests like the Pharmer's Almanac, Punk walk outside, breathe the fresh Planet, and Big City Blues, to name a few. air, and hang out with corporeal For collectors, Madhatters is a particularly great place to go. They sell old records (Grand beings of flesh and blood. In fact, WrTz the beauty of most games is their Funk Railroad, Doobie Brothers) along with new ones like Radiohead's Kid A or Kid Rock's ability to temporarily remove us Cocky. Anassortment of videos, stickers, patches, T-shirts, postcards, posters, lunch boxes, and from reality. even 8-track tapes are available. One customer who especially enjoys this is local resident Tom Another thing about the "Final Ingram. "This store has some pretty cool stuff that you won't find anywhere else, especially in Fantasy" genre is that the stories this town. It's great for people like me who like to collect little things here and there," he said have a solid ending. Each has a resolution that ties the plot However, one of the negative aspects of the store is the limited diversity of musical genres. together, and it usually gives a Because it is geared toward the college music scene, most ofuVmusic in Madhatter's is form of sense of satisfaction when com- rock or alternative. This is not to say that they do not carry anything plete. In essence, they are interac- else because you can find rap, metal, hard-core, even jam bands there. tive books that people finish in Besides this, they do not carry a large number of titles per artist, their own time and in their own way. That, for better or worse, is although they frequently restock their shelves. how the games operate. In an era of music filled with boy bands, bubblegum pop and the lat- In fairness, new massive multi- est flavor-of-the-week teen idols ifs great to see that not every music player games like "Anarchy store is selling this mindless dribble. As Cummer says, Madhatter Online" and "Dark Age of Camelot" are improving this pat- Music is for "people who know a whole lot more about music than the tern. Creating unique and engag- average listener." Madhatter Music bucks the chain store trend by ing settings is just what the doctor being of one of the few remaining music stores that has not yet sold out. ordered. Speaking as a beta tester and current user of the latter of the two newcomers, I have to admit that even my opinion is beginning to shift. If you can put me in a game that had a majority '40 Days' makes a nice night at the movies of mature players in a construc- tive and unique-themed environ- By Kimberty Dupps Nicole is to become celibate dur- some life to the plot, which seems ment, I may get sucked in for at THE BG NEWS least a while. Maybe "FF XI" on ing Lent. His idea of celibacy less complicated than it should my trusty Playstation2 will The 40 days of Lent can be ago- included the prohibition of sex, be. Matt's parents' discussion of accomplish this, where every- nizing for some. Giving up choco- any physical intimacy with the their sex life was worth seeing the thing on a computer hasn't held late, meat and soda is rough. opposite sex and masturbation. movie for, as was Matt's boss my attention for long. However, not as rough as Josh Matt's co-workers at a dot-com being slipped Viagra and then Finally, what made "Final Hartnett's pledge in "40 Days and company do not think he can jerking off in the bathroom. Fantasy" so popular are its 40 Nights." stay celibate, placing bets on However, the best part of the intense solo-player experiences. Hartnett portrays Matt what day Matt would falter on his movie was an extremely intimate As much as I think this is the Sullivan, a young adult who is pledge. They are almost positive scene that involved Matt, Erica highest point of contention for new to the working world. He is he will fail when he meets Erica and a flower. While Matt never fans, I think it will be the most still hung up on his ex-girlfriend (Shannyn Sossamon). The rest of touched Erica, the scene was quickly resolved. The concept of Nicole (Vinessa Shaw) and every the plot centers around their romantic and almost erotic playing in a final fantasy universe time he has sex with someone romance. "40 Days and 40 Nights" was a with other people isn't exactly an else, he sees his ceiling become a Hartnett's body language and funny movie that could have old one, and I for one think it'll be black hole. The best way to over- mannerisms throughout the been funnier but met my expec- worth a shot. If Squaresoft does it come this, according to his room- movie that showed him going tations. The romance between right, the combination could be mate Ryan (Paulo Costanzo), is to through withdrawl added some Hartnett and Sossamon was not fantastic. As a fan of role-playing sleep away the pain with more reality to his pledge. For a person the highlight of the movie, but games in general, I sincerely hope beautiful women. that was portrayed as a sex for the times when Hartnett Associated Prtss Photo it does. It may be a push in the In a discussion with his semi- addict, becoming celibate nearly falters. The beginning tells right direction for massive multi- nary brother John (Monet seemed almost too easy for Matt. all, the middle is funny, and the OUCH: Vinessa Shaw tempts Josh Hamett in Michael Lehmann's player games, which need some Mazur), Matt decides that the There are some very funny ending is shocking. "40 Days and 40 Nights." ,.^„ .i—. -JJ 8 Thursday, Match 7,2002 NOW MUSIC & MORE WWW.BGNEWS.COM The Shantee offers eclectic blend Rusted Root exotic proportions in the eleva- By David W Stone as an interesting a mix of Bob offer more of a blend," Perkins energy shows that intend to draw tion of vocal heights and lyrical THE BC DEWS Marley, Bob Dylan and lanis said. "We draw from rock, coun- a crowd as eclectic as its sound, Welcome To My Party talent. What happens when five loplin. This list went on from try, blues, even a little reggae in according to Perkins. He said the Whether it is the hypnotic musicians of different back- there, with Perkins naming near- our shows." band members hope to draw in After a year, Rusled Root has rhythms of "Blue Diamonds," the grounds and musical tastes ly a dozen influences off the top "During a show we tend to a good crowd of people that are reunited with its fourth album alluring appeal of Wertz in come together and create a of his head. improvise some, not really there looking for a good rime in a Welcome to My Party. The return "Weave" or the sexy, playful fusion of nearly every modem Matthew Morton, who plays changing the songs completely good atmosphere. Their sound of lenn Wertz (vocals, guitar, and tones of Berlin in "Too Much" the musical form on one stage?The lead guitar, went into a similar but more tweaking them or makes an effort not to exclude percussion) and the returning album presents a variety of vocal answer will be on stage tomor- list as to those who influenced goingofonlittle tangents as the anyone and to appeal to as wide production by Bill Bottrell (W)ien styling and instrumentation that row night at Howard's Club H his sound. He invoked the names mood suits, just trying to make an audience as possible. IWoke). is evidence of the expan- will entrance the listener. when the eclectic band The of some of the most respected each time we do the song a little "We really think that just about sion of individual artistry that the "Artificial Winter'1 brings back Shantee makes an appearance. and even revered guitarists of different and a little better," anybody can show up and have a Pittsburgh-based sextet has the synlhesization of vocal cries "I basically like artists with rock and blues. Morton said. "Soil, we never good time at one of our shows," adopted and combined with one and combination of string and unique or interesting vocal styles "We really do not get pigeon change a song so much that it Perkins said. "We hope that our another after the hiatus. percussion instruments. A classic and something different to offer," holed into just one style or genre would not be recognizable from audience has as much fun listen- Rusted Root not only returns lullaby, "Sweet Mary" seems to said Michael Perkins, lead vocals of music, 1 mean some bands do one rime to the next" ing to us as we have putting on to the scene with a look of The Shantee has upbeat high the shows." include the new distinct styling He went on to list his influences and that is their thing, but we refined vintage but with a sound of folk that the band is experi- quite different from what its menting with. On the other tribers are used to hearing. The hand, "People of My Village" sub- album seems to lack the expect- stitutes the infamous drum solo Easy Street Cafe comedy brings variety ed energetic African beats and present on previous albums. By David W. Stone always different acts and that vocal enthusiasm. The beats do take interesting up anywhere else around here town often enough to become IKE BG OCRS repetitive. makes it more interesting." The artists present a more folk form, but unfortunately, the you have to drive to Toledo. That rooted, softly soulful bluegrass For those looking for a way to is the closest space." This keeps the show fresh and "We haven't had a comic come techno-tronic sound overpowers new each week so that the audi- and the act just not work," Fochs that whispers in the listener's ear the depth of the song. spend Tuesday nights in Bowling The comedy shows began at Kamikazes but quickly became ence does not become bored said, indicating that all the acts and sways the body. Rusted Root's fourth album Green, Easy Street Cafe may have The sound differs greaUy from an answer. Every Tuesday night it too popular for the small bar to with one performer. At times, fan have been well received by the Welcome To My Party (Island contain the crowds It was then favorites will return on a more audience. past collaborations. I was skeptic Records) is set to debut in stores brings in a different stand-up comic from locations through- moved to the upstairs bar area at regular basis than other per- There is a S5 cover for the as to what I was listening to, but I on April 9. It may take some get- can't deny the hannonizing out the United States and Easy Street. formers, but they are not sched- shows, which start at 9 p.m. and ting used to, but the album is the Canada "It is a really great space up uled often enough to become last about an hour and a half. vocalization, various instrumen- presentation of Rusted Roots tal talents and visual artistry. "You can go into any bar in there. It is small enough to be stale "The shows are over early eclectic talents and styles. It will town and see a local band or intimate but big enough to hold "There are a variety of acts enough so that if you want to do The album opens with the fun surely gain a newfound respect elastic rhythm that bounces the hear karaoke, and there is noth- a good sized crowd without from all over," Fochs said. "Some something else after there is among artists ing wrong with that. It is just temg overwhelming," Fochs do music in their routines, others always time," Fochs said. "Easy beats back and forth, "Union 7." Grade: Bt The title single "Welcome to My always the same, and this is the said. use props in their acts There are Street also has an open mic after Parry" introduces an intimacy of only place in town where you The performers are selected some who just do your standard the shows, but that has been ■Sara Firestine can see stand up comedy," said from a pool of 300 comedians stand-up routine where they going on before the stand up Tegan Fochs, who promotes the who are rotated so that the same stand there and tell jokes for the began and is not connected with shows. "If you want to see stand comics are not performing in entire performance. There are the shows." HAPPY NOW ENTERTAINMENT HOUR J-9PM NEWS BRIEFS $2.25 DOMESTIC MUGS SHORTS FESTIVAL Sleepy Hallow," "The Death of on Sunday. Doors open at 8 p.m. recently named as one of the U'JVOHN King Phillip'' and "lilted." 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Bowling Green play- This season, Masters has had ers were scouted by "1 was kinda surprised (that his ups and downs. There was I wasn't invited to the draft)," the 8-1 defeat against Western representatives from Hicks said. "What I did in Michigan at the Ice Arena, but NFL teams Tuesday . games will just have to show." there was also the 4-2 win at The scouts timed the seven Michigan in Yost Arena. at Perry Field House. His counterpart this weekend players in the 40-yard dash, a is going to be Ryan Miller, per- By Dan Nied shuttle run and a few other IM! BG NEWS haps the best goaltender ever in position-based drills. Bautista While 300 of the top NFL collegiate hockey. Last season, and Campbell stood out with Miller was the first goalie since prospects were wrapping up Minnesota's Robb Stauber in the NFL's annual meat mar- their speed. 1988 to win the Hobey Baker ket, the draft combine on "Having a guy like Brandon award as the best college hockey Tuesday, a handful of NFL helps other guys get noticed," player of the year. scouts headed into the Perry said Falcon head coach Urban Miller's Hobey Baker play from last season has continued again Field House to evaluate Meyer. "Pro scouts, getting into the 01-02 season as he has Bowling Green senior defen- drafted or signing as a free 25 wins, a goals against average sive lineman Brandon Hicks agent... (there is) a lot of pres- of 1.71, and a save percentage of and a host of other Falcon sure on these guys to per- 93.9. These stats have made him NFL hopefuls. another finalist for the Hobey. form." Along with Hicks, who The players were left in sus- But Masters, who is as confi- proves to have the best dant as any goalie in the CC11A, pense as to the quality of their chance to be the first BG play- feels that on a given-night he is performance because their er drafted since Charlie just as good as Miller and is one times were not disclosed. of the top goaltenders in the con- Williams went to Dallas in "Do not ask me what your ference. 1995, receivers Kurt Gerling "To be the best, you have to and David Bautista, defensive time was," were the instruc- beat the best," Masters said. linemen Ryan Wingrove and tions of one Browns scout. "Right now, Ryan Miller is the Chris Glantzis, defensive Players like Bautista look best, but 1 think that when I'm on the semester off to train for my game I'm one of the top two backs Chad Long and Karl goalies in the league and Ryan Rose and linebacker Khary this chance. Miller is the other." Campbell also worked out for "1 think I did pretty good. I Masters' stats arc not nearly as scouts from the Cleveland felt like I ran good on most good as Millers, though, as he Browns. Houston Texans and shuttles," Bautista said. "But has only seven wins, a 3.38 goals Indianapolis Colts. they haven't told us. I just against average and a 90.6 save Hicks drew the most atten- percentage. have to sit and wait while they tion, as his draft stock has evaluate times and film." risen sharply since he had Falcons down a winger For a few players, the drills Winger Ryan Minnabarriet will success in the East-West t» out this weekend with an Shrine game. However, gave them one last chance at ankle injury. Therefore, BC head because his small-school sta- the NFL . Hick HurmBG News coach Buddy Powers will have to "I'm just giving this a try," tus left him out in the cold for DRAF SCOUTS i BG players and coaches gather around a representative from the Houston Texans. the NFL combine, Hicks took Gerling said. "I'm not banking HOCKEY, PAGE 11 Scouts from NFL teams visited Bowling Green Tuesday to scout out numerous BG players. advantage of his only chance on this one way or another." BG NEWS University Bookstore Wewil be here! Always patching for news! New and Expanded Selections 'CDs and DVDs •Software • Clothing/Apparel •Electronics get any 2 regular foot long •Information Desk subs for $7.99 •Largest selection r^Mir of art supplies THE PEREGRINE SHOP BEGINNING MARCH 18TH 8 UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE NEW HOURS: cat fr© **- EXTENDED HOURS nan OOCM-I U««r He • Pin-ed «■ US« • Pmo*iy atSUl. WhteiK, M4-30I, U.1 wmm SUN-TH 10-MIDNIGHT M-TH 8-7 FRI 8-5 FRI & SAT 10-7 SAT 10-4 SUN 1-4 524 E. Wooster 419-352-8500 UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE BOWEN THOMPSON STUDENT UNION i 10 Thursday, March 7,2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Alomar claims that Indians lied to him IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS "They lied to me; it people, and I have not talked WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — to him," Shapiro said. "I called Finally over Ihe shock of being is as simple as that. him when the trade was traded, Roberto Alomar If you are a man, made. 1 wanted to tell him decided it was his turn to sur- you should tell a instead of him hearing it from prise the Cleveland Indians. the media. Alomar, sent to the New man the truth to his "He said he was shocked, York Mets in an eight-player face. ...I knew it but spoke positively. He said trade last December, said yes- was going to be a he enjoyed playing in terday that the Indians weren't Cleveland and would miss it. I up front with him before mak- young and talented have not spoken with him ing the deal. team and wanted to since." "They lied to me, it is as be a part of it." Alomar said it did not take simple as that," Alomar said. long for him to accept being "If you are a man, you should ROBERTO ALOMAR, NEW YORK sent to a new team. tell a man the truth to his METS SECOND BASEMAN "As soon as you put the new face." uniform on, that's it," he said. Alomar's comments came guarantee anything. People "I'm happy to be a Met. I had a before he faced the Indians who guarantee anything in lot of fun in Cleveland. For for the first time since being this game set themselves up three years, 1 gave everything I traded as the Mets played to be a liar." had, and that's why I feel good Cleveland in an exhibition Shapiro said owner Larry about it. The only thing I am game at Chain of Lakes Park. Dolan's desire to cut payroll disappointed about is the way Alomar said he met with and the Mets' offer were key I was told." Indians general manager factors in completing the deal Alomar exchanged warm Mark Shapiro in October that sent Alomar and two greetings with several Indians shortly after Cleveland was minor leaguers to New York and waved to fans in the eliminated in five games by for outfielder Matt Lawton, stands when he emerged from Seattle in the AL playoffs. reliever larrod Riggan and the Mets' clubhouse. Shapiro told Alomar that minor-leaguers Alex Escobar, "Hey there, Robo. Great to the Indians' roster would be Billy Traber and Earl Snyder. see you. How are you?" said Ironically, Escobar met with undergoing some major Cleveland first baseman Jim changes, and he asked the 12- the media on yesterday just Thome, who was the first time All-Star about his desire before Shapiro to talk about tearing the anterior cruciate Indians player to meet to be part of the rebuilding. Alomar. The two hugged and ligament in his left knee. "He asked if I would be chatted for a moment — a happy with younger players," Escobar will have reconstruc- tive surgery and miss the scene that was repeated with Alomar said. "1 said 'yes.' I other Indians later during knew it was going to be a entire 2002 season. "We would not have made pregame warmups. young and talented team and At the time, Shapiro was at wanted to be pan of it. In the the trade without getting Escobar," Shapiro said. "And if another field, watching end it didn't matter." Cleveland play Kansas City in Shapiro, who replaced lohn we were not cutting payroll or at least not raising it, we a 'B' game. Hart as Cleveland's CM at the would not have made the "I only have good things to end of last season, said he trade, either." say about Roberto Alomar," never deceived Alomar. Shapiro said he would wel- Shapiro said. "He's one of the "I'm sorry Robbie is hurt come the chance to talk with greatest to play the game. It is and feels betrayed, but you Alomar. an honor to still watch him play, and it will be an honor to can't go back and change his- "I called him once, but he AP Photo tory," Shapiro said. "I clearly gets a lot of calls from a lot of watch him go into the Hall of stated to him that I could not Fame." ALOMAR: Roberto Alomar laughs at spring training. 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March 12002 11 Swimmers finish eighth at EMU Hockey looks for By Joe Fenone and Nick Hum ebrate, automatically giving The Falcons were a perfect 3- Alicia Colburn and Katy THE BG news Miami the championship. 3. Sara Agnew was the lone Monnette. traffic vs. MSU The BG women's swimming "Teams were taking sides, but Falcon to receive a medal in the "The things 1 will miss most and diving learn ended ils year al we stayed out of it," senior Alicia meet, finishing a strong third in about these four are that they HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 9 Traffic key the Mid-American Conference Cobum said. "I'm proud that we the 200-yard backstroke. Last are good student athletes," shuffle his lines to find a combi- One of the ways the Falcons Championships with an eighth stayed out of it." year the team earned 188 points, Julian said. "They had good nation, and he might have would have a chance to score place finish out of nine teams While it was an eighth-place but this year they improved on personalities and were loyal to made a new speed line. goals against Miller this week- competing at the meet, held in finish, the championships ren- that total by scoring 203. The the program." end would be to produce a traf- Ypsilanti, Mich, last weekend. dered a solid performance by Falcons also beat Northern "We established goals at the Top Line fic jam that would look like a The meet itself was one that many of the Falcon swimmers Illinois by a score of 203 to 159. beginning of the season and Powers will reunite a top Los Angeles freeway. might be talked about for years. and divers. Falcon coach Randy "We are very happy we moved set a standard to hold all peo- line that came alive last "Finding a way to beat him Miami and Ohio were neck-and- Julian was pleased with the up in place," Cobum said. "This weekend, teaming Ryan means you have to get traffic neck going into the final 400- team's performance, especially year was a lot different than last ple accountable (for both grades and swimming)," cap- Wetterberg with Greg Day you have to get your nose in a meter free relay. It appeared the three aspects within the meet. because I think we really swam and D'Arcy McConvey. lot of places," Powers said. "You Ohio team won the race as well "We had three goals going into with heart." tain Kim Moden said. "We accomplished most of those Before Friday. Hewson had have to be willing to go to the as a MAC Championship after the meet," BG coach Randy The Falcons will return with net and take the punishment; the Ohio team touched two Julian said. "We wanted to most of their key players for standards." been a mainstay on the line. body lengths ahead of a Miami medal an athlete, score more next season, but will lose the "We've become a lot closer But Powers gave Wetterberg a not a lot of guys want to do that swimmer. The Bobcats were dis- points than last year, and get out leadership of their two cap- as a group," Moden continued. shot, and the trio responded consistently. You're gonna get qualified though because an of the cellar (bottom of the con- tains, Kim Moden and Kelly "We wanted to give 110 per- with thiee goals against punished any time you go in Ohio swimmer jumped in to cel- ference)." Pydynowski along with seniors cent in and out of the pool." Notre Dame. there." ■ I:i|»l»3 Services Offered Personals Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Get 20% off all haircuts, perms, KAKAKAKAKAKAKAKA 1 to 2 subleasers needed for a SUMMER JOBS Kennel Help-Weekday mornings. color, highlights and acrylic nails. 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