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WIN: Football wins 5th straight over Easter PM SHOWERS Michigan; PAGE 7 HIGH 53 LOW: 49 www.bgnews.com dependent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 58 Stars stump for Kerry on campus Kerry campaign Chris Heinz and Max Weinberg. around 200 remained enthused of Kerry. "I always thought to turn the age to vote they are more was more like being a stepfather, The rally was scheduled to start and energetic as they waited to myself, '1 hope to see the day excited about buying porno drawing on the role Kerry played brings celebrities to at 7 pun., but because it was a last see the stars arrive. some day when that man runs and cigarettes than voting," he in his upbringing. encourage students to minute addition, it didn't start When they all came out for President'" said Wolf, "and lamented. He then called on The speakers didn't pull any until8:17p.m. "IgotacallTuesday they received thunderous thank God that day is today." everyone to get active in politics punches towards President Bush vote on Tuesday night that people might be applause and many waved signs Munn, who has appeared on and make voting sexy again. Wolf talked about how Bush is coming, and it was not supporting John Kerry. That 70s Show" and the WB's The final speaker was lohn proud of making decisions based BnaUzed until Wednesday" said Many of the speakers took "What 1 Uke About You," stressed Kerry's stepson, Christopher on his gut The problem with By Sean Corp Katie HartweU president of tire opportunity to stress the the importance and pride that Heinz. He spent much of his that is its not just his country it is PULSE EDITOR i oDege Democrats. "I woke up importance of voting and to try comes with voting. She talked time defining what kind of man everyone's country." With the election race so dght Wednesday morning to a phone and talk about why they thought about recently voting in her Keny is. He spoke of Kerry Others mentioned the and Ohio being an important call saying all right this is what Keny had strong character and native Beverly Hills. "It made me bringing together the Heinz fam- possibility of a draft, and women's ■wing state the campaign lor we're doing and this is what we the right policies for America feel like I was doing everything I ily alter the death of their father. rights based on the possibility John Kerry brought the keny need." Scott Wolf ("Party of Five") could do to change the last four "Andrew Card, the President's of the next President appointing Coflege Bus lour to campus. But she couldn't have been recollected the first time he met years of incompetence," she said. chief of staff, said, 'the President people to the Supreme Court. [hej held a campaign rally on happier with the results. Even lohn Kerry at a fundraiser in (.iyllcnhaal also touched on sees the country like a parent "A group of men who know Friday night featuring celebrities as the clock ticked further and Boston eight years ago. He was why young people need to go to with a 10 year old child" said lake (iyllcnhaal. Allison \lunn. further from 7 p.m. the crowd of struck by the poise and intellect the polls. "When young people I leinz. Being President, he said. RALLY, PAGE 2 The gift of 25,000 help to protect voters By Bob Moset tomorrow. COPY CHIEF Students whose registra University students will have tion Information is challenged lionlisli a friend watching out for their on election day have been rights tomorrow when they go encouraged to call 1-HR6-OUR- to vote. V0T1 By calling this number Section Protection, a non- voters will be able to register a panisan coalition of more than 50 complaint, and will have the groups rangingfromRocktheVote opportunity to pursue legal to the League of Women Voters. a.nun will haw 25,000 volunteers In 17 ( Hi/ens can also approach swing states on election day. Two i lei iion Protection repre thousand of those volunteers will ti\es outside ot polling places »M 1 ^Bjj 9 . v' ; be stationed in Cleveland and the "Our volunteers will be there to surrounding area of Cuyahoga provide Information for anyone County, according to Christine who feds they've had a problem." L.5E9I Patronik-Holder, a spokeswom- Patronik-Holder said. "They will an for the group. be equipped with cell phones. A specific number of and can put voters in contact volunteers was unavailable for with a lawyer immediately attei m Lucas and Wood counties, but they've been disenfranchised • l Patronik-Holder said northwest Local student activist group 1 ^Nv * •,'^^ Ohio would be a foc.il point F— PROTECTION. PAGE ?

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Democrats, will "I think that ment activities for the current administration's o Martina Monsivals APPtMto have members everyone, we'll sup- handling of our country's EMOTION camping out in front foreign port one another, foreign policy. VISIT: President Bush and first lady Laura Bush are introduced at a of the Union both in policy is and we'll inspire each "I think that foreign policy campaign rally at SeaGate Convention Center, Friday. anticipation of the other to get through is the most important issue opening of the polls the most the night and the for a lot of people," said Katie and to encourage important whole next day. We HartweU, president of the President Bush at Seagate others to vote. want to be the first CoUege Democrats. "The world "llllllF "We want to issue for a people in line so we is not divide and conquer." Center to woo NW Ohio simulate the idea of lot of people" can get our vote in, Kerry, according to NoUsh going to wait in line help organize the would succeed in re-establish By Mary Datrymple the face of threats by Amerk as By Josh Comer THE ASS0CIMED PRESS REPORTER for concert tickets KATIE HARTWEU, rest of the day and ing the nation's global image. deadly foe. The broadcast of the bin As the presidential campaign at Ticketmaster for PRESIDENT OF get our communities "I advocate lohn Kerry because WEST PALM BEACH, Ha — lohn laden tape jolted the campaign's comes to a close Monday night, Pearl lam or R.liM.or COLLEGE DEMOCRATS out. Our push will I beUeve in his anti-war stance,' Kerry criticized President Bush closing days, accentuating the two organizations on campus something like that, be greater than any Nolish said. "I believe in some on Friday for failing to capture terrorism theme with a reminder promise to keep the fires of to get voters more excited, like, '1 other group's push on this cam- one who wiU not only throw Osama bin Laden as a new vid- of the Sept. 11,2001, attacks, and democracy lit .ill night, and into want to go see them, I want to get pus hands down. We have the rhetoric, but wUl devote actual eotape of the terrorist leader Kerry revived his contention that election day. the best tickets,"' said leff Nolish, attitude, we'll make the effort.'' resources to benefit our troops surfaced just before the election. Bush missed an opportunity to Camp Vote, an effort lead president of Reach Out. "We'll The two organizations are Bush accused tile Democrat of be doing a lot of pro-engage- united in their attitudes about CAMP VOTE. PAGE 2 "shameful" second-guessing in by Reach Out and the College BUSH, PAGE 2

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday. November 1, 2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Incumbent speaks about newly released video Democrats BUSH,FROM PAGE 1 could have tun down bin Laden "As Americans, we are abso- Reach Out for c apture or kill bin laden during in the Tora Bora mountains in lutely united in our determina- the Afghan wat late 2(H)] if they had gone alter tion to hunt down and destroy crowd Monday "I believe 1 can tun a more effec- him on the ground, and he has Osama bin laden and the tive war on tenor than Ceorge blamed Bush for the decision to terrorists," Kerry said in Florida, CAMP VOTE, FROM PAGE 1 Bush," Kerry asserted. Bush told In Afghan lories lead that chase. standing next to his campaign and the people of Iraq, deliver- an Ohio rally: "My opponent con- "lie didn't choose to use plane. "They are barbarians, and ing real sovereignty to them tinues to say things he knows are American forces to hunt down I will stop at absolutely nothing more quickly." not true." I le said, "it's especially Osama bin laden." Kerry said to hunt down, capture or kill Both group leaders worry shameful In light of the new tape in an interview with WISN in the terrorists wherever they are. over the possibility of eligible from America's enemy." Milwaukee. "I le outsourced the whatever it takes, period. voters being challenged during Hush and Kerry both made job." But he went on, in the radio the voting process, an area of hurried IV appearances after Bush responded, at a rally interview, to question Bush's concern which has grown more the tape emerged in Columbus, Ohio: "It's the judgment In the Tora Bora chase pronounced in recent weeks. I el me make this very clear," worst kind of Monday-morning and to say he would do a bener "The biggest challenge in my Bush said in Toledo, Ohio, (|iiattei hacking," and he quoted job keeping the United States opinion comes from the recent Standing next to Air force (Inc. his Afghan war commander, the safe. actions of our Secretary of State," "Americans will not be intimidat- now-retired (ien. Tommy Franks, "Democrat, Republican, there's Nolish said. "Sending out 3,600 ed or influenced bj an enemj as saying intelligence reports at no such thing," Kerry said. Republicans to be inside our of our country. I'm sure Senator the time were unclear about bin "There's just America and we polls, to look over possible voters ken y agrees with this." I aden's whereabouts. are all united in hunting down like a citizens' watch, saying they Kerry said, "My reaction is Kern's account "does not and capturing or killing those suspect certain people to not be that all of us ... are completely square with reality," Bush said. who conducted that raid and eligible." united." It was unclear what if any we always knew that that was According to Hartwell, Separately he criticized Bush impact hiii Laden hoped to have Osama bin laden." problems with provisional for not capturing bin Laden, on the U.S. election. While Mush "My policy is there's no such ballots could present additional adding pointedly, "I believe I vowed four years ago to get bin thing as negotiation with problems for voters, can run a mure effective war on Laden "dead or alive," he now terrorists," the Democratic- "Our problems up to this point terror than George Bush." rarely mentions the terrorist candidate said. "And terrorists, Pablo Martinez Monsivais AP Photo with the provisional balloting Spokesman loe Lockhart, leader, speaking mostly about terrorism are going to be hunted TOLEDO: President Bush speaks to reporters Friday, at the Toledo Express and the rulings this week put up responding to the Bush deposed Iraqi leader Saddam down and killed, we are united Airport regarding the latest Osama bin Laden video. a huge block, confusing people campaign's charges that the Hussein and Abu Musab al- on that." who may not be sure if they can With Bush and his wife Iaura registration drives would swell Democrat was politicizing the Zaiqawii blamed for beheadings "I am absolutely confident I vote or not," Hartwell said. That and other violence in Iraq. behind him on the stage in tomorrow's turnout to record and apathy is something we are video, said Kerry made the have the ability to make America On the videotape, abed by the safer," lie said. Ohio, California Ckiv. Arnold levels. In Ohio, Republicans lost really trying to avoid. Our big- critical comments of Bush Arab television station Al-lazeera, Americans are divided on Schwarzenegger told the a court appeal to block tens of gest problem to this point has during a round of satellite bin laden addresses Americans: whether bin Laden is likely to be spirited rally that the president thousands of voter registrations. Been making people realize that broadcast interviews, shortly "Your security is not in the hands captured- ever. was is "defending this country Candidates for 34 Senate voting affects you direcdy, that alter being told a bin Laden tape of Kerry or Bush or al-Qaida. Your Four in 10 say no. People are with all his heart and soul." seats and all 435 House seats it isn't some guy in Washington campaigned through the final might be coming out later in security is in your own bands." also split on whether it is essen- "America is back." he said. deciding how the country is run." "America's back from the attack few days of their races, as well These fears and the obstacle the day. Bush said intelligence tial to capture him to successfully Republicans are favored to retain "Ill fact it was unknown to officials continued to analyze the conclude the war on terrorism. on our homeland, we are back of low voter turnout have not from the attack on our economy, their majority in the House everyone on his staff what was tape, fhe administration said it Bin laden's remarks quickly Aides to Senate Democratic dampened the activist spirit of and we are back from the attack either organization. on the tape, and even frankly beheved the tape was authentic overshadowed the scripted Leader Tom Daschle in South and had been made recently. campaign events of the day on our own way of life." "I think it's do or die at this if there really was an authentic Dakota said they had identified The president said, "We are for both the president and his Increasingly, both sides point, especially for our tape," Ijxrkhart said all of the estimated 10,000 unde at war with these terrorists Democratic rival, injecting new have turned their attention to cided voters in his state by name generation," Harrwell said. "If Kerry has asserted throughout and I am confident that we uncertainty into a race already mobilizing for Election Day, underscoring the closeness of we don't speak up and let our the campaign that U.S. forces will prevail." difficult to predict. hoping that intense voter his campaign for re-election. voices be heard we're be going to war soon. Things are going to get worse if we let the current administration Hay in. A lot of us recognize that, and recognize diat in die past some have not voted. Outspoken celebrities sway voters Now you have to vote, it has such an impact on even, facet of our voters they didn't agree on which RALLY, FROM PAGE 1 come here, If they weren't here I lives, It you don't support die war, star they liked best. Catullo was wouldn't be here." Tiffany Bryan, stand up and say it, stand up for Max Weinberg, while Chris sophomore. and vote. Voting is die only way nothing about what it is like leaned toward lake Gyllenhaal. "You saw the way they being a woman want to make you can represent yourself in this David lackson, an assistant reacted to lake," said Munn. democracy. If you don't vote, you choices about our bodies," professor of political science "They weren't here to see me, or can't be heard, you can't com- said Munn. at the University went to see because they love politics they Heinz criticized Bush admin- plain, you can't do anything. Yuu the dynamic of celebrities and were here to sec lake." are rendered powerless. To be an istration ties to the oil industry. politics. "1 studied pop cul- Wolf said that while "Did you know that Condoleezza ture and political science in empowered citizen you have to celebrities don't have any more vote." Rice had an Exxon oil tanker collegeand I m interested ifthiisis or less of a right, they can speak lor Nolish, (amp Vole named after her?" he asked. "I actually going to work." out about anything they are can't even gel vanity plates on In fact, while many see passionate about. "Alter you talk presents a last minute opportu- my truck." celebrities are criticized for for a minute people are going nity to rally die troops. For some people inside the outspoken political views lo know if you're speaking from "There has never been a more rally the debate was not about lackson thinks it is a huge risk your heart... This is my voice and important time to get out and policy or who to vote for, it was they take every time they let this is what I stand for." vote," he said. "When you have about which celebrity they were their views be known. Weinberg said that he is activists and democrats aligned most looking forward to seeing. T think it is far more risky for speaking about because he in this coalition, I don't think dial Joey Catullo, freshman, and celebrities than it is beneficial to realizes how important the diem," he said." anyihing is more powerful. We Chris Taylor, freshman, went upcoming election is. "It is "It is really important because the most important election are prepared mat diis (amp Vote tulie DiFranco BGNews to the event together and they are looked up to so much of my lifetime and I'm 53," he is an opportunity to have some CELEBRITIES: From left to right, celebrities Scott Wolf, Allison Munn while they agreed that events in our age group." said Ashley said. "We are still citizens of this fun, as well as do everything that and Jake Gyllenhaal. The actors were part of the Kerry College Bus Tour like Friday's were good to rally Fair, junior. country, and a lot of us have we need to do throughout the that visited campus Friday night. the base more than convert "It helps a lot. It made me children." night and get the job done,"

Election Protection and Reach Out provide options for disenfranchised voters this election PROTECTION, FROM PAGE 1 into the booth widi diem." a challenger for each voting add more challengers, Blackweli's Times report, the Democratic county officials across the state of Potential voters may be happy precinct in the state. Because directive would have allowed the Party said that its challengers the new niles by 8 pan. last night. to hear that a legal blow was several precincts are often gath- parties to concentrate multiple Reach Out will also have struck Saturday in their favor in would not try and bar anyone According to a report by the ered into one polling place, mul- challengers at polling members stationed outside of an attempt to limit complica- from voting. Instead, their focus Cincinnati Enquirer on Oct. 25, polling places in Bowling Green tiplechallengers would have been tions and intimidation that would places in the state that would be to ensure that no one Blackwell had also issued an tomorrow, ready lodocument any able to show up and question the housed the most precincts. have come from partisan chal- was wrongly deprived of their order last mondi for Ohio voter trouble and provide voters with lengers stationed at Ohio polling legitimacy of citizens' voting Republican and Democratic right to vote. A challenger can an opportunity tocall the Election registration forms to be thrown places tomorrow. ii ili iimat ion on election day. challengers could also have been contest a prospective voter if they Protection toll-free number. out if they were not printed on In Cleveland, Cuyahoga County While the O'Donnell rul- concentrated by their parties are believed not to be: a citizen, While the group is prepared for heavy enough paper, potentially Common Pleas judge lohn R ing may be trumped by pend- in areas of the state where their at least 18 years old, voting in anything, Reach Out President O'Donncll issued a permanent leaving many citizens with little ing federal court cases, similar opponent held opinion poll leads the county where he or she lives left Nolish advises all citizens injunction barring more than to know their rights going in cases have arisen in Cincinnati prior to the election. or a resident of Ohio for at least time to re-register. The Secretary one Democrat or Republican and Akron. of State rescinded the order after and come prepared with the challenger from being allowed The Los Angeles Times 30 consecutive days before the proper materials to make voting inside polling places. According to a story in the Oct. reported yesterday that the election. Democrats pointed out the fact a smooth process. This legal decision overruled 23NewYorkTimes,theRepublican Ohio Republican Party has Under Judge O'Donnell's rul- that Blackweli's own registration "Everyone should have two Ohio Secretary of State Ken Party has registered 3,600 chal- promised to aggressively chal- ing, only one challenger from forms weren't printed on the cor- pieces of ID," he said. "Everyone Blackwell, who issued a directive lengers in Ohio, while the lenge the legality of voters tomor- rect paper. is also allowed to bring a each party should be allowed in a on Wednesday that would have Democratic Party has registered row, with the belief that many are candidate slate or voter guide polling place. The legal decision The Associated Press contrib- allowed political parties to assign 2,000. Although neither party can fraudulently registered. In the also ordered Blackwell to inform uted to this report.

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In religion that a section like "Find out how to create these 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Marriage of Figaro" students, if you are doing extra When Rubenstein started this may be more harmful than CMAI Annual Campus-Wide cool ponytails!" and "Who'syour at "Seventeen" a year ago, she helpful to impressionable young Sponsored by the College of while others are in Iraq, if you care Kwanzaa Celebration Ticket Sales celebrity beauty inspiration?" was determined to soon imple- gills." Musical Arts - Opera Program for an animal, if you have children The event features a presentation These are typical issues ment a religious section. As the To insure accuracy, Union Lobby or elderly parents (or both), if you of the seven principles of Kwanzaa, addressed in the pages of any founding editor of "CosmoCirl!," Rubenstein appointed an care for yourself.... teenage fashion magazine African dancing and drumming, a 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. a similar teen fashion advisory committee to oversee Women's Center. 108A But one venerable girl's publication, she suggested the soul food dinner and door prizes! Life Flight Fundraiser. Sponsored by the teenage religion debate. publication is featuring columns idea ol a faith section. Admission is $8 w/ student ID, Dance Marathon Hanna Hall The interraith board includes $10 non-students and $5 children ranging from prayer to gay But the response from a Christian preacher, a priest Union Lobby adolescents attending church. under 12. 7:30 p.m. the magazine's other editors from the Roman Catholic 424 Saddlemire Student Popular teen fashion was less favorable with most Archdiocese ol New York, a 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Men's Track and Field Informational magazine, "Seventeen," recently slating that a lash- Services Bldg. Ticket Sales for Miss Black and Meeting Reform lewish rabbi, launched a section focusing ion magazine was "While other ;i Buddhist teacher Gold Pageant, Sponsored by Alpha 136 Perry Field House on religion, in an attempt to no place for God. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Phi Alpha ami two Muslims. provide a thrum where young "There is a sizable teen fashion lot Barnard, the "Design Exposition, Architecture Union Lobby 7 -10 p.m. girls have the opportunity to 322" minority of teens magazines section maj at least Multicultural Dinner Theatre discuss spirituality who think religion Models from the Architecture 322 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. be worth a glance Auditions This issue was brought to the is Important, but have a niche, even it students don't Course The Obsidian Recruitment/Survey/ Singers, actors and dancers need- attention ofl heHcv. Hill Barnard the ones who do 'Seventeen' necessarily agreewith Union Galleries Information Table from Sylvania. Ohio. ed to portray popular R&B/Soul find it important all the views being Union Lobby "Teens do not have suffi- in their lives, find wants to 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Funk Legends of the 1980s. presented, cient outlets when it conies to it quite impor- "As long as all Islam Awareness Week Table, Noon - 4 p.m. Singers come prepared to sing an appeal to all religion,'' he said. "I feel that tant." Barnard said. religions are well Sponsored by the Muslim Student 80s song. Dancers come prepared T-shirt Sales Sponsored by Creative places where teens are able to "Teenagers'lives are girls." represented, I would Association Minds Movement to learn a choreographed routine. talk about religion don't allow Incomplete without Union Lobby recommend that Union Lobby Actors come prepared to read from them to express themselves and sume attention to teenagers take a a script. Dinner Theatre rehearsals ask questions" spirituality." MICHAEL WOOD, VICE look at this section," 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Noon - 4 p.m. begin November 6, 2004. RebeccaNyquist, 17, is a long- Inspirational PRESIDENT he said. "I always Get Out the vote Gaming Society Information Table Union Multipurpose Room time "Seventeen" subscriber. messages, person- support spirituality Sponsored by College Democrats Union Lobby I was pretty surprised when al stories of spiritual struggle being discussed In any form." Union Lobby 1 saw articles in the last maga- 9 p.m. and testimonials were all part Teenage Research Unlimited Noon -1 p.m. zine about religion," she said. "I of the section's first issue Last Comic Standing told online news source 11 a.m. -1 p.m. Caring for Yourself While Caring for think it's pretty i ool that they are which debuted In August The Knock Knock? Who's there, you missoulian.com that the broad Bowling Green Student Education Others giving girls my age a place to talk section also includes \ rises from approach to spirituality fits with Association Information and ask? The Bowen-Thompson All who work at BGSU are caring for about n'ligion." the New Testament, savings the direction of "Seventeen." Recruitment Table others. Women are often expected Student Union is sponsoring a I'he magazine's Editor-in- from the Prophet Muhammad "While other teen Union Lobby to be the primary caregivers at "Last Comic Standing" at BGSU. Chief, Atoosa Rubenstein, told as well as the teachings of fashion magazines have a niche, home and at work. Although the Come show off your talents in the the Associated Press recently Pope John Paul II and the Dalai "Seventeen" wants to appeal 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. examples are limitless, this group Black Swamp Pub that she started the section not Lama to all girls," said the company's Ticket Sales for Opera "The is for you if you care about BGSU Union Black Swamp Pub to spread a religious message, According to Rubenstein, the \ ice President Michael Wood. but to provide a forum on an reader response to the section Guinness disagrees. issue she believes is important has mostly been positive. The T don't think one section on to this generation of girls magazine has caught some beat religion would attract a binad And according to a recent for the section due to the fact er audience." she said. "As a What did you do with study conducted by teenage that it was placed just after an teenager, I only read those BGNEWS the extra hour from Research Unlimited, a market ai tide on contraception. magazines for entertainment." PEOPLE research group in .N'orthbrook, Rubenstein calls it "a The spirituality section is just BRIEFING Daylight Savings? III., the topic may be well very modern and realistic" the beginning of many changes ON THE STREET read. The group has produced presentation. "Seventeen" will soon experi- Disney internship data stating that 58 percent of University junior lessica ence, according to Rubenstein meeting today teens ranked faith as among the Guinness, who considers herself In the near future the magazine most important pans of their to be strong in her faith, said she will feature stories on issues The Wait Disney World life would not take a section like this such as sale sex, charity work College Program will bo " \ 1 y friends don't feel comfort- one seriously and the presidential election on campus today recruit- able talking about their faith." "I have read many magazines The Associated Press ing totems for the spring Nvquist said. "I think this is a like "Seventeen" and 1 just don't contributed to this report or spring/summer semes lers. All interested stu- ASHLEY HEATHER PUMP dents must attend a man- KENEBREW-PORTER SENIOR, CHILD FAMILY datory presentation at 5 p.m. in the Union Theater. SOPHOMORE, COMMUNITY SERVICES CANDIDATES TIED IN COLUMBUS DISPATCH POLL Interviews will be sched- PRE-MED/BIOLOGY 2% COLUMBUS (API — President Bush and uled after the presentation ERROR Democratic presidential nominee John and will be held Tuesday in "Partied my ass off." "Slept my ass off" Kerry were tied in a newspaper's poll of the Cooperative Education Ohio voters published yesterday. and Internship Program The challenger led by just eight responses Office, 310 Saddlemire out of 2.880 surveys returned in trie mail Student Services. For more poll by The Columbus Dispatch, which information call: 372-2451. showed 50 percent favoring Kerry and the Republican president.The poll was con- ducted Oct. 20 through Friday. It has a margin of sampling error ol plus or minus 2 £L percentage points, although sampling error TERESA LOPEZ ±CRYSTAL is not the only source of error in any poll. SOPHOMORE, BIOLOGY RICHARDSON The response rate was 25 percent. 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OTTERS TO THE EDITOR President Bush, a Shakespeare actor? president to bring us out of the depression lhat there is no scientific proof stating kids Anti-war feelings that anti-Vietnam-war demonstrators had are bom gay. It would make iheir life placed us. fo the majority ofAmericans, miserable. Many uninformed and unfit for a president anti-Vietnam-war demonstrators ware a Second off it would have a major impact Iii. ised observers GEORGE se\eie embarrassment and considered on society because then we would have to have been calling our VALKO traitors, start giving certain benefits to homosexual president stupid for the last I la\ inn lived as a young adult during the Ihe Pied Piper las) quarter of the American involvement One of these anti-war demonstrators has relationships. You staled in your article that four years or so. Unfortunately in\ letnam 11951-1973], I am reminded of begun to do the same tiling in regards to ii would stop unmarried couples from for them, they are wrong, ii homeland morale. out involvement in Iraq. I will not vote for settling wills, gaining health insurance appears to be much worse justice? Who else considers lane I cmd.i's posing upon enemy him! benefits or visiting loved ones in the than just a simple case of the himself a rough and tumble kind military weapons in opposition to hospital, well that is completely untrue. stupid president In an October c >f character? There is one man urtei icans fighting against the communist KATHY ROLSTEN issue I does not interfere in any waj with article by lames Fallows in The who fits all of these descriptions Nurili Vietnamese initiated a strong and GRADUATE ASSISTANT government benefits granted to persons Atlantic newspaper, an Interest- and is, like Bush himself, a lengthy military attack on our own in non-marital homosexual relationships, ing analysis of our president cowboy, or at least a space fighting men and the South Vietnamese. so long as the government does not grain Is presented, tccordingto the Cowboy, like William Shalner. North\ ietnamese military generals have Several reasons to those benefits to such persons specifically article. President Bush is a vic- After having this epiphany written in their memoirs that American for the reason that the relationship is one tim ol "pre-seniledementia.'' late last week. I spent the major- anti-war activity played a major role in their vote Yes* on Issue 1 thai seeks to imitate marriage. The analysis is based upon ity or my weekend finding a \ it ior\ over South Vietnam. At the first joint Also Issue 1 does not interfere in any waj comparing debate footage from connection lietweenourtwo ihis year and from 1994, 10 years meeting between American Vietnam I read your editorial in the newspaper with die individual choices of Citizens as heroes, and I found one on veterans and former North Vietnamese on Friday and I wanted to tell you a little lo die private relationships they desire to earlier, when Bush was running Tuesday. Through my connec- soldiers, communist generals Stated that information. I irsi of all we should vote yes enter and maintain. All Issue I is saying is for governor ol Dans, In debate tions at the Pentagon I was able they had planned to surrender but that the on Issue I. Why, you ask? Because of these that we will not accept a marriage between footage from 1994 one can see lo deduce that a hidden passion anti-war movement in the United States reasons: two people of the same sex. You also argued a wen composed, articulate and in 1'iesidenl Bush's life is his love encouraged them to continue to fight. Allowing same sex marriage would sometiiing about jobs without benefits, well commanding George W Bush of acting. I In our homeland, American anti-war destroy die well-being of a family, and dial is not true also because when gelling stumping with the best of them. In ihe spring of 1996, then demonstrators spf) upon our returning would have a major impact on society. It hired for a job a company can not ask you I lowever, the! leorge Bush as Ciovemor Bush enrolled seen in this year's presidential military personnel, carried American Hags would destroy the family because a child if you are gay. in a class al the local Y upside down, and promoted communist is meant to have a faiher and a mother. So with that all being said we should vole debates is a lost scared and entitled "Shatners Guide propaganda. For our nation was in a time of If a child grows up with two of the same yes on Issue 1. frustrated president who has to Shakespearian Acting." turmoil and unrest for our country, morale sex his/her view on sexual identity will be Install command of die English V cording to eye witness reports was the lowest I've witnessed It took several destroyed. Most likely they will force their JUSTIN SLAUTERBECK language. Bush and Shalner immediately years and finally a strong "dry on the hill" kid lo be a homosexual and we all know STUDENT Some speculate thai Hush has hit it off, and Shalner took young done ihis on purpose to ap|>cal Bush under his wing. During a lo our "dumb" population of Shalner original play entitled voters. As Mr. Fallows says in his "Othello II: The Wrath oflago." article "George Latoff tried to (ii ivcrnor Bush inadvertently convince me thai die change stepped into a worm hole and was intentional. As a way ol found himself on the Starship Missing Iraq weapons claim backfires si unking deep-down NASCAH- Enterprise. type manliness, according lo In testimony taken from a lakoff, Bush has deliberately i IA Interview with a Lieutenant I his mud-slinging political a new development that only against President Bush of "never made himself sound as clipped Uhura. it is revealed that Bush, campaign is certainly giving just came to their attention. admitting failures'" has just JESSICA and lough as John Wayne." who was in shock at first, quickly- journalists around the country Kerry was saving this story blown up in his lace. FAUSNAU6H In response to Fallows' article, adapted to his new situation material to write about the for last, a sucker punch. In a Kerry-Edwards senior Dr. loseph \i. Price wrote Into and became a valuable mem- last lew months. Accusations Opinion Columnist debale where the president advisor Joe Uickharl claims that The Atlantic saying "Slowly ber of the crew. Such testimony, and finger pointing have been could refute his claims and the NBC report was "the latest developing cognitive deficits w huh is also backed by a Chief the norm, especially against provide evidence to the pathetic excuse from an as demonstrated so clearly by I :-\ lgineer Montgomery "Scotty" President Bush. This is normal An NBC News crew had been contrary to Kerry's face, it administration diat never the President can represent Scott, shows Ensign Bush fre- for an incumbent president, embedded with troops moved would never stand. admits a mistake, no matter only one diagnosis, and that is quently volunteered to go on though not lo the degree we in to secure the Al-Qaqaa Second, in claiming that how disastrous pie-senile dementia." Alcoholic dangerous "away missions" diat have seen. weapons facility on April 10, failing to secure these weapons I lowever, it is clear to me dial Anonymous counselors have rhe latest major accusa- 2003, one day after the soon enough as a "massive led him to the surface of several in this case, it isn't Bush who another name for the loss of tion I have seen which has just liberation of Iraq. failure," is Kerry claiming that is in fault of not admitting a unexplored planets. Despite Intelligence that seems to be emerged these pasl fen weeks, "The 380 tons of powerful we should have invaded soon- being assigned a red uniform, mistake. Democrats supporting plaguing President Bush, "wet i air "October surprise," is Kerry's ci m\ enlional explosives were er? Whatever happened to "we Kerry are throwing out eye- Bush walked away from all brain" or "dry drunk syndrome" accusations against Bush in already missing back in April should have waited for a better witness accounts and skirmishes unharmed. As regards to "missing weapons." 10,2003—when U.S. troops I )ry drunk is a colloquial term Science Officer Mr. Spock is coalition," or we "never should journalistic reports, calling dial describes someone who has rhe da) had started with a arrived at the installation south have divided our focus from noted as saying "It was a highly them a "Bush cover-up." Stopped drinking, but who still New York Times article stating of Baghdad!" Afghanistan and Bin laden?" illogical outcome." Instead of printing a demonstrates die same alco- that 380 ions of "highly explo- While this emir will probably Also, how about the retraction an admitting that he I lowever, on one such "away holic behaviors and altitudes. In mission" Bush was kidnapped sive material" went missing make Kerry look like a fool in Democrat's, and Senator Kerry's, got his facts wrong, die Senator othet words President Efosh has in Iraq, and Kerry's campaign die end, he refuses to tetrad his claims that President Bush had claims lhat ibis is a Bush by the Klingons and forced to dnink himself stupid. Footage picked il up and ran with it. argument, arguing that NBC is lied lo the American people take a mind altering drug so that cover-up. Please. Can you say of before and after (ieorge is Senator Kerry blasted the covering for Bush. when be claimed Saddam was 'conspiracy theorist 7 die Klingons could learn of the available al http://www.adbuzz. Bush administration for its NYT is still running the story, building weapons of mass In contrast, I distinctly Federations war plans. Though com / bushbuzz.htm. failure to "guard those trying to protect Kerry's destruction, using it as a justifi- remember from the first drugged, our brave president Ihis reporter finds these Stockpiles. I his is one of the campaign no doubt, and Kerry cation to wrongly invade Iraq? presidential debate, President refused to give away any secrets, tacts" hard to believe and have great blunders of Iraq, one of is still preaching the story in By accusing Bush of failing to and was able to escape from the Bush admitting regretfully his come up with my own theory the great blunders of this every campaign speech. secure highly dangerous heartless Klingon bastards dur- miscalculation in the war in as to why the President Bush administration," Kerry said. There are a few points that weapons, "capable of attacks in ing a guards "potty break" as the Iraq, saying that he had invaded of now is not the same as the I lowever, by [he time of the stick oui to me: Iraq and more terrorist too fast, leaving pockets of president would later describe to President Bush of the past Who c vetting newscast, NBC had First, I doubi that (his bombings," they are admitting his fellow crew mates. However, resistance in hiding thai are else besides President Bush puts set il e record straight — that Information JUST became there were and are weapons the Klingon mind altering drug only just now striking back strange pauses in his speech? the material went missing 18 available, iTie evidence is dated that we needed to fear and had terrible effects and was Who's the one not admitting a Who else has been gallivanting months ago, before the U.S. from 2001 through 2003, and I protect ourselves from in Iraq. deemed by the Enterprise's Invaded Iraq. find it highly unlikely that it was all over the world to promote ITiird, Kerry's finger pointing WEAPONS, PAGE 5 ACTOR, PAGE 5

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I'OIN'I'/roi'NKKI'OINT: ELECTION 2001 ISSUES LAST IN A FOUR-PART SERIES THE WAR ON TERROR Kerry: Bush lost support Bush: Spreading freedom of world, failed in Iraq war to Middle East is the key

Kerry, are left wondering: why? 9/11 and a year and a half after AMANDA MATTHEW on the Zionist conspiracy, Afghanistan and did our best to DLUGIEWICZ In the days following 9/11, it the war in Iraq started. We have which is the idea that western ensure they had the same became clear to the US govern- captured Saddam 1 lussein. CLARK governments are out to take freedom we enjoy everyday? ment that Osama bin Laden Osama bin Laden, the person Wouldn't that make the Guest Columnist over the Middle East. With such and Al Qacda were responsible behind the most deadly Guest Columnist deplorable conditions, how is it people of Afghanistan and Iraq for the attacks. In retaliation, we terrorist attack on US soil, is still possible to go on living your life happier and also remove the There should be no doubt went into Afghanistan and lib- missing. The Afghanistan Something tells me happily? Religion. catalysts mat drive these people in anyone's mind that erated the Afghanistan people people are free. The Iraqi people terrorists hate us. Well, The Islamic religion is the to follow someone like bin the America of today who were under oppressive are free from Saddam Hussein; only fundamental cornerstone of nearly every Laden? is vastly different than the Taliban rule. By the way, the however, have yet to be able to Islamic extremist terrorists Middle Eastern government. Wouldn't it also set a bright America voting in the 2000 Taliban helped fund Al Qaeda. establish a government with (FrET) hate us enough to run The reason many of the and sunny example of what presidential election. The Soon after, the Bush adminis- any stability. planes into our buildings governments have only taken an Islamic democracy can do events of the past four years tration set their sights on Iraq. Over 1,000 US soldiers have So, why is it that 99 percent of baby steps towards democracy for its people? Especially when have drastically affected our From the beginning, claims been killed and thousands the world is quite happy living is because the Arab League the Iraq version of CNN begins lives, and lives around the have circulated that Iraq had more have been wounded in their lives without the massive does not believe an Islamic broadcasting throughout the world. Right now, the United weapons of mass destruction. Iraq. There were no weapons destruction of western civilians? democracy will work. Iraq and Middle East? States is engaged in a "War on Those claims were embel- of mass destruction found. The I guess you would have to go to Afghanistan are about to show I think so. Terror." There is no dispute lished by Bush, bringing fear war has cost America over S140 the areas were FIEX originate. them that they do work. So I didn't mention the 16,000 from either side of the politi- to Americans everywhere. At billion, and Bush is asking for This just happens to be where In the meantime, we must dead Iraqis or more than 1,000 cal spectrum that the United any moment, Iraq and Saddam more. America is shouldering Islam thrives: the Middle East. be concerned with the fact dead American soldiers. I also States is in a perilous position Hussein could use their WMDs 90 percent of the burden the If you look at a map of the that these countries arc full of have not mentioned the 25 in this war. Is America safer to attack America, or so we war has created; 90 percent of areas were the Islamic religion devout religious people who million people who no longer than we were four years ago? thought. the troops and 90 percent of the is most dense, you will see that have been told all of their life have to worry about Saddam Tuesday, September 11,2001, Investigations have come to money needed. it starts approximately at the that the United States is out to and his pals raping their sister changed all of our lives. It wasn't reveal that Iraq had no WMDs As recently as last week, The far West portion of Africa and get them, who have had their or daughter. I also have not just the families of the victims Yet, even after reports of the New York Times published an ends at the far East end of Asia. family and friends killed by mentioned the thousands of that grieved that day, it was the Investigations were published, account of nearly 400 tons of Right in the middle is Iraq. their government and were not American lives that will be entire world. September 12, Bush still stuck to his original missing explosives in Iraq. What Between Iraq and the far east is allowed to grieve about it or risk saved because of a free Middle 2001, brought a new day and declaration that there were did Bush do with that informa- Afghanistan. being murdered themselves. East 1 also have not mentioned a new feeling of cohesiveness WMDs. After the WMD plan lion?Thc same thing he always What a bright and sunny What do you think they said the soldiers who would have among all Americans. No didn't work, (he Bush does when people don't agree area of the world this is. Almost when bin laden gave them an died if Kerry and Edwards got matter your background, no administration shifted the with him. He denied it and every government in the Middle AK-47 for free and told them, their way and the troops didn't matter your race, no reasoning behind the Iraq war. wrote it off as false. East robs its citizens of the "the United States is poisoning gel the body armor and pay matter your political belick They claimed there was a con- A follow up story later provid- freedoms we take for granted. the world, it you fight them you increase nearly every odier we were all Americans, Relief nection between Al Qaeda and ed evidence that the allegation Many of those governments will go to paradise?" senator voted for them to have. and prayers poured in from all Iraq. This statement has also of missing explosives was true. are monarchies that hoard The only parallel I can seem Bush fights for our security across the globe. been proven false. Once again This war on terror will con- money from their own citizens. to draw here is when, say, a every single day, lohn Kerry In a recent study done by an the rationale for the war was tinue until there are no more What money they have left is friend of mine is dumped by a does nothing. He does not show independent research group, changed. Bush began to say it terrorists This election is more depressing. The per-capita GDP girl he really cared about and up to his Senate intelligence nearly 80 percent of the world was America's duty, as a people, than just an election for a presi- — average income per person then punches a whole in the committee hearings, he does does not agree with our current to bring liberty to those around dent. It is an election for the — in Ionian, Syria, Sudan. Iran. drywall of his parent's house. not show up to most of his foreign policy. What happened the world who are oppressed. American way of life. Bush has Afghanistan. Pakistan, Yemen, The conditions of the break up senate votes and he does not to the love and support that we When Congress voted to led our troops into battle with Ifbanon and Iraq is more than produced an anger that even come up with his own came to know in the days alter authorize the President to no plan to bring them home. five times smaller than that of generated a fist in the wall. stance on politics — he let's the September 11? use force in Iraq, they did not He has attempted to impose his the United States. Of course, In the Middle East, the press do it for him. In his tenure in office. declare war. Bush took the \iews into almost every aspect there is no free press as well. conditions are producing RET It is unfortunate that so many George Bush has alienated our power given to Congress and of our lives. He has damaged The regimes use this to who attack the United States. people on this campus can cast allies, put our troops in dan- made it his own. He, along with our reputation in the world. support themselves by never Not all people are IIET, but a vote for a man who put his ger, and severely damaged the the "Coalition of the Willing." But, in the end, no matter admitting defeat Oftentimes, they are all living in the same liberalness in the way of reputation of the United States. declared war on Iraq. who you decide to vote for, vote the Middle Eastern television deplorable conditions. But wait. protecting American soldiers. Some of us, including lohn Here we are, three years after tomorrow! stations will broadcast thoughts What if we went into Iran and Bush will never, ever do that.

ACTOR,FROM PAGE 4 the authority were only willing to WEAPONS, FROM PAGE 4 I le claims he would be a admit this off the record. But all mistake? Senator Kerry. "fresh start." Does that mean doctor, a Dr. I eonard "Bones" signs, including the Enterprises 1 his event shows Kerry's he's going to pull our troops [email protected] McCoy, as incurable. ship's log, point to the hypocrisy even more than his without finishing reconstruc- How President Bush w-as able conclusion I bring before you. Democratic preaching of 'take tion and stability in the Iraqi to return to our time remains 1 have received many threats from the rich and give to the government? a mystery to this reporter. regarding the publication of this poor' while being a billionaire That would be incredibly E-mail us your opinion. I lowever, it is a testament to information: Expulsion, depor- and owning. I believe seven, dangerous. An even more President Bush's strength and tation, reduction of flex funds mansions. bnital regime would more perseverance that he can still and even torture (consisting of Maybe he should set an than likely take power, .in even serve as president of our great listening to the best hits of Tun example and sell one of them, greater threat to us. nation. A CO- CIA/Star Fleet Ml I aaw.l But I believe that it is and donate it to working lohn Kerry is not a man 1 investigation agree that the every citizens' right to know the families, lust a thought. want to see as president. I'm ELECT Matthew P. Lyons Kerry has lied and manipu- scared to see what will happen. Klingon dmg and the Shatncrs personal history of our president. A CHOICE for Clerk of Courts in Wood County nttelage have combined to bring lated already, just in his you the George Bush of today. E-mail comments to (Jeorge at campaign, and 1 don't see You can e-mail Jessica at where he stands on Iraq. [email protected]. Officials at the highest level of ifilkogdPbgnet.bgsu.erfu. &The Lyons action plan includes:

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BG 43*02 OTrtBl or (419) 372-9504 WWW.BGNEWS.COM 6 Monday. November 1.2004 www.bEnews.com/state ORCHESTRA AGREES TO KEEP ON PLAYING CLEVELAND (AP)-The musicians and management of the Cleveland Orchestra have agreed to allow the orchestra to continue working under the terms of an expired five-year contract. A two-month extension to the contract had been scheduled to expire last night at midnight SWE Human facial transplant oldl by review board Cleveland Clinic will you expect," Siemionow said. A P Photo She said she will tell patients ELECTORS: Five of Ohio's 40 electors, from left to right, Republicans Alex Arshinkoff, Kirk Shuring. Gary Suhadolnik, and Democrats Dean be first to transplant there is as much as a 50 per- DePiero, and Capri Cafaro. for severely disfigured. cent chance of failure because of tissue rejection or other THE ASSOCIATED PRESS complications CLEVELAND - The Cleveland A central question in debate Ohioans in 2004 Electoral College play an Clinic says it is the first institution over the procedure has been to receive review board approval whether patients should be of human facial transplant for subjected to risks of transplant important role in determining a winner someone severely disfigured by failure and life-threatening com- bums or disease. plications from anti-rejection election. This has happened four By Malta Rulon At least one potential elector, Cafaro wins the 14th District Several independent medi- drugs for an operation that is not MID PRESS a Republican from West Virginia, seat, she wouldn't be sworn in times, including in 2000 when cal teams around the world also lifesaving. INGTON - In Ohio, the has said he might withhold until after casting her vote as Bush won 47 percent of the are pursuing the procedure. The Siemionow said she wants presidential election is up to his vote for Bush, but neither an elector. vote and Democrat Al Gore got Geveland Clinic said its approval to start with a relatively simple j important vines, which Cox nor Suhadolnik plan to Ohio has one elector for each 48 percent. on Oct. 15 followed 10 months of procedure that would involve could becasi bj people such as delect from their party's slate of of the 18 congressional districts "It was the genius of our fore debate on medical, ethical and transplanting only the skin and New Philadelphia resident Sandy electors. plus two for the state at large. founders that that through psychological issues. underlying fat. The patient's I ox Ohio Turnpike Executive "I'm a solid Republican voter," That's down from 21 electors in out our system of govern It has no current patients or own muscles shape the face, so ! )irector (iary Suhadolnik or 26- Suhadolnik said, "look at the 2000 due to shifts in population ment, we have checks and bal donors for the procedure. the patient would not take on year-old congressional candl- other cast of characters, there's across the country. anccs. The Electoral Collage "We are at this point ready to the appearance of the donor, ipri Cafaro, no way I could vote for them, The electors must be nomi- is an example of that," said state begin screening patients." said she said. Depending on which can- even on a bad day." nated by party officials and Sen. Kirk Schuring of Canton Dr. Maria Siemionow, the hos- Current facial reconstructive didate wins Ohio tomorrow, "Faithless electors," as defec- are screened by each party's a Republican elector. "If we pital's director of plastic surgery surgery uses skin grafts and flaps thej could become members tors are known, are rare. Out of executives. didn't have the Electoral research and training in micro- — tissue containing blood vessels of the 2004 Electoral College 21,000 electors in the nation's Most states, including Ohio, Collage, probably many of our scopic surgery, who advocated — from other parts of a patient's that will meet at the state history, there have been only 10. operate on a winner-take-all smaller states wouldn't get the procedure. body. The result "following major Capitol in Columbus at noon In Ohio, the electors tend to system where the candidate any attention." Doctors at the clinic said find trauma, bums and tumor resec- • in Dee. 13 to vote on the be party loyalists who have been who wins the most votes gets all In 2000, Ohio's Republican ing an appropriate donor cadav- tions has been, at best, medio- er for the facial skin and underly- next president. active for yean. the state's electoral votes. Only electors selected Bush and Vice cre." Dr. Graham lister, a retired President Dick Cheney. In 1992 ing tissue might be more difficult There are 538 electoral votes I he only restriction is that Maine and Nebraska dole out professor of plastic surgery they can't be federal office- their votes proportionally to the and 1996, the state's Democratic than choosing a patient, which among the 50 states, and it takes and a mentor of Siemionow's, holders, a rule that forced U.S. popular vote. electors chose former President could take up to two years. 270 electoral votes to win the wrote on her behalf to the clinic presidency. In this year's close Rep. Sherrod Brown to step The electors must vote sepa- Bill Clinton and Gore. "It may not happen in our life, race, Ohio's 20 Mites could be down this year as a Democratic rately for the president and vice Ohio AFL-CIO President or it may happen sooner than review board. critical to either President elector, Brown spokeswoman president. Their votes will be William Burga, among the 1996 Bush oi Democrat John Kerry loanna Kuebler said the con- sealed and sent to the president electors, said the whole voting winning the election, gressman's selection was an of the U.S. Senate, who will open process didn't take more than 15 THE SAGUARO CACTUS, rOUIlD 111 "When you are actually one of oversight. them on Ian. 6, and declare or 20 minutes. THE SOUTHUJESTEfM UMTED STATES the electors, sou are pinching ' The rule does not disqual- the winner. "It's cut and dried and you get a youisell to see if it's real," said ify Cafaro, a millionaire shop- The way the Electoral College nice certificate," Burga said. UOESITT GROW BRRnCHES UnilL IT I iox a i temocrai who has served ping center heiress challeng- system was set up means that a In Ohio, each elector also IS 75 YEARS OLD. on her city council for 14 years. ing Republican U.S. Rep. Steve candidate who wins the popu- will get $10 and be reimbursed "it's a real honor." laTourette. That's because if lar vote still might not win the for mileage. n Senior Portraits will be taken on Nov. 3-5 « 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. \° The KEY Yearbook's at the Black Swamp Pub A

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PAGE 8 WOMEN'S SOCCER Tuesday MONDAY MAC tournament at Kent State, 2 p.m. November 1, HOCKEY 2004 Thursday Against Notre Dame, 7:05 p.m. Friday www.bgnews.com/sports At Notre Dame, 7:35 p.m. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY SWIMMING Friday Against Toledo, 5 p.m. Saturday Against KMU, 1 p.m. VOLLEYBALL Saturday Crossley At Kent State, 7 p.m. Sunday BG Football continues plays big At Akron, 2 p.m. FOOTBALL Saturday in BG's Against WMU. 1 p.m. roll in win over EMU victory ByAdamHntzak ASSISTANT SPORTS [DUOS By Elliott Schreiner The Falcon football team's SPORTS EDITOR offense was able to put togeth- After a 2003 campaign saw Upsets er another dominant perfor- Mitchell Crossley emerge as one mance with a balanced attack of the top defensive linemen in to defeat Eastern Michigan. die Mid-American Conference, galore in Quarterback Omar lacobs his start to this season could lie passed for 333 yards and three considered slow. touchdowns and running back Coming into Saturday's sporting RJ. I'ope netted 128 yards on game against Eastern Michigan, the ground, scoring from 18 Crossley had yet to get a sack yards out in the fourth quarter this season and was in dangerous world to put away FMU 41-20. position to lose his stature as an "We are a complete offense." All-MAC player. lacobs said. "We don't have That all changed in a n 20 MATT weak links." win over EMU thai saw I rossle) HAWKINS BG received a boost from step up In a big way lor the B( I Sports Reporttr their defense, which came up defense. with big plays at the right time. "I saw Mitch being disruptive," If this isn't a sign of the "We're just playing really well BG head coach Gregg Brandon apocalypse. I don't now what is! together as a team right now," said. "I saw him coming off the [harebecause it's the end said BG head coach Gregg edge, collapsing the pocket and of the world; the world of pro Brandon. forcing the quarterback to get out sports that is. In the last lew Down by 14 with just under ni there months alone just about ever) six minutes to play, F.M11 had Crossley led the Falcons in 2003 major sport has gone through a first down at the Falcon with nine sacks and was selet ted enough unpredictable outcomes 38-yard line after completing second team MI-MAC Brandon to cause Baho Ruth to luni met a 23-yard pass on fourth and said he saw Cn issley gelling back in his grave—oh wait he just did. 14. On the next play, defensive to that form in the Falcons past The Red Sox. after 86 years of end Mitchell Crossley broke few games and he was in rare being cursed by "The Bambino" through the line and crushed form for the Falcons Saturday finally slipped a World Series quarterback Matt Bohnet, The junior led the team with title Into the record books. Ihej forcing a fumble. BG linebacker seven tackles, had two sacks and didn't just squeeze by the St. I )anicl Sayles recovered the ball loned ,i tumble, while returning Louis Cardinals either, they and put the offense in control another fumble for a touchdow n. embarrassed the crap out of to finish the game. The Impressive part of them. The most cursed team in With the success they found Crosslcy's performance was snorts history JVi BDt St. I imis all game with Hope, the Falcons when he decided to make them. with Red Sox pitchers only handed off to him five straight With 13:30 in the third quarter allowing 24 hits combined in the plays, the last resulting in a and the Eagles looking to Improve series, fewest for a Worid Series touchdown to end any hope of on a 24-10 deficit. Crosslej team in 35 years. an Kagle comeback decided to make his first strike The way the Cards were The Falcons had not run BenSwanger BGNews against the Eastern offense. playing, it looked as if maybe the ball well in their last three ALMOST, BUT NOT QUITE: Bowling Green tight end Todd DIBacco just misses catching his second On a lateral screen pass to they were the ones cursed. games and Brandon made it a touchdown of the game against Eastern Michigan. DiBacco helped the Falcons beat the Eagles, 41-20. running back Anthony SherreH There's only one reasonable point to get back to pounding Crossley stepped in between explanation as to why the the ball with success. win. we have to run the football made a one-handed grab on play," Crossley said. "My Sherrell and quarterback Man Cardinals played so pooriy: they "We talked after last week effectively." a backwards lateral, returning number was called and I just Bohnet to make a one handed were just as shocked as everj one about being able to run RJ., rush Crossley was a dominant it 30-yards for a touchdown to had to go out there and make pick that would go down as a else that Boston beat New York. the football. We challenged the presence on the field. On the putBGup31-10. the play." fumble recovery. Crossley then After the Yankees won the first line that we needed to get RJ. opening possesion of the "They were running on "I saw Mitch being disruptive," rumbled down the rest of die three games in the ALCS. Boston 100 yards and we did a good job second half, he shot through us, passing on us and s Brandon said. "(He was) com- field untouched for a 30-yard of that. For us to continue to the EMU offensive line and omebody had to make a big UPSETS, PAGE 8 FOOTBALL, PAGE 8 CROSSLEY, PAGE 8 Hockey beats Lake Superior 2-1 Volleyball has tough time Matt Hawkins SPORTS REPORTER After BG's 5-1 loss to Lake with Eastern and Western Superior State Friday night, the Falcons needed someone to step BylasonlDixon it up. Sophomore forward Rich SENIOR REPORTER Meloche decided it was his turn. The Bowling Green State Meloche scored bodi goals for volleyball team had excuses but the Falcons in their 2-1 win over refused to use them. the fakers on Saturday, his first They had reasons to feel sorry nvo of the season. for themselves but were angry at Melodies first goal came at themselves instead. 18:32 of the first period, when he They had explanations but fired a lightning bolt of a slapshot chose not to use them. from the left circle past Lakers In every case the Falcons had goalie left' lakaitis to give the the right oudook after being Falcons a 1 -0 lead. swept by Western Michigan But less than 30 seconds later, and dropping a five-set match laker right wing Matt Hestoule to Eastern Michigan inside silenced the crowd with a goal Anderson Arena last weekend. diat tied the game. They lost two games they could Yet with only 1:25 gone by have won. in the second period Meloche "I don't think it would have scored again and pushed the been an upset if we had beaten Falcons back on top with what Western, because we both had would turn out to be the game identical records and they got winning goal. Btn Sranw BGNews crushed by Ohio last night." head "I came up from behind die GETTING DOWN: BG defenseman Taylor Christie puts a Lake Superior coach Denise Van De Walle said BG News Fill Photo BIG BLOCK: Bowling Green's Elizabeth Simon and Corrie Mills make a net and the goalie was down, so player against the boards Friday night. yesterday. "The team was pretty 1 threw if off the goalie," Meloche disappointed after the loss to block earlier this season at Anderson Arena. The Falcons had problems said. coach Scon Paluch said. "We CCHA victory and weren't about Eastern, because we felt like it this weekend in losses to Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan. Even though Meloche was the were able to whether that stonn to let the Lakers sweep them this would have been an upset lone Falcon scorer on Saturday, it that we couldn't do last night" weekend. "It was a batde all afternoon it outset jumping ahead of the advantage. was a team effort. Even lakers head coach Frank "1 was really upset with the loss between two very good teams," Broncos 11-5. The Chippewas dosed Out the "It doesn't really matter who Anzalone gave Sigalet praise for (Friday!," Sigalet said. "We came she said. "I always tell the team Following a WMU timeout. ni scoring si\ oi the last eight does what as long as we're doing his effort. in today and really wanted to this 'In a five gamer, the first four Amber Mareski pushed BG's lead points. it together," Meloche said. "One "You gotia give Sigalet win." sets don't matter ... It comes to 12-5 but the Chippewas went Van De Walle said game one day it'll be someone else." credit." he said, "He challenged Sigalet also said everyone was down to one 15-point game and on a 15-8 run to pull even with played out die exact same way I lowever, Meloche couldn't us tonight." able to step their game up a level how you handle that' and we just the Falcons at 20 apiece it did when they met one week have been the hero for the So far this season, Sigalet has after their loss on Friday. made too many unforced errors." The two teams exchanged die ago. Falcons if it weren't for goalie only allowed seven goals on 129 "We've got a lot of injured Van De Walle said the team had next three points, but a dazzling "it was aggressive, rhe serving Jordan Sigalet. who was just as shots in the Falcons first four bodies in there from (guys) been focusing on aggressiveness array of great digs by BG was was good. Uii' hilling was good. impressive in the net. He saved games. Five of those goals were sacrificing their bodies for and intensity in the week leading offset when CMU's Shaylen we looked confident and after 23 34 of the 35 shots on the day. scored by the Lakers on Friday. blocked shots and saving me up to Friday night's rematch with Jackson pounded down one of points 1 felt like our defense DOl "Ziggy (Sigalet) was real strong But Sigalet and rest of the from stuff and making my job WMU. and the Falcons showed her 13 kills to give them a 24-23 when he had to be," Falcon head Falcons were hungry for their first easier," Sigalet said. VOLLEYBALL, PAGE 8

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM 8 Monday. November 1.20M SPORTS Jacobs has great showing Steelers beat Patriots receiver Eric Deslauriers, who B(i has won five games in FOOTBALL, FROM PAGE 7 finished with nine receptions for a row and Brandon JS pleased By Alan Robinson 189 yards and a touchdown. with the position his team is in. THE ASSOCIATED PMSS ing off the edge, collapsing the pocket, forcing the quarterback "They have a nice offense \\ eve got six wins now, we're S<> much fin a |x-rfect week in to get out of there more than (and) they have a nice scheme," bowl eligible," he said. "We're New England sports, the Patriots' they wanted to." Brandon said. "Deslauriers' a playing as good as we can play Chances tor a perfect season and good player. Their quarterback, light now, I think, and still have the longest winning streaks in Jacobs spread the ball to seven different receivers for 30 when he has time, has been to play better." \i I history completions. Charles Sharon effective for them." Falcon Notes: Men Roethllsberger, a rookie led the way with a career-high Despite the big numbers Tight end Todd DiBacco's quarterback who seemingly the Falcon offense put up, they eight-yard touchdown catch doesn't know how to lose, 10 receptions for 143 yards and setded for two field goals in in the first quarter was the drove the Steelers to font scores two touchdowns "Charles Sharon is a great the red-zone and were unable second touchdown of his career following uncharacteristic New ... Pope's 128-yard effort was the l England tumoversand Pittsburgh player," said a smiling Jacobs, to convert on third-down who has connected with him for conversions consistendy (4 of sixth 100-yard plus game in his aided the Patriots' two long win- torn E. Piiskar W Photo career... The offense netted 501 ning streaks with a remarkably eight touchdowns this season. 13) as a result of being forced BIG WIN: Pittsburgh wide receiver Plaxico Burress hauls one of his two The Eagles were able to throw into third-and-long situations yards on 83 plays ... Crossley easy :u-20 victory yesterday. touchdowns during a 34-20 win over New England yesterday. finished the game with a team- I lie Patriots had won 21 the ball deep against the Falcons "I don't know how many times secondary throughout the game. I looked up and saw third and high five solo tackles, seven total, straight counting the playoffs for the 1976 Steelers. never once 100-yard games to drive for Adam and two sacks ... Comerback and a league-record 1H in a Vinatieri's 43-yard field goal, the Bohnet finished with 365 yards 8, third and 10. We kind of shot throwing a touchdown pass; passing and one touchdown ourselves in the foot," Brandon Terrill Mayberry's fourth quarter row In the regular season, but lioeiblisberger already has nine 15th straight game they've scored interception was the first in his were all but out of this one after in what is fast becoming the first. and was on the same page with said. Roethllsberger - siiii unbeaten best season In .ill Ml rookie After that, it fell apart. as an MI. Btartei threvi two (.lit since Dan Marino threw 211 Dexter Heed appeared to have touchdown passes to Plaxico touchdown passes and ordj six downed losh Miller's punt inside Burress in the first quarter. interceptions in 11 games for the the Steelers 5, but inadvertently Maybe all this winning was 1983 Dolphins. kicked the ball into the end zone too much to ask ol Boston area Next up for Pittsburgh for a touchback. Roethlisberger BG has letdowns in losses teams. With running back ( oie\ or, as they're calling it now, dien hit Mines Ward for 21 yards falcons to overcome as they fell Dillon (kneel sining out and Pro Roethlis-biirgh - is unbeaten ahead of a perfectly thrown VOLLEYBALL, FROM PAGE 7 she said. "We let down in game Bowl lomerback Ty Law (foot] Philadelphia, 7 (I lor the first time. one and Western let down in in a 15-9 beartbreaker. 47-yard scoring pass to a "We played great volleyball ... sidelined for all but a few plays, The Steelers' (i-1 start is their best stretched-out Burress. Burress lapsed," she said after the game. game three, but diey had such a the Patriots' winning streaks since their '71! team was 7-0, and "We just did not dig enough balls solid lead that diey would have in spurts," Van IX' Walle said. "In quickly shed comerback Randall the first and fourth sets we were ended only tour days alter the they lead the Ravens (4-3) by two I ,a\, who had just come in for the to stay competitive with Western had to completely fall apart." liosion lied Sox won their first games in the Al-'C North. ... It was hard fought 28 points up The Falcons bounced back hard to stop at the net. injured law. "Then, in the final set we went World Series in »i years. It may be of little consolation, It never got any better for the at their place." Saturday night taking by taking With lorn Brady throwing but New England's 6-1 record CMU took the momentum the opening set against EMU, 30- soft and tipped loo many balls." two interceptions and losing a Patriots, playing here for the first she said. "Both teams looked also equals the best start in time since upsetting Pittsburgh into game two and raced out to 22 behind Taylor Twite's six kills. fumble, New England's run tentative in their hitting until franchise history. 24-17 In the AFC championship a 7-3 lead and never looked back After die Eagles captured ended with its first loss since a Roethlisberger's already en route to 30-19 victory. games two and three 30-23 and Busdl got to the front row for 20-17 defeat to Washington on showing a lot ot Hradshaw-like game in January 2002. I astern She was tough to stop" t in New England's next play, Van De Walle said the team 30-25, respectively, BG displayed Sept. 28,2003. qualities: a strong arm and an went into the locker room and a sense of urgency that was l«. was led by Aslilei Nofzingcr, Itui Roethllsberger upped his innate ability to seize upon an Brady fumbled after a hard hit who contributed career-highs in from loey Porter, leading to talked about the importance evident from die first serve. personal winning streak to 18. opponent's mistake - or, in this of game three, but the refrain EMU took a 3-1 lead, but the kills (191 and digs (22) while hit- He won his linal 13 at Miami case, lour big mistakes. He was Roethlisberger's 4-yard pass to ting 340 on the night, folkiwed Burress in the left front corner of seemed ineffective for about Falcons went on a 16-4 run and ot Ohk) lasi season following an 18 of 24 for 196 yards and no the first 10 minutes when CMU never looked back en route to a by Melissa Mohr's 12 kills opening-game loss, and now intercept ions Sunday and is 39 of die end zone and a 14-3 lead. I inik Manser chipped in with lust 16 seconds later, Brady, grabbed a 23-7 advantage. 30-16 win. is only the second rookie 49 in Ids last two games, Finally, a CMU ball handling Playing in only their second \1 kills and 12 digs, and Come quarterback since the 1970 merg- Everything looked status hit by Larry Foote and Kimo von Mills came off the bench to Oelhoffen. threw the ball directly error ignited the Falcons as they five-game set of the season, BG er to win his first NFL five starts, quo early for the Patriots, who secured a 3-1 lead widi the help provide a spark with eight kills overcame Dillon's absence to Deshea Townsend for a 39- used a 17-8 run, closing the Mike Kruczek won six straight margin to 28-24 but it wasn't of three consecutivehirtingerrors ami a 112 hitting percentage. for the injured Terry Bradshaw following two consecutive yard interception touchdown. enough to stop the Chippewas by the Eagles' Bethany Piccolini. Amber Mareski and from taking two of die last EMU answered with a 9-4 nm t lniss\ Cotlike finished with three points and dieir second to take a 10-7 lead, which forced game highs in assists (58) and consecutive sweep over BG. Van De Walle to use a timeout dip 28) for the Falcons, Van De Walle said the team But the combination of I he losses dropped BG to had too many let downs to come BG hitting errors and the fourthplaceindicMid-Anicricaii Crossley makes plays from out with the victory. powerful arm of Emily Busch, Conference West Division at "At this level and with who finished the set with five kills 8-6 in the conference and 13-11 competitiveness as this and one assisted block at the net, overall, a game behind Western start to finish for Falcons conference, you ain't do that." proved to be too much for the Mulligan.

CROSSLEY, FROM PAGE 7 touchdown that gave the Palcons a tl It)lead "Mitchell Crossley made a play that gave us a lot of momentum," Pistons take part in upsets Brandon said. Crossley gave credit to the UPSETS, FROM PAGE 7 surprise in Ford-town. Yet. the Lakers weren't the coaching staff for the play The Detroit Pistons destroyed only basketball team with not only did the unthinkable, the 1/is Angeles lakers' dynasty bruised egos this summer. The "It was a slant call." Crossley they pulled off the impossible. said. "Coach put me in a great in the NBA Finals back in lune. Orympic team proved that the position to make the play and No playoff team in sports his- lust about everyone thought NBA can't just throw anyone in I read the quarterback and he tory (minus the NHL) had ever the off-season acquisitions red, while and blue uniforms threw it straight to me, and I just seen a team lose the first three of future hall of Tamer's Kari and expect to win a gold medal, games and win four straight took it to the crib." Malone and Gary Payton would lur the first time since the origi- Crossley's one-handed grab until now. Not only dial—-they be enough to revitalize the nal Dream Team was created in with a man on him reminded beat the Yankees in die playoffs Lakers' throne. After all, they 1990. the U.S. failed to win gold some of B(i wideout Charles for the first time in 100 years. had arguably the best starting lasdy we have the Nl II. Sharon, who is known for his However, Boston hasn't been five in NBA history. which got canned this season acrobatic grabs die only surprise team of the But seeing die lakers' before it could even play "Left "I was looking at a couple films century. Ok maybe they have, emotionally charged egos face Get it Started" (bad joke, good of Chuck and said 1 had to get me but plenty of odier surprises a Pistons team full of hungry, song). Work stoppages might one," Crossley said smiling. have happened lately in other floor burned overachievers not be a new trend in sports, Hut the play didn't pull the major sports as well. was a sign that an upset had to but one ol this magnitude is a Falcons into the dear. BenSwanjer BGNews Take the NFL, for instance happen. If it weren't for Kobe's rarity. You know it's bad when With BG leading 34-20 in the ON THE ATTACK: Bowling Green linebacker Jovon Burkes is all over EMU led by the uncanny start of the buzzer beating three-pointer in the NHL and player's middle of the fourth quarter, the quarterback Matt Bohnet during the Falcons' game Saturday. Detroit lions. After losing three Game two. the Pistons would association are already talking Eagles were in the midst of a 13 years worth of road games (24 have had a clean sweep. Not about trying to save the play drive that took them into BG Bohnet and forced a fumble to make a play and my number straight), the Detroit Lions even Shaq could take the heat 2005-2006 season. territory. that linebacker Daniel Sayles was called and I just had to go out kicked off this season with in LA, which is why he bolted to So what's next? Is this a sign Crossley again was the one recovered. and make die play." three straight road victories and Miami, and Lakers' coach Phil of the end of professional who made the big play to swing "It was important," Crossley For the rest of BG's opponents didn't lose away from home lackson was so embarrassed sports as we know it? the momentum back in the said. "They were running on us one thing is now clear, Crossley is until yesterday at Dallas. But he decided to quit- for now Probably not, but it's sure falcons' favor when he sacked and passing on us. Someone had back on the war path. that hasn't been the only anyway. been a crazy last few months.

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November 1.2004 9 WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Singh becomes first $10 million golfer By Doug Ferguson \Hl ASSOCIATED PRtSS Vijay Singh once earned $10 a lesson as a club pro in Borneo. With his ninth victory of the year yesterday in the Chrysler Championship, the Fijian became golfs first $10 million man. In a war that gets better with each week, Singh birdied the first two holes at Innisbrook arid never let anyone get within two shots the rest of the way. He closed with a 6-under 65 to win by five shots, matching Tiger VVbods for ihc must victories in a season on BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE: Cincinnati quarterback Carson Palmer fumbles the ball against the Titans the PGA Tour since 1950. The wins keeps coming, and yesterday. Palmer was unable to lead the Bengals to a win as they dropped the game, 27-20. I'm enjoying every bit of it," Singh said. He finished in style, hitting out of a fairway bunker to 15 feet Gncy fall to Titans, 27-20 and making that for birdie. Singh Steve Nesius AP Photo finished at 18-under 266 to set By Teresa M.Walker sacked Palmer on first-and-goal, Tennessee, which had lost five the tournament record by one SWINGING AWAY: Vijay Singh blasts a shot from the top of the fairway 1HE ASS0CIMED PRESS knocking the ball loose, and end of the last six, kept the Bengals shot, previously held by K.J. Choi to the fifth green at the Chrysler Championship yesterday. Singh won The Tennessee Titans bought luqua I homas recovered to seal in the game after building leads in 2002. the event and became golf's first $10 million dollar man. themselves two more weeks cil the victory of 13-3 and 27-13, the last on lesper Pamevik qualified for hope at the expense of an old "I should've gone one-two Brown's I -yard run at the end of the Masters with a birdie on the tournament of the year, the last get into the top 150. That gives foe they still love to beat. and thrown it out of the back of the third quarter. final hole to shoot 68 and finish chance for players to get into the him conditional status next year TheTltans rested Steve McNair the end zone, stop the clock and Safety MadJeu Williams pulled No. 40 on the money list. Tommy top 30 on the money list to qualify' on tour — good for about 15 and his aching chest, and give us a chance on third down," Cincinnati within 13-10 after Armour HI three-putted the Bnal for the lour Championship; the tournaments - and a free pass to backup Billy Volek responded by Palmei said. stepping in front of \olck's pass hole for a 69 to share second top 40 to get into the Masters; the the final stage of Q-schooL throwing for two touchdowns The Bengals wanted to ride for I lerrick Mason and returning place at 271. top 125 to secure their PGA Tour Brehaut thought he blew it and 210 yards as the I nans beat the emotion from their 23-10 ihc ball 51 yards at the begin- Singh now goes to the Tour cards for next year; and the top with a three-putt bogey on No. the Bengals 27-20 yesterday for victory last week in their liist ning of the third quarter. Shayne Championship with a shot at a 150 to have conditional status 17. his 3 1 /2-foot par putt lipping their first victor] at home this Monday night game since 1992, (Iranam later tied the game at 13 10-10 season — 10 victories. SIO and bypass the second of three out around the cup. season. and looked good on the opening with a 50-yard field goal. million. stages in Q-schooL "I just choked," he said. "I Gar) Anderson kicked two drive as Palmer hit all six passes Alter Brown's 11) put the He earned $900,000 for this And there were some guys who figured. Now I have to make field goals, and Chris llrown ii i set up a 28-yard field goal. Titans up 27-13, Palmer hit victory, the easiest win he has were just as thrilled as Singh. birdie.'' ignored an aching left big toe "We didn't play with poise I.I. Houshmandzadeh on a had all year It was Singh's largest Tag Hidings, who was 190th on 1 le had yardage for a wedge in running for a touchdown on either side of the football. short pass that he turned Into a victory since he won by six shots the money list just one month I i( yards — but decided to and 147 yards, his fifth 100-yard Bengals coach Marvin Lewis 62 yarder to the Tennessee 6 In the 2002 Houston Open. ago, made seven birdies Over his hit 9-iron to the slightly elevated performance this season. said. after Titans safety lank Williams Woods won nine times in 2000. final 10 holes to close with a64. 18th green and it stopped 4 feet With their bye next, the Titans "Up front we had four missed the tackle. Rudi lohnson NQ one else has won that many That put him in a tie for 11th, above the hole, a dangerous putt snapped a two-game skid with penalties on the first drive on scored on a 6-yard run on the linns since Sim Snead had 11 earning enough money to finish he slid sharply to the right. their ninth victory in 10 games offense and probably had three next play. victories in 1950. No. 125 on the money list. "I told myself, 'lust make your against their old Alt: (ientral foe or four offsides penalties when Palmer finished 20-of-36 for Us hard to swallow it right Kenny Perry shot 67 and best stroke, |USI make your best Cincinnati (2-5). we knew he was going to use the 247 yards, while Kudi lohnson now," Singh said "it's Incredible." moved up two spots to No 29, stroke," Brehaut said "II wewould'velost this, I hate cadence to unnerve us," Lewis had just f)7 yards on 17 carries. Not had for a guy who was making him eligible for the lour It dropped in the center of the to say it, but I think the season saidofVolii. Tennessee went threc-and- KUCk working at keningau Club Championship next week in Cup! and he dropped his arms to just would vc been totally shot,'' The Bengals might have out on three ol its Bnal four in Borneo as a resident pro, Atlanta Carlos Franco held onto his side and pumped his list. Titans comeiback Samari liollc thought they were in luck with possessions, making minimum wage plus the 30th spot, despite closing The only thing that can knock said. "At least now we know we McNair wearing warm-ups on Vblek played well enough as $10 a lesson, spending his free with an 82. out Pamevik and Ridings is can win at home. We can build the sideline after throwing for 20 he drove the Titans to two field lime pounding balls in the sun The real drama involved the if Padraig Harrington wins the some momentum now, rest TDs against Cincinnati, his most goals that gave them a 6-3 lead. with hopes of making it as a tour Masters [bur Championship next week some people up." against any NFL team. Tennessee held the Bengals professional. loey Sindelar missed the cut to automatically become a PGA Tennessee (3-5) sacked Then Brown, who did not to just 17 yards in the second It took Singh 173 tournaments but was poised to finish No. 40 on Tour member and have his earn- Carson Palmer lour times, hit practice with a toe so sore quarter as the Bengals at one oxer eight years to earn $10 the money list and get to Augusta ings count on the money list. him repeatedly, batted down he wore a walking boot for point backed themselves from million for his career. He has National tor the first time sim r Next up for Brehaut IsQ-cchool four passes behind the line and protection, wore down the their 35 to the 12 with three surpassedthatwithoneincicdiblc 1993. But it all changed so in the California desert, golfs forced him into an Interception league's worst rushing defense Straight penalties before going season, his victory at Innisbrook suddenly. biggest pressure-cooker. and a fumble. with 32 carries - even with his three-and-out. First Pamevikmadean 18-foot "More of this." Brehaut said Mill, the Titans nearly blew toe hinting late in the game. The Titans led 13-3 at pushing his total to $10,725,166. halftimeaflerthcy ranoutdiefinal That's more than $5 million birdie pull on the final hole. I hen. with a smile. 'At least I get some a 14-point lead as Palmer tried He was back in the boot when 6:24 with a drive kept alive twice more than Phil Mu kelson, who is ArmoUl missed a.Moot pat pun rest. And I've got some guarantee to rally the Bengals in the final talking to reporters, and he said that knocked him into a twi > w ay of playing." 235, marching them to the his toe was bigger than before. converting fourth downs, second on the money list. including Volek's I-yard If) toss Singh put a quick and tie fbt second That was worth an The way Singh is playing, it ki 11 lessee 9. "But I knew we had to finish almost looks like he's guaranteed to Meier as time expired. decisive end to the Chrysler extra $100,000 for Pamevik, and But tackle Albert I layneswonh this one off." Brown said. Championship, getting up-and- he moved past Sindelar to No. 40 of winning. down for birdie on the first hole by $13,254. This was his sixth victory In his and making an 8-footer for birdie No one faced an emotional last eight starts, and be goes to Fast lake with a chance to join on the next hole. ride quite like left Brehaut. 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REDSKINS FOOTBALL OUTCOME MAY DECIDE www.hgnews.com/nation MANCHESTER, N.ll. - John Kerry supporters got a good omen tbi their candidate on Sunday: The Green Hay Packers defeated the Washington Redskins. The Redskins' final home game before the presidential election has always accurately predicted the election winner. If they lose, the incumbent is ousted. NATION Kerry makes post-election promises at OSU By Nedra Pickter he was tired after a two-year the Vietnam war, said he would IHI ASSOCIATED PRESS campaign, but confident and be available if the president MANCHESTER, N.ll. impatient to get to work on wanted to ask his advice in that Democratic Sea tohn Kern, in solving the country's problems. scenario an interview with The Asa idated "I think Americans are going to Kerry said he's gotten Press, said yesterday thai if he is vote for change." Kerry said. security briefings throughout the elected president, he will begin But he also entertained the idea campaign whenever he an unprecedented "flurry of that he might lose to President requested them and he's been activity' to protect national Bush. pleased with the length and the securit) that will include quick The disappointment will not quality of each. Cabinet appointments. be personally if I losi, oh God, I Kerry. said if he wins, he "I'm going ui make America lost," Kerry said. "But it would would begin putting his Cabinet safer and I haw some vay lie I didn'l get the chance to do together "as fast as 1 can." strong and teal steps to take those things for those folks that Some names being men- quite immediately to make thai I wanted." tioned for his national security happen," Kerry said in the Kerry said he is prepared team include former United i:1 minute Interview aboard his to raise legal challenges to Nations Ambassador Richard campaign plane problems reported at the polls, Holbrooke and Delaware Sen. The Democratic challenger possibly delaying a filial result, Joe Bidcn, senior Democrat on declined to describe his plans to but he expects the election will be the Foreign Relations find terrorist mastermind (Isama decided tomorrow night Committee. bin laden and gel out of the war If Kerry is elected, the "If the American people make in Iraq, other than to say, I will presidency will go through its first me president, they will see a get other people to the table." I le wartime transition since Lyndon flurry of activity and leadership ~aid he was Iodised on winning lohnson left office after Richard with respect to our national JiylaPrete AP Photo the election tomorrow night and Nixon was elected in 1968. security interests that they've MAKING THE CASE: Sen. John Kerry speaks to a crowd of supporters at a rally on Ohio State University's persuading undecided voters to Kerry said lie is not concerned never seen, but I'm going to wait campus Thursday. support him. that the president is preparing an until I'm there," Kerry said. With the outcome of the race attack in the Iraqi city of lallujah, It is possible that this election which chooses the president lo protect the interest of small created by Bush, but would nin ii so uncertain two days out, Kerry which could be carried out could be the second in a row liven though Democrat Al (lore stales. differently. He said Bush's pro- kept switching between say- as Bush is a lame duck before where one candidate wins the lost to Bush under the system in He also said he would keep gram "steps over a constitutional ing "if I win" and "when I win." Kerry takes office on Jan. 20. Kerry, popular vote and another gets a 2000. Kerry said he still supports Ihe While House Office ol faith- line" because he allowed religious ihe Massachusetts senator said who served iii combat during majority in the Electoral College, the Electoral College as a way Based and Community Initiatives activity as pan of the programs. Issues of double-voting concern officials in Ohio and Florida THE ASSOCIAIEO PRESS that some double voting has states rarely coordinate with one About 11,000 Republicans and lilackucll. Residency rules differ CLEVELAND - Thousands of ballots within days or weeks of occurred previously and not only another. 9,600 Democrats are registered in from state to state, registering to vote in Florida. people who are regislered in could occur again but could go Virtually nothing prevents both Ohio and Florida recotds both Ohio and I lorida possibly 'Ihe newspapers examination Records show a few of the undetected Tuesday. transitory voters from cast- show. There are at least 6,400 ol idling records in three large voters from these three counties could vote twice in the presi- Many states have only just ing ballots in multiple states. In who are either independent oi dential election through use of Ohio counties — Cuyahogaiwhich have requested absentee ballots begun to compile statewide voter the 2000 presidential election, registered with another party. includes Cleveland), Hamilton from both states — potentially absentee ballots, a newspaper registration lists to comply with about 100 Ohio voters also cast Voters who migrate between reported yesterday. (which includes Cincinnati] allowing them to vote twice with- the federal Help America Vote ballots in Florida, where the multiple homes are sup- and Franklin (which includes out even going to a polling place. the Plain Dealer's investi- Act, passed in 21X12. Such lists presidential race was decided by gaiion of voter rolls in the two posed to declare themselves a Columbus) — found more than "U is a problem," said Sharon allow state officials to find double just 537 votes, the northeast Ohio primary resident of one state 300 Ohio absentee ballots for Harrington, the elections key battleground states found registrations within a state, but newspaper reported. for voting purposes, said Carlo Tomorrow's election from people supervisor in Lee County, Fla. LoParo, a spokesman for also eligible io\ me in I lorida. Many "Those are the ones that really Ohio Secretary ol State fen of these voters requested their Ohio ought to be caught." Very Important Voter Information! 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WORLD SUMMIT TO ADDRESS FLU FEARS www.bgnews.com/world WASHINGTON (AP) - The World Health Organization has scheduled a meeting next week of flu vaccine makers and nations to expand plans for dealing with the threat of a flu pandemic. Vaccine companies and health officials from the United States and other countries have agreed to attend the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, on Nov. 11. WORLD Fallujah peace negotiations reach *final phase' By Robert H. Retd Allawi insisted will take place as lanuary if the Americans attack ing his years in exile in London IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS scheduled. Fallujah. during Saddam's regime. BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's As night fell in the Iraqi Fallujah is believed to be In April. U.S.Marineslaunched |^^ interim prime minister warned capital, the nimble of powerful the headquarters of lordanian a major assault on Fallujah after yesterday that efforts to resolve explosions could be heard militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the slaying of four American the standoff in Fallujah peace- coming from the western edge who announced his allegiance security contractors, whose ) fully have entered their "final of the city but the cause of the to al-Qaida this month. Al- burned and mutilated bodies phase" and that his patience is blasts could not be determined. Zarqawi's group is believed were dragged through the streets /'' running short before launching U.S. officials say Allawi will responsible for numerous and hung from a bridge over the "a military solution" to Sunni personally issue the final order beheadings of foreign hostages, Euphrates River. ^^ insurgents' hold over the city. to launch any all-out assault including Japanese backpacker However, the assault unleashed Prime Minister Ayad Allawi's on Fallujah and other Sunni Shosei Koda, whose body was a firestorm of criticism among warning, delivered in a insurgent strongholds north and found Saturday night in Baghdad Iraqis, including key members of 1 nationally televised news west of the capital. wrapped in an American flag theU.S.-appointedlraqiGoveming fc conference, occurred as U.S. Allawi gave no deadline for "The terrorists and insur- Council, who complained of **>*/$; i. Iff A forces prepare for a showdown talks with Fullajah city leaders gents continue to use Fallujah hundreds of civilian casualties. The with thousands of militants to bear fruit, but he insisted they and the Fallujah people as a Marines lifted the siege aftet three holed up in Fallujah — the must hand over foreign fighters shield for their murderous acts," weeks and handed security over city that has become the focal and allow Iraqi security forces to Allawi said. "Some of the most to a brigade of Fallujah residents NB yjpfi£ point of armed resistance to the take control of the city incredible crimes have been under the command of Saddam's Americans and their Iraqi allies. "We have now entered the committed in Fallujah and out former officers. Allawi appeared to be aiming final phase of attempts to solve of Fallujah by these tetTorists." The brigade melted away and l w * - - ^v£> to prepare the Iraqi public for Fallujah without a major military He said he "cannot stand the city fell under the control of an onslaught likely to unleash confrontation. I hope we can hack and allow such attacks to hardline Sunni clerics and their strong passions, especially achieve this, but if we cannot, I continue." mujahedeen fighters. 4f -4 among the country's Sunni have no choice but to secure a An offensive against Sunni In preparation for an Muslim minority. military solution." he added. strongholds would present offensive, hundreds of British U.S. and Iraqi com- Sunni clerics have threatened a major challenge to Allawi, a troops have moved into an area manders want to put down to call for a nationwide civil secular Shiite Muslim politician south of Baghdad to free up Mohammed Khodof AP Photo disobedience campaign and who cultivated links to the CIA American forces for operations guerrillas before vital elections PIECES: A neighbor walks through the rubble of a house destroyed Friday due to be held by Ian. 31, which to boycott national elections in and U.S. State Department dur- west of Baghdad. by an American air strike in Fallujah, Iraq. Militants in Afghanistan release UN. hostage videotape By Stephen Graham Ireland, Filipino diplomat post-Taliban recovery and then asks why America and NATO autonomous region of Serbia — Toward the end of the 15 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Angelito Nayan and Shqipe overshadow the crowning of U.S. have sent troops to Afghanistan but her abductor seems unsure minute video, obtained by APTN KABUL Afghanistan — Militants Habibi of Kosovo — are shown favorite Hamid Karzai as its first and Iraq. where that is. in neighboring Pakistan, the inter- released a video yesterday sitting hunched together against democratically elected president. "We have nothing to do with All trmce hostages appear viewer appears to ask Flanigan to showing three frightened foreign the bare wall of a room in an The three, who helped organize America," Nayan says calmly. frightened.\rheir interviewer at cry for the camera, to which she U.N. hostages pleading for their undisclosed location. The three the Oct. 9 election, were snatched "We are here for the Afghan several pointy seems to try to replies: "1 have cried and cried release and threatened to kill answered questions from some- from a U.N. vehicle on a busy people." I le adds later "We all reassurethem.Sayingto Flanigan: and I can't cry anymore." iheni unless United Nations' and one who is speaking to them in Kabul street last Thursday. want to go home to our families. "Don't cry. Why you cry?" Karzai, the country's interim British troops leave Afghanistan broken F.nglish from off camera. In the video, obtained by We arc United Nations workers. But he repeatedly — leader, released a statement and Muslim prisoners are freed Both women are crying, but the Associated Press Television We want to go home to our kids sometimes sharply — asks sayinghespoke with British Prime from U.S. jails. trio look healthy and unharmed. News in Pakistan, the questioner and to our parents." them what they are doing in Minister Blair on Saturday and In the tape, the hostages — The Iraq-style abduction could repeatedly asks the captives why Habibi explains that she is from Afghanistan, and does not seem that they "strongly condemned Annetta Flanigan of Northern put a brake on the country's they have come to Afghanistan, Kosovo — the mainly Muslim to understand their answers. \ the hostage situation."

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