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for the reconstruction ol I 1 ^ k. 1 _■—A ■ ■ ^v_>^ www.bgnews.com -•—_L/the world Trade center; VJ*gj, —A daily independent■ student press VOLUME 95 ISSUE 68 17 dead after Bangladesh bombings By Farid Hossain injured by falling bricks or steeL Ten people were killed instant- Hospital officials have THE ASSOGIATEO PRESS The death toll could rise because "It was a terrible scene. Doctors were over- ly, while five others died on way to appealed for blood donations to DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bombs some of the wounded were in whelmed with so many injured people a hospital, a local resident quoted treat the injured. Hundreds of rel- lore through four movie theaters critical condition, doctors said. being brought to the hospital." doctors as saying Two other men atives gathered outside the gov- packed with Muslims celebrating The movie theaters in the town died later of their injuries. ernment hospital and leveral the end of Ramadan on Saturday, of Mymensingh, about 70 miles MUZAHED AHMED, lahangir Alain, a journalist, was others to get information about killing at least 17 people and north of the capital Dhaka, were standing near one of the theaters their loved ones. wounding 200, police and wit- crowded with people celebrating TEACHER before the explosions occurred. One bomb exploded as people nesses said. Eid-al-Fitr, the Islamic festival injured people being brought to that. "I heard a big bang and then came out of a movie theater after The bombs went off within 30 marking the end of Ramadan. the hospital," said Muzahed No one claimed responsibility saw many people running for a show Movies were on at the minutes of each other starting at About 3,000 people were believed Ahmed, a.university teacher who for the blasts. Police chief shelter," Alam told The time of the explosions about (> p.m., and were believed to be inside and around the the- took part in the rescue work. Modabbir Hossain Chowdhury Associated Press by phone. Similar bombings of a theater planted in the projection rooms aters when the explosions A local television channel said the explosions appeared to There were bodies lying in blood and a circus show killed six peo- of the theaters, a police official occurred. reported a fifth explosion at a be "the works of an organized and many injured crving for ple and wounded 200 in said on condition of anonymity. "It was a terrible scene. Doctors movie theater outside group," but did not identify any help- September in the southwest. Manv of the victims were were overwhelmed with so many Mymensingh, but police denied suspects.

Court to PEACE CORPS review law on cross SEARCHING FOR PEACE The Peace Corps college hires has decreased," he said. "The number of posi- burning offers experience tions that college recruiters are and perspective to seeking have decreased. What By Larry O'Dell that signals for students is that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS college graduates. typically students may have to RICHMOND, Va. — Racial work a little harder to find the hatred was a somewhat abstract By Shannon E. Kolkedy best jobs ... and the competi- concept to Susan lubilee, who MANAGING EDITOR tion is going to be fierce for grew up in an open-minded white Students expecting to gradu- those jobs" family, so the gravity of her hus- ate within the next year have "Seniors aren't finding as band's words did not sink in plenty to think about. Many many job opportunities as they immediately. arc uncertain about their plans were last year. The lackluster lames lubilee, who is black, had for the immediate future, while job market has partially con- just found a partially charred others have specific goals tributed to the interest in Peace cross in the front yard of their mind. Corps," said Scot Roskelley, Virginia Beach home. I le told his With the struggling econo- public affairs specialist in the wife he stowed the 4-foot cross in my and the current job short- Peace Corps regional office in the garage because he didn't want age, many college students, Chicago, in a press release. her or their two sons to be scared. whatever career desires they Currently, the number of "Ii really took me a minute to may have, may be in search of completed applications is up understand what he was saying." alternative employment fol- 17 percent over last year. Also, Susan lubilee said. lowing graduation. The Peace Internet traffic is up 231 per- Someone wanted her family Corps offers one alternative cent while information out of the neighborhood, she said, that is receiving considerable inquiries are up 43 percent. and they used the longtime Ku attention. In addition to the struggling KIux Klan symbol to deliver the "College students are run- job market, President George message. ning into the situation where W. Bush continues to encour- "That's the first warning. Next, there are less job opportunities age Americans to do more vol- they will come back and bum the than there were a couple of unteer work. Roskelley noted. house down," she said. years ago," Dennis Hefner, In Bush's State of the Union Four years after the 1998 inci- assistant director and recruit- Address, he addressed hopes dent, the U.S. Supreme Court will ing manager for Career for doubling the number of hear arguments Wednesday on Services said. "What we basi- Peace Corps volunteers in the whether burning a cross is consti- cally had was a supply and next five years. tutionally protected expression or demand inequity. There were According to Hefner, extend- an overt threat that can be more jobs available typically ed volunteer experience, such banned by the states. The justices' than there were candidates as the Peace Corps, can allow ruling, expected next year, could that were qualified for those students who aren't already affect laws in about a dozen other jobs." qualified for the job they hope states. During those periods of to attain to gain valuable skills The Virginia Supreme Court greater demand, students in that will catch an interviewer's ruled 4-3 last year that the state's majors that have lower place- attention. 50-year-old law against cross ment rates find more jobs Some skills include effective binning violated the right to free available to them because communication, organization- speech. employers expand the type of al skills and proven hard work Virginia Attorney General lerry candidate they're looking for. to achieve goals. The Peace Ops Kilgore asked the U.S. Supreme Hefner said "If you don't get started out Court to review the decision. "In today's market, the num- HELPING HAND: Azikiwe Chandler is an urban youth development volunteer in Nicaragua. He "We believe that when some- ber of employers seeking new PEACE. PAGE 2 teaches English to high school students, and organized a soccer team for boys. c me intentionally bums a cross for the purpose of intimidating another person, it ought to be a crime and stales around the country ought to be able to pro- tect their citizens." Kilgore said in Democrat senator elected in late midterm an interview. Two neighbors were convicted By Guy Coates leader, said Landrieu's victory bipartisan way with Republicans of attempting to bum the cross on IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS "proves the Democrats are alive and Democrats, including the jubilees' lawn — one of two NEW ORLEANS — President and well" and noted that Senator landrieu, to get things Virginia cases involved in the Bush's midterm election magic Louisiana voters also chose done." Supreme Court review. failed in Louisiana as Democrat Democrat Rodney Alexander Terrell stayed in seclusion In the other case, Barry Black of Sen. Mary Landrieu defeated a over Republican Lee Fletcher for Sunday. lohnstown, Pa., was convicted of strong challenge from (he open congressional seat in landrieu. 46, agreed at a news burning a cross during a Klan rally Republican Suzanne Haik Terrell the 5th District. conference Sunday that the cam- on private land. His trial drew in an unusual December runoff. "Her victory puts a happy end- paign was a battle between her national attention when the National Democratic Party ing on a tough year for and Bush. American Civil Liberties Union leaders saw Landrieu's close vic- Democrats," Sen. loseph "If there is one state that can hired a black lawyer, David P tory as salve for their wounded Lieberman, D-Conn., said on stand up against destructive, poi- Baugh, to defend Black. pride after November elections "Fox News Sunday." son partisanship, it's Louisiana." University of Richmond law that boosted Bush's numbers in White House spokesman Scon she said. professor Rodney Smolla. a Cheryl Garter AP Photo Congress and gave the GOP con- McClellan said the president Complete but unofficial prominent T'irst Amendment WINNER: New senator Mary Landrieu is flanked by Sen. John ,rol of ,he Senale "congratulates Senator landrieu returns had Landrieu with Sen. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., soon and looks forward to Congress Breaux, left, and Rep. William Jefferson, as she thanks her to lose his job as Senate majority returning, and working in a BURNING, PAGE 2 supporters during a press conference in New Orleans yesterday. ELECTION, PAGE 2

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PEACE. FROM PAGE 1 you can leam a lot about yourself College seniors interested in mation, marital status, number Minorities are also encouraged to PROJECT AREAS — about your skills, your talents serving in the Peace Corps follow- of dependents, educational back- apply. in the job or type job you wanted The Peace Corps currently has and abilities and what you're ing graduation are encouraged to ground, knowledge in foreign "We have a particular need for to, you can start there (with the volunteers in 72 countries. comfortable with. So, it sort of apply now, Roskelley said. The languages and any special certifi- people who have taken French Peace Corps)," Heftier said. "For Volunteers serve in the follow- starts with the person themselves application process can last cations he or she may have. classes — even a year or two of students it's a decision whether ing project areas: and saying \vhat type of opportu- between nine months and a year. Once the application packet French. We have posts in coun- you are willing to commit one or nities do I like?" said Pete The Peace Corps is looking for has been reviewed and medical tries in the Caribbean and West two years of your life in order to Lafferty, coordinator of commu- college graduates in any major to and dental clearance is given, an Africa where French is the pre- get where you want to go." \E%ONMEF nity service programs in the serve in 70 countries throughout interview is scheduled with a dominant language," Roskelley The Peace Corps requires a 27- Office of Campus Involvement the world. recruiter. Following the inierview, said in a press release. month commitment, during "Sometimes the volunteer "The most important thing is the recruiter then decides "Even though we provide which volunteers receive a opportunities that students can having a desire to help people," whether or not to formally nomi- intensive language training for monthly stipend intended to experience as an undergraduate Roskelley said. He also noted that nate acandidate. Once the candi- any location during the first three cover food, housing and other student or even into some of the flexibility and a "go-with-the- date is approved, he or she is sent months of service, we like to have necessities. Volunteers also post-college volunteer opportu- flow" attitude is beneficial. to the placement office. The people with some previous receive full medical and dental nities are sometimes a little safer The first step needed to recruiters then evaluate the can- French training to place in the insurance for the duration of environment where you can try become a Peace Corps is filling didate's skills and match the skills French-speaking countries." their commitment, Roskelley things out." out a lengthy paper application. with a specific destination. The Currently, seven Bowling said. Source PeactCoips After completing his or her Along with general personal applicant has the opportunity to Green State University alumni Peace Corps assignments fall Shannon E KollwlrBG fen commitment, returned volun- employment information, the list his or her placement prefer- serve in the Peace Corps. In the under several categories, includ- teers are given approximately Peace Corps requires an appli- ences on the initial application. Corps' 41 -year history, 159 BGSU ing education, business, environ- $6,000 to establish themselves cant to list any government intel- According to the Peace Corps graduates have served. ment, agriculture, health and Volunteer work can also offer once they return to the United ligence activities and organiza- Web site, scarce skills needed "Peace Corps service gives community development. Even more personal benefits, such as States or for further travel abroad. tions he or she is involved in. Also, from volunteers include French individuals a whole new perspec- though people with degrees in making an individual grow as a Returned volunteers also have the applicant must list complete speakers, business skills, teachers tive of the world around them," these fields are valuable to the person and helping decide what preferred status when interview- employment history and com- of F.nglish as a foreign language, Roskelley said. "You end up view- Peace Corps, individuals of any types of career fields the individ- ing for federal government jobs munity and volunteer activities. certified teachers and familiarity ing the U.S. and the rest of the educational background are wel- ual is suited for. for one year following service Applicants are also required to with agriculture, environmental world a little differently — a view come to apply. "From volunteer work. I think completion, Roskelley said. include legal and financial infor- education and forestry. that you can't as a tourist." Louisiana elects new democrat Cross-burning law ELECTION. FROM PAGE 1 won in most of the bedroom and mil far apart on issues such out its own mud, trying lo por- communities built by white flight as Social Security, health care tray Terrell as a backer of the pre- relies on precedent 643,359 votes, or 52 percent, to from the cities. and prescription drugs. scription drug industry who 603,293 for Terrell, the slate's In all, Landrieu carried 35 of However, national would favor high drug prices. BURNING, FROM PAGE 1 "on the basis of race, color, creed elections commissioner said. the 64 parishes. Republicans resorted to TV ads landrieu also scored with or gender." Thai ordinance vio- Turnout was 43 percent, about Landrieu was on the defensive labeling Landrieu as the most repeated accusations lhat the lawyer, took over for Baugh on lated the First Amendment's two points below the primary fig- from Republican mudslinging liberal senator in slate history, Bush administration had struck appeal and will urge the free-speech protection because ures. ads throughout Louisiana's claiming she lived in a a secret deal with the Mexican Supreme Court to affirm (he il sought to ban only certain Turnout was a key to unique open primary campaign Washington mansion and had govemmeni lo import millions Virginia jusliccs' ruling. viewpoints, the high court said. Landrieu's victory. Although in which candidates of both par- losl louch with the people back of tons of sugar — a move she "Our position is lhat it violates Kilgoresaid that ruling should Republicans launched their "72- ties run. The negative campaign- home. They also accused her of said would hurt Louisiana sugar the Hirst Amendment lo single not apply in Virginia because the hour" plan of volunteers going ing held her to 46 percent of the voting 120 limes lo raise taxes, cane fanners. oul any particular symbol or stale's law protected everyone, on the phone and in the street to vote on Nov. 5; Terrell came in although Landrieu was one of Abortion was an undercurrent symbolic rilual for special pun- nol jusl ihose of targeted gel the voters to the polls, the second in a field of nine candi- the Democrals who boiled and throughout the campaign. ishment, even though that sym- because of race or other charac- Democrats were more success- dates to win the other runoff voted for Bush's lax package. Landrieu supports abortion bolic ritual may be highly offen- teristics. ful, particularly among blacks. spot. In the final days of (he cam- rights with limits and Terrell is sive to most people," Smolla Ten months after the cross Terrell got some momentum During the runoff campaign, paign, one radio ad featured a anti-abortion, although she was said. burning, the lubilees moved, going in the final week as Bush both sides got into negative tele- Bill Clinton impersonator saying accused of waffling on her posi- The Virginia Supreme Court fearing for their children's safety. visited. However, said Ed vision ads that dominated prime Landrieu was closer lo Hillary tion. relied heavily on a U.S. Supreme "It has embiltered us a little Renwick of the loyola Institute of time. than he was. Both candidates are Roman Court decision 10 years ago bit," Susan jubilee said. "It Politics, "That momentum was "I think a large number of vot- During the primary, Landrieu Catholic, as are 1.3 million of the striking down a St. Paul, Minn., showed me racism is still alive. It temporary, transient." ers were so turned off by the ads maintained her distance and did state's 4.4 million people. Yard ordinance that ouUawed cross- jusl kind of popped my bubble." Landrieu, as expected, took said, 'a plague on both houses,'" not respond lo the attacks, a tac- signs without any candidate's burning if it was aimed at others the urban areas with heavy black and stayed home, Renwick said. tic she later said was a mistake. name urged people to "vote pro- voter concentrations and Terrell Both candidates are centrists Finally, her campaign cranked life."

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CHORAL SOCIETY TO HOLD REHEARSALS www.bgnews.com/campus The Choral Society will be having weekly rehearsals on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 20 in room 1040 of the Moore Musical Center. Those interested in audi- tioning may sing a solo in any language. An accompa- nist will be provided. To schedule an audition call the College of Musical Arts at 372-2181. CAMPUS Company buys Napster By Randy Winder Sherman said universities if ihe university determines DAIIf COUEGIAN such as Penn State are con- offering such a service would UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - tributing to an increasing num- serve an educational purpose, Napster is back with a new ber of copyright law infringe- he added. get a ijfe name, but now for a price. ments that are hurting the Penn Stale does not monitor ^^^^^^^ Fhct .iktul.tr of events i« taken from The software company Roxio record and entertainment the content of what is down- ^^■^^ http://cvents.bnsu.nlu ^^^^^* purchased Ihe famous file-shar- industry. The RIAA has evidence loaded through its network, ing program for about S5.2 mil- of massive violations occurring although it does monitor users' lion dollars lasl week. The Bl universities across the coun- volume of downloading. Recording Industry Association try, Sherman added. Augustson said if there is valid 1030 a.m. - 7 p.m. BGSU community. For further infor- of America is salisfied that "The university wouldn't evidence of music piracy, ihe Lean Manufacturing: Leadership Zeta Phi Beta Blue Light Special mation, contact Teresa Milbrodt at Napster's old ways of allowing want to send mixed messages of Office of Judicial Affairs would The final 3-day seminar in the Union Lobby 372-9683 or Ihe illegal downloading of copy- condoning illegal filing sharing," lake action. Lean Manufacturing Certification [email protected]. Meets righted material are no more. he said. Some students said they sup- Program. Participants will learn lo Noon - 3 p.m. every Monday from 4:00-5:00 p.m. Roxio will now be a subscrip- Penn State President Graham port Roxio. apply fhe Psychology of Beliefs, Obsidian Raffle The tibmen's Center. l07Hanna tion-based service, and a per- Spanier will be co-chairing a Harold Hall (freshman-com- Wants and Needs to transform the Union Lobby Hall centage of its profits will go to committee to study intellectual munications) said he thinks organization. They will discover fhe .irtists and record labels. property issues and their effect downloading copyrighted essential personality characteris- 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. 6:30 p.m - 8 p.m. Cary Sherman, presidenl and on higher education and the material is wrong, but said it is tics of fhe transformational agent Christmas Sale Anorexia & Bulimia Support general counsel of RIAA. said he entertainment industry. The so easily accessible and such a of change and learn how to decide Sponsored by fhe Association for Group thinks Roxio isa legitimate com- committee will include the widespread practice that many who should lead implementation. Women in Communication. Sponsored by the Student Health pany. RIAA, the Motion Picture students do not consider the Fee. For more information contact Union Lobby Center and the Counseling Center, Gary Augustson, Association of America and oth- legality of the act. Pennsylvania State University Continuing Education. this support group is for women at ers. "I would be upset, too, if I was information technology Sherman said music con- an artist and I didn't get paid for International & Summer Programs 1:30 p.m. - 3 p.m. all stages of recovery. provost, said Roxio is the model sumption is at record highs, but my hard work Paying for a new at 491.372.8181 or toll-free NSSLHA Raffle Ticket Sales Confidentiality is emphasized. needed for legally acquiring not many people are paying for service like Roxio is only fair to 877.650.8165. Union Lobby Please contact ludy Miller for more Internet files. it. I le said last year record sales my favorite groups," he said. Perrysburg. OH. Holiday Inn French information, 372-7425. Meets Since Napsler's demise in decreased by 5 percent, and the Kevin Graham (freshman- Quarter 4 pm. every Monday from 6:30-8:00 p.m. 20OI, many students now use overall music market went nursing) also said programs like Competitions in Music 107 Hanna Hall alternative programs like Kazaa down by 10 percent. Kazaa and Morpheus are 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Performance Preliminaries and Morpheus that operate the Augustson said there is a pos- wrong. UA0 Tye-dyed shirts and jewelry Free and open to the public. TBA same way Napster did. RIAA is sibility Penn State could sub- "If the university had a way or sale Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts The Association for Women In calling on universities nation- scribe to a service like Roxio and subscription program that we Education Bldg. steps Center Communications fund-raiser wide, including Perm State, to make the service available lo could do this legally that is as Looking for a unique holiday gift? stop the large-scale use of illegal students in order to ensure stu- easy as it is now, I would support 9 a.m. -4 p.m. 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. Stop by fhe AWC fable in the Union peer-to-peer Internet file shar- dents are downloading material it 110 percent," he said. Holiday Rattle Writers Group Lobby where handmade ornaments ing. legally. This would only be done Phi Beta Sigma will be selling raf- An hour-long haven for writers. packaged with baked goods will be fle tickets. those who like to write, and those on sale. The cost is $5. Union Lobby dragged along by their writer Union Lobby friends Open to anyone in the THE CAMPUS BLOTTER DfcLyou know.. ^ Si" ^J. Thursday. December 5: Complainant reported his jacket of something electrical burning in Complainant reported a University was taken from Hanna Hall. 127 Hayes Hall An officer and the **<% The life span of afj ^bud is todays. key missing from Founders front Complainant reported that a wal- night manager maintenance person desk. let and wedding band were stolen were sent to check it out. The smell Annette Falvo, from Parma. Ohio, from her room. was strongest in room 128. The struck the vehicle of Erin Roszman, Matthew S. 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SADDAM HUSSEIN, to his military leaders, on what may happen if the United States does not approve of the outcome of the U. N. inspections OPINION I WIRE EDITORIAL! IIAIiVAHl) UNIVERSITY An eighty-two-year-old mistake In laic May of 1920, a secret ality. Harvard to complete their understanding at the time. In a regret, the University should students in 1920 had done no court was created by Harvard's By early June, the court undergraduate degrees, others statement to The Crimson, offer a more full apology by wrong. By not revealing the stu- president to investigate and dis- expelled seven college students were not. One committed sui- University President Lawrence granting posthumous honorary dents' names, the University cipline homosexual students and and told them not only to leave cide soon after his expulsion. II. Summers said: "These reports diplomas to the students who implies that they were accused of those who associated with them. campus, but Cambridge as well. Such blatant homophobia and of events long ago are extremely were not allowed to complete some legitimate transgression; The group of five I larvard Three other University-affiliated discrimination by Harvard, even disturbing. They are part of a earning their Harvard degrees. In nothing could be further from administrators, created to inves- men were deemed "guilty" by the in 1920, is deplorable. The exis- past that we have rightly left many cases, these students the truth. tigate the suicide of Cyril B. court. Two were expelled from tence of such a court and the behind... I want to express our could not complete their school- Wilcox, Class of 1922, was called their graduate school programs, prosecution of students on the deep regret for the way this situa- ing elsewhere because of the The University can never com- "The Court." and all were blacklisted by the basis of sexual orientation is tion was handled, as well as the University's blacklist. pensate these students for their The ad hoc tribunal spent the University's employment office. appalling. anguish the students and their The University still refuses to cruel persecution. Granting the next two weeks investigating stu- While three of the college stu- The events that transpired in families must have experienced release the names of the stu- students honorary diplomas is dents from the College and some dents — those who had only the 1920s are not excusable eight decades ago." dents, making it difficult to grant the best way Harvard can make graduate schools, essentially associated with homosexuals— because the atmosphere at While it is encouraging that them diplomas. But this position amends today for one of the prosecuting them for homosexu- were allowed to return to Harvard and in society was less Summers expressed Harvard's ignores the crucial issue that the darkest moments in its history

PEOPLE US. should look 0NTHE STREET at its own leaders Who's your favorite reindeer? GREGORY K. guessed it — the United States. WILLIAMS Just a little more than a month ago. Congress granted 0. °„ President Bush a carte blanche U-WIRE to preemptively attack Iraq, if he deems it necessary, with or BOSTON-While it is true without the backing of the that members of Islamic terror- United Nations. Such actions ist organizations, namely al from the world's most powerful Qaeda. Hamas and the Islamic and aggressive nation can Jihad, have been responsible make the hairs on the back of for a rash of attacks, they are a the necks of the most peaceful very small minority of the MACKLEMM0N people in the Middle East Islamic world. stand on end. Such a war will FRESHMAN People like Pat Robertson, a result in further instability for a UNDECIDED vociferous representative of the region of the world that can Christian Coalition, who barely stand on its feet. "Comet. He's cool and fast.' declare Mohammed a terrorist, By saying that Americans give the terrorists a further rea- shouldn't support the idea that son to despise Americans The the Islamic faith is a peaceful many Osama bin Ladens of the one, you are permitting a long ■Ok world look for the ignorant and massive war to be tattooed things that Americans say to on the arms of the world's citi- find further reasons to hate us. zens And by justifying such a It also gives people like war, for reasons other than a Robertson a diversion from the pursuit of oil, with reasons of Christian extremists who sup- combating terror (or belliger- Kids need to learn tolerance port him (some of which are ent Muslim extremists), it is members of terrorist organiza- allowing for a continuation of ANDY JONES AND beliefs except those of accep- suggested that it seems if the PATWATKINS tions like the Ku Klux KJan). the Crusades that took place KERENSA FRALEY tance of the variety of family children could understand and Yes, it is true that the nearly a thousand years ago. types and women's role in the conceptualize relatives they don't SENIOR American media found many Such a war is only justifying Guest Columnists family. Unfortunately, because know well, don't know at all, or SECONDARY EDUCATION of the "celebrations, anti- the mass hysteria being Ms East does not feel tolerance is may not even have, they should American riots and other such encountered on both sides of a top priority in a public library, similarly be able to understand "Vixen. She sounds hot." rallies, praising Osama bin the globe, and attacking coun- we were not able to carry out this how a family doesn't necessarily laden." However, a vast major- tries like Iraq makes the As part of a "community community action project. have both a mother and a father. ity of Muslims worldwide sym- American people just as evil as action project" for a women's When first contacted, Ms. East Again, Ms. East disagreed and pathized with the rest of the the terrorists If the American studies class, we decided to said she would have to think indirectly answered that, world for such an atrocious people were brave enough to approach the topic of women's about our proposal before giving because she directed the pro- tragedy. And people of all face the insecurities brought roles in families. Women, as we us a definite answer. She also gram, her word was the final one faiths, Muslims included, on by terrorists, they would have learned in this course, are said that the topic of lesbian par- as to whether a book was read, would realize that what hap- have die guts to stand up and wrongly stereotyped as part of ents, because controversial, may and she refused to have "Heather pened on that day was wrong. denounce the war on terror the middle-class, heterosexual, not be appropriate for story Has Two Mommies" read to the However, what our country and speak face-to-face with stay-at-home mothers. time. In our follow-up call later children. This book is, in fact, does in countries such as them, in terms of peace. In an attempt to break this in the semester, we were told we supplied in the library for chil- Afghanistan and Iraq is also Perhaps, Mr. Cavalier, you generalization, we had hoped to absolutely could not present dren to read. Flowever, the book JOHN HAYS wrong. should write a petition to the start a project at theWtood story time to the children is not permitted to be read to w The United States govern- members of congress, calling County District Public library, because of our topic area. Ms. children by volunteers. FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED ment, the largest possessor of for the leaders of the world to which is currently being renovat- East claimed that a child having The idea that tolerance is not nuclear and biochemical unite and try to resolve disput- "Blitzen. He'd be cool weapons worldwide, has taken ed. The focus of our story-time two mothers is not a concept and cannot be taught to the next to party with." ed issues in a diplomatic fash- was going to be non-traditional that 3-5 year old children would generation is quite risky to mere- it upon themselves to raid ion. families — specifically, single understand. She said that, dur- ly accept. We recommend that struggling countries, such as The pope's fear of a "clash of mothers, grandmothers/aunts as ing this time, children are just action be taken on this matter by Afghanistan and Iraq, and help civilizations" is a legitimate its allies attack people that mothers and lesbian parents. We forming ideas of mother, father, our liberal campus. Not because one, and it is a shame that the wanted to act as volunteers and aunt, grandma, etc. and would we want to change the morals or don't even have a country. Just world's leaders, east and west, read books on these this topic to not be able to comprehend a beliefs of parents and children, around this time last winter, do not have the foresight that children during the "story time" family that didn't have a mother but because we want to change during Islam's holy month of war is the worst possible way to Ramadan, bombs dropped offered. and a father — specifically, one the level of awareness nf the solve and assuage disputes. Following this, we hoped to with two mothers. She seemed diversity among families. throughout the impoverished The leaders who do realize that ask the children to paint a pic- to have no worries that children A public library is public for a country of Afghanistan. Where war is the wrong answer to ture of a family different than could grasp a family in which a reason, and legally, our voices did those bombs and war- such global tragedies are not planes come from? You their own. The person at the grandmother functions as a should be heard. Young adult ADAM F0SNAUGH speaking loud enough library we contacted with this mother, but it certainly seems volunteers have been turned proposal was Katy East, in that two mothers would be away because one "authority" FRESHMAN, BUSINESS charge of the story time pro- problematic for this age group. makes an executive decision "Dancer, because he BEFORE THE SEMESTER ENDS, gram. We had approached Ms. When asked how children based on her personal value expresses his feelings Fast earlier this semester about might be able to understand the preference of conservariveness VOICEYOUR OPINION presenting a story time to her concept of grandparents or over teaching acceptance! The through the art of dance." usual groups of 3-5 year old chil- aunts/uncles when they can't see library under-construction Send your letters and guest columns to bgnews@list- dren. There was, of course, no them or may not even know or needs to renovate their policy, proc.bgsu.edu. See submission policy for guidelines. intention of preaching our own have any. she had no reply. It was not their facilities.

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ALASKA QUAKE YIELDS HELPFUL INFORMATION www.bgnews.com/nation SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —The Nov. 3 earthquake that struck Alaska's remote interior is letting seismologists to figure how densely populated areas might fare in a simi-1 lar-sized temblor. The Denali earthquake opened a 186-1 mile scar across Alaska, splitting even the glaciers in its path. But the quake didn't harm people or buildings, since the region is so sparsely populated. NATION WTC reconstruction plans unveiled By Karen Matthews of anonymity. Malaysia's Petronas The agency then put out a call Tomson acknowledged "many IH[ ASSOCIATED PRESS Twin Towers, at 1,483 feet, are for new architects to produce spirited debates" between the NEW YORK — As officials pre- now the world's tallest. designs with relaxed require- two agencies but said they are pare seven alternative plans for All of the plans include memo- ments for the amount of com- working together. How the two reconstruction of theVVorldTrade rials to the victims of the Sept. 11 mercial space the new buildings agencies' plans will be merged is Center — including a memorial attack, the official said. One plan must accommodate. unclear, although an official in the sky and the world's tallest places it on top of a building, A final plan is to be chosen in familiar with the rebuilding tower — doubts about who is in while another incorporates a for- February process said Sunday the agencies charge of the process threaten to mal, sunken garden. The development corporation reached an agreement last week muffle the fanfare. "They're inspiring. I think they and the Port Authority have on a single integrated master "Things are very unclear," said are exactly what we need," said promised several times to coop- plan process. Mark Ginsberg, a leader of New Roland Betts, a board member of erate, only to have their efforts Some independent urban York New Visions, a coalition of the development agency who has later diverge. planners worry that government architects and planners. "There seen early versions of the plans. Port Authority Executive agencies won't produce a design are all these different agencies But as the plans near public- Director loseph Seymour said last worthy of the challenge. coming out with different plans release, the Port Authority of New month that his agency's plan for Robert Yaro, president of the — hopefully with some coordina- York and New Jersey, which owns ground zero would focus on Regional Plan Association, said tion." the 16-acrc trade center site, says nuts-and-bolts concerns such as he recently joined a group of civic The Lower Manhattan it expects to produce a separate transportation improvements. leaders touring comparable pro- Development Corp., a city-state master plan early next year. Appearing to contradict jects in Europe such as Berlins agency created after last year's The development corporation Seymour, development corpora- Itottsdammer Plate. terrorist attacks to guide down- released its first batch of six pro- tion head louisfomson said last "Everywhere we went, busi- Frank Franklin II APPtoto town redevelopment, plans in posals for the trade center last week that the authority's architect ness leaders, government leaders unveil seven new designs Dec. 18. July. The plans all featured office would not release his own plan said that there are very, very high RECONSTRUCTION: A thin layer of snow covers the ground at the Several of the plans include a buildings grouped around a hut would work with the develop- expectations for what we're going World Trade Center site Dec. 6. The lower Manhattan Development tower that would be the tallest in memorial to the Sept. 11 victims ment corporation's staff "to to deliver at the trade center sile." Corp., a city-state agency created alter Sept. 11 attacks to guide the world, said a redevelopment — and all were dismissed as review the plans that are present- he said. "The world is watching." downtown redevelopment, plans to unveil seven new designs lor the official who spoke on condition bland and boring. ed by the seven architects." World Trade Center on Dec. 18. Protest adds fuel to call for priesfs resignation By Bipasha Ray woman refused to say where Law Catholic teachings time and '(The) events of recent months had to go. Once the document also said Law was not detened by IHE ASSOCIAItO PRESS was, saying only that he had no again," said lean Garrity, 43, of and, in particular, of these last was finished, he would sign it Sunday's protest at the cathedral, BOSTON — Pacing rekindled public schedule. Wellesley, a member of the dissi- few days, make it clear to us that himself, he said. but would not say where he was. outrage from priests and parish- Sunday's larger-than-usual dent group Voice of the Faithful. your position as our bishop is so "We need new leadership, and The latest personnel papers, ioners over new revelations of protest was fueled by last week's law has brushed off calls for compromised that it is no longer we cannot build trust and confi- part of a huge collection of clergy misconduct, Cardinal release of new internal church his resignation for months, but possible for you to exercise the dence without new leadership," church files that victims' lawyers Bernard Law stayed away from documents containing some of for the first time he now faces the spiritual leadership required for he said. pried from the archdiocese, doc- the Cathedral of the Holy Cross the most spectacular allegations same request from priests. the church of Boston," the peti- The Boston Priests Forum ument a priest beating his house- on Sunday as protesters renewed yet, suggesting church officials Boston-area priests have been tion reads plans to discuss calling on Law to keeper and threatening alleged calls for his resignation. tolerated a wide range of clergy circulating a draft statement call- The draft document initially resign at a meeting Friday, he sex abuse victims, another trad- Some 400 protesters gathered misconduct, and not just sexual ing for Law's resignation. The called for 50 signatures, but the said. ing cocaine for sex, and a third outside the cathedral, where Law abuse of boys. petition praises Law for his lead- Rev. Robert Bullock, the head of a Archdiocese spokeswoman claiming to be the second com- had been expected to celebrate His presence here is hindering ership, but says the release of 250-member Boston Priests Donna Morrissey said she could Mass, as they have since the ing of Christ in order to entice the ability of the victims to come damaging internal church files Forum, said Sunday it would not comment on the petition teenagers training to be nuns into abuse scandal erupted in out. 1 le is the real voice of dissent makes his resignation "a neces- require many more signatories to because she had not seen it. She having sex. January. An archdiocese spokes- here. He is the one flouting sary step." indicate a "consensus" that Law Help Make

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AMERICAN DIES AFTER FINISHING MARATHON www.bgnews.com/world MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (AP) — An American runner collapsed and died after finishing a marathon in the southwestern Jamaican resort town of NegriLThe man was among the top finishers in the Reggae Marathon Saturday and fell after receiving a medal. Police identi- fied him as Jim Lindstrom, a 59-year-old Boston finance executive. WORLD Al-Qaida warns Prices cause hunger of more attacks By Misean Curbs IME ASSOCIATED PRESS By Maggie Michael Ghaith, along with al-Qaida THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DIEPSLOOT, South Africa — leader Osama bin Laden, have Just last year Tyrone Valoyi CAIRO, Egypi — Al-Qaida been a mystery since the terror earned more than enough as an threatened faster, harder strikes network was chased out of its electrician to feed his wife and against the United Stales and haven in Afghanistan by U.S. seven children a hearty dinner Israel in a statement attributed to bombing following the Sept. 11 of chicken and gravy several the group that appeared on a mil- attacks. times a week. itant Web site Sunday. "We will chase the enemy using He still has his job, but now "The Jewish Crusader coalition the weapon of 'tenor' by widen- they are lucky to get meat once a will not be safe anywhere from ing fighting fronts and conduct- month. the fighters' attacks," the audio ing more concentrated and faster Skyrocketing food prices over statement said, using a term operations... so (the enemy) feels the past year have many South common among Islamic mili- unsafe and unstable on land, air Africans who once made a tants for what Ihey see as a U.S.- and sea," the statement said. decent living struggling to feed Israeli alliance. The statement also said a pur- their families. "We will hit the most vital cen- ported al-Qaida claim of respon- "I have to rely on handouts ters and we will strike against its sibility for the Nov. 28 attacks on from people," says Valoyi, whose strategic operations with all pos- Israel targets in Kenya was gen- sible means." uine. That claim was posted on family lives in a two-room tin The statement was attributed several other Islamic sites lasl shack in Diepsloot, a township to al-Qaida spokesman Sulaiman week. just outside lohannesburg. Abu Ghaith. The site, which has The attacks in Kenya included Although this country has posted previous statements been relatively unscathed by a a hotel bombing that killed 10 drought that has been partly attributed lo the tenor network, Kenyans, three Israelis and the Oenls Farrell AP Photo included what appeared to be a blamed for a hunger crisis in six bombers, and a botched attempt nearby nations, poor South RISING PRICES: Women wash factory reject eggs to sell at the informal trade center north of photograph taken from a frame to shoot down an Israeli charter from video of Abu Ghaith. Africans are facing a crisis of Johannesburg, Oct. 2. Poor South Africans find various ways of making money fo pay for staple plane. their own. The Web site also posted a text Sunday's statement said al- foods (hat have doubled and in some cases tripled since the beginning of the year. version of the statement. Qaida does not usually claim Food prices have more than The pan-Arab satellite station doubled since January. lain baker. She struggles to The government also Government officials say responsibility for attacks but Increases have been steepest for Al-lazeera broadcast parts of the would do so "according to the rel- stretch the S25 left over to pay for announced a plan by private South Africans must learn to rely audio version and said the voice evant circumstances." staples like com meal that com- clothes, health care, school fees companies to offer 1,000 tons of on themselves and should look sounded similar to that on past prise much of the diet of the and other things for two adults corn meal a month at nearly half into starting community veg- U.S. officials have said they poor. al-Qaida videotapes featuring considered the claim of responsi- and four children. price. etable gardens to help feed Abu Ghaith. bility for the Kenya attacks to be The surge has been blamed in "My mother is out of work, The measures have received a themselves, The whereabouts of Abu credible. part on the depreciation of and I have to spend so much mixed reception. Business lead- "We want to promote self-suf- South Africa's currency, the rand, money on food. It's really hurt- ers were relieved the govern- ficiency and a sustainable econ- and on the increase in demand ing," Langa says. ment did not institute price con- omy through agricultural and for grain because of food short- In a country where more than trols or subsidies that might economic initiatives," says Nana ages in neighboring countries. 30 percent of Ihe population is damage the market, but many Zenani, spokeswoman for the While those who've long been unemployed, many are much poor people feel the govern- agriculture department. without jobs continue their daily worse off than Langa. ment is not doing nearly In the meantime, many of the struggle to survive, it is the work- Reacting to calls for help, enough. working poor are growing more ing poor who suddenly find South Africa's government "If the government really frustrated at a country where a themselves confronted with bit- agreed to increase social aid, hut wants to help us, it should subsi- small percentage of people con- ter lives that they worked so hard only a slight boost in the month- dize all basic foods, including trol so much of the wealth. 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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Women's basketball Wednesday, Saturday After splitting a pair of games in Florida over the weekend, the Falcons take on Indiana Irish's Purdue-Fort Wayne and Cleveland State this week. special teams do BG NEWS BRIEFING BGin By Erica Gambaccini Swimmers fourth at ASSISUNI SPORIS EDITOR Special teams were the key Notre Dame Invite in Notre Dame's 6-3 win The Bowling G'.een women's Saturday night over the swimming team finished Bowling Green hockey te fourth out of 15 teams in this The Falcons knew head weekend's Notre Dame into South Bend that in order Invitational. to win, they were going to The Falcons got four second- have to play extremely well place finishes on Saturday to on the power play and penal- boost them into fourth. ty kill. More coming tomorrow. "We can play any team five-on-five and win," Roger Leonard said before the game. "If we take stupid penalties it's going to be tough on us." Just like The Falcons might not have taken many stupid penalties Saturday night, but they were unable to stop William Notre Dame's offense when short-handed. The Fighting Irish went 4- for-6 on the power play, while Simmons the Falcons finished the game 0-for-6 with the man JOEL HAMMOND advantage. "Special teams were big Sports editor tonight especially after strug- Bill Simmons is my hero. gling last weekend in Alaska." The ESPN Page Two colum- said Irish head coach Dave nist writes three columns a Poulin. "The power play had week, varying in importance been moving the puck real and ridiculousness. The guy well over the last few games, basically combines his vast we just weren't capitalizing on our chances. 1 told them knowledge of sports history Ben Swangar BG News with a witty sense of humor to before the game to be produce snide remarks that JAMMED UP: BG's Mark Wires is stuck In the boards with two Michigan State players in the Falcons' win two weeks ago. The team trav- patient, that the goals will come and that we'll have a 4- make me laugh out loud during eled to Notre Dame this weekend, and split a pair of games. my Journalism 320 class. for-6 night. Killing all six of their chances was enor- Thus, like many other admir- mous." ers do, I will now try my hand at Poulin was right — the producing a column much like chances did come for the his — apologize to your profes- Irish, but the Falcons put up a sors for me if 1 happen to make BG drops two to Irish fight. Had it not been for you laugh out loud during class. The Falcons fall to Sigalet at the 4:54 mark, later in goal of the period came at the Scott Paluch. Notre Dame's power play • That gunshot you heard the period, Bowling Green got on 16:13 mark as once again the Notre Dame added their goals, the Falcons might have came from the hotel room of the Irish Saturday the scoreboard after Ryan Irish capitalized on the power fourth power play goal of the gone home with a victory. Dallas Mavericks center Shawn night, 6-3, and 5-2 Barnett scored at 17:02 mark play with a goal from Brett game with 4 minutes left, as Cory "I thought five-on-five, for Bradley, just after he watched with assists from Alex Irbtla. The period came to a Mclean got his second of the most of the evening we were ESPN air their "ten best dunks last night. Rogosheske and Ion Sitko. The close with the Irish ahead 4 to 2 game. The game ended with the a pretty good hockey team," over Shawn Bradley" segment period came to a close with the and the Falcons having 16 shots Irish getting a 6 to 3 win, which said BG head coach Scott Friday night. The list included Paluch. "They were much By Kevin Shields game tied at one and Notre on goal to 23 for (he Irish. moved them to (7-6-2 overall, 6- guys like Steve Francis, who smuts REPORIER Dame having 15 shots on goal to As the final period began, the 6-0 CCHA) and dropped the better on the special teams. checks in at just over six feet tall, 10 for the Falcons. Falcons looked to have some Falcons to (3-10-1 overall, 1-9-1 ... Notre Dame did a good job bringing down the house over The Bowling Green hockey getting it |the puckl down team entered the Joyce Center at The second period was the new life as Brett Pilkington CCHA). the 7-6 Bradley. real turning point of the game as ripped a hard slap shot past Irish Coach Paluch commented on there. Their special teams Notre Dame Saturday night rid- were the difference in the • I think Byron Leftwich has a ing a two-game winning streak, the Irish slipped three goals past goaltender Morgan Cey, bring- how his team played during the chip in his helmet to know lordan Sigalet. Notre Dame ing it to a 4-3 Irish advantage. evening. game." but fell short to the Irish by a Three of Notre Dame's four when the cameras are on him. score of 6-3. It was a game that struck first in the period with a The Irish answered right back, "The first 10 minutes of the because as soon as the camera power play goal by Rob Globke, though, with a goal by Evan game, I felt we got off to slow power play goals came in the saw the Falcons get their highest second period and most were pans to him, his leg hurts again shot total on net for the season; which made it a 2-1 Irish lead. Nielsen making it another 2 goal start," said Paluch. "I thought we and he has to limp. Pure come- Bowling Green answered back cushion. were a good 5 on 5 hockey team when there were a lot of peo- however, the Notre Dame power ple around the net. dy. play proved to be the difference. with 7:54 to go in the period with The Falcons out-shot the Irish for the majority of the evening." • Even if Tiger Woods does Brian Escobedo getting his first in the period, but they just The Falcons fell last night, as "They did a good job get- It was an evenly-played first ting guys in front of me," said play in the Masters, he won't be period to begin the game as both goal of the season from Alex couldn't take advantage of their well, as Notre Dame won its sec- able to hear any bad comments Rogosheske. A Falcon penalty set scoring chances. ond straight, 5-2. There will be BG goaltender Jordan Sigalet. teams scored once and had even "There was traffic in front from women's supporters — his scoring chances. Notre Dame up an Irish power play goal by "We gave ourselves chances plenty more about the second dad will be overpowering every- Cory Mcl-ean only a minute and down the stretch, but just could- game of the series in tomorrow's and they shot from the point, drew first blood as Yan Stastny so I had trouble seeing the one with chants of "cha-ching." beat Falcon goaltender lordan half later, which put the Irish n't capitalize," said Falcon coach edition ofTheBG News. • Is anyone else waiting for ahead again at 3-2. Then the final puck." the moment when Tim McCarver storms the set of CBS' NFI. pregame show and blurts out, "You're a real man, Deion!" like after the playoff game when Deion Sanders dumped water Women Parker's basket on McCarver? • I think Andy Barch, Zach Baker, lason Dixon and myself beat Fla downs Falcons, BG could hold the Carolina Panthers to less than 52 points. • Colonel Nathan R. lessup Atlantic drops to 2-2 overall and Warren Sapp: fight of the century. BOCA RATON, Fla. — The THE A SSOCIAT ( D PRESS 59 lead with 34 seconds left. • In my opinion, there's noth- BG women's basketball team EVANSTON, III. — John Reimold hit a three- ing like watching a baseball split a pair of games at the Northwestern's T.J. Parker hit pointer with 2:57 left to give game on ESPN Classic, that you Roundball Classic in Boca a game winning layup with Raton. Florida this weekend. Bowling Green a 57-56 lead, know is the 1993 Jim Abbott's seven seconds left Saturday but Aaron Jennings split a no-hitter against the Indians, The tournament was hosted and finished with 15 points as by Florida Atlantic University. pair of free throws to tie the and cheering for the Indians to The Falcons downed the Northwestern nipped game at 57. get a hit. Classic. hosts Friday night, 77-62, and Bowling Green 62-60. Kevin Netter led Bowling • I don't think I'm alone in lost to undefeated UNC- Parker dribbled the length Green in scoring with 20 hoping that Miami drills Ohio Wilmington Saturday by a of the court and went around points. Stale, just so I don't have to hear count of 72-55. the Bowling Green defense Reimold finished with 17 about how sweet Craig Krenzel Francine Miller led BG for his game-winner. It came and Chris Gamble are. points before fouling out with against FAU with 13 points, right after Bowling Green's 48 seconds left. He hit 5-of-6 • Heckling Akron coach Dan while Kim Griech scored 30 I lipsher, whose two sons played Ronald Lewis was called for three-pointers. in the team's loss to UNCW. traveling with 15 seconds left. lor him, at the Mid-American BG, now at 2-3, is in the Jennings and freshman Lilian Mattox hit a I point limmy Maley had 13 points midst of a six-game streak SEARCHING: BG forward Cory Eyink looks to maneuver around a awav from home. er to give Bowling Green a 60- each for Northwestern. SIMMONS. PAGE 9 Buffalo defender last Wednesday. BG fell to Northwestern Saturday.

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COfrVSPORTS 8 Monday, December 9,2002 siwrs WWW.BGNEWS.COM Rockets Leftwich, Marshall down UT to face the league six seasons ago. The Unlike last year, exception was last year, when when Toledo rallied Toledo won 41-36 after trailing Boston 23-0. for a win in the title Toledo (9-4) fell behind again game, Marshall Saturday, trailing 14-0 in the first College made a comeback quarter and 28-10 late in the sec DETROIT - The Motor ond. City Bowl finalized its 2002 of their own to win. And again, the Rockets came bowl matchup Saturday by back. ByJohnRaby Toledo overcame a 17-point inviting the Boston College I HE ASSOCIMtO PRESS deficit behind Dawson, who had Golden Eagles to face the HUNT1NGTON, W.Va. — second-half TD runs of 2,10 and University of Toledo Byron leftwich gol up from I hit 2 yards to go with a 37-yardcr in Rockets Thursday, that sparked a fight to throw two the second quarter. December 26 (5:00 p.m., late touchdowns, including a 40- The lead changed six times in ESPN). Motor City Bowl yarder with 49 seconds left as the second half. officials extended the bid to Marshall beat Dawson's 19-yard run set up Boston College at the com- Toledo 49-45 in the Mid- Brian Jones' I-yard plunge with pletion of Saturday's col- American Conference champi- 3:35 left in the game, but lason lege football action. onship game Saturday. Bobbins missed the extra point Leftwich went 32-of-42 for 404 Eagles Athletic Director wide right and Toledo led 45-42. Gene DeFilipo is expected yards and four TDs to overshad- Marshall got the ball back on its ow the four rushing touchdowns 27 with 3:24 left. Toledo missed a to accept the Motor City by Toledo redshirt freshman chance to ice the win when Keon Bowl bid following yester- Trinity Dawson, who finished lackson dropped a possible inter- day's BCS selections. with a career-high 130 yards. ception. Boston College, behind The game was marred by a A few plays later, Patrick Body celebrated quarterback third-quarter fight that started was called for pass interference Brian St. Pierre, is 8-4 dur- when I-eftwich took a late hit with 54 seconds left, giving ing a season that saw them from linebacker David Gardner Marshall a first down at the win five of their last seven after an interception. Rockets 40. games. The Eagles own vic- Marshall lineman Steve Peretta On the next play, Leftwich hit tories over Stanford, then went after Gardner, and Darius Watts at the 10 and he Toledo lineman Lantz leudy Syracuse and a hard-fought scored, untouched. triumph over then-unde- retaliated against Peretta With no timeouts, Toledo drove Several Toledo players rushed to the Marshall 39, but lones' pass feated Notre Dame in South onto the field and players from was knocked down in the end Bend. They will be the first both teams exchanged shoves zone as time ran out Big East Conference team before order was restored. lones finished with 221 yards to plav in the Motor City Gardner was called for a per- passing to become Toledo's sin- Bowl. sonal foul. Peretta and leudy were gle-season passing leader with "We are extremely ejected. 3,115 yards, breaking the mark of pleased to extend a wel- The hit didn't seem to bother 2,955 set by Chris Wallace in 1997. come to Boston College for Leftwich, who already was The teams already were pen- our bowl game this year," slowed by a shin injury sustained ciled in for bowls before the said Ken Hoffman, the a month ago. game. Marshall will head to the Leftwich, who has 4,019 pass- Motor City Bowl's Executive GMAC Bowl for the second Director. ing yards this season, became the straight year on Dec 18 in Mobile, conference's all-time leading Ala., while Toledo will make a "The Eagles are a quality passer Saturday with 11.654, sur- return trip to the Motor City Bowl team from an outstanding passing the 11,299 yards set bv on Dec 26 in Detroit Bob Bird W Photo conference. We are thrilled Tim Lester from 1996-99. The 94 combined points broke about the prospect of hav- Marshall (10-2) won its fifth the MAC title game record of 77 RUNNING ROOM: Marshall receiver Darius Watts sprints after beating Toledo's Brock Dodrill in the sec- ing a team of this caliber championship since rejoining set last year by the two teams. ond quarter of the Mid-American Conference championship game. coming to Detroit." With win, Cleveland still in hunt for AFC Central championship

By Eddie Pels point for the one-point margin goal with 2:32 remaining They field goal. I le looked to be the star 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS and the Browns (7-6) stayed very looked as if they had sealed the of the game — until the fantastic JACKSONVILLE, Fla - Quincy much alive in the playoff picture, game when Akin Ayodele inter- finish. Morgan caught a desperation pulling within a half-game of cepted Couch a few plays later Couch finished 21-for-35 for heave with no time left, then wait- Pittsburgh in the AFC North. and returned it to the Browns' 24. 264 yards with the two TDs to ed as officials upheld the play on It was a fitting finish to a rivalry But the Browns had all three of Morgan and two interceptions. review to give the Cleveland that has served up a number of their timeouts left and held the Morgan's desperation catch Browns a 21-20 victory yesterday memorable moments. Unlike last laguars to another field goal with was the second the Browns have over lacksonville. year in Cleveland, when an offi- 52 seconds left. pulled off in four years In their Morgan fought off tight cover- cial's replay on a disputed catch A short kickoff gave die Browns expansion season of 1999. Couch age from Fernando Bryant on the upheld a 15-10 laguars victory, the ball near midfield. After a sack hit Kevin Johnson for a 56-yard final play. As the two fell to the lacksonville fans did not throw and an 8-yard gain. Couch score on die last play against New ground. Morgan cradled Tim bottles or debris onto the field. dropped back and direw the ball Orleans to give the Browns their Couch's 50-yard pass into his Instead, they simply shuffled high to Morgan, who has a 3-inch first win in their return to the body with his right hand. Side out the exits, bemoaning the height advantage on Bryant, the league. judge Bill Spyksma signaled team's third-straight loss. only defender covering him. Ever since they came back, the touchdown. Coach Tom Coughlin fell face- The touchdown was Morgan's Browns have served up some of The ball looked as if it might first to the ground after the play. second of the day. Earlier, he the most entertaining theater in have touched the ground as The laguars (5-8) are guaranteed pushed comerback lason Craft to the league. Just tliis season, they Morgan hit the turf, but after a of not having a winning record for the ground and got himself wide lost an unbelievable 40-39 game review of about 90 seconds, refer- the third straight year, and open for a 60-yard score to tic the to the Chiefs when Dwayne Rudd ee Ron Winter said there was no Coughlin's job could hang in the game at 14-14. took his helmet off and threw it to Nigel Cook AP Photo indisputable evidence to over- balance. Fred Taylor ran for 145 yards for celebrate. He was penalized 15 GAME-WINNER: Cleveland's Quincy Morgan hauls in the game- turn die play. The laguars took a 17-14 lead the laguars, including a 24-yard yards and Kansas City kicked the Phil Dawson kicked the extra on Danny Boyd's 33-yard field burst that set up the go-ahead winning field goal. winning touchdown against Jacksonville yesterday.

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