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Changes in war with Iraq Cost debate 'The Associated Press Key developments Thursday in the war in Iraq: • U.S. Special Forces captured in question li.iiv.iii I hi all in i Hasan, who is By Theresa Carter substantial income thai college one of three half brothers of REPORItR Saddam I lussein. allows and arc therefore respon- • A riot broke out at a Baghdad A college education benefits sible. bank after thieves blew a hole in students, but also benefits soci- Paul Haas, economics profes- the vault and dropped children ety. These two things sparked a sor and Lomaskyfe opponent, in to bring out listfuls of cash. debate last night questioning supported instead the idea that U.S. troops calmed the crowd by whether students should he held students should not have to beat arresting die thieves and remov- responsible for paying college the COM of their education alone ing $4 million in U.S. dollars for tuition. since society as a whole benefits safekeeping. The topic of the last debate in from it. • Near Saddam's hometown of the Great Debate Series spon- Arguing against l.omasky's Tikrit. U.S. Marines broke up sored by the Philosophy that college students should clashes between club-wielding Department, "Should Students solely bear the cost of their edu- members of Saddam's clan and flay More Toward die Rising Cost cation, Haas said. "One of the rivals from the countryside who of Education at State main requirements students had come to the city for food. Universities" heated up Olscamp must meet to attend college is • In Mosul, U.S. commanders last night. that they have the ability to post- tried to ease anti-American 1-oren l.omasky, philosophy pone earning an income .. after anger after two days of con- professor at the University, said college, students do not immedi- Chuck SoiJer BG News frontations involving U.S. every student, regardless oi fami- ately reap the fruit of their labor Marines, for the United Nations ly income, must be responsible for having to pay off their loans." WAR CONTINUES: A banner reading "Support Our Troops" whips in the wind outside the Fine Arts in paying for their own educa- However. Lomasky said, Building Tuesday. in rebuilding Iraq as they sought to heal the bitter split over the tion. He said students graduating ll.S.-ledwar. from college will benefit from the DEBATE. PAGE 2 President Rape victim speaks out to others ofVision By Scott Niles tims of sexual assault, and her tant to know in the case of sexual REPORTER personal relationship with God assault is the myth that a sexual It was an average day for Lori lias helped her own healing assault is the victims fault. sets goals Robinson, but after arriving process. because of what they wear, and home from work she was caught "I am a very spiritual person." what diey do." she said. "The vic- by surprise when two men Robinson said. "Being open to tim is never at fault no matter if forced her into her apartment, the healing power of God has they are flirting or whatever the for life tiedhertoher bed and raped her. been a key factor in my surviving case may be." Robinson is a rape victim and process." Victims do not asked to be vic- By David Schrag author of the book "I Will Being a journalist, she has also timized, Robinson said. Even if PULSE WRITER Survive," which is a guide for written several ankles dial have they go over to a guy's house in In today's society it's not rare African American women deal- been published in numerous the middle of the night or if they to be considered queer. ing with the issue of sexual magazines and newspapers with kiss a guy, this does not mean Sometimes the classification assault. the intention of getting out the diey want to have sex, she said. J speaks ahead of the definition, Robinson spoke to a crowd of message of sexual assault and Rape is never asked for and is but at the University, the per- students and other interested trying to make more people considered any unwanted sexual centage of gays, lesbians, and individuals on the topic of sexual aware of die issue. force. queers is about equal as the assault and issues associated "First of all, I want to reach sur- The third aspect that population of business majors. with rape last night in the vivors with the message that Robinson focused on was the Vision's President, Jason Education Building healing is always possible," idea that sexual violence is not a lustice said, "My goal as presi- Robinson started out with a Robinson said. women's issue and it is not a men dent is to ensure that the dia- poem that was wrinen by one of As part of her healing process, versus women issue. It is an logue between the University her friends after she herself was Robinson stud she would listen issue that affects everyone, she community and the queer com- raped and in die process of heal- to gospel music, as well as talk to said. Amanda Keegan BG NEWS munity continues to happen, ing her friends and family who were Robinson said she encourages Justice said. "This is absolutely She addressed the idea that her support at the time. NOT VICTIM'S FAULT: Lori Robinson, a survivor of rape, told the critical in the advancement and healing is a possibility for all vic- "Another aspect that is impor- SURVIVOR, PAGE 2 audience that no matter what, rape is never the victim's fault. development of resources for the queer community of BGSU and the BGSU community at large as we further fight to create an Environment of non-dis- "I am blessed with this material and the knowledge I have. And I crimination." guess it's my duty to share it." Vision is not just a gay and Bush pushes to lesbian organization, it's an organization for everyone to be a part of. JIM SANDEGREN, CEMETERY HISTORIAN "The biggest misconception remove sanctions is that we are all queer and that being gay is a prerequisite for By Jennifer Loven uation on the ground in Iraq," IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio cemetery historian being a part of the organization. White House deputy press However, a large percentage of CRAWFORD, Texas — The secretary Claire Buchan said. our organization's membership Bush administration began "We look forward to at some is straight supporters," Justice building a case yesterday for point in the future working said. swift removal of U.N. sanc- with the United Nations to lift knows the"Wrighf 'stuff With the definitions being set tions against Iraq, arguing that those sanctions so Iraq can aside, Visions is just like any the collapse of Saddam participate in the global econ- THE ASSOCIAtED PRESS and ornate," Sandegren said. storyteller said. "I'm blessed with group on campus; they have a Hussein's regime has eliminat- omy." voice and want to be heard, DAYTON, Ohio — For years, "But the Wrights were actually this material and the knowledge ed the need for crippling eco- The United States wants the Jim Sandegren has been fielding pretty simple people. This is I have. And 1 guess it's my duty to Justice said. nomic restrictions. United Nations to lift the sanc- T love being a pan of this questions from visitors to what they wanted. They weren't share it." President Bush's proposal tions even though a 1991 U.N. Woodland Cemetery and the showy." About 95.000 people are organization because of all the probably faces a long and divi- resolution stipulates that the positive change we help to graves of Wilbur and Orville Sandegren is bracing for an buried at the 187-acre cemetery, sive debate. Some Security sanctions should remain in Wright. onslaught of visitors because of which was founded in 1841. bring about on this campus for Council members want place until the U.N. certifies all students," Justice said. The cemetery historian and this year's 100th anniversary cel- Sandegren, 65, of Clayton, detailed assurances about the that Iraq has been disarmed of horticulturalist said the most fre- ebration of the Wright brotiiers' began working at the cemetciy "Whether that be providing U.N.'s role in Iraq before agree- weapons of mass destruction. educational opportunities quently asked question is: Why first flight. in 1988 as a horticulturalist. ing to lift sanctions. Bush American investigators are are the gravestones of the "I'm expecting there to be While at the cemetery, through our organized pro- administration officials have searching Iraq for suspected grams or creating a safe, sup- famous brothers so small? quite a bit," Sandegren said Sandegren became interested in suggested the U.N. could take weapons but caution that it The Wright brothers, who Thursday. "I've seen more the Wright brothers, reading portive, and inclusive environ- the lead in humanitarian could take years to fully ment for queer-identified stu- invented and developed the air- buses." books and historical records. He efforts, but they want the account for them. plane in their hometown of With a little help Sandegren is later met and befriended several dents, Vision is an essential part United States and Britain to While Bush called broadly of the growth and development Dayton, are buried with their sis- normally able to handle the descendants of the Wrights, who control the political and eco- for lifting sanctions, the ter Katherine. There is a granite 2,000 to 2.500 visitors that come provided him with additional of this campus." nomic reconstruction of Iraq. United States may ask that With this weekend being one monument with the Wright to see the cemetery and the information. "Now that regime of some restrictions remain in name engraved on it and three Wright graves each year. But he When he learned that one of of the biggest in Vision's calen- Saddam Hussein has been place to ensure that Iraq does dar, there are many things small individual headstones plans to train about a dozen tour die descendants loved irises and ended, the current sanctions not export weapons technolo- nearby. guides to help him this year. situation doesn't reflect the sit- gy, a U.S. official said. "Visitors expect something big "It's important." the graveside CEMETERY, PAGE 2 VISION, PAGE 2

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. April 18,2003 WWW.B6NEWS.COM Students question real effect DEBATE. FROM PAGE 1 "If more money leaves the Tyler Hart, said, "If die University classes become less available to "Taxpayers, especially those of hands of the University and goes stops receiving money from the students there will be a greater lower income families who do directly into the hands of stu- government, there gradually will chance that students be forced to not have children attending col- dents in the form of loans and be less money to pay professors leave public or state universities." lege should not be responsible grants, it will have more of a dras- to teach students" Eventually this will have a neg- for the education of others, espe- tic effect on students and society The less money available to ative effect on state universities, cially when they do not reap the as a whole than what may be pay professors will increase the Hart said. benefits directly. The burden of realized. chances of professors looking for "And the only option for col- college cost should fall on those She said the question raised by other places to earn a better lege will be expensive private who are the beneficiaries of it. this debate is whether these income, Hart said. universities or not attending col- those directly purchasing it." effects tum out to be more detri- "The more professors that lege at all and earning about Sophomore Lynn Parr said mental or more beneficial to stu- state universities lose, will mean $6.25 at McDonalds for a living," that the debate is more or less a dents in the long run. the less classes that will be avail- Hart said. File photo domino effect. Another student, freshman able to students," Hart said. "If SPEAKING OUT: Justice is the president ot Vision. He hopes stu- dents will continue to confront discrimination on campus. Justice hopes for Victims often know Historian further support takes care

VISION, FROM PAGE 1 currendy have an active mem- assailants prior to crime of famous bership of about 100 people." Even though it may be tough rather, they are someone who is was the idea of being raped by things going on. SURVIVOR, FROM PAGE 1 graves "Typically when we see an for some people to understand close to the victim or someone someone you are in a relation- men to get involved as well to event publicized which are the workings of a mosdy gay the victim already knew. ship with. organization, the members have try to keep sexual assaults from CEMETERY, FROM PAGE 1 exclusive of same-sex couples, occurring. Robinson was raped by com- "1 would be hard being sexu- for example discounted rates for as much fun as they can working ally assaulted by someone you had developed several hybrids "Men need to take action plete strangers, but said that this couples," we usually confront together and trying to make a is not normally the case. were in love with," Hois said. "I of the flower, Sandegren planted difference, lustice said. Not against sexual violence as well," irises around the Wright broth- the parly hosting the event and Robinson said. University student Emily Hois would just feel trapped, but 1 request that it is inclusive of and everything can be a day at the said she hopes rapists learn would try to find support and ers' graves and created a flower People need to speak up and recognize same-sex couples park. from their mistakes. help." bed at the cemetery devoted make the public aware that sex- Decause that is simply what we "While the University has "If I were ever raped I would Robinson also talked about exclusively to the flower. ual assaults are a frequent are about ...inclusion of every- made tremendous strides in want to know that my rapist rapes with regards to a college "I always looked after the occurrence, she said. one," lustice said. "However, confronting discrimination would feel remorse and 1 would campus grave." he said. based on sexual orientation "Many people arc afraid to Sandegren said visitors often sometimes folks do not feel speak up because they do not want to know that he would not "Ninety percent of sexual through their continued growth ask him why people leave coins comfortable confronting the want to be ostracized by the rape anyone else," Hois said. assaults on college campuses and development of queer sup- on the Wright brothers' graves. issues, so we can't expect them public, like they see happening "Whether that would mean are by someone that the victims ported services, there is still He concedes that he is not to put themselves out there to others who speak up on their putting him being bars or mak- know," she said. "And what is more than they are willing." much work which must be ing him know he did wrong." scary is half of these people do sure why. But he believes it's done," Justice said. " ... If you assaults," Robinson said. because people want to leave lustice has been a vocal Robinson said that most Hois also said what stuck out not even consider what hap- hear someone use the word part of themselves behind and "queer" since liis senior year of rapists are not strangers, but to her from Robinson's speech pened to them rape" high school over three years ago. "gay," in a derogatory sense, call hope it will result in a wish being granted — like throwing coins in "I came out when I was 18 them out on it, if you hear a stu- IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<^^ during my senior year in high dent make a homophobic a fountain. school." he said. "This organiza- remark, ask them what the When the coins build up, tion has made me who I am. Our meaning of that is, ifa University Sandegren collects them and organization is the second policy excludes queer individu- uses the money to buy a wreath largest of almost 300-studenl als, change it." for the Wright brothers' graves organizations on campus. We Sandegren plans to retire at [45 What's going the end of the year and devote 372-24 himself to writing poetry and Rnananany: oB ^r •* 1' fl taking life a bit easier. fL* on at BGSU? K\ W W\ ^ The inability to Call fact line at % Did you know... J stop spelling \ Apples, not caffeine, \ 372-2445 ilfl 372-2445 \ are more efficient at ^ 'banana' ^ waking you up In the . Your connection to campus! morning... ? once you've started. ^ m-m-m-m apples!!! -

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www.bgnews.com/campus ROTC CADET CHOSEN TOP FROM BGSU Edward M. Custer was selected as top Army cadet from the University and this week is attending a security seminar representing Bowling Green. The seminar is held for the 260 cadets who received the George C. Marshall RGTC award. At the seminar cadets get a chance to speak with senior government officials. CAMPUS New uses for ID cards By IQmoall Payne dents that existing programs service at all but three schools DAILY PRESS expanded and other schools Feb. 3, Blackboard, which now NORFOLK. Va. (KRT) - began to create Similar services. operates on-campus card pro- get aijfp Craving a late-night snack, A few retailers have protested grams al more than 400 colleges ^^^^^m^r rhe calendar of events is taken from |0"j * ■ *T ^B loshua Barnard swung by the 7- that the service fees are too high, and universities, is looking to ^^■^ http://events.bgs4Ledu 5fi &, ^J- ^^^^^^ Eleven on the way back to his but many others have joined branch into the increasingly dorm room at Old Dominion waiting lists for the programs, popular off-campus markets. University. With no credit cards which bring about a surge in stu- Many universities have set up 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Union Lobby For more information, please con- or cash, the freshman from dent business their own off-campus programs, "Old Traditions and New tact Vision at 2-0555 or via e- Yorktown, Va., merely swiped his but others an turning to special- Directions" Noon - 2 p.m. mail at [email protected] or univeisity identification card "It's wonderful ists such ;LS Student Advantage Featuring sculptures by the Noon Tunes check out the Web site and walked out with Pringles because you can and now Blackboard to Organize Sculpture Club complimented Sponsored by the Bowen- http://beam.ta/vision. and a Mountain Dew. buy things when systems around their campuses, with photos by tine art majors. Thompson Student Union. Lenhart Grand Ballroom Joining those at a growing "It is a trend now. where stu- Union Galleries Falcon's Nest number of colleges and universi- you don't have dents are expecting to have this 8 p.m. ties, ODU students, faculty and cash." kind of off-campus access on 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. 12:30 -1:30 p.m. Stacey Barelos, Piano staff can now make purchases at their card for the convenience," SAGA Glass Sale CRU Pipeline Meeting Master's candidate recital. more than a dozen off-campus said Ron Pierce, executive direc- KARMA REID. ODU FRESHMAN Glass Club will sell their glass in Prout Chapel Barelos studies with Dr. Robert locations with debit accounts on tor of the National Association of the lobby and also in Room 105 of Satterlee at the College of Musical their university IDs. Campus Card Users. the Student Union. 3 p.m. Arts. Free and open to the public. "It's wonderful because you Private enterprise is catching Although still recniiting other Union Lobby Graduate Student Senate Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical can buy things when you don't on to the merits of the studenl- businesses, the ODU program Assembly Meeting Ms Center have cash," freshman Karma ID-as-cash-card trend and now features 17 merchants Union Room 308 Reidsaid. "And being a student, expanding the programs further. around campus: three 7- 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Elevcns, two Subway sandwich Apple at the Union 8 p.m. 1 don't like to carry a lot of cash Student Advantage Inc. operated around with me." a program called SA Cash at shops, a dry cleaner, a hair salon, Sponsored by the Student 4 - 5:30 p.m. University Women's Chorus and nearly 25 universities. But a printing and copy store, and Technology Center. Empowerment Group Collegiate Chorale Colleges and universities Blackboard Inc., a privately held nine restaurants. Union Lobby For women survivors of abusive Directed by Dr. Mark Munson. Free began developing these pro- grams during the mid-1990s. Washington online-education dating relationships. This student and open to the public. company, bought the SA Cash 9 a.m. -11 a.m. support group is a space for Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts They were such a hit with stu- N0RML Earth Day Event women at all stages of recovery to Center Informational Table discuss their experiences. Union Lobby Confidentiality is emphasized. 8-9 p.m. Please contact Deidra Bennett at Star-Spangled Banners 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 372-2190 for more information. Star-Spangled Banners (the sun, THE BLOTTER MFA Thesis Exhibitions Meets every Friday from 4.00-5:30 moon & stars on flags of the reported the third floor of The culminating exhibitions for p.m. world) multi-media show in the Thursday: parked in Lot 6. taken while she was at the Complainant reported A bookbag was reported | health center McDonald East was graduating BGSU Fine Arts stu- TBA Planetarium. $1 donation sug- his backpack stolen from stolen from bookstore in Bradley Giha, Sylvania. trashed dents at the Masters level gested. the Student Union The the Union It was later Ohio was cited for disorder- A vehicle was pelted Dorothy Uber Brian & Willard 5 p.m. - Midnight BGSU Planetarium - Room 112 with eggs while parked in Wankelman Galleries Vision's Annual Queer custodial staff later report- found, but several items ly conduct. ed they tound the bookbag were missing from it. Complainant reported Lot 3. Conference in the McDonald recycling Complainant reported he two sweepers missing Complainant lost her 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. The conference, "Queer Agenda: 11 p.m. oom minus some items. lost his cellular phone at Unknown person(s) stole cell phone in the technolo- Earth Day 5K Promotion Our Ambitions. Our Rights. Our UA0 Movie- Stealing Harvard Complainant reported the field house a complainant's laptop gy building. Lives," is to focus on the GLBT Union Theatre Union Lobby us front tire was stolen Complainant reported computer rights movement past, present rom his vehicle while her wallet and keys were The custodial supervisor 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. and future aspirations, and will TBA BSU Spring Fest Ticket Sales include workshop presentations by MSTT Symposium Union Lobby GenderPAC, GLSEN, BRAVO, and Sponsored by the College of the national executive director of Technology. 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. PFLAG. The Queer Agenda confer- Olscamp 101 UPS Recruiting ence is open to anyone interested

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Nothing will ever be able to and ihe support of the people. unlike other time periods, today's If the United States used the and those who support a war. administration attacked nations heal the pain and bring back our The release of the seven anti-war movement 'peace seek- war policy that 'Not in our Name' For example, a warmonger sup- without any effort to use diplo- heroes who have died in Iraq. American POVVs brings enor- ers' are not fighting specifically calls for, America would have ports all wars and does not care macy, they should be called war- Kuwait and around the world. mous relief to all Americans, but against the war in Iraq, but never fought WWI or WWII. Yes, about civilian deaths or political mongers. While some may not The pain suffered by ihe fami- especially the parents, family, against all wars. thousands of people died in consequences, while supporting be fond of the diplomatic actions lies of those lost in war is and friends of the seven recov- 'Not in our Name,' is an anti- these wars, but the world is bel- a war to liberate or to protect the of Bush and his administration, unimaginable. What can be said ered soldiers. war organization that is making ter because Americans and other people, is defiantly not the clearly, an effort was made. about the men and women who No war in American history attempts to influence people nations fought. One can only actions of a warmonger. The right to have an anti-war serve our country through mili- has ever been painless. The anti- throughout the country 'to resist imagine if the Nazi regime was The Bush administration was movement is a right given to all tary service is that they do a job war movement has taken the all wars.' There is no doubt lhat able to keep power, what would looking for solutions and war in Americans. However, the leaders that is imperative to both nation- prerogative of using the sad and war is undesirable, and the call happen to the people of Europe Iraq was the answer, but of the anti-war movement al and world security. The people unfortunate deaths of American for the end of all wars is and possibly even the world? President Bush and his adminis- should try to find a more effec- who serve in the military deserve men and women in an effort to admirable, but unfortunately, It is important to make the dis- tration are warmongers, as 'Not tive ways to get their argument the support of their government end the war in Iraq. Interestingly, some wars are necessary. tinction between the warmonger in our Name' claims If the Bush across.

IS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Campus needs to ON THE STREET work on acceptance tion of an entire national, racial, high schools. Maybe there Thank you to political or ethnic group. But should be oblique "genocide How did you learn an orientated fragment of your Mark Harrington, director of the warning'' signs lining the parking that the Easter Bunny JEANETTE those who care Midwest Division of The Center lots before walking into a wall of BEAL personality, psyche and overall for Bio-Ethical Reform, and anti- death (actually I would never did not exist? personhood that is to be accepted and appreciated. As for the unborn abortionist, decided that the want anyone to be forced to view Guest Columnist term also defines the killing of it because it's almost impossible the GLBT and the community Imagine this: As you walk innocent fetuses. to ignore the huge images). refers to sexuality as sexual ori- down the street one bright sum- I understand the concept to As clever as I larrington thinks I applaud the University for entation rather than prefer- mer morning, you take notice of mean killing a unified group he may be. he should consider allowing the GLUT task force to ence, it would be proper and the cluldren playing. They seem because of what and who they issues such as overpopulation, organize a survey that assesses rather well-informed of our to be having a good time with are. But this was honestly one of killing innocent animals for food the campus climate towards media to do the same - as we smiles on their faces. It is almost the most ridiculous and irra- and capital punishment. What is GLUT issues, last semester. As a do with other minorities. beyond reality just watching the tional scenes I have ever wit- the difference between killing first year student here at BGSU, Second, I was a bit shocked kids play like they don't have a nessed. The right to speak your one living thing or another, and I didn't realize how much this to read the stereotypes that care in the world. mind is one thing, but the right why can people choose who dies survey was needed, nor did I were addressed in the paper. Suddenly, a dark cloud to view images at your own will is in one way but find it unethical BEKKASCHLATHER realize the countless hours and Regardless as to whether or not appears and darkens the sky. another: you cannot always help in another way?The Genocide JUNIOR, IPC efforts that the taskforce put in the taskforce is looking to Everything seems to change, as a what you see. Awareness Project's tactic is rude to ensure that this survey check the climate of fashion new face enters the scene. The In the eyes of passionate pro- and excessive and we shouldn't "My little sister told me." would be ready and available apparel on this campus, I man has an odd walk, and you lifers, this abstract and graphic be forced to swallow their mes- to the BGSU community in a would hope that this is not the know something is not right. I le approach to protesting an act of sages the way we were. timely and efficient manner. chief concern. A line from the sees you, and slowly makes his choice may seem valid and a fair However, as I've gotten to know article states that, "people way over to you and whispers: "I way to express anger over abor- ALICIA C0RMAN the community, campus and won't fear wearing a certain am going to murder those kids'' tion, but how necessary is it to STUDENT "way of life" in windy type of clothing or hair-style for As you stand there, aghast at the scold college students with such Northwest Ohio, all of this has fear of being labeled." Now, this man's remark, your mind races stress-inducing scenes lhat they become astoundingly clear. was in reference to breaking as you try to think of something may or may not have taken pan GAP does not In addition to the com- down stereotypes, but what to do. in? And while I'm asking ques- plaints about campus, the have we just printed? That You could nin and try to stop tions here, have you ever noticed represent all injustices that happen in the clothing and hair-style auto- him, but suddenly you are sur- that the ones with the loudest dorm rooms with uneasy floor matically determine if you are rounded on all sides by a glass voices protesting abortion are the pro-lifers mates and the classroom het- queer or not? And is clothing wall called the law. So, without USUaDy men? CASSANDRE RUBIN0 erosexism, I've found another and hair-style really all that wasting anymore time, you begin In a conversation I had with JUNIOR, IPC area to address. As sad as it important when we are dealing to yell. You try to do everything in I larrington regarding the point After reading and hearing may seem, the BGNews editors with tilings like harassment, of the display while on my way to your power to try to get the man reactions from the campus com- "Bekka just told me." seem to need a bit of educa- dorm issues, classroom climate class, he stated, "our culture says to stop, knowing that if you could munity regarding the large tion. While they were kind and physical safety? it's OK for women to hurt them- simply change his mind some- "genocide" displays on Monday enough to print the article hail- Overall, I found the article to how, there might be hope for the selves in this way.'' Who ever and Tuesday, I feel that it is nec- ing the task force's work on the be rather wishy-washy and children. Ihe purpose of the heard anyone say it's alright? essary to state that the Genocide GLBT survey, 1 noticed several childish. Rather than making a Genocide Awareness Project Certainly not me. And especially Awareness Project does not, in things spoken about in the arti- strong statement of apprecia- seemed to be just this. I spoke not here in the Midwest where any way, represent me, nor do I cle that are either inappropri- tion for the task force and the with the people who were the occasional story on the six suspect they represent those who ate'or stereotypes that should- good that can come of this - behind ihe barricade. They care o'clock news reports a newborn regard themselves as pro-life. n't have been printed. found in a dumpster. And why is like university sponsored train- about those kids lhat have been To the contrary, many of my First of all, there was the this? Because the young woman ing in GLBT issues and a more killed and the ones that will be pro-life friends and I were dis- clause on making the campus was too afraid to get help and homosensitive campus - this killed. gusted with the pictures, and a better place for "sexual pref- commit one of the ultimate article seemed more to focus They were willing to go to the even more so with the equation erences and gender." Now, in taboos in our nation: abortion. on heterosexual notions of "not extreme to try to save a life and of abortion with genocide. While KRISTIN HARRISON other parts ofthearticlethe to allow themselves to be objects lust because abortion clinics having the normative partner." I do believe that abortion is term "sexual orientation" was of ridicule. A few questions: To exist in this nation, it does not JUNIOR, BIOLOGY Have we forgonen Matthew morally wrong I do not believe used as well. However, these what length would you go to save mean that our culture condones Shepherd, Brandon Tina and that it is equivalent to the sys- "There's no Easter two terms are not interchange- countless other victims of gay a life? Would you stop and bother it. it tloes mean thai women are tematic and hateful elimination Bunny?" able. Sexual preference would bashing in this country? Have yourself in the first place? Would given the options to do with their of an ethnic or religious group. assume that sexuality, as fluid we forgonen the Fred Phelps you try to save lives by being bodies as they please. True, some GAP insults the memories of as it may be, is something one and Jerry Falwells that parade drastic? What is drastic when life women do abuse the choices those who have perished in given to them on a regular basis decides on. the nation with hate signs and or death is involved? genocides by making this com- Now, 1 don't hear heteroscx- My hat goes off to those who and I do not agree that it is OK to damnation from their lips? parison. Many in the pro-life uality referred to as a prefer- Rather than worry about care so much about ihe precious have an abortion each time a movement, I believe, would woman annoyingly finds herself ence. Why then is sexual orien- agreeing with homosexuality or babies that are murdered each agree with me on this point. tation referred to as such? with child. But I do agree that not — let's agree with the day. (iod have mercy on us. To those who were offended Sexual orientation refers to sex- there are some circumstances human principle of equality by the displays. I sincerely apolo- uality as a part of who you are - and fairness. TIM KL00S where giving birth to a child is gize and ask that you not judge STUDENT not an option and that women the many dedicated individuals are allowed to decide for them- who are pro-life by the actions or selves when that circumstance words of a radical few. GAP rep- MONICA MUSGRAVE comes. If men could get preg- Attention: resents neither myself nor the SOPHOMORE nant, there would be abortion pro-life movement at large, and I WHERE DO YOU STAND? Students have clinics at every tnrck stop and would ask that they state this CRIMINAL JUSTICE sports bar and this would not be more clearly next time they exer- "When I caught my mom rights, as well an issue. cise their free speech rights in E-mail your letters/columns to People should l>e educated Bowling Green. stashing the Easter [email protected]. about this issue, it should be Genocide is defined as the sys- baskets." See Submission Policy for guidelines. included as unbiased Informa- tematic and planned extermina- JAMES GILM0RE tion in sex education courses in STUDENT

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Jeremy Bronson, a defense- man with the Compuware BG fired up for matches team of the NAHL, Dana Hanson, a forward with the By Erica Gambaccini Ball State's (ill Wieman at the be looking to cany some of that league. I think we have better record. Calgary team of the AJHL, SPORTS EDITOtt No. 3 singles position. momentum over into their depth than they have They will After facing Akron, the Jonathan Sigalet, a defense- As the end of the semester Gabel transferred to BG after matches this weekend. come in, and they always play Falcons will take on Buffalo man of the Salmon Arm team approaches so does the end of playing at Miami for two years. "There is no way we shouldn't hard." tomorrow. of the BCHL and lames linger, the regular season for the While with the RedHawks, she be fired up to play our last two Irina Strembitsky leads the The Bulls come into this a forward from the Topeka women's tennis team. earned two letters. regular season matches here," way for the Zips in the No. 1 match with a 6-11 overall team of the USHL, will bring a The Falcons will face the "I think we have to remain E)ean said. "It's a long season. I position. She was named MAC record and a 0-7 record in combination of skills to the University of Akron today and focused and practice hard. We think it's to our advantage that Player of the Week this week league play. Falcon team next season. the University at Buffalo tomor- can't take these matches light- we don't have to travel." and has won 12-straight singles "Buffalo always comes to "We're very excited about row. Both matches will take ly," Dean said. "Both teams can The Zips, who are 6-12 overall matches, including a victory play," Dean said. "You can't adding these four players to place at 1 p.m. be dangerous." and 1-6 in league play, are com- last week over Eastern overlook iheni. They set goals our recruiting class," Paluch "It's our last weekend, our last The Falcons come into this ing off a 7-0 sweep against Michigan's No. 79-ranked, 2002 for their matches." said. "We feel that these four home weekend and our last weekend with an 8-10 overall Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne MAC Player of the Year Lisa The Bulls are coming off two players, combined with Rich home matches for our one record and a 3-4 mark in the Monday. D'Ameilo. losses last weekend. Buffalo fell Meloche and MarkVoakes, senior, Alyson (Gabell," head Mid-American Conference "Akron is strong at the top," Strembitsky owns a team- to Eastern Michigan on Friday form a class that will bring a coach Penny Dean said. BG defeated Bail State last Dean said. "Their No. 1 player is best 15-2 dual-season singles (0-7) and Toledo on Saturday great combination of speed, Last weekend Gabel defeated weekend 4 -3, so the Falcons will one of the best players in the mark and a league-best 6-1 (1-6). skill and hard work to our pro- gram. We are confident they will bring a lot of energy to Falcon hockey." Meloche and Voakes were the two players that commit- ted to play for BG during the early signing period in the fall. Sigalet is the younger broth- er of current Falcon goai- Falcons riding 9-game streak tender, Ionian Sigalet. By Zach Baker Ross-Shaw also said that the ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR team's improved hitting has Heading into today's game been a major factor in the win- against Akron, the Softball team ning streak. The Falcons were finds itself at it's highest point of shut out in each of their three the season. losses before the streak began. Football With a 9-5 Mid-American They have averaged over four Conference record and riding a runs a game during the win- nine-game winning streak. ning streak. In addition to ticket Falcons' coach Leigh Ross- Vrabel being honored, catcher Shaw said that her team is feel- lenifer Kemahan was named ing confident. MAC Player of the Week after "Right now, the way we are hitting .500 last week. prices playing, we are definitely Ross-Shaw said that the focused on our game and start- improvement in hitting was not ing to find our groove," Ross- unexpected. increase Shaw said. "As long as we play "The way we are hitting now our game we are gonna have a is what I expected all along" By Mike Podesta heck of a run here." Ross-Shaw said. "They took the GUEST REPORTER It's hard not to feel good pressure off. They are just trying Following a successful 2002 when you have played as well as to have good at-bats, and what- campaign, the Bowling Green the Falcon's have, and a big rea- ever happens, happens" athletic department announced son for that is the pitching of Liz Despite all of BG's success, that football ticket prices will vrabel. Ross-Shaw said that the team increase from $1 to $3 for the Vrabel, named MAC Pitcher remains focused, unwilling to 2003 season. of the Week for the third con- get caught up in the wins. Chairback seats, which were secutive week, has been on fire "We're not talking about all $15, are now S Hi General admis- for BG. She allowed one earned the wins and losses, we're talk- sion and reserved seating will run in Sunday's win over Ball ing about what we have to do to increase to $11 and $13. Group State, her first in 38 1/3 innings. get ready for the next game," tickets, for people buying 20-99 Ross-Shaw said that while Ross-Shaw said. "We are not tickets, will see a $2 increase to $8 such accolades arc nice, neither going to sit and dwell, even on a ticket. the team, nor vrabel herself, the good things, because we According to Bowling Green have gotten caught up in them. have more work to do. The Director of Ticket Operations "We're not caught up in that teamwork is really coming Scot Bressler, even with the price kind of stuff, and I Vrabcl'sl real- around, and (hey are all in that increase, Bowling Green will still ly good at handling it," Ross- zone right now where they have learned how to prepare them- have one of the lowest ticket Shaw said. "She just says thank prices in the Mid-American you when someone comple- selves." The game against Akron Conference. ments her and moves on to the next game." begins today at 3:30 p.m. at the "We always try to keep the Ben Swanjer BG New prices reasonable," Bressler said. That next game will be today, BGSU Softball Field. The two WINDING UP: A Bowling Green player delivers a pitch during a recent game at the BG Softball Field. as Ross-Shaw will give vrabel teams will play a doubleheader "Even with the $1 to $3 ticket The Falcons are on a nine-game win streak and host Akron today. Freshman pitcher Liz Vrabel will take the ball in the first game of the tomorrow at 1 p.m. increase we're still right about in the mound in today's series opener. the middle of the pack compared series. to other MAC schools and other teams that we play." Bowling Green is the only MAC school increasing ticket prices. The University of Toledo, also returning from a winning season and an appearance in the Motor City Bowl, was rumored to Golfers search for bet- Streaking BG be increasing their prices for the 2003 season, but did not. University of Toledo Assistant Athletic Director for Media set for Huskies Relations Paul Helgrin said ticket ter scores in Ravenna prices would stay the same but "These mid-week games are ^could change in the future if By Er* Belt Collegiate Classic on the cam- Coach Garry Winger felt After a two-game SPORTS REPORTER most important in gearing us up there is a "critical need to pus of Wright State University Pickerel's performance was a instead of hunting for eggs last weekend. Bowling Green key to the Falcons' disappoint- homestand in which for the weekend and conference increase revenue in order to fund play," Schmitz said. the increasing cost to operate our this Easter, the men's golf team was tied for second after one ing showing. the Falcons will be hunting for better scores. round, but faltered in the sec- "It's tough to have a good This weekend could be espe- 19 varsity sports." outscored their cially critical for the Falcons (11- Grant Cummings, a 1993 The men's golf team will try to ond and third rounds to end up showing when your best player put together three good rounds with a total score of 911. The doesn't play wed," Winger said. opponents 27-9, the 13,4-4 in the MAC), as they trav- alumnus of Bowling Green State el to Dekalb, Illinois for a four- instead of just one this weekend Falcons were led individually in Andy Miller tied for 21 st place University, has been going to team hits the road game series with the Northern games for over 20 years. at the 2003 FirstEnergy the tournament by Chris Leake. for the Falcons in the tourna- Collegiate in Ravenna, Ohio. He tied for fifth place overall ment with a score of 221. Miller for a series with Illinois Huskies. Both teams are "With the success of the team, in the middle of the pack in the I think the athletic department The tournament will take individually with a score of 221. fired a 75 in the first round and Northern Illinois. place on Saturday and Easter Leake fired a 75 in the first shot back to back 76's in the sec- MAC West Division, with NIU sees an opportunity to ask for (18-12, 5-3) sitting a game atop more money," Cummings said. Sunday at Windmill Lakes Golf round, a 71 in the second round ond and third rounds Course, a par-70 6,936-yard and another 75 to wrap up his Also placing for the Falcons By Andrew dayman BG heading into the series. "The tickets have always been a SPORTS REPORTER Schmitz and first-year Huskies good value, but as they continue track. The tournament is hosted tournament in the third round. was Bud Ziglar, who tied for Though his team has looked coach Ed Mathey will not only be to rise, the whole package needs on a bi-annual basis by Kent The score of 221 was a personal 38th place with a score of 232, dominant this week in back-to- looking to distance their teams to improve to validate the higher State and Akron. The Golden best for Leake. and Adam Cordes who tied for back blow-out victories over from each other, they will also be prices. The team has been on a Flashes won the tournament by The Falcons' best player for 56th place with a score of 238. 10 strokes when it was last much of the year, Craig Pickerel, The Falcons will be compet- IPFW and Wright State. BG base- seeking to gain ground on divi- roll. It's time that the program as ball coach Danny Schmitz knows sion front-runner Ball State who a whole reflects that." played at Windmill Lakes two did not perform up to his usual ing against 14 other schools and that the Falcons' level of success has run out to an 8-4 MAC Assistant Athletic Director for years ago. standards at the tournament. six individuals this weekend in The Falcons are coming off a Pickerel tied for 54 th place with hinges on their ability to win sixth place finish at the Bullock a score of 237. games in the Mid-American TICKETS, PAGE 6 GOLF, PAGE 6 Conference. BASEBALL PAGE 6

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 6 Friday. April 18.2003 smm's WWW.BGNEWS.COM Golfers will Hunt chasing down records play against BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 5 strong field record. The Falcons will carry plenty GOLF, FROM PAGE 5 of momentum Into the series, riding a three-game winning Ravenna. It is one of the strongest fields the falcons will compete in streak In which the offense has all season. come to life. During those three "It's going to be another great games alone, BG hitters have field like the Marshall amassed II hits and put 33 runs on the hoard, lunior David Invitational." Winger said. "We're Barkholz (.313, 5 IIFt, 17 RBI), going to have to play better or sophomore Kevin Longstreth else the results will be similar to what happened in Marshall." (.304), and freshmen Steven The falcons finished in 16th Raszka (.360). Nolan Reimold place out of 16 teams at the (.333) and Tyler Wasserman Marshall Invitational two week- (.304) have all pulled their hat- ting averages up over the .300 ends ago. mark in the past week. The 15-team field includes all Meanwhile, senior Standout 10 members of the Mid- American Conference. Ruffalo. Kelly Hunt is still comfortably Central Michigan and Western over the .100 mark, as his .427 average is complimented by Michigan are not members of the five home runs and 34 runs bat- MAC in golf Other schools com- ted in. Having already tied the peting will lx' Eastern Kentucky, Manitoba University, Wright school record for RBIs in a game with his eight spot Slate, Penn Stale and Xavier. against IPI'W, Hunt will be A few teams in the field have won tournament titles this sea- chasing down more milestones Ben Swanger BG ffews this weekend. Besides his cur- son. The host team, Kent Stale, SAFE: A Bowling Green player beats the throw to first base during a recent game against IPFW at Steller Field. The Falcons get back has won the Big Red Classic, rent 16-game hitting streak, he is four home runs shy of the all- into conference play with a road series against Northern Illinois this weekend. which the falcons competed in, time team record (Andy [Vacys and finished second in the 111 45) and just eight Kills short "I Diablo Intercollegiate. Eastern and the continued consistency I U\ he said. "It looks like they are Today's game at NIU's Ralph Kentucky has won two tourna- another all lime 11(1 record of probable starters Kvle Coach Schmltz is very aware getting some outstanding McKinzie field will begin at 3 (Len Ellas* 178). ment titles this season while Knoblauch (2-2, 1.87 ERA), of the challenge that Nlll will pitching, and they're swinging P in., with tomorrow's double- Wright State won the Xavier tour- While the falcons hope to Keith Diughlin (3-1, 4.05 F.RA), pose for his young squad. the bats, too We're going to header and Sunday's single keep the bats hot. they will also nament in the fall. Tylei Saneholtz (3-2. 4.111 ERA) "They have a brand new have to go there and play our game each scheduled for I p.m. Toledo won the tournament need dependable bullpen work starts. and Tom Oeslrike (1-1. 3.(12 coach who's doing a great job." best baseball." last year, which was played at the famous Firestone Country Club in Akmn. Next weekend, the falcons will head to State College. Penn., for the Penn Stale Imitalional which will lake place friday, Saturday and Sunday. The weekend after BG's budget remains relatively small thai, the falcons will end their regular season at the MAC TICKETS. FROM PAGE 5 harder to stay on the same level athletic department to generate every year in scholarship, print- nized athletic deportments and Championships in DcKalh. III., as larger schools, like Ohio Stale, revenues. ing and trawl costs." coaches. It's not enough to be on the campus of Northern financial Affairs David Sayler whose athletic budget is nearly "The money goes to our ath- Howling Green season ticket competitive. BG has to have Illinois University. said staying competitive isn't the SS5 million. Twenty-one million letic department, which means bolder Hill Holfeil. believes that teams that are vying for champi- only reason for the increase. He of that goes directly toward the the money from ticket sales is if the program produces a win- onships in order to till the stands. said many factors contributed to football team. Howling Green's budgeted each year and helps us ning team, ticket prices won't If the program keeps winning, the decision. small budget makes it harder to meet our overall athletic bud- matter. the price increase will help offset Bowling Green's $6 million stay on the same level as larger get," Sayler said. "We increase "Athletic teams' ticket sales are the costs and more money will athletic budget is relatively small schools like Ohio State. the prices to stay competitive, affected by win/loss perfor- be going to the athletic depart Judge sets compared to other Division I Increasing Howling Green's but also to help olTset the mance." Holfert said "Winning men!." football schools. It makes it ticket prices is one way for the increasing costs that we face teams come from well-orga- bond for umpire Izzo' s assistant takes over at CSU attacker rHE ASSOCU1E0 PRESS By Joe Milicia play a style of basketball At Cleveland State, Cl IICAGO — A judge set bond 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS similar to coach Tom Massimino was unable to at $250,000 yesterday for a man CLEVELAND Izzo's at Michigan State duplicate the success he who attacked an umpire during a Cleveland State hired with aggressive defense had while leading Chicago White Sox game. Michigan State assistant and rebounding. He also Villanova to an improba- Eric Dybas of llolingbrook was Mike Garland on yester- wants to play an up- ble 1985 NCAA title. After charged with one count of felony day to succeed Rollie tempo game that will a promising start, the aggravated battery and one Massimino as head bas- bring fans back to sparse- Cleveland State program count of misdemeanor criminal ketball coach and revive ly attended Vikings sputtered, going 90-113 trespass. If convicted, he could a program that has sunk games. in his seven seasons. be sentenced to up to five years to the bottom of the "After talking with him Garland becomes the in prison. Horizon League. yesterday for the first second assistant to leave The 24-year-old Dybas came Garland. 48. received a time, it already seems like Izzo's staff for a head out of the stands and grabbed three-year contract with he has a strong idea of coaching job this year. umpire Iaz Diaz around the legs a two-year option and where he wants the team Dayton hired Brian during Tuesday night's game performance bonuses. to go," sophomore renter Gregory last week between the While Sox and He will be paid S135.417 Peter Ritzema said Tom Crean ol Kansas City Royals. in his first year and will Thursday at the news Marquelte, Stan Heath of Dybas appeared in court receive a $7,500 bonus if conference introducing Arkansas and Stan loplin Thursday with his lawyer. Cook Cleveland State qualifies Garland. of Toledo also are former County Judge Nicholas ford for the NCAA tourna- Garland has already assistants under Izzo. called Dybas' actions disturbing ment, plus S5.000 for had some success at "I'm very excited and said nobody should be sub- each game (he Vikings Cleveland State's 13.000- because now I get to jected to violent acts at a ball- win in the NCAAs. seat Convocation Center. watch Mike Garland ful- park. He said he will use his Michigan State won its fill his dreams of being a "That place was filled with reputation from coach- first two games there in Division I head coach." people. Anything could have ing at Michigan State, the 2000 NCAA tourna- Izzo said. "He has the happened," Ford said. which reached three ment on the way to a opportunity to build the "Somebody has to say no to this final fours during his national championship. Cleveland State program conduct, and it's going to be me." seven years there, to "We played two excit- into one that will have Dybas was the fourth fan to recruit and keep talented ing times right here in the the respect it deserves to run onto the field that night. The high school players in Convocation Center,'' have." other three did not attack anyone Cleveland. Garland said. "We're Before arriving at and were charged with misde- "The one thing I think going to have some of Michigan State. Garland meanor trespassing. Mike Garland brings to those same exciting led Belleville High School Assistant State's Attorney Cleveland State immedi- times here very shortly." in southeast Michigan to Lorraine Scaduto said Dybas told ately is a brand name — Massimino resigned a 153-49 record over nine War* Ouncin AP Ptmto police he saw two people enter that brand name being last month after the years. He was named The NEW COACH: Former Michigan State assistant Mike Garland answers questions the field before him. "He wanted Michigan State," Garland Vikings went 8-22 and Associated Press High after being introduced as Hie new Cleveland State University basketball coach to one-up them and run onto the said. finished last in the nine- School Coach of the Year field and do something more yesterday. He said he wants to team Horizon League. in 1993-94. outrageous," Scaduto said.

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7-10 p.m. Music Performance Tom Trudeau Cloister SATURDAY, APRIL 19 New studio is working place for art 10 p.m. (Doors Open) Hawk and Friends is NOT an art gallery," says Nick farther into the small one-story build- Howard's Clunb H _ rant of Sea Lion Studio. "It's a studio ing, it does in fact become a studio. In SUNDAY, APRIL 20 It's a working envi- one corner, there is a 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ronment." batch of micro- Family Center As you first walk phones, innocently Celebrate Earth Day by creating your very own recyclable art. into Sea Lion, located standing by, waiting Toledo Museum of Art at 182 S. Main St., it to be used. Adjacent 2:30 p.m. does resemble an art to the mics is a turn Public Tour Highlights of the Collection gallery, if just for a table and several tee- Libbey Court Toledo Museum of couple minutes. The shirts that say "Help Art scene is fresh and Wanted," on hangers. TUESDAY, APRIL 22 vibrant with red walls Blues legend Robert

10 a.m.-3 p.m. that dominate and Jr. Lockwood is play- Family Center capture the senses. ing over the speakers. Celebrate Earth Day by creating your very own recyclable art. * Walking a few more The aesthetic beauty Toledo Museum of Art ^feet, the brand new of an art gallery is non lue-gray carpet existent as you enter THURSDAY, APRIL 24 ;es way to hard- the back part of Sea 10a.m.-3p.m mod floors, which Lion, the "nuts and Family Center gnfecuy compliment the eclect ic bolts," of the studio, says GorantThe Celebrate Earth Day by creating your very own recyclable art. ntings on the walls. But as you walk STUDIO. PAGE 9 Toledo Museum of Art

11 a.m. Interpreting Editors, Reading Choices Splendid Pages exhibition by Linda Rouillard. Canada Gallery, Toledo Museum of Art

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KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BfiNEWS.CuWI ; ' 8 Friday. April 18. 2003 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Goiterjelly likes BG, but hopes to leave By loe Bughee PUISC WBIIER Q: Al, firsl off, why does Goiterjelly like playing in and around Bowling Green? A: This is where we make our money, you know. It's really rare to make money out of town, plus it is nice to play in front of our all of our buddies. Q: Do you guys have any pre- show rituals? A: Not really, we pretty much try to practice and work all the Move still provided bugs out before we go onstage. Q: What about post-show rit- uals? A: Well, we like to talk to peo- ple to see what they thought Filmmaker has BGSU roots and we really try to promote By Kris Ewald himself to stay the course as he ourselves. But wc like to party a GUCSI WBI1IB "I loved it there (at the bit afterwards. feeds his passion for filmmak- Q: What do you hope the Although Peter lohn Ross only University), but I ran out ing. audience gets out of your spent one year at the University, of money. It's where my love Ross acknowledged how lucky show? AL FOREMAN it obviously left an impression of movies turned into an he has been in his few short A: We'd like for them to have a GOITERJELLY GUITARIST on the 31 -year-old Columbus- years as a fledgling filmmaker good time. But we want our based bank broker turned film- interest in making movies." having already worked with Q: What is your group's maker. "great undiscovered talent" from audience to pay attention to us, biggest influence? MS don't want to be some band "I loved it there (at the the famed Second City improvi- A: Lots. Personally, 1 like hard University), but I ran out of PETER JOHN ROSS, FILMMAKER sational comedy troupe on short tney just hear in the back- rock, classic rock, metal, some ground. money. It's where my love of films such as "Bank Robbery," blues. But there are other guys movies turned into an interest in "Bachelorette Party," "Pulp Q: Are there still nerves that like hip hop and death write scripts everyday." that was near pornographic that before you go onstage? making movies,'' Ross said. Diction," "Line of Masculinity" metal. "There was this one class in Ross said he was eventually some vice president left on the and "Therapy Group," al] of A: For big, important shows, Q: What CD is in your stereo particular that caught me off given a full-time position as bro- wrong girl's voicemail." which were screened April 1 at yeah, thens some anxiety. As right now? guard. It was an English class ker at Bank One, which he reluc- The problem with rumor,' Toronto's Second Cine -a far as being scared when we go A: Helmet's In the Meantime. where you read a book, watched tantly accepted. However, fate according to Ross was that it Second City sponsored film fes- onstage, we're kinda past that. Q: Right now, who's your the movie based on the book, intervened in January 2000 and was, in fact, true. At this point tival. So what's next for Ross and Although, maybe one of us favorite band or musician? then watched a remake and placed him back on track to test Ross admits that he had become Sonnyboo? might be a little keyed up after A: I have to say Queens of the would write papers on the dif- his mettle as a filmmaker. so burned out at Bank One that According to Ross, he's cur- one too many Red Bulls. • Stone Age. It's good to see ferences between all three," Ross "What happened then was he "sent a complaint about the rently in pre-production on a Q: How are each of your straight up rock bands nowa- said in reference to his "Writing amazing. I met one of my idols movie, which was on the feature film that will require him shows different? days, and that's what they are. about Film" class, which he at Ohio State University, Richard Internet, to the company CEO." to write, direct and produce. A: We try to run different Q: Finally, where's Goiterjelly credits as playing a pivotal role Linklater, the writer/director of "I was prompdy fired after I The project, which he likens to length sets, like some 45 min- five years from now? his eventual evolution into a such classics as "Dazed and sent the e-mail complaint about "Four Rooms," will find Ross utes, some an hour and a half, A: Hopefully, out of this town! filmmaker. Confused," "Slacker," "Before my own movies. The funniest writing and directing a specific some are three hours, but most- I mean, we'd like to get signed In spite of catching the bug to Sunrise" and "Waking Life." And part is that vice president who section of the upcoming horror ly, lately at least, we try to estab- maybe, and just become road become a filmmaker, financial the unthinkable happened. We left the real life voicemail got a movie because he will be work- lish an actual solid set of our dogs, and tour with some big distress reared its ugly head in hit it off as friends." warning I got fired for making a ing with four other writer/direc- songs. Every show we try to bands. Ross's life, forcing an early exit Ross said that he and movie about it," Ross said with- tors on the collaborative effort. open up the show with some- Fbr information about from the University and entry Linklater then proceeded to a out a hint of resentment about "We already have our financ- thing the crowd can really get Goiterjelly, visit into the Columbus temporary bar across the street to shoot his sabotaged firing. "1 talk to ing in place, so this isn't the into. www.goiterjelly.com employment market. Ross said pinball and talk about filmmak- former co-workers from the bro- generic indie film story about he eventually landed temporary ing. When Ross complained kerage days and it feels like a dif- how you 'almost' make a movie. employment at Bank One about his lack of money and ferent lifetime or like I'm talking It's the real deal. After that, it's Securities, a subsidiary of Bank desire to shoot his movies on about someone else -not me." going to be all feature films from One, with the simple mission of actual film, he said Linklater lit- In many ways those office (Sonnyboo)," Ross said. New book details earning enough money to pay erally yelled at him. days are a different lifetime for And what about the future off student loans and credit card "Linklater asked why didn't I Ross. Although Ross admittedly possibility of an honorary debt but soon discovered his just gel a camcorder and make a makes a living by editing corpo- degree from the University to new job was worth much more movie. I said I wanted to use rate videos and television com- make up for Ross's early depar- top vintage stores than a steady income. film. And he said the words that mercials, nearly every spare ture if he hits it big in the film "You find out that in major are burned into my memory for- minute is committed to the industry? Ross, in good form, By Andrea Wilhelm PULSE WBIIER RETRO CHICK corporations everything is remi- ever: Which is more important world of film. Whether he's quickly quipped that would niscent of elementary school. to you, owning film stock or working on various Internet probably happen "around the Shoppers, start your engines. TITLE Retro Chid A Guide to There isn't a task that they set telling a story?" movie projects for his Sonnyboo Costume designer Diana Eden same time that The Weather Fabulous Vintage and before you a third grader could- Within two weeks Ross Productions Film Company or Channel makes their report and fashion columnist Gloria Designer Resale Shopping in bought a mini digital video cam- Lintermans have done all the n't do. And you get smoke teaching film-editing classes for about a frosty day in hell. It was North America and Online breaks instead of recess. I corder and began to shoot "Back the Columbus Filmmakers' a turning point in my life and hard work Together, they have Office," a scries of six unrelated found the best contemporary AUTHORS: Diana Eden and excelled because I didn't talk to Consortium, a non-profit orga- inspiring, but I'll probably have designer labels for a fraction of Gloria Lintermans anyone and I just observed, qui- office stories that lunged on his nization that he helped form to to finish paying my student loan the price. By listing all the best etly, everything that went oa i impulse to "borrow from an nurture filmmakers in the first.. .only 11 years and 4 shops in Los Angeles, New York. PUBLISHER: Really Great did my work and went home to office rumor about a voicemail Midwest, Ross has positioned months to go!" San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas, Books Chicago. New Orleans, Boston, RETAIL PRICE: $18.95 Toronto, Montreal. Vancouver, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, from the 1920s through the 21st Student glass association hosts largest exhibit 1 loutton, Philadelphia, San Diego, Twin Cities, and century. By Eric Hann set up next to the computer lab There is a range of prices to Most of the glass pieces were In this guide you can learn PUtSE WRITER at the Union many students choose from depending on how Washington DC. this hand- where movie studios take made by upper class students, held guide is great to use when The Student Art Glass have been looking at the glass much color and time was used but anything of high-quality was traveling. wardrobes and where to buy Association is presenting its art. The exhibition is geared the same dress you saw on the while making the piece. The accepted. Along with contemporary largest exhibition to date at the towards students, but many fac- amount of time it takes to make designers. Eden and screen. It also lets you know The University is considered which celebrities and their styl- Student Union today in room ulty/staff members have been a piece depends on the tech- to be in the top ten schools to Lintermans have found the best 105. looking at the glass art nique more than the size vintage expos across the U.S. ists have been shopping in what major in glass blowing thanks to stores. Retro Chic even goes as "This is the first time we did it "I just wish I could be that tal- according to Molly Anderson, a and online sites for the at-home at the Union at this scale," said ented," said Heather Miller, a Robert "Bud" Hurlstone. shopper. far as giving style tips from fash- glass blowing student and the Aaron lack, a glass blowing stu- fresliman at the University while vice president of SAGA. llurlstone has been a professor User-friendly, Retro Chic cov- ion experts, Hollywood cos- of the Art School at the tume designers and film and dent and the Treasurer of SAGA. admiring the glass art exhibit. On average it takes about ers a wide variety of topics rang- University since 1971. ing from price scales and credit television stars. They have held other exhibitions "We sold most of our main forty-five minutes to make one cards accepted to the kind of Complete with addresses, in the past, but none have been bulk, now we are going to our piece. For some students it is All of the glass art is bur- merchandise available. In addi- store hours, return policies, as noticeable to the students on reserves," Jack said. At the rate hard to sell something that they sarable as long as it costs less tion, the guide also tells you dressing room facilities, and a campus. everything is being sold so far put so much effort into. than $75. Today is the last day everything you need to know to glossary of terms, Retro Chic is With the help of signs posted SAGA expects a good portion of "It is harder to get rid of mile- the exhibition will be at the decipher the trends and fads the ultimate shoppers guide. up all over campus and being the glass to be sold. stone pieces," Anderson said. 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.«***..-*_ WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday. April 18. 2003 9 f * *MJ «L Improvers spark interest By Brian Horn audience for topics so our think- out longer improv skits thai look over the co-director spot ^4J PULSE WDItER ing is done on the spot. evolve into a storyline and hope with Mary Beth White, but The Plastic Shatners will bring Everything is spontaneous," fully into a short play. Lammen says she leaves the their unique brand of humor to The Plastic Shatners were Marks, who has pcrfomied in improvisation advice to White the Founders Rhyme Cellar started by lohn Serve, who grad - both improv shows and regular while lammers handles the the- Monday for a free show. uatcd last May, when he was a plays, says improv shows haw .i atre aspects of the show The group will be perfonning freshman. The group was origi- definite challenge to them. "Although I don't know any- v.' ^P an improv show entitled "loin nally a branch of the now "It feels different when I am in thing about improv hut what I've Our Cult," and according to defunct Independent Film and a play because I have lines to read and seen, I'm able to use Chris Schooler Bf, Nem member Melissa Marks, the Theatre Corps. As more people memorize. In improv there are my theatre instincts to pick out GRAND OPENING: A band performs at Sea Lion Studio. group promises not to cause any wanted to join the troupe, audi- no lines and everything is made the strengths and weaknesses of harm to audience members. tions were held to keep the up, which makes it harder," iln-pl.ivris.inil give them good "We promise not to poison members at a manageable Marks said. feedback," lammers says. anyone with Kool-Aid, just number. Marks joked besides her low Even though lammers does Sea Lion provides entertain until death," Marks Serve decided there were loo for "Who's line Is It Anyway" star not have the Improv back- joked. many talented people to turn Wayne Brady, her love for spon- ground some other players do, The show will consist of no away so two teams were created. taneity is the reason she joined she siill admires what the group memorized lines or planned The traditional team "Yeti Dag" the Plastic Shatners. can do on die spot and expects space for students skits, just an interactive improv and the experimental team "I joined because I loved lo the audience will fed the same. STUDIO. FROM PAGE 7 "This town has a wealth of stu - show. A lot of the shows antics "Sham Kitty" perfonn in audience participa- "Audience members can will revolve around games and While both groups will be per- tion shows where everything is expect lots of laughs, hut more dents in the fine and perform- suggestions by the audience, smell of paint and sawdust per- ing arts, students in computer fonning on Monday, each team improved so I thought it would than that they can expect to be meate the air, and suddenly, the art and visual communications, much like the television show brings a different aspect to the be similar, and it is to an extern." put in awe," lammers says. studio has a blue collar feel to it. "Who's Ijne is It Anyway." show. Team "Yeti Dag" is more Much like Marks love for "The things our improvers come journalism and creative writing "The show is not a play, it is "The gallery is just part of the programs," Gorant said. "Our similar to" Who's Line is It spontaneity, Lynn Lammers has up with on stage is at times 1 improv," Marks said. "Nothing is environment,' Gorant said. "It's studios offer them the opportu- Anyway" with it's one-liners been an avid fan of the Plastic amazing. Sometimes I wonder basically a place for students or pre-rehearsed or pre-planned. and utilizes games much more Shatners for two wars, After where they pull such a wealth of nities to display and refine their We take suggestions from the other people to experiment talents, but mosdy it's an oppor- than team Sham Kitty who act Serve graduated last May, she creativity from." ways of showing their work." tunity for them to grow and The work isn't just limited to leam." paintings, sculptures or ceram- Earlene Kirkpatrick, director M -' NEXT ISSUE OF ics. The studio also features of Main Street BG, an organiza- working spaces for musicians, tion that supports and does who can have their perfor- public relations for new busi- Movie picks THE PULSE mances recorded, a digital video nesses, said the town should be production facility, a glass work- ecstatic about Sea Lion for three "^ Outstanding With summer right around the corner, a ing shop and photography stu- reasons. ■ Worthy effort big scoop of ice cream couldn't sound any dio. "One, it's an art gallery in So-so "What we have here is a good town, two it utilizes the popula- better. Bowling Green's Beyond 2000 mix of creative and technical tion of the students and non tfk bomb »2 :=£ eg shares its recipe for one of ice cream's : I- sll people," Gorant said. students, and three it's a combi <_>►- DZ QQ_ best accompaniments — the waffle Sea Lion, which has had its nation of technology and art," doors open since December Kirkpatrick said. The city is try- Anger Management (PG-13) • V cone. Check out next week's issue of The had its grand opening yesterday ing to stress that the arts are Bulletproof Monk (PG 13) Pulse for the how to. afternoon. The grand opening always welcomed in down- Also next week: featured live music, an open town." Ghosts of the Abyss (G) house of the studio, and a rib- Every Thursday night Sea • ■ Most people think of jumps and bon-cutting ceremony featuring Lion also features what Gorant Holes (PG) spins when thinking about figure skating. Howling Green Mayor lohn hesitantly refers to as an open- Quinn. mic night. There, local musi- Maibu's Most ...(PG-13) Learn about another art associated with "Something like Sea 1 jon cians can go onstage, play as the sport — making the costumes. brings a curiousity to down- long as they want, and have A Mighty Wind (PG-13) Figure skating is not an easy sport. town and makes people want to their music recorded free of ■ check it out." Quinn said. "It charge. Phone Booth (R) Learn how much work it is in a Q&A with gives the downtown a college- "This town has always need- a participant in the Ice Horizons show, arty feel, like Ann Arbor." ed a place where people can What a Girt Wants (PG) Gorant, quiet and unassum- focus on the music and not the April 26. ing, doesn't mask his excite- drinking," Gorant said. G All ages admitted PG-13 Parenls strongly R Restricted, undet 17 ■ The review of the newest release of ment for Sea Lion and the So is Sea Lion Studio that cautioned, some material requires accompanying potential that it holds for every- place? PG All ages admitted, may be inappropriate for parent or guardian one of Bowling Green's favorite bands — one in and around Bowling parental guidance children undet 13 "The artists have been telling suggested Red Wanting Blue. Green. me it is," Gorant said. ©?003KRI

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You can a punk band, coming off poor to college '.■reg Preslon- slapping Ihe bass; usually end up in Ihe garbage check Ihem out at Ozzfest My and uninspired. and Christopher lames Allen - after I listen lo them but this one 22 al Blossom Music Center in -JoeBugBee This self-described "anti-pop" bashing in the drum heads. may find it's may inlo my collec- Cleveland, luly 24 at DTE Energy viewers trio is fronted by Sting's oldest Some greal songs off the CD tion. Honestly, what more of a Music Theater in Delroil and WHITE STRIPES son. loe Sumner. Yeah, he are, "The Test." with iis thrashing compliment do you need? August 3 al Polaris By Eric Harm sounds like dad, but in songs guitar and intricate rhythm, and The only complaint I have is Amphitheater in Columbus PUISE WRITER like the calchy "l-islen To My ELEPHANT 3 "Razor," an instrumental gem lhal someiimes Cave In tries to - Andrea Willielm The Rules of Attraction, star- Babe," he can belt it out a' la A- with a bluesy guitar sound that sound too much like The ing lames Van Der Beek is a Chris Cornell. BLOOD BROTHERS V2/Third Man Records turns around and smacks you Beatles. I guess most bands do, twisted example of how hard il London-bom Fiction Plane is but maybe other bands do it produced by David Kahne who with a wailing riff. can be to figure oul where your Keep up the good work, guys! heller and are nol so obvious. life is headed while attending brought us Sublime, Earshot BURN, PIANO ISLAND, BURN Well done. Overall ihis is a solid outing of This is Ihe album that's likely and Sugar Ray. D college. -Andrea Wilhelm a band I had never heard of lo cause Ihe great divide among The sound is a mix of (wo very Artist Direct Records Sean Bateman (lames Van before last week. Ifyouareafan fans of Ihis Detroit duo. Coming Der Beek) falls in love with different sounds, influences CAVE IN off Ihe heavily hyped VWiile of 90s or new sounding rock, Lauren Hynde (Shanynn from, The Police to Nirvana. The Blood Cells, which, in some then you might want to pick Ihis Sossamon), bul he can't control result is a sound comparable lo I like punk, I really do, so il is quarters, was hailed as Ihe sav- ANTENNA up. himself from screwing every; nineties college rock. It works. wilh a heavy heart lhal I must be ior of a sodden rock scene, - Brian Horn ihing up. While all of Ihis is This combination gives us B frank and make some unpopu- Elepliant is going to snare more going on Paul (Ian songs thai range from (he RCA Records HOTWIRE lar comments about punk dar- mainstream listeners. Kicking off Somerhalder), a bisexual, is also depressing and deep to happy lings, the Blood Brollicrs. wilh ihe solid Seven Nation and hopeful. Their talenl shines It's as if the Brothers, already Army, Elepliant has a slightly in love wilh Sean. If this triangle In With overdubs kepi Jo a bare THE ROUTINE of love isn't confusing enough In a lot of cases, a name can respected in die punk genre, more produced sound. minimum lo give il lhal "live" A- already jusl throw in Laura make or break a band. I mean, made the abrupt and cosily But, for all those who thought vibe. RCA Records (lessica Biel) who is anracled lo just think if Motley Crue would decision lo phone their latest ihe While Stripes', members lack While frontman Sumner Sean Bateman and his friends have been called Christmas and album, Burn, Piano Island, Burn, and Meg While, were more doesn't want lo draw attention not the edgey, mean moniker right in. The album is 12 songs intriguing for the press and hype The strange thing about this to (he fact lhal he is son of Sling they chose. I lolwirc is the newest band to deep, but it might as well be one they managed lo generate (are film is that the end is in the he alludes (o il in the song But when I was given Cave Ins come out of Ihe Southern long continous number. With they a brother-sister act, a twist- beginning and at the end there "Cigarette." I le sings, "Touch me RCA debut. Antenna I was hav- California region lhal gave us the exception of two songs, ed take on The Carpenters? Or isn't a conclusion. To make cause my daddy's rich/Marry ing trouble taking a band called Linkin Park, Incubus, and everything pretty much sounds are they a couple?), Elepliant is tilings even more screwed up, into bigger fish." He broke into (feve In seriously. Luckily I'm I loobastank. This punk, melodic exacUy the same. their most convincing disc so three different characters per- die biz because of his credible open minded enough to give the and metallic hardcore band is Lead singer Ionian Billie far. Their spartan blues-rock spectives are shown and are talent, without the help of his CD a chance and I'm glad I did. sel lo share the stage with band sounds like a Perry I'errcll who isn't revolutionary by any wound up together inlo a giant famous father. The first track "Stained Silver" Nonpoint for five weeks in forgo! lo lake his morning means; Ihe piano-dappled "1 knot. ■AndreaWUhelm is a good kickoff filled with preparation for their sel on Kitalin: loud, obnoxious, and Want to Be Ihe Boy lo Warm The director Roger Avery who CHAOTIC EUPHORIA melodic verses and kicks in with Ozzfest. attention-starved. After the first Your Mother's 1 lean" is a also directed American Psycho the chorus. Track two, "Inspire," I lolwire is confirmed for the 10 minutes of Bum, ihe inces- stripped-down rock power bal- and co-wrote Pulp Fiction docs more of the same. second stage for Ihe entire dura- sant screaming of Billie becomes lad thai. With more beef and showed lime going backwards, REAP THE WHIRLWIND That fun trip ends with track lion of ihe rock fest. horing, and he only saves a little bombasl. could be a Guns N' and in one scene showed the A six "Seafrost" which clocks in at Produced by the same guy face when he actually starts lo Roses irack. interaction between two char- Record label almost eight minutes and seems who did Monster Magnet. Porno sing. Bui Meg's drumming is still acters through iheir eyes al the to drag on forever. The last three for Pyros, Slayer and I lalebreed, "Every Breath is a Bomb," basic, and there's still no bass same time. As confusing as all minutes seemingly drag on with I lolwirc formed in 1999 and has shows promise, but only bits of player, so the crossover can only of this sounds il actually all weird noises. It starts to gel more been louring nonstop with It The promise fades in and out, go so far. Plus, songs like Ihe I (olally dig Ihis band. I firsi comes logelher and makes painful than listening to U2's bands such as Kiltie. when once again, Billie shows acoustic "You've Got Her in Your heard ihem a year ago and loved sense while watching the Bono whine or listening lo link Their ominous, dark sound signs of cognilive ihoughtful- Pocket," The Delta-raw," "Ball ihem. After hearing their new movie. lloyd without being high. Well comes from such pop cultural ness, then just as quickly, he and Biscuit "and "Fingers" have CD, Reap the Hliirluvid, I love The soundlrack fits perfectly maybe not thai bad. Inn you get influences like movie director screams wilh a venom of a four an unvarnished appeal. ihem even more. You've proba- for ihis film. The lyrics lo each the point. The band sounds hel- David l'inchcr who gave us year old throwing a fit. The last The While Stripes aren't ihe bly spotted ihese Bowling (ireen song fits the mood or situation ler when they try lo be Stone "Seven" and "Fight Club," as well bright spot is Bum's finale, "The saviors of rock' n' roll. natives rocking oul al Easystreel dead on. The only way lo Temple Pilots. as author Edgar Allen Poe. Shame", Ihe album's longest But with ihcir respect for or Howard's, but if you haven't, describe Ihis film is pure chaos, The rest of Ihe album is a lot Their sound has been track. The words of Billie are of rock's often-ignored blues roots, you need lo check them out. described as "lane's Addiclion self-doubt, and his bandmates Ihey are certainly two of iis best and because of this constant Ritip llw Whiriwind is an eighi like the first five songs. Solid melodic rock lhal could make a meels Ihe Defloncs, wilh a hint finally show some malure musi- apostles. chaos ii is hard lo feel sympa- song three bonus track CD filled splash on radio if given ihe of The Buzzcocks thrown in for cianship, but really, it's loo liltle. -Cary Darling Ihelic for any of ihe characters. with balls lo the wall rock. 1 Tie Grade: C+

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