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Surprises arise from From basket case to GSS Prcs. By Angela L Gorter never to release its teeth but to resignation MANAGifiG E0 only loosen its hold. it all possibly began in the earl) At age 82, Snook has been restor- By Kara Hull 1930s, when' ! l-ycar-old William ing vehicles for the last 45 years. EXECUTIVE EDITOR Snook had the honor to wash Over this time, be and his wife In a session marked with sev- windshields and check oil at a local Marguerite have traveled exten- eral unexpected turns, Friday's gas station. sively to cat shows, auctions and Graduate Student Senate meet- Or maybe his passion for vintage joined clubs such as the Buick ing also had a surprise ending automobiles began in 1963, when Marquis, searching for vintage cars with the emotional resignation of he bought his then 16-year-old son he could restore. the Senate president. left a 1929 Model-A Ftwd for the "My wife calls them junk," Snook GSS President Jacquelyn two to restore said about a few diamonds in the Walters stepped down, effective Whenever the collector's bug Tuesday, because of "extraneous bit "Bill," it bit him long and hard, CARS, PAGE 2 circumstances." The governmen- TOP RIGHT: A 1936 Ford tal body's Vice President Luke Deluxe hilights the Snook Nichter will serve as her replace- family's dedication to car ment for the rest of the year. With tears in her eyes and a preservation trembling voice, Walters briefly LEFT: left Snook, cofounder ol thanked senators for allowing Snook's Dream Cars her to lead them. A thunderous RIGHT: Bill Snook, cofounder round of applause in support of the out-going president followed and father of Jeff Snook the short, 19-word announce- BOTTOM LEFT: A 1954 Kaiser ment. Darrin 161 Roadster accompanies "Due to extraneous circum- its miniature, one of several stances, I just feel that 1 need to BOTTOM MIDDLE: Some of the step down at this time," Walters many pieces of auto memorabilia said in a later interview. "I'm a at Snook's single mother and I've got a lot to deal with and I just feel like I can't fulfill my role for the rest of this year." Walters hopes that progress will continue without her in GSS, she said. But Walters' last GSS General Assembly meeting as president of the group contained more sur- prises than what she had pre- dicted. Two resolutions that were to be voted on were instead tabled for further research, with several senators voicing new concerns from their constituents Following the passage of Issue 1 in Ohio—a proposed constitu- tional amendment naming the union of a man and woman as the only valid marriage—Senator Hong Lee, representing the Philosophy Department, pro- New competitor arises in textbook exchange posed a resolution putting GSS against the state initiative. The By Allison Halco eliminating the cost of shipping wanted an easy way to pur- because there are no books on Williams said. He said there move was to keep the body in REPORTER and the wait for books to arrive, chase books online from his there yet," Williams said. "It's up are about 50 textbooks, 100 line with the passage of domestic Move over Amazon and Ebay common qualities of similar room and be able to receive the to the students to take advan- members and 52 housing ads partners legislation last semester, - now there's a brand new web sites. book within hours, if necessary, tage of it." on the site from people at Ohio Walters said. site for students to sell and buy There is no cost to use and thought that others could Williams didn't focus on pro- Northern. During discussions on the pro- textbooks. collegecampusconnection.com, benefit from such a service as moting collegecainpusconnec- "Ohio Northern's going well. posal last semester, senators were Collegecampusconnection. except to place housing ads. well. Thus he began developing tion.com until mid-December Williams said. mainly concerned with the word- com, a site founded in August Students can pay for purchas- collegecampusconnection.com. 2001, so he's not surprised Williams hopes the trend of ing of the legislation, Walters said, 2004, is an online marketplace es using credit cards, PayPal As of now there are not many there aren't a lot of people tak- increased use of the site at Ohio but Friday's concerns were all for students to sell and buy accounts or bank accounts. listings on the site — none from ing advantage of the site yet. It Northern will be mirrored at over the board. books and other items as well The site was the idea of found- the University — but Williams does seem to be gaining popu- other schools too. The biggest questions came as search for housing. The site er and CEO Kenneth Williams said it's all up to students to larity at his alma mater Ohio "1 want to sec it at every cam from Senator Amanda Kelley. connects students with other when he was a student at Ohio change that. Northern University, though, pus - that's the ultimate goal, representing the Psychology students from the same college, Northern University. Williams "Don't get discouraged mostly through word of mouth, he said. Department. With residency, legal, timeliness and a host of other concerns, her constituents would rather see the issue taken completely off the table, she said. "Really the opposition was it's Heart Walk brings out of the scope of GSS' mission HOLDING HANDS to serve all graduate students," Kelley said. "Particularly students are worried that with passing this hope to Wood Cty. issue it would leave those who support Issue 1 alienated." By Janell Kingshorough In a 3.1 -mile walk at Perry Field SENIOR REPORTER Senator Stephen Swanson, House, companies, University ■•s, representing American Culture Riding at the top of the nation's organizations and communi- N Studies, says his constituents feel leading causes of death is heart ty members will walk to raise just the opposite when they think disease and stroke. money to bring more heart of the issue's impact nationwide. Feb. 12 will be a day for Wood disease research and awareness ' "When I talked with my con- County to fight against heart dis- to the people who need it most stituency in American Culture ease and show community sup- — which is everyone. Studies, they're wholeheartedly port for the annual American Humphrey suggests that orga- for this Iresolutionl," he said. I lean Association Heart Walk. nizations create a Web site with ' |They think] that we need to take Promoting physical living pictures of the Heart Walk team IT i a position ... whether they're res- and healthy lifestyles, the walk or personal accounts of people idents here or not, but because honors survivors who have that have faced heart disease. it's affecting issues for individuals fought against heart disease. "it is a great way to get friends for the country as a whole." I his year's event goal is S70,000 and family to pay attention by The unprecedented discus- that can be raised in two ways. sending out the Web link in a sion on the resolution left Walters According to Heart Walk coor- mass e-mail," she said. "Anyone shocked. Voting was put on hold dinator Sarah Humphrey, the can then look at the organi- so further research into various easiest way is to the use the zation's Web page and make Oavt Tam BG News concerns, like GSS' legal role as a American Heart Association's donations online to the team." TIME FOR PRAYER: Audience members pray during the BGSU Gospel Choir's second annual non-profit in passing such legis- website to gather sponsors and Since not everyone is com- Gospel Fest. The festival's worship extravaganza featured artists including Tonya Baker, collect donations Adrianne Archie, Marcus Cole, Melody Tate and the BGSU Workshop Choir. HEART, PAGE 2 SENATE, PAGE 2
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SENATE. tROM PAGE 1 have health insurant e, or insur- provider would be able to give I gelman will be asked to come ance thai was less coverage than the University a better, more .wtii speak to the body again. ladon, could be done what the University plan offers. affordable plan, she said "I was really surprised by this cars are dreamy "Everyone was concerned would !«■ required to purchase a (>iu e H( iSI I is on the hard waiv- one," Walters said. "My hope was before! with how we were University plan. er system that it was going to pass. I wanted CARS, FROM PAGE 1 •THAT'S MY WIFE'S writing it, so this was really a The icist oi a and other to bring an end to what's been "I feet that GSS has rough he has brought home. surprise to heat these concerns,'' University plan schools that called a 'trivial graduate student FAVORITE CAR' 'We call them basket cases -hi'said. is currently S854 made some great aren't eiUier— issue,' because it could really because literally, the engine Walters was equally surprised a year, which like the change graduate life." strides this year would be In a basket." iliai the body couldn't come to is significantly University Also at the meeting: WHAT Snook's Dream Cars In 2002, after Snook had sold a vote on ,i health insurance highei than and I hope that'll of Toledo— •The Senate passed a the family business that had resolution that they've no) most universi- join in, the resolution in support of the WHERE: 13920 County Home continue,"she said. also warehoused bis beloved cniK discussed before, but aba ties in the slate. Croup is one University's administration Road, down the street from the collection, he realized that the brought in l)i. Glenn l.gclman. which have an "I've had a great step closer finding alternative funding city municipal court house lluicks and fords needed a director ol the Student Health average cost Cabinet and it's to helping options to ensure that the vic- i enter, to answer questions and ol S5O0 ,i year, establish tim advocate position stays on new home. So, Snook and his son decid- WHEN: Open Tuesdays through define! osts Wallers said. been a great blessing a stale- campus, Sundays 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Senatot I iik Ibwne, national. it\ switching wide health •Hie Senate passed a resolution ed to open a car museum to to work with them." showcase his vehicles. regional and local chair, pro- to the "hard- insurance in support of Dr. Glenn tigelman, ADMISSION: $5 posed the legislation last semester waiver" svslrm. program lor director of the Student Health There is no shortage of nos- that calls fot the administration the University graduate talgic 1930s, 40s and 50s mem- WAITERS. GSS PRESIDENT (inter, in his efforts to create CONTACT 419-353-833 to Implement a "hard waiver" would he able students. a policy to allow the Outer to orabilia at Snook's Dream Cars health insurance system which to prove to Hut con- forward students' medical In fact, the face of the SERVICES: Collector Car Sales would require all lull-time gradu- insurance pro- c ems over building was modeled after hills directly to their respective Consulting, Collector Car ate students lo show solid proof viders thai all graduate students pricing and the retention of outside insurance companies an early Texaco gas station Repair. Collector Car Storage, oi health Insurance in hopes ol who say they have insurance students it the University forces •Aaron Singleton, program- complete with hand-operated gas pumps and signs Receptions, Parties and lowering the overall costs for all. realK do. Wallers said. With this them to buy a plan, were enough ming and publicity chair, was Once through the front Meetings, and Rentals Graduate students who did not verification, an insurance lo table the resolution and elected Representative-At-largc. door, a customer will be www snooksdreamcars com transformed into another time by the fond memories invoked by all of Snook's collectibles. Today, he still races and has Heartwalk for the avid car fan. Snook's become a self-proclaimed 2 Germans suspects tied to Al-Qaida holds nearly 20 fully-restored "addict" of die sport draws a pulse vintage vehicles that are street Ills lather on I he other hand, By Matthew Scholield actually cxisis. hut terrorists of trying to arrange purchase ready. In the showroom, lime pin his "dirt track sprint car" in KRI NlAS StRVICt Obtaining nuclear weapon mate- of material for a nuclear Iximb. HEART, FROM PAGE 1 greens, ruby reds and chain permanent park two years ago, hi HI i\ German police rials is a sin ingh held tear among According to German television pagne colors gleam through the when he said his legs couldn't Sundaj arrested tun suspected counter-terror experts. reports, he was trying to purchase fortable with computer traffic lights, and reminiscenl take it anymore. al t.iaida terrorists — one In the Final Report ol the •lit grams ol enriched uranium technology, the American displays couple the (.us The lull-sized and miniature attempting to buy enriched National Commission onTerrorisi in Luxembourg — less than lot) I lean Association will send "It's all originality." Hill said versions of Hill's and two of Jeffs uranium lor a nuclear bomb. Vttacks Upon the United States, miles away before being dis an envelope upon request to ol his restoration process. "V* racers are on display in Snook's restore to replicate the exact the Other allegedly planning a the authors note: "Ihe greatest covered. German officials sav, individuals who wish to ask I )ream Car show room. original model of the vehicle." suicide attack in Iraq. danger of another catastrophic he was not successful in obtain- for sponsors and donations bin the nostalgia of father face to face. even before Snook's Dream German federal Prosecutor attack in the United states will ing the materials. Police said the and son bonding go deeper Each person or team is Cars opened its doors less than than racing. Kay Nehm said the two arrests materialize ii the world's most amount of uranium in ques- three yean ago, people would At the museum is an exact look place early Sunday, and dangerous terrorists acquire the tion was not nearK enough for a encouraged to work to raise $100. and those who reach come by oohing and ahhing al replica of the family's I94l i.inie alter months of investiga- worlds most dangerous weapons working nuclear weapon, hut this goal will receive a free his dad's collection, 56-year-old I'ontiac Streamliner Torpedo tion. I le described one of the ... al-Qaida has tried to acquire ii was unclear how al-Qaida T-shirt file American Heart leff Snook said light, which bill said he and suspects, Ibrahim Mohamed k., oi make nuclcai weapons loi at Intended to use the uranium. Association will hand over a "We have a lot of neat ens. Marguerite had brought leff i ."< year-old German citizen least ten years." lie was known to have been prize catalog to choose items neat stuff," he said. home from the hospital in A CIA assessment from with an Iraqi background, as a active!) involved with al-Qaida from to those wlio go over and Collecting classic cars must when he was horn. Novembei reached the same high-ranking memberofal-Qaida before Sept. I l..\(.erman resident beyond in donations. run in the family. "Interestingly enough,'' leff conclusion, saying that the in charge ol recruiting suicide and passport holder. Mohamed K. Children can also As a regular vintage car racei said, "that's irq wiles favorite "Islamic terrorist network has a bombers and planning attacks is known to have taken pan in participate, and there will lie a and proud owner of a 1956 car." religious duty to acquire nuclear hum Europe, several al-Qaida training camps "Kids' Corner" with lace paint- Lotus 11, leff got bit by the bug Snook |irides himself on two in the mid-1980s. He and his It is not clear it the enriched weapons." in Afghanistan ing and games and a chance things when il comes to his father had gone to a vintage uranium Mohamed k. was Mohamed K„ wiiose last name In Baghdad, officials were to leamabout their heart. cars i tne, that they do not try racing weekend in middle Ohio allegedly attempting to purchase was not released, is suspected less than surprised at news that "This is the perfect time to to upgrade his vehicles when where leff saw it — a while I TO. terror attacks on Uieir countrj hop on board," Humphrey it comes to engine size and were being planned in Europe. said. "With three weeks until Shortly after, he had raced on exteriot features, and two. that several tracks and even rolled Mohamed k. is believed to the walk, it's not too late." the community has accepted his Triumph. have returned to Germany in for more sponsor and the museum so well. %. September 2002, when he was "The family got worried and "It's a win-win situation." he Welcome to the registration information go asked me to stop racing." |efl able to travel freely throughout said. to www.americanheart.org said. "Only until the car gets the I uropean Union because of The Snooks had some help or call 419-841-7006 for a fixed." Jeff added, recalling what his citizenship donation envelope. creating the atmosphere nt the tftoefe-/Vew far he would say under his breath. museum,however, l-ourintenis from the I Jniversity's travel and Ct&iratfoit Party/ tourism department came This will be the Rooster year in Chinese in for nearly one year before Don't Leave Your Future to Chance! opening day lo perfectly place lunar calendar! Come to have fun and know more about the Chinese culture! each item. The interim of the showroom also pays homage J05 Financial Aid to the community that Snook WHEN: Sunday, January 30th,6:00 pm - 8:30 pm Chance .Scholarship Fair said depicts the lime and WHERE: Room 202 (the Grand Ballroom) in the '& place that he is most fond of — Bowen-Thompson Student Union BANK PAYS YOU ednesday, January 26 downtown Howling Green WHAT WE WILL HAVE: ,0am-3pm during the 1950s. DIVIDEND OF $50 "Thai museum is really - Excellent Performances jowen-Thompson (Chinese singing, dancing, and etc..) £dent Union Ballroom 202& personalized," Amanda Diehl. - Authentic Chinese dinner museum director said. "It says (10 Delicious Chinese Dishes) .er $12 million a lot about Hill and leff, about - Games and Raffling for Chinese Artifacts how they have lived their lives. i scholarships It is not just about them, but TICKETS: Tickets will cost S8.00 per person. reliable about the entire town." Tickets will be sold in the main lobby BGSU of the Student Union! 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the goal being to reach a point Famous artist offers where agreements can he made Patrol keeps Penrose busy [BGNEWS hands-on workshop and change is possible Nationally known artist By Miranda Bond said he likes to he an active to arrest students when they 'SAIUBIS FDITOR Angelica Po/owill be presence in these areas. \ iolate underage alcohol laws. BRIEFING VCT has orientation When beglnninganewjob most Penrose would much What I like here that I didn't presenting a workshop today al for spring semester people are nervous, which ma) i,uher be out keeping busy and the I IndlayArl League. have in the citj is thai I have a $50 fine sets the The visual communication lead to mistakes. Patrolman Ihe workshop will he a watching over the campus than lot of options, I can take action technology program is lustin Penrose lei his nerves sitting around in the Station. precedent for city's hands-on demonstration ol ihe other than arrest," he said. having its orientation for spring get the best of him on his first His co-workers saj ibis is what nuisance law glaze decorating technique of When dealing with rooms semester. I he meeting will be 11,ill ic slop six years ago. makes him a valuable pan ol with alcohol, he said he can Majolica - a technique devel- A University studeni from 9:15-10:15 p.m. today in "My first traffic slop. I forgot their team. oped in.Spain and Italv from ask them to dispose of it and became the first person 127Technology Building. Ihe to pin the car in park,'' he said, "I le brings to the department ihe 10th through 15thcentury. then refer them lo student dis- sentenced for violating the city's meetings is intended for anyone it didn't make a big damage the attitude to do it." Patrolman cipline rather than arresting 1 he workshop costs $15 and six-month old nuisance party interested in joining VCTt lor because ii was an older truck I arrj Batesonsaid, them. On the other hand, he will beheld from 7-9p.m. For getting more information about hut it was enough just to tap it." ordinance Saturday. Craig Patrolman Charles l.angford has I he option ol sending I hem more information, call lanealla vein, rhestaffat the meeting He apologized and lei the agieed. Schabel was ordered to pa) a$ H) to jail or citing iheni. With cita- Smalley at 419-423-0909. will be discussing this man pi without a ticket "He enjoys his job very much, fine and court costs for the minor tions, students are arrested but semester's events, workshops, Since then he likes gelling HOI sent lo jail. He said that in misdemeanor. Parkint Schabel was cited in open labs and projects, ihej Penrose has out and kind of the three years he has worked discussion m. will also be handing oul become much getting to know at the University, he has taken September aftei Bowling Green m calendars lor all of our events. more comfortable what is out there." only lour students to jail, hi police broke up a party at his I heiiisi of several 6-o'clock with his job and said Langford these situations ihe students he house on the 140(1 block of Scott talks is planned for tonight has developed Penrose said dealt with were disorderly ami Hamilton Avenue, I he talk. "Parkingon Campus offices his own style as a that he came to uncooperative. He was found guilty lasi Campus." will be held from 6 -7 moved over break patrolman. the Universitj I remember one time a girl month of violating the lav, for p.m. in room 308 of the Bower Several offices moved to no I le has been because the police didn't want lo listen to nieu hen several illegal activities thai Thompson Studeni Union, ihe Mosclcv Hall over the holiday working for department was we had m ambulance call and took place al Ihe party, I hese the University offering si\ full event is free and open to the break ihe offices affected she ended up putting her hands activities included liner in the police depart- time positions, on me. "said Penrose. campus community. are BG Perspective, Office ol JUSTIN PENROSE yard and loud music. ment, patrol- there is high i iiseni her to jail. I he talk-series will provide Student Academic Achievement, CAMPUS POLICE More than tin people have ling the campus competition in Many students believes the the University community with and Undergraduate Research for almost three Ohio for full time police are jusi waiting for their been cited for violating the city's HI opportunity to discuss issues All other original contact Infor- years, Prior to patrol jobs. In I'm i chance to get students ill trou- part) ordinance. of controv ersy or concern, wiih mation remains the same. coming to Bowling Green he Clinton he had a pan time job, ble. Penrose explained thai ibis worked as an officer In Pon so he jumped mi the chance to isn't the case at all. Clinton for three years. I le said come to Bowing Green. He did Mosl of our guys are pretty there is not a bin difference not know what to expect before fair, and they aren't rushing between working on a campus he came to the University and everyone oul to jail," he said. and in a city, was a little skeptical about Penrose stressed that the "I've worked in a municipal- working H ith college students. police department is there lo ity. I've done villages. I've done "I've enjoyed being a watch out for students' safet) about everything but what 1 campus police officer," Penrose and keep the campus in order. learned In the academy applies said. "I didn't know what to "It's important to have people the same here," Penrose said. expect when I came here from like him on our team to lake lie said the main difference Port Clinton because I didn't cue of our students." Baleson working for a campus police know anyone that has worked said "He wants lo do a good department is that it requires a is i university offmr so it was job." lot more fool patrol and Interac- kind of hard to know what to BateSOn agreed tli.it campus tion With people. While wink expect." police aren't oul to get students, ing for the city he spent most lie said he was nervous but to guide them though their ofhistimein his police car, He about coming to a college college career. is much more busy working on campus lo wink, because ol the "
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Letters to the Editor or Guest e-mailed letters and columns will be 210 West Hall JESS WAGNER COPY CHIEF Columns may be published online. considered for printing. All letters are Bowling Green State University CHELSEA SNYDER OPINION EDITOR GUEST COLUMNS ate longer pieces Name, year and phone number subject to review for length and clarity Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 between 600 and 800 words. These should be included lor verification before printing. SEAN CORP PULSE EDITOR Phone:(419)372-6966 are usually also in response to a cur- purposes. Personal attacks, unverified E-mail: thenews Firs alarms «■*• LARGEST &O.V NOW ON SAT.E. are for -AND if Students Safety UPTOTHe FIRE ALARMS. FROM PAGE 4 the individual and the Mall Director that is not public knowledge, this way, the resident's right for privacy maintained. Mr. Cable's asks, "If Residence life is not working as fast as they can toward devising, implementing and enforcing working methods "ff™!ff which maintain the general best interest of the student who is paying enormous amounts of money to live on-campus, then what, I think any reasonable on-campus-residing student should want to know, are they working toward?" My answer to the on- campus-residing students is that Residence Life is working toward the safety MOST IMAGES and well-being of the residents. Residence Life is not looking to invade the privacy that residents so ONLY $6, $7 AND $8 rightfully deserve. WWW.BGNEWS.COM 6 Monday. January 24. 2005 www.bgnews.com/state TUITION RISES 8.8 PERCENT AT U. OF DAYTON DACTON—Undergraduates will pay $28,825 for tuition, fees, room and board. Graduate tuition will increase 4 percent to 10 percent, depending on the program. The increase will allow the university to return more financial aid to students while allowing greater investment in academics and facilities. ST/ffE 1-80 strike looms Child kills family By JAY COHEN Then he reloaded, shoot- convenience store to talk about By Joe Milicia !H( USSOCIATEO PRESS ing his grandmother with the school, church or hunting. •-! USSOCUlfO PRESS MARIETTA, Ohio - A sixth-grader second shot after the weapon Near where the slayings CLEVELAND With a strike charged with the shotgun slay- misfired, detectives say. occurred, trailers mingle with deadline looming, the Ohio ings of his aunt and grandmother Afterward, Sturm told homes and most of the residents nimpike Commission and its was rambunctious, played in detectives, he put the shotgun have large green yards, some workers resumed talks aimed back yards with neighborhood in the laundry room and kicked with barns or separate garag- at avoiding the tirst employee children and enjoyed sports. the shells into the kitchen to try es. Darkness comes in quickly, walkout In the turnpike's neartj to make it appear the shots were and the roar of Interstate 77 is 50-year history. "I le was an ornery little fella," said lack Norman, a former fired from then constant. The turnpike's 704 toll takers He ran from the house, taking Before the shootings, Sturm and 2S3 maintenance workers neighbor. "He was active but he was a normal 12-year-old boy." off his shirt in the w Applications available online: TspotTsomtbyBGSU Falcons forUj www.bfliu.«lo/offleM/sa/oreo/teaders Due by 4 p.m. on Feb. 4*. \ Ohio Right To Life Questions? Contact Shane Wibcto 372-9558 or swibctoiffibgncl Mourning 32 Yeats of Abortion. Roe V. Wade January 22,1973 THIS WEEK IN NFL ROETHLISBERGER FAILS TO LIVE UP TO EXPECTATIONS. PAGE 9 BG SPORTS WOMEN'S HOOPS Wednesday MONDAY at Kent State, 7 p.m. January 24, MEN'S HOOPS 2005 Wednesday at Central Michigan, 7 p.m. Saturday at Ohio, TBA www.bgnews.com/sports HOCKEY B0WLIN6 GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Friday Notre Dame at home, 7:05 p.m. Saturday at Notre Dame, 7:05 p.m. SWIMMING Friday at Miami, 5 p.m. Saturday at Ball State, 1 p.m. BG comeback takes down UT ByAdamHritzak His put-back dunk off a Fitch had 12 points for the TRACK SPORTS REPORTER missed Stephen Wright three- gameandJoshAlmansonadded Friday After a dismal first half of play, point attempt cut the Rockets 10 , including seven points BGSU quintangular. 5 p.m. the men's basketball rallied lead to 10 and was a key play during the rally. from a 17-point halftime deficit in an 18-2 run to start the Keith Tripiett led the Rockets GYMNASTICS to knock off arch-rival Toledo. second half. with 26 points, 16 in the first Saturday The Falcons scored 53 points The first half saw BG half, on 9 of 17 shooting. at Eastern Michigan, 4 p.m. in the second half on 76 percent basketball at its lowest. Tripiett, the MAC leader in shooting, including six of eight The Falcons committed 17 steals, had four steals for the TENNIS on three's, to stun the Rockets turnovers, shot 30 percent game and pulled down seven Saturday 70-69 in front of a rocking from the floor, 37.5 percent boards. at Michigan State, 10 a.m. sellout Anderson Arena crowd. from the line and totaled He was a constant target of "Our guys didn't die in the 17 points. BG struggled to harassment by the fans and get their offense set as the locker room (at halftime), we appeared to lose control after had good leadership ... you Rockets cut off passing lanes committing his fourth foul could tell they weren't going to and had nine steals. "We were pretty much with 8:48 remaining. Toledo quit," said BG head coach Dan kept the game close with him Dakich. "It was just an unbe- embarrassing ourselves in that first half," Fitch said. on the bench and he came Fitch leads lievable effort by our kids and back to hit two key jumpers in I'm ridiculously proud of them." Four Falcons scored in lohn Floyd drove to the hoop double figures and were led the final minute plus, each to second and found Germain Fitch under by John Reimold's 17 points. put the Rockets up by one. the basket for a layup with 27 After shooting 1 of 11 from the Ingram had eight second half seconds left for the game field in the first half, Reimold points and finished with 11. half surge winner. caught fire in the second half Dakich was impressed by By Matt Hawkins Julie DiFranco BG Nevis and hit three three's to ignite the support of the crowd and SPORTS REPORTER "The drive came available for Floyd and I made myself ALL THE RIGHT MOVES: Bowling Green guard Steve Wright dnves down-court the Falcons' comeback. gave them credit for the boost With a 17-point deficit at half- open so he could pass me the against Toledo. Wright scored nine points and had five assists in the game. John Floyd scored 13 points they gave the team. time, the Bowling Green men's ball and I just made the layup," and his three with 13:33 "If that (game) is in a closed basketball team needed a mira- Fitch said. regulation was no good for 1 itch was a spark for BG in the remaining in the game gave gym, we lose, not even close. cle if they were to overcome the Justin Ingram's three Toledo and sent the fans second half, scoring 10 points BG a 38-37 lead, their first since Without that crowd, this game Toledo Rockets stifling defense. from the corner at the end of storming on to the court. and grabbing four rebounds. the opening minutes of play. is over at halftime," he said. That miracle came all right- but the Falcons one-two scor- ing punch of losh Almanson and lohn Reimold weren't the only ones who made it happen. With 27 seconds left, it was Philly fans rejoice, Eagles make Super Bowl Germain Hitch who scored the winning basket in the Falcons' 70-69 victory over the Rockets By Paul Dewberry the role of MVC (Most Valuable fearsome Philly defense, which at Anderson Arena on Saturday. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cheerleader) on the sideline. also came up with a crucial After averaging just 3.6 points Yo, Philly. You're going to the Nothing was going to stand Interception that set up David this season. Fitch scored a career- Super Bowl. in the way of diis team, which Akers' second field goal. high 12 points with a career-best Donovan McNabb ignored entered die season with a Super The significance of die day eight rebounds. But it was his die burden of three straight Bowl or Bust mentality and me! was evident on tin1 BeM — the rip-dunk in the first minute of the losses in the NFC championship diose enormous expectations. Eagles pranced and danced second half that helped ignite the game and the Eagles warmed a McNabb threw a pair of after every big play — and In Falcons' offensive surge. frozen city's heart, stuffing touchdown passes to Chad die stands, when' hugs and "That tip-dunk sparked our Michael Vick and the Atlanta Lewis, including the clinching beer flowed freely at lincoln fans and sparked our team. 1 itch Falcons 27-10 on yesterday score with 3:21 remaining. That Financial Field. said 'That gave us the drive to go Philadelphia moves on to its turned the final minutes into a the Eagles are one victory ahead and take it from there." first Super Bowl in 24 years—the delirious coronation, the 67,717 away from bringing the city its After Fitch missed his first shot only acceptable outcome for the fans — most of whom never sat first major sports champion- attempt early in the first half, he Eagles and their rabid fans after in their seats on a 17-degree day ship since the 76ers won the never missed the rest of the night so many close calls. They will — saluting a team dial Anally NBA title In 1983. The football connecting on his next six shot meet either defending champi- fulfilled its destiny. team hasn't won it all since 1960, attempts. His six made field goals on New F.ngland or cross-state "Super Bowl! Super Bowl!" they which predates the Super Bowl are die most he's ever made in Pittsburgh in Jacksonville, 11a., chanted when play was halted in six seasons, his career. on Feb. 6. for the two-minute warning I'hilly's only previous Super "I think 1 got in a comfort /one The fourth time was the charm The only warm-weather team Bowl appearance came in 1981, for four or five minutes where I for the Eagles, even though left in the playoffs went cold in but the Eagles fell flat in a 27-10 Rusty Kennedy AP Photo they didn't have top receiver its biggest game of die year. Vick BOWL BOUND: Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb runs BASKETBALL. PAGE 8 Terrell Owens — reduced to was sacked four times by the NFC, PAGE 8 with the ball in the NFC championship game against the Atlanta Falcons. Lewis BG women trounce WMU, 80-58 provides By Danielle Tanner /Mi Mann and Kate Achter chipped in with 13 and 11 SPORTS REPORTER points respectively to go along with Lewis' 10. I-orget their A-Game, die Western Michigan Broncos As the clock ran down, the Broncos took senior would be lucky to get a passing grade for the 80-58 advantage of several BG fouls, scoring seven of beating they took from the Bowling Green women's their 10 points in the final six minutes from the free leadership basketball team Saturday at Anderson Arena. throw line. Their efforts from the stripe were not The Broncos' Kate Verseput opened scoring, but nearly enough to close the gap on die Falcons, who By Elliott Schreiner SBOR"5 EDITOR the lead was short-lived as the Falcons went on a went to the locker room satisfied widi dieir 22-point 16-0 scoring run and never looked back BG took victory. Even though the Bowling Green the lead and ran with it, making few mistakes The 1,087 fans diat turned out to support the women's basketball team gets during the first 15 minutes of die Arst half. team were more than satisfied with the rout. Fans most of their production from The Falcons (12-5, 5-1 MAC) were unstoppable in "Sideline Squad" and "Anderson Animal" t-sliirts freshmen and sophomores, the offensively as they took advantage of Western's never stopped cheering, showing the Broncos that upperclassmen know they are (7-10, 3-3) many unforced turnovers early in the Anderson Arena truly is the I louse that Roars. still the leaders of the team. game. BG scored 22 points off of Honegger was proud of her team's Senior point guard Tene Lewis Bronco turnovers in the game. After "We view effort, especially in the opening exhibited this in the Falcons' beating Western just two weeks ago, the minutes. 80-58 win over Western Michigan Falcons wanted to send a clear message ourselves as "First half, I though we played pretty Saturday. that they were still the better team. overachievers. solid. You couldn't ask for much more," Lewis provided the spark BG "We wanted to jump on them and Honegger said. She added that her needed in order to run away with show them we wen focused for this We play hard injured foot is fine. the game out of the gate, in her game." head coach Curt Miller said. and leave it Miller was also happy with the team's 26 minutes she had 10 points, six "I really liked the tempo from the play, but also gave credit to Western rebounds, three assists and four beginning." all out there." Michigan. steals. The Falcon defense came up big "Despite their injuries, IWestern is) "Tene is our best defend- throughout the game, holding Carrie CURT MILLER, a potent team that can score from all er," BG head coach Curt Miller Moore, the Broncos' leading scorer to HEAD COACH five positions. They're a tremendous said. "She brought energy off just eight points in the game. Moore rebounding team. Rebounding set the the bench, she really defended had been averaging 16.9 points, third tone early," Miller said. well, and she created tempo. She best in the Mid-American Conference. Defensive This win will give the Falcons an advantage over continues to step in passing lanes speciaUst Tene l-ewis was all over the court for BG Western if there is a tie come tournament time. and get those breakaway layups. with four steals, six rebounds and 10 points. "It's a very important win because now you sweep and her energy is something that At halftime, the Falcons maintained a 16 them and win any tiebreaker with diem," Miller this team really needs." point lead with a score of 44-28. They had also said. What doesn't show up in the out-rebounded Western 24-14. The win also says a lot about the Falcons as a stats for Lewis are all the loose The Falcons wasted no time increasing their lead team. balls she got after and all the in the second half as Carin Home drained a three "We don't tot get who we are," Miller said. "We feel times she tipped the ball to a to put BG up 19. Nine players scored for the we're a blue-collar team. We view ourselves as over- NMM BGNews teammate or confused Western Falcons, with four in double ftgures. Liz Honegger achievers. We play hard and leave it all out there." GOOD FOR TWO: Bowling Green senior Tene Lewis goes for a layup with her-in-your face defense continued her usual offensive dominance, scoring The squad will be back to work this week in prep- against WMU Satuday at Anderson Arena. Lewis ended the game with "That's all my coach and a game-high 21 points, including two three pointers. aration for a road trip to Kent State on Wednesday. 10 points and provided the spark the Falcons needed to win. LEWIS, PAGE 8 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 8 Monday. January 24.2005 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Eagles head to Super Bowl NFC. FROM PAGE 7 they're not satisfied with merely ry, played a prominent role winning a conference title. nonetheless. He led the F-agles loss to the Raiders. This time, lhat "We've got one more game to on the field and drew plenty of score worked in their favor. play," McNabb told the crowd attention with his sideline antics, McNabb completed "Enjoy it now and we'll bring flapping his arms and waving !7-of-26 passes for I HO yards, a something else home." B towel to urge on a crowd that workmanlike performance that Philadelphia led only 14-10 at didn't need any encouragement. solidified his position as one of lialftime, a bit too close for com- On the field, Owens' the game's best quarterbacks. fort for a learn lhat had lost to St. teammates filled in admirably. Vick is. too. but his first Lotus, Tampa Bay and Carolina McNabb worked the ball around appearance on the Super Bowl in the last three NFC title games. to eight players, led by Brian stage will have to wait. He F.ven more galling— the last two Wcstbrook with five catches for completed just ll-of-24 for 136 losses were at home. 39 yards. yards, while the Fogies' stifling But, as the sun gave way to a Then, it was time for the party defense kept him from pulling off nearly full moon ovei I he line." — Philly-style. one of his signature runs. the Eagles dominated the final "lor those about to rock, we I le ran it just four times for 26 two quarters. Akers connect salute you," AC-DC screamed yards, but gave up even more ed from 31 and 34 yards, then over the sound system. Fireworks yards on the sacks. Derrick McNabb and lewis teamed up went ofl'above the stadium. And Burgess dropped the elusive to finish off the Falcons with ions of glitter fluttered over the Jacqueline lama APPtiolo quarterback twice. their 2-yard touchdown piny. field, recreating the blizzard that swept through the city a day THE FANS FINALLY GET THEIR WAY: A Philadelphia Eagles fan holds a sign celebrating the Eagles NFC TileEagles wcreclearh relieved Owens, who didn't play because of a severe ankle inju- earlier, championship win against the Atlanta Falcons in the final moments of the fourth quarter in Philadelphia. to make it to the Super Bowl, but Lewis fills many roles for Falcons LEWIS. FROM PAGE / from playing BG, they remember this season as a force at the point key contributions every game, how I ewis was all over the court. guard posiiion. the Falcons continue to look like teammates ask ol me," Lewis said. Tm not a person that looks to Thishasmeantlessplauiigtimc an early favorite to win the MAC in play defense, and I donl have score," Lewis said. Tin more ol for Lewis, but lhat hasn't changed championship. ,in\ complaints with that." a passer and a person that will lui outlook on the game. "You are always looking for the I 'hat is the way lewis has sacrifice their body at the other "We want to win a champion- extra people to step up," Miller played in hei foui years at BG. end I don't mind playing defense ship," Lewis said. "We want to said. "You come to ex|>cct lhat Liz I lei si mini; numbers don'l at all." go Into each game with a killer 1 lonegger and Ali Mann an' g( iii i^ normall) jump out on the stai Miller has described ibis team mentality. We need lo go after to be tremendous, but you look to sheet and she isn't always in the as blue-collar this season. And each team, and not let up." see who else will step up." limelight. I ewis embodies thai Lewis won't win a seining lille Saturday, thai person was Rul when learns walk awaj Freshman Kate Achter emerged any lime soon but thanks to her I ewis. Falcons get late-game boost from Floyd BASKETBALL. FROM PAGE 7 his29 shot attempts this season. The fans played a key role in was open gelling shots so 1 took the Falcons comeback as well. nil." Fitch said. With a sold out crowd Anderson BG guard lohn Floyd also Arena roared for most of the stepped ii up lor die Falcons second half giving the Falcons when they needed it die most ihat extra boost needed to slop I Ii scored 13 points and had a the Rockets. BG head coach Dan team-high six assists. Dakich said the crowd energized Floyd's three-pointer at die the team and played a major fac- 13:33 mark of the second half tor in the end result gave die Falcons their tirsi lead "t lui erowd was Into it." I )akii Ii since early in die first half when said "Without dial crowd this they led III. [hen, after Toledo game is over at halftinie." regained a one point lead with Floyd said the c rowel's encig\ 728 remaining on Justin Ingrains allowed the team to forget how three point play, Floyd answered tired thej were which kept the Mark Baker APPholo back with sewn slraighl points momentum going throughout VICTORY: Andre Agassi of the U.S. celebrates after his fourth round for the Falcons. the second half. match against Joachim Johansson of Sweden at the Australia Open. "I give Floyd a loi of credit," "Ourcrowd carried us a lot; they Dakich said "He was just really really rode us to this victory, he read] in the second half." said. "We spent so much energy Hie Falcons also got a big lift getting that lead and (Toledo) from junior forward Mawel Soler, tied il right back. They made some big shots, I'm just glad we Agassi defeats who made his first career slart ami scored die game's first four finished on top." points. Soler chipped in with nine The Falcons travel to Mt. pi lints and six rebounds and shot Pleasant, Mich., for another MAC a pel led 4 for 4 from die field. In battle against Central Michigan lulie DiFranco BG Nnn Johannson tad, Soler has only missed five of on Wednesday at 7 p.m. LOOKING FOR AN OPEN MAN: BG guard John Floyd looks to complete a pass in Saturday's game against Toledo. By lohn Pye Vevgeny Kafelnikov al the 1999 AI~A AfA AfA AfA AfA Al'A AfA AfA AI'A APA IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. Open, lohansson's final Andre Agassi overcame a record three ads came in his last VILLAGE GREEN 51 aces by liiachini (ohannson service game. Congratulations yesterday and set up an i< nchim todaywas hitting the APARTMENTS Australian Open quarterfinal ball so big," Agassi said. "What r,' the following Sitters of AJTA against defending champion can you do but sort of read"" for making 'Dean's List Roger l«tercr. "I was anxious the whole time," Agassi, an eight-time Grand he added. "I had to stay focused 'Dean's List <>$trixe for *Pi Slain winner and four-time and disciplined, give myself a champion in Melbourne, pro- look and hope I can convert on Jciiiij H If you have any questions, please feel free to call Caitlin Alcox at 440-336-6562, or email her at [email protected]. .Sr;u\K.\pi:\>okORiTY Bmrjrio Snwrhood To UN> • •••••••••••••• Visit website at www.9ara9esalgthemovie.com WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPOUTS Monday. January 24.2005 9 Super Bowl awaits Chela fined for conduct TENNIS, FROM PAGE 8 and hasn't lost since the second round at the Athens Olympics victorious Patriots last August. Baghdatis broke lederer once By Alan Robinson THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and stunned him with brilliant crosscourl forehands in die third Nobody beats Brady and set. R-derer, who beat Baghdatis Belichick in a biggame, not even Big Ben. at the last U.S. Open in the 19-year-old Cypriot's only other lorn Brady and Bill Belichick appearance at a major, fell behind were an unstoppable combina- 3-1) in the tiebreaker before tion again for the New England reeling off five straight points. Patriots, exposing all of the "I enjoyed the battle for sure," Steelcrs' weaknesses to end Federer said. "After I've won, it's their 15-gamc winning streak always good to batrk it out and and win the AFC champion- win it." ship 41-27 Sunday night. TWo of Russia's three major Brady gave the inexperi- champions reached the enced Ben Roethlisberger a quarterfinals — U.S. Open lesson in quarterbacking a champion Svetlana Kuznetsova championship game, throwing and Wimbledon champion (wo touchdown passes — one Maria Sharapova. to Dcion Branch that gave New Kuznetsova pounded 29 England a 10-0 lead iti the first winners to overcome one quarter, Russian — 6-4, 6-2 over Vera Belichick also upstaged can't- Douehevina — and laces vvin-the-big-one Steelers coach another in the quarterfinals Bill Cowher, improving to 9-1 Sharapova, seeded fourth, will as a playoffs coach and match- face Kuznetsova next after ing Vincc Lombardl's Nil-best coming back from a set and a playoff coaching record. break down to beat Italy's Silvia Rick Stevens AP Photo Brady has a record of his own: Farina Elia 4-6,6-1,6-2. THE RETURN: Maria Sharapova, ol Russia, makes a backhand return to 8-0 as a postseason quarter- •mySancitta AP Photo Sharapova, 17, applied bags Li Na, of China, during their third round match at the Australian Open. back, bettering Troy Altaian's WE'RE NO. 1: New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady celebrates of Ice to cool off during the 7-0 record at the start of his during the fourth quarter against the Pittsburgh Steelers. changeovers and appeared lead but took a medical timeout draw — 20(12 Australian Open playoffs career. in trouble after opening the after dropping her serve for the champion Thomas lohansson Now. the defending champi- early 8-to-ti 1/2 point favorite. The Patriots can become second by dropping her serve first time and relumed to court —7-5,6-3,6-1. ons will play the Philadelphia rhe Eagles ended their three- the lirst team to win three But she ran off seven consecu- with her left thigh wrapped. She I he third round Saturday was Eagles in tin- Super Howl on game losing streak in the NFC Super Howls in four seasons tive games and broke Farina had trouble on serve after that, highlighted by l.leyton Hewitt's 1 eh. 6 In Jacksonville, l-'la. New championsh ip game by beat Ing since I (alias did it between the Ella's last seven service games. dropping it again in the first set 6-2, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 win over loan England was installed as an Atlanta 27-10 earlier Sunday. 1992-95 seasons "I know it's going to be another and twice in the second. IgnaciO Chela. Chela became tough match." Sharapova said, Among the men, Marat Safin, angry when bethought Hewitts referring to Kuznetsova. "I'm who lost to lederer in last year's loud cry ol "Come on!" was a prepared. I'm just going to go Australian final, converted just bit too much celebration for an out like I've been going out and one of his 18 break-point chanc- unforced error that resulted In playing my game, having fun, es in a fiery 4-6, 7-6 (1), 7 triple break point in the fifth enjoying it and lighting to win." 7-6 (2) win over Olivier llochus game of the fourth set Wright* man for job Three of the seven Russian thai lasted 3 hours, 42 minutes. He drove his next serve at women who made the fourth Safin received acodeviolation Hewitt, allowing the Australian round are already out. for spiking his racket into the to convert the break. Chela By Michael Marot The Ohio State game epito- If not the best," I )ialssaid. "When court alter wasting three oppor- appealed to spit toward IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seventh-seeded Serena mized how far Wright has come. he White] went out we had to Williams, who won the tunities to get back on serve in Hewitt when the players were Bracey Wright finally is playing Alter shooting l-for-6 in the make sure we limited what he Australian Open in 21)113 but the fifth game of the third set. switching sides. basketball the waj Mike Davis fiist half. Wright watched his I Wright) gets. It's tough to do that didn't return last year because ol After the code violation from "It's sad that something like envisioned. scoring partner, D.J. White, go to a guv like that." a knee injury, appeared to strug- the umpire, the fourth-seeded thai happens.' 1 lew in said. "But, I le's not just spotting up to the sideline with leg cramps Wright didn't disappoint gle before recovering to beat No. Russian belted the broken racket you know, he apologized at the for shots, but also driving to ear!) in the second half. White, lie hit a 3-poirttet to give UNadiaPetrova6-l.3-6.6-3. three limes on a water cooler at net when we shook hands and I the basket, spinning away who was sick before the game, Indiana the lead at 38-37. He Second-seeded Amelie the side of the court. said, 'lust forget about it, male."' from defenders, finding open tried to play through the pain. drove in for a layup and complet- Mauresmo of France bad a 6-2, In the end. he closed with Chela denied spitting at teammates and carrying the He Brushed with 15 points but ed the three-point play to tie the 6-4 win over Evgenia Linetskaj a a pair of aces, taking bis total Hew in, but the Argentine was Indiana lloosiers when they s|H'iit 11 of the last 211 minutes score at 41. Then he hit another in a mistake-prone match with to 29, He next faces Slovakia's fined S2,()()o by tournament need him most. on the bench with Ice packs on 3 to give Indiana a 44-43 lead. 11 service breaks. Dominik Hrbaty. who beat the referee Peter Bellenger for "This is his basketball team his thighs, leaving the scoring And when Wright connected on Mauresmo raced to a 4-u other Swedish lohannson in the unsportsmanlike conduct. and it's starting to take on his burden to Wright a It) footer, drew a foul and hit personality." Davis said after With White out. Wright, who the free throw. Wright's 12-poini Saturday night's 67-60 victor} had a propensity for forcing shois scoring hinge had also given the over ()hio State. "It's rubbing off last season, decided he had to I loosicrs a 47-44 lead they never on our guys." take over with his reinvigorated relinquished The lloosiers couldn't ask for attacking style To Davis, it was the perfect Important more. "1 knew I would have to create scenario. In Saturday's victory, the more, look for my offense a lot "those arc plays he hits to fourth straight for Indiana more than I did in the first half." make," Davis said ol'W'righls run. Student Organizati 19-7. 4-1 Big Ten), Wright was he said. "I had to be the guy to get I didn't think he took a bad shot at his best in the second half the offense started." I le was just explosive and tight when he connected on 5-of- And this time, he delivered vvidi it That's how he has to play." 10 shots and scored 1H points, alter Ohio State rallied from a Wright's surge continued, Funding Info including 12straightduringakey 10-point deficit early in the though. stretch when the outcome was second half. His 12 looter with 7:28 left gave teetering. leience Dials and the Indiana a 53-48 lead and when Wright finished with 23 Buckeyes took advantage of the Buckeyes closed to 55-54 points on (i-of-Ki shooting, hit White's absence. Dials scored 14 with 4:51 to go. Wright whipped three 3-poinlers, grabbed seven of his 18 points and grabbed 10 a quick pass to Pat Evving jr. for rebounds and had four assists of his 13 rebounds in the final a dunk that ignited the 1 loosiers in one of the most complete 20 minutes, and the Buckeyes on a 12-3 mil that sealed the performances of his three-year opened the second half b\ outcome. If your organization is planning on applying for SBC funds career. hitting 8 of 10 shots and using a "I got hot I got on a roll and this semester, your Treasurer must do the following: Wright is averaging 21 points 14-2 run to take a 37-35 lead. they know when that happens over his last eight games, a But even Ohio State (12-7,1-4), they can come to me," Wright stretch thai not surprisingly has losers of four straight, knew what said " The first thing 1 look for coincided with seven victories to expect. any time I touch it is to score. 1. 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MOON No Name-Calling Super Bowl ads week targets bullying By David Qrafy agenda," said Robert Knight, under secrecy IHE ASSOCIAffO PRSSS director of ("oncemed Women NEW YORK — Using a young for Amcrica'sCultureand Family Institute. ihe taster Bunny also chime in readers' novel called "The By Seth Sutel \lislits" as its centerpiece, mid "Schools should be steering l»i ASSOCIATED PBfSS before Dad hands over the nuts die schools nationwide will par- kids away from identifying as NEW YORK- \s in years past, Fox, which is broadcasting gay," Knight said. the Feb. 6 game, is asking $2.4 ticipate in a "No Name-Calling man) Supei Bowl advertisers Week" initiative starling today in Colorado, lawmakers last are guarding the secrecj of million for each half-minute ad \car rejected a proposal to this year, up slightly from last The program, now in its second their 30-second spots with die year, has the hacking of groups declare a statewide "No-Name zeal oi a Kremlin Intelligence year's $2.3 million rate Fox said Calling Week" in conjunction it has sold about 95 percent of from the Girl Scouts lo Amnesty operative. Even so, one thing International bul has also drawn with the inaugural (il SI \ seems certain: Gas-passing the ad space this year. backed event. I louse Majority Most adu'ilisers are complaints that ii overempha- Leader Keith King said he was horses, crotch-biting animals sizes harassment ol gay youths. and accidental bikini wax treat keeping their spots under concerned about fostering a lock and key, hoping to The Initiative was developed "victim's mentality" and argued ments will be nowhere in sight bj the New York-based Gay. lusi ask advertising executive create a sense of anticipation that children should be taught and mystery. That tactic worked lesbian & Straight Education to Ignore taunts, leffGoodby, whose firm created Network, which seeks to ihe Budweisei spot last year In wonders a generation ago for In contrast. Michigan Gov. Apple Computer Inc., when it ensure that schools safely lennifer Granholm issued a which a draft horse spoiled a accommodate students of all romantic evening for a young introduced the Macintosh proclamation recognizing the computer during the 1984 sexual orientations, (il SI \ event, and more than 40 nation- couple riding In a hansom cab, worked with lames Howe, the ■ rhisyear, I think most advertis- Supei Howl with an iconic ad al organizations have enlisted ers are going to be Incredibly featuring a runner hurling a openlj gay author of "The as partners, including the Girl well-behaved." lie said. -ledge hammer against a giant Misfits" and many Other si outs, the national associa- image of Big Brother. popular children's books. tions of elementary and second- I hat .id and others aired Ihe Misfits'' deals with lour during last year's game caused Anheuser-Busch, which ary school principals, and the concern in some quarters that again will he a top Super Howl much-taunted middle school National Education Association. eis one of them gay — who advertisers had gone too fat In advertiser, purchased 10 of the "People who would criticize using ribald humor to grab the 30-second commercial spots. run lor the Student council on a this, regardless of who came attention of the young, male hut isn't saying what it plans platform advocating an end to out with it, are people with bad audiences that marketers try so to do. It also will have wlull's nasrj name-calling. hearts." said lerald Newberry, desperately hard to reach, known as "category exclusivity," GI-SI.N is unsure how main who directs the NEA's health i ioodby said advertisers are meaning that competing ads schools will participate in this information network. WPhoto much more cautious this year. from COOTS, Miller and other week's event, hut sa\s 5,100 edu "To criticize this beer makers will be shut out, catOTS bom Id slates have icg- program would, almost without i verybodj knows where the SUPERB0WL ADS: This photo provided by Chase Access Volvo, a first-time Super Howl Istered, up from 4,000 last year. exception, be a political attack, line is. and I don't think it will he Communication for Emerald of California shows a unicorn crossed," he said, "It's implicit in advertiser, will only say it put Participation in a related writ- not an attack on its content," the process that you're not going together a spot for its new V-8 walking inlo a living room in a scene from a commercial to ing-music-art contest rose from Newberry said. to gei your client in trouble this sports utility vehicle. be shown for Emerald foods during the Super Bowl Sunday, 100 students last yeai to 1,600 lames Garbarino, a Cornell this year; the winning poem was year." "Right now, the lad) is secret, Feb. 6, 2005. University professor who has so stay tuned." said lohn written bj sue Vnna Yen, a 13- studied school bullying, said Goodby's San Francisco- Super Howl debut. Foundet based firm. Goodby, Sirverstein Maloney, who handles adver- Of Visa's check card. Is the ad year-old fromSugai I .ind. Texas. harassment based on sexual S I'aimers, is producing a spot tising and marketing for Volvo funny? "It is, and that's all I can Bob Parsons said his company "No Name-calling Week" orientation "ought to be No, I for Emerald snack nuts that will ( ais oi North America, "first. tell you right now.'' Rolnick said. expects to rake in $200 million takes aim at insults of all kinds on the list" as educators combat be a far cry from the horse ad. part ofbeingon the Super Bow! it's also unclear whether this year, ensuring that il the — whether based on a child's name-calling. 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Hill a handful of con \ame-Calling Week" work depends on whether staff and share his Emerald nuts by saj ticularly unique execution that, when a slew of upstart dot-coms That still doesn't mean he servative critics have zeroed in quite frankly, we don't want merrily spent their IPO money would let the cat out of the bag on the references to harassment students heed the lessons ing that if he does, unicorns will yearlong, not justduringspeci.il disappear forever, A moment anyone else to know what it is." on Super Howl ads, only to go " I be ad will be different, some based on sexual orientation. later, a unicorn strides Into the Visa spokesman Michael down the drain later. thing beyond what anyone has "I hope schools will realize it's events. 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TEHRAN, Iran — bans including women's rights and hard-line leadership ruled out student organizations, there allowing women lo run for was speculation that conser- president in lune elec- vatives were trying to court tions, denying reports in the reformers, ensure a wide state-run media Saturday that turnout In the election to show it had decided to allow female its legitimacy or to lend of U.S. candidates for the first time. and European criticism over a • It was not clear whether the lack of democracy in ban. denial meant the hard-line "I veil the initial endorsement Guardian Council was revers- bv the Council's spokesman has ing itself or whether the earlier to be Interpreted as short-lived announcement was a mistake. victory for women in Iran's male- Throughout the day, stale- dominated society, despite run radio and television can led the lac i that al the end ii was a reports quoting council spokes- disappointment," said Sara man Gholamhossein Elham as Irani, an Iranian lawyer and saying the council had changed women's rights activist. its long-standing policy and The question ol wheth- allowed women to run. er women can run for presi- But in the evening, the media dent hinges on a long debated amir Mizban AP Pholo reported Elham denied the new question over phrasing in the stance. constitution, which says the CRAFTSMANSHIP: Supporters cut holes on an elections banner urging Iraqis to vote for Ayad Allawi, Iraqi Interim Prime Minister, yesterday. "The Guardian Council's pre- president must be elected from Iraq's most feared terror chief declared a "fierce war" on democracy in a new audio recording posted yesterday on the web. vious opinion has not changed. among political "rijal." I hat he was quoted as saying. \rabic word means literal!; An official from the televi- "men" but can be interpreted sion's political department simply as political personali- defended the state-run media ties regardless ol theii gender. outlets, saying they had report- Man) treble words have been Election security grows ed Elham's initial comments incorporated into I ai si. correctly and it was the spokes- For 25 years, the Guardian By Robert H Reid and participate in substantial racj and those who follow ibis "Late Edition" that prospects man who had backtracked, Council has rejected women as mt «SSOCI»T[0 P«ISS number'. wrong ideology," the speaker for a good Sunni turnout had "li was Elham who changed candidates on the basis of the BAGHDAD, Iraq - The U.S. Failure of significant said in an audioiapr posted improved somewhat in recent his story. In both cases we were "male" interpretation. ambassador to Iraq acknowl- numbers of Sunnis to partici- Sunday on an Islamic Web site. weeks but it was important that correct and did our job cm reel Initially, state-run media edged serious problems ahead pate would call intoquestion the "Anyone who tries to help set up sunnis be properly represented ly," the official said on condition reported Elham saving the of next weekend's election but iegitimacj of the new Iraqi this system is part of it." in the new government. of anonymity. Elham could not council's stance had changed. gave assurance yesterday that leadership, widening the gulf I he speaker warned Iraqis In order to shake public con- be reached for comment. " the word "rijal" doesn't negate great efforts" were iH'ing made among the country's ethnic and In be careful of "the enemy's fidence in the elections, insur- The council is a body domi- gender." he was quoted as id ensure every Iraqi can vote. In religious groups and setting (he plan to implement so-called gents have accelerated attacks nated by hard-liners in Iran's saying. If the) meet the age, anaudiotapepostedontheWeb, stage for even more turmoil. democracy in your country.'' against Iraq's security services. Islamic regime who have resist- nationality and other guide- a speaker claiming to be Iraq's In a series of interviews He said the Americans have trained by the Americans but ed reformers' drive lor years lines scl loi men. women can most band terrorist declared yesterday on American engineered the election to plagued by leadership and to loosen social and political also run for president." the tele- tune war" on democracy, television talk shows, U.S. install Shiite Muslims in power. morale problems. restrictions in the country vision quoted Elham as saving, raising the stakes in the vote Ambassador lohn Negraponte Al-Zarqawl has in the past \ major Insurgent group, the including women's rights later, the state-run Islamic Rebels who have vowed acknowledged an Increase branded Shiilesas heretics. Ansar al-Sunnah Army, posted Saeed Shariati, leader of Republic News Agenc) car- lo disrupt the balloting blew in rebel intimidation of Iraqi The United States has a videotape Sunday on a Web the Islamic Iran Participation ried a report saying Elham had up a designated polling officials and security forces and offered a S25 million reward for site showing the assassination of Front, the country's largest rejected the statement attrib- station near llillah south of noted serious semi iu problems al-Zarqawi's capture or death an Iraqi army colonel captured pro-reform movement, said uted to him earlier. I he agency Baghdad and stormed a police remain in the Sunni triangle — the same amount as for al- in Mosul, the tape showed a Elham appeared to have been report added that the Guardian station in Ramadi west of the north and west of Baghdad. Qaida leader Osama bin Laden. man in civilian clothes holding taking back his word "under Council believes the term "rijal" capital, authorities said. A US But security measures Musi nl the insurgents amilit.itvideniilic itionc.ud \s political pressure" from con- refers solely to men. soldier was killed Saturday mi a are being taken, by both the are believed lo be Sunni the man sat in a chair, a masked servative Shiite clerics with Women are allowed lo vote security patrol in Mosul, the multinational forces here in Arabs, who lost Influence and gunman approached from his influence over the government. In Iran and run for parlia- U.S. command said yesterday. Iraq as well as the Iraqi armed privilege with the fall of their right and shot him in the head "Although high (election) ment positions and they U.S. and Iraqi officials fear forces and police." Negroponte patron Saddam. Their ranks with a rifle. turnout Is of paramount impor- were a large base of support more such attacks in the lold "lo\ News Sunday. have been reinforced by The United States hopes that tance to Iran's top leaders, the for Khatami and the reform run-up to Sunday's election I here will be some problem- lion-Iraqi Arab extremists who an elected Iraqi government Guardian Council cannot resist movement and have announced massive atic areas ... But even there, great have come to Iraq to wage holy might command broader public pressures from traditional- The Initial announcement security measures to protect efforts are being made to enable war against the Americans. support in the campaign against ist clerics who oppose gender had brought hopes among voters, Iraqis will chose a 275- ever\ Iraqi eligible lo do so lo be In order to encourage as big the insurgents, hastening the equality," Shariati said. some that that the council was seat National Assembly and able to vote." he said. a turnout of Sunnis as possi- day when the 150,000 American The lune 17 election is trying to redeem Itsell after last provincial councils in Iraq's 18 Underscoring the threat, ble, U.S. and Iraqi troops have t roops could go home. a major opportunity for year's parliamentary elections. provinces in the first nation- a speaker identifying stepped up security operations However, interim Prime hard-liners to take back the pres- In that ballot, the coun- wide balloting since the OUSter himsellasAbuMusabal-/arq.mi in Baghdad. Mosul and other Minister Ayad Allawi said it idency, since reformist incum- cil disqualified more than of Saddam I lussein in 2003. — the leader of Iraq's al-Qaida tense areas, rounding up hun- was too early to talk about a bent Mohammad Khatami is 2,000 reformist candidates, I.arge turnouts are expected affiliate — condemned the dreds ol suspected insurgents. withdrawal of U.S.-led forces barred from running for a third effectively barring reformers among Iraq's majority Shiite election, branding candidates The U.S. command announced "The terrorists and the evil consecutive term in the post. from the assembly I he move- Muslims in the south and as "demi-idols'andsayingthose yesterday it had arrested an forces are trying to break our Brought into office in 1907 on led to a low turnout and reform- minority Kurds in the north- who vote for them "are infidels" undisclosed top insurgent will. They are trying to stop a wave of popularity, Khatami ists denounced the vote a east. 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January 24, 2005 5 GOP is not what it used to be JARED before the Supreme Court by the its socialistic goal of a united WESTBROEK conservatives of America and world order under Big Brothers THE BIGGEST shut down as unconstitutional. watchful eye. Every year forcing The federal government was the right to become more social- U-Wire■Columnist always seen to be overstepping istic and "progressive," adopt- The Utah Statesman its enumerated powers. ing redistributionist programs Utah State Unioversity With each rejection the Court like welfare (liberals out there BACK TO SCHOOL handed down the more infuri- who hate the current political Every time I turn around I ated FDR became, so to combat administrations have them- hear how the left of today the rule of law, FDR threatened selves to blame — il is the left of is not the same as the to "pack" the court with judges 20 years ago). While those few of Democratic Party and its glory that would vote "with the times." us who hold dear to the thread of the early 20th century. Such Miraculously the strategy of fear of conservative values as those banter has been prompted worked, the court shifted gears immortalized in the constitution, because of low quality, out of and started ruling in favor of the namely of life, liberty and the POSTER touch candidates that the left left and the rest was history pursuit of happiness arc demon- keeps drudging up. People like I low did the right react? ized as ignorant rednecks. Sean Hannity and others then Well with each passing elec- The right needs to return to claim that these candidates are tion and with hungry mouths the conservative principles it worthless when compared to that wanted free handouts as was originally founded to their party predecessors the electors Ithanks to the 17th protect, explicitly that the only magnificence. I strongly Amendment) the right has been mle ol law recognizable in the disagree with this idea however. forced time and time again to context of social discussions is The left of today is the party of realign itself more moderately to the constitution. yesteryear and will continue to appeal the looter in all of us. The They need to stop the left be the dominant political party left has dominated politics in from catering to every special whose foundation was laid by this fashion ever since. Abortion, interest minority group (such as FDR's regime. Where the prob- gay rights and even national gay right activists, pro baby lem comes In, however, is that security have been issues that killers and affirmative right the Republican Party is not the llie left has used to force the activists) for political gain. party of its yesteryear and this right to once again realign itself The principle of federalism alone is great cause for concern. and take positions on issues must be reestablished (the A little history will illustrate it would have never taken in si.lies and the federal govern- this point well. FDR, the founder the past, The products of such ment have separate specifically of the modem left, was around l>( iliiical debauchery are politi- enumerated powers). Policies when the federal government cians like California Guv. Arnold lliat cannibalize our children concocted the enormous pay as Schwarzenegger, who are pro- like social security should be you go pyramid scheme railed baby killing and gay right act iv exposed as unconstitutional social security and other social- ists. Twenty years ago the right as they were once known to be. ist programs. I to had a haul would never allowed such sur- Free markets need to be lime getting them implemented rendering then again 20 years reinstalled and protected. because conservatives fought previous to that the right would I <■! America lie America again tooth and nail to avoid such not have made llie concessions and remember the values this a mockery of the rule of law their political progeny made. country was founded upon (Constitution). Time and time llie left on the other had are the only principles that will again his policies were bmughi marches successfully on toward ensure liberty Blame lies with leadership are widely known to engage in due to some bad decisions. It's a MIKE inhumane treatment of inmates. sign of a troubling societal and PATRONIK I here is extensive documenta- governmental ill that needs to tion ofthebund eye prison offi- he cured. l'-Win.'Columnist cials turn toward questionable When will the leadership take acts by guards against prisoners on the claims of responsibility? I foterstfy oi'Slississippi and prisoners against each oilier. At some level, the lack of Late last weelcSpc In effect llie mistreatment of condemnation of such acts on c h,u Irs (.inner was prisoners is ipso facto an their pan ban acceptance of the convicted of assault and accepted and condoned ails themselves. Simply slating mistreatment of prisoners in method of conduct thai rules go out thewindovi in IbuGhraib Prison, [his Might There's more to this case than limes ol war isn't a valid argu- on the Iraq war will baret) a poorly trained IVnnsylvanian ment. The rules, agreements register as a blip in the wake of prison guard who became a and treaties we subscribe to President Bush's inauguration, poorly trained Iraq prison guard define our civilization. despite it being a vital entry in We have a war leadership Nor is the banality of evil an \meiican history. who have been documented acceptable explanation. The There's a concept posed is saying they do not plan on United States, along with the by political theorist I laiinah completely adhering in the other victorious \llied powers, Arendt that came into being Geneva Conventions, particu- set a standard for judgment of following the kidnapping and 1. M Is. \rticles It anil 17 of tile war crimes with the Nuremberg execution by Israel of (lerman 1929 Conventions, in regards trials of the Nazi leadership. The war criminal Adoll I jchmann in detainees and POWs. Those trial of one low level enlisted that attempts to explain how articles state, respectively, that man who roughed up otherwise normal people are prisoners must lie treated prisoners isn't enough for the capable of engaging in terrible humanely, and that prisoners United States to save face acts of torture and murder, or may not be tortured. The Bush internationally. accepting the injustice without Administration has opci >ly IheGninei 'case is an action, ii has come to ix' known Ignored said Articles in Indication thai we are due for as the "banality of evil." Ii lies in detainnienl of individuals who some deep introspection. Some die diffusion of responsibility fix are potentially Important in aspects oi the Nuremberg trials the acts across society. The "evil" giving Information deemed vital were- flawed. But the results of is accepted, but not societally to llie war on terror. the trial were of great impor- condemned. It was Iiichmaun's The question is when1 is the tance: Those at the top of the defense that he was just line drawn? With whom is ii bureaucratic pyramid are most following orders. acceptable to ignore interna- responsible for war crimes. Their This was the argument made tional standards when detaining philosophies on the treatment by the high-level Nazi officials or interrogating? Can we engage of civilians and prisoners are at the Nuremberg trials in 1945. in non-standard methods of Kxhibit No. I. flow can an It was also the defense made in detainnienl at Guantanamo, but individual soldier lie held to (iraner's case in 2005. not in Afghanistan or Iraq? Or in a higher standard of behavior What happened in this case? a niral Pennsytvanian prison? than those running the war? Grancr was a prison guard back This case is about more than A return to Nuremberg is in Pennsylvania. That fact works a guy who joins up with tin- needed to gel al the heart of evil, against him immediately. Prison National Guard in order to make but 1 don't suspect that will guards in American prisons ends meet, but ends upon trial happen soon.