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SOFTBALL: PARTLY CLOUDY The Women's Softball HIGH 66! LOW 55 team travels to Cleveland www.bgnews.com today to take on independent student press VOLUME % ISSUE 68 Cleveland State; PAGE 7

areas restricted to participants arc of the event. services, said "It certain]) takes a inside buildings and the Oak "It's going lo be a good stress' little bit of work In planning Grove Cemetery. reliever and a chance to get our something like this I'm interested According to Gillispie, the event minds off of impending exams," to see how n works out" is a way to provide something for he said. "It'll be a good opportuni- Participating students must the campus as a whole. "We sec it ty to interact with the rest of the sign a waiver and submit their ID as a chance for us to do some- student body on campus.'' numlK'r when the\ register, Am thing for the University,'' he said. The game, which will follow tra- student who signs up and docs "It's a chance to gather students ditional Capture the Hag rules, not attend will have $10 charged together and meet others. The will also include judges who will lo their liuisai account With the By Kara Hull event is open to everyone, so we determine the winners < if various Inclusion "I these safety mea- CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR want as many people to play as awards. T-shirts for the winners sures, organizers are hopclul for -i Moping lo act as a unifying possible." are currently being designed. successful event. According lo force this weekend, CRU is spon- CRU, comprised of students "They'll throw an interesting Heminger. liability should not be soring an event designed to involved with countless other twist into it." Gillispie said .i concern for the University oi involve the entire campus — liter- organizations on campus, hopes "They're basically there to moni- CRU. ally. And, as usual, it's students that this event will continue their tor the game, but they can do "I think they've i overedall then leading the way. efforts to build bridges at the whatever they want." liases, he said. "I'm not at all that "I always say that CRU is stu- University. Though! to be the first organi- concerned because I think the) vc dent-run and stall-directed,'' "I see CRU as the glue on cam- zation to arrange a campus-wide done all they can do to ensure a Michael Brown, student adviser pus," Brown said. "We're probably Capture the flag event, CRU's great evenl" for CRU, said. "I just have to hold the most diverse group on cam- main obstacle was to receive the Editor's \"/.- foi more informa- on tight for the ride." pus and because of our connec- proper approval from University tion or lo sign up in play (apture Spurred by an idea from event tions, we thought we could pull it officials. Working with the Office the Flag visit CRU's information organizer Nick Gillispie, CRU will off." of Campus Involvement, table in the Union Lobby imhi\ be sponsoring a campus-wide Organizers are counting on this Residence Life and Event from to ii.in in-I fin (link tlte game of Capture the Flag advantage to get as many stu- Planning, they got permission — Get a Life section throughout the Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. dents involved as possible. Bo and funding from Pepsi < ola. week t"f confirmation »•/ othei followed by a cookout. The event Kessler, president of lamda Chi I thought it was a neat idea." times. and cookout are free and open to Alpha, is doing his part to get the Gordon Heminger, interim coor- any University student. The only Greek community to become part dinator of student organization

RoekV roll band ANNUAL UN. CONFERENCE plays in Program enhances learning experience for local students By Carrie Whitaher 1982, has an application process CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR during fall semester. An average Toledo Students can leam about any of 15 students are selected to par subject in the classroom, at a ticipate in the National Model By Joanna Hammer desk, with a book or through a United Nations conference. REPORTER professor. However, in a class This year's group returned Heavy metal legend Max called Model U.N., students from New York last week, after Cavalera is coming to Toledo. leam about the United Nations representing the West African After leaving the band Sepullura by going to its headquarters in country Burkina Faso at the con- he quickly funned Soulfly. Now New York City and simulating a ference. they're set to rock 'n' roll this general assembly meeting. "The goal is that the students Wednesday at lleadliners, the The program, which has been learn about the world though Old I lard llat Concert Hall. organized at the University since somebody else's eyes," Marc Cavalera co-founded Simon, adviser for the class, said. Sepultura in the early 1980s. Simon, a professor and chair of Once the band broke up in 1996 CATCH UP ON YOUR the political science department, he wasted little time in forming UNITED NATIONS said the class has taught him a the heavy metal band Soulfly. KNOWLEDGE great deal about experimental learning and said he believes the Cavalera dealt with depres- •Established Oct. 24,1945. students get a lot out of such pro- sion following the murder of his •Purpose: stepson. He not only lost his grams that apply skills to experi- -To maintain international ences. son, Dana Wells, during that peace and security Participant Keith horrific moment in his life, but -To develop friendly relations he lost his best friend as well. VandenBroek, a senior, said (he among nations class offers something special to Where others would give up. -To cooperate in solving inter- music became Cavalera's thera- the students. "There is a whole national problems and in bunch you can't learn in the py. Thus came the inspiration promoting respect foi for Soulfly. classroom that you can leam by human lights being in a situation Like this," he REPRESENTING BURKINA FASO: Each year approximately 15 students apply foi the class and are Steve Dwyer, the drummer -To be a center for harmoniz- from OnceOver, is excited to said. "Not only are you in an awe- chosen by a panel of faculty to be involved in the National Model United Nations conference. ing the actions of the nations some city that has a lot of culture open for Soulfly. He said the • There aie six main parts to entire band grew up listening lo and diversity, but you are also occurred at the conference." par- the trip, is open lo students of all group. "A lot of people don't the U.N. Soullly, including all of their ear- surrounded by students thai you licipanl Marc Verkhlin said. "You majors ;ind does not have any know that the United Nations -General Assembly lier projects can relate lo." had to leam to reason with peo- prerequisites. can't simply act when it wauls -Security Council "To share the stage with a An estimated 3,000 students ple. You have to leam to cooper- lunior Alexis Osbum, said she lo." she said. "They assume thai -Economic and Social Council band that we have looked up to atlend the conference each year, ate and work together with the learned a lot about the United the United Nations can go tint -Trusteeship Council is a dream come true," Dwyer representing over 200 colleges other delegates in order to get Nations and found that main and make things happen mi iis -Secretariat said. around the world. things done." people don'l know all they -International Court of Justice "The most difficult part The class, in combination with should about the peacekeeping "Not to mention intimidating MOOELUN., PAGE 2 as hell! "he added. Despite some anxiety he said they are excited about pulling together to make this show not only memorable for OnceOver, but also memorable for every- one who attends the show. Dry conditions, wind factors in marsh fire lonathan Anderson, promo- tions and booking manager for IDC ASSOCIATED PRESS Management Agency. the area The Verso Group, said Soulfly MENTOR, Ohio — A fast-mov- No details were immediately has been one of his favorite acts He said authorities did not ing marsh fire spewed rolling, available from the fire depart- for four years due to the spiritu- know what caused the blaze but dense black smoke hundreds of said conditions were "unbeliev- ment. al leadership of Cavalera. He feel into the air yesterday near a The nature preserve stretches knew he had to bring them to ably dry." residential area "The wind, of course, is feeding five miles along the Like Erie lleadliners. No injuries were reported in shoreline in extreme northeast "Soulfly is an act that com- it," Archer said. "It's just moving the fire at the 666-acre Mentor Ohio and is one of the area's bines spirituality, tribal guitars right through the marsh." Marsh Slate Nature Preserve. The National Weather Service largest remaining natural wet- and unleashes an awesome Nearby homes were evacuated, lands. spate of songs," Anderson said. said winds were light, at 5 to 10 although it was unclear how miles per hour. Ilie marsh curves ma crescent "Plus Max Cavalera is a legend many people were affected, surrounded by neighborhoods of and is respected by the music Archer said brush fires occur according to broadcast reports. between 2.000 and 3.000 one- industry and millions of fans frequently in the marsh during The fire, which started between and two-story homes. An ele- world wide." dry springs but that Monday's fire 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m., had mentary school is neai by Cavalera not only fronted was among the most severe. laml«YinjkAPPholo destroyed about 50 acres of 6-fect The lire caught in a growth of Sepultura, but he has made "It's been a number of years tall grasses in the first two hours, Phragmiles, a type of reed grass, many other impacts on the BLAZE: A firefighter hoses down a marsh fire yesterday in Mentor, since we've had something this said Bob Archer, director of the large," he said. which burned quickly, leaving Ohio. A fast-moving marsh fire spewed rolling, dense black smoke Lake County Emergency Traffic was being rerouted from behind charred earth. SOULFLY, PAGE 2 hundreds of feet into the air near a residential area.

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By Kyle Kuhlman "In the Counseling Center, we not deal directly with stress man- lower their stress level around additional help to students trying ment. The organization is also CUES! REPOHlER tend to see an increase in the agement issues around exam exam time? to deal with stress management. willing to provide a speaker to It is one of the most feared amount of stress and anxiety week, but they do have students "I believe the best way to deal The Counseling Center is holding talk about stress management to times of the year for college stu- related to end of the year circum- coming for help with other prob- with stress is through physical a workshop seminar centered a classroom or group of people. dents. It is the reason college stu- stances - exams, end of semester lems that could be associated activity," Carrie Belair, a coun- around test-taking anxiety today "Peer educators are also avail- dents stress out all over campus. assignments, preparing for sum- with exam week. "We see more selor at the Wellness Connection, from 6-7 p.m. able for students to talk with It is exam week. mer and preparing to move for students with headaches and said. "1 encourage students to go The seminar, titled "Managing about stress problems they may As the amount of time until many students,'' Rebecca sleeping problems coming in to the rec for a break while study- Stress and Anxiety," will be held in be having," Belair said. The peer exam week decreases, the stress Davenport, a counseling psy- around exam time," Tonya ing." the Counseling Center. One educators are trained in many level of most Bowling Green State chologist at the Center said. Heftier, a nutrition and healthy "Taking a timeout to do a little activity planned for the seminar issues, including stress manage- University students increases. "Often, this leads to an increase in lifestyle educator at the Wellness exercise can help a lot when deal- is experiential breathing and ment. The thoughts of challenging the number of counseling Connection, said. "These prob- ing with stress," Davenport said. relaxation exercises. Advice on With exam week fast exams, hours of studying and fail- appointments requested toward lems may be, and usually are, Proper nutrition is another way test taking strategies will also be approaching, BGSU students ing grades are a main cause for the end of the term." caused by the added stress of the to lower stress levels. "Skipping offered. "If a student is panicked have plenty of options around this added stress. All the extra Students come to the exam time." Eating disorder meals or not eating properly is about an upcoming test or exam, campus to help them deal with stress students have during the Counseling Center looking for cases could also be an avenue the worst thing to do," Heftier there will be things they can do to the extra stress. exam week causes more student ways to relax themselves in that students use to deal with said. "It will only cause one's relax themselves before the test," visits to the BGSU Counseling between study sessions, accord- their stress around exam time, stress level to rise higher." Davenport said. Center and the Wellness ing to Davenport. Hefner said. The Counseling Center and the The Wellness Connection has Connection. The Wellness Connection does So what can students do to Wellness Connection both offer several videos on stress manage-

Too early to Concert venue Students consider United tell if fire excited for show Nations to still hold power hurt habitat FIRE, FROM PAGE 1 MODEL U.N., FROM PAGE 1 Americans have said. "I think Overall, the students, includ- SOULFLY. FROM PAGE 1 cially Soulfly. people are right when they say ing Norris, said classes like Model Mentor, 20 miles northeast of "They bring in huge national own. But in reality it needs a con- the U.N. is flawed," Norris said. U.N. give students a chance to music industry. acts, so the scene has been sensus from the countries that Cleveland, is a Lake Erie shore- "But it is flawed the same way the relate the informau'on in their line community of about 50,000 He has spoken at the College restored to normal, and then are involved." state of Ohio's government is classes to the real world. Music lournal Conference in some," Dwyer said. The war with Iraq has recently middle- to upper-class residents flawed or the city of Bowling "Many students ask, 'How It boasts its 930-acre park system New York City in 1997. Meredith Alspach, a big made the United Nations a more does this class apply to my life?" Among his accomplishments, Green's government is flawed and numerous recreational and Soulfly fan, is eager to attend the talked about group, and the stu- Norris said. He said that is a and the United States govern- shopping venues. he made a cameo on The show. dents in the Model U.N. class ment is flawed. The U.N. is not problem with many classes, but Deftone's breakthrough album "Max Cavalcra is hot," Alspach said United States' citizens often in Model U.N. the knowledge Mentor Marsh is a haven for going to be perfect, and it will hundreds of bird species and an Around the Fur. In addition, the said. "F.nd of story." have misconceptions about the maintain the power it has always was practically applied within people of Brazil, his native coun- important breeding area for sev- In addition to Cavalera, United Nations. had." the conference. try, will soon see him in a series Soulfly includes Roy "Rata" "The thing I find threatening is Class participant, sophomore The knowledge gained in class eral fish native to Lake Erie. of Sprite commercials. Mayorga on drums, lackson that the U.N. has lost some of its Meghan Durbak. said in her eyes was applied in another way Mostly managed by the Anderson said he is excited to Bandeira on second guitar and respect from people in the the United Nations a good thing VandenBroek said. "Actual poli- Cleveland Museum of Natural bring a band of Soulfly's stature former Sepultura roadie United States," VandenBroek to have around. "I think the setup cies, like the ones we learned in History, the preserve was desig- because Headliners recently Marcello D. Rapp on bass. said. "But this is only because the could be altered," she said. "But class, apply to the people in the nated as a National Natural underwent several renovations. All together, Soulfly has pro- people of the United States only just the idea of all the countries United Nations ... and are landmark in 1966 and occupies Now the venue offers three sep- duced three albums; their most see the one-sided issue." forming alliances and trying to important to the people in an ancient abandoned channel arate rooms, a patio and a recent accomplishment being Another student in the class, accomplish peaceful solutions is Burkina Faso as well as people of of the Grand River. restaurant all in one. Soulfly 3. senior Stephen Norris, said that great. 1 only wish it had more other countries. That is some- Harvey Webster, the museum's Steve said he thought the Soulfly will play I leadliners, at although not perfect he does not power so it could act more quick- thing you don't experience while wildlife resources director, said music scene in Toledo was going 4500 North Detroit Wednesday think the United Nations has or sitting in the classroom." most of the previous fires in the to fall apart after the closing of with openers Sworn Enemy, E- will lose power, as some ly" marsh had been set. the Main Event another concert Town Concrete and OnceOver. It was too early to tell whether venue. He said he's glad to see a Doors open at 7 p.m. and tickets the fire will hurt animal and club like Headliners bringing are$!5. plants in the marsh, Webster said. national acts to the city, espe- Animals typically cannot live in the thick clumps of reeds. "Generally animals do a pretty ds There is a 1 in 5 chance that a U.S. workings? SCHOOL IS ALMOST 0UT...WH0000EEEE!!!! good job of moving away at the sPwoman will earn more than her husband. M first sign of smoke," he said. BAND KDW® (MP SCIAL OtJI JEW yoraoc ALICE PEACOCK

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Classes last approx. two BGSU Planetarium -112 Physical iliat .i business opportunity Next Union Lobby hours. For more information con- 7:30 p.m. Sciences Lab Bldg. month, University I nicking and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. tact the Information Desk at 419- Music from Bowling Green at the Ticket Sales for Hindustani ResFridge lit expects to ship or 6 - 8 p.m. 372-2741 Manor House: Piano Students 9:30 pm Mote stuff for about 1 .(XX) students Classical Recital How 2 Workshop Union. Room 314 from the Studio of Virginia Marks. UAO Movie- Die Another Day I lie product of a merger Sponsored by the India Students "Intermediate Cake Decorating" Free and open to the public. Union Theatre between two student owned Assxiation. Instructor: Florence Klopfstein. 6 p.m. Wildwood Metropolitan Parti. operations, the company was Union Lobby Expand beyond basic cake deco Managing Stress and Anxiety Toledo named .1 regional runner-up recent!) In the Global Collegiate Entrepreneur Awards Moving refrigerators and bates MRU not what I had in mind for my an undisclosed amount of Beware of man taken il as charily. USG positions still college career.' said loshua Kowitt. money the suspect fled east- Similar requests for money, a junior, tile rounder of Hesl ridge BG NEWS ward across Greenwood seeking handouts such as offers to shovel snow open for next year lies the chief executive of the Center. for a fee have been reported combined company BRIEFING Local police are seeking Undergraduate student gin Employees reported that the and Involve a similarly "I've learned that the idea is subject was black, and possibly community assistance in iden- eminent is accepting applica- almost secondary to the means ol Burger King robbed, tifying an individual who has described subject. tions for cabinet positions that female. The suspect was 1 'he involved suspect has hOH MIII go about making il into a been asking citizens of Bowling are still open for next year. described as 5 foot 9 inches been described as a white business, he said suspect escaped Green for handouts. The sus- Some of the positions siill wearing dark pants, a dark gray man, 30-40 years of age. 5 foot KowiO got the idea lot his com pect tells the citizen he needs open include state and nation- sweatshirt with hood and a H inches to (i foot, a receding pany the second month of his Early Monday morning the the money to pay for services al liaison, Greek liaison, Dance purple scarf across his or her hairline and brown hair. freshman year. \ friend at another Burner Kinu Restaurant in to unlock his car. Marathon representative. the 1500 block of East face. Citizens who may have been college rented a refrigerator for her Between March (i and April Webmaster, Administrative donn. Washington II. had no simi- U'oosler St. a suspect entered Anyone with information approached by the suspect are liaison and others, related to this incident is 22 the police have received lar appUam e rental on campus. the rear of the restaurant and eight reports of the subject encouraged to contact the llwise interested in applying held a knife to an employee's encouraged to contact the Bowling Green Police Division Most students who Inquire approaching resident-, at their can pick up forms and sign up about starting campus businesses neck according to Howling Howling (Ireen Police Division at 419-352-2571. for interviews at the USG homes. In some cases, the man "fall by the wayside." Grimes said. (Ireen police at 419-352-0077. office in room 404 in Student has promised to pay the "This group came forward and I he suspect demanded money back and other times Union. money and alter being given ivas confident the whole way." I Thank you! 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CHOU SHIAO-PING, spokesman for Taiwan's Hey Song Co., whose soft drink shares a name with the deadly virus. OPINION WIRE EDITORIAL III. CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES Animal testing necessary for research

While animal rights World Week for Animals in vivisection is a lie." because they don't want human tal drug tests, vaccinations and philosophically equate humans activists, including the Laboratories last week con- Their actions are understand- subjects to be exposed to the surgeries are simply too danger- with animals: Why should one Students for Animal cerned themselves more with able — even the most avid sup- dangers of experimental tests. ous to try on humans before suffer at the expense of the Liberation, make a valid point appealing to people's sentimen- porter of animal testing would Today's current technology is not more is known about their side other? Does not every living that animals should not be sub- tality about animal suffering, be disgusted by the images of sufficiently advanced in all fields effects Although animals are not thing have an equal right to live? jected to cruel forms of research rather than logic or informed suffering or dead animals the to fully model the physiological identical to humans, many do Unfortunately, this belittles the testing, a differentiation needs to debate about whether alternative protesters flashed. But the larger and psychological responses of exhibit similar response because problem to a black and white be made between the various strategies as effective as animal point is being missed. No differ- living creatures to drugs, disease of genetic similarities — thus issue of right or wrong — it's forms of animal testing currently testing exist. Protesters held signs entiation was made between and injury. they efficiently serve to differen- more complicated. It may seem practiced in the laboratories at showing mutilated animals with animal testing that's truly cruel When possible, researchers do tiate between medical proce- archaic to argue that life is hier- UCLA, other universities and inflammatory assertions, such as and unnecessary and that which use human subjects But there dures which might be valuable archically structured such that research corporations. "Tax dollars down the drain, must happen, even when we are many procedures that simply and those without promise or human life is more valuable than The student animal rights UCLA is to blame," or, "Why know it will involve animals suf- cannot be conducted on a living with too many risks involved. animal life, but it's a decision we activists who participated in the should innocent animals die. fering. Scientists use animals human being; some experimen- Many activists ethically and have to make.

How can society allow abortion? pr ADT F PETA loves animals

KATIE things this way. one laugh. It means losing the ON THE STREET RIDDLE There are many arguments for chance to do more with their life more than people why abortion is and should be than making money, working omitted from the law. First, even and then dying. Guest Columnist What has been your the people. PETA protested though scientists have agreed Of course an unplanned preg- best memory from vocally that pigeons and chick- that life begins at conception, nancy, including one from rape, CURT ens used by American troops A man by the name of Scott they do not agree on when a can be very scary and hard but this past year? HARRIS to detect chemical weapons Peterson has been charged with baby becomes a person. Some once the life is there the only Opinion Columnist "never enlisted." PETA also killing his wife Laci Peterson and say that the developing baby is option to rid of the so-called protested that the dolphins his unborn child who were both only a blob of tissue. Of course problem is to kill the baby, that is I like animals How could I locating mines in the Persian found after they washed up on this is certainly not the case; it is the bottom line. You kill the life shore. If convicted, he might get legal in this country to kill a baby not? I grew up in the country Gulf "have not volunteered." inside you that is growing and on a farm surrounded by ani- It s not that the lives of animals the death penalty. It is a com- when the heart is beating. It also that would someday love you mals So why is it that every are worthless, but 1 have to mon belief that the victim's rela- only takes three months to have and smile and hug you along time I hear People for the wonder why PETA thinks the tives deserve to get justice for all organ systems running, just with you doing hopefully the this horrible crime. They not look it up in any medical book. Ethical Treatment of Animals life of one chicken is more same. it's like nails on a chalkboard? important than a platoon of only lost a daughter, but also a The baby is most certainly not a The question to ask dien is BORIS YAN0VSKY PETA has a long history of solders. grandson whose name was blob; countless pictures and how can this be acceptable? How SOPHOMORE, UNDECIDED fighting for animal rights, Then there are PETAs other Connor. Despite what people sonograms have proven this fact. can killing a person be better think about the death penalty, it Some people will say the baby which is a noble cause and I ad campaigns; one recent ad than letting two hearts beat "That prostitute that agree with some things they was called "Holocaust on your is right for the government to is not a person until it is bom. where love will most certainly This is like saying 1 am not a per- ended up being a dude." argue against. I do like the "I'd Dinner Plate," which was what punish a person for such a grow? Yes, people will always son if I have a bag over my head rather go naked then wear fur" it sounds like. There was also crime. But wait a minute, this make the wrong choices and yes, for the rest of my life because I campaigning, and not just the Easter/Passover, "Jesus was thinking does not make sense. we do have the freedom to am inside something and you because of all the naked the Prince of Peas" ad, which I low could an unbom child be choose, but how can a govern- murdered? It can be murdered cannot sec my tears women that appear in the ads. was lambasted as being both ment, how can a society, be because the unbom is very sim- The other argument for abor- I've also tried to become a historically inaccurate and sac- accepting of a crime so full of ply alive. Because of this fact, the tion is that women should have vegetarian, of which PETA rilegious Of course there's also horror, like the case of Connor state of California, where the the choice. We have the freedom would approve, but that lasted the "Got Beer?" campaign, and Laci, in which the most case is being held, has a law stat- to choose between right and all of three hours because ham which told everyone that milk innocent, beautiful and venera- ing that it is unlawful to kill an wrong, but choosing the wrong tastes too damn good. But I was cruel, and beer was the ble human beings are being torn unborn child except in the case should never be a right just like offer moral support in the fact I best substitute. Mothers hating someone so much that apart by the waves of a belief ofabortion. JASON BYERLY won't eat veal and when the Against Drunk Driving was not This law has major contradic- you kill him or her is not a right. that it's life does not matter? choice is available, I'll take the amused. PETA even managed 1 pray that all those who have tions What this law is really say- Sometimes women feel the SOPHOMORE free-range meat products. to produce a commercial that aborted know that you can be ing is that as long as the child is desire to abort because they CONSTRUCTION MGMT. Other than that, my support of was too graphic for Al-Jazeera, wanted then it is called murder have other plans like a career so forgiven and that you are loved PETA is limited to following the the same network that aired to kill the unbom, but if the baby they decide to kill the child in despite your choice, or should "The visits from my advice of Bob Barker, and I footage of American POWs be. But remember that two is not wanted then it is accept- their womb because they feel it roommate's mom when help control the pet population being tortured. able to stop the life of the fetus. It is their "right" to. This so-called hearts beating is far better for the he's out of town... if you by having mine spayed or Then again that could be the is allowed by state law to stop the "right" not only kills the baby but silence that no one wants to hear neutered. point, to get news coverage beating heart of a live baby also causes the mother to lose when the silence is the sound of know what I mean." My beef with PETA, excuse about the offensive campaign (within 22 days the heart starts the chance to love someone death when it could have been the pun, is with most of their to help further their cause. Or beating). Of course California is more than words can say. It the sound of a thousands giggles, ideas. They're so obsessively maybe gross people out to the not the only state that sees means losing the chance to hold a thousand laughs and a thou- over the top, that people can point they won't eat meat. a hand, to kiss and make a little sand sounds of life. hardly take them seriously. For Although when you stop and example this week, PETA really think about it, everything offered Hamburg, New York we do with our mouths is pret- SPRING IN BOWLING GBEE/V" officials $15,000 to change the ty gross: meat, organic vegeta- town's name to Veggieburg. 1 bles, passing germs kissing, etc. can't help but be baffled by But PETA goes beyond just this. Hamburg, NY was named protesting and questionable ASHLEIGH MAYER after Hamburg, Germany, and choice in advertising. PETA neither was named after the and similar organizations are JUNIOR, SOCIAL WORK food; the food was named after becoming more and more mil- "The best memories are the New York Hamburg, itant, participating in activities the ones I can't remember." though. This isn't the first time like arson and bomb threats, PETA has made such an offer, among others. Ingrid Newkirk, either. In 1996, PETA proposed PETAs co-founder and presi- that the town of Fishkill change dent, says "Our non-violent its centuries-old name to tactics are not as effective, we Fishsave, since the group ask nicely for years and get believed the name conjured up nothing. Someone makes a violent imagery of dead fish. threat, and it works." It is dis- However, Dutch founded the turbing to think an organiza- town and "kill" is the Dutch tion with such noble senti- word for "stream." I can't help ments could blaze such a nar- but think the people offended row-minded traiL BOBBIE KN0TTS by the name of these towns are Some of these animal rights SOPHOMORE, SOCIAL WORK the same people offended by zealots have declared akin to ONLY ONE MORE WEEK! the name of the movie "The Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy. "When Ashleigh saved Lord of the Rings II: The Two King didn't use arson to spread E-mail your letters/columns to [email protected] before the semester is over. me from Marilyn Towers." his beliefs, last time I checked, See Submission Policy for guidelines. Manson in the Even in the depths and dark- King engaged in civil disobedi- ness of war, leave it to PETA to ence. But where is civility when bathroom? think of the poultry instead of you prefer poultry to people?

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SARS FEAR LEADS TO SCHOOL CLOSING www.bgnews.com MINERAL. RIDGE, Ohio (AP) — Parents fearing the SARS virus forced a school district to close Monday after a group of band members traveled last week to Toronto, where it has killed 19 people. None of the students showed any signs of severe acute respiratory syndrome, but two school board members received five or six calls each from wor- ried parents and asked that schools be closed STATE Local fort gets $6.2 million restoration IHt ASSOCHUD PKISS "Mus tour companies hated PKRHYSBURG — A fon thai "Fort Meigs guarded the natural invasion route into Ohio. If Fort Meigs falls, this place." said larry Nelson. helped save northwesi Ohio and people south of there should start heading for the Ohio River." I ml Meigs site manage! sine. Indiana from invasion in iheWar 1980. "Then- was so much walk of 1812 has undergone ihc state's ing, especially for senior -Citizen second largest restoration for the ADAM SAKEL EDUCATION SPECIALIST AT THE MEMORIAL groups. It was half a mile just to bicentennial celebration this get into the fort, li just wasn't visi- year. VVorthinglon's home in entrance to the fort and tells the manded the troops. Soldiers fort, which was named for Return tor friendly." Historians hope the $6.2 mil- Chillicothe. history of Ohio, its native people there stopped two sieges by Jonathan Meigs lr., Ohio's fourth Gary C Ness, the historical lion renovation will bring new life The renovated park will and settlers. American Indian fighters led by governor. society's executive director, said to the Fort Meigs State Memorial, include a new museum and edu- Some artifacts include period Tecumseh and British troops. After it was abandoned, the 10- In was happy the project could which sits atop a hill along the cation center and reopen on May military uniforms and a gunpow- "Fort Meigs guarded the natur- acre fort eventually crumbled IK- completed despite state bud Maumee River. 3. der hom engraved with a map of al invasion route into Ohio." said and the highway ran through the get constraints. The Army abandoned the fon The fort was rebuilt with tim- the fon. Adam Sakel. education specialist middle of the site until the road "It's been a tremendous in 1815. later it was divided for ber from southern Ohio. Four of William Henry Harrison, later at the memorial. "If Fort Meigs was moved during the 1960s. amount of work the past eight awhile by a highway. seven wooden blockhouses now the ninth U.S. president, built falls, people south of there should Fort Meigs was restored in 1975 years." Ness said. "I'm so wry glad The Ohio Historical Society have historical exhibits, including Fort Meigs in 1813 to protect stan heading for the Ohio River." by the ()hio Historical Society, but the plan began when times were spent S6.fi million on the restora- a life-size mural of U.S. troops. northwest Ohio and Indiana About 3,500 U.S. soldiers lived it was not popular. Only 15,0001< > encouraging, and the commit tion of Gov. Thomas The museum serves as an from British invasion and com- inside the wooden walls of the 18,000 people visited yearly. meut continued." Mother seeks closure at execution IHf ASSOCIATED PR€SS ing. but, at the same time, it means I attorneys should bo rewarded foi CINCINNATI — A woman On Friday, Gov. Bob Tan denied don't have to deal with more all the lies they have perpetuated whose daughter was beaten, Brewer's request for clemency. hearings and more appeals and over the years," Byrne said. "Dave choked and stabbed to death 18 Defense attorneys had argued read about it in the paper. has never accepted responsibility years ago plans to watch the that Brewer deserved mercy "There's a void in my life, as if for what he did." killer's execution today. because he had no criminal it's never really complete," she Brewer lured Sherry Byrne Myrtle Kaylor said it will allow record before the slaying and has said. from her home to a suburban her to "walk the last mile" with been a model prisoner. loe Byrne, who bad been mar- Cincinnati motel in 1965, on the her daughter. No more appeals were ried to Sherry just a few months pretense she would be meeting David Brewer, 43, the man con- planned. when she was killed, said the first him and his wife. victed of killing Sherry Byrne, 21, "If there's no new facts other year after her death was the hard - Authorities said Brewer sexual was taken yesterday to the than those already reviewed cst. I le checked into a hospital's ly assaulted and beat Byrne In .1 Southern Ohio Correctional through the court system, you psychiatric unit twice to get help. motel room before abducting hei Facility in Utcasville, where he is can't file a challenge just because "1 wanted to die," Byrne said. and driving around with her in to die by chemical injection. you don't want your client to die," Brewer, who lived in die trunk of his car for several He ordered a special meal of Greg Meyers, an assistant state Centervillc. near Dayton, and hours. fried chicken, baked potato with public defender, said Monday. managed a rental appliance Police said passing motorists ai butter, macaroni and cheese, Kaylor said she hopes that store, was a former fraternity one point reported seeing a piece CraiiRuttleAP Photo corn, dinner rolls, a slice of apple Brewer's execution will bring her brother of Byrne's He later told of paper with "help me please REMEMBERING: Myrtle Kaylor speaks in Sharonville. Ohio, about pie and root beer, said Andrea some relief. police he was attracted to his written in lipstick shoved through Dean, prison system spokes- her daughter, Sherry Byrne, as she shows family photos. Byrne was "It's not going to be a celebra- friend's wife. the crack in the trunk ofa car. woman. He also would have the abducted from a Sharonville hotel and later murdered by David tion," Kaylor said. "I don't cele- "I think he needs to die, mostly option to eat breakfast this mom- brate somebody else's downfall because 1 don't think he and his Brewer who was later arrested and convicted in her death.

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IHE ISS0CIAK0 PRESS authority, Bush told about 600 DEARBORN, Mich. — Arab-Americans at the Ford America will not impose any gov- Gommunityand Performing Arts ernment or culture on Iraq but Center that they need to be will be a "steady friend" in form- patient because building a new ing a new democracy to replace democracy takes time. Saddam Hussein, President Bush "America pledged to rid Iraq of said yesterday in a speech broad- an oppressive regime and we cast across the Arab world. kept our word," Bush said. Brad CBowwAP Photo "The Iraqi people will choose "America now pledges to help their own leaders and their own Iraqis build a prosperous and TRAGIC LOSS: The line of mourners for the funeral of slain Red government," Bush told an exu- peaceful nation and we will keep Lion Area, Jr. High School Principal Eugene Segro stretches two berant crowd that twice chanted our word again." blocks around the St. Patrick's Church yesterday in York, Pa. "U-S-A, U-S-A," in Dearborn, a He said the journey will be suburb of Detroit with deep hard, "but at every step of the Middle Eastern ties. way, Iraq will have a steady friend "The days of oppression from in the American people." Town shocked by any source are over." he said. Bush said economic sanctions "Iraq will be democratic" still in place against Iraq were Bush's speech in Dearborn, on pointless and should be Saddam's birthday, came on the removed. And he highlighted murder-suicide same day that Jay Gamer, the progress in restoring power and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS senior at Red Lion Christian retired Army lieutenant general getting food and medical aid to RED DON, Pa. — Mourners School. who is Iraq's day-to-day adminis- Iraqi citizens. packed two central Pennsylvania At the service for Segro, in trator, met in Baghdad with 300 This was Bush's ninth presi- churches yesterday to remember nearby York, city officials closed Iraqi political leaders. Religious dential trip to Michigan, which a junior high principal and the streets around St. Patrick Church, leaders, regional chiefs and carries 17 electoral votes in next eighth-grader who killed the where hundreds of mourners Pablo Marline: Honsnrm W Photo exiled Iraqis all are vying for year's election. Bush lost man and then shot himself. formed a line stretching for two power in the new Iraq. Michigan to Democrat Al Gore lames R. Sheets shot Eugene blocks. FRIENDLY RELATIONS: President Bush, right, shakes hands on As Gamer mapped out a vision Segro, 51, in the chest Thursday Every pew was filled, and stage with Iman Hassan Qazwini. local religious leader, after pro- and seems determined not to for an interim government repeat the defeat. in the cafeteria of Red Lion Area mourners spilled into the foyer moting Iraqi democracy In a speech yesterday in Dearborn, Mich. lunior High School. Sheets, 14, and stood 10 deep on the front then shot himself in the head. steps and outside along either The funeral for Sheets was at side of the building for more than the Red Lion Bible Church, an hour. where associate pastor Steve More than 1.000 people went Schmuck (old the 500 in atten- to a visitation for Segro on dance that the shootings left two Sunday, including educators Mastercard settles debit card suit families "devastated and in from across the county, students shock." and parents. By Enn McClam cards. They also say the card involve both a payment from pendent analysts said Visa and "I know of no words to allevi- Those attending said Segro IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS companies are stifling competi- MasterCard and a change in MasterCard together could have ate the sorrow of losing someone was upbeat, fair and genuinely NEW YORK - MasterCard tion. some of MasterCard's business been liable for as much as $45 you love, but though 1 am help- interested in his students. International struck a last-ditch Visa and MasterCard say their practices. billion. less, I am not hopeless," "1 don't think there's many settlement with thousands of honor-all-cards policy actually The framework of the settle- The 1996 suit said Visa and Schmuck said. principals who could fill his retailers Monday just before their increases customer choice. Both ment was reached after a week- MasterCard unfairly require mer- Many who attended the 30- shoes." said Shane McDaniel, a multibillion-dollar lawsuit over sides say they are fighting for the end of negotiations that at times chants to accept their debit minute service declined to speak seventh-grader. "I've seen him debit card practices was set to go best interest of consumers. "actively involved" the judge cards, which require a customer's with the media, but some stu- give out lunch money to kids to trial. U.S. District ludge lohn himself, the source said on con- signature to verify a transaction. dents from the church's Christian who didn't have any." The settlement left Visa USA to Gleeson did not give details of the dition of anonymity. The plaintiffs say the process ulti- day school said Schmuck told Officials had closed local battle it out in cram with the MasterCard settlement and he Meanwhile, lawyers for Visa mately costs consumers more them he had spoken to Sheets on schools to allow people to attend retailers, including big names barred both sides from dis- and the retailers settled on a jury money. the Sunday before the shooting. the funerals Wal-Mart, Sears and Circuit (lity. cussing it publicly. "I don't want and Gleeson scheduled opening Many retailers would rather Sheets had expressed an interest The shootings happened The retailers say Visa and this jury pool tainted by that," he arguments for Wednesday. use less expensive, independent in attending the Christian school shortly after 7:30 a.m. Thursday, MasterCard have trapped them said. Lawyers for the merchants networks that clear debit-card for high school, they said. when about 350 students were into paying high fees by demand- While details were being final- have declined to place a dollar transactions using a personal "He had a positive outlook on gathered in the cafeteria before ing that stores accept their debit ized late Monday, a source close figure on damages they will seek identification number, or PIN. life before this happened, so classes at Red Lion Area lunior cards along with their credit to the settlement said it would if they prevail, but some inde- that's why it was so unexpected," High School in south-central said less Norton, an 18-year-old Pennsylvania

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Redd signs with BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Indianapolis Colts www.bgsufalcons.com Bowling Green, Ohio - Former BGSU wide receiver Robert Redd (Dayton, Ohio/Wayne HS) has signed a free agent contract with the Indianapolis Colts. Redd holds BGSU receiving records Track team gives strong for receptions in a season (83, 2002), receptions in a career By Daniel Gedney regional competition in the 100- and Melissa Krueger placed 17th (211), and receiving yards in a 15th in the 10,000-meter nin around after classes let out to SPORTS REPORTER meter hurdles at the Drake with a time of 4:04.12. In the 4 X withatime of 39:14.98. compete on the conference career (2,276). His 14 recep- The Bowling Green track and Relays, finishing seventh with a 200-meter relay. Taylor, Walker. Brooke Allen was the top squad. He said that he has a tions against Northern Illinois field team gave several strong time of 14.15 seconds, her sec- McGowan, and Valerie Holland Falcon in the throws. She took clearer picture of who these peo- also is a single-game Falcon performances at the Drake and ond fastest time this season. record. placed seventh with a time of fifth place in the javelin with a ple may be after watching these Hillsdale Relays over the week- Also turning in her second- 1:39.87. mark of 33.51 meters. two meets. Redd (5-10,200) also end. best time of the season was Amy Henry was the top Falcon In the 800-meter event, "1 diink I definitely have a bet- earned first-team All-MAC The Falcons split their squad Amber Culp, who placed sev- honors in 2001 and 2002. at the Hillsdale Relays. Henry fin- Christy Paine led the Falcons ter idea of those that are getting between the two meets. Head enth in the 3,000-meter steeple- ished first in the 100-meter hur- with a time of 2:21.92. good for a better and wanting to continue coach Scott Sehmann was chase with a time of 10:57.260 dles with a time of 14.36. She also 10th place finish. Katrina Kerns to get better a want to stay Clear Channel Lima pleased with the results of com- Kerri McClung represented competed in the 200-meter dash led BG in the 1,500-meter's, fin- around for conference," peting in two separate meets. the Falcons in the shot put. She where she placed fourth with a ishing 16th with a time of 4:50.09. Sehmann said. "A lot of people to broadcast games "It definitely gave more of our placed 18th with a mark of 42 time of 25.17. With the Mid-American have gotten raoif competitive." www.bgsufalcons.com people chances to compete." feet, 11 inches. Leading the way for the Conference Outdoor Next up for the Falcons is atrip The Bowling Green State Sehmann said. "It was good for a The major focus at the Drake Falcons in the distance events Championships just a little over lo Indianapolis Ind. to compete University Department of lot of those athletes to compete Relays for the Falcons was the were Cyndi BostdortT and Elise two weeks away, coach in the Butler Iwi-Ught on May 2. Athletics has reached an numerous times and come away relay events. Inthesprintmedley Gould. BostdortT placed 11th in Sehmann has been looking for agreement with Clear with a pretty good workday." the team of Amber Walker, the steeplechase with a time of people to step up and show him Channel lima for WBUK-FM Alicia Taylor qualified for Marquita McGowan, Ellen Alkire 11:53.90 while Gould placed they have the desire to stay (106.3 FM) to serve as theflag- ship station for all BGSU foot- ball and men's basketball games for the next three years. Under the agreement, Clear Channel Lima also will over- see the development and day-to-day operation of pro- Softball drops three to NIU gramming regarding Falcon football and men's basketball By Elliott Schreiner hammered the Falcons by and will secure affiliates to SPORTS REPORTER scores of 13-2 and 2-0. carry BGSU games and relat- The Bowling Green Softball But the Falcons don't plan ed coach's shows for Falcon team had a tough weekend, to to dwell on their dismal week- football coach Gregg Brandon say the least. end and look to today's- and men's basketball coach The Falcons, who have been matchup against Cleveland Dan Dakich. hot of late, dropped three games State as a perfect opportunity to Mid-American Conference to fine tune their game before rival Northern Illinois. their final weekend of MAC The three setbacks put the competition. Falcons in the middle of the The Falcons should have pack in MAC competition with little trouble with Cleveland a 12-9 record and put them State's offense, which has no under .500 for the first time in players batting over .300. Men's weeks with a 21 -23-1 record on The real problem for the year. Bowling Green may come in The Falcon's main problem the form of Cleveland State's came at the plate as they were pitching, which has kept them golf has held in check all weekend. The in most of their games and has offense could only muster two helped them to a 15-24-1 runs and complimented those record. two runs with a less than Cleveland State also may solid impressive 16 hits. have an advantage playing at The brightest spot for the home, where they are a com- Falcons came from the right fortable 7-7 on the season. arm of freshman Liz Vrabcl In the end, Bowling Green round who gave up only two earned will be using this last non-con- runs on the weekend while ference game to work on their Erik Bell SPORIS REPORTER pitching an astounding 13 fundamentals before a three innings. game spin with Eastern Andy Miller had a career week- Nine of those innings came Michigan this weekend to end as the men's golf team put in the 10 inning opener, which wrap up their MAC regular sea- together a strong third round to saw the Falcons lose in the bot - son. finish 10th out of 15 teams at the torn of the 10th inning on a The first game of this non- Rutherford Intercollegiate in Ben Swanger BG News Amy Ligmanowski game-win- conference double header is University Park, Pa. ning single, giving Northern scheduled to start at 4 p.m. at READY TO GO: A BG player gets ready to tag up at a home game against Miami earlier this month. Unlike in recent tournaments, Illinois a 1-0 victory. Cleveland State's Viking Field. the Falcons had very strong sec- The Falcons will travel to take on Cleveland State in a doubleheader today. The rest of the weekend was ond and third rounds. They shot all Northern Illinois, as they a 293 in the second round while firing a 291 in the third round. The first round, however, was the Falcons' undoing as they shot a 305. Coach Garry Winger would have liked to finish higher, but Every sport gets lower was happy with the progress that Tennis ends was made. "I would have liked to have fin- ished better than 10th, but it was nice to see us finally improve average in race, women each round which we haven't its' season By Steve Wilstein done in a while," Winger said. "Unfortunately, at this level, you THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Erica Gambaccini Dean said. Women and minorities are can't afford a poor round like the SPORTS EDITOR first round was." In the No. 1 doubles match losing ground with jobs in pro- The tournament was hosted The women's tennis team fin- Lisa Maloney and Susie fessional and college sports, by Penn State, and the host ished their season in a 4-3 loss Schoenberger were in a close reversing a trend toward greater Nittany Lions won the tourna- to Northern Illinois in the Mid- match with NIU's Cassic Drake diversity, according to a study ment with a three-round total of American Conference and Erica Heshelman before released Monday. 852. Championships Thursday. the match was ended with the Every professional sport had The Falcons had a three-round "I thought we were psyched Huskies leading, 7-6. lower averages for employing total of 889 and were led by up and we played well," head "In singles, No. 2 and 5, women compared with the last Miller's career-low score of 217 coach Penny Dean said. "We Cameron IBenjamin] and Susie Racial and Gender Report Card for 54 holes. Miller also shot a played them so much better lost in straight-sets, but the two years ago, and minority hir- career-low round of 69 in the sec- than we did earlier in the year." other four were still playing and ing slipped in pro and college ond round on Saturday. Miller This loss ends a four-game Alyson won," Dean said. "So at sports, the study found. shot 74's in the first and third winning streak and drops the that point it was 3-1 them, but 1 "While we are creeping rounds Miller's score of 217 was Falcons overall record to 10-11. knew we could win the last two toward fair play, we still have a good enough to tie for 15th place "We played doubles first and matches." long road ahead," said sports overall. at one point we were up," Dean Schoenberger fell to NIU's sociologist Richard Lapchick, said. "To win the doubles point Drake in the second flight, 6-1, author of the report published "I was very happy for Andy this Stephen Cnerncn AC PMo weekend," Winger said. "As his would have been phenomenal, 7-5, while Benjamin dropped by the Institute for Diversity and career is winding down here, it but then we ended up losing it." the fifth flight, 6-0,6-2. Ethics in Sport at the University NEW OWNER: Robert Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment was nice to see him have his best At the third doubles flight The Falcons' lone senior, of Central Florida Television, answers questions during a Dec. News Conference. weekend ever. Having not played Heidi Romer and Andrea Gabel, won the only match on Only baseball, the NBA and Meister paired up for a close the day for BG. NHL improved their grades for well last week, this will give him NHL. NBA, Major League positions in college and profes- some confidence going into the loss to Northern Illinois' Branka "Alyson played very steady minority hiring compared with Savic and Kristi Mclntyre. and smart," Dean said. "She the 2001 report. Soccer and college sports. It sional sports, including general Mid-American Conference found: managers, team vice presidents ''ouniament." Alyson Gabel and Gaby was ahead from the beginning The 12th issue of the report Coello fell to NIU's team of and wore her opponent down card studied players, coaches —Minorities (blacks, Asians, and college athletic directors. Three Falcons tied for 41st Latinos, Pacific Islanders and —The percentage of black place in the tournament. Craig Tanya Sukovic and Kerrie by the third set." and front office/athletic depart- Tyioran at the second flight, 8-3. ment employees of major American Indians) lost ground "The doubles played well," TENNIS. PAGE 8 in most of the top management MINORITIES, PAGE10 GOLF. PAGE 2 league baseball, the NFL, NBA.

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COfWSPORTS 3 8 Tuesday. April 29.2003 SPORTS WWW.B6NEWS.COM Popovich named coach of the year 1KC ASSOCIATE0 PRESS the season. Spurs in 1988 as an assistant to SAN ANTONIO — Gregg Popovich has a regular-sea- coach Larry Brown, a position Popovich won the NBA Coach of son record of 339-185, giving he held for four years. In 1992, the Year award on yesterday for him the most wins of any San he went to Golden State to serve leading the San Antonio Spurs to Antonio coach, and he has a in the same capacity under Don the league's best record. .647 winning percentage over Nelson before returning to San Popovich, the first Spurs coach seven seasons. Antonio as general manager. to win the award, received 40 out He is 35-26 in the playoffs. A 1970 graduate of the Air of a possible 121 first-place votes San Antonio is tied with Force Academy with a degree in from a panel of sports writers and Phoenix in the opening-round, Soviet studies, Popovich was a broadcasters. best-of-seven series, with Game four-year player for the Falcons Golden State Warriors coach 5 on tonight in San Antonio. and led them in scoring as a Eric Musselman was second with The Spurs have won at least senior. 26 first-place votes, and Utah Jazz 50 games in five of the past six After fulfilling his military coach lerry Sloan was third (18). seasons. In the strike-shortened commitment, he returned to Popovich, San Antonio's coach 1998-99 season, San Antonio Air Force as an assistant coach since December 1996, led the was 39-13 and went on to win before moving west in 1979 to Spurs to their third straight its first NBA championship. take the head coaching position Midwest Division title and a 60- Besides being the Spurs' at Division 111 Pomona-Pitzer in 22 record. coach, Popovich was the team's Claremont, Calif. He was there San Antonio once trailed general manager from 1994 to for eight years before joining Edward A. OriKlas AP Photo Dallas by 8 1/2 games in the 2002 before giving that job to the Spurs. ACCEPTANCE SPEECH: San Antonio Spurs head coach Greg Popovich answers questions from the division, but the Spurs went 41 - R.C. Buford before the start of 9, beginning Ian. 1, to pass the this season. media during a news conference yesterday. Popovich was named NBA coach ot the year. Mavericks in the final week of Popovich started with the Gabel Baffert not enthusiastic about derby

By Richard Rosenblatt Kafwain. Prince Ahmed died of a Friday, but Baffert says that Derby on April 5 but finished win the Derby, no doubt in my IHE ASSOCIMtO PRESS heart attack last summer at age could change by Wednesday's either first or second in his previ- mind." finishes LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As much 43. Derby post position draw. ous seven races. Kafwain got sick Indian Express, a son of the as he tries, Bob Baffert is having a Pincay would have been —The trainer also unveiled his and lost training time after the Baffert-trained Indian Charlie, is tough time generating his usual aboard Indian Express — a colt Derby horse for 2004 — a tall, Santa Anita Derby, but the dark a big question mark. The Utah- enthusiasm for the Kentucky he encouraged Baffert to buy — angular unnamed colt by bay colt galloped yesterday and bred who won his first two races career Derby. but the 56-year-old rider is in a Menifee. Around the bam, he's is set for his final breeze today. in Panama, was purchased for Yes, this is the same happy-go- California hospital after breaking known as Fifty Short — as in the "No one ever talks about him, 5100,000 bv Baffert's longtime lucky guy with three Derby victo- his neck in a spill at Santa Anita purchase price was $50,000 short and I never brag on him," said friend Phil Chess on Pincay's rec- ries in the past six years, the on March 1. of $1 million. Baffert. "He's just hard knocking ommendation. same trainer who has visions of And Vindication, Baffert's star Baffert may not talk up his 3- he's got a huge heart and he'll be "Laffit is from Panama, and he strong yet another win Saturday with Derby prospect, was knocked off year-olds this week, but that there at the end. A mile-and-a- had a friend there who wanted to Indian Express or Kafwain. the trail in February with a doesn't mean Indian Express or quarter probably isn't his cup of sell the horse," Baffert said. "He But standing outside his bam strained ligament in his left front Kafwain can't win. Last year, tea, but he's been right there told me it was a son of Indian TENNIS, FROM PAGE 7 yesterday morning, Baffert was leg. "It's just depressing to lose Baffert pooh-poohed War every time." Charlie. They e-mailed me pic- talking about a few pals he'll miss such an exciting horse," he said. Emblem's chances but had the Kafwain has four wins in 11 tures and video and I thought I'd Gabel defeated the Huskies' Derby week — the late Saudi Baffert is likely to cheer up as last laugh when the nearly black starts and earnings of $715,848. take a shot." Sukovic in straight-sets, 6-4, 6-1, Prince Ahmed bin Salman, post time nears. He usually does. colt wired the field to win by four He will be ridden by Pat Indian Express, with Tyler at the third flight. injured 1 lall of Fame jockey Laffit Plus, he's got other things to lengths at odds of 20-1. Valenzuela, who returns to the Baze aboard, finished fourth in 6 She ends her career at Bowling Pincay Jr., and injured 2-year-old think about as his bam has been Trainer Bobby Frankel holds Derby for the first time in 10 1 /2-furlong race at Santa Anita in 1 Green on a five-game singles champion Vindication. a beehive of activity the past few the strongest Derby hand with years. Valenzuela, plagued by March, then finished a game sec- winning streak. "It's sad in a way," said Baffert, days. expected favorite Empire Maker drug and alcohol problems for ond by a head to Buddy Gil in the "She has won her last five sin- his wife, fill, by his side. "The —Domestic Dispute was sold and second choice Peace Rules, years, replaced Victor Espinoza Santa Anita Derby on April 5. gles matches," Dean said. "It's a prince would have been here, Saturday, and the colt Baffert but the best horse doesn't always on Kafwain for the Santa Anila "He was pretty goofy when he good way to finish. She has been and we'd be having a great time pulled out of Derby contention win the 1 1/4-milc cavalry Derby. got here. He wouldn't let anyone playing her best college tennis ... And 1-affit would be here riding earlier this month will now run charge. In fact, the Derby favorite " 1 wanted to do something dif- touch his head or his ears. But the last part of the season." Indian Express. But you just have in the race for trainer Paddy has only one victory — Fusaichi ferent to try to win," said Baffert. he's not the same horse he was Since this match was part of to go with what you've got." Gallagher. Pegasus in 2000 — since Espinoza was aboard War 90 days ago. He's really changed the MAC Championships, as The prince operated The —Baffert still won't rule Senor Spectacular Bid won in 1979. Emblem, but Baffert was unhap- — and for the better." soon as a winner is determined Thoroughbred Corp., which Swinger out of the Derby. The Baffert's best chance appears py with the jockey's ride aboard they advance onto the next owned Baffert's 2002 Derby win- colt he began training last month to be Kafwain, a tough hombre Kafwain in the Louisiana Derby. round and the other matches are ner War Emblem and owns is likely to run in a grass race who was third in the Santa Anita Says Valenzuela: "I think we'll ended, regardless of the score. The last match that went in the Huskies favor was the No. 1 sin- gles flight where Malonev fell to NIU'sSavic,6-4.2-6,6-2.' "Lisa's game was back, which Man convicted of throwing firecracker was encouraging," Dean said. "She has had some trouble since tHE ASSOCIAtEO PRESS she sprained her ankle." Common Pleas ludge Burl felonious assault. Assistant County thing because of ethnicity." BG's Coello and Romer were CLEVELAND — A man was Griffin. Griffin reduced the charges Prosecutor Ed Fitzgerald Police officers testified that forced to quit their matches after convicted yesterday of charges His mother. Sharon Harp, said because only one person was pounded Mendez with ques- Mendez was drunk and bel- Northern Illinois won their he threw an explosive device she could not believe that her seriously injured and because tions about his actions before ligerent as they questioned fourth point. akin to a firecracker at a child went to go see a Cleveland he concluded Mendez was and after the explosion. him. Mendez said he had nine "Gaby and Heidi could have Cleveland Indians game last Indians baseball game and 10 reckless, but did not intend to Patrick Vorreiter, a witness beers that day, but wasn't come through and won the third summer. months later faces a prison sen- hurt anyone. at the stadium who was 17 at drunk. set," Dean said. "Gaby lost to the Andrew Mendez, who shook tence. She said an injustice "He intended a prank that the lime, testified that He and two friends were same girl a few weeks back. She his head as the judge gave his had been done in the court- would cause a loud noise, Mendez threatened to throw a questioned several times by was never much of a threat. In ruling was found guilty of aggra- room. alarm people, but not one that bomb. Video surveillance police and felt they were being this match, Gaby made up her vated arson, assault and three "If this can happen to us, would cause physical injury," showed Mendez in the area harassed, he said. They were mind. She knew she could beat counts of negligent assault. this can happen to any of your Griffin said. where the explosion occurred. arrested after they went to this girl. She used her drop shot Mendez, 20, of Elyria. faces families," she angrily said to Mendez testified last week Mendez denied police lacobs Field customer service wisely. I was proud of her. She three to 10 years in prison. He TV cameras. that he has never handled fire- claims that he blamed the to complain about the police, probably would have won." and several members of his fam- Prosecutors say Mendez works because they frighten explosion on three black boys. he said. Cocllo's was tied 2-2 in the ily walked out of the courtroom tossed an explosive device him. Police say they never found a Prosecutors dismissed simi- third set at the fourth flight with visibly upset. from the upper deck of lacobs "You're talking to a guy who group of boys fitting the lar charges against his two NIU's Tyioran after dropping the "I wasn't happy with that man, Field during an Indians game holds sparklers with oven description. friends, Donald Krieger, 23, first set 3-6 and then coming but I do not want to make any lune 11, injuring four people. mitts," he told Griffin, who "I'm a minority myself," and Clifton Oliver, 22, both of back to win the second set 6-3. comment, all right?" Mendez He was charged with aggra- heard the case instead of a Mendez said. "I would never Elyria. In the sixth flight Romer was said about Cuyahoga County vated arson and four counts of jury. blame anyone else for some- losing the third set 5-3. She lost the first set 2-6, but retaliated for a 6-4 win in the second set.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Several key players missed the championships COLUMBUS, Ohio — More spring with injuries, including than 57,000 paying customers three-fourths of the first-team watched Ohio State's spring defensive line and several key 60LF.FR0MPAGE7 the top five with a score of 869. intrasquad game on Saturday players on the offensive line. Finishing just one stroke and just about all of them went If everyone heals properly, the Pickerel. Chris Leake and Bud behind them was lames home happy. Buckeyes still must answer sev- Ziglar all had three-round totals Madison. The sun was shining no one eral nagging questions before of224. The Big East took the seventh was seriously hurt, every avail- the opening kickoff against Pickerel had tough first and and eighth spots as Temple and able player saw action and those Washington at 8 p.m. on Aug. 30 second rounds as he shot a 76 Georgetown finished in sev- in uniform got a foretaste of in the first round and a 78 in enth and eighth respectively. what they'll face when the — Who will replace the the second round. However, Finishing with a 888, nine games start to count this departed linebackers and Pickerel bounced back to shoot strokes behind Georgetown, autumn. safeties? a 70 in the final round. was Towson in ninth place. "It was a great experience to Sophomore linebackers A.|. Leake also struggled in the Rounding out the top ten were get a lot of playing time in front Hawk and Mike D'Andrea were first round as he fired a 79. He the Falcons, one stroke ahead of that many people," redshirt productive during the spring bounced back to shoot a 71 in ofTowson. freshman wide receiver/kick game and in the weeks leading the second round and a 74 in Fellow Mid-American returner Santonio Holmes said. up to it. They should be a good fit the third round. Conference school Akron fin- "I learned a lot." to take the places of the fast Ziglar was pretty consistent ished in 11th place, two strokes The real work now begins for Grant and the smart Wilhelm, as he shot a 76 in the first behind the Falcons with a score the Buckeyes coaches, who will making up for youthful mistakes round, a 75 in the second of 891. Finishing 14 strokes spend the next few weeks dis- with a lot of athletic ability. round, and had his best round behind the Zips were secting videos from the scrim- "I'm glad I've improved since of 73 in the final round. Richmond and St. Joseph's. The mage and the 14 spring practices last fall," said D'Andrea, a 6-3, The last Falcon finisher was Spiders and Hawks finished which preceded it. Each player 240-pound brute from Avon Tommy Lopez. Lopez finished tied for 12th place with a score has to be analyzed, each Lake who looks like Brett Hull Meal C. lauton AP Ptioto 80th with a score of 258. of 905. strength and weakness evaluat- in the face and the Incredible Liberty finisheu in second In 14th place was St. ed. Hulk in physique. "But I still THIS WAY: Ohio State coach Jim Tressel gives pointers during place behind the Nittany Lions Bonaventure, one stroke "Some guys that have not don't think I'm at all where I practice April 18 in Columbus, Ohio. with a score of 860. Finishing in behind Richmond and St. been in Ohio Stadium under should be right now." third place two strokes behind Joseph's. Rounding out the pressure got in some of those With Hawk and D'Andrea Liberty was Maryland. tournament was Villanova. The pressure situations and had a (Purdue), 23 (including an young offensive linemen." joining Robert Reynolds (who Tressel said."Thehardest thing Despite strong first and third Wildcats finished in 15th place chance to get themselves on missed the spring with an overtime touchdown, at rounds, Western Kentucky fin- with a score of 908. film," head coach lim Tressel Illinois) and 14 points to do is pass-protect." injury) at the three linebacker (Michigan) and win every So the linemen got a steady ished fourth with a score of 864. The Falcons will end their said. "It's one thing to watch spots, there might not be any The Colonels led after one season this weekend at the other guys on film. To watch game. dose of blitzes and a crash drop-off at all. Freshman tailback Maurice course in pass-blocking this round of play, but a subpar sec- MAC Championships in yourself on film under pressure, At safety, the Buckeyes aren't ond round did them in. DeKalb, III. that will be very valuable." nearly as settled. Tyler Everett, Clarett was not healthy in any spring, with the goal of diversi- George Mason rounded out Coming off a national cham- Will Allen and Nate Salley still of those games and the fying the offense and steeling it Buckeyes suddenly had a pre- for what's ahead. pionship season, it's only natural have a lot to learn, and not that the focal point during the much time to learn it. dictable, tentative and Sawed — Are there young guys who offense dedicated to holding on can help right away? spring was replacing those lost —Will the offense be better? Many high school to graduation. Gone are five until the defense carried the A year ago. Clarett graduated All 11 starters are back, but early from high school so he cafeterias in starters on defense — safeties that doesn't mean there aren't day. Donnie Nickey and Michael A year of seasoning should could get a leg up on the com- doubts. In five of their final six petition during spring work- Europe serve • ^JH^^NfeJ Doss, linebackers Cie Grant and Big Ten games last year, the boost the production by the Matt Wilhelm and defensive skill players while increasing outs. This year, Ashton Youhoty defense had to control the clos- the protection provided by and Dome Whitner did the alcohol to their J ^ tackle Kenny Peterson — along ing minutes for Ohio State to with punter Andy Groom and what was a young line a year same and may have played escape with a win. Not many ago. themselves into the cornerback students who back-up wide receiver Chris times does a team score 19 Vance. "The key to the pass game is picture this fall. choose to drink. (Wisconsin), 13 (Penn State), 10 protection and we have a lot of

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the real lottery is on May 22," Bucks won (he tiebreaker and MINORITIES. FROM PAGE 7 three biggest professional report. NEW YORK — The odds Cavs general manager lim will choose 14th in the first leagues. MLS spokesman Trey I'itz- always seem to be against ihe I'axson said. "Regardless of what round, followed by the Magic. men playing college and pro The best news for minority Ccrald questioned the grade Cleveland Cavaliers first round pick we have, we will Boston won its tiebreaker sports continued its decade- coaches was in the NBA, where because two of the leagues Hit' NBA broke lies among own the best pick that the with Phoenix and will select long decline in all sports blacks held a record 14 head eight vice presidents during eight teams yesterday in prepa- Cavaliers have had since 1986." Kith in the opening round and except college and pro basket- coaching jobs in Ihe 2001-02 the reporting period were ration for the lime draft, with the Both Denver and Cleveland the Suns will choose 17th. ball and college baseball. season, reaching 48 percent of women. Denvei Nuggets beating out have 225 chant es out of i.ooo to New Orleans beat Utah in the —The percentage of inter- the total, the highest in the his- "An F indicates that we Cleveland hi the tiebreaker for get in the top three spots in the tiebreaker and will pick 18th national players continued to tory of any sport. would be doing nothing. That being guaranteed at least the lottery, High school superstar overall, followed by the lazz. grow in major league baseball, "Traditionally, we've made certainly isn't the case," Fitz- fourth overall choice. LeBron lames of Akron St. Philadelphia beat Indiana in the an effort to hire the best peo- Cerald said. The Nuggets and Cavs Uilh the NBA, NFL and soccer. Vinccnt-St. Mary is expected to tiebreaker and gets the 20th —Women held less than 45 ple, period," NBA spokesman Baseball declined to com- finished with 17-65 records, the be the No. l pick spot, which it already has traded percent ofIhe head coaching Brian Mclntyre said. "That's ment on the report, but last worst in the league. I Hiring yes New York and Washington. to Boston. ITie Pacers' pick, 21st positions for women's college worked well for us over the week commissioner Bud Selig terdays random drawings, con which iHjth finished 37-45, will overall, is owned by Atlanta. teams In all NCAA divisions. years, and it continues to work said the sport has done "very dueled by Sin lacksnn. NBA receive is and 14 chances, Portland won the tiebreaker "This is a disappointing well for us." well" on minority hiring. senioi vice president of basket- respectively, in the lottery. If the with the Los Angeles Lakers and reversal from the 200T report, The NFL. with two minority ball operations, Denver was The report card issued Knicks do no) land in the top Detroit and will go 23rd. The when historically best hiring grades in relation to overall head coaches in the 2002 sea- awarded the No. 4 piek if it does three in the lottery, they will lakers then beat the Pistons in records were noted both on patterns in society. For exam- son, was at its lowest point not finish in the top three in select ninth. Washington would another tiebreaker and will go the basis of race and gender,'' ple, with minorities account- since the 1991 season. A third draft lottery on May 22. go 10th il ir does not win Itsway 24th, followed by Detroit. minority coach was hired Cleveland will choose no lower said Lapchick, who has been ing for about 24 percent of the into the top three San Antonio will go 28th in tracking gains and losses by population, an A was achieved when Marvin Lewis joined the than fifth if it is nor among the Among teams that made the the first round after beating women and minorities in if 24 percent of the positions Cincinnati Bengals in lanuaiy. top three in the lottery playoffs and won't lie Involved I >allas in the tiebreaker, and the sports for 14 years. were held by minorities. "Diversity in the workplace "We are disappointed thai we in the lottery Milwaukee and Mavericks will pick 29th. The WNBA got the highest is a very high league priority," lost todays tiebreaker, however The report covered the 2001 - Orlando both were 42-40. The 02 seasons in the NBA and combined grade for race and league spokesman Greg Aiello Nlll.;200l in the NFL; 2002 in gender at A-rninus, the NBA said. "We are making progress major league baseball, soccer, got a B-pltis, and the NCAA a and will continue to work hard and the WNBA; and the 2000- B. Major league baseball, the in this area." 01 academic year for colleges. NFL. NHL and Major League Whites held all the coaching Two of the most noteworthy Soccer all received combined jobs In the NHL, which histor- highlights from the report. grades of C on the report card. ically has had few minority I.apchick said, were that: On race, the NBA led with an players. NHL spokeswoman Mud Hens pound on —Black Entertainment A; the WNBA, baseball and Bernadette Mansur noted that Television founder and CEO soccer each got a B-plus; the there were 16 black players in Robert lohnson was awarded NCAA got a B; the NFL a B- the league this season, up Ihe right to purchase the NBAs minus;and the NIILaC. from 13 last year. Clippers 11-1 in IL game new Charlotte franchise, On gender, the WNBA led "It is all about pipeline for us," she said. "We have to just THE »SS0CI»!iD »»!SS which made him the first black with an A; followed by the Emie Young and Cody Ross 8th for Columbus' only score. majority team owner in pro NCAA with a B; the NBA and build and get more and more TOLEDO, Ohio Hiram also had solo home runs for I he I Uppers had only five hits sports. NHL with C's; baseball with a minorities, men and women ol Bocachica hit a two-run home [bledo. Warren Morris had a and struck out 14 times. —There was an all-time high D; the NFL with a D-minus; color, through our pipeline, run and the Ibledo Mud Hens two-run double, Danny Klassen Tyler Walker (1-1) got the win. of 24 head coaches/managers and soccer with the first F ever playing this game." beat the Columbus Clippers 11- had an RBI double and single, He pitchedsbl scoreless innings who were minorities in the issued in the history of the 1 yesterday in an International and Andres lories and VI. allowing two hils and had nine League game Hindi each had an RBI. strikeouts, Kevin Win followed All 10 Mud Hen baiters had al forge DePaula (1-31 took the Bocachka's home run with a least orre hit Toledo had 18 hits loss, lie pitched 3 innings and solo home run to give the Mud as a team. allowed si\ runs off seven hits, Hens a :i-0 lead in the first David Post hit a solo home lie struck out six and walked inning iini oiT Eric Eckenstahlei In the H person suffering from Ix Srenton, Ahbojro,, tUer« is o. 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AT LEAST 120 PEOPLE KILLED IN ETHNIC ATTACKS www.bgnews.com/world KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) —Two days of clashes between rival ethnic groups in a troubled Congo region killed 120 people, a tribal leader said yesterday. At least 60 mem- bers of the Lendu tribe were killed Thursday by the rival Hema in the Ituri region near the Uganda border, said Thomas Lubanga, head of the Hema-led rebel Union of Congolese Patriots. WORLD Two astronauts join space station By Sarah Karush well," said Lira mother, Snowiily. only ship capable of carrying THE ASSOCIATED PRESS His fiancee, Christine Romero, crews to and from the space out- KOROLYOV Russia — The also was among those watching post, giving it a vital role in keep- three residents of the internation- the docking. ing the station manned. The al space station welcomed two "Everyone is proud — not just Soyuz trip was put together in newcomers who floated aboard for what Ed is doing but for NASA record time. yesterday, the start of a five-day and the international space sta- Maintaining a manned pres- hand-over fraught with new chal- tion and for the space program as ence on the space station and lenges in the wake of the a whole, especially after the keeping it in good condition is Columbia shuttle disaster. Columbia," she said. vital until shuttle flights resume, U.S. astronauts Kenneth All five men crowded together at which point work on building Bowersox and Donald Pettit and for a videolink with Mission and developing the station can Russian cosmonaut Nikolai Control. They grinned as NASA continue, Gregory said. Budarin welcomed American and Russian space officials con- Saturday's flight to Earth, Edward Lu and Russian Yuri gratulated them. meanwhile, will be the first time Malenchenko aboard the space "Wfe're very, very proud today at U.S. astronauts have returned in station after their Soyuz TMA-2 the work of our international a Soyuz. Bowersox, Pettit and capsule docked. team," Bowersox said. Budarin are familiar with the The crew will show Lu and Malenchenko said the outpost technology, since a Soyuz is Malenchenko around the station has grown since he was there. always kept at the station as a — much changed since the two "It has become so big and lifeboat. were there in 2000 — and update beautiful," he said. "We are very The three returning crew their own knowledge of the glad to be here, very glad to see members will be taking back an Russian Soyuz, which they will our friends." older Soyuz already docked at the use to return to Earth on He and Lu blasted off Saturday station, while the one that carried Saturday. from Russia's Baikonur cosmod- Lu and Malenchenko will stay Originally, they were to return rome in Kazakhstan on their way there in case they need to quickly in the Atlantis, but the U.S. shuttle to the $60 billion station. evacuate. The two are to remain fleet has been grounded since the Frederick Gregory, deputy at the station until October. Columbia disintegrated during administrator of NASA, said the The crews will also try to fit re-entry on Feb. I, killing all seven international space station part- some birthday celebrations into people aboard. nership has demonstrated its the five days they're spending At Mission Control outside ability to overcome "any obstacle together. Pettit turned 48 on April Moscow, relatives and flight con- on this road to the future." 20, and Budarin turns 50 on trollers applauded when the As the investigation into the Tuesday. Lu and Malenchenko Soyuz docked with the station, Columbia disaster continues, it is brought gifts. Russian media Nasa Television APPholo about 250 miles above the Earth. not clear when shuttle flights will reported. LATEST ARRIVALS: In this image from television aboard the International Space Station, the crew, "I am just so happy and proud resume. from left, Nikolai Budarin. Ken Bowersox, Don Pettit, Ed Lu and Yuri Malenchenko speak to officials to see everything work out so The Russian Soyuz became the about their arrival at the station yesterday.

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The Office of Residence Life/Greek Affairs

& The BGSU Greek Community Proudly congratulate the following groups and individuals for achieving excellence during the 2002-2003 school year

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT Interfratemity Council All Sports Award Sigma Phi Epsilon Iraternity Timothy F. Smith Award Angela Dudek. Alpha Chi Omega sorority Sponsored by the Intertralernity Council Sponsored by Mr. Timothy Smith

Anthony Corsiglia Memorial Greek Sportsman ol the Year Chris Anderson, Alpha Sigma Phi Iraternity Tampurages Award Georgianna Martin Sponsored by the Interlraternity Council Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council

Panhellenic Council All Sports Award Sigma Kappa sorority Outstanding Fraternity Chapter President Joe Fawcett. Kappa Alpha Order Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council Sponsored by the Interfratemity Council

Greek Sportswoman ol the Year Michelle Sickles. Gamma Phi Beta sorority Outstanding Sorority Chapter President Jennifer Becker, Gamma Phi Beta sorority Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council Sponsored by Phi Mu Sorority

Greek Independant Board Greek Excellence Award Patricia Rengifo, Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. NEW MEMBER ACHIEVEMENT Sponsored by the Greek Independant Board Highest Fraternity New Member Class GPA Kappa Sigma Iraternity, Fall 2002 Sponsored by the Interfratemity Council Liletime Achievement Award Vontoba Terry, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Sponsored by the National Pan-Hellenic Council Highest Sorority New Member Class GPA Chi Omega sorority, Spring 2002 Outstanding Greek Man Damian Thorkelson. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity Outstanding NJophyte Lynsey Griffin, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Sponsored by the Interfratemity Council Sponsored by the National Pan-Hellenic Council Outstanding Greek Woman Kristin Sirmans, Delta Zeta sorority Joseph M. Firment New Member ol the Year Award Matthew Mauer, Alpha Sigma Phi Iraternity Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council Sponsored by Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Greek Unity Award Alpha Chi Omega sorority Outstanding New Member Danielle Galloway, Pi Beta Phi sorority Sponsored by Delta Zeta Sorority Sponsored by Sigma Kappa Sorority Most Improved NPHC Chapter Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Outstanding New Member Class Chi Omega sorority, Spring 2002 Sponsored by the National Pan-Hellenic Council Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council Outstanding NPHC Chapter Delia Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Outstanding New Member Development Program Sigma Phi Epsilon Iraternity Sponsored by the National Pan-Hellenic Council Sponsored by the Interfratemity Council ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Highest Overall Fraternity GPA Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity ACHIEVEMENT IN COMMUNITY SERVICE Sponsored by the Intertralernity Council Individual Community Service Award Rebecca Roberts. Gamma Phi Beta sorority Sponsored by Greek Mart Highest Overall Sorority GPA Alpha Chi Omega sorority Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council Hollis A. Moore Community Service Award Sigma Phi Epsilon Iraternity Sponsored by the Interlraternity Council Most Improved Fraternity GPA Kappa Sigma Iraternity Sponsored by the Interfratemity Council Outstanding Philanthropy Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life - Greek Affairs Most Improved Sorority GPA Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council

OVERALL INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDS Florence Currier Award Jennifer Becker, Gamma Phi Beta sorority Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life • Greek Affairs Sponsored bv the Panhellenic Council Presented to the chapters who have excelled in all areas: scholarship, community service, philanthropy, leadership development, internal chapter development, and external relations. Werner Book Scholarship Erin Fitzgerald. Alpha Gamma Delta sorority Sponsored by the Panhellenic Council Most Improved Kappa Delta sorority

Mitch Weitzman Memorial Award Joe Fawcett, Kappa Alpha Order Silver Achievement Sponsored by Sigma Chi Fraternity Awarded to chapters achieving 70-79% of total points. Alpha Omicron Pi Steven R. Hanna & Kevin L. Ross Memorial Award Damian Thorkelson, Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity Alpha Phi Sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Xi Delta Order ol Omega Awards Derek Cohen, Kappa Alpha Order & Kara Kostofl, Alpha Xi Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Sponsored by the Order of Omega PhiMu Sigma Phi Epsilon Lisa Fedler Humanitarian/Greek Unity Award Jared Wright, Kappa Alpha Order Sponsored by Delta Chi Fraternity Gold Achievement Awarded to chapters achieving 80% and above of total points. Greek Affairs Staff Outstanding Brotherhood Award Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity Alpha Chi Omega Sponsored by the Office ol Residence Life • Greek Affairs Chi Omega Delta Gamma Greek Affairs Staff Outstanding Sisterhood Award Alpha Phi sorority S Alpha Chi Omega sorority Delta Sigma Theta Soronty, Inc. Sponsored by the Office ol Residence Life • Greek Affairs Delta Zeta Kappa Alpha Order Outstanding Chapter Advisor Edward Leedom, Alpha Sigma Phi Iraternity Kappa Delta Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life - Greek Affairs Lambda Chi Alpha Pi Beta Phi Outstanding Chapter Alumnus Amanda Mooney, Chi Omega sorority Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life ■ Greek Affairs Overall Chapter Excellence Alpha Chi Omega sorority Sponsored by the Office ol Residence Life - Greek Affairs

Congratulations!

Greek GPA = 2.80 Non-Greek GPA = 2.87

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Loft Apt. 2 bdrm. upstairs downtown, Si ■' U 1 M *' SO 26 Grown-up 51 Serpent's warning Call 1-800-809-9006 415 E. Court »A recently remodeled $550'mo. Avail. 1 27 _ del Sol 52 Bruins of coll. sports " 29 Electric meas 53 Exits Start making SSS today! 1 Br.- 1 person- $320 • util. May 1. 03 419-354-1612 ext 301 '■ . ... ■■* 30 Scandinavian 54 Recital ol events Smith Apartment Rentals New 5th St Houses. 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 32 Star-like blossom 55 Gives the onceover Yard work 3 to 10 hours per week ■ 419-352-8917 bath, wsh/dry, A/C. dshwsh & " 33 Abounds 56 Redman or Rodriguez $7.00 per hour. 4 bdrm. 1 bath, wsh/dry $700- 34 Embody with 57 Heal Contact Molly at 352-0915 2 bdrm. apt. & 3 bdrm townhouse i 36 Bone center 58 Work units 1000/mo. -. util Avail Aug. 354-2500 available for summer & tall leases. ACROSS 37 Leisurely, musically -1 Call 352-5822 NEW HOUSE 3 bdrm, 2 bth. A/C, util. rm. wsh/dry hookup Fifth St. For Sale 2 bdrm apt avail. 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