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EMPTY OFFICE: Former Bowling Green coach Dan Dakich's office remained quiet and empty yesterday afternoon while Dakich announced his new job at West Virginia. t: DAKICH DEPARTS Bowling Green basketball coach leaves for West Virginia
By Erik Cassano .- THE BC NEWS Carpe Diem. Dan Dakich must have known an opportunity like what West Virginia University was offering him only comes along every so often, and he seized it. He is taking 89 career head coaching wins and IEN MATELA, SENIOR leaving Bowling Green for Morgantown, W. Va., where he was "It has been the •named head basketball coach of jhe Mountaineers yesterday. time of my life Dakich leaves as one of the playing for him. I .most successful coaches in University history. His .610 win- grew as a person ning percentage ranks second on because of what the school's all-time list for coach- ■Cs with at least five years' experi- he has taught." ence, behind Harold Anderson, His 24 wins this season was the most of his career. "I couldn't be happier for Dan and (wife) lackie," said Director of Athletics Raul Krebs. "In the three years I've been here, there hasn't been anybody who's worked any harder on the court and away from the team promoting the University." The move is a dramatic increase JOSH ALMANSON. SOPHOMORE in both salary and profile for the "We support DAKICH, PAGE 2 Coach in his decision. Now it's time to pick up DAKICH ON LEAVING FOR WEST VIRGINIA and continue the success." "This is such a great town," Dan Dakich began in his press confer- ence last night. "When I weighed my options, I just couldn't find any cons about Bowling Green, which made this all the harder... It's been nothing but fun the whole time I've been here."
"I just can't thank everyone here enough," Dakich continued. "There's so many people here that I could PAUL KREBS, DIRECTOR thank over and over again." "There hasn't !7his happened because Lenny Matela chose Bowling Green," been anybody Dakich said. "This happened who's worked any because McLeod and Pardon and Cowboy (Brent Klassen) chose harder away
Bowling Green. My greatest coach- Ben Soinger BG News from the team ing moments were when the seniors and I sat around and talked like EMOTIONAL FAREWELL After a 3 p.m. press conference at West Virginia in Morgantown, former University basketball coach Dan Dakich promoting the friends, not like coach and player." flew back to BG to bid the community goodbye. Dakich flew back to West Virginia last night and starts his new job immediately. University.
| 1981-1985: Played 1986: Became the first April 21, 1997: Started 1999-2000: Coached the 1 four years for Indiana * player under Knight to his first head coaching Falcons to its first NIT University under coach jump to an assistant position at Bowling berth since 1983. coach after graduation. Green. , 2*001-2002: Took BG to 1984: Named captain of 1986-87: Helped the 1998-2002: Lead the the MAC Championship the Hoosiers, a spot he Hoosiers win the NCAA Falcons to four straight game for the first time i kept until he graduated. National Championship. winning MAC seasons. since 1983 and another NIT appearance. 1985: Graduated from 1991-92: Helped Knight 1999-2000: Lead BG to Indiana with a degree in and the Hoosiers get to a 14-4 record and a April 4, 2002: Named telecommunications. the Final Four. MAC Championship. coach at West Virginia. i
i 2 Friday. April 5,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Big pay increase comes with new job OAKICH, FROM PAGE 1 excited for him." basketball and football have both Krebs said he accepts the fact hired new coaches, and hockey is that having success at the mid- conducting a search. for the 39-year-old graduate of major level means bigger schools Dakich spent 15 seasons with Indiana. His five-year contract will come after a coach. the Indiana basketball program with West Virginia is reportedly "I don't begrudge anybody," he as a player and coach for Bob worth $500,000 per year, more said. "I told this to Dan and I'll tell Knight. The biggest highlight of than four times his final base any head coach we hire: If and his playing career was his defen- salary at the University of about when you leave here, and we're a sive effort against Michael Jordan $112,000 per year. better program than when you in the 1984 NCAA tournament, Dakich is moving to the Big came, that's all we can ask." holding him to 12 points as the East, a powerhouse conference Krebs declined to comment on Hoosiers upset North Carolina. which sent six schools to the specific candidates to replace After his playing days, he NCAA tournament last month. Dakich, but said the ideal candi- became the only Indiana player He is charged with rebuilding a date would have a winning back- to move directly onto the coach- Mountaineer program at the bot- ground. ing staff during Knight's tenure. tom of the conference heap. West "If we can get someone with He became Knight's top assistant Virginia finished 8-20 overall this head coaching experience, that's in 1990, and became head coach season, 1-15 in the Big East. great, but I think as critical as that of the Falcons in April 1997. The Mountaineers had been is that they've been somewhere An emotional Dakich without a head coach since where they've been successful," addressed the media last night, February when Gale Catlett Krebs said. his formal good-bye to BG. retired after 24 seasons. West Dakich voiced his support for "This has been an interesting Virginia's search had included his top assistant, Keith Noftz, to couple of day for me," he said. high-profile names like be considered for the job. If Noftz "And as you- sit there and write Cincinnati's Bob Huggins, but no is not hired by BG, he will most the pros and cons, I couldn't takers. likely go with fellow assistants Art come up with any cons of "We respect his decision," BG Pepelea and Sean Bledsoe to Bowling Green ... I mean, 1 just guard Cory Ryan said about the Dakich's staff at West Virginia couldn't come up with anything team. "It's a state of shock This is the fourth head coach- negative. I don't think there are because we don't have a coach ing change for a major BG athlet- too many college coaches who Ihe Associated Press right now, (but) everybody is ic team irf 15 months. Women's can say that." THE DAKICH WAY: Dakich tells the West Virginia crowd what he expects to accomplish. The BG News is now hiring... • Copy Editors • Staff Editors • Photographers • Opinion Columnist • Reporters • Graphic Designers
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WOR U) Bush says Israeli offensive must end By Mohammed Daraghmeh said Bush's harsh criticism of The fall of Nablus yesterday put THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arafat was "unjustified and unac- six major West Bank cities and NABLUS, West Bank — Israeli ceptable." towns under Israeli control, with " Links lightened their chokehold The statement also said only two left unoccupied: I lebron ■ on the West Bank's biggest city, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and lericho. But Israeli tanks, * and battles raged yesterday at and his leadership accept cease- helicopter gunships and soldiers r nearby Palestinian refugee fire proposals put together last struggled to wipe out pockets of - camps. The United States intensi- year by CIA director George Tenet resistance and flush out hun- t tied its involvement — sending a and a wider plan for restarting dreds of militants holed up in one [ mediator to meet Yasser Arafat peace talks. of Christianity's most sacred sites, and ordering in the secretary of The Israeli foreign ministry the Church of the Nativity in state. said it would cooperate with the Bethlehem. President Bush demanded that new Bush initiative. Five Palestinians were killed Israel halt its weeklong military "We heard positively the words yesterday, including three gun- offensive and pull out of of Bush about the need to stop men and a man who worked as Palestinian territory Prime the terror. We welcome Powell's the church's caretaker and bell Minister Ariel Sharon avoided a mission to the region and we will direct public response. do everything so that his mission ringer: Samir Ibrahim Salman, a "Operation Defensive Shield will will be successful," the statement Palestinian Christian. The 45- continue," his office said in a said on behalf of Foreign Minister year-old man was shot in the statement, although officials said Shimon Peres. chest while walking to the it was not a reaction to Bush's A statement from the office of church, said hospital director announcement. Defense Minister Binyamin Ben- Peter Koumry. Four Israeli troops Both the Israelis and Eliezer suggested Israel had no also died. Palestinians welcomed Bush's plans for an immediate with- Palestinians also accused the statement and decision to send drawal. Israelis of blowing open a metal Secretary of State Colin Powell to It said the military chief back door leading to a courtyard the region. "emphasizes that Israel will coop- in the ancient basilica, breaking a In a cabinet statement, the erate in U.S. efforts tocease terror pledge not to damage the church, The Associated Press Palestinians said, "We are com- and fire. In the absence of a tnie built over the traditional birth- mitted without conditions to the willingness to do the same on the place of lesus. They said the ISRAELI FORCES: An Israeli tank is stationed next to a burning building in the center ot the West declaration of President Bush." Palestinian side, Israel will con- troops fired inside, wounding Bank town of Ramallah, Saturday, March 30. Israeli forces have taken control of most of the city, flush- But Cabinet minister Saeb Erekat tinue in its actions to stop terror." three people. ing out Palestinian gunmen, and have isolated Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in his compound. Ill ^ III Time Flies Jjp^? 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TILL YOU CANT Don't judge SPIN YOUR WHEELS ANYMORE a bookstore THEN CALL US & WELL by its cover. SPIN OURS RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR Bookstore now open. It says bookstore, but you have to JIMMY JOHN'S read in-between the lines. Sure, you can buy all the textbooks that you GOURMET SUBS need for class and to stabilize your "WELL BRING EM TO YA" couch. But it's also your source for BG Gear, music, art supplies, greet- ing cards and much more. Come in 352-7200 and check it out today. FAX 352-7203 BOWEN-THOMPSON STUDENT BOWLING GREEN YOUR MOM WANTS YOU TO EAT AT JIMMY JOHN'S HOURS: SUN-THURS11-2AM FRI-SAT11-3AM ® UNION 4 Friday, April 5, 2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QIIOTEI'.\\)IOTI-: www.bgnews.com/opinion "Israel wants me dead, or a prisoner, or to expel me. I want to be a martyr, martyr, martyr, martyr." Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat on Israeli troops storming his compound. OPINION Palestinians lack equal treatment The media is blamed for a lot YOU DECIDE fiable to police officers. the rights of the Palestinians. though, education is a luxury. under Israel's law, have not been of thing* and yesterday, protest- Has Israel violated However, security hassles are They should be able to go to Human Rights Watch found since it was created, and will not ers on campus said the Palestinian civil rights? not just in Israel proper or when work, school or home without Palestinian education to be sub- be until there is a separate American media is one sided in Palestinians try to enter Israel being searched. Palestinian Louis standard. The Israeli government Palestinian state. Palestinians are Go lo www.bgnews.com/opinion relation to the Israeli-Palestinian lo respond. Results will be proper. Israel proper is consid- Karam, who is a graduate stu- reported in February 2001 that in controlled by Israeli law but are conflict. They said Israelis are updated frequently. ered to be the 1948 borders. dent, said his sister has not been 1991, the total investment in not considered to be Israeli citi- shown as the victims and There are checkpoints all over to school in two months because education per pupil in Arab zens. They cannot travel freely in Palestinians as the aggressors. the West Bank, where most of Israel's occupation in the West municipalities was approximate- Israel or the occupied teiritories. However, Palestinians have Palestinians live. Why is security Bank. He had to quit school ly one-third of the investment Prime Minister Ariel Sharon been the victims of Israeli dis- let guards know whether or not increased when it's mostly because he was no longer able to per pupil in lewish municipali- must sec Palestinians as humans crimination that has not been they are permitted to enter Palestinians? It is because there get there. Palestinians wishing to ties. While the Israelis have and recognize their right to be reported by national media out- lerusalem or Israel proper. Also, are lewish settlers in the West further their education should be made attempts to reconcile the free. A step has been taken by lets. Palestinians carry identifica- Palestinians have a different-col- Bank Israel provides security for. able to do so with the freedom differences, the differences are allowing a peace envoy to visit tion cards, which they have to ored license plates than Israelis, While security for the settlers is that Jewish Israelis have. still there. Yasser Arafat, but he has to end show at checkpoints. These cards which makes them more identi- being provided, it infringes on For many Palestinians, Palestinians are not equal the violence toward Palestinians. ^'r|"lrl1 1 i \S TO THE EDITORV PEOPLE Learn about a great positive changes on tliis campus. pay for something when they're ON THE STREET Reason for U. Change, isn't that another thing guilty of nothing? But it is the African leader staying open USG members promise? It's good NCAA that must spearhead the What is the best dass to know that some members change, not anyone at BGSU. If you have taken in tries, like Belgium, because actually try to make changes. It you want to target your anger, BUDI AND ABIBO Lumumba was judged to be during snow only sucks to know that many target it at them. Do not target college (so far)? NGANDU too nationalistic. could care less about change. BG officials, athletes and coaches One of the reasons that BGSU More than a speculation, this Unfortunately, Ion didn't have who are still competing. We need did not close on March 26 when Guest Column theory would be proved in a the opportunity to make a differ- continued support of all sports, book that shed the light on this the weather was bad is econom- ence or a change because USG is ic. When the University "closes," male and female. episode of history by focusing more worried about policies and Imagine a nation in the cen- on the people and govern- hourly employees are compen- I sincerely hope the BGSU procedures rather than change. ter of Africa big enough to ments involved in this brutal sated for being here and per- community will help each other Like some members of USG, move on from this unfortunate swallow up 80 countries the assassination. The book, writ- forming their jobs. That is why Ion's actions and decisions were size of Belgium. Imagine a ten by Ludo De Witte in 2000, classes were canceled on incident and continue to attend based on what he felt students nation in which the soil is out- states that Belgium has indeed Monday and the University was the wonderful sporting events wanted. Other members of that we still have. And I wish rageously rich to the point been responsible for putting not "closed." USG's latest actions have been where even the most righteous together the logistics behind Those of us who work the late those who had their dreams based on personal attacks. USG, ripped away the best of luck as ILEAH SHAFFER person would be tempted to the killing of Lumumba, and shifts were paid straight time you are not the U.S. Congress, so put all of his inner-most values had to be considered directly Monday evening. If the you continue to strive to be the FRESHMAN get a grip and deflate your large best. Don't let this stand in your aside, and be lured into con- responsible for that murder. University closes, then hourly heads. Quit playing house and spicuous covetousness. The author has demonstrat- employees can go home with no way. Move on with more strength "Tap danting, because actually and be an active voice than ever before. I was able to make a Imagine a man, with an ed with solid documentation loss in wages, and those who for this campus. Use some com- admirable dream for his peo- that the death of Lumumba choose to stay on campus and fool out of myself at mon sense and realize that your AARON D. MORGAN ple, to give them the human wasn't justified by the cold-war perform their jobs are paid at a actions have embarrassed your- 8:30 a.m., 3 times a dignity stolen for centuries. period during which the world, rate greater than straight time. In ALUMNUS selves. Your actions had no good week." Add to that a tragic twist, with divided in two ideological these times of economic hard- intentions, and the consequence an£\il plot. camps, had no choice but ship, it becomes necessary to for you is that you have hurt Athletes will be That's the story of "remove" threatening leaders watch the budget, and this is one USG! Lumumba, a young man who to contain communism. way of doing that! missed and quickly rose to power as Rather, Lumumba's tragedy, DAN HENRY Congo's first prime minister, to and that of his people, fit into NORMA LYBAR6ER STUDENT remembered help lead his country to inde- another agenda of the West: a CLASSIFIED STAFF pendence from Belgium in the cold, calculated scheme to rid The recent news that Bowling late 1950s. the Congo of a promising, U. is not to blame Green State University will no He was a visionary and a rev- young leader who had the total HasUSG longer sponsor men's tennis, olutionary. He wanted his interest of his country at heart for sport cuts JACQUELINE MCMILLAN country, the Congo, to be inde- and the potential to free it from lost respect swimming and track programs after June 30 of this year hit FRESHMAN pendent not only in name but the new form of imperialism. due to Title DC in deed. But imperialist forces for itself? everyone hard. It was particularly "Swimming. It's good Read "The Assassination of difficult on the women's teams wanted to continue to domi- Lumumba," published by I attended Bowling Green as exercise and I love to nate and exploit the riches of Versa New York and London. I'm just wondering what's a an undergrad and was a Sport that work alongside these won- derful athletes. swim. Congo by installing puppet As a result of this publication, bigger joke, USG's latest actions Management major. I now Congolese leaders who were the Belgian parliamentary against its president or only five attend grad school at Duquesne We are writing this letter to honor all of die hard work that subservient to their wishes and committee was set up in 2000 people running for USG senator. University and try to keep up whims. you put in every day. We know to determine the responsibility That says a lot about the most with BG news as much as possi- Lumumba's vision of a unit- of Belgium during that time, in powerful and publicized organi- ble. Lately, I have been mortified that you do not participate in ed Africa gained him powerful your sports for the scholarship regards to the death of zation on campus. by the constant badmouthing enemies among Western money, publicity or recognition Lumumba. USG has embarrassed itself that has been going on sur- nations. On the one hand, the The African People and shown whv students have rounding the men's sports that since there is very little of that in Belgians who wanted a much Association will be showing no clue what USG does. Ion have been cut. your sports. You do it for the love more paternal role in Congo's next week at the Union theater Bragg has been a dedicated and I take great pride in watching of your sport. You do it each day, affairs were determined to a movie on the life and death of hard working president. He every BG athlete compete and because your life just would not JESSICA JUDA maintain control over their for- Lumumba, this charismatic be the same without it. We have wanted to make surveys to following them throughout their FRESHMAN mer colony, on the other hand, Congolese freedom fighter who ensure that students would have seasons. Is it right that an entire seen you during your greatest the CIA. when supported inspired other leaders like a say in what happens on this team should be cut for financial accomplishments and disap- "Logic. I feel as Lumumba's former friend Malcolm X or Martin Luther campus. Apparently. USG doesn't reasons, let alone four? No. Is it pointing failures, always main- though I am getting a Mobutu, was determined to King. want to hear the opinion of the fair? No. Does it make sense? Not taining dignity and pride. We good education use him to protect U.S. busi- He has indeed become a leg- students It would rather just to most. Is it a situation in which want you to hold your heads up ness interests in Congo's vast end among legends. His argue over its Constitution every we should start pointing fingers high, knowing that you have through it." resources (99 percent of urani- untimely death has been trans- Monday night (it happens) and and blaming Mr. Krebs, President made us proud. Bowling Green um used for U.S. atomic lated into a successful thrilling waste the students' money on an Ribeau or anyone else in the BG will never be the same without bombs came from the Congo), movie. The architects behind end of the year banquet to con- community —absolutely not! you. Not only are we losing half thus keeping their upper hand Lumumba's brutal death gratulate itself on, well, nothing. Title TX is a mandate that of our teammates, but we are in the Cold War balance of recently became known and USG members have said that NCAA schools must follow. The losing our family members as KARA COX power. are dramatized for the first Ion's actions had good inten- reason you don't hear a lot about well. We hope that in the future FRESHMAN As expected, he was assassi- time in "Lumumba" tions, but he made a mistake. it is because most of them don't. I your programs will return to "UNIV. 131, Career nated at a young age of 35, in The only mistake he made was strongly believe Ribeau and BGSU. Best of luck to all of you. lanuary 1961. Earlier theories "Lumumba" will be showing trying to make a difference. Isn't Krebs when they say they are not You will be missed. and Life Planning. had speculated that the United Monday. April 8 at 7p.m. and that what every USG member doing what they want to do, they This class offers many States had been involved, Friday, April 12 at 6 p.m. at the promises to do when they ask for are doing what they have to do. CHRISTINE THOMPSON opportunities to you along with other western coun- Union theater. our vote. He easily could have I don't like seeing athletes work WOMEN'S TRACK done nothing, an art many USG hard to get to this level only to USA MALONEY when deciding on a members have mastered. have their dreams torn away STUDENT major, if you're Many BGSU students voted for from them any more than the KATIE MONNETTE unsure." Read us on-line: www.bgnews.com Bragg/ Fitch so they could make next person. Why should they WOMEN'S SWIMMING CRAIG GIFF0RD, MANAGING EDITOR Submission policy MARIE CHICHE. CO-NEWS EDITOR Doyouagreewiihallofthis'V* i 60ESTC0UJMHS are longer pieces Name, phone number and address DAN NIED, CO-NEWS EDITOR doubt it Write us and lev us know between 600 and 800 words. These should be inducted for verification NICK HURM, SPORTS EDITOR where you stand are usually.also, in response to a cur- purposes. BGNEWS JEFF ARNETT, COPY CHIEF rent issue on the BGSU campus or Personal attacks and anonymous KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF TASHA STEIMER, FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be less Bowling Green area. submissions will not be printed. 210 West Hall LISA BETTINGER, ARTS & LIFE EDITOR than 500 words (less than two typed, Send submission to the Opinion Bowling Green State University double-spaced pages). These are usu- POLICIES mailbox at210WestHaD or Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 PHIL GREENBERG, PR EDITOR ally in response to a current issue on Letters to the Editor and Guest [email protected] with the Phone: (419) 372-6966 JEFF HINDENACH, PRESENTATION EDITOR E-mail: [email protected] the BGSU campus or Bowling Green Columns are printed as space per- subject line marked'letter to the edi- Website: www.bgnews.com REMAINA, OPINION EDITOR mits. tor" or "guest column." CARLA SCHOBER, ON-LINE EDITOR WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. April 5,2002 5 GM RECALLS 1.9 MILLION CARS www.bgnews.com/nation (AP) — General Motors Corp. announced yesterday that it is recalling 1.9 million cars because of a possible electrical problem that could cause a steering column fire. GM wants to modify 1995-97 Chevrolet Cavalier and Pontiac Sunfire and 1996-97 Buick Skylark, Pontiac Grand Am, and Oldsmobile Achieva cars. NATION Suit alleges tobacco price-fixing By Paul Nowell Jerry Falwell sues Statesboro, Ga., a tobacco fanner All along, the companies have THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and president of the 500-member denied wrongdoing GREENSBORO, N.C. — A fed- Georgia Tobacco Growers Lawyers for R.I. Reynolds, eral judge has granted class- Association. "Tobacco farmers Philip Morris, Lorillard Tobacco action status to a lawsuit that are really pretty well on their last Co. and Brown & Williamson over spoof website accuses tobacco companies of Tobacco Corp. contended that leg." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS conspiring to set prices offered to Farmers said they've seen their quota holders and farmers from various states are so diverse that LYNCHBURG.Va —The Rev. i i ■> s k » * > Jl U.S. growers. licenses to grow tobacco cut dras- ■■ they couldn't be lumped in one Jerry Falwell claims a website - \t - ■ - Farmers from North Carolina, tically since 1997 under the gov- class. The companies make up % ernment's price-support system. that spoofs his views on the South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, percent of the American cigarette Bible and his fund-raising Tennessee and Alabama filed the The lawsuit claims that the com- market and buy neariy all domes- panies have rigged the govern- methods violates a trademark of WHrc^B -JerryFallwell.Com lawsuit in 2000 and U.S. District tically grown tobacco. his name. ludge William Osteen's ruling late ment-sponsored system of auc- Other companies named in the tions to keep prices low. suit are buyers Universal Leaf Falwell filed a complaint with Wednesday means it now could Agreements among competi- Tobacco Co., J.R Taylor Co., the World Intellectual Property cover 500,000 growers. tors to fix prices, allocate markets Southwestern Tobacco Co., Organization against the owner "I'm as happy as I've ever been or rig bids are illegal under feder- Dimon Inc. and Standard of the site which can be in my life" said Lamar DcLoach of al law. Commercial Corp. accessed at 'l /''•;_ I www.jenyfalwell.com and www.jerryfallwell.com. —= —■-;=--.-: Falwell and The Liberty I l n* WWV%W* Alliance — a nonprofit organi- zation affiliated with lerry ; Falwell Ministries — own the Associated Press Photo Business and site www.falwell.com. BACK IN COURT: A frame grab shows the website from which A section of the website called the Rev. Jerry Falwell is suing to reclaim his name. Marketing "How to follow the Bible" has an to sell my daughter into slavery, mark" of his name. k About Us! S open letter to Falwell, referring as sanctioned in Exodus 21:7. In In a response filed last week, to his citation of biblical pas- this day and age, what do you the site's owner, Gary Conn of Education sages that speak against homo- think would be a fair price for Highland Park. 111., says FarweU's sexuality. her?" name isn't entitled to trademark It asks Falwell to explain how The complaint, filed in protection since he hasn't used other passages from the Bible November, says the parody site it "to identify certain goods and Degree qualifi es you Jfc ~ should be followed: "I would like violates a "common-law trade- services." for a career TEACHING OR BUI 5INESS «■** J» YOU MADE IT, For additional Information BUSE200 Contact Introduction to Business trisvAU^A BA287 372-2901 and Marketing Education (Fall Semesters Only) Happy 21st Birthday ALLISON POST What -will Love from us all! yOU do with your been a long road! plasma money? Action:m , -Call For Editors Wanted!! 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One "The Boyfriend" premiered at With the musical being per- The show has come along togeth- THE BOYFRIEND 'HI BG HfWS student, Polly Browne, London's Wyndham Theatre in formed outside of the University, er nicely." This weekend and nexl, announces that her secret date 1954. The show made its director Barbara Lockard- "The Boyfriend" will be playing WHAT: The 1954 musical is set in Europe during the 1920s. University students will be taking for the upcoming costume ball is American debut in 1954 in New Zimmerman expects the audi- at the Black Swamp Players part in a production of "The about to arrive, even though that York with Julie Andrews. The ence to have a slightly different Theater Friday and Saturday at 8 WHERE: Black Swamp Players Boyfriend." The performances date does not exist. show's first revival opened in dynamic. "It's a real community p.m. A Sunday performance will Theater in the Woodland Mall. will take place at the Black The rest of the musical centers London in 1967, while New York audience." she said. take place at 2 p.m. There will also WHEN: Friday and Saturday at 8 Swamp Players Theater at the around Polly's search for a date saw a revival in 1970. 1970 also "It has just wonderful music," be performances next weekend Woodland Mall. and all the complications that saw the film version of the musi- p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. The said Lockard-Zimmerman. who at the same times. Admission to The musical is set in 1920s come up as she finds herself true cal, starring Twiggy. show times are the same for is also a professor in the College the "The Boyfriend" is $8 for Europe. The ladies at Madame love. Brandon Miller, who plays one next weekend as well. of Musical Arts. "The dances from Dubonnet's Finishing School in Songs from the show include of the French boyfriends in the University students and senior Nice are starting to believe that "It's Never Too Late to Fall in musical, said, "It's a feel-good the '20s are so cute." citizens and $10 for adults. The COST: $8 for U. students and "The cast is really good," Miller they are all perfect young ladies, Lave" and "I Could Be Happy show. It's funny and it's fun to be theater is located next the mall senior citizens; $10 for adults. despite hearing otherwise from With You." in." said. "We have a really tight cast. movie theaters. Check out exclusive news on the BG News Web Site at Now Signing Leases for There's Always Something New In The Classifieds!!! Management Inc. 2002-2003 Listing ATTOQ tf|L \t\zdfrr2002 Brand New Efficiency & 2 Bedroom 1 Bedroom % Hillsdale Apartments Apartments " rYeser,+vr\g ArVica: Peoples, Cul+ures ar\d Sociefios" Coming for August 16 MOVE IN Monday. April 8-Movie: Lumumba. 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OHIO 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Warren Steller Field Students protest aggression REPUBLICAN WEEK BGSU College Republicans will be 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. By Kjmberty Dupps mile trip from Jerusalem to tive of their population. Bilal ARTHRITIS RESEARCH WATER BAS- ISRAELI AGGRESSION recruiting and raising awareness on THE BC NCWS Ramallah took him seven hours Kaafarani, a doctoral student in KETBALL FUNDRAISER the organization More than 25 members of Lhc in January because of Israeli photochemical sciences from JERUSALEM: Israel has set up Education Steps Alpha Omicron Pi and Delta Chi will community stood in silence for security checkpoints. Lebanon, said Arabs have multiple checkpoints through- sponsor "Dip n' Dunk," a 3-on-3 Israel's Prime Minister Ariel accepted the proposition of hav- half an hour on (he Education out the city and region. 10:30 am -330pm. game of innertube basketball. Building steps, protesting Israeli Sharon, though, has escalated ing 20 percent of the land to Cooper Pool. Student Recreation SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST aggression toward the security in the occupied territo- belong to Palestinians and 80 CASUALTIES: Since the begin- Center Alpha Phi Alpha is sponsoring the Palestinians. ries in recent weeks because of percent to the Israelis. ning ot the conflict, there have contest and will be selling banquet The protesters, who were both suicide bombings in Israel. "I urge people to press the been four times as many 8 a.m. - 5 p in tickets. Arab and Caucasian, Muslim However, Karam said that the vision of a Palestinian state into a Palestinian deaths than RAINBOW DAZE Union Lobby and Christian, held signs with Palestinians are civilians and reality," Wendland said. Israeli. Vision will be passing out general pictures of Israeli treatment of Israel is killing civilians. Wendland said students could Noon - 6 p.m. information. Palestinian civilians and facts loel Wendland, an ethnic stud- do this by e-mailing President CONTROL Since 196/. Israel TICKET SALE FOR AFRICAN DINNER Union Lobby about the conflict. ies instructor and member of BC George Bush at has occupied the West Bank The African People's Association will According to Louis Karam, a PeaceNet, said four times as president^whitehouse.gov. and Gaza Strip. be holding ticket sales for the dinner 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Christian Palestinian from many Palestinians have been A resolution for a Palestinian it is sponsoring. GOSPEL CHOIR SPRING CONCERT lenisalem, the group was stand- killed because of the conflict state was drafted by the United Union lobby ent colored license plates than 101 Olscamp Hall ing up and asking for fair and just than Israelis. Since the second Nations in 1948, when the U.N. treatment of Palestinians Inifada began in September Israelis so that they are more created Israel. However, identifiable. "Every single pan of Jerusalem 2000, nearly 1,000 Palestinian Kaafarani said the U.N.'s resolu- m is filled with Israeli checkpoints," civilians have been killed in the "How can humanity still tions regarding Israel have never Karam said. The University grad- West Bank and Gaza Strip, accept this and still blame the LETTERS TO 210 WEST HALL been fulfilled. Palestinians?" Kaafarani asked. iHH.'uvkraikiiauiiHiUrWiiii uate student added that the six- according to the Palestinian Israel has occupied the West Centre for Human Rights. Part of this could be attributed THE EDITOR HnP://WWW.BGNEWS.COM Bank and Gaza Strip since the to the representation of the con- Palestinians are approximately 1967 Arab-Israeli War. This occu- flict in the media, according to 18 percent of the population (1.1 pation has enabled Israelis to put Kaafarani. He said that the media million) in Israel. tight restrictions on the shows the Palestinians as the The land that the Palestinians Palestinians. 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The coach's departure to West Virginia University, announced yesterday morning from Morgantown, W Va., leaves a vacancy on a team that went 24-9 in 2001 -02. lust who will fill that vacancy, and when, remains the question of the night. Early candidates have been speculated to be BG assistant coach Keith Noftz, former BG point guard David Greer and former Michigan head coach Brian Ellerbe. Noftz has been an assistant for nine years, spending the last six at Bowling Green. Noftz is a native of nearby Clyde. Oh., and coached John Adams High School in South Bend prior to Associated Press Photo his arrival in BG. MOVING AHEAD: Dan Dakich officially announced at 3 p.m. yesterday that he will be West Virginia University's 20th head basketball coach. Greer has been an associate head coach at Detroit-Mercy for the last three years. Previously, he was an assistant for three years with the Titans. He started his career in 1986-87 Greer was head coach of Tiffin University in Tiffin, Ohio. He WVU to be a challenge led the Dragons to a 17-12 overall record that season. In By Jason A. Oixon nificant minutes as fresh- 1987 Greer moved to THE BG NEWS men and will give WVU one Youngstown State University as Often perception is not of the deepest guard rota- assistant coach for two sea- reality. And when Dan tions in the conference. sons, then he was an assistant Dakich announced he West Virginia's biggest coach at Ohio University from would be leaving BG to take strength may lie in its size. 1989-93. He also served as an over a team that finished 8- Dakich shouldn't have any assistant for Akron from 1993- 20 with a 1-15 conference 94 before joining Detroit- trouble filling up the lane, record, many people proba- because the Mountaineers Mercy's staff. bly felt that Dakich was return with 6-foot-10 Ellerbe has been out of entering a situation where coaching since last March, Sophomore Chris Garnett the stigma of West Virginia's an 7-foot-1 Senior Alas when he was fired by the 2001-02 season would University of Michigan after a Chan. WVU will also contain haunt him throughout his a roster with at least six 10-18 record and a 4-12 confer- tenure as head coach. ence mark in 2001. players 6-foot-5 and over. But in hindsight, when Dakich does have his "There's no doubt that this is you take a closer look at the the best job in the MAC," said work cut-out. Since a Sweet Mountaineers, the team will Sixteen appearance in 1997, Athletic Director Paul Krebs. be returning a talented "We have had at least 50 phone the Mountaineers hadn't group that learned how to experienced a winning sea- messages from coaches and play in the face of adversity. others nominating coaches. We son until they concluded the Gone is leading scorer Chris 2000-01 season with a 15-14 will try our best to find some- Moss, who averaged 17.8 one to fill Dan's shoes. There record and a first-round loss points, three-point special- to the Richmond Spiders in are six schools in the country ist Lionel Armstead, and 6- the NIT. that had eight wins in football foot-9 lohn Oliver. However, and 24 in basketball, and we Former head coach Gale lonathon Hargett, who aver- Catlett, who spent 24 years are one of them." aged 13.8 points as a fresh- as a fixture for men's basket- Krebs also profiled what his men, returns, as well as Tim ideal coach would be as he Lyles. ball while in Morgantown, Ban Swanjer BG News begins his search for Dakich's found that even he is not Lyles sat out last season REMEMBERING THE GOOD TIMES: Dakich looks back on his years as head coach at Bowling Green. replacement. because of an injury, but he forever young. "We have a preference of a was instrumental in helping Catlett lost his team at coach with head coaching the Mountaineers reach the some point during last sea- experience," Krebs said. "We're National Invitational son, and West Virginia looking for a guy who has been Tournament during his University has given Dakich Fans react to loss of coach somewhere and know what freshmen season. With the opportunity to instill in Derek McCord behind the BG basketball team. where his players would wear winning programs are like. undersized but proven those players what made IHE BG NtWS A group of three BG students, their warm-up gear backward as They need to be a tireless pro- guards, WVU will not be him so successful at BG. It moter." won't be easy, which is Since Dan Dakich stepped onto Aaron Ziraks, Troy Plant, and Dakich himself would wear his without good play in the other students brought them- sports coat backward also. The Dakich endorsed Noftz, his backcourt. always the case in replacing the floor of Anderson Arena in right-hand man for the past a legend. But Dakich will 1997 there has been an evenflow selves together to create the coach became an instant fan The Mountaineers will Sideline Squad. favorite. five seasons in BG. also have depth at that posi- have six seniors and a host of Falcon pride flowing through "I'd like to have a guy who of freshmen and sopho- the walls of the old house of BG "We were just a bunch of guys "He brought excitement to the tion. Drew Schifino and Jay game," junior Eric Harm said. "He was 45 or 46, has collegiate mores to build a formula for basketball. that love basketball," senior Hewitt, both of whom will The Dakich era began that year, Aaron Ziraks said. "We love BG was great when he got the idea of experience, and has coached in be sophomores, played sig- success around. South Bend a little," Dakich and it was a struggle as the basketball and this was a way to changing the team dress code said, referring to Noftz. Falcons went 10-16, but the fan support them." backwards. I think it's a real "Seriously, I obviously have a THE DAKICH YEARS base was being founded. As the The Sideline Squad became an shame that we are losing a great lot of respect for Keith; he has a team's record got better so did the integral part of the BG basketball coach." great basketball mind. He's During the five years that Dan Dakich was the men's basketball ticket sales. An increase of eight scene. Every game they were This season produced another been there when I have needed head coach the attendance at the games increased 45 percent. wins in the '98-99 season brought lined up along the sideline wear- 20-wins and another perceived him to calm me down some- in 347 more people into the ing their Sideline Squad shirts chance in the NCAA Tournament. Season Total Ticket Average Ticket times, and he has been right a arena, but then came the season keeping the student section on its With Kent State making it all the lot of the time." Sales Sales to remember. feet. That season brought 22 wins way to the Elite Eight the Mid- Krebs has a timeline in mind 2001-02 49,630 3,545 " The 1999-2000 season the bas- and a berth in the NIT tourna- American Conference really put for his search as well. 2000-01 40,438 2,888 ketball team made Bowling Green ment. the conference on the map and "If we get someone in here 1999-2000 39,486 3,291 turn from a traditional ice hockey The next season though was coach Stan Heath moving to within a month, we'll be doing 1998-99 34,536 2,467 school to one with the round one the fans and the team strug- Arkansas it only seemed that gled, going 6-10 through its first well," Krebs said. 1997-98 34,189 2,849 orange ball. With a run in the first 13 games of the season bringing a 16 games. This prompted Dakich Dakich will start at West FANS, PAGE 11 Virginia immediately. Encj tanHuccM BGNews 11-2 record, the campus was all to have institute a new dress code WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday. April 5, 200? 9 Netters win two Oestreng will go to NCAA regional meet By Matthew P. Lyons son with the team as well. This coach Dan Connelly. Connelly matches 7-0 IHE BG NEWS season the BG women's gym- is up for the NCAA Central By Zach Baker back to win two matches after a "It will be fun to play in front While the gymnastics teams nastics team broke the victory Region "Coach of the Year" IH[ BG NEDS disappointing performance last of all those people," Carney said. journey has ended, one lone record with a 17-1 record, and award. Connelly won his third On a cold windy day in Saturday against DePaul. "We can play with anyone in the Falcon continues on. Senior went undefeated in the Mid- MAC "Coach of the Year" award Bowling Green, the men's tennis "I was in the zone," said Wild, country, and I think everybody Mamy Oestreng will compete American Conference for only this season. team was,read hot. In a pair of who defeated Wright State's knows that." this weekend at the NCAA the second time in team histo- Oestreng will need the expe- matches that were intended to Chad Derry (6-3,6-4) in singles, The Falcons are also focused regional meet held at ry- rience of participating in past prepare the Falcons for their and teamed with Kuresman to on the match itself. Kuresman Louisiana State University. While Oestreng is looking regional meets to earn a trip to match against Western defeat Derry and Quincy Jones said the team will be poised to Oestreng is a fourth-year forward to the competition, nationals on April 17-20. She fMichigan. the team emerged in doubles. "I was focused on come away with a win. regional participant. She won she wishes the whole team had not advanced past the ^victorious in matches against the match, and when I wasn't "I think we have worked very the NCAA floor exercise cham- could be there as well. regional meet since winning i-Robert Morris College and playing I was supporting my hard in the past couple of weeks pionship in 1999, and is look- "We had an excellent year," the Floor Exercise title in 1999. ^Wright State, sweeping both 7-0. teammates." to fine-tune everything," ing for her first Ali-Around title. Oestreng said. "We have broke However, Oestreng seems up j To senior Ed Kuresman, the The team will now prepare for Kuresman said. "I think we will According to head coach Dan or re-set many records and still to the challenge. Cwin over Robert Morris was par- Western Michigan, a match that not only beat them but beat Connelly, this could be her have not gotten the recogni- "I feel more confident this ticularly sweet, in part because will take place on Saturday, a them handily." year. tion from the University we year," Oestreng said. "I have fof the way he played against Falcon Frenzy Day, when all Wild thinks the Falcons are "Mamy is so balanced in deserve. A trip to regionals more positive motivation to get ;them in the past. Falcon athletes are encouraged almost ready for the match, but each event this year," said may have helped that." to championships partly "I played Robert Morris last to attend the event. Saturday can't lose the hard work ethic Connelly. "She has been able Oestreng has been nominat- because it is my last opportuni- iyeai and didn't play very well at will also feature the women's that has gotten them this far. to maintain that level all year." ed for the American Award, ty" -all," Kuresman said. "I needed to team in action at Keefe Tennis "We are getting there, but we Oestreng has held the top which is the gymnastics equi- Marny will try to extend her '. prove to myself that I could beat Courts against Eastern will still have to practice hard," spot in the Ail-Around for the valent to the Heisman Award season journey, as well as the these guys handily." Michigan. Both games will Wild said. "This match will be Central Region all season long. for football. Also nominated quest for another NCAA title, Kuresman did just that, begin at 1 p.m. huge because we can show the She is coming off a record sea- for a regional award is head this weekend in Louisiana. defeating Robert Morris' Web Sophomore loel Carney said MAC who we really are." Yeardie (6-1,6-0). that the opportunity to play in The Falcons' next match will Senior Vitek Wild was also front of a large crowd should be Wednesday, when they travel pleased after the game coming inspire the team. to Lexington to face Kentucky. BG NEWS SPORTS BRIEFING header, 6-1, at the BGSU four-game Mid-American Falcons split with Softball Field. Conference series at Steller Golfers to compete in The Falcons are now 12-14- Field. Today's nine-inning Cleveland State 1 on the year, while CSU is 10- game is scheduled for a 3 Senior Renee Rosemeier's 11-1. The second-game loss p.m. start, followed by a dou- two-run single in the bot- was BG's first home setback of bleheader tomorrow (1 p.m.) tom of the seventh inning the season, as the Falcons are and one game on Sunday (1 Marshall Invitational gave the Bowling Green 5-1-1 in home games in 2002. p.m.). ByJaymtRamson weekend's meets. On the women's side, junior Softball team a 4-3 victory The Falcons are coming IKE BG NEWS Senior Justin Gillham, fresh- Shelly Binzel will try to improve over visiting Cleveland Baseball faces off off a 5-3 victory over visit- The men's golf team will com- man Austin Chase, and junior on her seventh-place finish State University yesterday. ing Cleveland State at pete in the Marshall University Adam Balls all placed in the top from the Northern Illinois meet, The Vikings rebounded to against Ohio U. their home opener. They Invitational today and tomorrow 50 at the Pepsi Intercollegiate while Coach Kurt Thomas will win the nightcap of the The Falcons host Ohio began the year with 20 in Huntington, W. Va., while the meet. Earlier this week, Chase look for sophomore Jenny non-conference double- University this weekend, for a road games. women's golf team will com- and Balls were ranked in the top Schnipke to step up and play petes April 7 and April 8 in its 15 Canadian collegiate golfers. well. second meet of the season, the Chase is ranked ninth while Balls The meet will include four or Western Michigan Invitational at is ranked 14th. five MAC schools in addition to Mt. Pleasant, Mich. "As far as our goals for the schools from other conferences. The BG men are coming off of meet, I would like to be in the "We have to be competitive a lOth-place finish two weeks top 10 teams," men's coach Gary because it has been a difficult 117 LEHHAN LOWER DUPLEX. ago at the Pepsi Intercollegiate, Winger said. "This will be the start for us, because of the where they shot a combined best field we've competed with weather conditions we've gone One Bedroom. Double living room. Eat in Kitchen. three-round score of 927. The in the past few years." through here after returning Large Front Porch, BG women finished 10th with a The team will compete from Florida," Thomas said. "We combined two-round score of against eight other schools from haven't had a lot of time outside. 652 three weeks ago at the the MAC in addition to squads We've still been practicing in the N4SoumriainStreet#3&l3 Northern Illinois Invitational. from the Big Ten, the University bad weather but it depends One Bedroom unfurnished apartments. Above Wizard Graphic Both teams will be competing of Kentucky, Louisville, and what kind of weather we get up with other MAC schools at this Notre Dame. there." FREE WATER & SEWER. Air Conditioned. 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PETERSBURG. Fla. - ous season. Manager Hal McRae doesn't Tampa Bay is three games By Joe Kay before Sosa reached out for a know how far the Tampa Bay over .500 for the first time since THE ASSOCIATED PRESS down-and-away pitch and hit it Devil Rays are going this season. April 24, 1999 — 19 games into CINCINNATI - Sammy Sosa into the Cubs' bullpen in right He didn't make any predictions its second season. It's also the hit his second homer, but Fred field in the fourth inning, his sec- during spring training, and the first time the club has been in McGriff's error set up two ond homer of the series. Both team's 3-0 start hasn't changed first place in the AL East after Cincinnati runs and the Reds have gone to right field as the his position. opening day. held on for a 3-1 victory last night Reds tried to carefully pitch him "I don't know what we can do. The Devil Rays will try to con- over the Chicago Cubs. away. I'm just happy we're playing well tinue their success streak today The Reds took two of three in Sosa's 452nd career homer now," McRae said yesterday after when they play New York in the the opening series, a turnaround moved him into a tie with Carl baseball's youngest and lowest- Yankees' home opener. for the majors' worst home team Yastrzemski for 24th place. paid team finished a season- "It's early, but we're playing of 2001. The Reds lost two of their Griffey is next with 460. opening sweep of the Detroit good. We need to continue to first three at Cinergy Field last Griffey went 3-for-10 with two Tigers. come out and play the way we season, on their way to a fran- RBIs and four strikeouts in the After coming from behind in played in the first three ball- chise-record 54 home losses. series. the late innings of the first two games," McRae said. "It's a long Ken Griffey Jr. hit an RBI single. Acevedo got the better of a games, the Devil Rays flexed haul and you have to play con- He also had a fastball by luan matchup between two young their muscles early in a 9-2 rout sistent baseball in order to sus- Cruz (0-1) glance off his batting starters who got their first big thai left the Tigers wondering tain the momentum that we helmet in the third — the sixth league promotions last season. whai kind of reception they'll seem to be gathering. But it batter plunked in the series. Both threw hard on a cold night receive when they return to takes more than three games to Griffey went to first without com- — it was 43 degrees at the first Detroit for their home opener really feel like you're playing well plaint, and didn't even look at pitch, and players could see their today. and you have momentum." Cruz when they crossed paths breath. "We've got the Indians. We Ryan Rupe. on a 100-pitch after the inning. Sean Casey doubled off Cruz to usually play the Indians pretty count, limited the Tigers to three The benches and bullpcns start the Reds' second and tough," Tigers designated hitter hits in seven shutout innings. He cleared on Wednesday night after McGriff let Aaron Boone's Robert Hick said. "Hopefully, we threw 99 pitches, struck out Reds reliever Luis Pineda hit two grounder skitter through his legs, got all the jitters out of the way seven and walked none. Cubs in the ninth inning and was sending Casey home. Boone and we can start playing some The Tigers scored with one ejected. scored on Jason LaRue's two-out baseball." out in the ninth on homers by The Reds won despite getting double off the wall in left-center. Detroit manager Phil Gamer lacob Cruz and Michael Rivera. only three hits. McGriff's error at Manager Don Baylor and the said he isn't dreading the trip "It's tough to come here and Associated Press Photo first base set up two unearned trainer came out to the mound to back home. lose all three games and go LONG GONE: Robert Fick lines a double off Tampa Bay Devil Rays runs in the second. look at Cruz's pitching hand after "I believe we're going to play home 0-3. It feels like a curse," Jose Acevedo (1-0) limited the he walked Boone on four pitches pitcher Paul Wilson during the eighth inning Wednesday night. well. It's a chance for people to losing pitcher lose Lima said. Cubs to five hits in six innings, to open the fourth. The trainer see us," Garner said. "We'll play "Every year this (earn starts 1-5, Winn came off the bench in the Tampa Bay, which has the becoming the first Cincinnati used a nail file on Cruz's right well. I guarantee we won't lose 1-6. I'm not going to say it's in fifth to greet lefty Matt Miller youngest and lowest-paid roster starter to make it past the fifth index finger in the dugout 162 ballgames. That's a guaran- everybody's head, but it's every with his second career grand in the majors. inning this season. between innings. tee. You've got my promise." year. It gets old." slam to make it 9 0. "The scholarship players got Danny Graves pitched out of a Todd Walker walked in the fifth, Randy Winn hit a pinch-hit Grieve and Abemathy hit solo Rookie Steve Kent replaced in," joked McRae, who also used two-on, one-out threat in the advanced on Barry Larkin's grand slam and Ben Grieve, homers off Lima (0-1), who only Rupe at the start of the eighth a third player — shortstop Felix eighth as he got his first save in groundout and scored on Brent Abemathy and Chris lasled two innings. Gomez hit a inning. Another young pitcher Escalona — who hadn't played two chances. 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