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by Lisa Bettinger act yet," Nick Gurich, program- their hits, which include "Father he said. THE BG NEWS ming director for UAO, said. of Mine", "Santa Monica," their UAO President Dan Henry The buzz around campus has This will mark the second time cover of "Brown Eyed Girl," "I Will said, "I'm very excited. I'm going been louder than a rock song this year that Everclear has made Buy you a New Life," and "A.M. to be more excited when I see stu - itself. A representative for Capitol an appearance in the area. Back Radio." The band won the dents get excited." Records confirmed that Everclear in March the Billboard Award has a show scheduled in Bowling The concert will be part of the band was at "I'm very excited. for Modem Rock "Rock the Flock" homecoming Green. The band's website has the UT's Savage Artist of the Year weekend. "The whole weekend is show listed on it's offical List of Hall in Toledo I'm going to be in 1998. They concert dates. The concert indus- going to be exciting," Henry said. along with were also named try website Pollstar.com also has more excited when Back in the spring UAO Lifehouse as "Alternative the show on it's list of Bowling I see students brought Run-DMC and the Roots Green events. UAO will be mak- part of match- Artist of the Year" box twenty's get excited." by Billboard's to Anderson Arena. They also ing a formal announcement brought in former Saturday Night Friday during Campus Fest The "Mad Season" Rock Airplay DAN HENRY, UAO PRESIDErff Live cast member Jim Brurer and show is slated for October 6 at lour. Monitor that Anderson Arena Everclear is same year. current Saturday Night Live cast UAO will also make a formal currently touring behind the According to Gurich, UAO has member Tracy Morgan for a announcement during Campus album Songs from an American been working on bringing in the stand-up comedy show. Back in Fest regarding when tickets will Movie Vol. 2; Good Time for a Bad band since the spring. "I think the spring of 1999 UAO brought Matt Iwy Photo llltntiati go on sale. "They | Everclear] Attitude. they are going to have a good in MTV's Campus Invasion tour, haven't announced the opening The band is best known for appeal to college students," which featured Bush and Moby. CONCERT: The band Everclear will perform Homecoming weekend.

YaleU Vans used origins by U. may not be safe tied to NIU follows exam- ple of other universi- slavery ties in banning 15-

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — As Yale by Gmo Berts University celebrates its ter- U-WIRE centennial this year, three Yale DEKALB, III. — Northern graduate students are focusing Illinois University recently on dark chapters in the school's banned the use of their fleet of history. 15-passenger vans. In a paper entitled "Yale, The ban was influenced by Slavery, and Abolition," the stu- accidents involving 15-passen- dents "tell the full story of Yale's ger vans at other universities, as relationship to slavery." well as an April 9 warning from The graduate students criti- the NHTSA (National Highway cize Yale for using money from Traffic Safety Administration! slavery on its early endow- declaring the vans' rollover sus- ments and scholarships and for ceptibility. honoring slave trading alumni Eleven NIU students return on its wall of "worthies" on ing from an out-of-state trip, campus. were involved in an accident The students single out lohn March 19 involving one of the G Calhoun from the class of vans just banned. A trailer 1804 and Samuel EB. Morse, pulled by the van jack-knifed, from the class of 1810, both of causing the van to flip several whom have colleges named times downhill. after them. The two were vocal Sarah Casto BG News Laura Pollock, a NIU student in their support of slavery. COMMISSIONER: Alvin Perkins keeps a gold wrench and toilet plunger in his office; they're proof that he isn't a "normal" politician. who sustained serious injuries In a statement, Yale officials from the accident, believes the defended the school writing, NlU's ban of the 15-passenger "few if any institutions or indi- vans "is probably the best idea." viduals from the period before NHTSA's reports show that Emancipation remained He took the politics out of govenment "loading the 15-passenger van untainted by slavery." causes the center of gravity to "Today, we regret and By Ionian Fouts usual, he likes to think. When local businessman Al thinking he was crazy for trying, shift rearward and upward, renounce these evils and seek, KMBB Perkins' road through Newlove asked Perkins to run and beat his opponent through increasing the likelihood of through scholarship and com- Wood County Commissioner Bowling Green City Council for a city council position in a large campaign effort. rollover." Also, 15-passenger munication, to better under- Alvin (Alvie) Perkins is a living and Mayorship, and finally a 1971. to represent the "By me knocking on doors vans with 10 or more passen- stand them, but we cannot example of his advice for young county commissioner seat, Democrats in the First Ward, he and him not knocking on gers are three times as likely to undo them." people. came after 40 years in the con- didn't know the difference doors, that's how I got elected," rollover than those of a lighter But Charles Ogletree, a pro- "You can be anything you struction field. He knew noth- between a councilman and a he said, adding, "I got re-elected weight, according to the report. fessor at Harvard Law School, really want to be, but you've ing of politics, nor were hand- constable. because 1 showed the voters I Bill Finucane, manager of told the New York Tunes, "As an gotta apply yourself," he said. shaking and baby-kissing in his His wife, Gail, laughed at the knew what I was doing." NIU's Transportation Services, academic institution with some The gold wrench and toilet plans. idea. "You don't even know He felt inadequate at first, said his department was moral grounding, its hard to plunger decorating his office "I don't think he set out to be when to put the garbage out, let lacking the doctorates and unaware of the 15-passenger use the argument that 'every- testify to where he started a politician," said fellow com- alone what ward you live in," vans' faulty engineering before before his nearly 30 years in missioner lim Carter. "He set one did it'" she said. POLITICS. PAGE 2 they bought them. politics. And not politics as out to get things fixed." But he gave it a shot, still The retired vans will be replaced by seven-passenger mini-vans. The mini-vans' lower center of gravity, along with their accustomed front- wheel drive, should provide New apartments might house students; meet opposition safer traveling. by Kjmbtrty Dupps for occupancy next school year. his buildings. He wants the "The neighbors are opposing "It is a small price to pay for the safety of our students," THE BG HEWS "The land has been in the fence to be a minimum of eight the apartments because they Developer Douglas Valentine family for 80 years," Valentine feet. don't want students in their Finucane said. Taking alternate measures, has been through the situation said. "Everyone knew the According to Sarah backyard," Valentine said. "Most before: public opposition to an Valentines would develop it into Tomashefski, first ward council adults don't want to live where the University of Illinois in Champaign reduced the apartment complex he wished apartments at some time." member, the lights will shine on the students live." to build on his family's property There is only one residence While the apartments are not capacity of their 15-passenger the residences, but the Lights in vans to hold only 11 passen- on Klotz Road. on the 11.38 acres where the the apartment will also increase built solely for students, However, a 6-1 vote Monday apartments are to be built. Valentine said approximately 90 gers, Finucane added. light coming into the resi- Among Illinois universities, night at the Bowling Green City However, there are residences dences. percent of the tenants will be Council meeting gave Valentine in the Val Court subdivision that students. NIU, along with Northwestern "It is not too much to ask for and DePaul Universities, has the go ahead to build the Klotz may be affected. Part of the more screening," Tomashefski "Legally, we can't deny them Road Apartment Complex. parking lot faces the Val Court said. "The apartments will the right to build if they have the been a pioneer in the banning of 15-passenger vans. Soon Ward two council member residences and homeowners are change the way of life for these right zoning permits," Patrick Ng was the dissenting afraid of car lights flooding win- people." Tomashefski said. after the NHTSA issued its vote dows at night. A chain link fence was pro- Valentine also owns other stu- warning of the hazardous vehi- The plans for the Klotz Road Valentine proposed to build a posed and there will be vegeta- dent housing, including Haven cles, NIU announced the dis- Wchul UhmliuNa BG Nnn continuance of its fleet. Apartment Complex include six foot wooden fence to block tion planted that, once grown, House and Fox Run apartments. HOUSING: The Klotz Rd. eight three-floor buildings, with the light and mark the property will help to shield light. The next step in the Klotz "If you become aware of Apartment will look similar to six units on each floor. The com- line However, council member Valentine was hesitant at Road Apartments Complex is to something being unsafe you the Napoleon Rd. Complex, both plex will be built behind the Ng passed an amendment to Monday's council meeting to finalize the engineering plans. want to stop the unsafe prac- constructed by local developer Napoleon Road Apartment the ordinance allowing build a fence higher than six feet Poggmyer Design Group is the tice as quickly as possible," Finucane said. Douglas Valentine. Complex, which will be ready. Valentine to move ahead with due to maintenance concerns. engineer for the project. 2 Thursday, September 6,2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS BG NEWS WORLD Memorial service honors student BRIEFING by WiE Sanders leaflet about the memorial ser- out inside of you." "And it still bums." THE BG NEWS vice. The Welcome Week Best friend and roommate of Supreme Court won't Commissioners on Grievances The granite fireplace in the Some of them were friends, Committee will begin a new Hettel, lessica Rapp also talked and Discipline. front of the Ice Arena Lounge sat and some were family, but they plaque located in the Welcome at the memorial service. hear judge's lawsuit A trial court and the eighth dormant and filled ashes from came from all over the state to Week Office, which will include "She always had a way about Ohio District Court of Appeals COLUMBUS (AP) The Ohio long forgotten logs as family and pay respect to Hettel and to wit- Hettel's name as well as future her that made you feel like you in Cleveland previously dis- friends came to pay their ness her memorial service. Welcome Week leaders who were the most important person Supreme Court on Wednesday missed Ferreri's lawsuit, saying respects to a University student As the semce began three have outstanding leadership in the world," Rapp said. refused to hear an appeal from the coverage was constitution- who died this summer. candles were lit on the table that skills. In addition, the commit- The last speaker at the memo- a judge who said a newspaper ally protected and was not Abby Lynn Hettel, 21, from had pictures of Hettel, flowers, tee will be buying a brick in rial service was Debbie defamed him with a series of defamatory. Kenwood, Ohio died in a car and a collage of pictures. The memory of Hettel for the new Christianson, parent of Hettel, stories and editorials. The Supreme Court ruled crash lulv 1, less than a month candles, white pink, and purple, Student Union. talked about her daughter as the Judge Robert Ferreri of against hearing Ferreri's appeal, after her 21rst birthday. Hettel slowly swayed back and forth as "We can only thank God for sobs and sniffs started to drown Cuyahoga County Juvenile without comment. was a senior majoring in Father Ric Saelzler started the knowing Abby." Michelle out her own words. Court sued The (Cleveland) Ferreri's argument didn't tourism and recreation. ceremony with a prayer. Margraf, friend and Delta Liz Baldwin sung a solo per- Plain Dealer in 1999, citing four raise any new challenges to People ignored the maximum Ashley Langston, a member Gamma sorority sister to Hettel, formance of Amazing Grace editorials, a political cartoon Ohio's libel law, said Marcia occupancy signs as they kept of the Welcome Week said. hidden behind tears and sobs. and two news articles that Marsteller, an attorney repre- coming in long after the seats Committee, delivered a spell- The Delta Gamma member The memorial service con- appeared in 1998 and 1999. senting the Plain Dealer. ran out for the memorial service binding speech about Hettel announced that a rock and a cluded as members of Hettel's The coverage concerned dis- "When it came right down to in honor of HetteL forcing the and friendship. She also pre- tree will be placed on the east sorority put flowers next to her ciplinary proceedings against it, all this case was about was more than 200 guests to stand sented an award in her honor. side of the Delta Gamma pictures and sang "It Only Takes Ferreri before a panel of the the press was critical of a public and crowd around each other, "The award is to honor Abby's Sorority in memory of Hettel. A Spark." Supreme Court's Board of official's conduct," she said. almost into the hallway. Hettel's memory and to say that we The rock reads "Abby Lynn As the back of the leaflet Delta Gamma sorority sisters all appreciate all the work the wel- Hettel 2001." handed out at the memorial entered the service holding come leaders have done," "Abby lit up a room brighter suggests: "Sadly missed, never flowers in memory of Hettel as Langston said. "This award is to than any other light," Kevin forgotten, and always in our others entered holding the say thank you for bringing Abby Mitchell, friend of Hettel, said. hearts..." Cultural exchange, gramming to homes in parts of southern China. on the airwaves In return, the two companies BEIJING (AP) Looking to would ensure wide access to the spread its culture through tele- United States for CCTV-9, POLITICS, FROM PAGE 1 kept the former administra- together; it's not like politics University during his years on vision, Chinese officials said which is part of China's main tion's all-Republican cabinet. when I first came," he said. the board. "I've always looked Wednesday that it is near an state television network, said a on the University as a leading degrees of the other council "You can take over something, An average workday may extraordinary agreement to spokeswoman for the State but you need to surround your- bring to his attention a budget, industry," he said. members. But he soon found allow direct foreign broadcasts General Administration of he had experience they didn't, self with capable and compe- a dog bite or a pothole needing While he encourages young into citizens' homes — if an Radio, Film and Television. being able to draw from his tent people." fixed. "He's a people-person, he people to pursue a degree, he English-language channel run construction and electrical After his second term, he set tries to help with problems," said making a good living and China's insistence on access by the Chinese government is for CCTV-9 reflects efforts to know-how. his sights on the county com- Carter said. "He's not afraid to enjoying what you do is also disseminated across the United improve the governments He decided to try for mayor missioner board. He's served get his hands dirty." important. "You should take States. advantage of opportunities, image in the United States. in 1975 following his second the position since 1982, with He gave the example of The agreement, if successful, and reach out into territories council term. He won, though brief breaks to work at a gasifi- Perkins recently helping fix a would mean American cable "Many Chinese understand the cation plant and try lor the leak in the county courthouse unknown," he said. he didn't expect to. boxes could serve up authentic United States, but Americans Ohio Senate. roof — from atop a four-story Sometimes surprised at his Once elected, Perkins said he Chinese cooking shows, home- don't know much about "took the politics out of govern- Currently, Perkins is the scaffold. own success, he added, "1 still grown kung-fu dramas, even China," said the spokeswoman, ment." He hired more women three-man board's vice presi- He's worked closely with look at myself in the mirror and newscasts straight from the who wouldn't give her name. than previous mayors, and dent. "The whole county works senior citizens and the snicker." central government in Beijing. News Corp's Asian sub-

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CAMPUS EVENTS CRU Meeting® Education 115, escape for end of summer 9 p.m. "Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and by Hillary S. Bonner started off the weekend with them. A majority of their set list set with "Ecstasy" and then took Windows" © Willard Wankelman CRU serves as a place for per- IKE BG PICWS some of their older material from was taken from original Bob off into a twenty plus minute ver- Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. sonal exploration into the deeper Hookahville is a popular festi- the days of lohn Mullins opening Marley material consisting of sion of "Sister Sugar." As the song meaning of life for the spiritually val that occurs every Memorial with "Arctic Song" and then fol- "Jammin"" and "I Shot the continued to grow, fans paved the "Personal Space: Twelve seeking and the religiously rest- lowing with "Octofrye" and "In Sheriff", among others. An emo- Day and Labor Day weekend way for the song's crescendo with Contemporary Painters" ® throughout the state of Ohio. The the Clouds". tional rendition of "No Woman, less. a parade of glow sticks flying Dorothy liber Bryan Gallery, 10 band Ekoosuk Hookah headlines The vibes kept on moving No Cry" brought the audience to through the air. The last set was a.m. to 4 p.m. at the event and by doing so cre- through "Good Friends Past," life and the crowd participation appropriately concluded with Panhellenic Recruitment ates an escape from reality for its "Backwoods Hose," and a cover of in the chorus of "Stir it Up" was "Loner" as the people around me Meeting ® Olscamp 101, 9:15 fans and newcomers. This Labor The Rolling Stones "Gimme enough to feel the presence of stopped dancing and began Presentation, Artist Carrie Mae p.m. Day Hookah truly outdid them- Shelter." Hookah celebrated Marley himself. breathing heavily. Weems ® 115 Olscamp, 7 p.m. Hookahvilles of the past by Hookah took the stage selves at the Buckeye Lake Music Hookahville XVI was truly an This meeting is mandatory for Center just outside of Columbus thanking their fans for the "Good Saturday night with more energy Weems will be discussing her any women going through exhilarating experience brought with a vast array of talent ranging Times" and gracefully closed the than I can report. They opened artwork, which is currently on Panhellenic recruitment. Contact from The Waiters to little Feat. First set with a Katz original, with "God Speed" then "Raging into place by the vast array of tal- display at the Willard the Panhellenic Office at 372- Ekoostik Hookah, for those "Music." The second set of that River" and then the infamous ent and the essence of "Schwa." Wankelman Gallery. 2534. who aren't familiar, is a band bom night was packed with crowd "Schwa" which took the crowd on According to flyers handed out ten years ago in Columbus, Ohio. favorites from "lady Vanilla" to a roller coaster ride of the fastest The band is composed of Cliff "Through Hiker," one of the earli- kind. The first set closed with an at the festival, the barid will be Rugby Team Organizational BOWUNG GREEN Starbuck (bass guitar), Dave Katz er McGee tunes. With an encore overpowering performance of returning to the area They are Meeting® 117 BA, 7p.m. Mercury Effect @ Easystreet (guitar and keyboards), Steve of "Dragonfly" no one could have "Slipjig Through the Poppyfields" scheduled to play at the Newport Sweney (lead guitar), Ed McGee any complaints about their first allowing Katz to put the music of Music Hall in Columbus, Ohio on This meeting is for new mem- (rhythm guitar), Eric Lanese night with the Hookah. Hookah into the hearts of fans bers to the rugby team. Twist of Nothing/ Crazy Eddie © (drums), and Johnny "Starcart" The Wailers took the stage at with the deep and dwelling piano Sept. 24. Before then the band is Howard's Club H slated to play at Seagate Center Polansky (percussion). 4:20 p.m. on Saturday and the at the soul of "Slipjig." Partnerships for Community That Friday night Hookah crowd was definitely ready for 1 lookah roared into the second on Sept. 23. Action Fall 2001 Presentation HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? h" you have a campus or city Series, "Migrant Farm Worker event that you would like to have Youth Project" ® The Women's listed in the calendar of events, Center, 107 Hanna Hall, Noon to send an e-mail to lisabet2@hot- lp.m. mail.com or stop by 210 West Andrews, Pavarotti, Nicholson, among list of art and Hall with information on the Meeting, Visual Communication event. Technology Organization @ 9 entertainment honorees for Kennedy Center ceremony p.m., 127 Technology Building. The deadline is 6 p.m. the day THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Camelot" on Broadway and won executive, magazine founder and ticker-tape parade in New York before the event. Deadlines for WASHINGTON —Julie an Academy Award for the title record, film and television pro- City, he went on to found the Van This is the first meeting for the weekend edition is 6 p.m. on Andrews, who captivated role in "Mary Poppins." Her most ducer. Among the recordings Cliburn International Piano VCT0. VCTO is a social and pro- Sundays. America in "The Sound of recent film is "The Princess Jones produced are "We Are the Competition. Music," and tenor Luciano Diaries." World" and Michael Jackson's President Bush and first lady Pavarotti are among the five win- Pavarotti, "a singer whose "Thriller" album. ners of the 2001 honors from die unique voice has attracted new Jack Nicholson, described as Laura Bush are due to attend the John E Kennedy Center for the fans to opera in the United States "one of the most brilliant and cel- gala performance at the Kennedy Wanted: entertainment writers Performing Arts. and throughout the world," first Center's Opera House Dec 2 to ebrated actors.of our age," won The BG News is looking for to the newsroom are also wel- In announcing the honorees gained fame in 1961 in "la Academy Awards for his perfor- honor the winners. Secretary of entertainment writers. Non- come at 372-6968. Wednesday, Kennedy Center Boheme." He has since per- mances in "One Flew Over the State Colin Powell will host a for- Chairman lames A. Johnson formed thousands of times in Cuckoo's Nest," "Terms of journalism majors are welcome Meetings are held every mal dinner the night before the noted "the unique and extremely operas and solo concerts, and as Endearment" and "As Good As It to apply. Sunday night at 6 p.m. in 210 valuable contributions they have part of The Three Tenors with Gets." His most recent film in performance. Members of the entertain- West Hall. made to the cultural life of our Placido Domingo and Jose "The Pledge." The Kennedy Center will cele- ment staff will be writing Other positions available reviews, feature stories and nation." Carreras. Van Cliburn, "a pianist whose brate its own 30th anniversary include assistant opinion editor, Andrews was described by Quincy Jones, cited for his stellar career bears witness to the Sunday with an afternoon of fire- columns for the weekend edition and for the daily entertainment campus reporters, city reporters, Johnson as "a beloved actress "spectacular influence on all life-affirming power of music," works, a giant birthday cake and whose performances in films and facets of American popular music won the first Tchaikovsky page. copy editors, designers, sports the musical theater are treasured for more than 50 years," has been International Piano Competition performances by a variety of Those who are interested can reporters and photographers. by millions of Americans" She a composer, arranger, conductor, in Moscow in 1958. 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JOEL HAMMOND Sports writer Falcons protect sack attack run4aj@ holmail.com by Nick Hurm sack was Central Michigan in Hodges of ball state leads the cost our head coach's job. I'm recovery and could be back in IHE BG NEWS their season debut against league averaging 45.7 yards per going to take this game person- the lineup for the Buffalo game. Last season, it was common Eastern Kentucky. kick. ally." Meyer said that starting tight to see BG quarterbacks Andy end D'Monn Baker wasn't at Wear Sahm and losh Harris buried Kicking bombs Revenge ready Bumps and bruises 100 percent last week, but under a swarm of opponent's BG punter (Rat-ti-tatl Pat Think starting Falcon safety His team nickname is ghost. should be at full strength for bodies. The Falcons offensive Fleming has made it his per- Chad Long is counting the Ironically senior runningback Saturday's game. Another tight line gave up a league leading 53 sonal goal to be the best punter hours until BG's Saturday Godfrey Ifwis shared the same end, sophomore Jason Van orange to sacks for a total of 320 yards. in the MAC. After a strong matchup with Buffalo? Long, characteristics as a ghost dur- Dam is not as fortunate. Van Times do change for the two showing against Missouri, the who played in last season's ing the Missouri game he was Dam, who suffered a concus- quarterbacks. red-shirt junior is on his way to embarrassing 20-17 loss on the nowhere to be found on the sion during a preseason prac- Saturdays Against the Tigers, the offen- obtaining his goal. The Ottawa, road against the Bulls has game field. Lewis is still healing tice, will likely have to sit out the sive line protected their offen- Canada native's seven punts revenge on his mind. from a knee injury he suffered Buffalo game. sive leaders. The O-line was combined for 302 yards. His "I'm really looking forward to during a preseason practice. game flawless, leaving Missouri with- 43.1 yards per punt average is playing Buffalo," Long said. "We BG coach Urban Meyer said Making the grade out a sack. The only other MAC second best in the MAC owe them a big favor because I that the Falcons active career I have a friend, who is more team to go without giving up a through game one. Reggie think that game last year kind of leading rusher is close to full GRADES, PAGE 7 than just my friend. He is this paper's friend, he is this University's friend, and he is, above all, a best friend of the Athletic Department. Brad Cox is his name, and being a fan of this University's playing athletic program is his game. No, not just football and hockey The entire program. time a Cox takes his passion for his school above and beyond the call of duty. He makes signs for question the hockey games. He checks the Falcon website possibly more The Associated Press than the webmaster. He knows FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. more about BG golf than the _ Michael Vick wants to put employees at Forrest Creason, a couple of issues to rest and would train with the Cross He doesn't care whether Country team if he could handle he's called Mike or Michael _ it. and Chris Chandler is THE Mr. Cox is trying to organize quarterback for the Atlanta an "Orange-out" for next Falcons. Saturday at the Doyt; the home "I don't think I'm going to opener of the Falcon football play this week," the NFL's No. season. He was hoping to get all 1 draft pick said Wednesday. > BG students and community "Chris is the starter. It's his j members who would be attend- team. My time is up now that ing the game to wear their the preseason is over." : Orange to support the team in Well, that's not how coach ] their quest to turn things Dan Reeves looks at the situ- i around. ation. He made it clear that He has already emailed the Vick will play in Sunday's Athletic Department and coach opener against San Francisco Urban Meyer personally, and _ the only question is how had also emailed and tele- much. phoned KISS FM and the "We will definitely use him Sentinel-Tribune. Thus, when he in the game," Reeves said. "1 contacted me, 1 felt privileged, have an idea, but we won't and my ego steadily rose for a ALL TIED UP: Junior Jill Conover fights for the ball against Western Michigan defenders in a previous game. talk about it." couple minutes. Sure, I'd love to When told of Reeves' com- help out. ment, Vick smiled. "Oh, well, , I cant think of any other issue never mind. The only thing I •right now that the overwhelming can do is prepare myself for ^majority of our staff—and the whenever I go in the game, ■rest of campus- would feel the do the things I'm capable of Isame about Brad has hit one of Samford, Toledo next doing." the major problems on this cam- Reeves, one of the league's pus right on the head: Apathy for The BG women's "We are excited to open our Nikki Pucillo to tie the game. know that the game against most open coaches, doesn't pur athletic programs. Granted, home schedule," said head Flanders once again made it Toledo will be a battle; it always want the 49ers to know what that apathy may tail off a bit after soccer team hopes to coach Andy Richards. "To play stand, making a school-record is. They always come in ready to the rookie might do, so he bur big win against Missouri last stay undefeated with the devil's advocate, we would 17 saves to preserve the lie. play, just due to the nature of our took the unusual step of weekend, but it needs to com- have liked to win at Michigan "We showed tremendous rivalry. We'd like to get a win, reminding the media of the pletely disappear. two matches against State also, but. we are very excit- character in that Michigan State obviously, to open our MAC slate rules for covering practice. Our conversation about his Samford and Toledo. ed about our start and are look- game," said Richards. "We could with a win. If they had to win one "You guys can watch prac- proposed "Orange-out" took ing to keep it going We have to have folded once we went down MAC game all year, it'd probably tice, but what you see in prac- place well before the Missouri by Joel Hammond be cautious, however, not to let early, but we didn't. We contin- be against us, and probably the tice, don't write it," Reeves game, so dont think he's just ■KM that interfere with our focus this ued to fight and claw our way same would ring true for us. said. "Whatever you see in another guy jumping on the What a start. All the Bowling weekend." against a tough team. Erika was "We have five games in 10 practice, just keep it that early-season bandwagon. Green women's soccer team The Falcons opened at the once again terrific, showing why days, starting Friday. Four of way." Despite the indifference for managed to accomplish thus far University of Wisconsin-Green she is our leader. She leads by them are at home, so we are real Certainly, the coach is most students to the University's in the 2001 campaign is beat a Bay last Friday, and dominated example, and the players excited to get our season off to a floating the idea that while athletics, and no matter the out- team they've never beaten from start to finish. Freshmen respond to that." very good start." Chandler is the starter, Vick is come of the game, or the season, before, dominate in their opener Kristy Coppes and Jessica Sadler Samford has yet to open their going to play a major role Brad is there. He believed in the seven hours from home and tie a both netted goals, and junior season, as their opener against Notes: The Falcons are now 5- before this season is done _ Hockey team last year, despite a team from the mighty Big Ten. goalkeeper Erika Flanders made llth-ranked Texas A&M was 0 in season openers, dating back with a few trick plays thrown lackluster regular season. What Big deal. nine saves for her seventh career canceled due to heavy rains. to a 1997 win against Kent. into the mix happened? They made a magical The Falcons have bigger and shutout as .the Falcons defeated Toledo, on the other hand, is 1 -1, Flanders is adding to her list of "What we want to do is run through the CCHA tourna- better things on their agenda, the Phoenix 2-0. as they opened their season at early-season awards. Monday, hopefully increase that learn- ment, losing to Michigan State in and those things start this week- The Falcons traveled to East the Montana Diadora Cup. The she was named the MAC's Player ing curve ofhimbeingableto the semifinal round. end with the opening of their Lansing on Sunday morning for Rockets opened with a win of the Week, and she was named get on the field where he is However, we wouldn't want home schedule. The Falcons a tilt with the Spartans of against Eastern Washington, and to the Soccer Buzz and Soccer more comfortable and yet me to harp on his own exploits, take on Samford University on Michigan State. BG went down then fell to host Montana. America National Teams of the not disrupt the flow of the so let's get to it. This Saturday, the Friday, and host bitter rival early as the Spartans scored in "We don't know a whole lot Week. Conover now ranks sec- 8th of September, the Falcons Toledo on Sunday afternoon, the fourth minute. Jill Conover about Samford," said Richards. ond on the school's all-time VICK PAGE 7 take on Buffalo at Doyt Perry both at venerable Mickey countered in the 32nd minute, "We do know that they are usual- scoring list, with 43 career Stadium at 6 pm. Essentially, Cochrane Field. scoring on a pass from freshman ly talented, however. We also points. there is no excuse not to attend. The game will be over by 9 or 930, and that's when the parties really begin. It's FREE to get in! The team actually opened with a huge win, against a Big-12 Red's Miller a human bull's-eye school, and is on the proverbial roll. If you dont want to walk, The Associated Press Wednesday. "I wasn't one of the In 1999, Miller was plunked 31 "Maybe in high school or junior because you're lazy, got an early CINCINNATI - Corky Miller best hitters and 1 always tried to times in 99 games, second-most college I was trying to get hit, hop- start with your Saturday night didn't get a hit in his first game for get on base. It started happening a in all of minor league basebalL He ing not to bat but it's something activities, or whatever, call me. I the Cincinnati Reds. But he did get lot. I found out how to take a pitch earned first place last year by get- that's turned out to happen every have a truck. Plus, there's cheer- hit _ a most appropriate debut for without getting hurt" ting hit 30 times in 103 games year," he said. leaders for crying out loud! Short pro baseball's closest thing to a Miller, 25, signed with the Reds while barring .233. In his first four pro seasons. skirts, plenty of running and bull's-eye as a free agent out of Nevada- He was nailed 31 more times Miller has been hit 114 times in jumping. The 6-foot-1.225-pound catch- Reno in 1998 and took his talent this season before earning his first 351 games while getting 305 hits. Do Brad, your fellow students er can't seem to get out of harm's for accumulating bruises to the promotion to the majors Monday. By comparison, Don Baylor was and myself a big, big favor Go to way when he's in the batter's box. minors. He got 35 hits and was hit He's been conked consistently, hit 267 times in 19 seasons, an Associate) Prt u Photo the game, and wear your "h's been that way ever since 21 times in 45 games in rookie even though he stopped trying average of 14 times a year, as he FUTURE STAR: Michael Orange!?! Little League. I guess," Miller said league. long ago. set the major league record Vick will not start Sunday. BG NEWS SPORTS Thursday, September 6,2001 7 Staff gets solid B Vick still learning system Chandler, who was in the op trust in your coaches, I'm VICK. FROM PAGE 6 the 40-yard dash _ faster than VICK. FROM PAGE 6 most receivers and backs. same situation at Houston in finding out that you can spend During the preseason, he aver- 1995-96 when the Oilers drafted Urban Meyer is handing out a lot of time on things that game, and being fair to Chris so that Chris doesn't lose the flow aged 12.4 yards on seven car- Steve McNair, is a bit uncom- grades for his team. After the need to be done. If I didn't trust ries, a tantalizing change of fortable about the idea of hav- Gregg Brandon, then all my of the game," Reeves said. "That Missouri game, he gave a grade pace to the slow-footed ing to sacrifice playing time. to each one of his players time would be spent with the is a difficult thing to do, but we are going to try it." Chandler. "I never want to come off the based on their performance. offense. If I didn't trust Tim field, but Dan will do what he lire km,in then all my time The Falcons have too much "Michael is learning the sys- During a Tuesday press confer- tem and I'm sure there's a pos- thinks is best for the team," ence, the question was posed would be spent with defense. invested in Vick _ a $62 million contract and hope for improv- sibility he's being taught a few Chandler said. "I've been in this to Meyer on what grade he And I really trust them. I really special plays," San Francisco game long enough that it takes like their work ethic and ing the franchise's sorry image _ gave himself. coach Steve Manned said. an awful lot to disrupt me." "Oh boy ... I don't know," believe they're very knowl- to let him languish on the edgeable of the game. We've bench all year. "We've got to prepare for both." The rest of the Falcons are Meyer said. "There were a cou- Reeves scoffed at the idea eager to see how it all plays out. ple of things I would do differ- got a fine coaching staff.'' "We're going to see how it works, because I do think that that Vick will be given a bunch "Everybody wants to see ently, some game-manage- Then one reporter asked of new plays for his pro debut. Michael Vick," comerback Ray Meyer, "So, would you give he can develop faster that way," ment things that I've got to Associated Press Photo "If you're a rookie and the Buchanan said. "I'm not just keep control of. I thought the them an A?" Reeves said. "Also, his skills pre- "I'd probably give them a sent different problems for a biggest thing you have to do is talking about his teammates, communication was good FINALLY: Senior Kurt Gerling know what to do, then I'd say good, solid II. Meyer defense." the organization, the fans. between the coordinators and savors one of the biggest wins of the chances of us doing some- People outside the state want to myself. I think when you devel- answered. "There are no A's his college career over Missouri. Chandler rarely scrambles, usually hanging in the pocket thing he didn't do in the presea- see him, too. The pressure is on until the last possible second. son are slim," the coach said. Dan Reeves to utilize this kid Happy Thursday...The weekend is almost here!'! That style of play has made him "He has enough things going and get him on the field with all one of the more injury plagued through his mind without us all the ability he has." quarterbacks in the NFL of a sudden putting in some- When Vick does get on the Vick, on the other hand, has thing he is totally unfamiliar field, should he be called Mike with." or Michael? Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted been timed at 4.24 seconds in

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JOEL HAMMOND Sports writer Falcons protect sack attack run4af@ hotmail.com by Nick Hurm sack was Central Michigan in Hodges of ball state leads the cost our head coach's job. I'm recovery and could be back in IHE BG NEWS their season debut against league averaging 45.7 yards per going to take this game person- the lineup for the Buffalo game. Last season, it was common Eastern Kentucky. kick. ally." Meyer said that starting tight to see BG quarterbacks Andy end D'Monn Baker wasn't at Wear Sahm and Josh Harris buried Kicking bombs Revenge ready Bumps and bruises 100 percent last week, but under a swarm of opponent's BG punter |Rat-ti-tat| Pat Think starting Falcon safety His team nickname is ghost. should be at full strength for bodies. The Falcons offensive Fleming has made it his per- Chad Long is counting the Ironically senior runningback Saturday's game. Another tight line gave up a league leading 53 sonal goal to be the best punter hours until BG's Saturday Godfrey Lewis shared the same end, sophomore lason Van orange to sacks for a total of 320 yards. in the MAC. After a strong matchup with Buffalo? Long, characteristics as a ghost dur- Dam is not as fortunate. Van Times do change for the two showing against Missouri, the who played in last season's ing the Missouri game he was Dam, who suffered a concus- quarterbacks. red-shirt junior is on his way to embarrassing 20-17 loss on the nowhere to be found on the sion during a preseason prac- Saturdays Against the Tigers, the offen- obtaining his goal. The Ottawa, road against the Bulls has game field. Lewis is still healing tice, will likely have to sit out the sive line protected their offen- Canada native's seven punts revenge on his mind. from a knee injury he suffered Buffalo game. sive leaders. The O-line was combined for 302 yards. His "I'm really looking forward to during a preseason practice. game flawless, leaving Missouri with- 43.1 yards per punt average is playing Buffalo," Long said. "We BG coach Urban Meyer said Making the grade out a sack. The only other MAC second best in the MAC owe them a big favor because I that the Falcons active career I have a friend, who is more team to go without giving up a through game one. Reggie think that game last year kind of leading rusher is close to full 6RADES, PAGE 7 than just my friend. He is this paper's friend, he is this University's friend, and he is, above all, a best friend of the Athletic Department. kick's Brad Cox is his name, and being a fan of this University's playing athletic program is his game. No, not just football and hockey The entire program. time a Cox takes his passion for his school above and beyond the call of duty He makes signs for question the hockey games. He checks the Falcon website possibly more The Associated Press than the webmaster. He knows FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. more about BG golf than the _ Michael Vick wants to put employees at Forrest Creason, a couple of issues to rest. and would train with the Cross He doesn't care whether Country team if he could handle he's called Mike or Michael _ it. and Chris Chandler is THE Mr. Cox is trying to organize quarterback for the Atlanta an "Orange-out" for next Falcons. Saturday at the Doyt; the home "I don't think I'm going to opener of the Falcon football play this week," the NFL's No. season. He was hoping to get all 1 draft pick said Wednesday. i BG students and community "Chris is the starter. It's his | members who would be attend- team. My time is up now that ing the game to wear their the preseason is over." i Orange to support the team in Well, that's not how coach | their quest to turn things Dan Reeves looks at the situ- i around. ation. He made it clear that He has already emailed the Vick will play in Sunday's Athletic Department and coach opener against San Francisco . Urban Meyer personally, and _ the only question is how - had also emailed and tele- much. phoned KISS FM and the "We will definitely use him Sentinel-Tribune. Thus, when he File Photo in the game," Reeves said. "I contacted me, I felt privileged, have an idea, but we won't and my ego steadily rose for a ALL TIED UP: Junior Jill Conover fights for the ball against Western Michigan defenders in a previous game. talk about it" couple minutes. Sure, I'd love to When told of Reeves' com- help out. ment, Vick smiled. "Oh, well, . I can't think of any other issue never mind. The only thing I •right now that the overwhelming can do is prepare myself for ^majority of our staff—and the whenever I go in the game, ;rest of campus- would feel the do the things I'm capable of !same about. Brad has hit one of Samford, Toledo next doing." ;the major problems on this cam- Reeves, one of the league's cpus right on the head: Apathy for The BG women's "We are excited to open our Nikkj Pucillo to tie the game. know that the game against most open coaches, doesn't pur athletic programs. Granted, home schedule," said head Flanders once again made it Toledo will be a battle; it always want the 49ers to know what that apathy may tail off a bit after soccer team hopes to coach Andy Richards. "To play stand, making a school-record is. They always come in ready to the rookie might do, so he our big win against Missouri last stay undefeated with the devil's advocate, we would 17 saves to preserve the tie. play, just due to the nature of our took the unusual step of weekend, but it needs to com- have liked to win at Michigan "We showed tremendous rivalry. We'd like to get a win, reminding the media of the pletely disappear. two matches against State also, but, we are very excit- character in that Michigan State obviously, to open our MAC slate rules for covering practice. Our conversation about his Samford and Toledo. ed about our start and are look- game," said Richards. "We could with a win. If they had to win one "You guys can watch prac- proposed "Orange-out" took ing to keep it going We have to have folded once we went down MAC game all year, it'd probably tice, but what you see in prac- place well before the Missouri by Joel Hammond be cautious, however, not to let early, but we didn't. We contin- be against us, and probably the tice, don't write it," Reeves game, so don't think he's just ■MM that interfere with our focus this ued to fight and claw our way same would ring true for us. said. "Whatever you see in another guy jumping on the What a start. All the Bowling weekend." against a tough team. Erika was "We have five games in 10 practice, just keep it that early-season bandwagon. Green women's soccer team The Falcons opened at the once again terrific, showing why days, starting Friday. Four of way." Despite the indifference for managed to accomplish thus far University of Wisconsin-Green she is our leader. She leads by them are at home, so we are real Certainly, the coach is most students to the University's in the 2001 campaign is beat a Bay last Friday, and dominated example, and the players excited to gel our season off to a floating the idea that while athletics, and no matter the out- team they've never beaten from start to finish. Freshmen respond to that" very good start" Chandler is the starter, Vick is come of the game, or the season, before, dominate in their opener Kristy Coppes and lessica Sadler Samford has yet to open their going to play a major role Brad is there. He believed in the seven hours from home and tie a both netted goals, and junior season, as their opener against Notes The Falcons are now 5- before this season is done _ Hockey team last year, despite a team from the mighty Big Ten. goalkeeper Erika Flanders made llth-ranked Texas A&M was 0 in season openers, dating back with a few trick plays thrown lackluster regular season. What Big deal. nine saves for her seventh career canceled due to heavy rains. to a 1997 win against Kent. into the mix. happened? They made a magical The Falcons have bigger and shutout as .the Falcons defeated Toledo, on the other hand, is 1 -1, Flanders is adding to her list of "What we want to do is run through the CCHA tourna- better tilings on their agenda, the Phoenix 2-0. as they opened their season at early-season awards. Monday, hopefully increase that learn- ment, losing to Michigan State in and those things start this week- The Falcons traveled to East the Montana Diadora Cup. The she was named the MAC's Player ing curve of him being able to the semifinal round. end with the opening of their Lansing on Sunday morning for Rockets opened with a win of the Week, and she was named get on the field where he is However, we wouldn't want home schedule. The Falcons a tilt with the Spartans of against Eastern Washington, and to the Soccer Buzz and Soccer more comfortable and yet me to harp on his own exploits, take on Samford University on Michigan State. BG went down then fell to host Montana America National Teams of the not disrupt the flow of the so let's get to it. This Saturday, the Friday, and host bitter rival early as the Spartans scored in "We don't know a whole lot Week. Conover now ranks sec- 8th of September, the Falcons Toledo on Sunday afternoon, the fourth minute, (ill Conover about Samford," said Richards. ond on the school's all-time VICK PAGE 7 lake on Buffalo at Doyt Perry both at venerable Mickey countered in the 32nd minute, "We do know that they are usual- scoring list, with 43 career Stadium at 6 pm. Essentially, Cochrane Field. scoring on a pass from freshman ly talented, however. We also points. there is no excuse not to attend. The game will be over by 9 or 930, and that's when the parties really begin. It's FREE to get in! The team actually opened with a huge win, against a Big-12 Red's Miller a human bull's-eye school, and is on the proverbial roll. If you don't want to walk, The Associated Press Wednesday. "I wasn't one of the In 1999, Miller was plunked 31 "Maybe in high school or junior because you're lazy, got an early CINCINNATI - Corky Miller best hitters and I always tried to times in 99 games, second-most college I was trying to get hit hop- start with your Saturday night didn't get a hit in his first game for get on base It started happening a in all of minor league basebalL He ing not to bat, but it's something activities, or whatever, call me. I the Cincinnati Reds. But he did get lot. I found out how to take a pitch earned first place last year by get- that's turned out to happen every have a truck. Plus, there's cheer- hit _ a most appropriate debut for without getting hurt" ting hit 30 times in 103 games year," he said. leaders for crying out loud! Short pro baseball's closest thing to a Miller, 25, signed with the Reds while batting 233. In his first four pro seasons. skirts, plenty of running and bull's-eye as a free agent out of Nevada- He was nailed 31 more times Miller has been hit 114 times in jumping The 6-foot-1,225-pound catch- Reno in 1998 and took his talent this season before earning his first 351 games while getting 305 hits. Do Brad, your fellow students er can't seem to get out of harm's for accumulating bruises to the promotion to the majors Monday By comparison, Don Baylor was and myself a big, big favor Go to way when he's in the batter's box minors. He got 35 hits and was hit He's been conked consistently, hit 267 times in 19 seasons, an AssoclatH) Pros Photo the game, and wear your "It's been that way ever since 21 times in 45 games in rookie even though he stopped trying average of 14 times a year, as he FUTURE STAR: Michael Orange!!! Little League, 1 guess," Miller said league. long ago set the major league record. Vick will not start Sunday. K BG NEWS SPORTS Thursday, September 6,2001 7 Staff gets solid B Vick still learning system the 40-yard dash _ faster than Chandler, who was in the op trust in your coaches, I'm VICK. FROM PAGE 6 VICK. FROM PAGE 6 most receivers and backs. same situation at Houston in finding out that you can spend During the preseason, he aver- 1995-96 when the Oilers drafted a lot of time on things that game, and being fair to Chris so Urban Meyer is handing out aged 12.4 yards on seven car- Steve Mt Nan, is a bit uncom- need to be done. If I didn't trust that Chris doesn't lose the flow grades for his team. After the ries, a tantalizing change of fortable about the idea of hav- Gregg Brandon, then all my of the game," Reeves said. "That Missouri game, he gave a grade pace to the slow-footed ing to sacrifice playing time. time would be spent with the is a difficult thing to do, but we to each one of his players Chandler. "I never want to come off the offense. If I didn't trust Tim are going to try it." based on their performance. "Michael is learning the sys- field, but Dan will do what he During a Tuesday press confer- Beckman, then all my time The Falcons have too much invested in Vick _ a $62 million tem and I'm sure there's a pos- thinks is best for the team," ence, the question was posed would be spent with defense. contract and hope for improv- sibility he's being taught a few Chandler said. "I've been in this to Meyer on what grade he And I really trust them. I really ing the franchise's sorry image _ special plays," San Francisco game long enough that it takes gave himself. like their work ethic and coach Steve Mariucci said. an awful lot to disrupt me." believe they're very knowl- to let him languish on the "Oh boy ... 1 don't know," "We've got to prepare for both." The rest of the Falcons are edgeable of the game. We've bench all year. Meyer said. "There were a cou- Reeves scoffed at the idea eager to see how it all plays out. got a fine coaching staff." "We're going to see how it ple of things I would do differ- that Vick will be given a bunch "Everybody wants to see Then one reporter asked works, because I do think that ently, some game-manage- of new plays for his pro debut. Michael Vick," cornerback Ray ment things that I've got to Meyer, "So, would you give he can develop faster that way," fcsoclated Press Photo "If you're a rookie and the Buchanan said. "I'm not just them an A?" Reeves said. "Also, his skills pre- keep control of. 1 thought the biggest thing you have to do is talking about his teammates, "I'd probably give them a FINALLY: Senior Kurt Gerling sent different problems for a communication was good know what to do, then I'd say the organization, the fans. good, solid B," Meyer defense." between the coordinators and savors one of the biggest wins ot the chances of us doing some- People outside the state want to myself. I think when you devel- answered. "There are no A's his college career over Missouri. Chandler rarely scrambles, usually hanging in the pocket thing he didn't do in the presea- see him, too. The pressure is on until the last possible second. son are slim," the coach said. Dan Reeves to utilize this kid Happy Thursday...The weekend is almost here'!! That style of play has made him "He has enough things going and get him on the field with all one of the more injury plagued through his mind without us all the ability he has." quarterbacks in the NFL. of a sudden putting in some- When Vick does get on the Vick, on the other hand, has thing he is totally unfamiliar field, should he be called Mike with." or Michael? Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted been timed at 4.24 seconds in

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by Erik Cassano Kreischer quadrangles. Players dress in the Ice Arena's infield for discus, hammer and years IHi BG NEWS locker rooms. The press has a small javelin. Seating is along the west side For some of you, this is your first Ice Arena but comfortable box directly behind of the track, and a press box is located year on campus. You have now been Bowling Green's year-round slice of home plate. along the top. oflife through nearly two weeks of classes, winter wonderland, the BG Ice Arena If you go to games in March and but still keep walking into the wrong houses one of only three Division 1 early April, beware: Dress warm. Eppler Gym class because you can't keep Hanna hockey programs in the state of Ohio Even on 50-degree days, the wind will The only educational building on ERIK Hall and Moseley Hall straight (don't (along with Miami and Ohio State.) kill your skin if you sit still for too campus to house a varsity team. CASSANO worry, it happens to all of us.) The main rink is used for hockey and long Eppler is the home of gymnastics. Sports Editor Now, however, the REALLY impor- figure skating by people of all ages in The gym is on the building's center tant stuff starts to happen: the fall the campus and surrounding com- Cochrane Field first floor. The seating area is tight, so Welcome to the first day of the sports season is getting underway. munities. The home of the men's and arrive early if you want to see a meet rest of your hfe There are places on this campus that The arena also has a curling facility women's soccer teams is well-con- The season starts in lanuarv. you simply have to know how to get (you know, the sport with the big cealed behind shrubbery about 500 No, really, I mean it to, lest you miss out on the big action stone and the broomsland houses feet west of Doyt Warm-weather Rugby field Freshmen, life is about to this college has to offer. I write of our the BG Athletic Hall of Fame, where games can fill the stands, located on This might be the best-kept sports change. Your world will get suc- sports facilities. you can see photos of everyone from the west side of the field, to near- secret on campus. BG has one of the cessively larger with each year Depending on where the Nate Thurmond to Orel Hershiser. capacity. Enter the field from the best club rugby teams in the country, you are at Bowling Green. University has you bivouacked (those The Ice Arena is located at the cor- northwest entrance off Stadium and they practice and play far away Remember those "friends forev- hall lounges comfy?) you might not ner of Mercer and Stadium, next to Drive. from any other team. The rugby field er" pacts you made in May at know where certain facilities are. the recreation center and Kreischer is along Poe Road near the west end graduation? Some of those aren't Read on, and wonder no longer. quad near the northern boundary of Creason Golf Course of campus. going to stand the test of time campus. This is a full 18-hole course used by Remember the "111 call you every- Doyt Perry Stadium the varsity golf teams. Unfortunately, Cooper Pool/Rec Center day" prorhisetySu'made to that You probably know where this is Anderson Arena being a student doesn't allow you to The home of BG swimming and special someone who is attend- lust follow the lights. Doyt opened in Without a doubt, Anderson Arena simply pick up and play a round diving is located in the Student ing college in another state? See 1966 and is the home office for all gets the title of the loudest arena on whenever you feel like it The Recreation Center, right across the that attractive member of the outdoor varsity sports on campus, campus in recent years. It is the University charges a seasonal fee for street from the Ice Arena. While there opposite sex walking by? Some of though only the football team uses home of Falcon men's basketball use of the course. is seating inside the pool facility, the those promises are already falling the field, which is natural turf. teams that won a Mid-American Creason takes up the northeastern Rec also allows the unique opportu- by the wayside Doyt was named for Doyt L Perry, Conference division tide and went portion of the campus, bordered by I- nity to watch swimming as you are Things are different now. who was the head coach of the foot- right to the threshold of the NCAA 75 on the east, Mercer Road on the working out On the second floor are The bouts of biting lonliness ball team in the 1950s. In 1959, his tournament in 2000, and continued west, Poe Road on the North, and stationary bikes facing windows that you will have laying in your bed Falcons won the national college success into 2001. Basketball games Stadium Drive on the south. overlook the pooL Of course, if you the next few days as your room- championship for small schools. routinely pack the arena, which is like swimming that much, you may mate, who may very well come Perry later served as the school's ath- one of the smallest in the conference. Softball field just want to swim yourself during the from a foreign country like letic director. Also in the arena are the volleyball The home of BG varsity Softball is open pool sessions. Michigan, mutters incoherently Doyt seats approximately 20,000 and women's basketball teams, about 1,000 feet east of Steller Field. under their breath between people on bleachers that surround which both won postseason berths It is a natural turf outfield and com- Perry Fieldhouse snores is not unusual the field on four sides. Offices are last year. Men's and women's basket- pletely dirt infield surface. Seating The largest indoor practice (Note If you have already iden- located under the bleachers on both ball and volleyball all have their runs dugout-to-dugout like at Steller. facility on campus and home tified UK mistake m the above the east and west sides of the stadi- offices in here on the second floor. The same early-season cold advisory of the intramural program is paragraph, there is a good chance um. In addition to team offices, Doyt Campus ROTC is based out of adja- applies here as at Steller. next door to the Rec. Inside is you will graduate) also houses the athletic director's cent Memorial HalL a facility with four basketball Transfer students, I haven* for- office and the sports information Anderson Arena is in the center of Keefe Tennis Courts courts and a full-size track, gotten you, for it is with you my office. campus, bordered by Olscamp Hall The home of the varsity tennis and an artificial turf football heart beats the loudest lam one For players, there are full-size to the north, the Education Building teams is sandwiched between and soccer practice area. of you. At this time last year. I too home and visitor locker rooms and a to the west, and the Saddlemire park- Cochrane Field and the Ice Arena. It was trying to justify my home- weight training center which is uses ing lot to the east is comprised of four courts with a Intramural fields sicknesstytninkingTm21. His by ma of the teams on campus. painted concrete surface Four other The fields used for club time to move out" On the upper level the stadium Steller Field courts are now used for parking. soccer, and intramural soft- So, how do you combat home- has a press box and club suites. The home of BG's baseball team is ball, football, and soccer are sickness and lonliness? How do The stadium is accessible from right across the street from the Ice Whitaker Track right across from the Mileti you find all those new friends and Alumni Drive to the south, Stadium Arena The field's pipe-stand struc- This is probably the most isolated Alumni Center and those "other fish in the sea" that drive to the north, and several foot ture which runs from dugout to facility on campus. Located just east Harshman and Kreischer everyone over the age of 30 has paths east of the intramural fields dugout around home plate is getting of Doyt, it is the home of the BG track quads along Mercer Road. been telling you about since last across Mercer Road from a face lift this fall The natural grass teams. Whitaker has a full-size track, The intramural fields have lanuary when the reality finally the Harshman and field is 345 feet down both foul lines. long jump pit. pole vault track and lights for after-dark play. hit you that you would be leaving home?

CASSANO.PAGE 10 4 Thursday, September 6,2001 FALL 2001 PREVIEW BGNEWS Marshall once again picked to win East byNkkHurm 1. MARSHALL ing MAC champions are touting their 2. OHIO Bobcats three tough contests at West IHE BC HEWS Head Coach: Bob Pruett quarterback, Byron Leftwich as a Head Coach: Brian Knorr Virginia and North Carolina State, There was no surprise when the 2000 record: 8-5 (5-1 in Heisman hopeful. Leftwich was one 2000 record: 7-4 (5-3 in then at home against Iowa State. Mid-American Conference of the most prolific passers in the the MAC) announced Marshall as its preseason the MAC) country last season throwing for 3. MIAMI favorite to win the East Division. After Letterwnners 3,358 yards. The Thundering Herd Letterwtnners Head Coach: Terry all, the Thundering Herd have won returning/lost 37/22 has won the last three Motor City returning/lost: 44/11 Hoeppner the previous three Motor City Bowls. Starters returning/lost Bowls. Starters returning/lost: 2000 record: 6-5 (5-3 in The MAC East Division is growing 12/12 Marshall opens the season on the 19/6 the MAC) stronger and the loss of 22 starters The Thundering Herd finds itself in road against preseason national With 19 starters returning from last could help some other East Division a familiar position once again this champion favorite Florida They will years 7-4 squad, Ohio is considered Letterwinners teams upset Marshall for the crown. year. Not only is the team predicted also battle Massachusetts and Texas one of the preseason favorites to not returning/lost: 36/23 A full preview of the Western to finish first in the East, but they Christian before opening the confer- only win the East, but also vie for a Starters returning/lost Division will be in Thursday's edition. once again have a Heisman candi- ence at home against Bowling Green. MAC championship with Marshall, 12/12 date hopeful. The four-time defend- Toledo and Western Michigan. New The RedHawks have three quarter- Bobcat coach Brian Knorr will try to backs that could all end up seeing keep last years consistency with the game action. Coach Terry Hoeppner team. Ohio pulled out a big win on said he will give redshirt sophomore the road against Minnesota and at and Findlay native Ben home against Marshall last year. The Roethlisberger his first collegiate Bobcats return three solid rushers in start when Miami opens the Welcome Back Bowling Green State University quarterback Dontrell lackson, tail- season at Michigan. ' * back Chad Brinker and fullback Sophomore Ryan Hawk and lamel Patterson. The trio combined true freshman josh Betts could «• for over 2,200 rushing yards and 19 be rotated in. touchdowns. Miami started last year -'-^ After playing on the road against Akron in the season opener, the EAST, PAGE 5

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EAST. FROM PAGE 4 their ability to finish games. ing/lost: 45/15 bouts with Bucknell and West game against Bowling Greer BG lead in every conference Starters Virginia before their first MAC last year, but struggled the resi strong with wins over game except against Toledo road game against BG. of the season. Buffalo hirec Vanderbilt, Eastern Michigan returning/lost: 17/7 going into the fourth quarter. new coach Jim Hofher whc and a hard-fought 27-16 loss The Falcons face a challeng- The Golden Flashes and to Ohio State. The RedHawks ing non-conference schedule coach Dean Pees continued 7. BUFFALO served as quarterbacks coach declined toward the end of the which included the season their losing ways last season at Syracuse last season. Hofhei with their lone win coming on Head Coach: Jim season losing a shocker to Ball opener at Missouri and bouts Hofher brings a Pro-style offense to State and falling to Cincinnati with South Carolina and the road at Central Michigan. the Bulls. While not much is expected 2000 record: 2-9 (2-4 and Marshall. Like Akron, Temple. in the MAC) Buffalo will open the season Miami will have two battles from Kent State this year, they at home against Rutgers. The are a more experienced team Letterwinners return- with Big 10 squads Michigan 6. KENT STATE Scarlet Knights massacred the and Iowa to open the season. with 17 returning starters. ing/lost: 39/22 Head Coach: Dean KENT STATE will open its Bulls 59-0 last year. Buffalo The RedHawks will also play PGGS Starters non-conference matches with season on the road at Iowa returning/lost: 14/8 will play two other non-con- 2000 record: 1-10(1- ference games against Army Cincinnati and Hawaii. Saturday. The Golden Flashes The Bulls won their first 7 in the MAC) will also have non-conference and Connecticut. Letterwinners return- Mid-American Conference 4. AKRON Head Coach: Lee Owens Hey WRITERS... 2000 Record: 6-5 overall (5-1 in the BG News is still looking for writers for this MAC) Letterwinners return- ing/lost: 45/20 semester...Interested???...E-mail us... Starters returning/lost: 13/9 The Zips surprised the confer- WELCOME STUDENTS ence with their tough play on the road last year. Akron pulled off Check Out Our Selection of BGSU Merchandise! consecutive road victories against Ohio, Miami and Bowling Green. BG'S BEST They return 1,000 yard rusher Brandon Payne who scored 13 Best Quality, Best Service, Best Pricing! touchdowns for the team last sea- • T-Shirts In house embroidery, screen printing and sewn son. • Sweatshirts on letters. Over 400 fabrics to choose from. Akron will get a double dose of Big 10 competition with games • Hats against Ohio State and Purdue • Coffee Mugs early in the season. They open up the season tomorrow with the • Jewelry • INVISIBLE TOE RINGS • STRETCH ANKLE BRACELETS •RHINESTONE BELTS & BRACELETS • SILVER HOOP first MAC battle of the season • Pencils against Ohio. EARRINGS, TOE RINGS & NECKLACES • FOOL YOU BODY • Banks JEWELRY (NO HOLES REQUIRED)! 5. BOWLING GREEK • Jackets Head Coach: Urban • Squeeze Bottles Sorority & Fraternity Merchandise Meyer • Sweatshirts • Hats • T-Shirts • Night Shirts • Pullover Jackets 2000 record: 2-9 Overall • Watches Wood Products (2-6 in the MAC) • Charms Letterwinners return- • Paddles • Letters • Frames • And Much More! ing/lost: 46/13 • Window Stickers Book your paddle party now for 30% off Starters • ID Holders returning/lost: 17/5 it^ Pennants New Falcon coach Urban Collegiate Connection Meyer brings the one-back • Blankets offensive scheme to try to boost offensive production. • Mom & Dad The Falcons' biggest monkey Sweatshirts on their back last season was 531 Ridge St • BG • 352-8333 Mon.-Thurs. 10-8 • Fri. 10-6 • Sun 12-5 6 Thursday. September 6. 2001 FALL 2001 PREVIEW BG NEWS Rockets shoot to top of MAC West Division

by Nick Hurm championship game winner. And The Broncos lose 11 starters from Northern Illinois is looking for its major part of that was the play of IHt BG NEWS why not? Toledo returns the MAC's last year's squad, but return with first back-to-back winning season MAC freshman of the year, Talmadge The West Division, like the MAC leading rusher, Chester Taylor. The some key players, including quarter- since 1989 and 90. Coach lay Novak Hill. In his first collegiate start. Hill East Division, is filled with a few senior running back rushed for 1470 back JeffWelsh. Welsh threw for 2,537 believes his team is a "mystery team" rallied the Cardinals to its first win in teams predicted to dominate and the yards ai id 18 touchdowns last year on yards and 15 touchdowns last sea- because the Huskies are younger and two seasons against Miami. Hill rest of the division predicted to trail 250 attempts. Also returning at quar- son. He helped the Broncos to big more athletic than last season. The passed for 13 touchdowns on the behind. Toledo and Western terback is the explosive Tavares wins over Iowa, Toledo and Marshall Huskies quarterback, Chris Finlen year. Michigan butted heads last season, Bolden, another leading candidate to early in the season. WMU also ranked number 26 in the country last BAIJ. STATE will open the season with the Broncos coming out on top make the AU-MAC team. returns receiver Josh Bush, who season in passing efficiency. Their on the road against the Auburn 21-14. With the Rockets' returning UT opens the season at home caught 40 receptions and four touch- defense also received national rank- Tigers. Other non-conference games experit ice a little stronger and their against Minnesota. I.asl season the downs last season. ing in turnover margin 1*0.7 pg). include Kentucky, Southern Illinois home schedule more favorable, Rockets brought down Big 10 power- Western Michigan opens the sea- The Huskies had an up-and-down and Connecticut. Toledo came out ahead in the presea- house IVnn State 24-6 on the road. son at home on its new grass turf season last year. Northern battled for son poll. Toledo will also have non-conference against Illinois Stale. The Broncos big wins over Illinois State, Central 5. CENTRAL MICHIGAN bouts with Temple, Youngstown Slate face two tremendous test in week Florida and Akron. But Nil) fell big to Head Coach: Mike DeBord I.TOLEDO and Navy before closing the season two and three on the road against Western Michigan and also suffered 2000 record: 2-9 (2-6 in Head Coach: Tom Amstutz on the road against their rival powerhouses Virginia Tech and an embarrassing loss to Eastern the MAC) 2000 record: 10-1 (4-1 in Bowling Green. Michigan. Michigan 39-32. The Huskies will Letterwinners the MAC) open the season at home against returning/lost: 42/18 3. NORTHERN ILLINOIS South Florida Other non-conference Letterwinners 2. WESTERN MICHIGAN Starters returning/lost returning/lost 41/14 Head Coach: Gary Darnell Head Coach: Joe Novak battles include a showdown with 2000 record: 9-3 (7-1 in 2000 record: 6-5 (4-3 in Illinois, Wake Forest and Sam 16/6 Starters returning/lost: Houston State. The Chippewas' Achilles' heel last 18/5 the MAC) the MAC) season was running the ball. Central The Rockets not only picked up the Letterwinners Letterwinners 4. BALL STATE Michigan averaged a puny 92.4 yards most votes (287) to win the West returning/lost 37/17 returning/lost: 40/20 Head Coach: Bill Lynch rushing complimented with a Division, but The University of Starters returning/lost Starters returning/lost 2000 record: 5-6 (4-3 in defense that was just as bad against Toledo is also favored as the MAC 13/11 11/11 the run giving up 267.6 yards per the MAC) game. Coach Mike Debord said he'll Letterwinners be interested in seeing how returning/lost: 49/13 improved his squad is for the new Starters returning/lost: season. CMU returns its top rushers 17/6 including, tailback Vince Webber The Ball State football program who rushed for 458 yards on 130 car- was one of the top turnaround sto- ries, but graduated their two top ries of the year last season. After not receivers. phone: 842-1347 / www.spsvltamlns.com winning a game in 1999, the Central Michigan will open its sea- Cardinals came back five of its last son tonight against Eastern seven games in 2000. They accom- We sell a number of JUICE BAR! Kentucky. The Chippewas will also o supplements, such as EAS, plished this task while playing the a. 30th most difficult schedule among Mef-Rx, and MuscleTech, so Our juice bar is fully stocked with meal WEST, PAGE 10 I the 110 NCAA Division I teams. A you can maximize every replacements, energy, protein, and ai second of your workout c and watch the fat burn carb drinks to keep you on the go. O »- away! 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by Derek McCord for first place in the MAC regu- ing In this pre-season poll. BG THE 8C NEKS lar season standings with each was given 34 points after The Bowling Green men's having a 4-2 record in confer- rounding out last season with a soccer leam will yet once again ence play. Bowling Green 9-8-1 record after slarling the be looking up toward their though was awarded the num- first nine matches of the sea- rivals, the University of ber one seed in the tourna- son 3-6-0. Kentucky. ment due to their better head- The team picked to finish The two teams have been to-head record against the fourth this season is Marshall known to have some more than three other co-champions. who had a very impressive normal physical encounters on Next to finish right behind overall record of 14-5-1, but the soccer pitch and this year Kentucky is Akron. The Falcons could not translate that non- should be no different. The defeated the Zips 2-1 in the last conference play to a dominant Wildcats, who defeated the conference game of their sea- MAC finishing record. They Falcons 1-0 in the Mid- son to bring the standings to will have MAC Player of the American Conference that four-way tie. The Zips Year junior striker Byron Tournament Final after beating were granted 41 points in the Carmichael who will have one them 2-1 in overtime earlier in voting due to the fact that they more season of experience the season, was selected to fin- will have an All-MAC selection under his belt. Carmichael net- ish atop the table again this returning at each position on ted 20 goals last season to go season. the club. The strength of the along with his 41 point total Kentucky acquired 44 of a team will be yet once again which averaged out to 2.05 possible 49 points in the pre- goalkeeper Kyle Miligan, a points per match. season poll, they were given three time first team selection. Other teams rounding out four first place votes. Kentucky The Falcons were given the the pre-season coaches poll along with BG, Marshall and third place position by the are Northern Illinois, Western photo BG Nev. Akron finished in a four way tie coaches who were participat- Michigan and Buffalo. KICK: Action from BG's exhibition against Oakland Aug. 27.

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by Joel Hammond THE BG MEMS For some students at Bowling Green, getting here is not as easy as one might think. For example, when a supervisor asked attendees at a work meeting last Friday who had driven the longest to get to school, • shouts of "Texas!" and "Florida" rang through the crowd. Wimen's soccer head coach Andy Richards would have received the binoculars the supervisor was giving away, and his assistant Ashlee Orr would have taken home the consola- tion prize. The two, in their second year at the helm of the program, have both come quite a long way to land in the land of the Falcons. Richards gradu- ated from Sheffield Polytechnic in Sheffield, England, in 1989, and pro- ceeded to travel across the Atlantic, across the Great Plains, and ending in Corvallis, before he became J gradu- ate assistant at Oregon State. He then became the full-time assistant and served in that position for five years before takingMhe head job here in April of 2000. Orr also has made her rounds around the country. She is a native of Brecksville, Ohio, and attended the U.S. Naval Academy for two years, where she started 35 of 37 matches in which she played. After transferring to Ohio State University, she lettered her junior year and was elected team File photo BG fern captain in 1998 but was unable to fin- ish her career because of an injury. She was then hired at the University COACH: Andy Richards meets with his players after practice last month. as the assistant in late August of 2000. All the pair has done in their first worked hard, and it showed in the MAC tournament than ever before, year at Bowling Green was take the their coaches. We related to the play- ensured that for the next few years in the least, they will continue to have Detroit game. They're ready, so we're they have finally gotten a four-year seventh-seeded Falcons on an unex- ers and communicated with them so they knew where they stood with us." that core group. going to play them. monkey off of their back by beating pected run through the Mid- "The main thing in recruiting is Detroit Mercy, and they have a talent- American Conference tournament, "We relate to them very well Freshmen forwards Kristy Coppes because if the players feel that they and Katie Piening, midfielders NikW selling yourself to the players from ed young group of freshmen to go where they fell in overtime to Miami the start of the process. If they are along with an experienced core of in the championship game. This fol- can't talk to Coach (Richards), they Pucillo, Jessica Sadler, and Beth can talk to me," Orr said. "Sometimes Kit-man. and defender Jenny impressed with what you have to say veterans. lowed a solid yet inconsistent regular and are happy with that first meeting, What's next? season that included injuries and hot there might be something keeping Berlovan all played significant min- then the rest of it should fall into and cold stretches throughout the the players from talking to a male, utes in their first intercollegiate "We have great aspirations for this match, and all played strong games. place. Plus, we have some outstand- campaign. whether it be intimidation or that year," Richards said. "The future is "We are very happy with our first ing facilities here and a great campus. "The one thing we didn't have to they just have a problem 1 might be bright, but we have to play well this able to answer more easily. It works recruiting class," Richards said. "We Our soccer facilities are outstanding." change when we got here was the year, which we are very capable of quality of players," Richards said. "We out very well for both us an the play- didn't even start with these players Richards and Orr have already - until their senior year, whereas usual- doing. Overall, it should be a great had a strong core of excellent soccer ers." taken leaps and bounds in their effort players and still do, even after losing a Speaking of the players, Richards ly a player is first contacted during to rum the program around from a year." their junior year of high school. So, great group of seniors last year. What and On- did inherit a strong roster of team that two years ago went winless Great indeed. Great coach, great we did change, however, was the experience and talent when they we are very pleased that we have the in its final 12 matches. The Falcons quality of freshmen we da They have assistant. A great season ahead for players' attitudes about the team and came to BG. However, with their first have advanced the furthest in the full recruiting class, they have come in from the beginning and the women's soccer team. BG NEWS FALL 2001 PREVIEW Thursday, September 6.2001 9 After two 21-win seasons, v-ball looks to'01 by Mich Hurm imposed," Van De Walle said. "These the new system," Van De Walle said. Becker will return as the team's set- freshman Melissa Mohr are also nemos are just articles and press releases. I "We're all in the same position ter with sophomore Sara Sikorski vying for the right side. Bedricky The Mid-American Conference really do have a lot of confidence in because we've never used it when it backing her up Defensive specialist started 14 games last season and preseason poll has always added a lit- our group though with 11 returning counts." will be split between seniors Kate Yeo had 70 kills. tle fuel to the fire of the Bowling Green players and five starters." and newly married senior Karen volleyball team the past couple of sea- Lineups Tangeman, who now goes by Karen Die lone Falcon sons. Out with side-out The starting lineup still has posi- Amstutz. Freshman right-side hitter In both the 1999 and 2000 seasons, Anyone who witnessed an NCAA tions up for grabs at right and left-side The Falcons are loaded at the left- Melissa Mohr is the lone newcom- the Falcons were picked by the volleyball match last year may notice hitter. Senior middle-hitter Caty side hitter position. Sophomore Susie er this year for the Falcons. Van De league's head coaches to finish quietly a significant change in the rules for Rommeck will captain the middle. Nonis turned heads last year around Walle said Mohr is good enough to in fourth place in the MAC Eastern this season. Side-out scoring is done Rommeck, who was an AU-MAC First the MAC and even nationally with her get into the lineup this season and Division. In both instances, BG away with a rally scoring is the new Team selection last season, is a legita- 428 digs per game average which was is contending for a starting job. proved the league coaches wrong adapted system starting this fall Best- mite contender for Player of the Year. good for 12th nationally. She also set a "The team has been a lot of with a second place finish in 99° and of-five games will be played to 30, with She was fifth in the nation in blocks a school record in the dips department fun," Mohr said. "We've been an Eastern Conference the fifth and deciding game played to year ago averaging 1.65 per game. Seniors Shyann Robinson and working hard. Even if I don't play, I Championship in 2000. 15. Coming into the rotation will be Amber Vorst will also be big fac- won't be upset at all because we Now BG will have to prove the Also included is a new rule for serv- junior Kristin Gamby. Gamby was one tors on the left side. Both have have a real good team. I'm excited league coaches are right With the loss ing. A serve that hits the top of the net of the biggest sutprises of the year for excellent jumping ability and a for the season." of only two letterwinneis from last was not allowed last year. Now this BG last season Up until the middle of fast arm. Mohr built up icon status at year's championship team, the serve is considered in play. This allows last year, the Mt Victory native only The right side is still wide open. her four years at West Holmes Falcons are the preseason choice to shots to be faster and more aggressive had two kills through her whole career. A-foot 1-inch sophomore Laura High School in Millersburg, capture the MAC Eastern Division for the player; Then in a match against Buffalo in Twyman came on strong last sea- Ohio. She was the Ohio Championship. The Orange and "We've done it 'rally scoring] during mid-October, Gamby exploded for 15 son toward the middle of the year. Division II Player of the Year Brown received eight of 13 first place practice and the spring but I think lolls. The rest of the season she had a In BG's win over Cincinnati, for 2001 and a two-time all- votes. It's a position that the team is when it counts it will be a totally dif- 341 hitting percentage and 3.85 kills Twyman tied the school single- state first-team selection. She still getting used to ferent story," senior setter Natalie per game. Red-shirt freshman Bridget match record for block assist in a ended her career as the "With the votes comes a lot of Becker said. "I think we'll do a good Protas will back up Rommeck and five game match with 10. school's record holder in kills responsibility and pressure," BG head job with it" Gamby. Sophomore Nadia Bedricky and with over 1,000. coach Denise Van De Walle said. "It's The Falcons were successful with been a long time since we've been the rally scoring system in the spring ranked on top and it's the first time winning both the Dayton Invitational with this group that they've been in as well as their own. this position." "It will be very interesting to see "It's the type of pressure that's self- how all the Division I schools adapt to Whatever Your Style

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