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TOITII OKTKCIINOMKiYI SKCOXI) IX A 3-PART SERIES Laptop program helps students
By Kara Null state institutions rewards for hav- According to Cesarini, 12 addi- A high level of interest among financial aid. Computers are on people are appreciative of that MPUS NEKS EDITOR ing low-income students gradu- tional laptops with wireless cards students with declared majors loan for two consecutive semes- fact." With the creation of the ating in four years. were issued to the Jerome Library and those not involved with ters. Applications to begin the The center requires students to Financial Aid laptop Program in The program, then supervised and 12 more were divided among Academic Enhancement or program for fall semester will be bring their computers in for the fall of 2001, the Student by former manager of the center students affiliated with the offices Disability Services prompted the accepted during finals week renewal and memory or software Technology Center has proved Paul Ccsarini, will end its first of Academic Enhancement and establishment of a financial Most students appreciate the upgrades each semester. Aside that it is possihlc for two similar round at the end of spring semes- Disability Services to serve as need-based program a year later. opportunities the program gives from minor damages, the center programs to coexist while ter. It was established to give pilots for the program. "I think it worked out very them, according to Kaye Putnoff has not had any laptops accomplishing different goals. more than 150 students with For most students, the distrib- well," Cesarini said. "The only technical communication coor- destroyed or stolen. An initial laptop program was undecided majors a laptop com- ution of portable computers has reason we wanted to broaden the dinator at the center. "Every once in a while some- created under the direction of puter for their four-year stay at been beneficial. installed user base for this pro- "I think a lot of students are body will drop one and crack Linda DoLih, executive vice presi- the University. This action was an "It's small, so I can actually gram is because word spread of it really excited to have an opportu- something, and thai does go on dent, who created the center in attempt to help retain these stu- carry it around a little bit." Kara so quickly." nity to get a computer from the the Students Bursar bill," Puthoff the fall of 2000 using more than dents. Each student will have the Iloernemann, junior, said. "It's The center has more than a University," she said. "It's still said. $60,000 from Success Challenge, ability to purchase their laptop at nice that when I graduate I can dozen computers to loan to stu- University-maintained, but they an Ohio program which offers its current value come May. buy it for a cheaper price." dents who are currently receiving get to call it their own. A lot of
Local gas station Springer reaches out for votes By Scott Niles government needs lo concen- REPORTER trate their efforts and funding to site for ferry Springer is known for his more economically troubled television talk show, but last neighborhoods and school dis- night in the Lenhart Grand tricts, not on giving lax breaks to fraud Ballroom, Springer spoke on the wealthy. another topic that is important to "I'm not the one that needs a By Scott Niles him—politics. tax break," Springer said. REPORTER Springer entered the Lenhart Springer outlined how he In light of a recent credit card Grand Ballroom with cheers would change some of these gov- scam involving phone calls to a from the audience and protest ernment actions if he had the local Clark station, people signs held by republicans. power. should take caution when using The republicans there showed "I would give a tax break for the a credit card lo pay for purchas- their opposition, with signs say- first ten to twenty-thousand dol- es and be aware of the availabili- ing "Final Thought, Grow Up," or lars that someone makes in their ty of their information to others, "Keep the majority with morals, first year," Springer said. "That is Detective Scott Kleiber said. keep lerry out" the money you need to get start- In March, an employee of the Although some people were ed and live on." Clark gas station, located on against him, Springer held the Springer used the war in Iraq South Main Street, mistakenly attention of the audience, and as a major example for many of gave out several customers' welcomed questions, even from his points. information over the phone to a the opposition, at the conclusion "We are spending $200 billion man who identified himself as of his forum. on helping people we don't even Clark corporate personnel. The former mayor of know, and look at us," said According to the police report, Cincinnati and television host Springer. "If we're willing to free a male would call up the Clark ,who is now running for senator Iraq, why can't we free America station using the name "Mark" of Ohio, spoke on a variety of first?" lulie DiFranco BGNews and pose as an individual from issues, including education, vot- There needs to be more feder- the Clark corporate office. He ing and other various topics al government money going JERRY, JERRY, JERRY: Springer answers questions from the press after his speech at the University told the Clark employee that he brought up by audience mem- toward public schools in the last night. The College Democrats brought Springer here to speak about running for senator. was unable to process certain bers in his address to the inner city, Springer said. "In the ideal situation, every- "We could have a girl out there Along with his views on the credit card numbers and social University public. "We need to get schools off one in America should vote and a who could be responsible for the current nature of education, security numbers due lo com- Springer began with a concept property tax," he said. "If we can lot of things such as education cure for cancer, but she can not Springer answered questions puter errors. He then asked the that he referred to as elitism. spend $200 billion on a war, I would be able to get changed," afford lo go to college," he said. "It from the audience regarding employee to read him the infor- "The way the government is know we have the money to put Springer said. "The problem is is our job to get the government other issues. mation over the phone so he set up now, it seems to only exist towards education," Springer that government does not want lo put up the money to send this Springer said thai he is for affir- could process the data. for the wealthy and powerful," said. everyone to vote because then girl to college so that she can find mative action because white The employees gave this Springer said. The blame lies with the voters the)' will lose power." the cure for cancer." He brought up the idea that and who votes, he said. SPRINGER. PAGE 2 FRAUD.PAGE 3
"My favorite thing about Beta 500 is just seeing all the chapters excited about being Greek." US. official talks RYAN GAMBLE. PRESIDENT OF BETA THETA PI Greeks prepare for competition about security
By Kendra Ludemann Week. During the week, many The sororities and fraternities excited about being Greek," By Monica Frost Security. The department was REPORTER » competitions lake place among each set goals to raise the most Gamble said. REPORTER created on Nov. 24, 2002, when Greek organizations will don fraternities and sororities. Such money. The fraternity and sorority Others enjoy going to the race lo University educators from •'resident George W Bush signed their racing apparel, put on their competitions are the Greek thai succeeds in raising the most experience the competitiveness northern Ohio, devoted to inter- the Homeland Security Act. game faces and compete in a push Olympics and a Survivor game. money are named Beta King and and see all of the groups come national programs and services, This new department would can race this Saturday, it's Beta 500 "It is a week where fraternities Queen >r the year. together. gathered in the Union yesterday include 22 federal agencies and time. and sororities realty get a chance Last year and for the past 37 "I enjoy going to the race and morning to get a glimpse into the over 170,000 federal employees. Open to any Greek organization to show their pride within their years, Alpha Chi Omega has won seeing everyone's shirts," Spence U.S. Department of Homeland Hansen said the process is "the on campus. Beta 500 has been chapter," Gamble said, "and what Beta Queen. said. Security and its three corre- largest restructuring of the gov- running for 40 years. Money raised it means to be Greek." "We like to raise the most Every year, the different chap- sponding bureaus. ernment creating a new depart- for the event benefits Ronald In the time leading up to the money," Spence said. ters design interesting shins, Mark Hansen, the interim ment since 1946." McDonald house. event, different chapters can be In addition to raising money Spence said. director of the Bureau of By March 1, various agencies, Ryan Gamble, president of Beta seen practicing in the parking lots ahead of time, organizations must Freshman Emily Mowry of Citizenship and Immigration such as the former Departments Theta Pi, said they raised over and other campus areas. pay a $20 entry fee, which goes to Alpha Chi Omega also enjoys the Services in Cleveland, spoke to of Immigration and $2,000 last year and set a goal to Chapters work ahead of time to the Ronald McDonald House. competitiveness of the race. his audience on the history and Naturalization Services Customs future of the Department of and the Transportation and raise even more this year. raise money. Reyna Spence, a Beta 500 offers an opportunity "I'm looking forward to going Security Agency all combined to At last year's event, the men of sophomore member of Alpha Chi for Greek chapters to come and seeing what its about," Mowry Homeland Security, the role of form the Department of Sigma Phi Epsilon and the women Omega, said they raised money at together as a community, Gamble said "You hope your team wins." BCIS. Homeland Security. of Alpha Chi Omega won the tro- their chapter meetings. "V\fe set said. Beta 500 takes place tomorrow Hansen opened his speech by phies. out a milk jug for extra change," "My favorite thing about Beta at 12:30 p.m. in the parking lot next ouUining the history of the Beta 500 falls at the end of Greek Spence said. 500 is just seeing all the chapters to lerome Library. Department of Homeland SECURITY, PAGE 2
FOUR-DAY FORECAST SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY JVJ4.'. Mostly High: 60- Partly High: 58" Partly High: 72" The four-day forecast is taken ( from weather.com Sunny Low:30' 1ft Cloudy Low: 40" Cloudy low: 49" FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WVW.BGNEWS.Cnw 2 Friday. April 11.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Springer details New dept. topic of discussion SECURITY, FROM PAGE 1 This change consisted of the cre- Immigration and Customs mined to not be interrupted in its BCIS. "I think in many ways, the According to Hansen, through- ation of three bureaus, each con- Enforcement. This bureau is com- service to the public, Hansen said. agency will become more efficient political taining its own duties and responsi- posed of former INS investigators, "The bureau has some immedi- because it is divesting itself of rules out the transition to Homeland Security, Congress made one thing bilities, which would fall within the federal detectives and special ate priorities," Hansen said. "One of and focusing more specifically on clear: the Department of Department of Homeland Security. agents. "You're essentially taking those is national security, first and service." platform Immigration and Naturalization The first bureau discussed, and Customs, INS and Protection foremost. Second is to continue to Grilliot also emphasized the Services was to be abolished. "That the one Hansen is direcdy involved Services and rolling it all into one," eliminate the backlogs and third is importance of Hanscn's speech was a very clear message," Hansen with is the Bureau of Citizenship Hansen said. to improve our customer service." because of the University's exten- and Immigration Services. The The final bureau within the Some examples of improved cus- sive international program. "Here at SPRINGER. FROM PAGE 1 said. "This agency that had been around for 112 years, had grown to bureau carries out the former Department of Homeland Security tomer service include making BCIS BGSU, we have about 600 interna- people have always had the 40,000 employees, and had a budget responsibilities of the INS, such as is the Bureau of Customs and "user-friendly." A developed web- tional students and scholars from upper hand in government, and of over $4.5 billion, was essentially providing immigrant benefits and Border Protection. This bureau site, customer service centers and 88 different countries." other areas of life. to cease to exist as of March 1." services. consists of former border control extended hours are all examples of "With the international students, "(White people) got where we Hansen said the abolition of the The BCIS also handles citizen- personnel and at 30,000 employees, BCIS catering to the public, Hansen it is important for us (faculty) to are today because we were not INS was an emotional time for ship and naturalization issues as is the largest of the three branches. said. know how to interact better with the well as the asylum, orphan and Despite the transitions and leffrey Grilliot. the director of the federal agencies," Grilliot said. the ones who had to clean the employees. "But after March 1 refugee programs. adjustments being made within the center for International Programs at "We're all trying to figure out who floors." Springer said. came, it was a start of a lot of change." The second bureau discussed by Bureau of Citizenship and the University, is enthusiastic about are the best people to contact." In order to benefit society we tlansen was the Bureau of Immigration, the bureau is deter- the transitions occurring within need to start blacks and white Americans at the same place, Springer said. Another topic that Springer mentioned was the media. He said that it is from a white per- son's point of view. "If we do see a show about black people it is usually on a less Maker of 'Girls Gone Wild' charged known network." said Springer. IHE ASSOCIAKO PRESS He said (hat television does year-old girls and a 16-year-old, charges, but has not yet entered a to act out nude scenes in front of Wild" creators announced they not portray reality, and that is the PANAMA CITY, Fla.— The police said. In the "Girls Gone plea. a video crew, police said. Two did were planning a live pay-per- man who makes "Girls Gone reason so many people disagree Wild" videos, college-age women A judge Wednesday denied a and were paid $100 for their per- view broadcast from an undis- Wild" videos is facing sex- and with Iris show is they are seeing bare their breasts while partying. request by The News Herald of formances. closed spring break destination drug-related charges after par- what they are not used to seeing Francis, 30, was charged with Panama City and a private inves- "One of the 17-year-old girls and suggested that location ents complained to police that on television. drug trafficking and racketeering tigator to see the search warrants came clean to her mother, and would be Panama City. City lead- "It is a free society, and the he told minors to lie about their related to prostitution. He could and sworn statements that led to they called us," said Bay County ers threatened arrests if the pro- media should show it all, not just age on camera. face up to 35 years in prison if Francis' arrest. He ruled that the sheriff's spokeswoman Ruth ducers went ahead with the plan. a one side of things", Springer loe Francis, chief executive of convicted on both counts. Three documents must remain sealed Sasser. The video company eventually said. Mantra Entertainment, was of his employees also were because they arc part of an ongo- Police said they found video to moved the show to South Padre arrested last week after searches charged: one with racketeering ing investigation. confirm that Francis told the 16- Island, Texas, citing technical ICIinophobia is of five locations and a private jet and the others with drug posses- The girls came across a "Girls year-old to say she was 18 when considerations, but left a crew in turned up videotapes that cor- sion. Gone Wild" van March 31 and he filmed her baring her breasts. Panama City to take footage for the fear of beds. roborated the stories of four 17- Francis has denied the were asked to go to a motel room Earlier this year, "Girls Gone its mail-order tapes.
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Kleiber said, acknowledg- It is valuable lor people to http-y/events.bgs4Ledu ing credit card fraud. know that these incidences The employees gave this infor- Several suspects an' currently occur. Kleiner advises credit card mation to'Mark." thinking that it under investigation. usen l» l>e cautious when using 8 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. their philanthropic cookie-bakelife Professor Vasile Beluska at the was for their corporate office. The Clark station would not other cards or any source that Transfer Visit Day project. College of Musical Arts. Free and The suspects then went to a comment on the incident, would allow someone lo obtain Sponsored by Admissions. Education Bldg. Steps open to the public. Western Union and wired $300 to Kleiber said that there does not personal information. Union 3rd Floor Choral Rehearsal Hall. Moore their associates each time this seem to be any direct connection If something like this does Noon - 2 p.m. Musical Arts Center scam occurred. Over the month between the employees who occur, it is wise to contact the 8:30 a.m. Noon Tunes of March the individuals stole gave out the information and the credit card companies right Free Speech Conference Sponsored by the Bowen- 8 p.m. $1000. suspects. away, said Kleiber. Twelve distinguished philosophers, Thompson Student Union. Symphonic Band The Bowling Green Police It is more than likely that there "Criminals see this as only political scientists, and academic Union Falcon's Nest Directed by Dr. Bruce Moss. Free Department received several were at least four people involved affecting credit card companies lawyers from major universities and open to the public. similar complaints from credit with the scam, possibly two and not the individuals,'' Kleiber around the country will present Noon - 6 p.m. Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Ads card holders with miscellaneous males and two females. Kleiber said. "I lowever. an incident such papers April 10-12, 2003. The ses- Asian History Month Program Center charges on their monthly state- said. as this can directly affect an indi- sions are free and open to the pub- Sponsored by the Center for ments, all involving Western The criminals are liable for vidual!) credit when they go to lic. No registration is required. If Multicultural and Academic 8 p.m. Union and all for $300, Kleiber one year or more in jail and/or buy something, such a house- or you would like more information Initiatives. Ephemeral Images - a Dance said. These transactions all hap- $5,000 or more in fines if convict- car." about this conference, please con- McFall Center Concert pened within the same span of ed. tact Mary Dilsaver at Admission is $5.00. which is bur- [email protected] or 372- 12:30 -1:30 p.m. sarable. Sponsored by the Dance 2536. CRU Pipeline Meeting Program with the School of Human McFall Center Assembly Room Prout Chapel Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies. By Carrie Whitaker long crazy process. It was cool 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 222 Eppler North CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR because Scott Kloptenstein got to BFA Senior Thesis Exhibitions Can President Bush's Marriage- Q: In your bio it says that you bring some of his songs to the The culminating exhibitions for Promotion Agenda Save the U.S. 8 - 9 p.m. don't really classify yourselves in table and we put one called graduating BGSU Fine Arts stu- Family? Star-Spangled Banners a specific category. What do you Q&A "Drunk Again" on the record. We dents at the baccalaureate level. Two prominent scholars, Robert Star-Spangled Banners (the sun, feel fits your band? had a lot of fun recording it and Student Union Gallery Emery, University of Virginia, and moon and stars on flags of the A: Our style is just something we DAN REGAN we have had a good reaction to Pamela J. Smock, University of world) multimedia show in the do naturally, we are all so different REEL BIG FISH. TROMBONE PLAYER the new songs live. I feel they are 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Michigan, present their research Planetarium. $1 donation suggest- and we try to be different. We lust as strong as our other songs. UPS Recruiting about the likely benefits and ed. think it makes it fun tor everybody The Donnas, Reel Q: So tell me a funny story about Union Lobby adverse effects of marriage promo- BGSU Planetarium-112 U: How do you feel about your Big Fish and OK Go being on the road or on stage. tion policy. Dr. Emery is a psycholo- fan base in the nation and in A: Well, we had this guy named 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. gist whose research focuses on 8 p.m. Ohio? play Sunday night Ross with us. he was doing vari- Earth Day SK Race Promotion family conflict and violence, Habitat for Humanity Box City A: We owe everything to oui fans. for UAO's RockStock, ous things but didn't have an offi- Sponsored by Environmental parental conflict, and the effects of Cardboard boxes and duct tape We tour all year long in every state tickets are $14 and cial job One night at a show he Health Student Group. divorce on children. Dr. Smock is a will be provided to allow students in the nation and also in Europe, had a bit to drink and he head Union Lobby demographer with research exper- to "build" houses and then spend Australia and Japan—performing are still on sale. butted the guys in the opening tise on modern marriage, divorce, the night in them. There will be a live is our thing, it is instant grati- band and then went outside and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. cohabitation and parenthood, with raffle, food and games during the fication. We especially like Ohio Q: How do you feel when you see body slammed a car He jumped History Society Fundraiser special focus on the economic and evening with all proceeds to bene- fans because there seems to be a yourself on MTV or hear yourself on the car like it was a wrestler, Union Lobby social well-being of women, men, fit Habitat for Humanity. The event lot of them, its actually kind of like on the radio? and he crushed the thing in one and children in the United States. will go until 9:00 a.m. April 12. California. A: It has been a long time, but I pounce It was amazing He woke do remember when I would hear 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Union Room 308 Field between Saddlemire and Q: Do you feel that your music up the next day and asked us if he Ms. Black & Gold Ticket Sales Kreischer has changed much since the mid our songs played I would feel got beat up. Union Lobby 3 p.m. 90s when your hit "Sell Out" strange, like I should be onstage. Q: What would you like to say to Latino Student Union Banquet 8 p.m. came out? I would look around for my trom- everyone coming to the show bone like it should be in my hand, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Union Room 202B BGSU Department of Theatre pre- A: Well, we have put out three this weekend? but then realize the song was on Organ Donation Info. Table sents "Our Country's Good" by records, a lot of other stuff but A: We are like the Smothers Sponsored by PRSSA. Also, infor- 4 - 5:30 p.m. Timberlake Wertenbaker mainly three records. There has the radio. And when we would see Brothers on crack. There is some- ourselves on TV we would always mation about PRSSA's egg hunt Empowerment Group In 1789, the British Empire estab- been no conscious effort to thing for everyone in the family. say stuff like "Man, why did I wear will be given. For women survivors of abusive lishes a penal colony that was change, but different things influ- There will be singing, dancing, that shirt?'' or "Man, I should have Union Lobby dating relationships. later to become the city of Sydney. ence us, so there has been some comedy and laughter but definitely Confidentiality is emphasized. A marine lieutenant decides to put change. We are feeling really shaved." not any clowns. Everyone should Q: How do you feel about your 11 a.m. Sponsored by The Transformation on a play to celebrate the kings' crazy so right now the music is be ready to boogie. most recent album "Cheer Up"? AAGSA Monthly Research Project. Please contact Deidra birthday, casting only English con- pretty erratic. A: I liked it, although it was a Colloquia Bennett at 372-2190 for more victs and a woman wrongly Sponsored by the African American information. Meets every Friday accused of stealing. With Graduate Student Association. from 4:00-5:30 p.m. rehearsals backdropped by food Olscamp Hall 103 TBA shortages and barbaric punish- ments. . this poignant production 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. 7 p.m. is brilliantly juxtaposed against the Crazy Fact: A-Peeling Fundraiser AAGSA Poetry Junction civilizing influence of the theatre. Sponsored by BGSU Women's Sponsored by the African American This funny and heartening show is Rugby. Graduate Student Association. a tribute to the transforming power Until the 1960s men Union Lobby Union Dimling Family Lounge, 3rd of drama and how it turns a prison Floor camp into a country. Tickets: $10 with long hair were 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Adult/Student/Senior, $5 for BSU Spring Fest Ticket Sales 8 p.m. Children under 12. Call (419) 372- not allowed to Education Bldg. Steps Brandy Binkley, Soprano 2719 for advance reservations. Master's candidate recital. Binkley Eva Marie Saint Theatre enter Disneyland! 11 a.m.-4 p.m. studies with Professor Virginia Habitat for Humanity Ticket Sales Starr at the College of Musical 11 p.m. Tickets will be sold for their Box Arts. Free and open to the public. UA0 Movie- Red Dragon City event on April 11-12. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical Union Theatre i Union Lobby Arts Center Movin1 On Up... 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Phi Mu Cookie Bake Emily Coplin, Violin Phi Mu will be taking orders for Student recital. Coplin studies with to these downtown apartments 114 S. Main St. #7&9: One bedroom unfurnished MARCH MADNESS apartments located downtown above Wizard Graphics. CONTINUES Laundry facilities. Extra storage. 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Veteran war correspondent PbTER ARNETT. sounding contrite after he was fired by NBC, MSNBC and National Geographic for giving an interview on Iraqi television in which he said the U.S. war plan against Saddam Hussein had failed. lno»w«1ecan) OPINION Springer is not senator material A man by the name of Gerald After Springer graduated from Ohio The end of mayoral career show. employee who wanted to make a separate issue.... I don't need a Springer is running for the posi- Northwestern University Law then led to his stint as a news First, let's look at the big pic- difference, but had no real skills job." This definitely not the kind tion of Ohio senator. If you school, he began his career as a anchor and eventually the ture. Springer has experience in as a politician. Ventura may have of attitude that a senator should haven't heard of him before, you campaign aide for Robert R launching of his successful talk politics and he went to a credible had some great ideas, but he also have towards his office. may recognize him as Jerry Kennedy. When Kennedy was show. university. However, because of made some great political blun- Springer went from politician Springer, host of a raunchy day- assassinated, Springer joined a He seems like a capable guy, his show, he has proven that he is ders, too. to successful talk show host. This time talk show. So, what business law firm in Cincinnati, Ohio. I le doesn't he? Despite all of his cre- not mature enough to take on Could Springer just become is where Springer should stay — does he have running for senator resigned from his position when dentials, how can we honestly the responsibilities of a senator. another lessie Ventura? We at in the entertainment industry. of our fair state? it was discovered that he was trust a man who has a talk show lessie Ventura was a small The BG News answer yes. He makes us cringe and enter- Springer does have experience paying for the services of a pros- that glamorizes incestuous town mayor and former Navy In a news article on ABC.com, tains us with his outrageous in politics. He wasn't always the titute in a Kentucky massage behavior and odd love affairs? Seal-nirned-wrestler, and he got Springer is quoted as saying, "I show. Jerry Springer would only host of a talk show where people parlor. And let's not forget that Springer elected as governor of want to be helpful in rebuilding be an embarrassment to the sen- either get naked or hit each Later, he (some how) was was accused of having guests Minnesota. Ventura proved to be the party," he said. 'Whether I ate and most of all, to the state of other, or some times both. elected mayor of Cincinnati, stage the lights seen on his talk just some entertainment have to be a candidate is a totally Ohio US. was right to attack Saddam prnpi p Turn Iraq into an JEREMY A. is now seen as a blemish in our think back to the 1930s. That is history, but that was how long when Adolf I litler was in power ON THE STREET JOSEPH amazing water park ago? We have learned from our in Nazi Germany. Guest Columnist history. We no longer conquer Now, if you remember correct- What was your all-time countries to own them. ly, whatever he wanted we gave next leader be? We won't know I disagree with his statement to him. If he wanted a country, biggest fashion faux pas? MATT for a while, especially if several of their citizens accidentally In the April 10,2003, issue of that Vietnam was for U.S. inter- we allowed him to have it. We SUSSMAN ' vote for Pat Buchanan. The BG News, I read a guest col- ests. We went to war in Vietnam continued to give in to his will. Humor Columnist Eventually, the U.S., the umn by Loin Howe. I remember to try to stop die spread of Do you remember what hap- British and the nosy will all put that after reading the column, Communism, not to conquer pened next? World War II. if we Every Eriday, I notice my down their guns and earpieces "U.S. conquers for own inter- the country for our interests. gave in to Saddam, it would be article is surrounded by angry and figure out how to reform ests," that I had a few questions Furthermore, I sec no infor- just like giving in to Hider. Many letters to the editor. Here I am this troubled country. Many in my head that bothered me mation on the recent occupation people saw nothing wrong with bad-mouthing today's society, important people will debate about his argument. of Haiti, which was supposedly giving Hider small European and everyone else is trying to whether or not to leave their The first thing that caught my for "our own interests." One countries: they meant nodiing to knock some sense into the pre- government intact or to turn it attention was how he said, and I other example I'd like to dispute us. However, he continued to vious person who wrote a let- into a democracy. I say we quote, "If you don't buy this is the Afghanistan example. want more and more, and finally CARRIE HOOKS ter. Whether their view was should turn it into a water 'research,' then look up any of The reason we went into the world stood up to him. pro-war or ami- war, someone park Here's my reasoning. the actions on the Web." It is Afghanistan was to shut down So, how many people is he SENIOR, JOURNALISM would write how that person's Everyone loves water parks. It common knowledge that most terrorism by Al-Queda forces. allowed to kill until it is deemed "All of 1992." stance was ignorant and their doesn't matter who you are. websites are not credible sources The war in Iraq is to bring down wrong? If you remember correct- ignorance is the reason Even if you are self-conscious and are disregarded in proper Saddam and his regime. ly. Hitler put the Jewish people America is ignorant towards about taking off your shirt, you research. One theme that I've noticed into concentration camps. These the real reason for this ignorant cannot look me in the eye and Since websites do not have with the majority of anti-war people were eventually put into war. I don't understand. I must tell me dial you don't like to go any set rules on tmth of material activists is that everything relates gas chambers or starved to be ignorant. The only other to water parks. The water park or biased statements, websites to oil, water or some resource death. Saddam was also violating news around campus has been has that certain quality which could be outright lies. 1 lowever. that is considered valuable. Can human rights when he tested his Dance Marathon, but some- makes die object impossible to since most people believe any- somebody please explain why own weapons on his own peo- times my signals get crossed hate, like pancakes. Just look- thing that is written down, then we would be interested in attack- ple. ing Iraq for oil when Iraq is listed If you believe in human rights, and I think we are told to "do it ing at the word "pancakes" websites must be truthful. If you for the Kurds." ask any English teacher, they will at around thirtieth on the list of then you should see a problem makes you kind of want them. countries we import oil from? with this. I'm proud that the 1 always write about how It's OK to admit it tell you that this is not the case. Their oil means very little to us. United States had the guts to society is stupid, not unin- Let's assume that Bush final- I also noticed that only three I lowever, sarin and mustard gas stand up to Saddam now and formed. Nevertheless, perhaps ly takes my advice and con- of his examples are within the I shouldn't be writing about is sometiiing we'd like to stop. stop him from using his power in LISA FULTON verts Iraq into a water park. We past 30 years. In fact, he used an such trivial topics like bad Saddam had these weapons and the Middle East. We may have would need a catchy name. I example from 1776. In 1776, SENIOR, THEATER alternative rock, although it is was undoubtedly going to use prevented Wforid War III. contemplated about "The Wet slavery was considered a moral "Stretch pants and big my right. I thought I could ride them. In closing, I'd like to end with a Turban," but aren't all of them action. We have seen the error of out the war coverage storm. To make a point of my own so statement that opened my argu- sweaters." damp from sweat because of our ways in that, as we have also that I'm not just contradicting a ment: Websites do not make The way I saw it, U.S. military forces would have captured the desert heat? "The Oasis" seen that the forced relocation of column, and to also back up good sources. If you want good Saddam 1 lussein's body and may work, but it seems too the Native Americans was what we have learned from our sources, go to a library, at least made it the host of Eox's cliched. Finally, I decided to improper. own history. I would like every- everything at a library has to be newest reality show by now. embrace the Iraqi religion and Also, our triumph over Mexico body to take a moment and fact. Our troops are playing street use it to market their new hockey on Baghdad's roads, water park. I decided to call it and yet we don't have one sin- "Mohammed's Slip 'n Slide." gle Iraqi president to our name. I'm getting way ahead of Do you know why? It's because myself. The war is not over, the U.S. military isn't the aldiough we would like to see it 0*-OH... strongest force in Iraq. It isn't wrapped up quickly. However, British forces either and no if the war were to end in two ROSEANNA SHARR0W way is it the Republican Guard. months, it would still be SOPHOMORE, THEATER No. it's the media. viewed as a quick war. lust look Yes, reporters from all over at Wbrid War II — that lasted "Stirrup pants." the world have fonned their several years. After that war, own army and are now taking lapan got rebuilt, Germany got their share of Iraq. They don't a big wall, and Italy got have many weapons, but they screwed. Once we're done with possess an arsenal of informa- Iraq, we will just convert it to a tion. They apparently know the place where families can bring location of every brigade in the their children to play in the area, and that alone makes pool. That seems to be what them a dangerous entity. Don't the United States does with worry folks, regardless of aggressive countries. which force captures Iraq first. We feel it is our responsibility Geraldo Rivera will still be a to reform them into something bonehead. that will benefit us. Yes. anodier ^f%c&tfi^Jh< If I were a betting man (and water park will do wonders for FAB MORETTI legally speaking, I can't be), I our leisure, but it will help their SENIOR, AMP0 would put money on the region even more, because the media crushing the U. S. mili- Middle East could use more WHERE DO YOU STAND? "Troll doll earrings, biker tary and claiming Baghdad as waterslides and inner tubes. shorts and a Punky their own. And if not, they will I've seen footage of that area, E-mail your letters/columns to bgnews's'listproc.bgsu.edu. Brewster t-shirt.' simply camp out in the desert and there is a lot of sand. Plus, See Submission Policy for guidelines. until the next guy we put in this gives Bush a loophole to charge of Iraq gets on President attack Iraq again if he desires. Bush's nerves. Who will that He will want their water park. JOEL HAMMOND, MANAGING EDITOR KARA HULL, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy CARRIE WHITAKER, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? \Nfe between 600 and 800 words. These attacks and anonymous submissions REMAINA, OPINION EDITOR doubt it. write us and kl us know are usually also in response to a cur- will not be printed. BGNEWS PATRICIA REN6IF0. 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BG looks to keep winning Defensive tackles' coach Mike Ward will coach the I"t BG NEWS MAC schedule, dropping their two runs in her last 22 innings Orange team and wide After going 6-0 on their first five games, and then of work. receivers' coach Zach Azzanni recent homestand, the improving to 6-5 with their The Cardinals played their will be at the helm for the Bowling Green softball team recent wins. first game in eight days yester- White team. Seven starters will return to road action One of the biggest factors in day, dropping a 7-0 home from last year's team will play when they travel to Ball State the Falcon turnaround has game to Indiana State. on the Orange team while five for a three-game series. been the steady improvement The Ball State defense sur- starters from last year will take The Falcons 115-17-1 over- of the offense. rendered all seven runs in the spots on the White team. all, 6-5 in the Mid-American The Falcons were shutout in first two innings. There will also be a Brown Conference) will look to con- each of their five losses but With yesterday's loss, Ball team that will play for both tinue their winning ways rebounded to score a total of State falls to 9-14-1 overall. teams. The brown team will tomorrow, when they play a 25 runs during their winning The Falcons will look to include all healthy players on doubleheader against the streak. keep their recent offensive the offensive line, a defensive Cardinals. The BG defense was also a success going and jump out to tackle and a running back. During the homestand, factor during the homestand, an early lead against the Eleven injured Falcons will pitcher Liz Vrabcl continued as the Falcons were able to Cardinals. not suit up for the game. to dominate, winning three hold off Miami, turning in two The first game tomorrow, as losh Harris will play quar- starts. She has been named error-free performances in the well as Sunday's game, will terback for the White team the Mid-American doubleheader on Wednesday. begin at 1 p.m. and Omar lacobs will counter Conference Pitcher of the Bowling Green will rely on After the three games in Ben Swangei KG Nem Week for two consecutive at quarterback for the Orange pitchers Vrabel and Jody Muncie, the Falcons will COLLISION AT HOME: A Bowling Green baserunner scores after the team. weeks. Johnson to keep them in the return home to play Akron on Miami catcher dropped the ball in Wednesday's game against the Admission to the game is The Falcons have been the games. Vrabel has allowed just Friday at 3:30 p.m. free. tale of two seasons in their Redhawks. usoc Falcons prep for Central Mich. task By Andrew dayman our team." SP0RIS REPORTER While standout veterans like Baseball, to paraphrase a Kelly Hunt and Kyle Knoblauch famous movie character, "is like have been key factors in the force to a box of chocolates. You never Falcons' recent upswing, Coach know what you're gonna get." Schmitz was quick to recognize Never more so is this the case the full team effort after present than in April, when drastic Sunday's strong showing. weather fluctuations can help "The whole team played out- determine whether a team stays standing," Schmitz said. "The plan hot or cools off. pitching and defense were fan- Having won four straight ball- tastic." By John Marshall games after Sunday's double- Hunt, the team's senior first THE »SS0CI«TE0 PRESS header sweep of Oakland, the baseman, is crushing the ball at DENVER — U.S. Olympic BG baseball team was all set for a .427 clip and is averaging near- Committee officials want to a Tuesday night match-up with ly a run-batted-in per game. As have a say in any restructur- nationally ranked power Notre a team leader, however, he too ing plans for the organiza- Dame. Mother Nature had other was quick to praise the perfor- tion. ideas, as freezing rain in South mance of his younger team- Regardless of what they do, Bend forced the game to be mates in the past few weeks. that might not happen. rescheduled and played last "We've come a long way," Despite the USOCs efforts night as part of a Fighting Irish Hunt said. "I think everyone is to control its future, a senator double-header. finally starting to understand investigating the organiza- Catching their breath back in their roles and what they need tion believes outside inter- BG today, the Falcons 18-11,3-3 to do to go out and get some vention is the only way to end in Mid-American Conference) Ws." the finger-pointing and will be right back on the road After a slow start, the BG bats struggle for power. this weekend, heading to Mount have started to show some life of "It's going to be interest- Pleasant, Mich, for a two-game late, with Hunt's power compli- ing," Colorado Sen. Ben series with Central Michigan. mented by the recent hitting of Nighthorse Campbell said. "I The Chippewas (8-14, 1-3) freshmen Nolan Reimold (.304 think they might come up have had their own battles with avg) and Tyler Wasserman with some ideas, but I'm con- the weather, canceling six (.318), and juniors Spencer vinced after talking to a num- straight home games due to bad Schmitz (.298) and David ber of them that they proba- field conditions. Barkholz (.289,4 HR). bly can't fix it themselves Both BG coach Danny The pitching staff has been because diey have so many Schmitz and CMU coach Steve rock solid, with opposing teams vested interests. laksa will be hoping for blue hitting just .256 against them. "Nobody wants to be left skies this weekend, as every Knoblauch, a 6-foot-8 junior out of the money machine." MAC West Division series could from Blissfield, Mich., has a 0.45 An internal task force look- prove pivotal down the stretch. earned run average in 40.1 ing at ways to streamline the "Bowling Green has many of innings of work. That would be USOC will make a presenta- the same players back who led superb on any level, but in the Bin Swangtr 6G Ne*s tion to the organization's that team to the regular-season typically hitter dominated OUT AT FIRST: Bowling Green first baseman Kelly Hunt catches a throw from a Bowling Green infield- board of directors at a meet- title," laksa said. "It has some ing in For! Worth. Texas, this er to get the out at first. The Falcons will travel to Central Michigan for two games of Mid-American great hitters and proven pitch- weekend. The group plans to BASEBALL, PAGE 6 ers, so nothing will be easy for Conference action after playing at Notre Dame last night. take suggestions from board members, then develop a plan after a Senate task force makes its recommendations in lune. The USOC task force is expected to recommend BG to compete Tennis to host Ball State drastic changes to the board of directors, trimming as many as 100 spots from the By Erica Gainbaccirn played Miami and lost to stan the match off by winning SPORTS EDITOR Miami," Dean said. "It came the doubles point, which is one 123-member board and up in All-Ohio meet After competing in four con- down to the No. 6 singles again of BG's weakness, according to to 11 from the 21-member secutive matches on the road and Ball State lost that to Dean. executive committee. By Daniel Gedney week of practice and I expect the women's tennis team will Miami." " We know we can win match- The task force also looked SPORTS REPORTER things to carry over into the meet come back home this weekend Ball State dropped a 4-3 deci- es without winning the doubles at improving ethical stan- Following a strong showing at this weekend." to take on Ball State. sion at Miami last Friday and point," Dean said. "Maybe we dards, communications and the McDonald's Invitational, the The Falcons will be without the This will be the Cardinal's then lost 7-0 at Marshall on have to win matches without confidentiality, and will likely Bowling Green track and field services of Ellen Alkire this week- eighth straight road match, and Saturday. winning the doubles point. I'd recommend that the USOCs team will travel to Columbus, end. Alkire will stay behind as she the Falcons are hoping home Despite having a win on their rather win the doubles point.'' focus return to Olympic ath- Ohio to compete in the AU-Ohio bardes through a case of kidney court advantage will give them backs, Dean doesn't think it's Last weekend the Falcons lost letes instead of community- Championships tomorrow. Head stones. the extra edge. going to be an easy match. the doubles point against based sports programs. coach Scon Sehmann is opti- Besides Alkire, the Falcons "It's nice to play in BG," head "I think it will be another Miami but came back to win "It's the most important mistic about his team's chances have a healthy squad going into coach Penny Dean said. match that goes down to the four of the six singles matches. meeting I've ever attended," going into the meet. the All-Ohio Championships. "Hopefully we'll have nice wire," Dean said. The Cardinals are also strong said USOC vice president "I think we're probably as fit as Alicia Taylor has experienced weather." The teams are almost equal in when it comes to singles play. Frank Marshall, co-chair of we've been all year, workouts slight discomfort in her foot and The forecast looks bright for terms of their records. The "Their strength is really in the the USOC task force. "I'd say Monday were probably some of Amy Henry is still easing her way the Falcons as they head into Falcons are 7-10 overall and 2-4 top of their line-up, the first cou- there will be dramatic the best we've had all year," back into competition after sit- this match after defeating In the Mid-American ple of players," Dean said. changes. The size of the Sehmann said. "Even though die ting out the first two meets of the Miami 4-3 Saturday. Conference, while Ball State is 7- Ball State is led by Melissa board is the really obvious weather hasn't been very nice to outdoor season with a torn The Cardinals also faced the 10 overall and 1-5 in league Roach at the No. 1 singles posi- one that Congress that is us this week 1 think the team has Redhawks last weekend. matches. worked hard and had a good TRACK. PAGE 6 "The day before us they The Falcons are looking to TENNIS, PAGE 6 USOC, PAGE 6 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.B6NEWS.C0*»VSPORTS 6 Friday. April 11.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Ball State team boasts Rain postpones first round By Paul dewberry this hen'," said Ray Floyd, the impromptu ponds and the tem- said. "1 learned long ago never lo Instead of vvorkingon his short IH( ASSOCIATED PRESS 1976 Masters champion. "1 know perature wasn't expected (O crack speculate on the future. If we game. I loch had lo decide what two 20-win AUGUSTA, Ga The firsi the decision not to play was 50 degrees. have weather like we've been movie lo see with his wile. lound of the Masters was called tough, but what else can you do?" Nicholson said the most trou- told, we'll complete 72 holes "I'm sure there arc some things oil yesterday for the first lime in Woods, who was initially blesome hole was No 3, a soggy sometime." she wants to see," He said. players (>l years after mote rain fell on an scheduled to tee off at 10:44 a.m.. mess after all the rain. He didn't go any further, draw- "Iliere's some things I want to ahead) water-logged course. didn'l come to the course in ihe "We had a terrible time finding ing laughter The last time a sec. too. I usually just have to TENNIS. FROM PAGE 5 I igcr Woods' quest for a ihird morning, lie hoped lo gel in any place for relief from casual Masters finished on Monday was work with her on that." Straight green jacket is now set to some practice in the afternoon, water," he said. "With more rain 20 years ago. It was the first time an entire lion. She is followed by fenny begin today al Augusta National hul only il ihe rain relented expected. I'm not sure we'll have Under these circumstances, it mund was postponed since 1983, Baity and IDlWiemaa (loll club. Officials hope to get in "I'll jusl see how it goes." he any place for relief." figures IO Ix' a grueling tourna- when rain washed out Friday's Holh Roach and Wieman have :Ki holes then, though more rain said. "I feel bad for the fans, but The greens were in reasonably ment and the best-conditioned play. reached the 20-win plateau in was expected in the morning. given liovvvvci ihe course was, I'm gtxxl shape, thanks to an under- players will certainty have an Rain nmv joins ihe list Of Other singles tliis year. We Ixiievc this golf course Ls sure tournament officials did the ground system that literally sucks advantage on a 36-hole day. themes miming concurrently at Roach leads the Cardinals unplayable." slid Will Nicholson. riglil thing." water OUl of the grass. "We're going lo play about ibis year's Masters—Woods' pur- with a 24-12 overall record. chairman of Augusta National's The club did its best to gel the Before ihe rain, "this course 15,000 yards and about 10,000 of suit of a third straiglil victory and iticluding a ll-li record at the competition committees " I his first mund in. A day earlier, ihe was never in heller condition," il is going to be wet," ROCCO Martha Burks protest against the No. 1 position. The 21 wins arc a golf course will just not lake any scheduled 8:10 a.m. i:i)T star) Nicholson said. "Ihe fairways Mediate said. "Fitness is a gorxl club's all-male membership. single-season career high for more water." lime was pushed back 30 min- were linn and fast. The greens thing," Burk plans lo picket the club Roach. Intermittent rain and showers utes in an attempt to repair the were linn. the conditions were Scott I loch was strolling to the Cfl Saturday, when sunny skies Wieman reached the 20-win have fallen on Augusta since course. absolutely perfect to play the driving range when the are expected. milestone with her three-set vic- Sunday Hie course didn'l open Early Thursday, the start time course tile way il w-as designed. announce) ncnl came. I hat hasn't been the case so far. tory at Miami last Friday She for practice Monday, and the was moved hack again to 11 am. Unfortunately, we have not yet "My approach stays the same, The sun disappeared Sunday moved up into the No. 3 singles popular par-3 contest was rained Alxnit 10 minutes IxTore play was seen that." whether its a regular PGA lour, morning, replaced In persistent s|«)t this season due to an injury oui Wednesday scheduled to begin, officials After the stonn front moves the Masters ot the British Open. I showers. to U'isa Brooks, who used loplay In all. nearly I inches of rain announced that nogollvvould Ix1 through, warm, sunny days an' jusi go oui and play," I loch said Many fans were coated wilh in that spot. Wieman has a 20-11 have fallen since the start of the played expected this weekend. "Thirty-six holes doesn't bother mud on their way out of the overall record in 2002-03. week, Il was ugly out there — the "If al all possible, we want lo me. I'm old. but I'm in good course. Some cars slniggkil to The match is set for I p.m. "IVe never SITU anything like course was dotted with finish play on Sunday," Nicholson shape escape the gcxx'y parking lots. tomorrow at Bowling Green's tennis conns. 1 low ever, if it rains the match will he moved lo Shadow Valley Tennis (Huh in Toledo at 4 p.m. Tigers match MLB loss record Saturdays •HI ASSUU tO PHI SS again tomorrow. DETROIT—The Kansas City I he attendance was just 9.0H0 Royals and Detroit Tigers are — the second smallest in ihe holh finding il hard to believe four-year history of Comerica game at what has happened lo them in Park. the first 10 days ol the season. Asencio allowed six hits and The Royals extended their ihree walks, and was able to CMU set winning streak to seven games escape several jams. to sian the season, gelling a "I got a lot of guys on base, but hornet and three Mills hum Raul I was able to get out of it," he for 3 p.m. Ibanez in a 4-2 victory over the said. "That was nice." winfess tigers yesterday. 1).|. Carrasco pitched three "Ihis is a lot Of Hin," Ibanez BASEBALL FROM PAGE 5 shutout innings in relief of said, il is slill early, so things arc Asencio, sinking out six straight magnified if you are doing well world of college baseball, il is all batters in one stretch, and Mike in doing poorly, hul when you Mad tougal got three outs for his the more impressive. can siring a hunch ol victories Other consistent innings- fifth save in five chances. He together like this, you are defi- allowed one unearned nin on eaters for the Falcons have nitely going in enjoy it." included junior Neil SchmitZ his own error covering first base Miguel Asencio (1-0) allowed Mike Maroth (0-3) remained (3.94 ERAI and sophomores one unearned run in five innings Tyler Saneholtz (2-1. 4.12 ERA), winless despite his second qual- for the Royals, who remained the ity start of ihe season. He gave up Tom Oestrikc (4.50 ERA), and only undefeated team In base- Keith Laughlin (2-1,4.12 ERA). two runs, five hits and one walk ball and extended their team in seven innings. Saturday's game with Central record for the best start to a sea- Michigan will begin at 3 p.m. at I his is really lough," Marolh son said "I was wry positive today— CMU's Theunissen Stadium, i didn'l want to be the first with game two's first pitch set I just had a great feeling about one to lose." Asencio said. this one. I thought we could for a 1 p.m. on Sunday. BG "Everyone played together returns home next week for build on our comeback yester- today and dial's all we an' doing day, but ii didn'l happen. We just non-conference games with ibis year. Uc slay together and 1FPW and Wright Stale on have to focus on the positives — We never let our heads gel our pitching has been pretty Tuesday and Wednesday down." respectively. good and no one has talked The Tigers (oil) matched the about how well our defense is Paul SaocyjAP Photo 1962-63 New York Mets as the playing. Our hitting is going 10 BAD DAY?: Detroit Tigers shortstop Omar Infante reacts while sitting in the dugout during their 4-2 only teams to lose their first eighi come around — the guys can't loss to the Kansas City Royals. games in hack-to-hack seasons keep hilling like this." A loss i ridaj against the White Delroil took jusl its second Sox would make Delroil the only lead of ihe season wilh a run in plate, allowing Asencio 10 escape Randa and Mike Sweeney sin enor was jusl the second by ihe team wilh consecutive0-9 starts. ihe first. Bobby 1 ligginson led off the inning with only one run. gled, and Ibanez followed with Royals this season and ended a Congress's I he ligers went 0-11 last year. with a single, look second on "We absolutely needed more 8J1 I-C141 single off Bellas glove al four-game streak without a mis- "We knew we had some work. ('.trios I'ena's base hit and scored than one run there," Trammel! first. play. Kansas City made four lo do, but this is not what we when second baseman Carlos said. Thai would have made Sweeney look third on errors in ihe game.... I iigginson's attention expected,'" nxikie ligers manag- lebles misplayed an apparent things a lot more comfortable for Ibanez's single and scored on a run was the first scored by er Alan Trammel) said. inning-ending double-play us." wild pitch by Marolh. Detroit in the first inning all sea- forces USOC "Obviously, we want to gel a win, grounder for an error. Kansas City only managed IbaiMZ added a two-run son. ... Ibanez has 11 hits in his but we aren't going to pack our Dean Palmer followed with a one hit in the first five innings, homer oil lamic Walker in the last six games. ... Marolh and tent because we are 0-8. We're grounder to first, and Mendy but got to Maroth for two runs in seventh. Greg Maddux are the only pitch- to reform jusl going to deal with it and try Lopez threw out Pena at the the sixth. With one out, |oe Notes: Febles' first-Inning ers with three losses this season. USOC, FROM PAGE 5 clamoring about. Most business people look at the size and say no wonder there's a problem.'" The USOC was forced into making changes after three months of turmoil drew the Track looks forward to better weather attention of Congress and rattled sponsors. TRACK, FROM PAGE 5 success. door season in Clemson, S.C on Conference Outdoor ing the last two meets. Kerri The troubles began in "In some areas 1 certainly March 22. Temperatures are Championships just over a McQung has experienced suc- December when chief executive quadriceps muscle. However, think we will be extremely com- expected to be in the 60s and month away, tomorrow's meet cess in the shot put early on, fin- Lloyd Ward was accused of trying iiuih runners will compete petitive, others we're still work- there is no rain in the forecast. will give the Falcons a chance to ishing firsi in the two out of the to steer Olympic business to a tomorrow ing our way up," Sehmann said. Tile meet will be hosted by sec when they stand among first three meets of the season. company with ties to his brother. The Falcons are coming off'a "We'll fit in rather well with most Ohio Slate and will be held al other division one and division The relays have been another It's been a mess ever since, wilh a third place finish in Athens,Ohio of the schools there...l certainly lesse Owens Stadium. Sehmann two schools in the state. area of success for Ihe Falcons round of accusations, political last weekend. In that meet, the think we'll challenge 10 win is excited to have his athletes Several Falcons have gotten thus far. They recorded two first struggles and resignations that falcons recorded live individual some events." compete in a stadium he off to strong starts in the outdoor place finishes in Ihe relays last was ugly even for the scandal- first place finishes. Selunann The Falcons should have the referred to as "one of the best season. Alicia Taylor has finished weekend. plagued USOC believes his team has a good best weather conditions to com- facilities in the country." either first or second in every Tomorrow's meet is scheduled Fight top officials have chance of building on lasl week's pete in since opening the out- With ihe Mid-American event she has competed in dur- for 10 a.m. resigned. 3 ON 3 KASKETIiALL TOURNAMENT 709 5th Street \ MI»-AMEKICAN CHALLENGE Sail into Spring! APARTMENTS " A April 26,27 - Kreisher Courts Bowling Green University Students Only! 801 Fifth St. #1,2,3,5,6 & 7: (No scholarship BG Basketball Players Allowed) Two bedroom unfurnished Separate Girls and Guys Tournament apartments wilh balconies Top Three Teams Will Receive (Gift Certificates) or patios. FREE WATER & SEWER. 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Private parking lot and laundry Guys S700 $315 $170 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Both, C/A Girls S325 $130 $96 facilities. 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Toledo Museum of Art 6:30-10 p.m. It's Friday'till 10 p.m. Toledo Museum of Art 6:30-9:30 p.m. Club Friday Music Blues Messenger (blues) Peristyle Lobby 6:45 p.m. Public Tour Impressionists See the Light Libbey Court 7 p.m. Panel Discussion Contemporary Artists' Books: The Creators and the Collections Little Theater 7:30 p.m. Concert Mu Phi Epsilon Music Fraternity Why are experts predicting th< Great Gallery 8 p.m. Poetry Presentation to When ii was intrc complement Van Gogh: Fields Story by Greg Kot din i'ii, the i ompai i disc exhibition Chicago Inbiini; helped bail out the music John Swaile Gallery 29 Page Layout by business: Domestic sales (it the new technoloj 10 p.m. (Doors Open) Amanda Russell zoomed from 800,000 Crazy Eddie Illustration by copies in 1983 in 288 Howard's Club H million by 1990, and run SATURDAY, APRIL 12 Mattlvey finned to surge i>\ the hundreds of millions ill" 1 p.m. North Coast Theatre Presents through the '90 The Sting of the Jellyfish Bui with Man h mark Great Gallery. Toledo Museum ol Ing the CD's 20th Art anniversary, the boom is with CD salei down 10 p.m. (Doors Open) over. Compact disi ship more than 6 pen em Rod Collision inenis in the U.S. From theii ahead replaced l>) Howard's Club H plunged nearlj 9 percent 2002 pace SUNDAY, APRIL 13 last yen to jnsi more The ripple effei t is only than MOO million, a< i "ill beginning as the mu 1:30 p.m. Ins in the Recording industry brai es foi ;i Public Tour Window Views industry Association ol inime thai will involve Libbey Court. Toledo Museum ol America (KIAA).'I he sta the death of( D sto Art lisiics confirm a down* and the i ise ofwirele and foundei 1 p.m. ward trend thai has been pot i ei size MP3 pla Annual Kurt T. Luckner Lecture gaining steam sine e thai will enabli Talking With Their Hands: 2001, and continues this '-nineis to access Ihon DEMISE. PAGE 9 Gestures on Ancient Athenian Pots presented by Dr. Timothy McNiven. Co-sponsored with the Archaeological Institute of America-Toledo Society Little Theater, Toledo Museum of Alt 3 p.m. Bowling Green High School Madrigal Singers Cloister, Toledo Museum of Art ilium 3 p.m. (Doors Open) Benefit for the Troops Crazy Eddie, Sledge, Madtom, Forse, Broadzilla, Fuzzy and Innocent downloads violate law Friends By Andrea Wilhelm to stop it dents at the University. Services at the University, receives the Howard's Club H PULSE WRITER The University was one such school Bruce Petryshak. chief information warnings weekly through e-mail. Today's universities have increasingly that received a letter. A study by the officer at the Office of the CIO at the According to Strickland, students are WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 fast computer networks that supply stu- Recording Industry Association of University said that through seminars wanted by the university first to remove dents with a world of information at their America estimates that 2.6 billion music and information available on the Web, the copyrighted material from their com- 8 p.m. fingertips. This high-speed network, how- files are downloaded illegally each the University is continuing to beef up its puters. If they fail to do so they will lose Peristyle Series Concert ever, also allows students to download month, mainly through unlicensed 'peer- educational tools. network privileges for 30 days. If there is a Van Cliburn Winner Olga Kern music and movies easier and faster than to-peer' services such as KaZaA, "We will continue to find better ways to second offense, students may not get off Peristyle. Toledo Museum of Art ever before. What students may not be Morpheus, and Gnutella. educate," Petryshak said. so easily. aware of, however, is that their innocent The Motion Picture Association of In the meantime, the University is "They may be sanctioned," Strickland THURSDAY, APRIL 17 hobby may be violating copyright laws. America figures that unauthorized movie faced with handling copyright law viola- said. "It is a legal notice." The Recording Industry Association of downloads number between 400,000 and tions made by on-campus students. So far, the university has not gone to 10 a.m.-3 p.m. America, the Motion Picture Association 600,000 every day." Some copyright holders employ Media extreme measures such as blocking Web Family Center of America and other copyright-owners' The problem Is finding a successful Force Inc., a company that searches the sites or setting up firewalls. Petryshak Make a spring basket to hold all groups sent a letter in October to more way to educate students about copyright Internet for illegal downloads and believes that as long as students arc sure of your holiday treats! than 2300 colleges and universities to laws and the negative effects of web pira- informs the University when they detect to download legal content then the uni- Toledo Museum of Art inform them of the legal issues surround- cy. a student with a copyrighted item on versity should not take away those rights. ing on-campus file-sharing. The letter "We have a lot of work to do to educate his/her computer. He said that it is an open facility and they also asked for the colleges' help in their students. We've only scratched the sur- Kent Strickland, information security fight against file-sharing and offers ways face," said (ill (..HI. associate dean of stu- officer of Information Technology DOWNtOAD, PAGE 9 KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEYyS.COM/PULSE 8 Fnilaj.Aprilll.2003 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM INTIIKKITCIIKN I IWSSOVKI5 ( I ISIXK Jewish cuisine tasty for all seasons By loe BugBee A little parsley, which symbol- cake and banana drops PULSf EDITOR izes springtime and rebirth, Passover is mostly thought of brings a touch of mildness to the Mom's Chicken Soup With as the Jewish holiday celebrating Seder. It's dipped into salt water Matzo Balls, Carrots, and Dill their liberation from the near the beginning of the Seder Egyptians, but what about the in memory of the tears of slav- 1 cup matzo meal delicacies that are celebrated? ery. Contrasting the mild texture 1/4 cup chicken fat There are hundreds of different of the parsley is freshly grated 4eggs kinds of dishes, ranging from horseradish, another symbol of 1 teaspoon salt soups to hard-boiled eggs, to the bitterness of slavery. 4 quarts chicken soup home- spongecake. Rounding out the Seder is a made The heart of the Passover cut piece of lamb shank, repre- 2 cups thinly sliced carrots table, is the Seder plate. The senting the slaves' offering of the 112 cup chopped fresh dill plate holds six symbolic foods lamb on the eve of the Exodus Uron tucis BG N»s that are eaten during the ritual For those who are vegetarians, In a bowl, mix together matzo .neal on the first night of some rabbis suggest using a meal, chicken fat and seltzer. Passover, also telling the story of roasted beet. Whisk eggs in a separate bowl the lewish' exodus from slavery There are restrictions, how- until frothy. Stir into matzo meal Woodland mall gets extreme to freedom. ever to the feasting during mix with 1 teaspoon salt. Called betza in Hebrew, the Passover. Jews are prohibited Refrigerate for 1 to 2 hours. By Brian Horn "The fact that we tournament drew a few people egg, usually hard boiled, is rep- from eating any food that is Bring 2 quarts of chicken soup PULSE WRITER in from the University as well," resentative of the sacrificial leavened-foods that have yeast to a simmer. Take a small spoon- When one thinks of the have extreme Burger said. offering to God in the Temple. in them, like breads or noodles. ful of the mixture and using two Woodland Mall, extreme sports sports here, But not everything has gone Some people begin the Passover In place of breads, matzos, a small spoons, shape the mixture might not be the first thing that smoothly with the opening of meal that follows the Seder plate cracker-like food is eaten into small balls (about the size of comes to mind. But with the embraces Xscape. Once the deal to open by dipping the egg in salt water. instead. a large marble) and place in sim- opening of Xscape in November, individuality and Xscape was finalized, they had The lettuce and bitter herbs "It's a basic kosher rule." said mering soup. Cook for 35 min- the two might be mentioned in creativity." only a short time to set-up the (which symbolizes the bitterness Lynn Nusbaum, the executive utes. the same breath for years to complex. Some people have of slavery) are next on the Seder director of the lewish Federation Bring remaining 2 quarts of come. found the content inside the The 35,000-square-ft action plate, which can be dipped in of Greater Toledo. "Wealsostay chicken stock to a boil. Cook ERICH BURGER, building to be offensive. entertainment complex features :he haraseth, a mixture of away from green beans too." carrots until al dente. Lower to a GENERAL MANAGER OF XSCAPE According to Burger, a couple hopped nuts, apples, spices Phazcr Ball, paintless paint balls Other popular dishes eaten simmer, add cooked matzo balls of Dl's had played some offen- nd wine. The haroset repre- during Passover are matzo ball and dill. Serve very hot. under black lights that uses a extreme sports are still in their sive music and some of the sents the mortar the Jewish soup gefilte fish, and stewed glow in the dark rubber pellet, a adolescence," Haas said. "A Extreme Sports athletes express slaves used to make bricks for zucchini. For those who enjoy Recipe from epicurious.com Playstation 2 and Xbox tourna- good example would be the pyramids dessert, there's apple sponge- ment area, numerous ramps for .American football in the 1940s themselves in different ways, but skateboarding and bike riding, and just look where they are he says that Xscape is still suit- as well as an arcade and teen today." able for kids. club. Wforking with Xscape has also "Wfe were given a month to "Xscape is an Action been a learning experience for open and things didn't work out Entertainment Complex which Haas exactly how we planned, espe- offers a variety of entertainment "What I have learned about cially with kids. Any possible Decorating delights and activities for popular and these sports from the athletes is avenue they can get away with alternative youth cultures," that their nature is one of con- something they're going to try." owner Laurie Haas said. stant evolution. For some indi- Burger said. "But we are very What Xscape is now and what viduals every other day they family and moral oriented here. it was envisioned to be are learn, or for some, invent or dis- We don't want to offend any- cover a new move or trick," Haas made easy for students somewhat different. According one." said. to Haas, Premiere Properties, Burger says while they do not ByAndeaWi,;.;lrn years for friends and "just for While Rood and Haas did not PULSE WP.IIER Woodland Towne Centre's man- want to make offensive material fun," says that the next work- have that much of a background agement, was interested in acommon practice, they do wel- If I can do it, you can do it. shop, which will be held on in extreme sports, Erich Burger What am I talking about? Cake opening an indoor skate park for come peop'.a to be themselves. Tuesday, April 29, will be differ- their "wild wing." Haas and her did. Burger was brought in to decorating As someone with no He says that expressing oneself ent than this first class partner Scott Rood initially design and build the skate park artistic abilities, and I mean is a big part of extreme sports "Students will learn how to wanted to open a skating rink which led to him becoming the struggling with stick figures, I general manager. "The fact that we have was a little skeptical about make leaves, roses, and use and Phazer Ball course. "Erich is our general manager extreme sports here embraces attending the How 2 Workshop, more intricate decorating skills Premiere Properties approached Haas and Rood with the concept and one of the visionaries for the individuality and creativity," he "Basic Cake Decorating," on such as scalloped edges and of a skate park and the two ideas direction that this company will said. "We're not going to deny April 8. Instructor, Florence A. basket weaves," she said. began to take shape. be taking in the future," Haas any group access unless they're Klopfenstein, food service man- Klopfenstein will also be But Premiere Properties said. blatantly over the line." ager at Founders, taught 16 stu- teaching a spring centerpiece decided not to manage the skate According to Burger, Xscape Even though Xscape was not dents how to decorate a small workshop on Tuesday, April 15. park and realized there was not contains many activities geared opened under ideal circum- cake using name writing and Students will learn how to make toward kids and teens, but says stances, it has been operating as star design skills Once the cakes were frosted, enough of an extreme sports a Doral centerpiece using sea- the complex is not limited to a Each student was first given a the fun part began. Students population in Bowling Green to smoothly as expected. sonal items They will be certain age group. small, square-shaped cake to were able to decorate the cake draw a good crowd, Haas and According to Beth lensen, arranged according to height, "We're not discriminatory. frost. This, surprisingly, was the in any fashion they wanted. Rood decided to add a chill Manager and Marketing direc- size and different textures to You can watch kids come in with hardest part. The trick to frost- Klopfenstein told students that zone, video gaming area, teen tor of the Woodland Mall, make the arrangement reflect their parents and both of them ing a cake is to start with a large the trick to steady handwriting club and an arcade and then Xscape has helped increase turn into 12-year-olds," Burger dollop of frosting on the top of is to apply firm pressure when changing seasons. Xscape was bom. business for the mall as a whole. the cake and then smooth the holding the bag the entire time. "It's just really ."an to teach Xscapes gaming area features said. "It's more of a family ori- "Traffic in the bars, restau- ented facility." frosting in one direction. After mastering the art of students," Klopfenstein said. four 65 inch television screens rants and the movie theater have Burger says that University Klopfenstein told the students putting stars along the perime- All workshops are held in the for Playstation 2 and Xbox tour- picked up," lensen said. that when you smear the frost- ter of my cake, I decided I would Bowen-Thompson Student naments The chill zone is an students are also welcome to "Parents are stopping for a area complete with a 12 xl2 pro- take advantage of the hall rental ing in a back-and-forth motion, write "Happy Easter" across the Union, Room 314. Classes begin movie while the kids are playing jection screen which shows the that Xscape allows. that is what causes crumbs to front of my cake. at 6 p.m. and last approximately at Xscape. It's worked out well newest extreme sports videos as "We're welcoming any sorori- get into the frosting. Nervous that my cake would for many businesses in the mall two hours. Registered partici- well as showing "old school" ties or fraternities in here for a Next, the students filled pastry look like a 3-year-old's finger- as well as those in the 'wild pants should arrive ten minutes videos on Thursdays. private party," Burger said. "As bags with pastel-colored frost- painting, I was surprised to find prior to the workshop. You can wing." ing Klopfenstein chose pastel that I have better handwriting The complex also includes a far as any other interests the register for workshops at the night club area with a stage for University has, this is an open Currently, the only Xscape is colors because they are repre- on my cake then I do on my the Bowling Green location, but homework. So, since I have this information desk in the Bowen- live bands and em-cee contests. hall facility. If they want to bring sentative of Spring and Easter. Haas and Burger say that they hidden knack for decorating Thompson Student Union. Friday and Saturday nights are an event here, we're game." Before filling the bags with frost- are actively pursuing expansion ing, cake decorating tips are put cakes, I will now be available for Registration is $5 for faculty, teen-only dance parties. According to Burger, some into other areas. into the smaller part of the bag. weddings, anniversaries and staff, and community. No charge Though Haas and her partner University students have already Prices may vary for activities For this class, students worked birthdays. Kidding. for students. All participants are decided not to open a strictly visited Xscape. with name writing and star Klopfenstein, who has been required to pay the listed mater- extreme sports facility, she says "From day one of the Phazer and some participants may have design tips. decorating cakes for nearly 20 ial fee at the time of registration. the sport is just beginning to Ball course we've had a lot of to sign a waiver which can be blossom. people come in from the downloaded at their website, 'The exciting thing is that University to play that. The Halo www.xscapeforfun.com. WWW.BGNEWS.COM • WWW.BGNEWS.COM • WWW.BGNEWS.COM w****nmmji* T" **■ Are you gambling with your career? S"T\iC»4T SPE£*tS "All Day, Everyday" ^ Mon: 11am-1:30am PURCHASE INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED Tues: 11am-1:30am Wed: 11am-1:30am Just be sure you H0T*P0CKEI& Th-Sat:11 am-3:00am have a winning FROM CHILY'S OR GT EXPRESS CONVENIENCE STORES AND I Sun: 11am-1:30am hand! 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Internet media-sharing programs usually use a form of SPEND THE NIGHT produced the last effort by the pecv-lo-peer technology to allow users ro swap files 12 C- All of the songs except for track I laming lips. i KaZaA Atlantis Records four on Elephant, were recorded longwave is comprised of r had a central computer that indexed music on an eight track reel to reel in a New York boys, but their sound is files available tor sharing, making it an easy target studio in Iiindon. lor shut-down by the rocord industry in 2001 entirely influenced by such clas- Audiogalaxy Computers wen.' not used J'ir- sic British shocgazing hands Joy KaZaA moves indexing around to users' computers, ing the writing, recording, mixing Division, Swcrvedriver. and If the Go-Gos and Kiss were which act as 'supernodes": disconnecting one or mastering of the album. To newer bands like the Doves. 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According to Mike "It would be counter productive amazing album to their fans, mood to listen to a simple girl goes full throttle in their goal to Smith, network administrator of they did it their way. to speed things up." rock album with catchy lyrics becoming rack gods. The do not want to eliminate the Information Technology ■EricHtmn "Students don't understand then The Donnas newest album Ghosts Around You," "All Sewn opportunity completely. Right Services at BGSU. there are that they are serving others too," Spend Vie Night more than Up," and "Exit," are songs thai now. it is not a major problem, overl4,000 computers on cam- delivers, it rocks. With the recent LONGWAVE continually push the envelope but should the situation get out pus and 6,000 of those are stu- said Toby Singer, executive airplay and attention shown by witii loud, raging guitars, inter- of hand, the University is pre- dent owned. It is these comput- director of Information MTV and the radio, don't expect mixed with disturbing distortion, ers that harbor the majority of Technology Services at the THE STRANGEST THINGS pared to take action. this band to disappear anytime but an' comforting down to the the traffic. "We are not there yet, but if it University. soon. A- very last note. The album's finale. does get to that point, we will According to Pctryshak, RCA Records The University doesn't feel - Eric Harm "Day Steeper." is an Instrumental have to consider those options," BGSU is at the top of the list as that student downloading is its that goes back to the theme of Petryshaksaid. far as bandwidth capacity. distortion, a type of distortion Something else to take into biggest priority at this time. "If BGSU increases band- THE WHITE STRIPES that blankets over Mike lames' consideration is how much the "Students' e-mailing and width, students who file-share drums, and then comes full cir- downloading affects the overall web-browsing abilities are a will benefit other students from cle with a lightning bolt of edgy, performance of the network other schools," Strickland said. higher priority," Smith said. ELEPHANT A memo to all those folks out A+ there who want to start up a ethereal pmver chords. V2 Records band: don't start one up unless 77ie Strangest Ihings may just you plan on making each and be the antidote to the run-down every song unique, soulful, and and over-hyped headliners in magical. That is the formula used rock today. And for once, the Expert: CD stores history in 5 years antidote is homegrown. by longwave on their second The best way to describe this - loe Huglhv DEMISE. FROM PAGE 7 like 30 years rather than five," he says. "There is a whole genera- record-store chain. "Wireless tion of people out there educat- Decline of the CD technology basically will create ed to using CDs as their primary Sales of music CDs have fallen 14 percent since their MOO peak a world where we can have any- music format." thing we want all the time." But even Hart says that to Annual shipments, in millions 11 if death knell is already retain a role in the marketplace. 1.000 ringing for CD stores, some Fifth album strikes CDs will have to evolve. retailers and industry observers For two decades, record com- say. In lanuary, two major panies bathed in profit, thanks chains —Warehouse to the compact disc. The rise of lintertainmenl and Value Music the new digital technology — filed for Chapter 11 bank- prompted many labels to reis- chord for Donnas ruptcy protection. And nearly sue their long-neglected back By Eric Harm ally the band's fifth album. The THE DONNAS 500 music specialty stores catalogs on CD: Bands like the PUISE WRITER Donnas have been playing nationwide have been shut Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Donnas have been against all odds because they BAND MEMBERS: Donna A .vocalist: down in recent months. Aerosmith and The Who made 1984 '88 '92 '96 2000 looked at with a magnifying believed they would be given a Donna R.. guitarist; Donna F, "Brick-and-mortar specialist millions of dollars for their Soufc* RaoyiJIng Industry glass ever since they decided to chance sooner or later. bassist; and Donna C. drummer. A»oo*liu FREE APRIL Membership to Chenywood Health Spa Sexual Assault •Indoor Heated Pool «New Equipment •Sauna 'Updated Lighting Awareness Month 2003 •HydraSpa Whirlpool Coalition Against Sexual Offenses Meeting (CASO) Professional Trainers (avail, after May 15) •April 21. 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April 11.2003 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM HOROSCOPES Week of April 14 By Lasha Semuk attraction are strong themes Early expect a flurry of new invitations or emotions and social expectations will Sunday, loved ones will support your explore all options. K«! NEHS SERVICE Tuesday, watch for conflicting social proposals. Do your become predictable. Let the disap- recent business or financial decisions. Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) Aries (March 21 -April 20) friends and col- best to keep friends and loved ones pointments of the past fade. Early Thoroughly discuss all binding con- Business reputation and public Before midweek, business or finan- leagues to dis- happy A delicate balance and accurate Saturday, avoid overspending or tracts or legal promises. image are impor- cial negotiations will work in your favor. cuss their recent social timing are vital. Late impulse buying. Next month is a better Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20) tant factors Watch for key officials marital or roman-' Wednesday, pay close attention to old time for large purchases, incurred debt Quick, lighthearted flirtation is on this week to defer to your tic expectations. business documents, money duties or or new investments. the agenda this week. Now is the right Expect col- needs or short- Before next week, outdated records. Over the next seven Scorpio (0ct24-Nov. 21) time to explore cheerful emotions with leagues to be term goals Openly friends and co-workers will look to you days, financial resources and work- Fellow workers or business partners new friends or potential lovers. In the focused on discuss all plans. for support and social involvement. place promises may require special may wish to challenge the methods or coming weeks, however, expect long- procedures, stan- Over the next four Join in and let others witness your opti- attention. practices of authority figures. Even term partners or close dards or group impressions. Keep your days, others will be mism. Late Saturday, romantic discus- Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) though ideas and proposals are gen- friends to become thoughts private over the next two helpful In establishing a revised game sions may be surprisingly candid Loved ones may ask for special uine, new criticism may merely be mildly possessive days Workplace politics and social plan Late Friday, romantic invitations Passionate moments and renewed inti- attention or obvious public commit- vented emotion. Don't anticipate swift of your time and attitudes may be unpredictable and and social events are difficult to resist macy are unavoidable. ments. Late Wednesday, expect close action or meaningful social attentions. easily derailed. After Wednesday, Before next week, emotional attraction, Cancer (June 22-July 22) friends or relatives to be doubtful of progress in the Little of this will romance is a top priority. Many revised group plans and social opti- Group discussion will bring creative group activities and emotionally chal- coming weeks. be problematic, Pisceans will encounter unexpected mism will trigger new confidence and business solutions. Before lenged by new acquaintances. Displays Early Thursday, but it will be felt. Watch for minor jeal- romantic overtures. Respond with hon- powerful friendships Wednesday, expect:tcolleagues colleagues / _.- of support are new romantic flir ousies and late cancellations. After esty and prompt plans Taurus (April 21-May 20) and recently silent important to tations or social Saturday, rest and regain perspective If your birthday is this week Over the next five days, friends and co-workers to share i loved ones. Offer invitations prove Physical or emotional energy may be Watch for loved ones to provide relatives may take theIhe initiative to plan their ideas New a steady expres- rewarding. Avoid subtle triangles, how- low. unique insights into their short-term your schedule attitudes and sion of interest ever Loved ones and long-term part- Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) romantic or social goals Over the next Expect loved ones workplace optimism and loyalty. After ners will not appreciate divided atten- Love affairs and long-term friend- 18 weeks, lovers and close friends will to be unusually will continue to develop Saturday, post- tions. ships demand diplomacy. New priori- ask for special consideration. Romantic excited with new mi in the coming weeks Watch for a poned debts and forgotten paperwork Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) ties versus established commitments introductions, family celebrations or ideas or social cel- returning wave of trust, team effort may drain resources. Expect old finan- Early this week, a friend may offer might be the prime focus of discus- unusual group events may play major ebrations. Optimism and companionship. After Saturday, a cial promises to require detailed defini- unexpected invitations or social activi- sion. Use your best judgment. If the roles. Take time to discuss all plans in arises from genuine inter- friend may require delicate advice or tions. ties Foreign cultures, travel, publish- emotional doubts of complete detail. At present, delayed or est and affection, so not to worry. Do, emotional support Quick romantic Libra (Sept 23-0et 23) ing or written exchanges may be on the loved ones are cancelled invitations will prompt social however, avoid silence concerning con- changes may be key. Don't get overly Long-term or previously stalled rela- agenda. For some unwarranted or distrust. After June 11. workplace troversial social instructions or con- involved. tionships will be established as solid Sagittarians. misinformed, ask I negotiations adopt an aggressive or flicting promises Early Saturday, a Leo duly 23-Aug. 22) and forward moving. newfound inter- for extra time expressive quality. Expect key officials loved one may pledge his or her affec- Friends and Late Wednesday, est in learning before making to announce new limits or restrictions. tions in an oddly sentimental way. lovers will react expect unusual may trigger a further promises. Remain silent until late July and then Written notes, messages or small gifts strongly to late calls or messages strong desire for Some Aquarians, especially those born issue new ultimatums. By mid-October, are accented changes or from loved ones education. Extended between 1968 and 1974, may make revised job titles, financial advance- Gemini (May 21-June 21) revised social and distant study may be a reoccurring theme in important romantic or home decisions ment or complex career promotions are Social charisma and physical plans. Late Tuesday. friends. Romantic the coming weeks. Friday through in the coming weeks. Go slow and accented. 1st Person 'Platinum* debuts on UPN George Lopez By Ed Bark ter named Versls sing, "Girl, I new vistas in daring racial dia- Star of the ABCsucom "George Lope/'' /he busy Latino IHE DilLAS MORNING MEWS like the way you move your logue when said rapper bridles stand-up comedian stiff finds time to headline comedy clubs UPN's continued pursuit of (booty)"' before he puts a bullet at being called "snow blind" and theaters across the country young "urban" viewers ventures in a video producer's (rear end) (partial to white women). Vital statistics Did you know? beyond sitcoms and into hip- for saying, "You are nothing but "From slavery to Tiger Woods, Born: San Fernando. Ground -breaking radio: hop in this bold blend of street a pale, fake-(butt), wanna-be that's just a white man's fear for Calif; age 41 First Latino to headline a morning vernacular and prime-time seri- rapper." what a brother's gonna do," he Youth: Raised by his show on an English-language station al drama. The actors' names aren't quite says. "A brother's gonna get his grandparents in Mission m Los Angeles Vernacular is a genteel way to as easily grasped. "Dallas" stars What's the most precious thing Hills, Calif. Ground breaking TV: First Latino say that "Platinum" obliterates Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, whiley's got? His woman, right? Family: Wife producer to star in his own sitcom since Freddie any previous broadcast network Iinda Gray and Victoria 1 lit the man's woman. Ain't that Ann Serrano, daughter Prinze m the early 1970s Mayan, age 6 TV veteran: Appeared on over 70 record by using a certain three- Principal were generic lohn Q. upliftin' the race? Ain't that Notable movie programs, including The Tonight Show" letter profundity a screen-rat- Publics compared to the cast of bringin' us to the next level? appearances: Charitable side: Honorary mayor tling 18 times in Monday's pre- "Platinum." It includes Vishiss Think about it." 'Tortilla Heaven." (2003); of Los Angeles for extensive fund- miere. Fox's new "Wanda at (as the aforementioned Versls), That's pretty strong stuff for a "Real Women Have raising efforts tor earthquake victims; sat large" flexed this same word Bishop, N'Bushe Wright and broadcast network series. Not Curves." (2002); "Bread on board of the Starlight Foundation, five times in its recent first Sticky Fingaz. that "Platinum" also can't be and Roses." (2000): which benefits terminally ill children episode. That seemed like a lot, Fingaz plays impulsive, wom- pretty silly. Its depiction of rap's "Ski Patrol." (1990) No stereotypes: Turned down role in movie "Desperado" Because he but such marks are made to be anizing Grady Rhames, who gangsta element is laughable, at doesn't want to be in projects that broken in times when the King's runs Sweetback Entertainment least in the first episode. And the Suu'cu MDOcooi.AOC. Pccpe portray Latinos negatively English is losing steam faster with his level-headed, married quick-cut editing often seems KflT P-w-c S*rw« than Eddie Murphy movies. Ciraohtr T rr Gorier older brother, Jackson (Jason more haphazard than cutting Then again, self-respecting George). The label's in a little edge. rappers usually don't say, "Oh trouble of late, particularly with "Platinum" otherwise is dis- fudge." So "Platinum" is taking Versls as its meal ticket. 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Wellness Connection at 372-9355. 322 E.Court »4-1 Br. 21 Make scholarly 41 Gulf ot Mex. neighbor 43 18-wheeler ARE YOU SICK OF J.O.B.'s 1 person- $420 incl. all util. ■ corrections 44 Kept order $2000.00- $4000.00 PER MONTH 22 Shade source 415 E. Court #A 26 Dundee dagger 47 In addition 1 Br.- 1 person- $330 • util For Sale 27 Shortened wd. 49 Small landmasses Internships & 415 E. Court »C 28 Branch of the 50 diem (seize Scholarships Awarded 2 Br.- 2 person- $450 . util. Amazon the day) Valuable Work Experience 29 Simon smash 51 Theater employee Excellent Income Smith Apartment Rentals $500 Police Impounds1 30 Santa's helpers 52 Banishment Awesome Atmosphere 419-352-8917 55 Spartan queen Cars/trucks-SUVs from $500. m 31 Cake layer Increase People Skills 34 Bert the Cowardly 56 Fuel cartel letters Hondas. Chevys & more! For listings Increase Resume Value 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath apt. near campus Lion 57 Cedar Breaks state call 800-719-3001 ext. 4558 tttffl Team Atmosphere Off-street pkg. Pets allowed. Avail. ACROSS 36 Fight for honor 58 Light beige Flexible Start Dates Twin bookcase bed. mattress and May 2003 Call Adela 419352 6868 59 Injection INTERVIEWING NOW box spring, matching dresser w/mir 61 AEC's replacement TOLEDO AREA 2 bdrm. apt. & 3 bdrm townhouse 1 Persian ruler 42 Demolish ror. great cond.!' $150 OBO 1 1-800-809-9006 419-354 6689 available for summer & fall leases. 5 Woe is me 43 Tenzing Norkay. e.g. Call 352-5822 9 Offshoot groups 45 Sebaceous cyst Summer child care in Waterville 14 Vague 46 Fall blooms area. We are looking for a responsi- 2 bdrm. apt. avail. May 15. $600. lo- 15 Wry face 48 Baltimore pro ble person to watch our 3 kids from For Rent caied on campus. NO pets and yr. 16 Sierra Nevada lake 50 Habit June 9-Aug. 22. Must have reliable lease required Call 354-0229 17 Composer Khachatuhan 52 Yale alumni ANSWERS transportation. Call 419-340-5444, 18 Be dull 53 Tempe sch. 2 bdrm apl.. excellent cond 19 Off to one side 54 Simon smash after 6 pm call 419-878-0026 1 n H s|o 1 :> " 1 :) l k. 1 " Houses and Apartments 03-04 Close to University!! 20 Simon smash, with "The" 60 Endangered Air. mammal H ■ u v ' 'i a o ■1 l . d Teacher WSOS Community Action House-304 Court. 2 Ig. bdrms.. $740 Call 686-4651. 23 Greek letter 62 Grand saga J i Mo'l 1 d n 0 •l i H Commission, a community based 24 Singer Ton 63 Imprint clearly •' <> mo. includes utilities. l 1 S 2 bdrm. turn. apt. avail. May. - ii \i i ■ 0 II n V organization focused on the human 25 Pulitzer-winning journalist 64 Oil: pret. Apts-311 E. Merry. 2 Ig. bedrooms S495/mo ♦ gas/elec. 801 5th St. B I "i 1 ,. o . s n service needs of the disadvantages $590 month. James 65 Stet's opposite Call 419 344-0125 27 Romes and pippins 66 Poi base i O 1 it o . ti i 1 1 V is seeking a qualified individual to be Rooms next to campus. S225 mor*h N i V ■J It i H 1 2 V 2 bdrm. furn. or unfurn. apts. 724 30 Ageless. In poems 67 Put up 1 } 1 responsible for the operation of a i A tl includes utilities. 32 French dance 68 Served perfectly I 1 ) | J » I u •J V It classroom in compliance w/national 6th St. 705 7th St. $460 mo. 1 yr. l 11 1 i 1 i 1 V V) Also, summer only rentals available. 33 Journalist Bly 69 Close 1 1 - "■ 1 standards for the Bowling Green lease $525 mo. school year lease. i N h 1 i 1 1 Call (419) 353-0325 9am-9pm. 35 "Das Lied von der ■ ~ | ! Center. Range ot pay dependent on Call 3540914 ■. . I S i ■■ ' ' .'- V "Fully furnished efficiency. $J55 for 38 New modifier? d E . ■1 V d H •1 N '. 1 " level of education. Required HS 1 person. Monthly leases, includes 2 bdrm. unfurn. apl.-subls. 514 E. 40 Hail to Horace 1 * . H d v -i H PHN V d * diploma or GED. Child Development Reed, $475 mo. 8 util. exeell. cond. 41 Stellar whale all utilities, cable, phone. Call 1 0 H v 1 It 0 nU. V H Associate credential or commitment Walk, distance to campus. Laundry. 1 1 / Buckeye Inn & Studios. 352-1520. 8 - 0 1 sBls 1 V|H V H S to obtain, & prior early childhood Appliances. 2 car grg.. no pets. » experience. Part time, average 25 "Reduced 'ent by 20°o on last Ig Avail May 15 03 353-4970,Annette. hrs/wk. Seasonal position Send house. 303 E. Merry. 4-6 bdrms . VOTED BEST PIZZA 10 STRAIGHT YEARS huge covered porch. All new flooring 2 bdrm. unfurnished for Aug. 710 resume by April 30 to: WSOS CAC. Seventh St Quiet seniors 8 grads, Attn: HR- T'BG/DB, PO Box 590. & could include all utilities. Normally new kitchens, heat paid. 352-3445 Fremont, OH 43420 Affirmative 6-8 students * 211 E. Reed. 2 full 2 Cans 2003 04 Apartments Action Employer- MF Vet Disab. baths, next yr. Normally tor 4-6 5^203 N. Main FRC€ D*L,V€RV 352-5166 of Pop students. For more info & viewing 800 Third St. ^^^ $5.00 Minimum Tired of draining your Piggy call 353-0325 3 blocks off campus. Call 354-9740 Ask about our other No« M» — ^. Bank?? Summer Work is Avail. Open Weekdays 4P.M. • Lunch Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Miery specials Accenting *9 -__. S? nternships & Scholarships awarded 03-04 apt.house 3 bdrm. $750 A great apt. for 2-4 people! 2 bdrm, 2 bdrm. $400-650 close to campus, furn. A/C. clean, Valuable work experience eff 1 bdrm. $250-350 quiet, spacious. Avail. 8/15/03. Excellent Income Call 352-1104 Enjoyable work atmosphere Call 419-353-8206. Flexible schedules 1 and 2 bdrm apts. avail m serene Available In May: Increase your people skills park-like setting. Includes applian- 1 bedroom apartments For Rent For Rent For Rent Increase your resume value ces, heat, and refurbished entries. 2 bedroom house Team atmosphere Bowling Green Village. 352-6335. Available In August Flexible start dates 1 8 2 bedroom apts. Immediate Availability! Sterling (Possible earnings $368-$1250 wk 1 bdrm. apt. located at Falcon Sq. 3 Subleasers needed tor 3 bdrm. Subleaser needed Apr.-Aug.12. 2 8 3 bedroom houses Univ. Enclave. Now- Aug. Moving. Interviewing now! Toledo area avail for summer & fall. Wonderful house this summer, 6/1-8/15. Own rm.in 2 bdrm. house. Yard, 5 8 6 bedroom houses must lind subleaser. No reasonable new tub, lots ol space. April rent Call 1-800-809-9006 location, right along campus shuttle Call K & K Properties at $650/mo * util. 352-7444 otter refused 734-697-0146 leave paid lor. Call Kim 353-7188 Start making $$$ today! line & close to campus. Balcony, 419-353-APTS (2787) very nice! Summer rent is 1/2 price CLOSE TO CAMPUS!! message. only $168/mo. Fall rent is $350 1st month 1/2 off! AGAIN! Low Security Deposits! (for Highland & Jay Mar only). OUTBACK Jay-Mar Apis- Senior Grad STE AK H O U SE° Housing, Newly remodeled with 2 bedrooms, dishwasher Is Now Hiring: and spacious, beautiful rooms. Cooks, Servers & Starts S510, 12 mo. lease. 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April 11.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent The Daily Crossword Fix Now taking applications tor summer The City of Bowling Green Parks & 1 bdrm. unturnished apt. 1 Herring kin and for fall start positions @ a local Recreation is hiring score keepers $390/mo. Available now! No pels. ' " 2 Mala child care center. Call 352-2506. 419352-4650 ■ and concession stall tor adult 3 Islamic call to prayer softbali leagues at Carter Park. Can 1" 4 Church book PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN! SAVE average 30* hrs.wk. Complete 1 or 2 sublsrs. needed. May 15. 03- 5 Writer Bieice MONEY! Sports camp in Maine. application at Park Office in Wood- Aug. 15.03. $250 mo. ($125) plus wm 6 Roller coaster thrills Coaches needed; Tennis. Basket land Towne Cenlre. Deadline tor ap- ulil. Own room. Call 419-3540257. 7 Mystique ball, Baseball. Water-Sports. Rock plying is April 15th. The City ot -i ■ 8 Prophel Climbing. Biking, Golt. Archery. Bowling Green is an equal 12 mo/leases starling 9 No quitter Hockey & more. Work Outdoors. opportunity employer. May 17. 2003: 10 "The Gold Bug" Have a great summer. Call Free: 230 N. Enterprise #D i2 ■ author's inits. (888)-844-8080 or Want to become a Peer Educator? 1 Br.- 1 person- $390 t util. 11 Simon smash Apply Onhne: www.campcedar.com Register tor HHS 440. 266 Manville 12 Trunk 37 Anglo-Saxon slave For more information contact the 2 Br - 2 person $580 ♦ ulil. -jpi 13 Insert 39 Snug spot | STAYING FOR SUMMER???? 322 E.Court #4-1 Br. 21 Make scholarly 41 Gull of Mex. neighbor Wellness Connection at 372-9355. 43 18-wheeler ARE YOU SICK OF J.O.B.'s corrections 1 person- $420 incl. all ulil. 44 Kepi order $2000.00- $4000.00 PER MONTH 415 E. Court »A 22 Shade source 26 Dundee dagger 47 In addition For Sale 1 Br.- 1 person- $330 + ulil. i! ■■■ 27 Shortened wd 49 Small landmasses Internships & 415 E. Court #C 28 Branch of the 50 diem (seize Scholarships Awarded 2 Br.- 2 person- $450 * ulil. 5=3! Amazon the day) Valuable Work Experience 29 Simon smash 51 Theater employee Excellent Income Smith Apartment Rentals 52 Banishment $500 Police Impounds' 30 Santa's helpers Awesome Atmosphere 419-352-8917 ■ 55 Spartan queen Cars/trucks'SUV's from $500. 31 Cake layer Increase People Skills 34 Bert the Cowardly 56 Fuel cartel letters Hondas. Chevys & more! For listings ■ Increase Resume Value Lion 57 Cedar Breaks state call 800-719-3001 ext. 4558 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath apt near campus Team Atmosphere Olt-slreel pkg. Pets allowed. Avail. ACROSS 36 Fight lor honor 58 Light beige Flexible Start Dates Twin bookcase bed. mattress and May 2003 Call Adela 419-352-6868 59 Injection INTERVIEWING NOW box spring, matching dresser w/mir- 61 AEC's replacement TOLEDO AREA ror. great cond M $150 OBO 2 bdrm. apl. & 3 bdrm lownhouse 1 Persian ruler 42 Demolish 1-800-809-9006 419 354 6689 available lor summer & tall leases. 5 Woe is me! 43 Tenzing Norkay. e.g Call 352-5822 9 Offshoot groups 45 Sebaceous cyst Summer child care in Waterville 14 Vague 46 Fall blooms area. We are looking for a responsi- 2 bdrm. apt avail. May 15. $600. lo- 15 Wry face 48 Baltimore pro ble person to watch our 3 kids from For Rent cated on campus. NO pets and yr. 16 Sierra Nevada lake 50 Habil 17 Composer Khachalurian 52 Yale alumni June 9-Aug 22. Must have reliable lease required. Call 354-0229. ANSWERS transportation. 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Merry. 2 Ig. bedrooms n $495.'mo . gas/elec. 801 5th St. James 65 Stel's opposite s i 1 ': ■ 0 * s z sen/ice needs of the disadvantaged. $590 month ■ ■ i s V Call 419-344-0125 27 Romes and pippins 66 Poi base 1 I 0 H 0 is seeking a qualified individual to be Rooms next to campus. $225 month N 3 '.<■ V .1 :l » 3 Z V >i 2 bdrm. furn. or unlurn. apts. 724 30 Ageless, in poems 67 Put up responsible for the operation of a ■ ■M3 N V includes utilities. 32 French dance 68 Served perfectly (1 l 1 A ■ 1 if ii classroom in compliance w national 6th St. 705 7th St. $460 mo. 1 yr. i (] H i -i 1 1 i ; 1 N V VI Also, summer only rentals available. 33 Journalist Bly 69 Close 1 lease • $525 mo. school year lease. i N b 3 - . 1 -■ i 1 standards for the Bowling Green Call (419) 353-0325 9am-9pm. 35 "Das Lied von der _" Call 354-0914 r. O 1 S ■i ti o n V Center. Range of pay dependent on 38 New modifier? "Fully furnished efficiency. $455 for H V r. f 9 ■ cl '1 "i \ 1 level of education. 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