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SMASH: Tennis team puts up good fight with RAIN/THUNDER Miami and Marshall; HIGH: 57 LOW: 41 PAGE 9 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 156 'Coming out' difficult for students GLBT community through.saidChristinaGuenther, into his freshman year, he was individual basis only. Chen said. For professor Guenther, it associate German professor at publicly "out" on campus, but She would never tell someone took 10 years for her to tell her offers help and advice BGSU and advocate for support not at home. they had to come out to anyone. parents. "It was a painful 10 for gay students. of GLBT students on campus. "Mind you, that's very fast for As of right now, many people years." Guenther said. She also "Coming out is not a one-shot someone," Headley said. "But I in I leadley's family do not know remembers the worries about deal," Guenther said. "You have had gotten to the point that 1 that he is gay. Hesaidtheydonot homophobia. By Carrie Whitaker to come out to yourself first and was just really tired of staying have a close enough relationship "Homophobia keeps you EOltOR-IN-CHItf that is realty hard. But, I had closeted... I had to let it go." for them to understand. from being productive and Sometimes Dan Headley decides been told by friends that you There are many ways students His father, sister and one creative," Guenther said. "We are to stay in because it gets too have to multiply it by three to can begin this process, including cousin know. But his mother and an inclusive society and it is time hard. come out to friends and family." attending a group on campus entire dad's side do not know. I le for there to be a safe place fur He finds it too hard to hide a At the University, there are sev- called Out @ BG. It was started in doesn't see his mother very often them on campus." part of himself. He finds it too eral groups and services in place 2003 but was reorganized earlier and said he will come out to her Chen said the atmosphere hard to pretend he is not gay. to help students dealing with this semester. eventually His father's family is a at Bowling Green is good for For many students who have this issue, and Headley said he This group is for students different story. GLBT students, and encourag- one foot in the closet and one feels much safer and accepted who are still too uncomfortable "I know it is very stereotypical es straight students to become out in the open, life can get a than in his home of Bryan, Ohio. with their own sexuality to go to ... but |my dad's family! is a very allies for gay students. There is a little complicated, Headley said. " IBryanl is a very nice place. It's Vision meetings. Bai-Yin Chen, rural family," Headleysaid. "They training program available at the Less than two years ago now, very scenic," Headley said. "But the psychology resident at the are farmers, they breed horses (iiunseling Center that straight one knew Headley was gay and at the same time, it has a very University's Counseling Center, — they date women mostly, at supportive students can take to he said it took him a while to small-town atmosphere and so said. It also serves as an anony- least the men in the family do." help their gay peers. come to grips with it himself. it's very conservative." mous group that helps students Anticipating people's reaction "It would be so helpful if "I kinda pushed it out of my Headley is now the president who may be questioning their can also be very traumatizing, we were all embracing I Mill mind and told myself it wasn't of the GLBT group on campus sexual orientation. Headley said. This is anodier students," Chen said. "I think there," Headley said. "Since 1 called Vision. iTtey also include "It is a lifelong process, so we reason he believes it is so impor- thai is a good thing if we can didn't know anyone who was students who identify them- don't encourage them to rush," tant to find support of friends. be passively supportive, but it gay or lesbian, I told myself selves as queer, intersex, ques- Chen said. "They need to feel "I was mostly worried people would be great if we could be people aren't really gay — that's tioning and straight supportive. safe and comfortable because wouldn't accept me for who 1 actively supportive." just something the media made It was not until he joined this once they come out the reaction am," Headley said. "They might Editor's note: To find out up." group last year that he finally is not 100 percent predictable." get angry enough to kick me more about programs by /lie This is a stage nearly all built a support network up No matter what, the choice of out of their house, they might Counseling Outer, call 419-372- gay, lesbian, bisexual or enough that he could begin who to tell and preparation for completely excommunicate me 2081. To contact a member of transgender individuals go coming out to family. Six weeks coming out can be judged on an from their lives." Vision, call 419-372-0555. Michael* Click BGNews WAY BEYOND BG Historian to speak of Holocaust By Laura Hoesman government convened to Instrumental music, mostly person to invite to leach people "EPORttR discuss the Final Solution, which performed by wind instalments. across Northwest Ohio about In an effort to educate Northwest would result in the genocide of Written by music composition the Holocaust. Ohioans about the horrors millions of lews across Europe. professor Burton Beerman, the Educating University of the Holocaust, German During his visit, Kampe will oratorio was inspired by Philip students, faculty and historian, Dr. Norbert Kampe speak about the Holocaust at Markowicz, a I lolocaust survivor community members about the will be speaking at the University numerous events and in classes. who resides in Sylvania. Holocaust. Kampe will speak and other sites in the area "He is a well-known scholar, "It is his understanding of today at 11:30 a.m. in a German during the next two weeks as and he is extremely friendly Jewish history, his teachings of Cultures and Civilizations class pan of "Deadly Discrimination: and outgoing, which makes the Torah and his undeniable in Olscamp 220. Later, from 3:30 Re-Viewing the Final Solution him an ideal guest," said Dr. sense of hope that speaks to all to 4:30 p.m.. he will converse and its Consequences," a Beth Griech-Polclle, assistant people who have experienced with students at the Chapman Holocaust remembrance series. professor of history. tragedies in their own lives." learning Community at Kohl. The series of events and Yesterday afternoon, Kampe Beerman said of Markowicz. Tomorrow. Kampe will visit a speeches was planned by the spoke in Griech-Polelle's Markowicz's granddaughter, Nazi Party History class in 227 history department in con- European Women's I listory class, a soprano from New York, will Olscamp. junction with the department on the topic of the Wannsee sing as pan of the oratorio. All of these classes will be open of German, Russian and East House. His daughter-in-law, Hindea for the public to attend. Asian Languages and the Ruth Tonight at 7:30, Kampe will Markowicz, is director of the On Thursday, Kampe will Fajerman Markowicz Holocaust speak as an introduction to the Ruth Fajerman Markowicz introduce the 7:30 showing of Resource Center in Sylvania. oratorio, "Tikvah: A Concert of I lolocaust Resource Center and "The Wannsee Conference'at the Guest scholar Kampe resides Hope and Remembrance," a the reason Kampe is in Ohio. dish Film Theater. in Berlin, Germany where he is free 70-minute event that will be When she visited the Wannsee The 1984 German film, the the Director of the House of the held in the Bryan Recital 11,ill at I louse last year, Markowicz was final in a series of five I lolocaust- Wannsee Conference Memorial the Moore Musical Arts Center. given a personalized tour by tliemed movies at the theater, and Education Site. According to profes- Kampe. Impressed by Kampe's will present the minutes of the Dave tarn 8GNe» The Wannsee House is where, sor Christina Guenther, the historical background and Wannsee Conference intermit- SMILE: Senior Teena Cavanauga getting her caricature done by on Ian. 20,1942,15 officials from oratorio will include dance, personable nature, Markouic Jodie Flemming during the Beyond BG event last night. the SS, Nazi Party and German singing, video animation and decided he would be a good HOLOCAUST. PAGE 2

USG appoints new senators and plans summer gov*t BG NEWS By Bridget Tharp rules. Calabrese is president of Five new senators were also of committee chair over Chelsea But some senators won't At their last meeting of spring Lambda Ghi Alpha. swom-in. Shaun Hayes and Howard, who worked with have to wait until fall semester BRIEFING semester, the Undergraduate Calabrese said he will use the Claire Landis-Tyson will serve Messmore as a member of the to begin their new duties. Six THE BO MEWS Student Government appointed niles to run meetings efficient- as off-campus senators. New committee this year. senators were given positions on new cabinet positions and voted ly, but not quickly, tie said that at-large senators include Another chair position went summer government. Fashionable Notes for new committee chairs. some new senators might not TaKasha Smith, Jason Whitaker to Sara Connelly, who was voted Summer senators include: Students will be strut- As the first presidential order understand what is happening if and former presidential chair of the USG Academic Courtney Martin, Matt Seckel ting their stuff on the run- of business, new President meetings are too fast-paced. candidate Niki Messmore. Affairs Committee. This Nathan Wiedenhoft. Shaun way tonight for Diversity Aaron Shumaker appointed two "The worst thing is when sena- All committee chair positions committee represents student Hayes, Sara Connelly and Ben Boutique's "Rock the Runway" senators to cabinet positions. tors don't understand what's were filled at the meeting. Voting opinion on all academic issues. Mossing. All six nominees for fashion show. Matt Clark will serve as chief of going on in their own meeting," took place by secret ballot. Niki This spring, Connelly was secre- summer government were The doors will open at 730 staff, and losie Miller will serve Calabrese said during his speech Messmore received a second tary for the committee and also accepted by acclamation. p.m. for the 8 p.m. show in as chief administrator. before he was voted into the term as chair of the Organization served as representative for the All summer senators will have the Union Ballroom, and fea- Anthony Calabrese was position. Liaison Committee. College of Musical Arts. Connelly the power of the senate to write tures Diversity Boutique's new- selected as the new speaker of Calabrese said he will encour- The OLC represents student was chosen over fellow commit- resolutions if an issue comes up spring line brought straight the senate. He was voted in over age new senators to spend time groups on campus. To learn tee member, Abby Snyder, for when general assembly is not in from Los Angeles, Calif. Kim Lovitt, outgoing secretary, in the USG office because they about the needs of student the position of committee chair. session. Last month, Sen. Matt Models will stride to Twist whom was also nominated for will "learn through osmosis." groups, committee members Nathan Wiedenhoft was Clark proposed a resolution that of Nothing's beat, who will be the position of speaker. The new student trustee is attend those group meetings swom-in as chair of the Student would limit the power of sum providing a mix of old and The speaker of the senate Raquel Colon, a familar face often. Welfare Committee. Wiedenhoft mer senators. The resolution new hip-hop, funk and rap. presides over all general assem- to senators because she is also Messmore said she thinks was the only nominee, so he was passed, and will force all absent I )iversity Boutique is offer- bly meetings. USG uses a set of the outgoing president of the the committee was successful accepted by acclamation into senators to vote on issues from ing raffle prizes during the specific guidelines to run their Latino Student Union. Colon this year, but she will try to stay the position. their homes. But until the vice event for free tanning, gift meetings, called Robert's Rules has attended several USG meet- in closer contact with student Also running unopposed president for snident affairs, Ed certificates and many other of Order. ings this semester, lobbying for leaders of campus groups. was Matt Seckel, who was the Whipple, approves the resolu items Calabrese said he is — and winning — the support of Messmore said she worked only nominee for the chair of tion, it cannot take effect. Clark The fashion show is free for already familiar with Robert's USG with a campaign to lower closely with the LSU with the the Internal Affairs Committee. said that the change in summer students with a University ID. Rules because he runs his flags to half staff to honor Ohio flag-lowering campaign. Seckel was also accepted by government isn't expected to and is $3 for adults. fraternity's meetings with the soldiers who are killed in battle Messmore won the position acclamation. happen until next yeas.

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F0RAliMNEWSVISrrWWW.B8NEWS.COM 2 Tuesday, April 26.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Speaker discusses Jackson's ex-wife to testify in trial By Linda Oeutsch Their son was born in February taped material." appeared with the boy and said THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1997, followed by their daughter "I just plain don't see the he allowed children to sleep in Holocaust events SANTA MARIA, Calif. — The in April 1998. The couple filed for relevance to these proceedings," his bed. lackson called the sleep- HOLOCAUST. PROM PAGE 1 Finally, May 6, which is judge in Michael Jackson's child divorce in October 1999. lackson he said. ing arrangement non-sexual. Holocaust Remembrance Day molestation trial said yester- has a third child, Prince Michael Prosecutor Ron Zonen said The jury was out of the tently throughout its duration. Kampe will speak to high school day he will allow the mother of II, whose mother has remained Rowe would tell jurors that she courtroom most of the Following tin' nini, Kampc students at the McMaster Center two of the pop star's children to anonymous. engaged in a "highly scripted morning, but returned to hear will he availahlc to answer any in Toledo as part of the Mayor's testify as a prosecution witness. The defense objected to the interview and that the incentive testimony by former lackson questions audience members Diversity Breakfast. Prosecutors want lackson's testimony on grounds that was to suggest she would have employee Kassim Abdool, who may have about the Wannscc According to Griech-Polelle ex-wife Debbie Rowe to tell it was part of a prosecution visitation with her children if she was called to corroborate part Conference. the University's hope for Kampe's jurors that she was compelled to "desperation" tactic at the end of did this." of an account by Ralph Chacon, During the rest of his time in visit is that he will make people appear on a videotape praising its case and had no relevance to Zonen said this would another ex-employee who says Ohio, Kam|K' will visit numerous aware of the past in order to pre lackson as a good father and a the charges against lackson. corroborate the testimony of the he saw lackson commit a sex act other area events. vent anything like the Holocaust humanitarian. In addition, the defense said mother of the lackson's young on a child in 1992 or 1993. I le will be at tin' University of from happening again. Prosecutors say Rowe did the that if Rowe testified they would accuser who testified she also Abdool said he saw lackson Findby for a lioundtable Book "We're trying to let people know interview under duress, having seek to present the entire three was pressured to appear in a and the boy, who later received Club discussion Friday at 4 p.m. about the Nazi past and what been told by lackson associ- hours of her video interview video and speak from a script. a multimillion-dollar settlement May 2 at 7 p.m., Kampc will words and actions led to," she ates that if she did not do it she with lackson associates as well Jackson, 46, is accused of from the singer, leaving a Jacuzzi attend a meeting of the I lancock said. "One of the reasons the would risk losing her visitation as a tape recording she made molesting a 13-year-old boy in area where their swim suits County Historical Society in Nazis were so successful was rights with her children, daugh- secretly. February or March 2003, giving were lying next to each other on I indlay. and May 5 he'will give because people were so apathetic ter Paris and son Prince Michael. Defense attorney Robert the boy alcohol and conspiring the floor. He said that Jackson, a Holocaust Remembrance Da) about what was going on around Rowe was a nurse for one of Sanger denied there were any to hold the boy's family cap- wearing a towel, gave a presentation at Temple shomer them. We want the lessons of the lackson's plastic surgeons when threats to her during what he tive to get them to rebut a TV piggyback ride to the boy, who Emunim InSytvania. past to inform the present." they married in November 1996. called "a tremendous amount of documentary in which lackson wore a bathrobe. Windows upgrade seems promising PEDAL AWAY By Elizabeth M Giliespie few minutes on security in his christened the Next Generation most impact given Microsoft's IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS speech, (iates said it was the most Secure Computing Base, or dominance. SEATTLE — Microsoft Corp.'s important improvement and had NGSCB — was announced in Some PC vendors, includ- ambitious plan to keep data received the most attention by 2002 and was quickly attacked ing IBM Corp. and Hewlett- safe on PCs will make a scaled- developers. byprivacyadvocates.Microsoft Packard Co., have been offer- down debut in the next release "If you had to take one area critics and others as a mecha- ing PCs with security chips of Windows, though the operat- where we put the most invest- nism by which commercial for years. On Monday, HP ing system's most anticipated ment in, the security area would interests might wrest control announced it will support Improvements in graphics appear IK- the head of that list by a signif- of PCs from their owners. Longhorn's implementation to minor what's now available icant amount," he told the audi- Some claimed it would on some of its business com- from rival Apple Computer Inc. ence at the Windows Hardware enable strict copyright protec- puters and workstations. The long-delayed Windows Engineering Conference. tion schemes for music, mov- The bulk of Gates' speech upgrade, code-named Longhom longhom is the Windows ies and software. It also could covered Longhorn's visual and now expected in December version to implement Microsoft's restrict the tinkering that has and organizational features 2006. has been touted as the vision of boosting security by driven computer industry — which Apple CEO Steve Jobs most significant update to the placing cryptographic keys in intimation over the years, they described last week as "shame- ubiquitous operating since special silicon chips that would said. lessly" copying his company's Windows 95 launched in 1995. IK' built into PCs. Currently, such But secure startup isn't Mac OS X operating system. Yesterday, Microsoft encryption locks are stored expected to be as contro- "They can't even copy fast," Chairman Bill Gates as data on a hard drive. It is, versial as chip-based rights Jobs said at his company's demonstrated longhorn's new however, much more difficult to management. Microsoft has shareholder meeting. graphics, which include better crack a chip. not said, however, how else Indeed, many of the ways to visualize data, including The security chip in computers l-onghorn might interact with features that Gates seeing through windows that arc running Longhom would thus the chip, though security demonstrated Monday have ~t.ukeel atop each other, more render sensitive files inaccessi- features are expected that been a part of the Mac OS natural filcnrganizalionanrifaMci ble if someone tried to boot the would make it more difficult since it was released in March searching machine from a portable hard for online criminals to break 2001. He also promised better drive or floppy disk. into PCs. And some of Longhorn's performance and reliability. The security initiative — once Neil Charney, director of organizational tools, such \ml though he spent only a code-named Palladium but later product management in as faster searching and Microsoft's Windows group, virtual folders said the secure startup feature that populate with is most likely to be used by documents based on the business computers, especially information they contain, are in laptops that store sensitive expected to be part of the data that could come back to version of Mac OS X that goes haunt companies after a theft. on sale Friday. A number of companies, "Microsoft will have a year including Microsoft, are and a half to add some bells Ashley Konti BGNem working together to beef up and whistles to allow it to BIKE FOR A CAUSE: Senior Zak Edwards (LEFT) helps fraternity security using a combination claim some differentiation," brother, Luca Girman, a junior, adjust the bike. For 24 hours, Alpha of hardware and software. said Dwight Davis, an analyst Sigma Phi rode the stationary bike outfront of the Education NGSCB is just one approach, at the research firm Summit building while accepting donations and selling raffle tickets. All though it's likely to have the Strategies. money raised will be given to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Need a place to Cram for Ex

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"TIKVAH" PRESENTED TODAY www.bgnews.com/campus "TIKVAH"is a gripping multimedia music extravaganza. It's written hy Burton Beerman and is based on the memoirs of Philip Markowicz, a Holocaust survivor and Torah scholar. "TIKVAH" is a musical and visual rendering of the Jewish experience. Presented at 730 p.m. Bryan Recital Hall today. CAMPUS Veterinary health benefits everyone By Stephanie Bergti in zoonotic diseases, and IHt 1AMTERN (OHIO STATE U ) there is a need for people in COLUMBUS, Ohio — As the United States to be ready in get^^/ l he caluiiUr of axnisamisa isis takenukm fromImm life the threat of biological this area and take charge of that hltp-V/evcnts.bgsu.edu/ weapons increases, there is a responsibility." I loet said. "The growing need to understand need (for this education) has 10 a.m.-11a.m. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. 3rd Floor Lounge of the Stress Free Zone. Sponsored by and prevent any outbreaks to always been there. We need Women's Dissertation How 2 Workshop; Guitar Playing Bowen-Thompson Student Union Bacchus/Gamma the human population. Ohio to be ready to respond and Writing Group Lessons Have you ever wanted to Free hot chocolate and coffee. Union Lobby State University's response to minimize the human losses and An interdisciplinary group open to learn to play the quitar better? Do this is a new veterinary public animal losses." any woman in the writing process you just stare at your instrument 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. III .i in -I M in health specialization. "The risk |of an outbreakl is ot her program, whether at the and picture yourself rocking out to Writers Group, The Women's Jewelry Sale Starting next fall, the low, but it is important to be preliminary/comprehensive exam songs like Dave Matthews? Learn Center, 107 Hanna Hall Reachout will be holding this Department of Veterinary prepared in case the unlikely stage or the dissertation/thesis to play quitar with musical An hour-long haven for writers, lewelry fundraiser to help support Preventive Medicine in the happens," Wittum said. directions from Corey Hawkey. those who like to write, and those the BG After School Program. College of Veterinary Medicine "We are very excited to move stage. Please feel Iree lo join us to see if this group works for you. Come to one of the workshops, dragged along by their writer Union Lobby and the School of Public I lealih this program forward," Hoet or both to improve your quitar friends. Open to anyone in the Contact Maria DeRose lor further will unleash its collaborative said. "It will be the link to create playing skills. Register at the BGSU community For further 11 a.m. -1 p.m. details: [email protected]. effort for students that are professionals that can take care Information Center, today! For information, contact Teresa Council for Exceptional Children Meets every Tuesday from interested in the veterinary or of these problems." More Information Contact: Contact Milbrodt at 372-9683 or 10:00-11:00 a.m. Info. Table public health field, "There will be courses spe- Katie Krolikowski ©419-372-4409 terrian@bgnet bgsu.edu. Meets Union Lobby The Women's Center. "Everything is ready to cific to this program, and some www.bgsu.edu/union every Tuesday from 7:30-8:30 p.m. 107 Hanna Halt go, all the courses are ready that are alreadyoffered,"Wittum Bowen-Thompson Student Union 11 a.m. -1 p.m. to go," said Armando Hoet, said. 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Michael Schwartz. Sen. Tom Cohurns chief of stall, on the federal judiciary. (it* Nata) 0PM0N STAFF KDITOKIAI. 'Coming ouf personal, needs support Ihtr some college students, one GET MORE INFO However, while the and what's more, understand the and because of this, many par- some point, these students must of the biggest challenges is community at BGSU is lifestyles and decisions of these ents possess narrow-minded leave the coccoon. Some are "coming out" to friends and considerably supportive and students. opinions of homosexuality. It is a fortunate to go home to For more information on family. At the University, students accepting of students' choices Similarly, while it is a personal challenge, therefore, for parents supportive and understand- in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and students coming out at BGSU, in sexuality, the unfortunate fact decision for a student to come to look past the stereotypes and ing families and friends. Many, transgendered community are contact Vision or the Counseling remains that their families may out, it is quite possibly an even understand that despite their however, are not so lucky. fortunate to have such resources Center for a listing of programs not be as supportive, if at all. more difficult decision about child's decision, it is still their The BG News challenges all as Vision and Out 9 BG. Both of available to students It is with this in mind that the who to come out to. child. friends and families of GLBT these programs provide solidar- BG News challenges families Families need to realize that A parent's love is unconditional students to accept their loved ity and support to students in the of GLBT students to accept the for many students facing these — it does not falter or diminish as ones' decisions, both now and campus' gay community. during this often difficult tran- personal decisions of their loved decisions, opening up to loved a result of a child's personal life in the future. With this commit- The BG News respects these sitional period. The decision to ones. ones about a student's sexuality decisions. tment to understanding, we can organizations and their efforts in come out is a personal one, and While the decision may be is a personal struggle. In many ways, the University help to eliminate the stereotypes providing a safe and supportive these groups serve, oftentimes, difficult to come to terms with, it Many of the stereotypes provides a coccoon for students that cripple our progress toward environment for these students as a sanctuary. is important for families to accept. remain of the gay community, in the GLBT community, but at a truly united society. Discipline lacking in today's kids PFQprf Pope's Nazi ties 0J I cannot tell you how much decade was really a paint stirrer JOHNSON I wish I would have heard my from Searsl in the top drawer in ON THE STREET parents tell me to go to my room, the kitchen. One day, since I had misunderstood tell me I cannot go outside, or done something bad, I took the What advice do you Guest Columnist tell me to clean out the garage. paddle and hid it in my room. have for dorm Those sensationalist With a computer, a phone, and That could have been, quite media geniuses have CHELSEA While out shopping a stereo in my room, the first possibly, the dumbest thing 1 move-out in the done it again. Because over the weekend, I SNYDER would liave actually been a have ever done in my life. I was coming days? no national leader has fallen saw a little boy run- reward. I was as lazy then as destroyed, forced to show my down, no documentaries have Opinion Editor ning around the department I was now, so making me stay mom where the paddle was for talked about fat Americans and store, pulling shirts off hangars inside wouldn't have mattered. fear of another beating, and then Michael Moore apparently is in "The fact that and making a mess in the And I had to clean out the garage destroyed again, anyway. bloated hibernation, the buzz is cosmetics aisle. The last straw, half the time anyway. The But now mat I'm 21,1 know on an all-new target — the pope. [Ratzinger] however, was when he crashed funniest would have been if that all of this was for my own Pope Benedict XVI is a Nazi. involuntarily served and burned into my friend, my parents made me wash my good, and I very much Haven't you heard? propelling them both into the mouth out with soap: after 1 appreciate every beating that 1 When Joseph Ratzinger was in the Hitler Youth tiled floor. My friend was more threw up, the house would have received. I know 1 wouldn't be declared the No. 1 pick in the — where jail or annoyed than angry, and it was reeked, one of my mother's half the man I am now without 2005 Pope Draft, the fact that evident that the little boy was death were basically biggest pet peeves. them. I see kids running around JACE WALKER he joined the Hitler Youth in really sorry. The kid ran off, and The only thing that made me stores, and I grow frustrated. I 1941 rattled a few cages. Also, the only other we continued shopping. sit up straight was a good ol' blame the parents. Pain is the FRESHMAN, his comparable appearance to When we went to go check spanking, and I'm not talking only deterrent to bad behavior PHYSICAL EDUCATION Senator Palpatine from those options — is not out. however, the boy was back, about a hit across the back of because no one likes it. (Well, Star Wars movies and his last a valid reason to demanding thai his dad buy "Get rid of that my hand. I was beaten so many unless your son or daughter is a name, RATzinger, didn't really dislike the man." him something. The dad, who times, I gave Don King a nin for sadomasochist, and in that case, hidden camera" help his PR strategy either. was obviously as annoyed as my his money, liven my fourth grad- you've got bigger problems than However, after realizing friend was when he was checked er teacher swatted me once or I know how to address.) that Hitler Youth membership spirituality into the ground, remained quiet, twice. (Luckily, my mom never And for those of you who were became mandatory through • He has denied assertions of hoping that the silent treatment used the cliche, "thus is going to spanked out of love through much of Europe after 1939. most sex abuse in the Catholic Church would eventually render his son hurt me more than it'll hurt you." your childhood, I think you rational people calmed down • He is a neo-conservative silent, too. I later asked her why she never know exactly what I mean. My and went back to watching theologian My friend and I looked at said anything along those lines, parents love me uncondition- "Desperate 1 lousewives" and • He is opposed to each other, and both of us wen anil she said whereas she wished ally. To any of you who were ever "American Idol." But there are still homosexuality, women priests appalled. He and I were thinking she didn't have to spank me, she beaten for things unrelated to some people — vehement and stem-cell research the exact same thing: had this said that line didn't make sense. things you did, I am not condon- anti-Catholics, sensationalistic Sure, just like every other been 10 years ago and he or I "Hey, I got a workout, if ing that type of behavior. Instead, ELAINE McKINNISS idiots and tabloid pond scum conservative Catholic in die were the boy screaming and yell- anything," she said. I am praying that our children FRESHMAN, EARLY — that cling to this easily mis- world. ing, we both would have been There were times I couldn't don't become the generation CHILDHOOD EDUCATION understood facet of Ratzinger's BUT Berkowitz of "Wforking for hurled into the ground, shutting move because I was worn out, of misfits because their parents life and twist it into a demented Change" has also written: "How us up without a second thought. and there were other times I were afraid to take charge. balloon animal, squeezing it into many Nazi salutes did he give? My problem is the fear that could move because I had just So let's leam from our mis- "Make friends with their own skewed agendas. How many times did 'Sieg Heil' parents have of hitting their been laid out. takes. I mean, the last thing we lots of strong boys." "The Pope is a Nazi! The Pope come out of his mouth? How children. There's a difference Best of all, I was hit with need is for the mid-to-late 60s Ls a Nazi!" they proclaim. "Hey many lews did he sec rousted between hitting your children everything except for the kitchen to reinvent itself. Two eras of Nazi, you're the Nazi, Nazi! from their homes and carted off out of a drunken rage and hit- seat Hand, belt, vine — it really reckless, delusional adolescents You're the Naziest Nazi who ever to the death camps of Auschwitz, ting them out of love, lust like didn't matter. The closest blunt cannot be good for a country's Nazied!" Buchenwald, Maidanek and sexual action is a way to express object they could find was their morale. Being called a Nazi is a serious Dachau? Thosearesomeofthe love, so is physical discipline, "weapon of choice," if you will. I accusation. It's like being called questions that immediately and it is, by far, the most remember my mom kept the Send comments to DIM a Star Trek nerd. Even if you are sprang to my mind when the effective wav to do so. paddle (which I later learned a davidjll of this story back in time to • Pope Benedict XVI believes 1941 Germany. They are then ACCOUNTING Catholicism to be the only "true" going to sit there and wait for the religion Nazis to find them and tell them, "Delete all the porn • He has stated that other "loin us or die." off your computer." religions are "deficient" and has called Buddhism an "auto-erotic" POPE, PAGE 5

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The impulse DANIEL function as "facilitators." to believe the charge thai global B0U0REAU I submit that we've all been warming is a hoax is entirely always apply to petroleum roped into a disastrous understandable; who wants Opinion Columnist relationship with business and to admit to something so I would like to respond to JAMES E. regarding this threat to our political leaders who facilitate ominous, something that will Professor Kyoo H. Kim's EVANS national security. According lo the a mass-public denial of our require deep sacrifice and a letter to the editor about the Building a viable passenger evidence abundant in dire ecological conditions, and re-evaluation of how we live? supply and demand Guest Columnist rail service and other infrastruc- our popular culture, if the American people ever Denial is more comfortable scenario for petroleum. ture and putting money into die Americans are obsessed with want to truly deal with the We represent only 5 percent Although I appreciate the pumped from the ground at the R&D to develop alternative fuels self-improvement. environmental catastrophe we of the world's population, yet general economics Dr. Kim rate other fluids can be pumped would employ thousands of Witness the perennial face, we must extract ourselves the United Stales consumes 25 discussed, he needs to under- back into it). Pipelines have Americans and threaten nobody. best-seller status of self-help from the destructive, loveless percent of the world's energy. stand there are several signifi- limited capacities and must be books, trendy fad-diets, the and degrading relationship we Energy conservation ought to cant ways petroleum does not run at close to full volumes for Dr. Evans is a professor of popularity of various I2-Step arc mired in with the corporate- be the starting point for any behave as a typical commodity. reasons that have to do with geology. He can be readied at programs, and television owned Republican Party. reasonable energy policy for I agree with Dr. Kim that physics, not economics. [email protected]. talk shows dedicated to soul- The energy bill that the this nation. simplistic cause-and-effect There are constraints on the searching self-disclosure and I louse of Representatives Bui the energy bill fails io relationships do not apply. For capabilities of tanker loading attendant, psychobabble-fixes. passed last week, on a 249-to- take essential steps in reducing example, I agree that an increase stations, ocean-going tankers Based on such evidence, 183, vote is yet another instance our energy dependence, such in demand does not necessar- and refineries. Most fields are Pope's past not one might guess that we are a in the ongoing abuse the as mandating improvements ily mean a decrease in supply. pumping at near full capacity people dedicated to Republicans heap on us. in the fuel economy of auto- I Itin i,iiis have been ingenious right now. Only the Saudis have considered in identifying our problems and II it goes onto make it mobiles, devising any plans throughout history at finding significant excess capacity failings, grappling with them through the Senate and lo reduce oil consumption additional resources, or alterna- available to meet major changes context and taking the necessary steps becomes our national policy, through energy conservation, tive products, or lowering costs in supply and demand. Recently, to remedy them. tills corporate- welfare bill, or credibly funding exploration using technological advances. there have been questions that If that's the case, then how is written by llie energy compa- and development of alternative One geological commodity they have overstated this excess POPE, FROM PAGE 4 it we continue to live in such nies, will make the Clean Air fuel sources. that's a good example is gold capacity. extraordinary and life-threaten- Act ineffective, accelerate global Instead, the Republican's (mostly used for electronics). As Third, the supply is easily I'm sure all these holier-than- ing denial regarding the rapidly warming and continue to energy bill represents a major the demand for gold disniptcd. There is nothing ihou journalists will confidently deteriorating state of our put-off essential, planet-saving giveaway to corporations. On fluctuates, mines open or close, more vulnerable to war damage, reply. "Sorry folks, but I humbly environment? energy conservation measures April 19, the Washington Post and work forces are hired or laid terrorism, or labor unrest than oppose the Nazi regime and I The indicators of global If passed, this bill will reported that the energy bill off. Anyone investing in gold the extensive and huge network don't wish lo join your environmental degeneration increase emission of the contains "S8 billion in tax mines lor investing State of Ohio of wells, pipelines, tankers, and organization." abound, but for now I'll point greenhouse gases that breaks targeted to the energy pension funds in Tom Noe's rare refineries. It is pyrotechnical Yeah, go for it. Don't inhale too out just one rather alarming accelerate global warming. industry at a time when some coin enterprise] should be aware and not defendable. deeply in Ihe gas chambers. one: In 2002 the Environmental As tilings stand right now our of those companies are of the significant volatility of this Fourth, the demand is Dislike the pope for his stance Protection Agency released a economy and very way of life is enjoying soaring profits from commodity. constrained by certain realities. on homosexuality. report that informed us that tied up with the excessive high consumer prices. Petroleum is different for the Energy is used for electricity, Dislike him for his stance on 130 million Americans live in emission of these gases and The vast majority of the tax following reasons. First, the heat, and transportation. While abortion and use of areas that violate clean air ii will take extraordinary, but breaks would benefit compa- source of the commodity is alternatives exist for most energy contraception. standards. entirely possible, efforts from us nies that produce and supply limited. All of the easy and uses, there is at this time, no Dislike him for his views on The current population of all to rethink our dependence traditional forms of energy, cheap oil fields have been found practical alternative to petro- the Catholic Church the United States is 295,967,313. on motor vehicles and with a large portion going to and developed. The remaining leum as a transportation fuel. molestation scandal. Close to half of our citizens industrial facilities that bum the oil and natural gas sector." new fields are in deep water or The failures of the last several Bui die fact that he breathe air scientifically gas. coal and oil in order to 'Ihe combined greed and in the arctic. Administrations (Bush I, Clinton, involuntarily served in the deemed unhealthy. reduce those gasses. political agenda of the energy Developing a new field (after and Bush II) to set national Hitler Youth — where jail or How is it that this isn't an 'Ihe Republican-sponsored Industry and the Republican discovery) requires decades. For policy to develop alternative death were basically the only issue of national obsession and energy bill does nothing to Party is destroying our planet over 50 years oil companies have transportation fuels verges on other options — is not a valid panic? facilitate such efforts; rather Currently, 130 million balanced the use of the resource criminal misconduct. reason (u dislike the man, nor is If from season-to-season it provides industry with new Americans are choking on (oil pumped from the ground) Finally, petroleum can not be it a solid foundation on which Americans desperate to incentives for burning coal, oil that greed's exhaust, and if our with new discoveries. 'Ihat trend stockpiled in any meaningful to write a serious newspaper improve themselves latch and gas. national policies continue to be has ended recently. The prevail- way to address significant article. onto such things as All credible scientific opinion crafted by these same ing consensus among geologists disruptions in supply and Iliat idea has been thrown "inner-child" searches, low-carb concludes that the earth is parties, tile number of is that oil supplies have either demand. The United States out the window by anyone with diets, past-life regression wanning. So, of course, there Americans unable lo catch a peaked or will peak within the uses almost 19 million barrels of half a brain and the rationaliza- therapy, yoga, ridding have been massive efforts made decent breath will only increase. next few (less than 10) years. crude oil per day. The Strategic tion capacity' of a 3-year-old. themselves of "co-dependency," lo fund "scientific" research that What sort of self-help This peak in supply is occur- Petroleum Reserve would keep Maybe if these journalists step-aerobics, and so-on, how comes to other conclusions. program can break through ring at a time of rising demand. tiiis country running, with feasting off the sensationalism is it that we are accepting of the Energy company sponsored lo people foolish enough to Second, the supply of the severe rationing for a few of a tidbit of information would fact that nearly half of us exist scientists have provided such continue to elect leaders who commodity is limited. Oil is months before total economic study up on European history, in polluted and dangerous air? analysis, and it is utilized by put economic greed ahead of extracted from the ground at set disaster would descend. rather than attacking the I really don't know much those companies and Ihe certain ecological calamity? pumping rates that are designed Finally, is foreign dependence tiniest juicy information bite about psychology, but the politicians who do their We desperately need such to not damage the resource (the a bad thing? That's an opinion. like starved vultures, they would understanding I've gleaned bidding to deceptively offer a a program. These people are geological structure of the rocks Personally, I blame the deaths find something new and (kid from our popular culture is that more hopeful environmen- killing us. that contain the cnide oil). of 1,500 American military and forbid, accurate. people who maintain a state tal scenario to the American In many cases, enhanced tens of thousands of Iraqis on of denial in abusive conditions people. Send comments to Daniel at recovery methods are used, our botched policies (fueled by Send comments Iudref'l>giiet.bgsu.edu. which means the oil can only be widespread ignorance) [email protected].

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I 6 Tuesday. April 26,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM vww.bgnews.com/nation FRIST, REID WORK ON COMPROMISE WASHINGTON (AP) — Private talks with Majority Leader Bill Frist indicated a willingness to allow confirmation of at least two of President Bush's seven controversial appeals court nominees, but only as part of a broader compromise requiring Republicans to abandon threats to ban judicial filibusters. NATION Faulty seat belts cause of GJVf s major recall

By Ken Thomas the first quarter, its largest quar- "Our commitment to models from Canada for a bent THE ASSOCIATED PRESS terly loss in more than a decade. promoting safer)' and remind- clip that holds part of the brake. WASHINGTON — General GM has cited the financial bur- ing everybody to buckle up If the clip comes off, it would lead Motors Corp. is recalling dens of providing health cover- properly on every trip led us to this to brake loss and a crash, Adler more than 2 million vehicles, age for its workers and retirees decision," lange said. said. There has been one minor including nearly 1.5 million sport amid lackluster car sales. Sales The company announced crash from the issue. utility vans and pickup trucks of the automaker's popular SUVs recalls for the following vehicles: — More than 39,000 Buick that have problems with their and large tracks have been off, in — More than 330,000 1500 Rendezvous and Pontiac Azteks scat belts. part because of high gas prices. Series Chevrolet Suburban from the 2004 model year for The company said yesterday a As for the recalls, and Yukon XI. from the 2000- intermittent stalling or failure to few minor injuries were associ- spokesman Alan Adler said the 2001 model years for potential start because of a faulty ignition ated with the six separate recalls iinter safety belt in the second overhearing of fuel pump wires relay. GM said it was aware of one and owners would be notified of row of the SUVs and pickups, that could lead to engine stalling. minor crash but no injuries. the problems by mail. typically used for child seats, was ITiere were no known crashes or — More than 22,000 Saturn Among the vehicles affected riding high on the occupant's injuries related to the problem. L Series Wagons from the 2002- were 1.48 million SUVs and pick- stomach or abdomen. Although — More than 142,000 1500 2004 model year because they ups from the 21X13-2005 model no injuries have been connected Series Chevrolet Silverado and were built with a center and pas- years, including the Chevrolet to the problem, Adler said, there GMC Sierra pickups from the senger side rear seat belt anchors Silverado Crew Cab. Suburban, could be a reduced protection in 1999-2002 model years and that do not comply with U .S. and Tahoe, Avalanche; Cadillac that portion of the body in the 2500/3500 Series pickups from Canadian safety standards. Escalade, Escalado ESV Escalade event of a crash. the 2001-2004 model years The company said the BXIi CMC Sierra Crew Cab, Yukon Bob Lange, GM's with manual transmissions for problems will be corrected at XL, Yukon; and the Hummer I I2s. executive director of structure parking brake friction. Adler said no charge. The recalls represented the lat- and safety integration, said 26 crashes and one minor injury In trading yesterday, GM shares est challenge for the world's larg- fixing the seat belts in the SUVs were connected to the problem. increased slightly by 1 cent, or Natalie Behring AP Photo est automaker, which last week and trucks was "an important — More than 69,000 Buick 0.04 percent, to close at $26.75 on BIG MISTAKE: General Motors Vice Chairman, Bob Lutz, introduces the reported $1.1 billion in losses in precautionary measure," Lacrosse and Buick Allure 2005 the New York Stock Exchange. all-new Chevrolet Aveo at Auto Shanghai in China on Tuesday. Bush urges Saudis to control fluctuating oil prices

By Jennifer Loven Bush's national security adviser, The talks also included Middle Bush said he would appeal to The president then pivoted to three years ago for Abdullah's first IME ASSOCIATED P8ESS Steve 1 ladley. East peace initiatives, the pace Abdullah's self-interest, telling the domestic scene, prodding die visit to the ranch. For one thing CRAWFORD. Texas — President As Bush and Abdullah met for of democratic change in the him that persistent high crude Senate to follow die House and the late Palestinian leader Yasser Bush yesterday pressed Saudi several hours at die president's desert kingdom and prices could erode the long- pass the comprehensive energy Arafat, a polarizing figure, is now Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah ranch, the Saudis presented a counterterror efforts. term market for Saudi Arabia's strategy he supports. "Now is the gone — replaced by an elected to help curb skyrocketing oil plan — outlined last week in a But the president, aware biggest source of revenue. He time for something to happen," president of the Palestinians, prices that ate hurting American speech liy Saudi Oil Minister All that record-high gas prices are said he would urge Saudi Arabia Bush said. Mahmoud Abbas. Abbas will families and businesses, and a Naimi — to increase production hurting his popularity, put that to make the necessary invest- Yesterday's meeting also have his own meeting with Bush top adviser said a Saudi plan to capacity to 12.5 million barrels issue at die top of die agenda ment to increase its production marked another step in a in the next few weeks. increase production would haw per day by 2009 from the current "The crown prince capacity, especially in light of the quickening pace of U.S. involve- Jordan noted that Saudi an impact. 11 million limit. understands that it is very fast-growing, energy-gobbling ment in the Mideast. Two weeks officials also have played an "When you increase the If necessary, Saudi Arabia important ... to make sure that markets in China and India. ago Bush met at the raDespite the instrumental role in persuad- capacity by a significant amount, would eventually develop a the price is reasonable,'' Bush "A high oil price will damage difficult matters, Robert Jordan, a ing Syria to withdraw its troops which they are talking about, capacity of 15 million barrels per told reporters as he and Vice markets, and he knows that. I former U.S. ambassador to Saudi from Lebanon. They have been that can't help but have a positive day. Ttie kingdom now pumps President Dick Cheney awaited look forward to talking to him Arabia, said the stage was set for supportive of increasing oil downward effect on prices," said about 9.5 million barrels daily. the arrival of the Saudi officials. about that," the president said. a much friendlier meeting than production at crucial times.

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SPORTS REPORTER the Falcons Mruczkowski and )osh Harris The Bowling Green tennis team With die win, lakupcin upped ruin fun combine to become the first BG ended its regular season last her singles record to a team- duo to be drafted in consecu- best 22-7 this season, including tive drafts since 1990 and 1991. weekend with tough defeats for Falcons at the hands of Miami and going 14-5 in dual play at the Marshall. second flight. By Elliott Schreiner BG (12-9, 4-5 MAC) dropped The win was also lakupcin's SPORTS EDITOR a 7-0 decision to Marshall and a team-leading 39th overall Six inches of snow ruined WOMEN'S GOLF 5-2 decision to Miami. victory of die season. the Bowling Green men's golf Despite the losses, BG head BG dropped the remaining team's chance at playing the coach Penny Dean was pleased matches in straight sets to close Roger Kepler Intercollegiate in BG's season with her team's effort. out the match and give Miami Columbus over the weekend. "We competed hard down die the victory. The Falcons were line against both teams so that The Falcons will now turn their looking forward to die meet, ends on was a positive," Dean said. focustotheMACChampionships which featured some stifling Marshall (16-7. 8-1) took this weekend where they will face competition. sour note control of Saturday s match early, fourth-seeded Eastern Michigan "We're disappointed," BG Falcons couldn't winning all three doubles flights, in the first round. head roach Garry Winger said. to take an early 1 -0 lead in the BG dropped a 6-1 decision "We had to an opportunity to overcome the bad match and secure the important to the Eagles at home earlier play against the best field put weather and finished doubles point. this season and is optimistic together in the Midwest." Senior Susie Schoenberger about facing them in the MAC But the Falcons didnt let the last at the MAC and junior Heidi Romer gave the Championships. cancelled tournament ruin golf tournament. Thundering Herd's top duo of Ben Swinger BGNews "We are fortunate to have a their good time. loelle Good and Danielle Hock CONCENTRATION: Bowling Green senior Susie Schoenberger gets set second chance and are looking They got to shoot on By Jessica Ameling all they could handle before to hit a shot during a match against Toledo in Bowling Green, April 9. forward to turning the tables on Ohio State's Scarlet course, SPOUTS REPORTER eventually falling, 8-5. them," Dean said. something they've never done. The Bowling Green women's The Marshall tandem was the At the second flight, lakupcin the scores of 8-0,8-5 and 8-6. "I expect us to be ready to play Even though it was in the rain, golf team battled both the other 56th ranked doubles team in the took her match against Ulle HO took the early lead, and our intensity level is going the Falcons got to enjoy a nice teams and the weather this nation entering the match. Nzudie to the third and final set winning the top two to be high.'' meal in the sun afterwards weekend at the MAC "Susie and Heidi played tough - the only Falcon to do so - but singles flights. The MAC Championships it rained most of the day," Championships. Unfortunately, the whole match and it was their it wasn't enough as she fell by a Schoenberger was a 7-6, start Thursday in Muncie, Ind. at Winger said. "It was miser- the Falcons lost both fights, best match together in awhile," 6-1,3-6,6-0 score. 2-6,1-0 (10-3) winner over MU's host Ball Slate. able, but then it got beautiful placing ninth out of nine teams Dean said. Friday's match with Miami Iinda Jirouskova at the top flight, EMU and BG get an extra day afterwards." "Overall it was just a BG dropped the remaining was closer but the result was pushing her record to 15-13 in to prepare for one another by The main problem disappointing finish," head doubles flights by 8-2 scores. the same widl the Falcons being singles play this season. virtue of being the fourth and surrounding BG right now is coach Kurt Thomas said. "We In singles play, theThundering eventually falling, 5-2. lakupcin followed with a fifth seeds, respectively. not snow or cancelled tour- had the potential but didn't meet Herd blanked the Falcons, Miami (17-6, 7-2) swept die victory over Katrina Lomidze Their first round match is naments. The snow is going our potential.'' . winning all six matches. doubles matches, winning by at the second flight, 6-2, 7-6 scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday. away and there will always be The tournament, held at time for more tournaments. Walden Ponds Golf Club in The problem lor BG is finals Indian Springs, Ohio, was short- week being right around the ened from the planned 54 holes comer. BG will be doing dou- to 36 holes because of the weath- ble time next week as Monday, er conditions on Sunday, and the Savage realistic about Browns' future Tuesday and the early part of conditions on Saturday were less Wednesday will be used to than ideal to say the least. take their five or six exams. By Tom Withers er Braylon Edwards — the The draft really lets us know how Frye) and a pair of defensive Then they will take off The Orange and Brown was IH! ASSOCIATED PRESS highest-rated player on far we have to go as a team." backs (Oklahoma teammates only two strokes behind eighth for Westerville, Ohio where Phil Savage didn't select a Cleveland's board. Savage succeeded in Brodney Pool and Antonio They will take part in the place Marshall after play on long snapper, any Miami But unlike Davis, die former acquiring an immediate- Perkins) who can play spe- Friday where they shot a 325. But Mid-American Conference Hurricanes or anyone from West Browns coach who gushed impact starter in Edwards, cial teams right away. He also championships from on Saturday they fell to 17 behind Texas A&M. unashamedly about his picks, although coach Borneo Crennel brought in two linebackers after shooting a 350. Thursday to Sunday. One thing became clear Savage was realistic about cautioned that the Ail-American (Kansas' David McMillan and The Falcons had "Saturday's conditions were after Savage's first NFL draft as what to expect from this year's would have to "earn" his New Mexico's Nick Speegle) and terrible — cold, high winds and prepared for this scenario general manager of thcGeveland rookie class and the Browns, starting spot. That shouldn't be a a nose tackle (Virginia's Andre from the beginning of the rain," Thomas said. "We just Browns: He's no Butch Davis. who are again rebuilding after a problem for Edwards, though, Huffman) who have played in didn't handle those conditions year by scheduling the Kepler The rookie GM came away disastrous 4-12 season. whose knack for making big the 3-4 scheme, and a mam- tournament a week before very well." from the two-day, seven-round "You want to fill every hole you plays is something Cleveland's moth offensive tackle (Virginia If the weather would have finals. But now That the meet draft pleased with the Browns' have," Savage said. "That's the offense is desperate for. Tech's 6-foot-7, 330-pound was cancelled, the Falcons cooperated the Falcons could eight selections, particularly in frustration of the draft. You know Savage added a young have redeemed themselves on landing Michigan wide receiv- you can't do that, but you try. quarterback (Akron's Charlie BROWNS. PAGE 10 MEN'S GOLF, PAGE 10 Sunday, but Mother Nature had other plans and the standings after Saturday's round became the final results. Thomas thought the cancelled day could have been advantageous to the team. "I think it would have helped Telfair goes from hardwood to big screen us," he said. "We would have had a chance to improve our standing." By Christy Lemire 6-foot, 160-pounder who led always believed he was ready BG's final score was a 675 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS powerhouse Abraham Lincoln to play with the big boys, but (325-350). Sophomore Kari Sebastian Telfair was at lay-Z's High School to three New York admits he still has a lot to learn. Liggett led the team by s Manhattan nightclub widi his City public league tides and one He started toward the end of hooting a 164 (78-86) which tied family, watching TV and waiting state championship. NBA scouts the season after Portland coach her for 26th place. Freshman for the announcement from the tracked his every point and Maurice Cheeks was fired, and lessica McCann was next, tying Madison Square Garden podium assist during his senior year. A finished with an average of 6.8 for 37th place with a 172 (87-85). that would send him across the sneaker deal was thrown at him points and 3.3 assists in nearly 20 lunior Amanda Schroeder country and change his life. by Adidas. He made it to the minutes a game. and senior Karen Binzel shot The Brooklyn point guard with cover of Sports Illustrated. "It's the way they play the identical 173's, which placed a dazzling mix of smarts and skills And always present, like a game, it's the NBA game," Telfair them in a tie for 39th place. was selected by the Ponland Trail great weight, there was the deci- said. "If I'd have played the entire Freshman Amanda Bader Blazers with die 13th pick in last sion: Go pro or attend Louisville season I'd have been rookie of rounded out the team, shooting a year's NBA draft. and play for Rick Pitino? His the year." 176 for 43rd place. That moment is captured cousin Stephon Marbury of the "When you get to the NBA, Kent State continued their by director Jonathan Hock New York Knicks spent a year everyone has that same talent domination of MAC women's and cinematographer Alastair at Georgia Tech before he was you've got, that same ability. ... golf, winning their sixth straight Christopher in "Through the selected fourth in the NBA draft. It's a mental game just as much ride with a 610 (287-323). The Fire." The documentary made His half brother, Providence's as physical," he added, flashing Hock Films. Alastair Christopher AP Prrto Golden Rashes have claimed its worid premiere at the Tribeca lamel Thomas, dreamed of NBA one of liis frequent smiles. HE'S 60T UPS: Sebastian Telfair is photographed for a March 2004 every team title in the history of Film Festival — a mere subway stardom but wasn't chosen. In 1994, when Steve James' Sports Illustrated cover nearly his home in Coney Island. Director the league. Ohio placed second ride away from the Coney Island Hock originally planned a documentary "Hoop Dreams" Jonathan Hock used Telfair as a subject in his film "Through the Fire," with a 623 (300-323) and Western housing project where Telfair short piece about high school came out, it was a novel idea which debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York recently. Michigan was third with a 630 grew up — and chronicles the players heading direcdy to the to follow high school basket- (304-326). soul-searching of one of the most NBA — like Kobe Bryant, Kevin ball players with professional the IMAX movie "Michael Jordan just being myself. Or when I'm Theindividua) champion, Katie publicized high school players to Gamett and LcBron James — for aspirations to die Max" — said more high playing and I'm into die game, Sundberg, hails from Ball State. come out of New York. HBO's "On the Record With Bob "I think basketball is school kids are entering the NBA 1 forget I got a mic on and 1 say She shot a 149 (72-77), beating "I'm not a pro basketball scout, Costas." What he found was a bigger now. They're starting at a draft now "because they can." something. They actually have out runner-up lenna Walter from but he's a basketball prodigy," more compelling story. younger age," Telfair said. "You "To go to college for a year the real me on film." Western Michigan by one stroke Hock said. "They've been talking "Clearly someone was going got kids like my little brother doesn't really do much for diem The Trail Blazers failed to make The MAC Championships ai. .nit him since sixth grade." to be next, and it was going to be (Ethan, 10) right now is on the — the scouts are all watching the the playoffs and dieir season is concluded the season for the Telfair was the fourth high very interesting to watch it hap- basketball court every day. In high school games," he said. over. Telfair plans to catch up Falcons, but they have a positive schooler drafted that year, pen," Hock said. "And the person school, they have basketball And Hock's camera was with family and friends in Coney outlook for next year as five of the latest in a growing line of people were talking about was tournaments. In summer, they watching Telfair, Island, where he said, "I must get the eight golfers on the roster this abundandy gifted players ready Sebastian. And I'd been out to have basketball camps. They're "I kind of got used to it Chinese food." I lis mother chose year are freshmen. to tangle in the NBA with no Copey Island and I'd seen him starting at a younger age and after a while, and that's why I to stay in the neighborhood "I'm looking forward to next college interruption, a trend the play and nobody really thought so guys are developing into be think it turned into be a great despite her son's newfound NBA year," Thomas said. "We were a NBA would like to halt with a that it would happen for him better players younger than what documentary — because I put wealth. And that makes it all very young team and the experience minimum age limit of 20. because he's small, but everyone they usually were." my guards down," Telfair said. familiar for Telfair. we gained should help us com- This was no easy choice was kind of rooting for him." Hock — whose credits include "1 didn't even know the camera The difference now is that he pete right off the bat in the fall." and no easy time for Telfair, a lelfair, who turns 20 in June, the ESPN series "Streetball" and was there half of the time. I was drives his Bentley to visit her.

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New l-ngland coach NO. 1: Michigan wide receiver Braylon Edwards makes a touchdown Bill Belichick said of Cassel, who catch against Miami, Ohio in this Sept. 4, 2004 photo. Edwards was came close to winning the job from Lejnan after Palmer left the Browns' top pick in Saturday's NFL Draft. Trackinglate-roundunknowns like Cassel can be fun — as one of his teammates remarked, he could have been the Cleveland takes second-best quarterback in the country the past few years but no one would know. It's also why instant judgment strides in draft is so silly — think of Ryan Leal. taken second overall after Peyton lulie lacobson AP Photo BROWNS, FROM PAGE 9 to find die hidden-gem players Manning in 1998 and the poster A GOOD CHOICE?: Aaron Rodgers shows off a No. 1 Green Bay Jersey after being drafted by the Packers "It's hard to find those quality boy for failure. Saturday. While Rodgers may be solid, the Packers could have made a better pick, says Dave Goldberg. Jonathan Dunn) to develop. bargains even in the later rounds In fact. Alex Smith, the No. I Beginning with Edwards, because your board gets wiped overall pick this year, cited Leaf Vegas, who true to the New bought the team in 1999, traded if he will continue to use them Savage said the Browns slaved out now," Savage said. "There are as the example NOT to follow. lingland mold is versatile enough up. Campbell had a great senior but whether they helped him mostly true to their pre-draft people out there that are really T learned a lot of what not to to play inside and out. year after a mediocre three wow people at the combine plan. On Saturday. Savage bad qualified to do this and that was do," said Smith, who was in high But there weren't a lot of seasons for Auburn and looks like 5. FRANK CORi:, RB, to San a list of 20 players he wanted the thing that impressed me the school in San Diego when Leaf linebackers rated very high. a good prospect But he probably Francisco (65). As a freshman at — and got three. And Sunday, most. There really were no big was chosen by the Chargers. Nor was New England's first would have been diere at 40, the Miami, Gore was ahead of Willis he picked five of the players on a surprises and the players came "Especially in him, you see now pick, offensive lineman logon pick the Skins traded, and a lot McGahee. But he's had two second-day list of 25 desirables. off the board in fairly close order the money, 1 think, got to his Mankins of Fresno State, of people think Charlie I'rye of devastating knee injuries arid All in all, a productive to the way the league had them." head. I le took himself a little too considered a first-rounder. Akron, taken by Cleveland with isn't fully back. He may never weekend. As much as anything, Savage seriously, it appears." I le did, however, fit the I'alrii its the third pick of die third round be and at least three guys who "We have made some strides. hoped his first draft in Cleveland Some oilier snapshots of the demand for versatility by playing (67), is as good or better. The went later — Vemand Morcncy Savage said. would restore some lost trust in 2005 draft: tackle and guard in college. Until choice demonstrated clearly to Houston. Marion Barber III Next up for the Browns is Browns fans, who grew weary of PATRIOTS CICKS: Anyone proven otherwise, never doubt iliat the Redskins have little faith to Dallas, and Ciatrick Fason signing a lew free agents Davis taking mosdy players he who wonders about what the I'ioli and Belichick. in Incumbent Patrick Ramsey, to Minnesota were safer picks. before next weekend's rookie recruited in college or ones he champs think of as weaknesses STRANGE PICKS?' their first-rounder in 2002, but Even Maurice Clarett, who mini-camp. Yesterday, the club thought lie could develop. should note that Belichick and 1, MIKE WILLIAMS. WR, loe Gibbs may be retired by the Denver took with the last pick of agreed to terms with Ohio State Savage didn't deviate from personnel director Scott lloli to Detroit (lOtli overall). Hie time Campbell is ready. the third round, is a better bet. defensive end Simon Eraser, a what worked for him in the past. took two offensive linemen and question is not Williams, 3. CHRIS SPENCER. C. to I'll IS... 6-foot-6,288-poundcr. He selected players from top two defensive backs with their although lie's never been last for Seattle (26). By all accounts, he's AARON RODGERS, QB, to Savage, who built his reputa- programs and not raw projects first four picks. The DBs wen his position. Still, as Buddy Ryan very good. But centers don't go Green Bay (24). By dropping tion on wildly successful drafts likelincbackerChaunThompson, obvious: because of injuries, the once said of Cris Carter "all lie this high and diere were a lot of from die high first round, he with Baltimore, has restructured who played on an 0-11 team at Cats played the second half of can do is catch touchdown pass- good defensive players around lost at least $10 million. But he (!le\ eland's scouting department Division II West Texas A&M but last season with a safety at one es." But lie was the third straight at this spot for the Seahawks, can make some of that back if since taking over in January. was good enough for Davis to comer, an undrafted rookie al uidcrecciu'i chosen No. 1 by the who badly need defense and lost he performs at the level that He installed a different grad- take in the second round. the other and wide receiver Troy Uons, who desperately needed lornerback Ken Lucas to free was expected when he was ing system for prospects and Savage, who has likened Brown as the nickel back. Then defense It raises the question of agency. This was a trade down supposed to be under Solicited more advice from the inexact draft to a Par-5 they released injured veteran Ty whether the 2003 pick. Charles from 23, where die Raiders took consideration as the No. I pick. coaches in hopes of minimizing hole in golf, stayed right down law in the offseason. Rogers, will ever fully come back CB Fabian Washington. There will lie huge pressure on the kind of draft-day mistakes the die fairway. The assumption was because from two seasons missed with 4. LUIS CASTILLO, DC to San him as Brett Favrc's presumed Browns have made since 1999. "If you go back and look at of the uncertainly over Icily broken collarbones. Diego (28). Castillo was moving successor, but at least he won't That's a solid approach, but it's 'AII.II we did in free agency and Bruschi's future, the tots would 2. JASON CAMPBELL, QB, up quickly until he acknowl- take a beating as the immediate also what New England, Miami, look at what we did in tile draft, pick a linebacker high. They to Washington (25) after the edged that he had used steroids "savior" of a bad team, which is Baltimore, Cincinnati and sev- we feel like we're in pretty good finally look one in the fifth round Redskins, who have botched a as painkillers before the scout- what might have happened had eral other teams are doing, which shape from where we were three — Ryan Claridge of Nevada-Las lot of things since Daniel Snyder ing combine. The question isn't he gone in the top 10. makes it much tougher for teams months ago," he said.

{o£:H0UR tin STOP iTuuSamct. GwuuumEO. BG schedules match at Kent St. MEN'S GOLF, FROM PAGE 9 in the next 10 days leading into when they're at the MAC tourna- the tournament, one might think ment and they know they won't will play a tune up round against the Falcons would be set for a have to come back to school. Kent State, one of the top teams nightmarish tournament. "But their minds are going to in die conference, But for Winger, the tournament be doing overtime." "The plan is to go over will lie a release for his team. The Falcons next action will there, play and drive back," "They're going to have a lot on be this Saturday in Kent when Winger said. their minds" he said. "It's going they play a dual match against With all the activity going on to be an obvious relief for them the Flashes.

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Lindsay loncs, Dykstra's interest in the car wash business, prescribed by a physician. f»i(in. touat MltrtUtMl di.jdiliii ^j(u\ .is 3pm-9pm wkdays. 8am-8pm week- •tMtifi M ill Ihr hu.i. of M) other ttpttj p. former partner in a lucrative car said in a sworn statement that In his lawsuit, Jones cites mieJ mm ends $8 hr 419-693-7869 alter 6pm wash business, alleges in the the baseball wagers were a form Dykstra's alleged steroid use suit that the former Philadelphia of payment to him, made "on and gambling involvement as SUBLEASER NEEDED center fielder advised him to bet the basis that Lenny would cover evidence of financial irrespon- Heinzsite Apartments thousands of dollars with a book- all losses, and I would use the sibility that endangers the car maker on selected Phillies games winnings to live on." wash business, which paid loncs $310 per month in 1993, the Los Angeles Times The lawsuit, filed last year in $167,000 in 2003. Dykstra fired May - Aug. Services Offered 440-452-2000 reported in Sunday editions. \fentura County Superior Court, [ones in September 2003, but I"he suit includes a sworn state- is in binding arbitration arid a tones contends he still has a ment from a Florida bodybuilder decision is expected this week. financial interest in the business. Wanted: ONE ticket to the College Finals, time restraints of Arts and Sciences graduation cer- Dykstra's lawyers say in court and convicted drug dealer who Scott told the Times in an chicken & cheese breadsticks emony. Contact me at 260-602- said Dykstra paid him $20,000 interview that he injected Dykstra documents that Jones quit the Campus Pollyeyes 352-9638 2392 if you have one to sell. plus "special perks" during their with steroids "more times than diree car washes after he was EvanVucci AP Photo eight-year association to "bulk I can count." and that Dykstra confronted about raiding cash TROUBLE: Former Mets player Post-abortion counseling registers, demanding kickbacks Free & Conlidenlial up" the once-slight ballplayer. stepped up his steroid use in 1993 Lenny Dykstra gestures before BG Pregnancy Center 354-4673 Dykstra's lawyer, Daniel because it was a contract year. from contractors and using the start of a spring training Help Wanted Petrocelli. told the Times the That year. Dykstra led the business funds to pay off his game on March 14,2004. three-time All-Star "absolutely National League in hits, walks gambling debts. denies" the gambling allega- and runs, nearly doubled bis (ones' attorney, Michael from the game if an investigation 'BARTENDING! S300/day potential. tion, calling it "unsubstantiated" previous high in home runs, McCaffrey, declined comment to found that he had advised base- Personals No exp. necessary Training provid- and "a fabricated story from a finished second to Barry Bonds The AP, citing a gag order. ball bets while playing. Baseball ed. Call 800-965-6520 ext. 174. disgruntled partner." for most valuable player and led Rich levin, a spokesman for is not investigating IJykstra. levin Child cate needed in our Sylvama Petrocelli, citing Jeff Scott's Philadelphia to the Worid Series. 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NFL Hall of l^mcr in it they can't He was awarded the Draddy games with other injuries and www collegepro.com Anthony Munoz said yesterday. walk away Trophy as the nation's top played through pain at times. Fun Christian family seeks nanny for The All-American from Ohio because that's scholar-athlete in I tecember and "We were totally shocked 1 year old twin girls. Light house started 46 games in his career who they are. received S25,(KX) in scholarship that he did not get drafted. I le Wanted work. Fully furnished privale room, despite injuries, including a torn It's time to money. He is considering getting started four years at Tennessee." food and internet access provided in rotator cuff that ended his senior make a clean an MBA, his father said. Anthony Munoz said. "Knowing exchange for 20 hours work/week. year before the Southeastern break." Michael's wife, Fmily. will as many people in the NFL as I Located east of Perrysburg. Call MIKE MUNOZ Amy at 419-836-7730 for interview. 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