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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A weekly independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Wednesday August 5,2009 Volume 103. Issue 165 niversity student looks to fill city council seat WWWBGNEWSCOM By Alliion Borcj.it "Jacob's a good kid. I think Jacob will be a Jacob Redfern's uncle, Chris, who is The price of Reporter Redfern also a University alumnus, said hard worker for the people of his ward and University junior he encouraged his nephew to paper-less The continuance of the Redfern attend the University and stay political legacy at the University the people of the city of Bowling Green." active in politics on campus. Aiming for conve- has been postponed for a couple "Jacob's a good kid," Chris nience, the University of weeks. Chris Redfern | Ohio Democratic Party Chairman said. "I think Jacob will be a lacob Redfern, a junior and the has recently switched hard worker for the people of his nephew of Chris Redfern, chair- resignation became official. Members voted according to Terry Dunn was absent, but ward and the people of the city to Internet-only billing man of the Ohio Democratic The council voted on Redfern's their parties, with Republicans is expected to attend the next of Bowling Green." IPagtJ Party, was nominated by the appointment Monday night but Mike Frost and Robert McOmber meeting on August 17, when the Redfern is already working Democrats of Bowling Green City did not name him First Ward voting for Mark Hollenbaugh and vote will again be taken. hard for the First Ward. He said Council to fill the vacant First representative, as the vote was Democrats Megan Newlove, John "I would assume |Redfern will] Ward seat. The seat was held u nt il 3-2, and a majority of four votes is Zanfardino and Larry Sorrells be appointed at the next meet- See REDFERN | Page 2 Memories to July 31 when Gordy Heminger's required to land the position. voting for Redfern. Democrat ing," Newlove said. last a lifetime Columnist Alison Kemp nostalgically revisits a school year full of The numbers: memories | Page 4 Sketching A breakdown of 2,500 days later Columnist Tyler Sworden recaps his minority enrollment college life before he •***""""'"* By Lin Chafatz MINORITY a dream Reporter walks at graduation this STUDENTS Saturday | Page 4 In fall 2008, minority students ENROLLMENT NUMBERS Cashing in on made up 16.7 percent of incom- University professor finds love through art ing freshmen, a number which INCOMING FRESHMEN: clunkers has fallen over four percent By Matt Liatia I 2008 510 out of 3079 Columnist Phil Schurrer in the last three years, but the Reporter number of minority students or 16.7% discusses the rever- overall at the University has 2007 595 out of 3233 berations of the Cash A University art professor has had remained high. or 18.4% I 2006 747 out of 3576 for Clunkers program many proud achievements in his While the number of incom- career, and he says he owes it all to ing freshmen minority students or 20.9% |Page4 two very special people. has decreased, the University 2005 692 out of 3585 DominicCatalano.whobalances has kept minority students with or 19.5% teaching art classes with illustrat- numbers rising to nearly 20 per- 2004 524 out of 3869 The sound of ing different children's books, said cent of the student body. or 13.5% his life has been a "dream come According to the Institutional I 2003 435 out of 3530 Tuna true," and has been since he was in Research Center at the or 12.3% Tunafest, Howard's grade school. University, in the fall of 2008, I 2002 378 out of 3588 annual music festival The first person he thanks is his 19.4 percent of the student body or 10.5% mother and he said she is respon- was a minority including 16.6 I 2001 330 out of 3599 kicks off this weekend sible for the start of his career, percent of the incoming fresh- or 9.2% | Page 5 Born in Syracuse, N.Y., and men. These minorities include I 2000 319 out of 3371 already showing an interest in art African American, Asian or 9.5% The college life in second grade, Catalano's moth- American, American Indian, I 1999 281 Out of 3516 er gave him the children's picture Hispanic American and inter- or 8% made simple book, "Where the Wild Things Are." national students. The number The co-creator of He said after seeing the book's vivid of incoming minority students MAIN CAMPUS pictures, he knew from that point UNDERGRADUATE uSurvive. a new has gone down from 20.9 per- on it was art he wanted to work cent in 2006 to 16.6 percent this STUDENTS networking tool for with in the future. For weeks after, past fall. college students, has a Catalanowouldmimicdrawingthe However, Gary Swegan, ■ 2004 2265 or 14.1% Q&A session with the characters in the book with paper director of admissions at the ■ 2005 2614 or 16.2% and pencils of his own, eventually University hasahopefuloutlook ■ 2006 2912 or 18.1% Pulse staff even making a mural of his draw- towards the situation. He refer- ■ 2007 2966 or 19% | PageS ings of the "wild things" on his ences the numbers of minority ■ 2008 2862 or 19.4% bedroom wall. students at the University's was "In first or second grade, I was at its highest at 13.5 percent in Burress faces always the 'art kid' of the class," DOMINIC CAtAUHO I POOfESSOR 2004 before jumping in 2005 because we don't celebrate the possibility Catalano said. He added he felt very Above is one of Catalano's illustrations for "Old Dragon is Home.' "Old Dragon is Home" and 2006 due to a scholarship these holidays," she said. excited when he attempted to draw is a not-yet-published story Catalano is both writing and illustrating. In the book a dragon awarded to students of color at One thing Xu said has kept of prison the characters and felt accomplish- writes a memoir of his life. the University. her at the University has been Super Bowl winner ment when he worked on the mural "These numbers are directly a friendly atmosphere, which for his bedroom wall. Catalano earned his Ph.D. different books. related," he said. "When the might be hard to find in a Plaxico Burress faces Being an art enthusiast herself, at Ohio State University with "It serendipitously hap- scholarship went down, so did bigger city. grand jury indictment his mother always supported his Kenneth Marantz, who worked pened," Catalano said, about the enrollment." Withlheseminoritystudents |Page6 artwork, continuously buying him in the college of the arts. After how they began to work togeth- The numbers of minority remaining at the University, art supplies and books. It was he- knowing he wanted to write er during Catalano's stay at students at the University over- the scholarship funds haven't Assistant support that prompted him to take his dissertation on the art in Ohio State University. all continue to remain high, been available for incoming his love of art into high school and picture books, Marantz, who Catalano's professional increasing from 14.1 percent in freshmen, but as older stu- hockey coach college, Catalano said. was working with picture book achievements include writing 2004 to 19.4 last year. dents leave in the coming announced Catalano went on to earn h's research as well, contacted him and illustrating a few books One of those students, Zelin years Swegan expects enroll- bachelor's degree in art education and showed great interest in of his own (including "Santa Xu, an international graduate ment overall to go up. Head coach Dennis at Buffalo State University, master's his work. and the Three Bears," "Hush! student at the University, said And it seems he is beginning Williams names Mike in fine arts at Oswego State and Marantz, after retiring A Fantasy in Verse," and "Wolf she likes the different activi- to be correct. Mankowski as new his master of fine arts at Syracuse from Ohio State University in Plays Alone,") illustrating for ties which can be provided for "A year ago at this time we assistanct hockey University. 1991, was prompted to "inves- other authors (including the minorities, especially for inter- had only 50 applications for the After living his whole life in tigate the complexities of books "Click, Clank, Clunk" national students. following year," he said. "Right coach | Page 6 New York, Catalano made a move picture books," according to by Miriam Aroner, "A Tree For "It is especially fun around now we have over 200 for fall to Ohio to obtain his doctorate, his personal profile at arted. different American holidays like and met the second person who osu.edu. Since then, Marantz SeeART|Page2 Thanksgiving, when the inter- See MINORITIES | Page 2 What is your favorite deserves his thanks. went on to co-author eight national students get together children's book' USG discusses an officia A DAY AT THE FAIR student government sea EMILY HARD Senior, By Matt Lias*. Supply Chain Management gratulated the team of students at Reporter the end of the meeting. "Everyone Poops!" The most talked about topic of IP*. 4 The Undergraduate Student the night followed the passing of Government wrapped up their the USG seal, designed by Senator summer session with their of Education Joseph Edens. The last meeting on Monday night, seal was created by Edens to cre- reviewing a few issues that have ate a more professional outlook had their attention over the last on the University's student gov- few months. ernment and set more of a tone of "In the beginning of the sum- authenticity. TODAY mer, we were at the bottom of The seal is an attempt to be Mostly Sunny a hill," said President Sundeep more of a "transparent adminis- High: 83. Low: 59 Mutgi, metaphorically speaking tration than ever before," Edens about the group's progress over the said. summer months. "We've pushed a Edens added, "the proposed ball all the way up the hill over the seal would be used for advertising summer. We will begin to push the purposes as well as administra- ball down the hill in the jupcom- tive functions, the only stipula- TOMORROW UAINAHJZAS I iHtBGNEWS Partly Cloudy ingl fall and spring semesters." See USG | Page 2 SCRAMBLE: Angeling Flores. 10. and Brandi Smith. 11, hang on tight to their seat on the Scrambler yesterday at the Wood County Fair High: 83. Low: 60 The progress was clear to USG advisor Jill Carr as well, who con- Even though Smith liked the Scrambler, she said Haley's Comet was her favorite ride.

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"I want to be able to "The Wind in the Willows" by "[Upon teaching,] a slide show presentation dis- REDFERN ART Kenneth Grahame, Catalano playing his illustrations and a said the majority of people are drawing and airbrush demon- From Page 1 unite the residents From Page 1 I am always unaware of the potential in chil- stration. Catalano said he has he's been going door-to-door and and the students Christmas" by Dandi Daley dren's books, but there is more tweaking my work." a lot of fun visiting schools, and listening to the community's and "That Extraordinary Pig within them than appears to it's a great way to bring art to concerns since the beginning of of this community of Paris'' by Ron! Schotter) and the common eye. Dominic Catalano | Professor children. the summer, preparing to run in other miscellaneous work such Catalano is often found all In teaching high school, tin general election for the First and have them work as illustrating lor Highlights around the town of Perrysburg, and said every different level Catalano dealt more with the Ward seat in November, magazine. where he lives with his wife adds a little something extra. media and graphic designing. Bowling Green's first Ward together to make a Catalano is hard at work writ- and two kids, working on his For four years, Catalano Now, Catalano teaches includes those who live north ing short stories for Highlights illustrations. He said he often taught at the elementary level, art education classes for the ol Wooster Street, east of Main better future." magazine, for which he will has to get out of the house in where he said he was kept in University. He said he enjoys Street and all campus residents also illustrate. order to work without kids in the young mindset. He said the working with students inter- except lor those in Krcischer and luniot Although it is not a definite, the room. He is known to work spontaneity and t he color fou nd ested in doing what he does for parshman, the stories he is writing will fol- at McDonald's, Charlie's and in his elementary students' art- a living, and he enjoys pointing . "It's my job to represent the his decision to run for city coun- low a family of bears. He is hop- Higgby Coffee in Perrysburg. work was what inspired him them in a career direction. In wishes of the community," cil, he has lollowed his uncle's ing lor the opportunity, and has "My son is starting to show the most and is probably the the past, he has even worked Redfern said. "I want to be able leadlnothei ways. Moth Redferns already had the chance to do potential as well," Catalano reason he has worked with with students in publishing a to unite the residents and the have been active In campus artwork for the cover and the said. He added he is supportive children books illustrations the picture book of works, which students ol ibis community and politics and involved uilh the interior of I he magazine. of his son, just like his moth- most over the span of his career. he said was a very entertaining hem work together to make College Democrats, and Redfern Catalano said he has the er was when he was in grade He continues to captivate the project. a better future," plans to attain a master's degree most fun with animation, often school. freshness found in elementary With 15 years of teaching ! lacob said although he hopes from the University, just as his drawing "animal characters Ever since graduating students' work into his own. under his belt, Catalano is still to follow in his uncles footsteps, uncle did in 1999. with human characteristics." Catalano worked on the various Today, Catalano still visits learning. (.Inis wasn't really involved "Chris is a gieat uncle I le's He said his inspirations come illustrations works listed above. elementary schools to talk to "|Upon teaching,! I am in his decision to run for city always been someone who I've from illustrations of "Winnie Also, he has spent time teach- young children about art with always tweaking my work," Council. looked up to to see how poll the Pooh bj A.V Milne and ing at almost every grade level, hands-on and group activities, Catalano said. "M) family has always been ties should work," Redfern said. politically involved and politi- "I lopefulty one day I'll be able to cally active," Redfern said. emulate bis sin (ess.'' Senator-at-l.arge lustin up by the other senators, Edens It was more my peers here at Redfern may achieve politi- USG Albright suggested the seal be continued to say it was too late MINORITIES Bowling Green and my friends cal success August 17, when From Page 1 made into a resolution format, not to approve the seal when From Page 1 in ouraged me ... to run. he is expected to be appointed again since it is planned to be they wish to use it for the iris] wasn't really involved to llciningei's seat, and again l ions being that the seal cannot used for a long time. upcoming semester. 2010." In the decision-making process in Novembet il he defeats be used on anything profitable Senator-at-Large Clayton At the end of the discus- Enrollment for this fall semes- at all." Republican Mark HoUenbaugh or fund raising." Stewart brought up the point sion, a 6-4 vote decided that ter of incoming freshmen is esti- bsaidMichaelZickar.chair for First Ward representative. He e-mailed a picture of the that because the seal cannot Edens will create the seal in a mated at 3,150, which is down of the Wood County Democratic I hope that if nothing else, I seal to all other members of be used for profitable uses, resolution format and bring it from previous years; however the Party and faculty advisor for the can gain a bettet understanding USU asking anyone objected it brings up "murky" areas. back on the first meeting of the number of transfer students is I temocrats, also encour- ol people and what they want to approving the seal to speak He warned this could create semester, which will take place 625, which has risen. This will iiito run for the First Ward from theit government" Redfem up. I dens received no nega- unknown problems that sena- on Aug. 31. keep the class sizes the same for seal in the November election. said. "It's verj easj to be on the tive feedback from any other tors could stay unaware of until Other topics discussed the fall, Swegan said. Out of the I always found lacob to outside ol government and to lx' members. they "hit the roadblock." at the meeting included the incoming freshmen, 17 percent be somebody who was very constantly criticizing everything Many questions were Stewart also addressed the lerome Library art displays are minority students this fall. thoughtful ... somebody who t lie goMi ninei it does... It s gi ling raised before the seal could be idea that some of the sena- that Stewart is working on In order to help increase would lie good to help bridge the to be a i ompletely new expert approved by the members. Off- tors never objected to the seal potentially being funded by enrollment overall for the com- community and the University," encefol me to lie on the inside of CampusSenatorChrisSchiazza because they were too worried the Toledo Public Art Museum, ing years, the University has -.lid. I lesaid he sat down government." said his concern was that in they would hurt Eden's feel- this upcoming fall semester's more than doubled its effort in with lacob in February to talk Another University student, order to be more professional it ings, lie then asked if Edens free giveaway for students, and recruiting across the state along about what was involved in run- Rob l.iiiinelliain/.isalso running would be appropriate to stand received any e-mails displaying a possible future newsletter with programs on campus. ning for council. for city council in November. He up to the whole Senate since positive feedback, which Edens featuring columns written by "Now there is a greater invest- Although Redfem said Chris is running as an Independent for using the seal would become a had not. USG members that could be ment for the incoming students didn't have much influence on the Second Ward seat. lasting tradition. With all the points brought made available to students. of the University," Swegan said. WINTHROP TERRACE ash for clunkers' does not live up to the hype

& SUMMIT ByS*thBor*nst«in to, with the median age of cars ted Press on the road in 2008 rising to a TERRACE record high of 9.4 years, accord- WASH1NGTO . "Cash for ing to R.L. Polk & Co. GAS/HEAT clunkers" could have the same While some people have effect on global wanning pol- worried that there might be an FREE lution as shutting down the added environmental and ener- entire country every automo- gy cost to recycling the metal bile, every factory, every power in the junked cars, experts said WATER plant for an hour per year. that is not the case. Generally, it That could rise to three hours saves energy to use recycled steel FREE if the program is extended by in cars rather than newly made Congress and remains as popu- steel, Belzowski said. HIGH SPEED lar ash is now The cars being bought aren't INTERNET Climate experts aren't just more gas-stingy than what impressed they're replacing — they are FREE Compared to overall carbon 18 percent more efficient on dioxide emissions in the United average than other new cars, State., the pollution savings according to the Department of PRIVATE CAMPUS from cash for clunkers do not Transportation. RICKBOWMER I AP PHOTO SHUTTLE noticeably move the fuel gauge. "This is a win-win pro- TRADE: A "Cash lor Clunkers" skjii hangs in front of a Subaru car dealership in Oregon City. Ore. Monday. July 27. ?009 Car and truck buy- Environmental experts say the gram for everybody," said program conceived primarily eis looking to ditch their gas guzzlers are flocking to dealerships to take advantage ol the government's "cash for clunkers" program and buy National Highway Traffic Safety to stimulate the economy and more fuel efficient vehicles, boosting sales in showrooms across the country Administration spokesman Eric CABLE jump-start the auto industry — Bolton. "The program is raising is DO! an effective way to attack by just under 700.000 tons a year. Department of Energy. Michigan's Transportation the average fuel economy of the FREE climate change While thai may sound impres- For individuals, the program Research Institute. "It's really fleet while getting the dirtiest "As a carbon dioxide pnln \. sive, it's nothing compared to scores big. Vehicle owners who small numbers. But if you don't vehicles off the roads." this is a terribly wasteful thing what the U.S. spewed last year: trade in an older, gas-guzzling start somewhere, where are you Bolton said there is another HASSLE to do," said Henry iacoby, a pro nearly 6.4 billion tons land that truck or car for a newer fuel-effi- going to start? It heads the coun- benefit to the program: Newer lessor ol management and co- was down from previous years). cient vehicle can gel $3,500 to try in the right direction," cars "are considerably safer FREE director of the loinl Program on I hat means on average, every $4,500 in rebates. On average The House has passed a bill than the old clunkers they are the Science and Policy of Global hour, America emits 728,000 each year, they will save 287 gal- at President Barack Obama's replacing." Change at Mil. " I he amount of tons of carbon dioxide. The total lons of gas, more than $700 in request to pump an additional But some energy experts say carbon you are saving per federal savings per year from cash for fuel costs and close to 3 tons in $2 billion into the program. If the the country is overpaying for CALL US expenditure is very, very small." clunkers translates to about 57 carbon dioxide pollution. Senate follows suit, the potential the pollution reductions, mostly Officials expect a quarter-mil- minutes of America's output of The problem is, there aren't effect on pollution and energy because cash for clunkers is more lion gas guzzlers will be junked the chief greenhouse gas. enough of these individuals to would triple. But experts say that about stimulating the economy FOR under the original $1 billion set Likewise, America will be dent the national or global ener- it is still not much compared to than cutting pollution. aside by (ingress money thai using nearly 72 million fewer gy and environmental problems. the overall problem. Paying up to $4,500 per is now all hut exhausted. gallons of gasoline a year "There's 260 million vehicles One benefit of cash for clunk- clunker means the government CURRENT Calculations by The Associated because of the program, based on the road and you're talking a ers is that it takes some of the is spending more than $160 Press, using Department of on the first quarter-million quarter-million vehicles. It's not dirtiest cars off the road for good for every ton of carbon dioxide transportation figures, show vehicles replaced. U.S. drivers even close. It's just a drop in the — their engines are immobilized removed over 10 years, said M IT's SPECIALS! that replacing those fuel hogs will go through that amount of gas bucket," said Bruce Belzowski, with "liquid glass" and the rest Iacoby, co-author of the book reduce carbon dioxide emissions every I hours, according to the a scientist at the University of of the vehicle can be recycled. 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Ohio, was arrested for disorderly BLOTTER Charles Wooten Lii, 20. of conduct for public urination WORKING FOR THE SUMMER Elmore, Ohio, was cited for SATURDAY, littering. Kara Rodgers. 51. of Bowling Green AUGUST 1,2009 was arrested for failure to reinstate. Joseph Dybala. 26. of Toledo was Rodgers was also found to have an Suzanne Haley. 25, of Westlake. cited for an open container of active warrant through Hancock Ohio, Theresa Jasinslci. 21. of Euclid. alcohol. County for failure to comply with a Ohio, Sarah Limlce. 25. of Cincinnati court order. were cited for open containers of Michael Allen. 26. of Bowling alcohol. Green was arrested for criminal MONDAY. mischief after he urinated in the AUGUST 3, 2009 Nicole Riffle. 25. of McClure. Ohio, drinking fountain at the Cla-Zel in downtown Bowling Green. was cited for an open container of Michael Sussman. 50. of Ann Arbor. alcohol. Alexander Pullom. 22^ and Paul Mich , was cited for disorderly conduct for public urination Cody Jones, 19. of Napoleon. Ohio, Slack. 22. of Toledo were cited for and Brett Petersen. 18. of Deshler, possession of marijuana. Pullom Ohio, were cited for open containers was also cited for possession or TUESDAY, of alcohol and underage possession. drug paraphernalia. AUGUST 4, 2009

Tyler Nye. 20. of Tontogany, Ohio, Nicole Camp. 22. of Bowling Green was cited for underage possession SUNDAY, was arrested for assault after she kicked of alcohol. AUGUST 2, 2009 a doctor in the face in the emergency room at Wood County Hospital and Dana Mannix. 21. of Strongsyille. Nicholas Falzetta. 25. of Ann was refused to cooperate with the staff. Ohto, was cited for disorderly Arbor. Mich., was cited for disor- conduct for public urination. derly conduct for public urination. Antorian Cobb. 18, of Bowling Green was arrested for possession of Brandon Gill. 20. of Port Clinton. Jarrid Marroquin. 22. of Fremont. marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Ohio, was arrested for littering, Ohio, was cited for prohibited acts AUINABU2AS 'HEB for attempting to use someone possession of marijuana and pos- James Jordan, 22. of Monroe. Mich., SWEET SUMMER STAND: Si«-year-old Jaden Quintan spends Monday afternoon at his lemonade stand on the corner of N. Prospect else's ID. session of drug paraphernalia. and Joseph Kennard. 22. of Bowling Green were arrested for assault after and Ridge St. According to his mother. Qumlan sold cups of lemonade lor a dollar each and had made six dollars in his first two hours. Matthew Vaslco. 21. of Bowling Lamont Crosby. 20. of Toledo they dragged and punched a victim Green was cited for an open was cited for littering. causing a laceration to his right eye. container of alcohol. Jordan was also arrested for possession Vincent Grandillo. 19, of Tiffin. of marijuana. WOOD COUNTY FAIR EVENT SCHEDULE Some events taken from Wood County Far Jeremiah Johnson. 50. of Toledo Ohio, was cited for prohibited was cited for disorderly conduct acts after he tried to use someone Emily Gorowski. 20. of Bowling Green WEDNESDAY 6:50 p.n. SUNDAY else's ID. for public urination. was cited for underage consumption 12 p.m. Wood County Fair Mini 5o.m. of alcohol. Anthony Cerasi, 22. of Broadview Mouath Shaya. 19. of Bowling Business Day Displays Tractor Pull Chainsaw Carvings Heights, Ohio, was cited for Green was cited for disorderly Open Grandstand Auction disorderly conduct for refusing conduct for public urination. Annex Building Free Tent in the Jr. Fair Building ONLINE: Go to bgviews.com for the com- 7 p.m. -10 p.m. to leave The Attic in downtown Area Austin Ptak. 22. of Chargrin Falls, Bowling Green. k plete blotter list C:JJ p.n. Cross Creek Band Harness Racing Free Tent in the Jr. Fair Building 4 p.m. - 6 pm Grandstand Area BGSU Juggling Club Midway strolling entertainment THURSDAY OpLfTI 7 pm. eBilling makes long awaited debut 9 a.m Square Dancing In front of the livestock barns Combine Demo Derby By Hannah Nusscr Antique Tractor Pull is not subtracting financial aid Admission: $5 Reporter "With any new Divisions 2 & 3 from the bills," Williams-Nell FRIDAY Children under t Free. Grandstand system and any new said. "We have a very large stu- 7 p.m. Grandstand A new billing system, recently dent population on this campus 4 pm Cheerleading Competition implemented by the University, who receives aid." MONDAY look of a bill comes Wood County Altered Grandstand brings its many benefits at a price. The Bursar Office assures stu- 4 50 p.m. Farm Stock Tractor Pull The University recently some education..." dents that the financial aid they 8 pm - '0 p.m. Catch-A-Pig Contest switched to eBilling — a new receive is taken into account as Grandstand Mynd Crym Band Gramistand paperless billing system. Benefits lawn Williams-Nell | Acting Bursar anticipated aid' and they arc only 5p.m Free Tent in the Jr. Fair Building of the new bill pay system include required to pay the amount their 7pm Wood County Fair Semi Area faster, 24-hour ability to pay bills, theawarcness of theswitch began bill is anticipated to be after they Demolition Derby more self-service of students' own in early March. The University receive the aid. Truck Pull SATURDAY Admission $5 finances and improved commu- began to send out literature as a Student Services began plan- Grandstand nication for University staff. means of informing students and ning the implementation of this 8:50 p.m. Children under 6: Free. "In today's world many of us... parents of the new bill paying sys- new system in the fall of 2006. Little Big Town Concert Grandstand expect more self service oppor- tem that would soon be available. While many continuing students Wood County 4-Wheel Admission: $25 for Hack reserved seats tunities with the Internet," said The University launched the will notice bill paying is now very Drive Truck Pull $20 (or grandstand reserved seats 'lawn Williams-Nell, acting new system April 4. The go-live different it is not just the Bursar's Grandstand Grandstand bursar. date was chosen in hopes of less- Office that has been affected. The University switched to ening the impart of such a cam- Admissions and Registration and Internet-only billing in hopes of pus-wide change. Apri I is toward Student Financial Aid are also creating a more convenient bill the end of spring semester and included and now all run on the pay environment for parents and the beginning of a new bill- same system, therefore mak- You deserve a factual look at... students. ing cycle for summer semester. ing the transfer of information All students now have the The change primarily affected throughout the University more Mr. Netanyahu's Offer (I) option to enroll a parent or guest, those taking summer classes accurate and convenient. complete with their own 1.1). and as opposed to the 18,000 stu- The Bursar Office maintains Would it bring peace Co the tortured Middle East? password, giving them the abil- dents who typically start in fall, that while they have not noticed ity to view and pay student's bills. Williams-Nell said. Williams- much more telephone or e-mail In a complete turnabout from previous positions, but probably also yielding to enormous pressure by President Obama. Israel's Prime Minister "Bibi" Netanyahu has declared his willingness to accept a Palestinian state. Notably, enrolling paVents for this Nell believes students need only traffic, inquiries about bills come option does not give them access a couple of months to under- in quicker, due to the fast-paced What are the tacts? unilaterally evacuated every last Jewish family from to the student's BG1 account — stand the new billing system. nature of the Internet versus tra- A generous offer. Since the "two-stale solution" Gaza. One would have hoped thai the Palestinians, solely the student's bills view/pay However, misunderstandings ditional paper bills. has long been declared lo be the Holy Grail of the grateful for being rid of the hated Jews and no longer Web page. about the new bill have arisen in "Everybody's used to the old Palestinians, one would have expected that Mr. having to suffer their presence, would have shown While the new billing system is the midst of the change. system," Marcella Hayes, a Netanyahu's announcement be greeted with cheers their gratitude for that "liberation." Instead, almost meant to enhance convenience "It's kind of confusing," Amanda student clerk in the Bursar's and hosannas. That, however, not surprisingly from Ihe wry first day, they bombarded Israeli cities and self-service abilities for both Rosario, freshman, said. "It took a Office, said. "It's a lot of repeti- perhaps, was not the case. In fact, the Palestinians and with thousands of rockets. Eventually, Ihe patience of Israel snapped and it invaded Gaza to put a stop to students and staff, it has proven to really long time for me to receive tive questions." all others involved declared il to be an insult and a "non-Starter." The principal objections were that Mr. this outrage. It has to be clear to all that having had be less than a flawless transition, With the new system conies financial aid." Netanyahu insisted that the newly created Palestinian such bad experience with Gaza. Israel is fully justified "With any new system and any Many have experienced the a standard due date for all bills. state would have lo be totally demilitarized, and thai to expect that if statehood were ultimately granted to new look of a bill comes some dilemma that, due to federal I-'rom now on, bills will be pub- its air space would be ■■I ii ■— the Palestinians., and if education that has to go with it," regulations, financial aid is not lished the fifth of every month, available to (he IAF "As Abba Eban, Israel's former Foreign demilitarization were not Williams-Nell said. allowed to be subtracted from and due on the 25, regardless of (Israeli Air Force); that imposed and strictly Secretary put it: 'The Arabs will never miss Williams-Nell added many stu- student's bills until 10 days prior time and weekday. Jerusalem would remain supervised. the dents and parents should not be to start of each semester, whereas The vendor chosen to best suit undivided as the capital of an opportunity to miss an opportunity." Palestinians of the "West surprised by the new system, due the bill due date is weeks before the University's needs is Cashnet, the Jewish stale; thai Ihe ' Bank' would be equally inclined to attack Israel on a daily basis. Instead of to the abundant marketing prior the start of each semester. also utilized by peer schools such "Palestinian refugees" would, if they so desired, be returned to the newly formed slate and not to Israel; being confronted by the insular Gaza. Israel would be to going live on the new system. "One of our biggest challenges as Kent State, Ohio University and that Ihe Palestinians acknowledge Israel as the state surrounded totally by those who are sworn to destroy The first marketing strategies for and concerns that we've heard Miami of Ohio. of the Jews; and. finally, that he did not commit for it. Full demilitarization would have to be a key the "settlements" to be dismantled. We shall address requirement of any Palestinian statehood. Without it, some of these objections in this message. Ihe rest in a virtually all of Israel - its population centers, its future message. industries, its military installations and its The "Settlements." Judea/Samaria (the "West international airport - would be under the gun. Life Bank") is the ancient Biblical homeland of the Jewish in Israel would be virtually impossible. How could people. This area is part of the Palestinian Mandate, anybody possibly think otherwise? Fall 2009 Housing which was declared by the Balfour Declaration and by Return of the "Refugees." During the 1948 War of Ihe mandate of Ihe League of Nations, to be the Liberation, about 650,000 Arabs, goaded by their homeland of the Jewish people. After Ihe 1948 War of leaders, fled the nascent state of Israel. They and their Israel's Liberation this area remained in possession of descendants wish to "return" to Israel. That is a CLOSE TO CAMPUS the Kingdom of Jordan, which declared sovereignty bizarre request. The principal purpose of a over the area. The only possible rationale for the Palestinian stale would obviously have to be the conclusion that this area is Palestinian land is that it ingathering and settling of the "Palestinian.refugees" is encompassed by the 1949 armistice line. There is and not to foist them onto Israel. Injecting them into absolutely no other reason. This area has never been Israel would undermine the Jewish state and smooth 2 a 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND TOWNHOUSES Palestinian land. In fact, never before the creation of the path to its destruction. And that is, indeed, the the State of Israel has there ever been a Palestinian rub. The principal intent of Ihe Arabs is not the people or a Palestinian country anywhere in the long creation of a state, but, as they repeat over and over, CAMPBELL HILL TOWNHOUSES course of human history. The Palestinians were never the destruction of Israel, which they call the "cancer until recent times in any control over the area. At the on the Arab body." And don't let's forget that about COLUMBIA COURT APARTMENTS very most, the area could be described as "disputed.*' 800.000 Jews, who escaped barely with their lives In fact, a very good case could be made that Jews haw from Arab countries during the War of Liberation in HEINZ APARTMENTS a better right than the Arabs to live there. What a 1948 and during the Six-Day War in 1967. were shame that even Ihe leaders of our country cannot quickly absorbed into the state of Israel and are now see this fundamental truth. And don't let's forget that at least one-half of the total population. The Arabs, in over one million Arabs live in Israel unmolested and contrast, have kept their "refugees" in miserable ASK ABOUT OUR nobody gets exercised about that. refugee camps for the last 60+ years, on the dole of Demilitarization. Not so long ago. Israel the world - mostly that of the United States. There is little likelihood that Mr. Netanyahu's generous offer, however it might ultimately be modified, will be 3-5 BEDROOM HOUSES accepted by the Arabs. Because, if that were the objective, they could have had their own state for over seventy years. Bui whatever was oftered was never sufficient. As Abba Eban. Israel's former Foreign Secretary, so well put it: "The Arabs will never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity." Sadly, therefore, there is little question that Mr. Netanyahu's generous offer of a separate state for the Palestinians will again be rejected - 1-2 BEDROOM RPRRTMERTS most likely even being followed by another "intifada."

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Travelin' the Globe: Auto program mistaken School year travel brings lifetime of memories for longterm solution Seems that the vehicles traded in - Knrolling in Czech class. The Dublin airport when an inch or so Kcukenhof. die world's largest must be destroyed. To do this, the first word I teamed: snut. which of snow led to the cancellation of flower gardens, and acre after acre engine oil is drained and a chem- means "dead." all nights. of tulip and hyacinth fields ical is pound into the engine -Acquiring a free, but junky -Walking alone in the Agora -Touring the 1 iallein, Austria, and the engine is then run until bicycle in Salzburg that didn't in Athens on a 65-degree day in salt mine in horribly awful, hood- it seizes up. In addition, die scrap have properly working breaks and February and then climbing the ed, white suits with my friend yard can't sell any power train a leaky beck tia-, but nonetheless Acropolis Katy and her friend Lydia when Congress is under pressure to components from the vehicle, WARREN, Ohio-This is ft.1 became quite trusted and true. -Losing my camera's lens cap at they visited from England. add an additional $2 billion to such as transmissions, transaxles graduate on Saturday and my -Climbing down the I Intersberg the Temple of Olympian Zeus in -Watching a homeless man the Cash for Clunkers program. or axles. The vehicles are to be Travelin' the Globe columns arc mountain (1972 meters) and get- Athens. steal a friend of mine's purse in Seems as though the program destroyed or shredded within 180 now coming to an end. ting lost mere feet from the end of -Cringing and being scared I jubljana, Slovenia was much more popular than days. So much for recycling of Instead of ending my columns the trail. every time a dog would fol- -Seeing "Spring Awakening" in the great thinkers and plan- used auto parts. for Hie BG News with complaints -Taking my first train ride to a low my friends and me in German in Vienna widi my friend ners in Washington originally All in all, car sates were up up about being in Ohio or questions non-Gennan-speaking country Santorini, one of which fol- Jennica. Then we headed to the anticipated. up, which should make everyone about what I will do next, I think (Italy) and touring Venice with my lowed us as we climbed a Life Ball, a benefit event for AIDS According to a Jury 31AP happy, but wait—yes, there's a roundup of my best memories friend Sammy. I went for die glass mountain and waited for us as research, where we saw Katy Perry report, nearly 250,000 new still more. The CEO of Edmunds (and not necessarily my fondest! culture on Murano and wasn't we ate lunch in a restaurant. perform vehicles were sold under the com opined in the Aug 3 issue of from the past year, which includes disappointed. -Almost being stranded on -Arriving in Dubrovnik, Croatia, program, which officially began the Wall Street Journal diat other my time in New York City, is in -Attending my first Cardiac Santorini because our ferry was without any problems after an on July 1. Result: the program has factors are at work in the sales order. Mere they are in chrono- Move concert in Vienna, and cancelled. eight-hour train ride and a 10- burned through the original SI surge. In essence, the increased logical order then seeing them perform a -Snowboarding in Upper hour bus ride. billion diat was supposed to fund sates are cannibalizing sales -Spending as many nights second time with Ich + Ich at the Austria and later skiing in the -Finally enjoying a beach it lili Nov. 1. from other periods and, when as I could watching the sun set Obertauem ski resort opening. Austrian Alps in season in Dubrovnik and Congress evidently didn't Cash For Clunkers is but a fading behind the l-'inancial District from - Being beaten by the -Enrolling in fencing class, later jumping off rocks into the understand what is obvious memory, auto sales may be even the Brooklyn I leights Promenade. Krampusse (scary, hairy monsters which proved to be one of the Adriatic Sea. to any nonnal person. The lower than they normally would -Learning about the lottery diat beat misbehaving children) best decisions I have ever made, -Eating the best bacon cheese- American people aren't stupid; have been. System for tickets to Broadway at the Krampus Walk in St. as I made a wonderful group of burger I have ever had at The Bird if someone is going to provide I understand that businesses, musicals. My first win was for "In Leonhard, Austria, in preparation Gennan-speaking friends whom 1 in Beriin. up to $4,500 in what amounts large and small, are guilty of the I leights." I was most excited for St. Nicholas Day. did not want to leave. -Baking cupcakes for my to free cash to buy a new tar, many of these same faults. But to win a ticket to "Wicked', with -Spending my (Christmas -Showing my parents around German-speaking friends and and if you're in the market any- the difference is that the Cash "Rent" as a close second. holidays in Romania with my Salzburg the lake District, treating them to a small bit of way, well, why not?This is yet for Clunkers program uses our -I tearing the New York roommate and bravely trying Munich, and Nuremburgand act- American culture. another example of the l-ederal money. I don't have to buy from Philharmonic play Tchaikovsky's Romanian foods ing like a tourist and a tour guide And last, but not least, some- Governments inability to com- Kroger or Wal Mart, but I have to " 1812 (X'crture" on the Great -Seeing the Elgin Marbles, at the same time. thing 1 did throughout the year, prehend the obvious. pay my taxes. I awn in Central Park a group of classical Greek -Visiting Delft, Netherlands, the but my final visits were the most But wait—there's more. The big question is this, and -Photographing the water lilies marble sculptures belonging hometown of one of my favorite memorable: Although die program officially it has nothing to do with car at Brooklyn Botanic Garden and to the Parthenon, in the British painter, Johannes Vermeer. -Eating drinking and reveling began on Jury 1, the paperwork sales. Given the Government's the roses and lilies at die New York Museum, and then ironically, one -Seeing Vermeers masterpieces, in a wonderful life in Salzburg at processing didn't begin until July track record of handling this pro- Botanical Garden. week later, seeing the Parthenon "View of Delft "and "Girl with a the Augustiner brewery and beer 24. Edmunds Auto Observer gram, their lack of preparation, -Eating the best Rum Raisin ice with copies of its own marbles. Pearl Earring" in the same room garden. reported that the customer site demonstrated inability to see cream I have ever had at Coney -Watching I,ondon shut down in the Mauritshuis in The I lague, and the dealer site shared the the obvious, lack of interdepart- Island. as it received a record six inches of Netherlands. same server, which crashed on mental communication skills and -Singing dancing and drinking snow while I was a visitor. -Being in tulip heaven in Respond lo Allison's column at the same day. Paperwork was incompetence at managing the at Oktoberfest. -Spending the night in the Lisse, Netherlands, the home of bgneuis.com snarled and dealers and custom- rr infrastructure, would you really ers were uncertain as to whether want them to handle health care? they could do a deal under the I don't. program. Seems that Uncle Sugar A final diouglit: I'm not sure I'll didn't manage the IT infrastruc- return as a columnist in the fall. A walk long overdue; Univeristy student graduates. ture properly. That derision is up to the new But wait—there's still more. BG News editor. However it turns Scripps after a year or so. "Over time the fact direction journalism is going. 1 Just before the program began, out, I've certainly enjoyed writing It was all or nothing for me, so also want to write a memoir of the EPA revised its list of eligible a weekly column. Judging from /atW- TYLER SWORDEN 1 just applied for Scripps again that I really want to sorts focusing on the frustrat- vehicles. Some vehicles that were the reactions, some have enjoyed SPORTS EDITOR in the spring of 2003 after being ing subtleties of life. eligible weren't; some that weren't, it and some were less than happy a coach potato through the fall. get out of this town To be honest, I want to go were. Got that? About 100 with my positions, and that's Once again 1 was denied, thus back to school, as if I have not names and types of vehicles were okay. I think ofWillie Stargell, the settling on my hometown as a has gotten to me." had enough, and obtain a teach- involved. The National Highway outfielder and first baseman of Seven years ago, I gradu- contingency. ing certificate. I would love to Traffic Safety Administration the 1979 champion Pittsburgh ated high school right here in The University treated me each semester. In the end, sev- teach high school composition. wasn't aware of the change, and Pirates. He was the oldest man Bowling Green. good until the spring of 2005, eral factors played into why 1 People have always thought that "anyone who made a deal on the team; his nickname was 2.500 days later, I am receiv- when I found myself encounter- have attended college this long, of me as a motivational per- before July 24th did so at their "Pupa." And Pops described his ing a Bachelor's Degree from ing the proverbial bad semester. yet do not have a Doctorate. son who could make learning own risk", according to Jalopnik. job on the team very simply; "I'm the University. That is right, My grades suffered immensely. Throughout my so called entertaining and fun. com. Additionally, it seems that the straw that stirs the drink." BG's own Van Wilder is finally I took the fall off from school tenure as a student, there have I know my time at the the staff of one of the sponsor- Take care, and good luck. graduating college. and came back in January of been many pros and cons as University has been more than ing members of Congress wasn't Before delving into the intri- 2006 ready to rock and roll. a townie. I was able to live at a scholarly endeavor and I really aware of the change. A failure to cate details of why it took me so That year was good for me home and save a lot of money communicate, perhaps? Respond lo Pttiis column at long, 1 must say that my motto both academically and person- that would have gone toward See SWORDEN I Paqe8 But wait — there's SITLL more. bgneivs.com has always been not how long ally, seeing that I started dating room and board. it takes, but whether or not you a girl who 11 hought was way out However, over time the fact finish. of my league, yet I worked for it that 1 really want to get out of Fresh out of high school, I anyway and it paid off. this town has gotten to me. really didn't have lofty aspi- Less than a year later she My degree is in print journal- CALLING ALL COLUMNISTS AND CARTOONISTS!!!! rations concerning college. left me behind, but somehow ism with a minor in Canadian 1 wanted to get into the very I managed to make the Dean's Studies. Ironically enough, I Need a place to voice your opinions? The Forum selective E. VV. Scripps School of List for the first and only time. really do not want to write for Journalism at Ohio University. 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Wood County Fair teaches more The Wood County Fait will take place than just tomoftow through Monday at the Wood County Fairgrounds technique located at 13800 WPoe ByVinc.Driv.r Rd. A weeklong pass is Reporter $18. For mote information call 419-352-0441 In July, most nine-year-old girls spend their time at day care. Ezra Sawyer spends her time learning hooks at the PERRYSBURG International Boxing Club. I he International Boxing Club is located on Adams South of the Street in Toledo where youth Border Festival from a variety of backgrounds On Friday and Saturday can be seen through barred windows. Here, young boxers the Perrysburg Heights train to improve their skills Community Association in a sport that has a long and will host Ohio's South of storied history with the city. World champions and gold the Border Festival. The medalists have both been event starts at 5 p.m. produced by the glass city, not on Friday and 2 p.m. on to mention the many Golden Saturday. Tickets are $10 l dove fighters. In the gym, coaches Kelly for ages 13 and up and $2 Boucha and Marry Cummins for children under 11. For bark instructions to the group more information call of about 15 kids. The group starts off with cardio drills, 419-874-4529. shuffling between heavy bags and working on their foot- work, then move quickly into the boxing ring for some light contact drills. TOLEDO Coach Cummins isn't just in the business of training boxers. After working as a pro- Franlcies moter, coach and other vari- Inner-City ous positions on the business side of boxing. Cummins's Thursday watch the band concern now is for the Tight Dungen at Frankies Inner- ers themselves. F.very practice City in Toledo. Doors open begins and ends with the stu- dentschecring'work hard'and at 9 p.m. and tickets are good work,' respectively. He is $13 in advance and at the Bartender combats slow summer with music festival most concerned with tbe wel- door on the day of the fare and growth of his pupils, By Vine* Driver making him a rare commod- show. For more informa- was able to get the best area bands to play Reporter TUNAFEST 6 ity in the oft-maligned field of tion call 419-693-5300. for free, and it was packed." Friday at 7p.m. boxing trainers. The music event of the summer The Welders "One of t he t h i ngs we're try- is returning, asTunafest 6 is tak- Charlie "Tuna" Sittniek Rods Collision ing to teach the kids is about ing over Howard's this weekend. Nate Baker the importance of an educa- The three day festival began fair share of stories. it's all about." Looney Tunas tion," Cummins said. "Life is six years ago when Charles "Tunafest is a party for the The tickets will cost S5 though Jeff & Abby a business, no matter what Sittniek, also know as Charlie town.," Tuna said. "It started as more items will be available for you're in, people can tell if you Tuna, thought the summer a crazy idea six years ago. I got purchase such as mini harmon- Saturday al 3p.m. have an education." needed a festival pick-me-up. all the local hands, best bands, icas and T-shirts. The Corner Jason Laporte This obsession with edu- The festival kicks off on Friday, to |)hi\. Six years later, its a three Grill will be providing food for Turophilc cation has been the defin- and will extend to Sunday night. day music festival." visitors. Saturnine Hello ing characteristic for the The event will see 17 hands Tuna described the I ooney Tuna describes the first festi- Killbot Zero Intel national Boxing Gym, performing, including Charlie Tunes as off the wall covers from val as happening during a hot. Fishing Ice which has been operating as Arts Gone Wild Tuna's band the l.ooney Tunas, a variety of acts such as OCR and slow summer. Josh Denning a nonprofit since December and his personal jam session. lohn Lennon. "I was able to get the best Steve Meeker 1998. Cummins has been On Friday and Saturday Several other local hands are The other hands run the area hands to play for free, and involved since before that, the the Toledo Botanical slated to play, and The Welders, a gamut from acoustic to reg it was packed," he said. "It was Sunday at 3p.m. only constant in a gym that Garden will host Arts band notorious for rare Bowling gae, with rock being best rep- incredible." Charlie Tuna Jam Session has seen multiple coaches and Green show's, are opening up resented. I hccu'iil can best besummed Outfield Reggae buildings as well as its share of gone wild. The festival will the festival at 7 p.m. on Friday. "People will recognize it. its up by Tuna himself. When asked Zippy & the Slovvtones skilled boxers. Today the gym is feature a variety of Charlie Tuna is well known stuff you usually won't hear what he was looking forward to Jimmy Lambert free for any student, from age activities from hands-on among Howard's regulars as a being played in a liar. "Tuna said. in the event this year. Tuna said, C Ml Castle character with more than hi-. "Its just a fun time, that's what "people having fun." see BOXING Page 8 sessions to live performances. This event is free to the public. For more information call Social networking Web site 419-936-2986. targets students as sole users

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; brink of folding Karen Matthews and answering the grand jury's j The 22-year-old league The Associated Press very direct and very consid- ! suffered through financial ered questions, it was clear to us that they understood that Mr. ! turmoil last season and NEW YORK—Former New York Giants star Plaxico Burress was Pierce acted as any citizen under ; according to a regional indicted by a grand jury on weap- extraordinary circumstances ; director for the AFL players ons charges for shooting himself would have acted." j association, filing for in the thigh at a Manhattan night- Burress was at the Latin Quarter club and faces a minimum prison nightclub Nov. 29 when a gun I bankruptcy is inevitable. sentence of 3 112 years if convicted, tucked into his waistband slipped prosecutors announced Monday. down his leg and fired, shooting ONLINE The indictment charged the 31- him in the right thigh. year-old Burress with two counts Prosecutors said Monday that The BG News of criminal possession of a weapon after taking Burress to the hos- j Sports Blog and one count of reckless endan- pital, Pierce drove the gun to his own home in New Jersey—not Be sure to log on to The BG germent, Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said. to Burress' home, as was origi- News Sports Blog for "Thegrandjuryappliedthelawto nally reported. They said he later continued news and updates the facts of this case," Morgent hau arranged for it to be taken to ; on your favorite Falcon teams. said. He said the accidental shoot- Burress' home. ing at the Latin Quarter nightclub Assistant District Attorney lohn j We will continue to produce on Nov. 29 was treated "like any Wolfstaetter said the bullet that • updates on Falcons sports as similar case against any other hit Burress narrowly missed a j well as other teams around defendant." nightclub security guard who was Burress' lawyer, Benjamin standing inches away. ! the MAC throughout the Brafman, said he was disappoint- The bullet lodged in the floor ! summer. ed but not surprised by the indict- and was recovered by a bartender, ; www.bgnewssports.com ment, which came after Burress Morgenthau said. testified before the grand jury and "He wanted it as a souvenir but OUR CALL expressed remorse. we told him he had to turn it over," "When you have the mayor and he said, the district attorney both public- The gun was not licensed in ! Today in ly demanding a maximum pris- New York or in New lersey, where on sentence, it was perhaps too Burress lived, prosecutors said. : Sports History much to hope for the grand jury to Burress' license to carry a con- conduct a sympathetic review of cealed weapon in the state of j 1991—Paul Brown, founder the unique facts of this sad case," Florida had expired in May 2008. i of the Cleveland Browns and Brafman said in a statement. The charges Burress was indict- i Cincinnati Bengals, died at Burress' former teammate ed on carry a mandatory mini- Antonio Pierce, who was with mum sentence of 3 1/2 years in • age 82. Burress in the club and drove him prison. He pleaded not guilty to j 1967—The Denver Broncos to the hospital, was not indicted. weapons charges earlier this year The panel also did not indict the and is free on $100,000 bail. ■ became the first AFL team to nightclub security guard who car- The grand jury indictment ! beat an NFL team (Detroit ried the gun to Pierce's car or the comes after plea bargain nego- •Lions), 13-7. hospital staff members who failed tiations broke down, apparently to notify police that Burress had because Morgenthau was insist- 1925—Henry Sullivan been shot. ing that Burress serve at least two ; became the first American Morgenthau said hospital per- years in prison under any plea j to swim across the English sonnel were guilty of "a screw-up agreement. rather than a cover-up" and the Assistant District Attorney Mark I Channel. security guard exhibited "bad Dwyer said it is standard policy judgment in the first degree" but to request a two-year sentence as The List did not commit a crime. part of a plea bargain on such seri- Pierce, who also testified before ous charges. Today is the last issue of the the grand jury last week, was prac- Burress, who caught the win- BG News until the fall semes- ticing with the Giants in Albany ning touchdown for the Giants ■ ter begins in three weeks. For when he learned of the panel's over the New England Patriots decision. in the final minute of the 2008 I our last summer "list", we look Giants President lohn Mara said Super Bowl, also could face dis- I at the top five University ath- the team was pleased that the line- ciplinary action by NFL commis- ; letic stories to keep an eye on backer was not indicted. sioner Roger Goodell. Goodell's "We said last week we felt strong- office announced in June that • during the upcoming year. ly that Antonio's actions did not the league already had started its : 1. Dave Clawson: warrant criminal charges, and examination of the shooting, and obviously the grand jury, having NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said : Coming off a disappointing heard all of the testimony, felt the Monday's indictment "will be con- ; 2008 season, the Falcon foot- same way," he said. sidered as part of that review." 10UISLANZANO APPHOIO ; ball team looks to rebound Pierce's lawyer, M ichael Bach ner, The Giants released Burress in INDICTED: In this June ti .former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress arrives at Manhattan criminal court in New York Burress was indicted by a grand jury on weapons charges for shooting himself in the thigh at a Manhattan nightclub and laces a this fall under the tutelage of said, "By appearing before the Aprjl and he has yet to sign with grand jury for almost three hours another team. minimum prison sentence of 3 1/2 years if convicted, prosecutors announced Monday. Aug 3.2009 | their new head coach. 2. Blades of Steel: New assistant hockey us the opportunity to move back close THE BG NEWS SUDOKU : The University hockey SPORTS to home and to be a part of the Bowling coach brings wealth of ■ program is only guaranteed BRIEFS Green community.'' 5 9 8 1 2 7 I through next season due to experience to Falcon Women's Basketball I financial concerns. A success- bench Falcon Football team team prepares for inter- 8 6 7 4 i fui year could influence the Canisius College assistant hockey picked to finish fifth in national competition ; team's long-term future. coach Mike Mankowski has been hired to 2009 MAC preseason The University women's basketball team one of two assistant coach openings for 6 4 8 3 j 3. Women's Hoops: started practicing last weekend in prepara- the University's hockey program. media poll ! The Falcon women's bas- tion for a nine-day foreign tour later this Interim head coach Dennis Williams The Mid-American Conference ! ketball team has won five month. made the announcement last Friday. announced the 2009 preseason (ootball 3 8 5 ! straight MAC regular season The team will travel to Costa Rica from Williams credited Mankowski's wealth poll, and the University is picked to finish Aug. 12-20. filth in the East Division. ! titles. However, they have of knowledge in recruiting contributed to 4 5 9 1 7 The NCAA allows one foreign tour his hiring. The poll was comprised ol 26 mein • failed for the last two years to bers ol the MAC's media contingent every four years lor a program This year's Mankowski returns to his coaching | qualify for the NCAA tup marks the first foreign tour the BGSU roots in Northwest. Ohio Alter graduat- Buffalo received 155 points to lead the 1 6 I tournament. women's basketball program has ever taken I ing from the University of Toledo in 1990. East, followed by Temple (144). Akron 4. Men's Soccer: The NCAA also allows 10 days o( practices he coached St. John's Jesuit High school (128). Ohio (116). BGSU (101). Kent State 9 2 5 prior to such a trip Irom 1991-2001. leading them to six Ohio (51) and Miami (33) Eric Nichols takes over for The Falcons will play high school Irozen lour appearances. Central Michigan Fred Thompson as head (our games, one of which Mankowski then worked as the general was once again picked 6 9 8 coach of the Men's soccer will be against the Costa manager and head coach of the Toledo to win the West Rican National Team Division, receiving 154 team. Nichols looks to turn IceDiggers Irom 2001-2005 while also 1 8 3 7 4 6 The trip also will serving as a voluntary assistant coach points Close behind around a program that has include clinics for local and scout lor the Toledo Storm ol the Central Michigan was SUDOKO 6 9 » Z L E not had a winning record schoolchildren East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) Irom Western Michigan S 8 I Curt Miller with 126 points, fol- Dave To play: Complete the grid 8 I I S 6 17 E 9 L since going 9-8 in 2000. Outside the gym the 2000-2003 Women's lowed by Northern Clawson so that every row, column team will participate in The last (our seasons he served as E L S 9 8 I Z V 6 5. Volleyball: Illinois (103). Toledo Football and every 3x3 box contains several team bonding Basketball recruiting coordinator at Canisius. The 9 6 E » S Z I L 8 After graduating three All- (71). Ball Slate (58) the digits 1 to 9.There is no experiences, including a Head Coach (irst class he recruited earned 12 weekly Head Coach Z 8 L E I 6 9 S f and Eastern Michigan guessing or math involved. ! MAC seniors last season. whitewater rafting trip. league (Atlantic Hockey League) honors, S fr I 8 9 L 6 E Z ; the Falcon netters possess a zipline excursion and a hiking trip to a vol- the most of any Division I team in the H Just use logic to solve cano and hot springs country. He also had at least one player Central picked up the most votes to i £ 8 6 fr S L Z 9 a youthful, yet experienced selected to the leagues All-Rookie Team win the MAC Championship game with > S 6 L Z 9 8 I E A gift Irom an anonymous donor to the team. A highly touted 18. Western was next with four, while program is primarily funding the trip The each season. L Z 9 I E 8 V 6 S Buffalo and Temple received two apiece freshmen class could play a remaining money was raised by the team Mankowski has also worked exten- role in head coach Denise over the last lew years No University money sively with USA Hockey, having served The Falcons return 11 starters from last season's 6-6 squad that finished tied for I Van De Walle becoming the is being used for the trip. as a coach of Select 16-17 National second in the MAC Fast Only the ten returning letter winners from Development Camps and a director/head ! first MAC coach to win coach ol Mid-American Select 14-15 the 2008-09 season, plus two translers who The team will open the season on 500 career matches. sat out last season due to NCAA transfer District Camps. Sept. 5. hosting the Troy Trojans at Doyt rules are eligible for the trip. "I am extremely excited lor the oppor- Perry Stadium. Opening kickof f is set for 7 p.m. The Falcons schedule for the 2009-10 tunity to be a part of BGSU hockey," season has yet to be announced. Mankowski said. 'My family and I are grateful that Coach Williams has given WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Wednesday.Augusts.2009 7 EXCITING NEW LOCATIONS COMING THIS FALL!

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