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By Will E Sanders to show their driver's license and 10 different wines. They will have Aside from the alcoholic menu, drink to drink responsibly. over. IHE BC NEWS another form of photo identifica- around six beers on tap as well. students can purchase foods that "BGSU police will be coming Black Swamp Pub will only Despite some delays, the Black tion, such as University certificate "The prices are very competi- are common in a pub atmos- through, both in uniform and allow individuals I') and over in Swamp Pub opens today at 11 of registration card or a credit tive with local bars," said Ion phere. Some of the foods include undercover," he sakL i.m., and after 5 am., students 21 card, preferably widi a photo II). Grossman, manager of the Black cheeseburgers, trench fries, moz- The Black Swamp I»iib ran into and will have a bouncer to check ind over are able to purchase not Students who do not have two Swamp Pub. "I am very happy zarella sticks, and chili and other some delays forcing it to open IDs at the door. There will also l>e >nly food but also beer and wine. forms of photo identification or with our prices, a lot of students soups. today when it was originally no smoking in the pub due to The pub will open daily at 11 are underage will be marked were concerned that they were Grossman would like to planned to open on lanuary 17. state restrictions and city restric- expand on the food menu but One of those delays is that the pub i.m., except on Saturday when it underage and reported to judicial going to have to pay a lot here." tions. Ail! open at three p.m., but alco- affairs. Though students may drink said that it will depend on how- had not been inspected by the 10I will only be served from 5 p.m. The decision to serve only beer after five, University employees well food sells. liquor Control Commission, but Some students in the Union mt il closing. and wine was up to University may not buy alcoholic drink while "When we open tomorrow at since then it has. However, as of 7 last night felt thai having a pub on < The Black Swamp Pub closes at officials, they also decided that they are working, and that also eleven. I am expecting some peo- p.m. last night the pub had not campus is a great idea. II a.m. on Thursday, Friday, and the pub could not sell alcoholic includes work breaks. ple will come here with food, but gotten approval from the com- "Il gives you a place to go party Saturday and at midnight on the products until 5 p.m. /Ml alcoholic beverages must be after five I am expecting a whole mission, but they do have their ■ after your finals,' Damon Reed, >ther days of the week. The menu boasts over 30 types bought with cash or credit card, different animal," said Grossman. liquor license. Grossman said last Customers who wish to pur- of beers, both domestic and but the food can be purchased University officials and night that he expected to gel the graduate student, said "()i at leas) :hase beer or wine must be able imported, as well as a wine list of with meal plan money. Grossman want students who approval before the night was grab a beer between them." Union Climbing wall debuts at SRC By Craig Gilford students have already signed up IHE BG NEWS to lake climbing or belay classes, lots When someone thinks of the and 83 of them have actually University Student Recreation gone through the two-hour Center, weightlifting equipment, required course. treadmills, and Ihe track usually According to Gavins, he did come to mind. Now, a new 34- not think that main people open foot climbing wall will occupy would catch on lo the new wall some SRC members' thoughts. so quickly. Those who attended The SRC held its grand open- the grand opening agteed that ing for ils new climbing wall yes- the climbing wall will make a terday afternoon, allowing any good addition to the SRC. -* again certified bellayers to have their "I think once people hear first crack at climbing it. about it and WOK) gets out, it'll Construction eqip- Students, faculty, Freddy and be really good." khuniprakov ment to make way Frieda Falcon, and sic-sic said. attended ihe open-to-all grand Joel Rosso!, freshman, shared for commuters, pro- opening. Those in attendance similar thoughts, saying, "People fessors witnessed Freddie Falcon and are comparing lo Ohio Stale's two of the sic-sic members take climbing wall and saving that it's By Nora Smith IHE eo NEWS a turn at climbing the wall. not as good, but just the fact thai Built in the form of a rock, it is we have one is something I'm For the last two years, the expected thai the climbing wall really excited about." Student Union Parking Lot, I.OI 17, will provide a new challenge lo "This is above and beyond and the lot behind the Sorority be implemented into the work- what I expected," he said. Row, Lot I; have been closed. They outs of people in the campus Although training has been were occupied by the construc- going on since ihe beginning ot tion workers vehicles. community. "People can lift weights twice the semester, open climbing will Now the lots are reopened and a week, use the aerobic equip- began next week, and the wall will be renamed "Union Main." ment twice a week and climb the will be open seven days a week At the start of the semester, the wall twice a week," said Bryan 3:30 -10:30 p.m. lots opened along with the Gavins, assistant director of out- Even with the early popularity, Bowen- Thompson Student door programs. more students are still expected Union. But the lots still appear Besides fitting into someone's to sign-up to use the wall once empty. daily or weekly routine, Gavins word gets out and organizations Now situated at the entrance of said the wall is an acativiiy that begin renting it out for their I nt 17 is a loll booth in which stu- can be done by anyone. events dents and faculty have to pay $2 "This is a fitness option," he "The students are really hyped for the first hour parking in the lot said. "You can come in, you're up about it," Spencer said. and 50 cents for each additional using physical ability to climb "Once we gel the kinks worked hour with an SH limit this thing. You don't have to be a out we won't be able to keep Lot 17, which used to be high-speed mountaineer." people off it," metered, and the lot behind Other SRC directors said they Sorority Row were once parking are excited about the options ihe for staff, sororilies, commuters NEW CLIMBING WALL climbing wall bring to rec center. and construction workers. Now "It's a great addition to the rec WHERE: The Student the lots are barely in use. Some center," said Larry Spencer, Recreation Center students are annoyed by the addi- director of SRC operations. "Il tion of the toll booth. WHEN: From 3:30 p.m. to offers another option for people The annoying tilings is that I 10:30 p.m., seven days a who don't weight lift or aren't have to park out of my way now," week Jeon Trevtno BG News basketball players or swim- said Kenianne Ahrens, a resident mers." COST: $15 for training of Sorority Row. "But I've seen UPWARD BOUND: Junior Justin Ginsburg, pre-law student, attempts to scale the new climbing Since the semester began, 135 classes (butsarable) people doing all sorts of crazy wall at the Student Recreation Center. things to avoid paying the toll and still park in the lot." Appearances dictate that the toll Ixxjth is another way thai the administration is paying for the Union. But Union officials main- Walton's chain tain otherwise Camp conditions bare "The toll booth has nothing to do with paying for the Union," By Lynne Sladky ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER said Dave Crooks, director of the store successful Bowen-Thompson Student GUANTANAMO BAY Union. "The toll is for the new- ByBradFoss Eric Beder, a retail analyst at NAVAL BASE, Cuba — groups thai will begin lo come ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. in Mornings at CampX-ray begin into the Union, when students NEW YORK — Forty years New York. "It is really an incred- at 520 am., one of the day's bring their parents, to assure that after Sam Walton opened his ible story." coolest rimes, wtien tempera- they will have parking." first Wal-Mart in Rogers, Ark., The most notable aspect of tures dip below 70 degrees. "One of the criteria for the the 4,150-store global chain is Wal-Mart's achievement, ana- The detainees from the Afghan Union is that there will be at least about to overtake Exxon Mobil lysts said, Ls that a company war rise from inch-thick foam 200 parking spaces available," he Corp. to become the biggest that makes nothing would mats set on a cement floor in added. "With Lot 17 open, it's eas- company in the world. launch to die front of a list that cells of chain-link fence ier to have accessible parking Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is on has long been dominated by topped by a corrugated metal ready for larger events." track to record more than $220 manufacturers. roof. Also, other parameters went billion in revenue for the 2001 "It's indicative that we've Within minutes, an Arabic into ihe addition of a toll booth at fiscal year — exceeding Exxon made a big shift in this country call to prayer is broadcast over the entrance of Lot 17. Mobil's $212.9 billion. That to a service economy," said the loudspeaker by a transla- "Lastly, it provides more securi- would make Wal-Mart No. 1 on Warren Batts, professor of tor. ty," Crooks said. fortune magazine's annual list strategic management at Ihe "We're working on trying to 'ITie Union is expected to get of the world's 500 biggest cor- University of Chicago business make the prayer call more like taociited Press Photo more business in the coming porations. school. what they might hear in their months, and l-ots 17 and the "Everyone needs toilet paper Service companies did not own countries," a camp RATIONS: Lt. Denny Meelarp sorts a pile of provisions for the Sorority Row Lot will soon be full and toothpaste, and they're the Afghan detainees, including a sleeping mat, bucket, and sandals at CAMP, PAGE 2 again, according to Crooks. most efficient at selling it," said WAL-MART, PAGE 2 Camp X-ray at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 2 Thursday, January 24, 2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Detainees at camp in Cuba treated "humanely" Wal-Mart CAMP, FROM PAGE 1 while more are being built. towers behind three layers of ally appropriate meals, prayer leg or arm, officials say. Some continues Defense Secretary Donald H. fencing topped by razor wire. mats and the right to practice have had legs amputated. Two spokesman, Lt. Col. Angel L Rumsfeld said the United States is "The fact is they're prisoners, their religion," Rumsfeld said. inmates were hospitalized yester- expansion Lugo, said Tuesday of the often treating the prisoners at but we're trying to provide them l.ugo said they get two or three day, apparently with infections lengthy announcements, which Guantanamo Bay "humanely," with what they need," Lugo said. showers a week from battle wounds WAL-MARf, FROM PAGE 2 include accolades to Allah. but reiterated Tuesday that many One detainee was heard sob- Rights advocates have likened Lugo said authorities are will- The detainees are settling into prisoners are dangerous. bing and crying out this week, the chain-link cells at CampX-ray ing to make concessions, such as become part of the fortune 500 a mundane routine of eating and Brig Gen. Mike lihncn, the said prison guard Pfc Courtney to cages, with Amnesty getting mail to inmates and trying until 1995. Slcller, 21, from Waconia, Minn. A praying in this tropical prison, Marine in charge of the detention International protesting their size to offer them more frequent Wal-Mart has grown more than translator told her he was asking broken by occasional showers camp at this U.S. Naval base on of 8-by-8-feet is too small. showers 10 percent annually for the past 20 Cuba's eastern tip, said only a few when he would see his father years, expanding into Asia, and I x mis of despair. Lehnert said soldiers were On Tuesday, a representative of of the inmates have been disrup- again. Europe and South America. Since the first planeload of ter- awaiting permission to build a the International Committee of tive. A Muslim cleric, one of 12 in Industry watchers say Wal- rorist suspects from the al-Qaida more permanent facility that News media have published a the U.S. military, was to have the Red Cross said they had pri- Mart's incredible success can be network and ousted Afghan would meet U.S. federal prison few examples, including a report arrived in Guantanamo Bay on vate interviews with 30 detainees, attributed to the business philos- Taliban regime arrived 11 days Wednesday. Among other things, requirements and be "much gave them cigarettes and came ophy Walton swore by and which ago, human rights groups have that an emerging leader at the camp officials want to discuss more comfortable." away with letters for their fami- is still in practice a decade after his criticized conditions. The camp detainees' Camp X-ray tried to whether detainees should be Officials said they are looking lies. death: "Try to squeeze the lowest now holds 158 prisoners from 10 rally prisoners during Muslim allowed to grow back the long for ways to improve the prisoners' "These are standard format price possible from the people countries including Britain, prayer time by intoning in Arabic hair and beards that devout indefinite incarceration. Red Cross messages, written on who sell to you, and then pass the Sweden. Saudi Arabia, Yemen "Be strong Allah will save us." "Right now the choices arc very Another inmate bit the forearm of Muslim men affect and that were Red Cross paper, and left open. savings on to die customer." and Australia limited," Lugo said. A spokesman for Wal-Mart a military guard trying to subdue shaved off in detention. Such messages can always be The Pentagon said Wfednesday Meals are served three times a The only break in the monoto- censored by the detaining would not comment. it was holding off sending more of him, and one new arrival threat- day in the cells. Tuesday's break- ny comes with a request for med- authorities. In fact, we stress this Fortune magazine's list comes the al-Qaida and Taliban figures ened to kill his U.S. captors, fast included milk, a New York- ical attention or occasional exer- to prisoners, telling them that out in April. to Cuba for security reasons. A reports have said. cise periods, when prisoners are Though the sun has not risen, style bagel with cream cheese they can give only personal news defense official, speaking on con- allowed to walk within the fences, dition of anonymity, said the it's as bright as day under security and butter, a boiled egg fruit and to their families—nothing about hands bound, with guards at makeshift prison is reaching floodlights that shine into the water. their conditions of detention, for capacity, and it could be easier for cells all night, keeping the cap- The detainees receive "warm cither shoulder. example," representative Darcy the captives to create problems if tives in constant view of guards showers, toiletries, water, clean One-third of the inmates have Christen said from the agency's they were doubled up in cells The sentries keep watch from clothes, blankets, regular, cultur- suffered gunshot wounds to the headquarters in Geneva i—Kappa Delta The Ladies of Kappa Delta invite you to Alpha Xi Delta .Winter Wonderland SIGMA KAPB\ SORORITY Spring Recrui tment Bringing Sisterhood To Life "Chance brought us together, Tuesday, Jan 22 from 8-10 pm We Are Having an Open House Hearts made us friends."
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Walker returns to US to face charges www.bgnews.com/nation WASHINGTON (AP) — John Walker Lindh, the young Muslim convert accused of joining al-Qaida soldiers in Afghanistan, returned to the United States Wednesday under FBI custody to face criminal charges that he conspired to kill fellow Americans. rounds Ridge assures Budget talks continue By David Espo plan will work ISSOCIAtfD PRESS WRItER By Jenniferloven the conference pegged the total WASHINGTON — Republicans ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER amount much lower, at $1.5 bil- and Democrats struggled WASHINGTON — Homeland lion. Wednesday to resurrect economic Security Director Tom Ridge "Tightening security in the stimulus legislation at the dawn of assured mayors Wednesday that aftermath of September I lth an election-year session of his anti-terrorism plan will threatens to break the bank for Congress, their efforts given include provisions to help cities many cities' budgets," said New urgency by evidence of rapidly shoulder some — but not any- Orleans Mayor Marc Morial, eroding budget surpluses. where near all — the costs of president of the conference. The nonpartisan Congressional additional police officers, equip- Boston Mayor Thomas Budget Office lowered its project- ment and training. Menino said the expenses are ed budget surpluses for the next Offering few details, Ridge forcing cities to cut back on basic decade by 71 percent from last gaveabroad preview of the strat- services such as health care, year's estimates — a reduction of egy being designed by his office, parks and recreation. $4 trillion. It also said the govern- parts of which were to be "This unprecedented support ment will run deficits this year and announced by President Bush that I'm talking to you about in next, the first since 1997. on Thursday. this year's budget isn't a one- "We need some type of a stimu- The plan and Hush's budget year-and-out initiative. This is a lus package," said I louse Speaker that is being unveiled next major investment," Ridge said. Dennis I lastert. Top Republicans month will offer "unprecedented "We are very mindful of the need said they welcomed Majority support" for cities to pay for to get this money to you." Leader Tom Daschle's proposal for police, firelighters and emer- At the same time, Ridge renewing work on a recession gency medical technicians, acknowledged the money will relief bill that was blocked in the Ridge told about 300 mayors only go toward future costs and Democratic-controlled Senate gathered for the U.S. Conference will not meet cities' entire need. last year. of Mayors' annual winter meet- For the budget year beginning "This is an honest and earnest ing. on Oct. 1, Bush is expected to effort to move this process along That came as good news to the request roughly double the cur- without finger-pointing," said mayors' group, which on rent $13 billion for a variety of Daschle, the South Dakota Wednesday released a new tally homeland security efforts. Democrat whom Republicans nl what cities are spending to The president will propose routinely depict as an obstruc- bolster themselves against flexibility for cities to use some tionist. future attacks. Based on a sam- funds toward overtime expenses Even before the opening gavels ple of 192 towns, the conference — one of their largest cost cate- fell at noon in the House and estimated thai the nationwide gories, Ridge said. But the major- Senate, the sour economic news nisi to cities of additional lerror- ity of the money directed toward intruded. The Congressional ism-relaied security will hit $2.6 cities will be earmarked for such Budget Office's latest forecast put billion by the end of 2002. lust by items as new personnel, haz- the 10-year surplus at $1.6 trillion, the end of last year, the bill ardous materials equipment, down from $5.6 trillion in last already had totaled over $525 bioterrorism training and emer- year's prediction. million in overtime for police gency communication systems, For the current fiscal year, a and firefighters, training, new he said deficit of $21 billion was estimat- equipment and other needs, the Still, Morial, Menino and other taocMad fauftakj ed, dropping to $14 billion for the survey found. mayors pronounced themselves BUDGET CONCERNS: Congressional Budget Office Director Dan Crippen delivers the CBO's econom- 2003 fiscal year — heralding an An earlier survey sponsored by pleased after Ridge's speech. end to a short, happy era of sur- ic outlook during an appearance before the Senate Budget Committee. pluses.
Bush V?^N1^^. L> ^r"v 11\|iK l fs> * - Former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, former presidential sex sandal subject OPINION Pub's convienience should benefit students When the Black Swamp every social drinker on this cam- Swamp Pub is an educational dents have a choice of where to But they'll have to drive down the pus. aspect of the union. That's a bit of Pub opens for drink- YOU DECIDE spend their meal plan money. street and see that stretch of bars ing this afternoon at Is the Pub a lesson in Instead, we think of the Black a tough sell, but that doesn't And that, in a way, is the point five, every of age U. student will responsible drinking? Swamp Pub as progress in mak- mean it isn't a good idea. There is of the Bowen-Thompson Union. on Main Street that comes alive rush to the bar and order a cold ing Bowling Green appealing to nothing bad that can come from It's about making the Bowling E-mail your responses 'o with drunken students every one. Then another, then another, students. It gives us somewhere opening an on campus business campus more accessible to the bgn c vvs0lislproc.bgsu.edu weekend. Then they'll realize that then another.... to go when- we can actually relax students actually want to patron- life of a college student And one Or not. at the end of the day. Now we ize. of the biggest parts of college is stretch exists in any-college- that opening a bar in the Union See, while drinking has don't have go to Junction or Prior to the opening of the drinking In time, a campus with- town, USA. become a favorite pasttime for is akin to opening the Gates of Downtown to grab a beer after a Union, the University offered no out a pub will seem as awkward college students across the Hell in Hayes Hall. long day. essence of real world businesses as life without the Union seemed That realization should make nation, this institution included, But to think that a good num- Kudos to the University for for students. Dining services fall the last year. the Black Swamp Pub look pretty ber of students will wither away not even 21 -year-olds are dumb addressing that small, but conve- short of any restaurant in town, Of course, every parent will be good to any parent After all, at enough to get bombed between to mind-numbing alcoholics nient, need. yet the University forces on cam- wary of sending little lohnny classes. because of a small pub is kind of Union director Dave Crooks pus students to down the food. High School to a place that least Little Johnny won't have to Of course, critics will contend ridiculous In fact, it's an insult to has been insisting that the Black But now that's changed. Now stu- embraces drinking so explicity. drive home after some drinkiiY. PEOPLE The Blue Light Recoloring history ON THE STRUCT AT ISSUE Can history be Since Kmart is having begins to burn out recolored to present a financial troubles, AT ISSUE Should Kmart be given a long wake or a more politically correct would you be upset if short funeral? picture? it closed? MY WORLD when I need shampoo or feel like having a new toy to put on Kimberty Dupps my desk in the newsroom. The MY TWO CENTS Editor-m-Chief store I love, though, is Target. Looking back, I do not know Kurtis D. Kinzel Tremember going to a Opinion Editor how I lived without Target. The I birthday party in third store has cute clothes (even in .JLgrade bringing my friend a Thumbing through plus sizes), and they are not that present from Kmart. I went to a expensive. They don't edit CDs Newsweek the other Catholic school and was one of day, 1 came upon a and you can find all the stuff KIM CLAYTON the few lower middle class peo- story about a Sept 11 memorial that Wal-Mart and Kmart has. I SENIOR ple at the school. Gabrielle, the don't think I would step in based on the photo of three fire girl's whose birthday it was, was fighters raising the American "Yes... that's the place either store if there was a Target also from my class and recog- in Bowling Green. flag atop the rubble. to find cheap gifts." nized the present from the dis- The Iwo lima• like picture If Kmart did close, there count store. would only be one thing that 1 taken by Thomas Hunt from the I was thoroughly embar- Record, depicts three white fire would miss — Martha Stewart. rassed because there were cool I know I am 20 years old, but I fighters. The statue, however, people there who didn't shop at depicts the fire fighters with one love the empress of everything places like Kmart Birthday pre- domestic. I know I buy her being black, one Hispanic and sents were bought at Dillard's one white firefighter. products because they have her (then McAlpins) and cost more name on them, but I like to This just begs the question: than double what my mom was Can history be recolored? believe that they are of better able to spend. quality than what is regularly The memorial, intended to Through the years, I began to honor the fallen fire fighters at WILLTEAGUE sold at Kmart If anything, it is accept that I had to shop at more aesthetically pleasing the WTC site, became a JUNIOR Kmart and tried to find the botched attempt at mulo'cultur- than the other stuff. most fashionable clothes possi- I know that Kmart employees alism and political correctness. I "Yeah.. that's the ble, the shoes that didn't look so was appalled at the way (not so do not want Kmart to close, but place I do my shop- generic, and made sure that 1 take it away. Let the gods distant) history was already bought the real Barbie. Despite being distorted. ping' bestow us with the gift of Target Associated Press Photo growing up in Cincinnati, 1 had — a gift that all students and The original photo, a picture never been to a Wal-Mart and that was truly worth a thousand TRUE COLORS? this statue of flag is raising a controversy townies would enjoy. The never heard of Target. I really Kmart employees could work words, was run though the one- over whether history should be recolored. didn't need those stores — I was there, and all would be good. from-each category machine to satisfied with what Kmart had spit out a race-friendly image. to offer. Kim is on the Target chxr- The school of thought that I was introduced to Wal-Mart leading team. She can be defends this race recoloring the people that thought up this guys had been raising the flag? in junior high and was amazed. reached at says that the memorial should Technicolor screw-up consider This type of flagrant disregard It was much bigger than Kmart, [email protected] be universal, and though none making some cosmetic changes for how history really happened cheaper, and something new. I of the men depicted in the orig- to Iwo Jima? I think not. Or bet- is reminiscent of how still like Wal-Mart and go there inal picture were black or ANDREW LeMARCH ter yet, should Mount I loUywood revamps the story. Hispanic, they were there and Rushmore be recarved to SENIOR Will Sept. 11 become the next deserve to be immortalized. include someone other than "JFK" or "Pochahontas"? "Yeah.. where else Apparently, reality means dead white guys? Should we ikjM absolutely nothing to these Sept. 11 was a time of tragedy can I find the Martha replace the Lincoln Memorial 1 * '■*' folks. with a Martin Luther King Jr. and a time of unity. Only later Stewart products?" 11^^^1 ! Inclusiveness is fine as long Memorial? This isn't even about does the BS like changing colors as it doesn't impose itself on race, it's about the diversity- of people's skin come into play. II past events We can't change the freaks that see too many dead To this end, a generic, racial way things happened or the white guys and not enough free memorial should have outcome of events Nor can we multjculruralism. been planed to make everyone '* 4 ' SWTV^I*1^SW^I change the colors. This isn't Spare me. happy and alienate no one. pi"-- _ paint-by-numbers history There comes a point when There would be no black or ■ TVM ■ where white can become black the quota system needs to be white. §*• .. if the painter disagrees with the tossed out the window. It isn't Thankfully, the outcry against original. It's like repainting Van fair to the majority that the I r this blatant abuse of creativity L—* Gogh's "Starry Night" in all reds minority needs to change histo- stopped the production of the and oranges. ry in order to get some credit. RYAN BURGHARD memorial dead in its tracks. The flag raising photo and its lust because Mr. Hunt SENIOR, DRAWING ■ recolored counterpart are remi- snapped a picture of three --^ niscent of the Iwo lima statue. white guys doesn't give anyone Kurtis thinks that recoloring "Yeah, I wouldn't be Associated Press Photo In fact, that's probably the rea- creative freedom to alter reality. history is evil He can be reached able to use my six-fin- son that this particular photo What if it had been three black at bgnews_op_editor ger discount card." stuck out. It's poignant. Would ('ivxcite.com SIGN" OF THE TIMES: A Kmart sign announces lower prices on thousands of items. 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Cloning became a hot issue in Kentucky last year after a researcher in Lexington announced he was working with an Italian reproductive specialist to clone a human by 2003. NATION Bioterrorism Religious question Bush By Rachel Zt* ASSOCIATE D PRESS WRITER As President Bush builds a stumps NIH worldwide anti-terrorism coali- tion, some of his staunchest sup- By Jett Donn That's more than double last year's ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER porters at home are raising serious budget of $430 million. questions about the United States' In 13,000 words on research pri- While championed by many new allies. orities, the National Institutes of prominent scientists, the explo- Religious conservatives have Health spanned the medical sive growth is also raising ques- built an influential human rights alphabet from arthritis to xeroder- tions among some researchers, movement over the last five years ma pigmentosum. There was no government officials and inde- aimed at protecting Christians and mention of anthrax or bioterror- pendent analysis. other religious minorities overseas. ism. "No one has really taken a sys- Since Sept. 11, they have That was in a booklet just four tematic look and said, 'What do watched with alarm as Bush has years ago. Today, it seems, the we really need in order to protect befriended the very nations their words are on everyone's lips. ourselves?'" says Kei Koizumi, an movement has targeted, especially Federal agencies arc pursuing analyst at the American Sudan, a country activists see as research to counter bioterrorism Association for the Advancement among the worst persecutors. with the same urgency — even of Science. Some American Muslims com- abandon — that propelled the Some worry that the research plain the anti-persecution move- wars on cancer and AIDS. campaign is too focused on spe- ment is also anti-Islam, but the In December, Congress for the cific problems of the moment, Bush administration has repeated- Associated Press Photo ly insisted it will work to protect first time pumped up annual shortchanging the basic science religious freedom wherever it is funding for bioterrorism research and local preparedness needed to RELIGIOUS QUESTIONS: Nina Shea, director of the Center tor Religious Freedom, poses in DC. ihrealened. to roughly $1 billion, according to combat the shifting threats of an Associated Press estimate bioterrorism. Some say the effort HWCJ based on analysts' figures from is draining support from research the Office of Management and on bigger health menaces like Budget and American Association malaria, tuberculosis, pneumonia for the Advancement of Science. and flu. a. 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Bowling Green, OH 43403 THURSDAY MATTHEW JAY: January 24, Draw showcases 2002 singer/ songwriter www.bgnews.com/now skill with lyrics BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY and melodies. VOLUME 93 ISSUE 07 PAGE 8 Comedy's slow decay DAVID W. STORIE NOW writer Once it was the fool who was the Due voice of wisdom. Court jesters were in such low regard that it was actually safe for them to speak critically of the king when anyone else would only gain an appointment with an executioner for the trouble. This tradition continued in comedy for centuries, if not millennia. Comedy has long been a source of wry political and social commentary. An easy measure of a society has always been what makes it laugh. One can only hope that is not the standard by which we are judged. After sitting through recent abominations that pass off as comedy, I am beginning to fear that the end of civiliza- tion as a whole must be near. Anyone who sat through the blessedly brief "Orange County" or any other comedy these last few woeful months should understand what I mean. If that is not enough, then turn to NBC after the evening news Saturday. "Saturday Night I jve" was OIKc an institution, the pinna- cle of sketch comedy. It was the home of comedians who became legends for their lam- jpooning of the highest and mightiest at there lowest and weakest. Now it is a sad collec- tion of dick and fart jokes with no small number of references co every variation of bodily fluid and sexual practice and little else. Most unfortunate is that it retains its position at the zenith of the format. As bad as "SNI." is, it is Noble Prize material compared to "Mad TV's" "jokes" about people with nip- ples grafted to their scalps (yeah, that was really a bit). For all aspiring writers, a par- ody is a humorous or satirical rehash of a basically serious or familiar theme. It is not retelling a beat to death story with a liberal addition of excre- ment. "Kung Pow," I mean you We all knew there had to be a spoof of the martial arts movie, but was it really that important to add in... well, we have all seen the previews. Do not think of this as a per- sonal crusade against all crude humor. Sex and bodily emis- sions can be wonderful fodder for a joke. I am not offended by these jokes' in their content, but by the fact (hat they have become so repetitive that the instant there is a urine sample floating around in a movie, you know that some one is going to drink it. Pardon me for being picky, but not every joke in a movie can be a running gage from the last crude comedy before it ' What bothers me is this, slowly this cnide and ham fist- ed struggle to amuse is replac- "Black Hawk Down" shows horrors of war ing all main stream comedy. Leave the blasted "The Man by Andrea Wilhelm deaths of IB Americans, 73 After the first Black Hawk tle that the intensity of the film 144 minutes of in-your-face Show" on Comedy Central if The BG News wounded, and hundreds of helicopter goes down, under climaxes. I found myself with action. What audiences can you must, but please give me "Black Hawk Down," based Somalians dead. fire by Aidid supporters, there is my hands nearly covering my expect, as with any other war something else to choose from. on the nonfiction book "Black The film begins with an intro- a breakdown in communica- eyes more than a few times as film, is the illustration of the By something else I do not Hawk Down: A Story of Modem duction spelled out in writing to tion, and the situation turns the horror of the war was bravery of American soldiers. mean the worn out catch phase War" by Mark Bowden, tells the the U.S. military's presence in from bad to worse. The Rangers depicted. The audience is Many of the casualties were a humor that is trying to com- true story of the Battle of Somalia as pan of a United are scattered and attempt to shown the graphic, and at result of the Ranger's insistence pete with bottom of the barrel Mogadishu on October 3,1993, Nations peacekeeping effort make their way to the downed many times gory, reality of war. on leaving no one behind them. dick jokes. What 1 want is during the Somalia n Civil War. and why the forces are there. helicopter, competing against At one point during the film, Even after "Saving Private something 1 am not ashamed An elite group of 120 American The audience is then intro- hundreds of armed Somalians when an emergency surgery is Ryan," "The Thin Red Line," to be watching it must exist Delta units and Ranger infantry duced to the main characters running through the streets. performed riy bare hand, I and "Pearl Harbor," "Black somewhere. were dropped into Mogadishu played by actors Josh Hartnett, Only hours after the first heli- admit I had to look away. Hawk Down" has something I suppose in a world where a to seize two of Somalian tyrant Eric Han.i, Ewan McGregor, copter is shot down, a second is For those of you expecting new to offer viewers. The film is frustrated Eddie Vedder impos- Mohammed Farrah Aidid's lieu- Tom Sizemorc, Jason Isaacs and reported down. The audience another tragic love story like we both entertaining and moving. tor can pass himself off as Jesus tenants Instead, two Black Sam Shephard. Less than 30 will find itself becoming saw in "Pearl Harbor," you won't A line from Plato that opens the Christ, this means you Scott, Hawk helicopters (hence the minutes into the film, the attached to the characters and find one in "Black 1 lawk film is especially poignant by maybe a random assemblage title) were shot down. What was action begins and you are taken anxiously anticipating their Down." Instead, director Ridley the end: "Only the dead have of references to excrement can expected to take less than an on an intense, stressful, nail-bit- next move. Scott and producer Jerry seen the end of war." pass itself off as funny. hour lasted 15, resulting in the ing war roller coaster. It is in these hours of the bat- Bnickheimer provide us with Grade: B+ i ' t I 8 Thursday, January 24,2002 NOW MUSIC & EVENTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM fh£ jnethoc ■«*■ noyvhear I" ffi;;y- this .*•& IS \1 fckui^kaWWIJ ^eBTj6 'un Various Artists Grave Digger SPIN This! The Grave Digger Imagine one of those NOW Grave Digger is veteran That's What I Call Music CDs, enough to deliver the metal only it had much cooler goods without too many doubts. music on it Thai is what you The Grave Digger does nothing get with the SPIN This! compi- to hurt that reputation. What lation from the fine folks at throws me slightly are the subtle SPIN Magazine. changes that have crept in since The best way to describe 2000's Excalibur. Sure, they still this collection is eclectic Matthew Jay are writing concept albums (this Right off the bat, this CD rocks one is Edgar Allan Poe inspired), jtions on the Nostalgic Tcorfc out with Weezer's "Hash Pipe." Draw Chris Boltendahl's voice is gruff Right after Rivers Cuomo and as ever, and musicianship company finish their tune, Last week while reviewing excels. But this time, the band pkf Raw'Pungency of You^ Emimen and his D12 crew Starsailor, the complaint that follow up with "Purple Hills." British acts have become chron- seems to reign it in a bit more, Other acts that grace this ic copycats came up. Enter into delivering an album that brings CD include Coldplay this fray singer/songwriter to mind mid-80s Ozzy or later Exhibit looks at youth ("Shiver"), Fatboy Slim (with Matthew Jay. Maiden more than Grave an extended mix of "Weapon Draw has some of your stan- Digger's speedier past by Zach Herman Culture, and Everyday Life," stark black and white pho- of Choice") and Radiohead dard Britpop fare; however, Jay Probably the biggest reason IHE BC NEWS strikes an expert balance tographs by Jesse Avina, ("Pyramid Song"). is able to put his own spin on for the Ozzy association is gui- The WiDard Wanketman between expressions of child- expresses the confusion inher- However, the buyer should songs along with having some tarist Manni Schmidt's tone. The Gallery is tucked away in an hood innocence and adoles- ent in young adulthood. As the beware. Yes, that is Moby's distinctly American traits. For heavy reliance on picking har- older and decidedly unimpres- cent alienation. Roxanne subjects look straightforward "Southside" on the CD, but it one, Jay's vocals are very close to monics make it seem as though sive comer of the University's Daniels-Brodie's simple photo- into the camera, scribbled is the Gwen Stefani-free those of Dave Matthews. Jay's ZakkWylde joined the band, Fine Arts Center. graph "Untitled" perfectly por- words swirl around them, album version. Yes, that is "19- music also has a much brighter, and "Haunted Palace" might as But the gallery's drab sur- trays the carefree attitude of enveloping the youths in a 2000" by Gorillaz, but i( is also happier feel than some of the well be "Bark at the Moon." roundings belie the artistry to children at play while Renee near-constant stream of propa- an album version. You will other acts coming out of the Riffs this time rely on simpler be found within. Moran's digital print ganda and peer pressure. have to wait until the band U.K. constructions than the finger- "Pink Onions: Reflections on "Formation" is a joyous celebra- While the artistry of "Pink the Nostalgic Tenderness and releases their G-Sides collec- There is little naval gazing to cramps of the past While there tion of the beauty of newly cre- Onions" appeals to the eye, the Raw Pungency ofYouth," the ated life. tion to see if the radio friendly be found. The bulk of Draw are still up-tempo songs that emotions behind these works dance remix is released on an deals with the time-honored exhibit currently housed in the Other works skillfully and affect the mind and heart, con- thump right along (the title track Wankelman gallery, is a collec- subtly express the crippling veying a sort of emotional mag- album subject of love. lay definitely is classic), as a whole, the album While the bulk of the com- gets descriptive and elaborate tion of understated artistic desperation of disaffected netism that allows the viewer to is a little more mid-tempo and accomplishment and raw emo- youth. One of the exhibit's more personally identify with the pilation is good, like any when it comes to expressing his uses keyboards to dredge out other, it has its flaws. The emotions. "Only Meant to Say" tional power. Inspired by two powerful works is Linda Ames- artists. This personal attach- the dark, gothic atmosphere Poe early 20th century Matisse Bell's minimalist pencil drawing ment is the single greatest most notable is the contribu- features lyrics like, "Everything inspired. Another odd twist is tion by Disturbed, "Stupify." It works, "Pink Onions" uses a "Alienation." In her weighty accomplishment of "Pink could die tomorrow/Would you the ballad "Silence" with the variety of styles to comment on sticks out like a sore thumb still say what you said/I'm cold depiction of the various stages Onions." acoustic guitar and Chris' war- the wide-ranging emotions of of emotional surrender, Ames- "Pink Onions" will continue The playing is sloppy, and it is and don't understand adolescence. by far the worst song on here. bled clean vocals eventually get- Bell provides powerful insight at the Willard Wankelman how/Sometimes things I say cut The exhibit, held in conjunc- into the fragile psyche of ado- Deftone's "Change (In The ting kicked into usual fury. They Gallery, located in the deep." Jay even has a knack for tion with the University-spon- lescence. University's Fine Arts Center, House of Flies)" is a much show their diversity and skill, attaching sunny melodies to sored conference "Youth, "Eliza" and "Megan," a pair of through February 8. better representative of rock. wrenching lyrics, be it about but it also comes across as a lit- SPIN Magazine is a new kid love or the relationships in a tle out of place. Only other in class when it comes to family. drawbacks would be "Sacred compilation CDs. Unlike the What makes this album all Fire" and "Funeral Procession." folks at Rolling Stone or NOW, the more remarkable is that Jay Each get a little trite lyrically there is a fair mix of the super actually sings. There is no Thorn (unusual for Boltendahl) and hits and of the lesser known Yorke/Fran Healy style howling suffer from running a chorus or The BG News is looking for: songs from artists like to be found. No Liam Gallagher- two longer than necessary. N.ER.D.,Tantric Chemical esque snarling either. Draw I'm nitpicking again. Grave -Assistant Arts & Life editor Brothers and Basement laxx. combines both emotional lyrics, Digger deserves respect for this You won't find any Britney melody, and a touch of pop sen- one. Hopefully metalheads will -General writers (especially those interested Spears here. Grade: B sibility. Grade: A- go check it out. Grade: B+ writing about rap/hip hop music) - Lisa Bettinger ■Lisa Bettinger -BradKh/pchak Call Lisa Bettinger, NOW Editor, at The BGNews more information. 372-6968 Or stop in at 210 West Hall for an application. "FIFTY - FIFTY. DluSi a* $50,000.00 ♦ Part-time job Including "ZERO COST" EDUCATION » S50.00 ./hour student plan! 100% PAID COLLEGE TUITION CALL NOW: (419) 353-4916 or Toil-Free: (877)993-9093 Mail this card today for a NO OBLIGATION scholarship application/interview. SFC B. 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January 24.2002 9 'Shadow Hearts' decent attempt By Brenl Fisher tundra of Russia in 1913, a young story, the game design itself is action-packed and entertaining, THE BG KfWS girl is being held under guard on rather interesting. A majority of but a little more polish could a lapanese military train trans- the tasks you do in the game will have been applied before they Every so often a lapanese port. The girl, whose name is be at the mercy of the Judgement sent it to Sony for publishing. video game lhal normally revealed to be Alice Elliot, is the Ring Anything you do short of The sound is rather distinct and wouldn't hit American shelves naive daughter of an English walking is determined by your fits the mood of the game well, February 6 before the crosses the Pacific. You can usu- minister who was murdered in prowess in handling the ring. but it becomes far too repetitive band lands at the ally spot them easily enough: the France eight months earlier. Also The ring will dominate your in combat. The same could be Nationwide Arena in translation is rather odd, the sto- on the train is a young man by every decision, your every said for Final Fantasy titles, but Columbus the next night. ryline is somewhat strange, and the name of Yuri Hyuga, who is a action, and your every move. You that is more of an example of CSNY returns to the area the game play usually walks a "harmonixer" that wields the will dream of it when you are quality over quantity. A few more fine line between being unique ability of "fusion." Fusion, asleep. It will become both your tracks and variation of music in with appearances at Van and ludicrous. We miss out on according to what I've observed, mother and your father. game play could have resolved Andel Arena on February 10 and Gund Arena on February 25. the most odd titles, of course; is the ability to harness souls and When the time comes to this problem. Other than that, The Toledo and Bowling Green areas will be hosting some otherwise we'd be overwhelmed morph into various large crea- attack a creature, for instance, the sound was rather fitting for big shows of their own. Kid Rock will be returning to the with countless dating simula- tures. He is on the train simply the ring will emerge and sections most of the scenes it took you Toledo Sports Arena once again, this time for his "Cocky Tour tions and the like. because he follows a mysterious of it will be highlighted. A line through. Shadow Hearts, a recent role- voice that commands fiim where will begin to move clockwise "Shadow Hearts" is a valiant 2002" on Feb 24. Hoobastank and 311 will bring the "Spring playing game from developer to go and what to do. around the ring The object is to attempt at striking a new angle Thaw 1.0 Tour" to Seagate Convention Centre on April 2. Midway, fits snugly into this Confused yet? Wait, it gets press the action button while the into the genre of role-playing Tickets for Kid Rock are on sale now while tickets for description. Although rather even better. line crosses over the highlighted games, but with Squaresoft 311/lloobastank go on sale tomorrow at 10 am. Meanwhile, inventive in terms of its game Suddenly, a mysterious man in areas. Level of success is deter- recently releasing the mind-bog- play, it comes up short in plot a tuxedo attacks the train, dis- mined on how many of the high- gling blockbuster "Final Fantasy Howard's Club H will play host to Fishbone this Saturday. strength and character develop- patching the guards with ease. lighted areas you can hit. Miss X", it's hard to break the mold. Tours may not be for everyone, but there are several new ment. For most role-playing He introduces himself with the the first and whatever you The Judgement Ring was a nice releases coming to stores in the next few months According game fans, such an aspect is crit- fear-inspiring name of Roger attempted to do will fail. The new touch, but it became more to the website for ICE Magazine, a publication that tracks CD ical for enjoyment, if not the only Bacon and attempts to kidnap concept is innovative, but it is of a hindrance than a novelty. release dates, artists like Alanis Morissette, Chris Isaak, and 01' reason for playing in the first Alice from the train. Yuri inter- used far too often. For example, I The graphics and sound don't place. For a company with a cedes, a battle ensues, and the failed to pick up a piece of wood particularly grab you, but they Dirty Bastard will be delivering new albums. The first single track record of publishing more aftermath propels both Alice and from the ground because 1 failed certainly aren't terrible. The story from Morissette's album, "Hands Clean", has already hit radio. sports and fighting games such Yuri into the main portion of the the first Judgement Ring is linear at best but mildly amus- Solo material from the late Ramones frontman Joey as "Mortal Combat" and "NFL adventure. attempt If the hero can't pick up ing Take "Shadow Hearts" for a Ramone is also scheduled for release next month. Darius Blitz", an RPG title from them is a Beyond this point, it's best to a simple item from the ground spin if you're between role-play- Rucker, lead singer for 90s favorites Hootie and the Blowfish, bit of a surprise in the first place. just check your sense of plotline without being tested, something ing games or want to try out The game contains a handful aesthetics and logic at the door. is terribly, terribly wrong. something new. It's certainly is also set to release a solo disc. Ex-En Vogue member Dawn of protagonists, but the plot Storywise, it's going to be a The graphics are the standard worthy of a glance. Otherwise, Robinson will be releasing her first solo CD, Dawn, on January revolves around two specifically. bumpy ride. Playstation 2 fare. The full you may want to put your time 29. On a dark winter night across the Aside from tiie befuddling motion videos they supply are elsewhere. Before Weezer released their self-titled effort, also known as The Given Album, fans waited years for new material. This time around, the wait will be much shorter than when the band released Maladroit in April. According to Billboard Magazine online, demos for several of the new songs were Giuliani's story to be put on film posted on the band's website while some radio stations have already begun to air them. ByUlallnytzky the City," by Andrew Kirtzman, said the film, expected to air location for an emergency com- • SSOCIAUD PRESS wnilER a political correspondent for later this year, would be mand center. He updated the Another spring release is the upcoming Oasis album, which local TV station New York 1. The released around the world with- book, published in 2000, with a currently has the working title of Heathen Chemistry. Both NEW YORK —A film compa- purchase price wasn't disclosed. in a month or two of the U.S. final chapter about the terrorist Entertainment Weekly and New Musical Express report that ny has purchased the rights to a "We just closed the deal; we release. attacks. the album is slated for a May 7 release in the U.S. biography of former New York are putting it together," said Actors mentioned for the role Giuliani and Kirtzman did not Release dates are subject to change. Changes in CD release City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani I-orenzo Minoli, the film com- of Giuliani include Robert immediately return calls dates can be found at local music retailers or by checking and is expected to make pany's co-producer. Duvall, Daniel Travanti and Wednesday. Giuliani's story into a television "He's very famous in Europe," James Woods. Kagan said no Five Mile River previously has artist or label websites. Tour dates are subject to cancellation. movie. Minoli said from Italy, where he actor had been chosen. produced television movies Check with the venue or with Ticketmasier before purchasing The company, Five Mile River is filming "Julius Caesar" for Kirtzman was with Giuliani about Biblical figures, including tickets. Films, bought the screen rights TNT. on the morning of Sept. 11 as "Abraham," "Moses," "David," to "Rudy Giuliani: Emperor of Co-producer Russell Kagan the then-mayor searched for a and "lesus." 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Last place Zips zing Merfs B-Ball ByNickHurm because we've played better than was a season high for the squad. put the dagger in the Falcons heart the rejoicing Akron fans and disap- IHt BG NEWS this the entire seasoa We got What "I wentwith our guys; I went with Brown scored a team high of 24 pointed BG loyal who made the trip UMwill Akron had a big goose egg in the we deserved though. If you don't our veterans as I've been doing all points. Fulknor came off the bench to IAR Arena MAC win column going into the guard you're gonna get heat, and year," Itekidi said "I'm just disgust- blazing behind the three-point line, "This is an important game to game against Bowling Green. last we didn't guard" ed by the way we played defense. hitting 7-8 behind the arc for 21 lose, and Im gonna see how we misstep night, they cracked that lad boy BG led by as many as eight points It's how we played last year at this points. bounce back because this stretch right open, shocking the Falcons in the second half but could never time of the year, and obviously ifs BG had a chance to win the here is difficult To lose this to start 87-66 in Akron. shake lose of the nagging Zips. The back because we didnl guard at all" game in overtime, with three shots the stretch is not good" "This is the kind of game we've Falcons saw their lead slip away BG guard Keith McLeod led the in the final second McLeod's fade The Falcons will host Kent forward been winning" BG coach Dan and found themselves trailing by as Falcons with 30 points. Senior cen- awaymissed,but it was rebounded State Saturday, a team that beat I >. ikji 11 said "If you're going to live many as four points at 85-81 in the ter Len Matela added 25 points and by Matela. who then missed an off- them three times last year. The byit,you'regoingtodiebyit,aixlwe closing minutes but managed to 15 rebounds. balanced shot One last tip before Golden Flashes and Ohio are against BG sure died by it tonight. To get beat get hack into the game to force Akron guard Rashon Brown and the buzzer didn't find its mark and now a game up on the Falcons in like that isjust ashame for this team overtime. The 87 points by Akron forward David Falknor proved to the upset was completed in front of the MAC East Division. By Erica Gambaccini THE 6C NEWS The Bowling Green hockey team will have a chance to improve their record against Michigan this weekend as one Top 5 in reach of the Wolverines' top forwards, Mike Cammalleri, will be out due to mono. "Hopefully we can use that to for men's track our advantage," said senior Ryan Wetterberg. Cammalleri has scored ByJaymeRamson Kerry Koontz, and senior dis- IHE BGNEWS against the Falcons in every tance runner Tom Kutter are series. Last year he scored a The BGSU men's track expected to take leadership goal after evading Marc Barlow team will attempt to place in roles throughout the season. to help, the Wolverines split the top five at this Saturday's Coach Martin will look to against BG. Central Collegiate his high jumpers, pole He currently ranks second in Championships at Kent State vaulters, and half-milers to scoring in the Central University after achieving a improve their performances Collegiate Hockey Association first place finish at last week- from last weekend's meet. with 26 points which include a end's BGSU Invitational. The 14 team field at the team-high 15 goals and 11 The Falcon men outdis- Central Collegiate assists. tanced their competition last Championships will be "a "We have to suck it up and fill weekend, beating the great preview of the MAC the gap, and everyone's got to University of Akron by nearly Championships," according pick up the slack," said 20 points. The competition to Martin. Michigan head coach Red at this Saturday's meet will "It will allow us to see Berenson. include many more perenni- where we stand with the best However, they had mixed al track powers including teams in the conference." results last weekend. They went Eastern Michigan, Western Martin feels that although 0-1-1 against Michigan State Michigan, Central Michigan, BG might not be able to last weekend after losing the and Kent State University. match the other teams in first game, 1 -3, they came back Fourteen teams will com- depth, in quality they are "as to tie the second game, 1 -1. pete this weekend at the Kent strong as any team in the State University Field House. conference and (we) must A closer look "I would like to see us fin- begin to get the most out of The Falcons will try to ish in the top five and begin our top guys." improve their offense and to close the gap on Eastern, The BGSU women's team decrease their amount of time Central, Western, and Kent," will also compete at the in the penalty box. They lead said Sterling Martin, the Central Collegiate the CCHA in penalty minutes, BGSU men's track coach. Championships at Kent State which further emphasizes the "More importantly, our best University this Saturday. trouble the team has had this athletes in each event must The women will look to year. compete with the best ath- their captains and last week- "We're trying to establish the letes in each event from the end's first place finishers identity of our team," other conference schools." Kerri McClung, Mary Wetterberg said. "We have a lot Martin will look to his Willems, Ellen Alkire, and CHRIS SCHOOLER BG News captains to fill the leadership Alicia Taylor to do well at the void, lunior sprinter Zerian Central Collegiate HOCKEY N0TEBB00K. PAGE 11 FLYING: A Falcon sprinter races around the stretch last weekend at the BGSU Invitational. Peterson, junior pole vaulter Championships. ADVANCE STUDENT The Gavel... TICKET PICKUP Wants You! 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MARSHALL • 3:DDPM TICKET OFFICE HOURS: I 9:DDAM UNTIL 5:DDPM T WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday, January 24,2002 11 Hockey still has things to work on Detroit cools red hot Minnesota HOCKEY NOTEBOOK. FROMPAGE 10 work on," said Barlow. "We goals per game. Their defense need to work on our work ethic. has had even more trouble, AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Robinson added 20, while Kevin and the Pistons went ahead by 24, lo do in order to gel where we allowing 3.69 goals per game. lerry Stackhouse scored 18 of his Garnet! had 19 points and 13 81-57, at the end of three quarters. We need to start working hard- The Timbcrwolves scored the want to be and where we think er and getting the little things "I'm trying to keep myself in season-high 40 points in the third rebounds for the Timberworves. The Pistons, who had been first five points of the fourth quarter we should be." right" the game," said junior Tyler quarter to help the Detroit Pistons The Falcons are currently in The Falcons have had several Masters. "We're not scoring a surprise the Minnesota outscored 67-37 in their last two but were never able to put together a significant threat. 11th place out of 12 teams in missed opportunities, that had lot of goals right now, but teams Tlmbeiwolves 104-83 Wednesday first quarters, got off to a rare quick start, leading 17-6. Minnesota Notes: toe Smith will not be flying the CCHA. They just finished they capitalized, could have go through those stretches. night the non-conference portion of Detroit ended an eight-game los- pulled back within 24-22 at period's to Toronto with the rest of the resulted in a goal. Who knows, maybe this week- Timberworves, but will return to their schedule last weekend at end we'll pump out eight or ing streak against the end, but the Pistons expanded their "Everybody has to chip in." Minnesota for the birth of his sec- Rensselaer Polytechnic nine goals." Timberworves. Minnesota lost for margin to 54-39 at the half. said senior captain Greg Day. Robinson had 17 in the half and ond child.... Xeljko Rebracamissed Institute. The icers came away BG will travel to Ann Arbor to just the second time in 13 games, Day has had his share of committing a season-worst 24 Stackhouse added 16. his first four free throw attempts, with a 0-1-1 record against RPI goals and leads the Falcons face Michigan Friday and Minnesota was within 62-51 then threw up his arms in celebra- after dropping the first game 0- Saturday. The face-offs are turnovers. with 10 goals, which places him The ninth 40-point game of early in the third, but Stackhouse tion after making the fifth ... The 3 and tying the second game third in the CCHA. scheduled for 7:35 p.m. at Yost scored the games next 11 points. Timberworves went 8:14 between 2-2. Ice Arena. Stackhouse's career topped his pre- The Falcon offense has been vious season-high by two. Cliff That gave IX'troit a 22-point lead. field goals in die first half. "We still have some stuff to struggling, averaging only 2.81 Travel Services Offered Personals Personals Help Wanted Classified Ads 977 The BG New will «* knowingly Accept ■dvenbeiMMs «h*i dboimanale. or own- Spring Break 2002 - Jamaica, Can- Interior painting Famous Footwear World Nail 500 Summer Camp Positions - age dbcnaaUutan agauut my baUridval a cun, Bahamas, Acapulco and Flori- Professional quality affordable paint- Shoes, Shoes, Shoes! Northeastwww.summercampem- group on Ihe baau of race. leu. color, creed, Gel your nails done! Full set $28, religion, national origin, Kami orientation. da. 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The Marketing and Devel- size 11 boots for $250 OBO. Call 14 Concert 50 Italian dish perience beneficial Deadline 2-5- Tim @ 419-806-0726 ANSWERS opment Specialist will assist the Ex- 02 Apphcalion/more information call 16 Copal 54 Wide-mouthed pitcher ecutive Director in fund development 419-354-9250 18 Cold personality 55 Office holders for this not-for-prolit agency. The 19 Pen fluid 56 _ Arbor. Ml qualified candidate will have a mini- For Rent 21 Direction (abbr) 57 No (Scot.) mum of a high school diploma and 22 Cupola 58 Attorney (abbr) 24 Direction (abbr.) excellent writing skills. Experience For Sale 59 Hawaiian garland working with diverse populations 25 Boil slowly preferred. This is a part-lime posi- " Apartments & Rooms Available 26 Salt water tion with a competitive hourly wage 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms 27 Vouch range Send cover letter, resume. Individual school yr. lease available 29 Grinding tooth 1988 Bonneville Well and the names, addresses, and All within 2 blocks ol campus 31 Securing maintained/records; dependable. phone numbers of three professio- Also, room available immediately 35 Span $850. 354-0076 nal references to Human Resour- Call 419-353-0325 9am - 7pm 39 Confederate commander ces, David's House Compassion, 2000 Jeep Wrangler Sport. 6cl. Sil- "2 bdrm, furnished apts. available 40 Clerical title Inc.. P O Box 391. Toledo. Ohio ver. Automatic. Lots of extras Take for rent starting May or August. 704 43697-0391 David's House Com- over lease at $308/mo. 352-8946 Fifth St. "2 bdrm, unfurnished apts. THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? LAW SCHOOL? MED SCHOOL? passion, Inc. is an equal opportunity 94 Ford Taurus hunter green. Power available August. 710 Seventh St. employer/provider who encourages everything. AC, CD. must sell Mature renters only. "1 bdrm. fur- diversity within its work force $2,700. Call 354-8408 nished, grad students. 601 Third SI CALL THE WORLD LEADER IN TEST PREP 352-3445 "New house listing - large 3,4 & 6 <3& <.'fo* Cffifr %Jjj <::*jU:« {JJj] JjT^ bdrm. houses, all next to campus Call 419-353-0325 9am to 7pm. 1-800-KAP-TEST • WWW.KAPLAN.COM ^^ttmm^' JKre you looking for a 1 lower duplex. Vacant now. chance to be on the radio? 352-5822 2 Bdrm Apt. Sm. pets OK. No de- For Rent For Rent For Rent posit. Avail now or May '02 through May 03. 419-352-2618, leave msg. Information Night 2 bdrm condo avail now. Beautiful & 4-5 bdrm. house for rent or sale Houses & Apts for 2002-03 school Wanted: Subleaser(s) tor now until All majors 8c classes welcome spacious. 2 full baths, 2 car garage Near campus. year 12 mo leases onty-slarting August 2 bedroom apartment within Laundry. $825 mo., util. 352-3738 Bob 419-669-3393. May 18.2002 walking distance to campus Rent 2 bedroom apt. Grand Rapids. S550 424 S College-3 Br -S795.util very reasonable Contact Rob at p/month. Utilities paid, new carpet, Apt. 3 bdrms 905 Mourning Dove-3 Br -S1050«ulil (419I-666-4529 and stove. 419-944-5683. Gregg. Available now through May 15. 415 E Court «C-2 Br -S520.UHI 352-5822 605 Fifth KC-2 Br.-$400«ulil 2 bedroom furnished apl 230 N Enterprise-1 Br.-S365»util Includes utilities. Close to campus Available August 15, 2002, 1-bed- 424 1/2 S Summit-Effic.-S265*util ^^ ■ 353-5074 room apartment close to University. Steve Smith 419-352-8917 or 2 efficiencies. S350.00 per/mo, plus utilities Year's 419-308-2710. Vacant now. lease required. Call 419-686-4651. ^r Houses 352-5822 Available August 15, 2002, 2-bed- NEW CARPET & paint 1 -2 bdrm ^^ Close to 2002-03. 1 4 2 bdrm at Georgetown room apartment close to University, nr. downtown: Ig. yard & porch Manor. Free heat, water. + sewer. S450 00 per/mo, plus utilities. Year's 419-353-2301 Campus 1 & 3 bdrm at 616 2nd St. lease required. Call 419-686-4651. Room available in historic house. Call 419-354-9740 for more info MAY LEASES Thursday, January 24 BUDGET 2 br. nr. Wal-MarJ Quiet. Private entrance. No pets S235 mo. 239 S. C0IIIC1 3 bedroom mobile home close to yard S450 includes all. 352-9925 9:00 pm, 120 West Hall BG. Quiet area, available, now. 419-353-2301 239 MAHVIUE 686-8252 Roommate needed immediately for 831 FIFTH SI. Efficiency Apt. 3 bdrm. condo w/laundry and 1220 1/2 E Wooster garage 372-0463 AUGUST LEASES Have your voice heard on 88.1 I'm WBCIL' .nut 1610 am S300/mo * utils. 352-1104 131 (1. WOOSTER Subleaser needed ASAP for 1 bed* WFAL. More opportunities available including web site EFFICIENCY Nr. Wal-mart 10min 241 MXNUIILE commute S350 INCLUDES ALL. room apartment S475/mo Contact 849 SIXTH ST. JCSign, producing and reporting. Don't miss a perfect 419-787-6655 Kim 419-354-8130. chance to get involved at BGSU. Any questions, call Female subleaser needed. Jan.- Subleaser(s) needed. FROBOSE RENTALS Aug. S123.75/mo 2 bed. 1 bath. 419-352-9392 372-2354 or email acvansWbgnct bgsu.edu. Office Call 419-352-0621 ASAP. Anne 352-6322 located in 120 West Hall (room 119). Cla-Zel Theatre — COUPON -— ■>», Downtown BG. » 353-1361 TTTHTTV. www.cla-zel.com 2 Cheese Pizzas Sm. Med. Lg. Management Inc. ~i&mf PIXAR Management Inc. $8 $10 $13 2002/2003 LISTING MONSTERS, INC. Extra items each pizza Signing Leases NOW! $.75 $1.00 $1.25 5:00 OPEN ID Add breadstix $2.25 Votui Bot Pum '93 • '94 • '9S Management Inc. JUST ■96- '97• '9S- 99- 00 • 'Ol Hillsdak- Apts. 1082 Pairview, WAfotter TASTE IT Over 3 Million Pizzas Sold NOW aon'ciBifti 2cod it BG. WMrviUt, B-idotr 4 rVrwrviilt I I & 2 Bdrms / Aif Condition STONI NOW? ft* Ot .Wiry Dishwashcr/Garbagc Disposal (KH c ^ 419-52-5166 Washer/Dryer hwk-up in 2 Bdrm 9:00 KU N Mil" B C I Siarisai $390 + Utilities J{aa/mam Call 353-5800 fHflJIM'UJ Management Inc. OCEAN'S ELEVET nPtatridkftl 10:00 IPG13I 163 SOUTH MAIN ST-BOWLINGGREEN Management Inc. Heinzsite Apt. HIGHLAND Ilcin/site Apts. 710 N. Enmphse 413 E. Merry MANAGEMENT l A : Bdrm/Air Condition 1 & 2 Bdrms/Air Condition Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal 130 I WjOiinglon Street. Bimlinf Cmn Stans ai S4I07M<> + Utilities Dishwasher/Garbage 419-354-6036 Disposal www. wc nel.org/ - highland Brand New SPECIALIZING IN Management Inc. Starts at GRAD STUDENTS! Blue House (The Jungle' $410/Mo.+ utilities Jay-Mar Apartments 120 ft Prospect 803-8158111 St 2Bdrm (downstairs *2) 12 mo lease 2 bedfOom-$550/mo-12 mo. lease Close to Downtown & College Laundry facilities on-ste Slarls al 5675/Mo ♦ L'lililies ♦Air /heat The Highlands 220 Napoleon Rd. Management Inc. Management Inc. One bedroom, laundry foalites 716 K. Wooster St. ;n bog,, a/a quiet I bdrm/12 monlli leases Evergreen Apt. $425/month 215 E. Poe OPENING THURSDAY, JAN. 24 Across from Campus The Homestead Starts al S360/Mo + Eleciric Efficiencies (two left) One and two bedroom. A/C, on-site foundry, ceramic We. 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