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AVJAXMMJFU FIRST IN A THREE PART SERIFS Professor strives to Researchers sweat over flu clear up air WHERE WE STAND NOW for patients THE RESEARCH ■ Another goal is to establish Cures have long been sought, Charles Keil works to ■ The Avian Influenza Virus a research network to connect Program is based out of the trained people in every state to immediacy is now priority improve air flow in University of Maryland, with control influenza. Toledo-area hospitals researchers working nationwide. By Holy Atoms ■ The program has funding to run A CURE? CAMPUS HEWS Research brings answers By Nick Carrabine through February 2008. ■ There is still no FDA approved Slemons is part of a national proj- REPORTER EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first ect called The Avian Influenza Virus Associate Professor Charles Keil ■ The national project has three cure for avian influenza. of a three -prut series on how the broad aims, according to it's direc- ■ Currently available on the mar- Program, being conducted under from the University is hook- avian bint flu may or may not affect a $5 million grant from the U.S. ing up with Toledo Hospitals to tor Daniel Perez, assistant profes- ket are four anti-viral medications Americans —imdwliatsbeingdone sor at the University of Maryland. that can reduce symptoms of the Department of Agriculture. make sure every patient has a on a local level to pre/xtm for it. Slemons works with trying to breath of fresh air. ■ The first area is to develop tools flu, but cannot cure it, according Whh concerns that the "bird fhi" to analyze transmission of the to Jeff Cooper, Wood County health describe the national liistory of virus- Keil is working with the infec- virus current ly sending a scare es and seeing which are pathogenic. tion control department at the virus trom birds to other species. commissioner. through Asia may start to transmit ■ The second is wild bird sur- Radiogenic viruses have the capa- hospital to evaluate the air flow between humans, scientists and bility of causing disease by cither and air mixing that circulates in veillance to define what types of health officials across America art- viruses are circulating. originating or producing the disease. patients'rooms. If the air is not working diligently to understand These include the H5N1 vtrus — the clean, infections can transmit avian influenza. strain of avian Bu infecting humans through the ventilation. Commonly referred to as the "bird in Asia. The professor is detcrm i ned to flu," avian influenza most recently " V* have a network of people work- make sure that all of the patients came into the American lexicon ing around the country," Slemons at the hospital will receive fresh eight years ago when a case was said. "We have not found any indi- air by installing new inlet and diagnosed in humans. cation of the H5N1 virus in the US. outlet systems in the rooms. Bird flu has yet to be diagnosed in We're just doing ongoing monitoring. "My research has been America, but scientists and health We're trying to provide an early detec- involved with looking at air mix- officials fear an influenza pandemic tion system." ing in rooms, especially work — a worldwide outbreak of disease. Slemons is currently processing places, to sec if workers are being And although general interest has specimens from wild bints in several exposed to chemicals in the air," been recent, BOOK researchers have U.S. locations, looking to see if these Keil said. "Also, to make better been studying avian influenza for American fowl are carrying the same inlets and outlets for air so it's a years. bird flu. better environment.'' One such researcher is Richard "1 don't think we should be pan- While there haven't been Slemons, an associate professor in icked, but 1 think we should be alert," many problems so far with infec- veterinary pteventattve medicine at he said. tions transmitting, Keil saw that The Ohio State University, who has Researchers in several states are Toledo Hospital is not taking any been researching avian influenza for each looking into various areas of chances and they want to make SB yean the rooms as fresh as possible before something does happen. "Toledo is very pro-active, they are not waitingfor problems to occur," he said. "Some corners of rooms are not being equally distributed of fresh air, and they would like to make the air clean before anything happens. They are taking no chances." Doug Clutts, who works for the infection control depart- ment at the hospital, is also involved in the project. "With a smoke cloud, you can look at the air currents and some areas in the room aren't even moving," Clutts said. "Once you gain isolation in the rooms, it will be designed to move air- born infectious contaminants; you want to make sure the room has a good flow." Clutts' process to make sure that the rooms are fresh is a very- extensive one. "Part of my objective for the project was to go through all the
HOSPITAL. PAGE 2 U.S. citizen shot to death after Grading to change claim of bomb in carry-on Graduate college rules or project. After receiving an ments before the deadline or INC, students have six months else the INC will become an F Air marshal fires at attacks that an air marshal had the shooting occurred shortly to update policies on to complete the missing work on their transcript. shot at anyone, he said. after 2 p.m. as the plane was 'incomplete' grades to the satisfaction of their The existing undergraduate mentally-ill passenger, According to a witness, the about to take off for Orlando instructor. policy on INC grades is similar no bomb found man frantically ran down the with the man and 119 other By Candice Jones Currently, to that of the revised aisle of the Boeing 757 while his passengers and crew, American REPORTER according to the "You have graduate policy in By John Pain wife tried to explain that he was spokesman Tim Wagner said. As this semester winds down graduate college's that INC grades that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mentally ill and had not taken After the shooting, investiga- and final grades are calcu- grading policy, it to do are not resolved will MIAMI — A passenger who his medication. tors spread passengers' bags on lated, the grading policy that is possible for stu- something be calculated as an claimed to have a bomb in a The passenger indicated there the tarmac and let dogs sniff exists in the graduate college dents to accept the F in the undergrad- carry-on bag was shot and killed was a bomb in his bag and was them for explosives, and bomb will be used for the last time. INC as a final grade ...you can't uate's GPA. by a federal air marshal yester- confronted by air marshals but squad members blew up at least Beginning fall semester and let it stand on just let those The policy revi- day on a jetway to an American ran off the aircraft, Doyle said. two bags. 2006 the graduate college will their final tran- 'incompletes' sion may be new to Airlines plane that was about The marshals went after him A U.S. official, who spoke on change its policy on 'incom- script. the graduate col- to take off for Orlando, officials and ordered him to get down condition of anonymity because plete' grades and what their In the revised go-" lege but according on the ground, but he did not of the information's sensitivity, said. No bomb was found in the consequences are. version of the grad- J£FF HOLT. GRAD to Neal Carothers, comply and was shot when he said authorities examined the bag, a U.S. official said. An 'incomplete' or INC ing policy an INC STUDENT who chaired the Homeland Security apparently reached into the bag, bag and found no explosives. grade can be given in place is only temporary. committee which Department spokesman Brian Doyle said. The concourse where the of a letter grade when the Graduate students researched the pol- Doyle said the dead man was a The plane, Flight 924, had shooting took place was shut student does not complete a may still receive an INC in a icy, other universities in the 44-year-old U.S. citizen. It was arrived in Miami from Medellin, definite requirement in one of class but they will be expected the first time since the Sept. 11 Colombia, just after noon, and SH00TIN6, PAGE 2 their classes, like a final exam to complete all class require- GRAD GRADES,PAGE 2
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday, December 8.2005 THE BG NEWS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Man killed BG NEWS after claiming GSS will update Dems use boards BRIEFING THE BG «t«S he has bomb grading policies to blast Schmidt The BG News wins SHOOTING, FROM PAGE 1 design awards down for a half-hour, but the rest GRAO GRADES, FROM PAGE 1 mainly dealt with circumstanc- By David Hammer position in favor of the war The BG News recently of the airport continued operat- es where conflicts between stu- THE «SSOCIATE0 PiESS is strongly supported in her won two first place awards ing, officials said. state were ahead of the game. dents and the instructors pre- WASHINGTON — Thwarted district. for page design from College Mary Gardner, a passenger "BGSU had easilythe weakest vent them from agreeing on a by an advertising com- The Democrats' plan was Front Page, a journalism aboard the Orlando-bound policy in the state," he said. way to complete the INC. pany that refused to put to erect two billboards near design Web site. flight, told WTVJ-TV in Miami The committee assigned dis- According to GSS, by auto- up billboards criticizing Schmidt's Portsmouth, Ohio, The three contests were for that the man ran down the cussed the revisions for over a matically changing an INC to a Republican congress- district office and another in front pages, sports pages and aisle from the rear of the plane, year. Carothers said that if the an F, the new policy will "pass woman in her own district, Cincinnati that said, "Shame feature pages, and included "lie was frantic, his arms flailing university allows students to negative judgment against the the Democratic National on you, Jean Schmidt Stop entries dating between May in the air," she said. She said a graduate with an INC on their student every time in these Committee has decided to anacking veterans. Keep your and October 2005. The BG woman followed, shouting, "My transcript it may reflect poorly conflicts," and take away the put the message on a bill- eye on die ball — we need a News placed first in both the husband! My husband!" on the university for not caring students right to leave their board towed by a truck and in real plan for Iraq." front and sports page catego- Gardner said she heard the whether or not students finish grade as an INC, even though newspapers. But Lunar Advertising ries for designs from Oct. 24 woman say her husband was their work. these instances are rare. The DNC says 7,000 Co. of Baton Rouge rejected and Nov. 7. respectively. bipolar — a mental illness also Not everyone agrees with Graduate student, Jeff Holt, donors gave money to blast the billboards as too nega- Contest results can be known as manic-depression — the changes though. On Nov. said that ending up with an INC Cincinnati-area Rep. lean tive, then demanded that the seen at http://collegefront- and had not had his medication. 1, when the revisions were pre- on his transcript has never been Schmidt after she attacked DNC increase the size of its page.com/pages/contests. There were only 32 air mar- sented to The Faculty Senate an issue. Pennsylvania Rep. John name on the ads. The DNC php, and are listed under shals at the time of the Sept. for approval, a statement on "You have to do something Murtha, a Democrat and balked but couldn't find "Winners" in the "May - Oct II attacks. The Bush adminis- behalf of the Graduate Student about it, you can't just let those Marine veteran, for his call another billboard company, 05 Entries" column. tration hired thousands more Senate voiced concerns about incompletes go," he said. for U.S. withdrawal from complaining that Lamar con- afterward, but the exact number the change. But for this year, the policy Iraq. Schmidt was booed off trolled the market. is classified. In the statement, GSS asked remains as it is posted in ihe the House floor when she "If they had honored their the Faculty Senate members Graduate Catalog and course said, "Cowards cut and run, obligations, there would be not lo adopt the policy, which work in the coming year will Marines never do." two billboards up right now they said would not do students not be affected by the revised Schmidt later apologized outside lean Schmidt's dis- Prof wants better air justice. The concerns of GSS policy. for the wording, but says her trict office." HOSPITAL. FROM PAGE 1 While (IIIII. says that Toledo is first hospital to do such an exten- isolated and operating rooms to sive project like this, the Wood evaluate the isolation inside of County Hospital also is very Doctors hope to prevent pandemic them," he said. "Then I put out a aware of how important fresh air grid in the rooms and evaluated is for a patient BIRD FLU, FROM PAGE 1 Pan of that concern comes most prone lo contracting Ihe HISTORY OF BIRD FLU how efficiently the air in that Steve Hunter, who works for from the natural chain of events vims, Rogers said. spot is being exchanged." Wood County Hospital, assures avian influenza, according to — including three pandemics "The biggest risk is if you are THE FIRST CASE Cluns started the project by patients that they have a safe the national program's direc- thai have occurred in the past raising birds or dealing with ■ First human case diagnosed himself and was then referred environment. tor Daniel Perez, an assistant century. birds in some way," he said. in 1997 in Hong Kong. to Keil for help. When Keil was Hunter says that allof their hos- professor in the Department Slemons' years of research on Birds that naturally have the ■ Avian influenza has been contacted by (Hulls, the professor pital rooms have been checked of Veterinary Medicine al the avian flu lead him to believe the vims pass it on to domestic fowl contracted by 125 people thought it was a great idea. for proper air circulation University of Maryland. timing is right for another influ- like chickens, which are then worldwide, killing 64 of them "This is a great example of "We have outside contractors One of the most recent find- enza pandemic. handled by humans, who con- since 2003, according to the how real world problems can come in and they do an air anal- ings of Perez's research is bird "One of the things thai I tract the vims in return. Worid Health Organization. l>c addressed when you have ysis and make sure the room species receptors — which may found initially in the early 60s "I think the risks are very small ■ The particular strain of virus relationships between working is clean," Hunter said. "There be key in how the transmission and 70s — this cycling of pan- right now, but it's a probability that has infected and killed places and education thai can are standards to how many air from birds lo humans occurs. demic outbreaks in humans — the more you have it spread- humans recently in Asia is suggest ways lo make things bet- changes there are in a room Perez is working with fowl, like regularly occurs," he said. "We ing in the bird population and H5N1. About 24 other avian ter." Keil said. per day." quail, that normally don't carry don't know what's going to coming in contact with farm influenza strains have been the virus. Natural virus carriers happen, but based on history, animals, there's more chance for discovered worldwide in the are water fowl, but when domes- we think we should be having recombination," Rogers said. past century. tic fowl like chickens and turkeys another pandemic." But as the H5NI strain has become infected, the vims repli- And according to history, pan- not yet been found in the United PAST PANDEMICS cates well and becomes deadly. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. 2 People demics tend to occur every 60 States, some have little concern ■ The Spanish Flu outbreak of to 70 years, said Scott Rogers, of a pandemic occurring. 1918-1919, which killed more Will history repeat? chair of the University Biological "Since ihe avian flu is new, than 500,000 people in the *29S.OO/mo. 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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Don't faU into the (i.\ THE STREET book buy back trap I yx-.: dunk that alowing The edaonai staled "Soldiers Drinking laws maaarypasuiaid between the coming back from Iraq and What is the most ages of 18 and 21 is discrimina- Afghanistan may be more annoying Christmas It s the most wonderful time tion in any-way-whatsoever. stressed out than other young of the year, exam time, and for military song? thai can only mean one WLOR There are countless benefits people, but alowing diem to COPELANO not unfair enjoyed by persons m the maV dnhk is not going to mate their. thing... Tis the season to sell tary such as tuition assistance, ■a, r^re rflav back books... fa la la la la la la Opinion Columnist less expensive health care hous- .: -j-j? :r: ;•::-.;_ aM la la- • ing, etc To say that lowering the further misunderstood bv the Nothing says Merry -' • . ■.-::- -_■ that I bought used for S60. On ;.v •_ . ... _ i -: : -.- - - Christmas ate getting ripped off - --..■.- .-.- . .: • ■ wTiser of this edaorial because the other hand, the biology- naoon against young people apparenuY thev think another by the bookstore. wrote das arnde to severely book that I paid $75 for and who are not in the rnabtary- is major reasou for das proposal The onh thing worse than nasLUtijedttm proposal I never even looked at once is ecuhalent to saying that grvmg B that soldiers »fl be aikwed to spending hundreds of dolars raghh doubt mat when Rep quickly turned away as another people in the military money- to drink their troubles away. on books at the beginning of -•: _ - jeAbBMaaailM book that I bought new earlier go to college is discrimiriarion fro fairly* cenam that the the semester, is sefling them •.vas trymg to figure out a way in the semester. against college age students who majority of people ages 18-21 back to the bookstore 16 weeks to increase military enlistment. 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The risks that go along with rmaTahg from war is ridiculous. ire that I'm getnng ripped off Its not enough thai tuition enlisting n the naatary-are m but take some comfort in the mam- cases outrageous, and a* a fact thatHcould be worse. At costs are on the rise textbook prices are rising al an astro- person is wttng to tate on these CSStCAMOBLE least Tm saving money* by buy- sir - _*.-_-. . -. '.vmg tel feaj riorniral rate too I mean, just risks then 1 don't see am- reason STUDfXT ing used books. could be deployed arid possibly this semester 1 spent $95 on an kaVrl fat the sole purpose of why tnev shouidn: be able to jn»ble#bgsiiedu FallSemeaer20M. rVnmihei fhaT-rv sets in as the *L**ut>nomy book. Thai seems a being able to drink. purchase alcohol semester comes to a dose bit excessive if you ask me Shopping in the campus Luckily, there are alternatives bookstore doesnt save you to buying your books ai the money, regardless of whether bookstore. L you buy used books or not 1 .- *.t (*.*->.« >► prices continue Get out of Ohio while you can JUnlORFOLTTlCAL gather most of my textbook.' to chmh more and more stu- SCOCE and head to the off-camput dents are turning io web sites locations with too few- bookstore. Student Book such as amazon.com and half, Once I passed thai conversa- machines so people would get com to save money. ERIN Exchange 1 set my books on tional buttle I always dreaded tired of waiting in the lines and 'All I want for These sites, and many oth- ROOF the counter and wtrhiri seconds the follow-up qiesuon. "Which just leave He even tried to reject Christmas by Marian am told how mm* I wfl be ers lite them, allow students state?" absentee haloes because the Carry." offered for them. io buy and sell their textbooks. See. there are some accept- paper wasn't the proper weight In most cases, this price is Students can save a great deal of He must have figured anyone not even one-fourth of what I money. 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But caJ scandals that make me want sigh and accept what hrde I am com site The sites are easy to Snow, the economic Ohio-? to leave Ohio is hopeless in offered I'm no genius, but I'm navigate and really worth look- wasteland Governor Taft "It is not my fault I was bom many difleiem c aiegones. smart enough to know that the ing into. pro-life license phart Bot Nej in Ohio." 1 wanted to scream as Por example- it is nearh* BETHANY WMOVICH bookstore has made out lite a In addition io buying books I hrtlHHHMHMr aa^DCDflaDCDCv "it" I would run into the midcle of impossible to get ahead in this bandit at my expense online, there are other ways to nistbeh.KwBbciwet.sky- the street and shate mv fists at economic dead -aone. FRESHMM WTEWOR Spring Semester 2005. avoid paying the bookstores roctenng coleae turadn the the sky It is becoming dear that poor DESIGN lanuary. Tve learned from last high prices. You could just bor- Youngstown mob. scandalous As always, but ^cr-TMlK- in kids, ate me. wl soon not be semesters mistakes and onh row a textbook from a friend, iate November 2004. Ohio is able to afford to anend coBege v '*_•' t .' _'_: .- . "; - •I love them all!" buy one or two books from the check it out of the library if pos- Djac --" CaflMfgpi bciaj - the most ertibarrassing state to in Ohio bookstore I buy* the rest of my sible or simply not buy the book ;"ny--over' state. Ernest Angley. comefrorn. For students who can go books from others in my dorm. atalL die rabid OX corn-fed white Since that bleak month Ohio there are no jobs available The books COB much less I don* know how many boys. Segaly and underfunded has been the bane of the entire when they* graduate This is why than am* used aaxbook that the classes I've had where the book schools, thesmel of manure, world's existence We are the Ohio ranks 35th in the nation bookstore could ofiex. I laugh wasn't even used. being a "red" state. Oveland dimwits who le-ekected one m retaining students from to myself thinking that I have My advice, if you have to buy rare coin imestments. Dieboid. of the most dangerous men in their uruveisities. according to beaten the bookstore in some from the bookstore, wait until it eJecbon fraud and - it's freakin history to a second presidential a Baccalaureate and Beyond wav. is absolutely necessary and you cold here! term. survey Spring Semester 2003. May know you will use the book. This is the abridged list of This is just sociaDv unaccept- h is not the poBunsd ait the Of course. I am nastaten and Ferhaps in the future, e-books reasons why I can't wait to move able. lack of entertainment oprions. come to learn that the book- will become more popular. out of Ohio That is not to say we didnt the poor location, the horrible store has beaten me again I These versions of college text- In the -mmrdme wake of have a fat of devious help Ohio weather or the humble- looking am unable io sd some of my books are available for down- Etechon 2004.1 was stiiching in llobe the most people who entice residents to EMH.YCHUNBLEYA books to others in my buiebng, load at a fraction of the cost of Geneva and doing a lot of mv- y corrupt state in the stay. So why are we stffl hen?? so once again 1 gather mv books current textbooks. eahg. People would commonly laajQBx Once I receive that meaning- JUNWPSYOOOGY and head to SHX. Until then, a Merry Christmas ask what country-1 am from. 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MOTHER RETRIEVES CHILDREN'S REMAINS www.ugnews.com/siaie CLEVELAND (AP) — The mother of two children whose bodies were found last week visited the shallow grave where they were buried and retrieved their remains yesterday to take them back home to New Hampshire. She also visited with the discoverers of the burial site, Stephanie Dietrich and her dog, Ricco. STATE AEP cuts out the smog American Electric percent of nitrogen oxide, which reductions of between 80 percent inns in 2000 to about 46,000 in causes smog and acid rain and and 90 percent. 2005. Power ahead of can aggravate respiratory prob- Fourteen of AEP'sSOgenerating The regulations apply to V federal requirements lems. The federal government unils use the reduction system, emissions between May and and eight Northeastern states and the company plans to install September, when ground-level By Sarah Anderson also have complained that AEP three more units by 2009. The o/.onc is worsened by direct THE ASSOCIATED PRESS emissions, including units operating now sunlight COLUMBUS, Ohio — The nitrogen oxide, have "AEP is a big are located mostly Several environmental organi- nation's largest power genera- polluted the air. along the Ohio River zations have called for compa- tor, mired in a federal lawsuit Other power com- company and its tributaries. nies to run the pollution controls over its pollution controls, said panies that installed and had AEP pays about year-round. equipment installed to reduce their systems later some big S250 per ton of "We have the technology smog-forming emissions is have shown reduc- removed nitrogen to really do something about I 1 working better than expected, tions of about 80 units they oxide, Mel lenry said. this pollution." said Nat Mund. nearly eliminating the emissions percent. had to The company lias senior Washington representa- at some of its coal-fired power "AEP is a big com- paid $1.3 billion to tive for the Sierra Club. "This m plants. pany and had some address, so install the systems. isn't pie In the sky stuff, and see- I 4 American Electric Power big units they had to they may Although tome ing that adopted more broadly began implementing systems to address, so they may companies, such would be good news foi people cut summertime nitrogen oxide have had to get more have had to as AEI! installed the who breathe.* in 2001, in preparation for a of a jump-start than get more of systems a few years The EPA will begin year-round U.S. Environmental Protection the rest," said Dan ago in anticipation regulations in 2009 under the Agency requirement that took Riedinger, a spokes- a jump-start of the program, thej Clean Air Interstate Rule, Milieu effect last year. man for Edison than the became much more said. Because AEP installed the Electric Institute, a widespread when AEP has a pending lawsuit equipment before the regula- trade association of rest." the EPA rolled out regarding whether it violated tions began, the Columbus- shareholder-owned the regulations for dean air laws when modifying electric companies. DAN RIEDINGER, the East In 2003 and some ol its plains U.S. District based company has been able SPOKESMAN to improve the engineering so The EPA reports the Midwest in 2001. ludge Edmund Sargus heard that it catches as much as 94 per- that 11 generating Milieu said. arguments in luly but has not _ cent of emissions, spokeswoman units in power plants recorded Companywide. AEP has had a yet ruled. Melissa McHenry said. reductions above 90 percent last 68.5 percent decrease since 2000 AEP has more than 5 mil- The equipment—called selec- year with more than 100 units in in nitrogen oxide emissions dur- lion customers in n states and firlham AP Photo tive catalytic reduction systems operation. EPA spokesman lohn ing the summer months, cutting recorded revenues of SI4.1 bil- BURNING CLEANER: A tower lor American Electric Power s Gen. James — is designed to cut up to 90 Millet! said mos! of the units have emissions from nearly 146,000 lion last year M. Gavin plant looms over Cheshire. Ohio. M ow w ^° ^^^^^ ^° ^ NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT STOP IN AND PICK UP OUR 332 SOUTH MAIN ST. (0uroniv<>•»«> ^FWVirFQ IMP 2006-2007 HOUSING BROCHURE (419) 352-5620 JEJK VU.E3, J IV* •over 400 apts., houses & condos • pets allowed in some locations www.newloverentals.com • no parental guarantees needed • no application fee charged •on-line applications PUT US ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST! 6 Thursday. December 8.2005 MID-AMKRJCANmNKKIiKXCK WWW.BGNEWS.COM UT professor UT cracks down on plagiarism tries to juggle life between New vice provost looks to punish cheating students more severely two countries By Chris Ankney ing to change the policy. harder ... it would stop," said said John Immerwahr, associ- Bresnahan said that after U-WIRE The policy the university Elaine Boateng, a sophomore ate vice president of academic a first offense, a notation is TOLEDO, Ohio — When Carol now holds in regards to pun- majoring in pharmacy. affairs at Villanova. "What dis- made in the student's record Tighter restrictions Bresnahan. vice provost for ishing undergraduatestudents Bresnahan said she has tinguishes us... Its) we have an and removed after gradua- academic programs and poli- who plagiarize their work is been working on changing the academic integrity code." tion. to halt Chen's, other's cies at the University of Toledo, four sentences long. policy since she took the posi- A student found in violation "If there is a second offense, research overseas was teaching history, she had "(Right now], individual fac- tion of vice provost last year. of the code is penalized within the student is expelled," to deal with some "egregious" ulty members are left free to "We don't have a good the class, as at UT, but then Bresnahan said. By Alia Orra cases of plagiarism. deal with it as they choose," university-wide program." the student is sent through At UT, if a student receives U WIRE "A student submitted a Bresnahan said, adding that Bresnahan said. "That's one of programs about academic dis- an F for academic dishonesty, TOLEDO — liquan Chen first really well-written paper," she doing it again or failing the the things I want to look into honesty. there is no way to remove it came to America in 1987 as a said. "When 1 find a paper that assignment are usually the ... a university-wide clearing- Counseling is often part of from the record. young graduate student who well-written. I get suspicious... penalties. house." this as well. "The damage that can do to had made his way to a university landl within about two min- "There has to be a worse Bresnahan said she has been "We want to find out what your record would be a lot," in Seattle where he would begin utes, I found that the student punishment for cheating," she researching the program in caused them to have academic she said. to fulfill his scientific potential had plagiarized the paper." said. place at Villanova University integrity problems in the first With the stress of examsand outside of his native China. Now, as vice provost, liven students agree that the in Pennsylvania and finds it place," Immerwahr said. papers, Bresnahan said pla- Chen, now a professor of ecol- Bresnahan is still dealing with penalty for plagiarism needs particularly interesting. What intrigues Bresnahan giarism happens all too often. ogy at University' of Toledo, is the plagiarism, only now she's try- to be stricter. "We have not gone the way most about the code is its for- chief scientist in the United States "If the punishment was of many other universities," giveness policy. CHEATING, PAGE / — China Carbon Consortium, jetting back and forth between the two countries and overseeing a couple of Chinese students in their research here. But new, tighter restrictions Why Rush being proposed by both the Departments of Defense and Into Signing A Lease?? the Department of Commerce tn could change opportunities Lease Signing Begins January 13 and circumstances for people like Chen. OA/£ Of 8GS A/£IV£/l OOMfiUXBS The stricter rules, first intro- UNIVERSITY duced over the summer and expected to be finalized by next year, are aimed at creat- VILLAGE £ LARGE, DELUXE ing heavier boundaries between foreign-horn students and their access to sensitive scientific UNIVERSITY 1 BEDROOM APTS information. 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"Students By Kelly Cottiren a Cushman with a hydraulic buildings and on sidewalks." into the hospital complaining Siktberg said. can practice labor and delivery U-WIRE dump bed empty all the trash When there is a heavy snow, of heart and chest pains. The Carol Keihn, an instructor as well as go through dilation KENT, Ohio — When it comes cans around campus, parking the students have been told nurse remembered his train- at the School of Nursing, said practices." to cleaning up trash on cam- lots, and the stadium. When they may help shovel. White ing at Ball State University and SimMan and SimBaby are com- Gina Biro, Melanie Martin and pus, Kent State University stu- the Cushman is full, said when it snows checked the man's vital signs, puter programmable, so they Erin Paul, junior nursing stu- dents are getting their hands the students drive it "It is not a they give everyone heart and lung sounds. Hearing can have irregular heart and dents, said the SimMan actually dirty. Every weekday, several to any of 76 brown around a shovel to the abnormal sounds and seeing lung sounds, bowel sounds and talks to the nurses and coughs. Kent State students are paid to Dumpsters found real sexy help. high blood pressure caused the low stats. They said students could check empty trash cans on campus. on campus. job, but Even though nurse to react quickly. Because Siktberg said students go the blood pressure, pulse and "We like to call ourselves "The Cushman is he is emptying of his training, he was able to through realistic scenarios and respirations just like with a nor- 'sanitary engineers,'" said jerry automatic and easy it is a big trash cans around stabilize the patient until the as the nurses are working on mal person, making it a really Brownell, sophomore visual to drive," Brownell benefit to campus, Brownell doctor came in to see him. the patients, the instructors can good learning device. communication design major. said. "Students don't enjoys his job. Nursing students in Ball change the patients stats to see Keihn said the students were Campus Environment and always move out of the grounds "It gives me some- State's School of Nursing have how the student will react. limited in clinical experience Operations recently started ourwaythough.The deVCirtnient " ,ning ,0 <'° antl '' the opportunity to participate "Another function of SimMan and this allowed them to do hiring students to pick up trash freshmen always ' pays," Brownell in various simulations using is that he has anatomically cor- research before going to the and bought a new Cushman, or move, but the upper HEATHER WHITE, said. "The only time Ball State's newest technologi- rect parts so the students can hospital and getting actual super golf cart, to save money classmen just keep GROUNDS MANAGER it has got messy was cal learning tools, SimMan and practice putting catheters in the experience. and get trash cans emptied walking." when my friend SimBaby. person," Keihn said. "Anything we can use to help more regularly. Campus Environment and got this gross smelly stuff that Linda Siktberg, director of SimBaby does most of the the students' learning is won- "It is not a real sexy job. but it Operations chose to have the leaked from the trash can all the School of Nursing, said the same functions as SimMan, but derful," Keihn said. "SimMan is a big benefit to the grounds students drive a Cushman over his leg." School of Nursing was designing also does some things that are and SimBaby enhance critical department," said grounds because it is more practical. Brownell has also found sur- a simulation laboratory room more common with babies. thinking and learning skills." manager Heather White. "You don't need a special prises while working. Brownell for two high-fidelity simulators, "The baby has retractions, The situations the students "Since students are taking care license to drive a Cushman, said, one lime, he and his SimMan and SimBaby as well as or when the lung muscles suck practice will help them develop of the trash cans, it frees up they are cheaper to maintain coworker found a full bottle of Noelle, the maternal and neona- in deeper when they are not self-confidence, Siktberg said. the full-time grounds workers than trucks and they arc easier $80 (iiorgio Armani Cologne. tal birthing simulator. breathing well, as well as becom- "They will be able to adapt to to work on leaves and stuff. to maneuver," groundskecper "SimMan and SimBaby are ing synodic where the lips turn changes encountered in com- realistic looking dolls that have blue," Keihn said. mon patient situations that will rubber skin and have capabili- SimMancaninterchangeanat- prepare them for real life prac- ties such as lung inspiration omy to become SimWoman. tice," Siktberg said. Student Leaal Seruices Your Lauiflrm on Campus for Landlord/Tenant matters Restrictions cease progess Disputes Involving: RESTRICTIONS, FROM PAGE 6 technology transfer special- Snider said. •Repair Actions ist at UT, problems could arise "There are at least three or with the U.S. Air Force and "because a number of research- four people who won the Nobel • Evictions other military departments, ers around this university are Prize who were from China," • Late Security Deposit Refunds the research conducted here is from countries of origin that are and who were able to do so by not yet developed enough to be considered threatening. It could their research in nuclear science qgf&* Unfair Damage Assessments highly sensitive, Calzonetti said. seriously impact our ability to in the United States, Chen said. "Universities provide a lot of conduct research." "My major concern is it's • Lease Review new technology to the defense Terrorism and the uneasy gonna limit Iforeign-born establishment," said Calzonetti. relations between the United researchers], limit the expres- To Schedule an Appointment Some in the research com- States and China are among sion of our talent ... in general, Call 372-2951 munity say putting more rig- the factors that have prompted it's not good for science," Chen orous restrictions on research- the decision. said. "And I'm not speaking in Located in 401 Soujh Hall ers from outside of the United "After 9/11, there was more particular for U.S. or China or States would hinder scientific and more of a concern about any country; I'm only speaking advancement. what information was being about in general, science." REPRESENTATION ▼ ADVICE ▼ EDUCATION According to Stephen Snider, exported out of the U.S.,"
Students don't know they're cheating .• SCIENTISTS FIND DOGS GENETIC MAKEUP www. bgnews.com/nation BOSTON CAP) The genetic makeup of die dog — in this case a boxer namedTasha — has been deciphered and should help identify genes that make both dogs and people vulnerable lo cancers, heart disease, diabetes, epilepsy blindness, deafness and even some psychiatric disorders, scientists said yesterday. MM Tax breaks Bush promotes progress in address will be Rebuilding in Iraq projected to spark Iraqi economy given to By Deb Riecltmann cally elected government that of dollars have been lost to cor- usinesses IHC ASS0CIAT E 0 PfttSS will run the country for the next ruption." WASHINGTON — Defending four years. The president said the U.S. Those hit by Katrina his war policy. President Bush While not admitting errors. has helped Iraqis conduct near- said yesterday that Iraq is mak- Bush spoke about how the U.S. ly 3,000 renovation projects at will be aided in ing quiet, steady progress in "adjusted our approach" in help- schools, train more than 30,000 building commerce repairing its shattered economy ing rebuild Iraqi cities. In his teachers, distribute more than though reconstruction "has not speech on Iraq last week. Bush H million textbooks, rebuild By Mary Dalryniple always gone as well as we had talked about early miscalcula- irrigation infrastructure to help IHE ASSOCIHIt D PRESS hoped" because of unrelenting tions that were made in train- more than 400,000 rural Iraqis WASHINGTON — The violence. ing Iraqi forces. A majority of and improve drinking water for House yesterday tackled a "Rebuilding a nation devastat- Americans now say the war more than 3 million people. niuliiliillinniloll.ii package ed by a dictator is a large under- was a mistake, and critics of the The U.S.-led coalition also of tax breaks to revive hur- taking," the president said. "It's administration's reconstruc- has helped Iraqis introduce a ricane-destroyed businesses even harder when terrorists are tion strategy say not enough new currency, reopen a stock that excludes the casinos trying to blow up that which the has been done in the nearly exchange and extend $21 mil- and country clubs underpin- Iraqis are trying to build." three years since the invasion lion in microcredit and small ning the Gulf Coast's leisure Bush spoke before the Council to reduce unemployment, step business loans to Iraqi entre- economy. on Foreign Relations in the sec- up oil production and keep the preneurs, he said. lawmakershurried to finish ond of four addresses to answer lights on. Bush cited Najaf, 90 miles the long-promised tax breaks criticism about America's pres- "The Iraqi people want johs, south of Baghdad, and Mosul for Gulf Coast businesses ence in Iraq, where the U.S. death security and basic services, in northern Iraq — the stage as Mississippi Gov. Haley toll has eclipsed 2,100. Bush is and the president's words will for some of the bloodiest bat- Barbour testified that con- laboring under the lowest job continue to ring hollow until tles of the war — as two cities gressional failure to approve approval rating of his presiden- these urgent needs are met," where headway is being made. emergency funding for roads, cy, and the speeches are part of Sen. Kdward Kennedy, D-Mass., In focusing on progress in the schoolsandhousingconstruc- Pablo Martinez Monsivais AP Photo a public relations campaign in said. "Nearly half of the funds two cities, however, Bush did tion stalled efforts to rebuild DEFENSIVE ACTION: President Bush speaks to the Council on Foreign the run-up to the Dec. 15 vote appropriated by Congress not dwell on violence-scarred after Hurricane Katrina. Relations yesterday, trying to build support tor Iraq war strategy. in Iraq to create a democrati- remain unspent and millions cities like Baghdad or western The tax incentives for aid- expanses that have been a gate- ing hurricane recovery face way for foreign militants. better odds of being com- He said victory will be pleted in a last-minute flurry achieved when insurgents of tax activity than another and others seeking to derail bill the House passed yester- democracy in Iraq can no lon- day — legislation that would ger threaten the future of the protect millions of taxpayers nation, when Iraqi security from facing higher taxes next forces can safeguard their own year because of the alterna- citizens and Iraq is not a haven tive minimum tax. Tre-Cfiristmas for terrorists plotting attacks 1 louse Republicans plan to 3 Bedroom Apartments against the U.S. Yet, Democrats advance theirbiggest tax prior- CancCeCight Mass argue that U.S. engagement In ity for the year, an extension of Iraq is open-ended, costly in reduced rates for capital gains • Furnished terms of lives and dollars, and and dividends, today. Those they say the president refrains tax cuts "significantly helped 3owen Thompson Student Union "Ballroom • 2 Full Baths from giving the American peo- us rebound in this economy," ple an idea of when U.S. troops said House Ways and Means Sunday DectmBer IJ" • FREE WIRELESS might be able to return home. Committee Chairman Bill INTERNET Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., a Thomas, R-Calif. 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WBGUQ ... —..., WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday, December 8.2005 9 EMBLEM SIGNIFIES ISRAEL'S INCLUSION www.bgnews.com/world GENEVA (AP) — Delegates to an international confer- ence accepted a new Red Cross emblem today despite Syrian objections, paving the way for Israel to join the humanitarian movement after nearly six decades of exclusion. The 192 signatories of the Geneva Conventions approved the new "red crystal" emblem. WORLD Chinese mayor found Hussein skips his trial dead, cause unknown Wang involved in announce that the Songhua Saddam follows through on his threat to boycott court had been poisoned until 10 recent Songhua River days later, after the city of By Hamza Hendawi according to his father, Salam pollution cover up Harbin was forced to shut THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HirmizGorgis. down running water to its 3.8 BAGHDAD. Iraq — Saddam "At about 5:30 p.m. a car came By Joe McDonald million people. Hussein followed through yes- here," Gorgis told AP Television THE ASS0CIA1ED PRESS People who live along the terday on his threat to boycott News. "They took my son, put JIAMUSI, China — A deputy river an' angry authorities failed his trial, and the court adjourned him in the car and left," mayor who claimed there was to warn them immediately until after next week's national Gorgis works for one of the tri- no pollution from a chemical about the spill of 100 tons of elections. Gunmen, meanwhile, al's five judges. The judge's iden- plant explosion was found dead cancer-causing benzene and kidnapped the 8-year-old son of tity cannot be revealed because at his home amid public anger other toxins. The spill disrupted a bodyguard for a judge in the of special security measures Two over officials' failure to quick- water supplies to millions and case. attorneys representing co-defen- ly alert residents that tons of sent a chemical slick flowing Inside the courtroom, one of dants have been assassinated toxins had spilled into a major downriver to Russia. Saddam's seven co-defendants since the trial began Oct. 19. river. "Anyone who is found guilty lashed out at conditions of his During yesterday's session. Wang Wei. the 43-year-old of dereliction of duty will be own detention, saying guards Ibrahim, head of Iraqi intelli- deputy mayor of lilm. the city harshly dealt with," said l.i offered only "the worst brands" gence during the Dujail inci- in northeast China where the Yizhong. director of the State of cigarettes. dent, told the court that he had blast occurred, was found Administration of Work Safety, Barazan Ibrahim's outburst spent more than eight months dead Tuesday, the I long Kong quoted by the official Xinhua came a day after Saddam, his in solitary confinement in a newspaper la Kung Pao and News Agency, half brother, warned that he windowless facility without air I long Kong Cable TV reported "Any mow trying to cover up would not return to the "unjust" conditioning, electricity or run- They said the cause of death the cause of the accident and court to protest the conditions ning water. was unknown. any passive attitude toward the of his detention. The group is "I couldn't tell if it was day or The government tried to probe are deemed deception on trial in the deaths of more night," he said. mollify the public yesterday by and a defiance of law," he said. than 140 Shiite Muslims follow- "We are prisoners of the promising a thorough inquiry' During a visit to Harbin. ing a 1982 assassination attempt wealthiest and most powerful into the spill into the Songhua Premier Wen Habao promised against him. nation, yet, since four months River and punishment for any- to investigate the disaster, but The court convened yesterday ago, they are giving me six cig- one responsible. But the gov- didn't mention the failure to after four hours of behind-the- arettes a day from the worst ernment didn't say whether it quickly inform the public. scenes consultations failed to brands." would target the biggest focus An environmental official resolve the standoff. After hear- Ibrahim said guards would of public anger — accusations has complained that by failing ing from two more witnesses, force him and other prisoners to that Communist Party officials to report the spill promptly. Chief Judge Rizgar Mohammed exercise before dawn or during tried to cover up the pollution. local authorities wrecked Amin adjourned the hearings the honest time of the day. At the Wang ran a team that evacu- china's best chance of mini- until Dec. 21 — six days after the slightest breach of prison rules, ated residents after the Nov. 13 mizing the damage. parliamentary elections, which punishment included the with- chemical plant explosion, the The handling of the after- officials fear may coincide with holding of cigarettes, tea or by Hong Kong newspaper report math of the spill highlights the a spike in insurgent violence. David Furst AP Photo reducing food rations, he added. said. He told Chinese media at Status enjoyed by party officials Court official Raid (uhi insist- STAND-INS: With former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's chair "When 1 was detained I was the time that there was no pol- who often cannot be investi- ed that Saddam did not boycott remaining empty, Taha Yassin Ramadan, front left, Abdullah Kazim wearing pajamas that I kept lution from the explosion. gated or prosecuted without the hearing but that the court Ruwayyid, front right, and Mohammed Azawi Ali, rear, appear at trial. wearing for nine months until The government didn't the party's permission. "decided he should be removed" my brother came and gave me after the closed-door consulta- that the court is illegal and house in the eastern Baghdad a dishdasha," a traditional robe, tions. Juhi said Saddam would cannot provide a fair trial," the neighborhood of Kamsarah, he said. be in court Dec. 21. statement said. 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Your high school jersey.... that first BG trainer set of keys... your signing bonus... 4yj shares his Sports All are nothing more than expertise on practice field figures Scharer looked up to by many other deserve athletic trainers By lessici faming REPORTER gifts, too A BGSU football player walks off the practice field wincing in pain while holding his back. RYAN Relics "Vou all right man? What's up? AUTULLO What side?" asks Kyle Scharer, a Asst Sports Editor student athletic trainer at BG. of the Scharer puts both of his hands on the injured player's back, light- Allow me to play Santa for A quick look at what the ly massaging different muscles, a few paragraphs and trying to find where the problem give some prominent Cleveland Browns' draft is. sports figures what they need After spending the last hour for Christmas. To everyone else: circling the practice fields hand- Have a safe Winter Break and see picks from 1999-2005 are ing out water botdes, this injury is you next year. actually some welcomed excite- To Cleveland Browns fans: ment for Scharer. Patience saying today "You basically just watch prac- Browns fans have never been past tice and wait for someone to get accused of being patient — or hurt," Scharer said. "By the way intelligent. Starting from scratch he described the problem, I was means exactly that, so expecting By Matt Riddle Green is currently sidelined with an — you guessed it — injury. pretty convinced that it was a Trent Dilfer to make a meaning- RiPORlER My ruling: Bust. muscle strain, and 1 was just try- ful contribution to this team is ing to pinpoint what muscle it like asking Courtney Brown to Tim Couch Jeff Faine was to get a better understanding stay healthy. Those who made "1 was supposed to IK- the best quarterback to come from the "I am the only Cleveland Browns first-round draft pick cur- of the problem." predictions of the Browns host- SEC in 20 years. If I could go back in time 1 could be better than rently starting for the team. 1 could be the scariest person alive, Scharer is a senior in the ath- ing playoff games should be Peyton Manning. 1 would like to thank former Cleveland coach but I can't hack it in the NIL like I did at Notre Dame. I really letic training program at the embarrassed. l£t's put the unre- Chris Palmer for starting me my rookie season behind an offen- can't block, and I continually get knocked around by defensive University. Part of the curricu- alistic expectations to rest for a sive line worse than the one I had at Kentucky. I am better than linemen, and yet I'm supposed to anchor the offensive line" lum for athletic training involves couple years. Peyton Manning... in Madden 2006." Faine has had two injuries and was put on injured reserve last working for the BGSU sports The BGSU men's basketball Couch has had seven injuries since being drafted first overall December. Faine was picked in the mid-late first round, but still teams, and this semester his team: Steven Wright in 1999 by the Browns Coudl is now out of the league after has not lived up to his full potential. My ruling: On the verge of assignment was football. Losing six players from last being cut in the 2004 offseason by the Green Bay packers. My bust. Luckily for Scharer his job year's team hurts. Combine Uiat ruling on Tim Couch: Major bust. does involve more than simply with losing your top returning Kellen Winslow Jr. watching the players bang each scorer to an offseason injury, Courtney Brown "Well, 1 have bad luck. Maybe it's because I went to Miami. In other around at practice. He and it's downright painful. The "1 still look like Tarzan and play like my rookie season I tore ligaments in my leg and was sidelined arrives about an hour and a half falcons will soon welcome the Jane, but I have found a new home in for the year. Then I, Kellen Kenieval, wanted to join the X-Games before all practices to tape ath- return of Wright, who lias been Denver, where I don't have to do any- and lost control of my motorcycle and tore my ACL" letes, conduct limited rehab and sidelined with a fractured bone ■^j&L thing but stand around and watch John Winslow has been injured twice since joining the Browns in treatments on injured athletes, in his foot since September. BG Lynch and Ian Gold make all the plays. 2004. On an onslde kick opportunity during his rookie season, and teach some of the younger coach Dan Dakich is in dire need I had more injuries than sacks during Winslow tore ligaments in his leg. Over the summer, Kellen trainers the tricks of the trade. of a secondary scorer to comple- my stay in Cleveland, and my best friend was was in a motorcycle accident and missed this entire season. He also travels with the team and ment standout Martin Samarco, the team's head trainer." Winslow, who has played in just one full game as a Brown, is stands on the sidelines at all of junior, and Wright, if healthy, will Brown, the No. 1 overall pick in 2000, has suffered 13 inju- getting ready for the Browns' mini-camp in June My ruling: The the games, home or away. be that guy. The Falcons (2-4) can ries and missed almost two full seasons since joining the league. jury is still out. Scharer, who tore his own turn their season around with Brown is making an impact in Denver this year, but the support - meniscus when he was in high the return ofWright. ing cast has a lot to do with that. My niling: Bust. Braylon Edwards school, enjoys the challenge of BG quarterback Omar Jacobs: "I was on my way to being Rookie getting injured athletes rehabili- A magic eight ball Gerard Warren of the Year, but 1 tried to make another tated as soon as possible. The biggest name to emerge at "I was drafted by Butch Davis who was such a good talent great play for the Browns and landed "When you get somebody BGSU in a long lime will spend evaluator. 1 mean isn't he still in the NFL? My career in Cleveland awkwardly on my knee and tore my who's injured and you get them much of his Winter Break pon- was dissimilar from my rap song, 'Do it Big." ACL on Sunday." back to playing, you know they're dering his future. Jacobs has the "Big Money" has had three injuries since entering the league I guess it's just the Cleveland Curse appreciative of it ... iti kind of option of entering the NFL Draft in 2001. Injuries aren't his problem but rather a lack of talent. Edwards is going to be a stud. He has # gratifying," he said. "Just to help or sticking around BG foranother Davis' first draft pick at No 3 overall could be the Browns' big- proven himself already this season people makes it worthwhile, as year. He intends to make a deci- gest bust of the new era. Warren is in the rotation for the Denver with 512 yards and three touchdowns. If Charlie cheesy as that sounds" sion by Ian. I. If Jacobs chooses Broncos. My ruling: Major bust. Frye was the starting quarterback all year, Edwards could Between practices and games, to leave for the NFL, the football have done better. It's unfortunate he had to get hurt after scoring Scharer said he normally puts team's wish list certainly grows. William Green twice last week in die first half. My ruling: Stud. in 20 to 30 hours a week, on top Cleveland Indians: Offseason "My nickname in Cleveland says it all, 'Willie Weed.' Maybe if This is just another reason why Cleveland is the most tortured of his full course load. However, acquisitions I didn't get pulled over for drunken driving and stab by my wife, sports city in the world. The Cleveland Browns' draft picks have he says the perks of the job are The Tribe needs a quality start- I would still be a factor in this league." either not performed up to expectations, have had numerous worth the long days on the field. ing pitcher, a power hitter and a Green, still on the Browns' roster, has been injured three times injuries or made bad life decisions. The Browns are 4-8 this year The worst part is long, crazy proven closer. With a limited pay- and was suspended for substance abuse, lie had talent out because of die lack of talent on the team, which is attributed hours," Scharer said, handing out roll, Cleveland may be wise to re- of Boston College but never made the jump to the next level. mainly to bad drafting. another water bottle to a lineman. sign Bob Wickman and offer Kevin "But the best pan is the expe- Millwood the contract he desires. Warning to all 2006 draft picks: riences you get to have, they're A healthy Nomar Garciaparra just so unique and so once in a would also look good under Mark If you come to Cleveland, something freakish will happen to you (motorcycle accident, stabbed by wife, fluke injuries). I hope the Browns do take my favorite Ohio State players like A.J. I lawk and Bobby Carpenter, but I will advise them on the "Curse of An lifetime. I've been to two bowl Shapiro's ChrisDnas tree. games, I've been on the field at BGSU women's basketball Modcll." If we take a Toledo Rocket, I'll let them figure it out on their own. coach Curt Miller A life-time contract at BGSU SCHARER. PAGE 11 Christmas is the season of giv- ing, but we'd like to keep Miller for a while. In reality, the BGSU women's coach will entertain job offers from all around America in the near future after taking a once unheralded program to the Hoffman chooses SD over Indians verge of cracking the top-25. OSU football coach Jim Tressel: Venerable closer is stay with the Padres. year and made the achieve- he will be the all-time saves means to our community." Due props "I'm just really happy that I'm ments that would guarantee leader. It's certainly within his Bochy sounded relieved. Tressel was hired five years second all-time in not having to traipse my family the option year a little easier grasp," Towers said. "I won't "I know how fortunate I have ago to beat Michigan and win save opportunities across the country, although it to reach. be surprised If he surpass- been to have a closer down bowl games. So far, he's 4-1 in was a tremendous opportunity "To get this done went a little es the 500 mark and goes to there like Trevor," he said. "I the former and 3-1 in the latter. with the Cleveland Indians." closer than I had hoped," man- Cooperstown as one of the few couldn't imagine calling down Tressel, though, Ls often criticized BylimmyBolen Hoffman said. "In particular, ager Bruce Bochy said. "This relievers there." to the bullpen and not having by Buckeye fans who don't sub- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the class that they showed is huge for us. I know, for me, Hoffman's contract includes Trevor. He's a special guy." scribe to his conservative nature. DALLAS — Trevor Hoffman throughout the process and the (here's certainly going to be a a 2008 option at $5.5 million Hoffman's deal cleared the Winning matters more in college will stay with the San Diego respect that they showed went sense of comfort in that ninth that would become guaranteed way for the Padres to acquire football than in any other sport, Padres, agreeing Wednesday to above and beyond and 1 truly inning now that we have Trevor if he finishes 90 games over the catcher Doug Mirabelli from and Tressel is an amazing 49-13 a S13.5 million, two-year con- appreciate it. But it came down back." next two years or 45 in one of Boston for second baseman during his tenure at OSU. tract that includes an option to me making a decision for my I loffman saved 43 games last them, Towers said. Mark Lorerta. Mirabelli, who Myself A Christmas Break clear for 2008. family and not disrupting what season, going 1-6 with a 2.97 "This is probably the most has been backing up Jason of nagging parents, deadlines, Hoffman's agents also had we have going on." ERA. He is second on the career significant signing that I've Varitek, will compete for the early-morning wake-ups, dorm been negotiating with the San Diego general manager saves list with 436 — all but two had," the GM said. "This guy starting job with Miguel Olivo. food and blisiering-cold weather. Cleveland Indians at the win- Kevin Towers said the club with the Padres. is the face of our organization. "We could be using both of ter meetings before agreeing to improved its offer in the second "We're hopeful that in 2006 I can't put into words what he them," Bochy said. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday. December 8,200511 Scharer enjoys still being Rocket shot down in Houston By Stephen Hawkins THE ASSOCIATED PRESS involved with athletics DALLAS — The Houston Astros declined to offer salary arbitra- SCHARER, FROM PAGE 10 Kyle has cracked me up with tion to Roger Clemens yesterday, or that we have just teased him a move that means he can't re- Oklahoma, Wisconsin, being with no mercy," Davidson said. sign with the National League with the softball team when they "You can catch Kyle on any- champions until May 1. won the MAC Championship. thing, he is so gullible. You can The seven-time Cy Young How many other people can say tell him anything and he's going Award winner spent the last two they got to work with people like to believe it." seasons with his hometown team Omar llacobs], people that are "Kyle is a lot of fun in the ath- and hasn't decided whether to going to be in the NFL? It's stuff letic training room," Boersma pitch next year or retire. At 43, like that that makes it worth it." added. "He can take sarcasm as he led the major leagues in ERA Despite his busy schedule, well has give it out" at 1.67, going 13-8 to help the Scharer manages to go above While Scharer likes to have a Astros reach the World Series for and beyond what is required of good time in the training room, the first time. him, according to his superiors. he has seen his share of serious "This is probably one of the "Kyle is old school, old school injuries with the worst being a more gut-wrenching, difficult trainer. As in, he's always avail- spiral tibia (shin bone) fracture decisions we've made as an able and anything you ask him by a pole-vaulter. organization," general manager to do he's going to go that extra Submitted Ptwto "He landed coming down Tim Purpura said. "It's one of yard," said Annette Davidson, BREAK FROM ACTION: Kyle from the pole vault wrong, and these things that you regret to an assistant athletic trainer at Scharer maintains a busy he kind of twisted when he land- have to do.... We need to move OnidJ Philip AP Photo BGSU. schedule that includes working ed and it was almost compound, forward and we don't know just ROCKET MAN: Roger Clemens will not be offered arbitration from the Matt Hudson, another senior with many BGSU athletes. through the skin," Scharer said. what Roger's status will be for Houston Astros, meaning he cannot re-sign with the team until May 1. in the athletic training program "I was working |the track and next year." after only two innings. Yankees and Boston Red Sox. two who has been friends with "When I first started it was field canip by myself, so it was Clemens made $18 million, 1 louston's decision could lead of his former clubs. Scharer the past four years, said horrible, you really miss being kind of creepy, it was pretty big" and the Astros didn't want to risk to other teams trying to lure "If anybody calls, we'll listen," Scharer is someone other train- out there, but after awhile you After graduation, Scharer going to salary arbitration while Clemens, such as the New York I lendricks said. ers look up to. just accept it. It's the times that plans to attend graduate school they awaited his decision wheth- "He's a leader, he sets a very you're running out of the tunnel, for athletic training and then er to play. Clemens still intends good example for everyone," right before the game or some- continue working as trainer to pitch for the United States Hudson said. "He's always there thing, that's when you really at a large Division 1 school, in March during the inaugur.il to lend a helping hand." want to just suit up and go at it." although Boersma and Hudson Wiirld Baseball Classic Scharer was an athlete himself Scharer continues to compete think he might also enjoy work- "We expected this because we _J in high school, playing baseball in sports through intramurals, ing for a professional baseball talked a great deal about thus," and football in his hometown of although some of his team- team. Scharer got a taste of said his agent, Randy I lendricks. Millbury, Ohio. mates have doubts about his both when he interned at Notre "It's no surprise." H II "I've been involved in sports alleged skills. Dame two summers ago and Clemens had an injured leg since the time I could walk," "Kyle talks about his high the Toledo Mud Hens last sum- and back late in the season CkooM from 14 nn ileus, Jut $4.99 .«ch, Scharer said. "After 1 graduat- school baseball days and gloats mer. However, no matter where and was forced out of his start •vary night altar 9 P.M. ed high school I realized I still quite a bit," said Doug Boersma, he ends up after graduation, in Game 1 of the World Series * 6 Wings ^•^''SHSnY^ni * More than a wanted to be involved with the head athletic trainer at Scharer is confident that ath- against the Chicago White Sox * Onion Straws l|jajjflKat, 1/2 lb Chunks sports and I knew I wanted to BGSU. "We had a sports medi- letic training is the profession * RalpWe Bread _ JU nTak* l«l»pan° do something medically relat- for him. * Onion Rings Bottle Caps cine intramural Softball team * Potato Skins ed, so it was just a matter of "That's how 1 know this is • Chews last spring, and he struggled in * Pickle Spears combining the two." what 1 want to do, when you sec Queso Dip such a way that we all question GREEN MEADOW * Fried Shrooms However, being an athlete that you've helped somebody, • Mac 'n Cheese the validity of the stories." Wedges * Cheese Nachos himself makes it harder for it's a great feeling," he said, "it APARTMENTS While Scharer may not lead 214 NAPOLEON RD. • Thre*Cheese * Provolone Scharer to just sit back and his intramural team in batting really makes you feel like you're (419) 353-2772 Fries Wedges watch the games and practices. average, he probably leads the actually doing something with ai He said he misses being out training room in laughs. your life." Monday Night Football Spacial Altai 6 | Bee! ot ° r 1 or 2 bedroom* an Bay mon lluu 1 lb. •! Chicken Taco there with the team. "There's so many things that If I M -tin Soui Ciaam Regularly oi Chick*. C-nmki, qat *SaM ■on HUB 1/2 lb. ftialfy 49^ INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE lOOO's OF TIRES IN STOCK AND SALE PRICED DISCOUNTRATESON Newly Renovated Unil TIRE SAVINGS 12 5es available lm» • Pwn>Ur« ' Mart.. • Una ■ FsaeflaT mummsBmctconast IH (wrik Mala atreet - ken— from ALDI Feoas Find More Coupons @ thetireman.com Campbell Hill Townhouses New OPfiion Looking for the perfect apartment or house for next year? Why not combine the best of both worlds in a townhouse at Campbell POP selling your Hill. Nowhere else can you find a home only TWO BLOCKS from campus that offers plenty of parking and is within walking distance to the football stadium, rec center and library. 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IAP) — Bud fired the next vear when the team Carson, the architect of got off to a 2-7 start. Pittsburgh's "Steel Curtain" "Bud was an eccentric guy defense who later coached the that we respected very much Cleveland Browns, died yester- and as a a-sult, we played hard day He was 75. because we liked Hud," said for- Carson, who had been ill with mer Browns wide receiver Brian emphysema, died at his home, Brennan. "We had an older team according to his wife's employee and Bud Healed us like men. and TV station WWSB because of that he got the most Carson was the Steelers' defen- out of us." sive coordinator from 1972-77, Bnifinan also recalled some < >t and shaped a defense led by ( aison's quirky coaching tech- Joe Greene, lack I lam and lack niques. Lambert into one of the best in "Sometimes he would make NIT. history. During that time, things up on the fly." Brennan the Steelers won two Super Howl said. "We would practice some- titles under coach Chuck Null, thing all week, and at halftime and would go on to win another Bud would say. 'let's try this.' He two after Carson left. liked to do things a little differ- Carson then became defensive ently" coordinator of the Los Angeles Colts coach limy Dungy, an Hams, who lost to the Steelers Nil. player in the late 1970s, in the Super Bowl alter the 1979 recalls marveling at how Carson season. I le coached the Browns could make major adjustments INNOVATOR: Bud Carson, the architect of Pittsburgh's "Steel Curtain" defense looks over the Steelers during a work out in preparation for a in 1989-90, posting a 11-13-1 in personnel and strategy in the record in 1 1/2 seasons. middle of a game or a season. playoff game Dec. 22,1977. Carson died yesterday at age 75 at his home in Sarasota, Fla. Cleveland won the AFC Central "If anyone can come up with key game widi Dallas in 1979. coordinator for the New York lets championship they won." said ning the NFL Defensive Player in his first season, beating Buffalo something, it's Bud,'' Dungy said, (arson also coached Georgia from 1985-88. Marty Lyons, a defensive tackle of the Year award, and Brown 34-30 in the playoffs before los- pointing to how Carson success- lech from 1967-71, posting a 27- "You lookal what heestablished with the lets during (arson's ten- wound up with the expansion ing to Denver 37-21 in the AFC fully put in a new and compli- 27 record, including a win in the when he was with Pittsburgh, the ure there. "Wherever he went, he Seattle Seahawks. championship game. He was cated defensive alignment for a 1970 Sun Bowl and was defensive style of defense they played in the always had that aggressive style. Carson'sworkwnthwhatiswide- I le didn't want to let the offense ly regarded as the best defense feel like they had an upper hand in Ml. history was praised even on the defense. It was always an after he left die Steelers, which attack mode." rankled some holdover members Carson had some of the best of Noll's staff. Woody Widenhofer, defensive players in NIL history who became the Steelers' defen- Mnjnjny IfiCHJ brirjg on the 1974 and 1975 Steelers sive coordinator in 1979, said the teams diat won the Super Bowl, defense was better after (arson hut didn't hesitate to motivate left because it was more complex them. He pulled future Hall of and relied more on blitzing. ttie pie tlys lame cornerback Mel Ulount "ITiis isn't that little architect's from the AFC championship defense." Widenhofer said. "He game against Oakland in January didn't know anything about holiday sea soil 1975 because he felt Blount wasn't defense until he got with Chuck playing up to his ability. Noll." "That was a stupid answer," Still, the Steelers were so con- University Dining Services is selling 10" flavor fusion Blount said before the Steelers cerned about (arson's knowledge beat Minnesota in the Super of their defense before the Super specialty pies that put a whole new/ twist on tradition. Bowl, criticism that caused a Bowl in lanuary 1980 that they And even better ...they are only available through usl major stir in Pittsburgh. "I don't rotated linebackers Loren Toews think smart coaches would'vc and Hobin Cole on every play so done something like that" Carson couldn't steal their defen- The Steelers were so uncer- sive play calls from the sidelines. tain about Blount's future after The Steelers won 31-19 for their dial, diey drafted defensive back fourth and final Super Bowl vic- Dave Brown of Michigan in the tory. first round and put him behind Carson was a defensive back Blount on the depth chart. at North Carolina from 1949-51 Blount responded by making before spending two years in the II interceptions in I97f>and win- Marines. • Country Apple Hi Pie witti "Maple Crust --Wild Berry Blast Hi Pie OSUs Hawk gamers wit/l Lerrjpti Crust Lombardi Award ' Orchard Fruit Hi Pie By Chris Duncan of award, it's a reflection of the tut ASSOCIAIEO PRESS team and die guys around them." witti Buttery Vary I la Crust HOUSTON — Ohio State line- said Hawk, Ohio State's leading "Your choice ■ oqlySlU.VSI backer A.). I lawk won the Rotary tackier for three straight seasons Lombardi Award as the nation's "A lot of people don't realize how top college lineman or linebacker much the other 10 guys out there Orders are now being taken at the Kreischer SunDidl Wednesday night, becoming the help." through December 14th, and at the Falcon's Nest fifth Buckeyes player to receive About 250 coaches, former the honor. finalists and media members Food Court through December 21 St. The other three finalists were voted for the award, given annu- Louisville defensive end lilvis ally by the Houston Rotary Club. Pre-order forms available at cashier stations. Dumervil, Penn State linebacker Chuck Poole, the event's public Paul Posluszny and Texas defen- relations director, said the club sive tackle Rod Wright. doesn't release a breakdown of "Anyone who's up tor any kind the votes. HURRY! 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