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"One reason was to avoid isolation of students and give them the opportunity to be with other students and faculty." SIDNEY RIBEAU Ribeau defends keeping U. open by Wi'lE Sanders dent's office, heard all types of According to the University give them the opportunity to be work it through in a way Ch.it assured that there was no physi- IK! BG NEWS voices on the other end of the President, Sidney Ribeau, Ohio with other students and faculty. makes sense for students. If you cal threat to anyone on campus, Stephanie Jesse fielded all phone. They were complaining University and Miami University They needed a place to maintain shut everything down then you the :dea was to "move forward." types of calls Tuesday, some were about why the college was still didn't close down their campus- a place in normalcy of their lives. take away that opportunity." "We shouldn't be passively vic- students, some were family open. es. He also felt that neither should When great tragedy strikes it He also said that the second timiz-d," Ribeau said. "But to members of students and some "It's un-American," one stu- the University for several reasons. shocks you into a state of sus- reason was because "the goal of activ i;l' work it through in a way just hung up on her when she dent said, another feared for his "The idea was two fold," pended animation. We are an terrorism is to strike fear into that ?ives them (the students) gave them the news. life, and one grandmother called, Ribeau said. "One reason was to educational institution, we need- people so they can exploit that lesse, a secretary for the presi- concerned about her grandchild. avoid isolation of students and ed to provide an opportunity to fear." After the University was RIBEAU,PAGE 5 Campus endures u. by Greg Zierofl mourn and openly discuss their should have been canceled. This interns THE ec NEWS feelings towards the attack," tragedy affects too many people, With the nation paralyzed with Easier said. directly and indirectly. This is the ' shock and anger, the University Some students were, however, most significant event in this safe in remained open for classes, much not happy with the decision not nation's history. Besides, trying to , to the surprise of many students. to close. Citing respect for the teach with something of this In his University Statement, dead and the Nation's state of magnitude in everyone's minds President Sydney Ribeau said shock, those students said class- would be pointless." N.Y.C. "Our first priority is for the wel- es should have been canceled for Several professors were con- fare and safety of our stu- the remainder of the day. tacted regarding what they The B6 News 'dents.Classes are not canceled "We should have closed, not Nine University students that ' University-wide...As a campus would have done during only out of respect, but, more Tuesdays events, but none want- were interning at the Fashion community, meeting in class is importantly, to watch history Institute of Technology in New an opportunity to support each ed to comment publicly on the unfold," said senior Frances York City have been accounted other in times of crisis." issue. McCowan. "This is our country, The University was one of the for and are considered to be safe Freshman Rachael Easier and unharmed. agreed with President Ribeau's and we should see what's going only area coUeges to stay open. on as it happens." The University of Toledo, Although Associate professor decision to keep the campus Diane Frey said she has not open. Graduate student Rob University of Dayton, Owens heard anything officially, one of "1 stand behind the President's Bulanda. who is currently teach- Community College, and Wright decision to stay open because it ing an Introduction to Sociology State University canceled classes the students e-mailed a friend in gave students the opportunity to course, said, "I think that classes Tuesday. Bowling Green. "We have not heard from par- ents," Frey said, "I'm guessing that they have at least contacted their parents." Frey said that she was unsure as to whether those R0TC nine students were going to stay in New York or come home Patriots rush Frey said that she tried to con- in shock tact the program director at FIT, but so far has been unable to by Jordan Fonts receive official word as to exactly IHf 8G NEKS how those University students for Am. Flags Watching Tuesday's events are. unfold alongside the civilian The students, whose names by David lehr the stores searching for flags. In sector, city and campus U.S. THE BC NEWS were not released, are in New the first 36 hours since the attack. armed forces affiliates reacted York as part of the Apparel Reacting to the terrorist activi- Meijer on Alexis Road in Toledo from a similar perspective. Merchandising and Product ties on the East Coast, a run swept nearly depleted its small flag "In an issue like this, I'm no Development program at the through Toledo and Bowling stock. Meijer management different from anyone on the University. Students have the Green Wednesday. responded immediately by plac- street who calls himself an It was not a run on the banks, ing a rush order for at least 500 option to spend one year at FIT American," said Lt. Col. as an intem as part of nor on the grocers. Rather, people additional flags through their cor- Richard Laughlin, instructor made a run on hardware stores porate headquarters. with the University's Army the program. everywhere. Unfortunately, Meijer's ware- Reserve Officers' Training In an effort to display their sup- houses do not store flags so the Corps. "And as far as I'm con- port and patriotism, citizens vendor must produce and dis- cerned, our cadets are just like snatched up all numbers and tribute them. Meijer hopes to any other students." sizes of the United States flag. restock by the end of the week, Like their non-military Hardware stores both in Toledo but if the vendor cannot come counterparts, ROTC cadets Campus and Bowling Green witnessed a through swiftly, it may take a few and personnel huddled drastic jump in sales following days. around televisions with equal Tuesday's attack. While no one predicted the surprise and disbelief, dis- "Last week, you couldn't give jump in sales, the personnel at cussed the attacks in class, security the flags away, but Tuesday really the stores were not all that sur- and thought about friends prompted sales," said Carol Halas prised. Meijer worker lohn and relatives in New York and of lanney's Ace Hardware in Stewart said of the the Pentagon. increases Toledo. "Between Tuesday and customers,"They just want to put And like other organiza- Wednesday, we are getting wiped the flag in their yards to show tions, they canceled a ceremo- by David W. Stone out of flags." their support." ny scheduled for Tuesday Kevin VortnesBGNew IHE BG NEWS As Toledo and local stores And the patriotism was not night, considering it the University police stepped up DISPLAYING SOLIDARITY: An American Flag flies at half- watched their supplies dwindle, patrols around campus after more and more people came to PATRIOTS, PAGE 5 ROTC, PAGE 5 mast yesterday on campus in Fraternity Row. reports of the attacks in N.Y. and Washington DC "We did increase the security some," Weigund said. "Basically we were concerned with +■ L ujw— Gasoline panic does increased visibility. We had some 1 foot patrols around campus. There was also an effort to get into the dorms and make con- ^^\M not raise prices in B.G. tact with the students and resi- dent advisors around campus." ■ r- 1 by Shannon E Kolkedy Wooster St. trying to pull in to i rmrx- \ 1 THE 6G NEWS get gas," Meyers said of the busi- While there have been no inci - dents on campus or even in this - In the aftermath of Tuesday's ness Tuesday evening. terrorist attack on U.S. soil, In spite of these rumors and region, Weigund said it was still Americans have been alarmed the increase of gasoline sales, important for students to remain by rumors of skyrocketing gas local service stations only raised aware of their surroundings. ■ og; prices throughout the nation. their prices immediately after "The sooner that we are called According to Jim McDermott, the attack. Wednesdiy morn- the better our response will be. manager of Barney's North ing, however, the prices Often if a report is delayed the located at 1091 North Main St., returned to normal and have incident may already be over rumors caused an influx in busi- remained steady ever since before we can respond." ness to the point where an indi- "We have plenty of gas," Wiegund emphasized the vidual had to stand at the McDermott said, "and our safety of the University students • pumps and direct traffic prices aren't going up." was not threatened. Pam Myers, a manager The American Petroleum "We have no reason to believe trainee, said the Speedway at Institute (API) echoed that that there is any danger to cam- 1650 East Woostef also experi- thought pus or to students," said enced an increase in business In an article on CNN.com, Wiegund. "The incidents appear felly SoM BG Ifewi Tuesday evening and Chris Kelley, API spokesman, to be targeted at financial and GAS PANIC: Cars lined up outside gas stations Tuesday night as possible gas shortages were report- Wednesday morning. military institutions and do not seem to be expanding." ed by the media. As of yesterday, prices in Bowling Green remained below $2. "We had people sitting on GAS, PAGE 5 r The BG News Personals Wanted Classified Ads • 372-6977 The Daily Crossword Fix ** Dance Marathon 2002 ** 1 F. rmte. needed. E. Merry, 2 bdrm., 2 bath, furnished. $168 per 1 Poet Core Committee Applications 2 Melody tor one voice month.419-445 1423. ask for Brady. available Sept. 10-14 at the Dance 3 Remitted Marathon oflice- 450 Saddlemire. 4 Ready Must be turned in by Fri. Sept. 14 at SRhea 5 pm. 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"One reason was to avoid isolation of students and give them the opportunity to be with other students and faculty." SIDNEY RIBEAU Ribeau defends keeping U. open by Will E Sanders dent's office, heard all types of According to the University give them the opportunity to be work it through in a way th.it assured that there was no physi- THi BC HEWS voices on the other end of the President, Sidney Ribeau, Ohio with other students and faculty. makes sense for students. If you cal threat to anyone on campus, Stephanie Jesse fielded all phone. They were complaining University and Miami University They needed a place to maintain shut everything down then you the ;dea was to "move forward." types of calls Tuesday, some were about why the college was still didn't close down their campus- a place in normalcy of their lives. take away that opportunity." "We shouldn't be passively vic- students, some were family open. es. He also felt that neither should When great tragedy strikes it He also said that the second timiz'.-d," Ribeau said. "But to members of students and some "It's un-American," one stu- the University for several reasons. shocks you into a state of sus- reason was because "the goal of acth i;l' work it through in a way just hung up on her when she dent said, another feared for his "The idea was two fold," pended animation. We are an terrorism is to strike fear into that ?ives them (the students) gave them the news. life, and one grandmother called, Ribeau said. "One reason was to educational institution, we need- people so they can exploit that lesse, a secretary for the presi- concerned about her grandchild. avoid isolation of students and ed to provide an opportunity to fear." After the University was RIBEAU, PAGE 5 Campus endures u. by Gree Zierotf mourn and openly discuss their should have been canceled. This interns THE BG HEWS feelings towards the attack," tragedy affects too many people, With the nation paralyzed with Easier said. directly and indirectly. This is the shock and anger, the University Some students were, however, most significant event in this I remained open for classes, much not happy with the decision not nation's history. Besides, trying to safe in to the surprise of many students. to close. Citing respect for the teach with something of this In his University Statement, dead and the Nation's state of magnitude in everyone's minds President Sydney Ribeau said shock, those students said class- would be pointless." N.Y.C. "Our first priority is for the wel- es should have been canceled for Several professors were con- fare and safety of our stu- the remainder of the day. tacted regarding what they The BG News ilinls...Classes are not canceled "We should have closed, not Nine University students that University-wide...As a campus would have done during only out of respect, but, more Tuesdays events, but none want- were interning at the Fashion community, meeting in class is Institute of Technology in New an opportunity to support each importantly, to watch history ed to comment publicly on the unfold," said senior Frances issue. York City have been accounted other in times of crisis for and are considered to be safe Freshman Rachael Easier McCowan. "This is our country, The University was one of the and we should see what's going only area colleges to stay open. and unharmed. agreed with President Ribeau's Although Associate professor decision to keep the campus on as it happens." The University of Toledo, open. Graduate student Rob University of Dayton, Owens Diane Frey said she has not heard anything officially, one of "I stand behind the President's Bulanda, who is currently teach- Community College, and Wright decision to stay open because it ing an Introduction to Sociology State University canceled classes the students e-mailed a friend in gave students the opportunity to course, said, "I think that classes Tuesday. Bowling Green. "We have not heard from par- ents," Frey said, "I'm guessing that they have at least contacted their parents." Frey said that she was unsure as to whether those R0TC nine students were going to stay in New York or come home. Patriots rush Frey said that she tried to con- in shock tact the program director at FIT, but so far has been unable to by Ionian Fonts receive official word as to exactly THE ec HEWS how those University students for Am. Flags Watching Tuesday's events are. unfold alongside the civilian The students, whose names by David lehr the stores searching for flags. In sector, city and campus U.S. THE BC NEWS were not released, are in New the first 36 hours since the attack. armed forces affiliates reacted York as part of the Apparel Reacting to the terrorist activi- Meijer on Alexis Road in Toledo from a similar perspective. Merchandising and Product ties on the East Coast, a run swept nearly depleted its small flag "In an issue Like this, I'm no through Toledo and Bowling stock. Meijer management Development program at the different from anyone on the University. Students have the Green Wednesday. responded immediately by plac- street who calls himself an option to spend one year at FIT It was not a run on the banks, ing a rush order for at least 500 American," said Lt. Col. nor on the grocers. Rather, people additional flags through their cor- Richard Laughlin, instructor as an intern as part of made a run on hardware stores porate headquarters. with the University's Army the program. everywhere. Unfortunately, Meijer's ware- Reserve Officers' Training In an effort to display their sup- houses do not store flags so the Corps. "And as far as I'm con- port and patriotism, citizens vendor must produce and dis- cerned, our cadets are just like snatched up all numbers and tribute them. Meijer hopes to any other students." sizes of the United States flag. restock by the end of the week, Like their non-military Hardware stores both in Toledo but if the vendor cannot come counterparts, ROTC cadets Campus and Bowling Green witnessed a through swiftly, it may take a few and personnel huddled drastic jump in sales following days. around televisions with equal Tuesday's attack. While no one predicted the surprise and disbelief, dis- "Last week, you couldn't give jump in sales, the personnel at cussed the attacks in class, security the flags away, but Tuesday really the stores were not all that sur- and thought about friends prompted sales," said Carol Halas prised. Meijer worker lohn and relatives in New York and of lanney's Ace Hardware in Stewart said of the the Pentagon. Toledo. "Between Tuesday and customers,"They just want to put And like other organiza- increases Wednesday, we are getting wiped the flag in their yards to show tions, they canceled a ceremo- by David W. Stone out of flags." their support." ny scheduled for Tuesday KeWn Vortiees I IHE BC NEWS As Toledo and local stores And the patriotism was not night, considering it the University police stepped up DISPLAYING SOLIDARITY: An American Flag flies at half- watched their supplies dwindle, patrols around campus after more and more people came to PATRIOTS, PAGE 5 ROTC,PAGE 5 mast yesterday on campus in Fraternity Row. reports of the attacks in N.Y. and Washington D.C. "We did increase the security some," Weigund said. "Basically we were concerned with increased visibility. We had some Gasoline panic does foot patrols around campus. There was also an effort to get into the dorms and make con- not raise prices in B.G. tact with the students and resi- by Shannon E. Kolkedy Wooster St. trying to pull in to dent advisors around campus." THE BG NEWS get gas," Meyers said of the busi- While there have been no inci- In the aftermath of Tuesday's ness Tuesday evening. dents on campus or even in this terrorist attack on U.S. soil, In spite of these rumors and region, Weigund said it was still Americans have been alarmed the increase of gasoline sales, important for students to remain by rumors of skyrocketing gas local service stations only raised aware of their surroundings. prices throughout the nation. their prices immediately after "The sooner that we are called According to lim McDermott, the attack. Wednesday morn- the better our response will be. manager of Barney's North ing, however, the prices Often if a report is delayed the located at 1091 North Main St., returned to normal and have incident may already be over rumors caused an influx in busi - remained steady ever since. before we can respond." ness to the point where an indi- "We have plenty of gas," Wiegund emphasized the vidual had to stand at the McDermott said, "and our safety of the University students pumps and direct traffic. prices aren't going up." was not threatened. Pam Myers, a manager The American Petroleum "We have no reason to believe trainee, said the Speedway at Institute (API) echoed that that there is any danger to cam- 1650 East Wooster also experi- thought pus or to students," said enced an increase in business In an article on CNN.com, Wiegund. "The incidents appear My Bold BG Nan Tuesday evening and Chris KeUey, API spokesman, to be targeted at financial and GAS PANIC: Cars lined up outside gas stations Tuesday night as possible gas shortages were report- Wednesday morning. military institutions and do not ed by the media. As of yesterday, prices in Bowling Green remained below $2. "We had people sitting on GAS, PAGE 5 seem to be expanding." 2 Thursday. September 13.2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS
"At this point I have not heard anything at all that would indicate anyone's visa is in jeopardy. 1 think it's fear talking, but we (U.) have no reason to believe that it's a cause for concern." Arby's owners ANNE SAVIERS, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR THE CENTER OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS address BG Intl. students fear safety zoning board International stu- that they might be in danger of an e-mail to the international freshman. "I feel very scared that loosing their Visas. Anne Saviers, students over listproc to encour- there will be war." by KJmbcny Dupes PROSPECTIVE LOCATION dents worried about associate director for the Center age discussion. The Center also She went on to say that IHE BG NEWS backlash from of International Programs was hosted a meeting Tuesday night although she has heard that stu- RTM, an owner of Arby's fran- An Arby's fast Irjod restaurant quick to dispel those comments. to to "keep a finger on the pulse dents of Middle Eastern decent chise, withdrew the variances may appear on the corner of Tuesday's attacks "At this point I have not heard of the situation," said Saviers. have been antagonized by stu- they had requested of the Mercer Road and East Wooster reassured anything at all that would indi- Sixty international students dents today, no one has bothereo Bowling Green Zoning Board of Street after winter break. cate anyone's Visa is in jeopardy." attended. her and that she was not con- Appeals to property on the corner Saviers said. "1 think it's fear talk- Of the meeting, Saviers said cerned over loosing her Visa. of Mercer Road and East Wooster by Mary Beth Wilfong ing, but we (the University) have the overall consensus of the stu- "It's very sad, sad, sad. There's 1K{ BG NEWS Street. no reason to believe that it's a dents was that they are just as no other words to describe my Six variances were requested, For international students at cause for concern." concerned and horrified over the feelings about it," said Bensit including decreasing the amount the University, the day after the Although Wednesday she had situation as American students. Lacour a junior from France. Quinn and RTM have consid- terrorists attacks was a time of of green space on the side yards a report of an international stu- Talking to the international He also said that he had no and the two front yards to fit the ered other properties but "for a wonder and reflection. dent who was afraid to go out- students has revealed that there problems on campus today with myriad of reasons" the sites did All day Wednesday rumors restaurant on tne 65-foot wide side of the students apartment. are mixed emotions, but no real harassment and that students property. not work out. RTM has been try- were flying around that interna- To address the students con- dangers. are normally friendly towards ing to open an Arby's for several tional students were being Paul Quinr, director of real cerns and questions over the ter- "I'm really confused, I've come him and curious about his coun- estate for RTM, and Toltell. the years. harassed and, depending on rorist attacks, the Center of from lapan and lapan is a very try, and that if he does loose his "We have wanted to come to how the situation could escalate, engineering tomuany for RTM, International Programs sent out safe country," said Miki Tanaka Visa, he will reapply. are going to go hj.-k and redraw the Bowling Green community for some time now," Quinn said. plans for the proposed Arby's "It is imperative to be on East restaurant. Wooster Street because college Zoning board of appeals mem- students respond well (to Arby's) bers were concerned about the and it was one of the closest sites number of variances requested to the college." byRTMandthi tight propcrtions Municipal Administrator John of the property. Zoning board Fawcett, on the behalf of the member Delbert Brown said, Bowling Green city administra- "there are too many variances for tion, said the zoning board one little piece of real estate." should give "favored considera- Two variances were stricken, tion" to RTM's requests for vari- though. RTM was asking for a ance. variance to put a sign in the front "We recognize Arby's is strong- yard allowance and in the visibili- ly sought by University students," ty triangle of the intersection. Fawcett said. Fawcett added that However, the sign pole and the through non-formal communi- empty frame of the former Pizza cation, University students fre- Hut sign remains on the property quently ask when an Arby's will be and RTM agreed to use that sign built in the city. pole. As long as Arby's does not "We are going to withdraw change the height of the sign, everything this evening, not (o say RTM does not need to request a we didn't make progress," Quinn variance. said. RTM was also able to strike the Keglewitsch said the proposed request for a variance on the changes "seem more palatable." amount of shade trees required. RTM will come before the Toltell had planned two, but three Zoning Board of Appeals on are required. Quinn said, though, Wednesday, Oct. 10 with a new an additional tree can be put in a plan that would help reduce the "green island" to meet the amount of variances requested. requirement. If the variances are granted, "My concern is the building is RTM's plan would still have to be surrounded by a constant flow of approved by the planning com- traffic," said zoning board mem- mission. ber Michael Frost. "We would like to be under While zoning board member construction by mid-February, losef Keglewitsch had concerns early March," Quinn said. about the proposed plan for the Construction of the Arby's Arby's, he said he would like to see restaurant would take approxi- the lot used and to have an Arby's mately 75 to 80 days, according to in town. Quinn.
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Counseling Center, 320 BOWLING GREEN BG NEWS Saddlemire Student Services TODAY'S Buckwheat Zydeco @ Howard's ENTERTAINMENT UPDATES Building, 4 p.m. EVENTS Club H. This workshop will teach stu- Entertainment a video wasn't needed to ed yesterday the Toledo Woodside Quinn @ Easystreet promote it. Museum of Art remained THURSDAY, SEP. 13 dents several methods of time world mourns lost open. management. HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? Among the list of hijack Several shopping malls, CAMPUS EVENTS Publicist enters If you have a campus or city victims, released by the including Franklin Park and Fiction Reading— Michelle Associated Press, was a TV "Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and event that you would like to have 'not guilty' plea Southwyck, ended their Herman, author of "A New and journalist and a sitcom SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. Windows" @ Willard Wankelman listed in the calendar of events, business days early and sent Glorious Life" @ Prout Chapel, send an e-mail to lisabet2@hot- writer. (AP) — An entertainment employees home. Woodville Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. According to several industry publicist pleaded 7:30 p.m. mail.com or stop by 210 West Mall officials were unavail- Hall with information on the reports, including FOX News innocent Wednesday to 26 able for comment. "Personal Space: Twelve Everclear Ticket Sales @ 9 p.m. event. and Reuters, Barbara Olson counts stemming from a Meanwhile, a representative Contemporary Painters" @ was aboard American crash outside a Hamptons Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, 10 to midnight, Anderson Lobby. from North Towne Square The deadline is 6 p.m. the day Airlines Flight 77. The plane nightclub that injured 16 said that the center was a.m. to 4 p.m. later slammed into the people. Ticket prices are $15 for bleach- before the event. Deadlines for waiting for a corporate deci- the weekend edition is 6 p.m. on Pentagon. She made two Elizabeth Grubman, sion. er seats and $18 'or floor. There phone calls to her husband Presentation: "How to Make Time Sundays. whose clients have included Most local attractions is a limit of 6 tickets and a valid before the plane crashed. for Everything You Want to Do Britney Spears, is accused of were hoping to be back to student ID is required. Olson had appeared on intentionally backing her — Including Studying" @ regular business hours by CNN, Fox News, ABC, NBC, sport utility vehicle into a and CBS. crowd outside the yesterday. Also among the dead is TV Conscience Point Inn in producer and writer David Southampton, on eastern Area concerts Angell. According to Reuters, Long Island, on July 7. canceled Angell was on American She was released on 98 Degrees have joined the Industry comes to halt after attacks Airlines Flight 11, which hit $25,000 bail pending an Oct. growing list of music acts the north tower at the World 15 court appearance. - that have canceled or post- by Matt Dentler occurred this morning, The anrounced Tuesday that it Trade Center. Grubman's attorney, poned shows due to the ter- U-WIRE AUSTIN, Texas — A National Academy of Recording would delay the release of the Angell became a staff Stephen Scaring, expressed rorist attacks in New York series of Los Angcles-based Arts & Sciences, The Latin Edw ird Burns romantic comedy writer for "Cheers" before confidence that she will be City and Washington D.C. entertainment businesses and Academy of Recording Arts & "Ski -walks Of New York" until co-creating "Wings" and acquitted. The show was scheduled venues have been postponed, Sciences and CBS have canceled later in the year. "Frasier." Sixteen people suffered to take place at Seagate canceled or closed. Major events tonight's 2nd Annual Latin At Tie Staples Center, employ- injuries ranging from cuts Center in Toledo last night. that have been canceled includ- Grammy Awards show. Our ees were evacuated and many Close call for and bruises to broken Those with tickets will ed the 53rd Annual Primetime heartfelt thoughts and prayers phone lines were down for the bones. receive refunds. Emmy Awards to a sold-oul go out to the victims, their fami- dry. The highly anticipated country music star The charges included sec- Madonna concert at The Staples lies and everyone who has been Both Ticketmaster.com Madonna concert was canceled, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (API — ond — and third —degree Center. impacted by these horrific Country singer Kenny and Pollstar.com have while a recorded statement assault, vehicular assault, updated lists of canceled CBS made the decision to events." Chesney had a close call leaving the scene of an acci- In addition, many Hollywood available at The Staples Center and postponed shows. At cancel not only Sunday's sched- with the terrorist attack in dent and operating a motor uled Emmy Awards presenta- studios were closed for business office instructed 'hat it was press time there was no New York. vehicle while under the tion, but also Wednesday's Tuesday leaving phones ringing unknown if the pop diva's LA. word as to whether the The singer had been influence of alcohol, a mis- scheduled Latin Grammy event. as employees were ordered to shows on Thursday and Friday scheduled to Film a video for demeanor. upcoming Godsmack/Saliva "We are watching this national return home. would be influenced by his single "The Tin Man" on If convicted, Grubman and Guess Who/ |oe Cocker tragedy unfold on television with Walt Disney Studios left most Tuesday's events and the recent- Tuesday, the day the World faces four to 8 years in shows in Toledo were affect- everyone else today with the of its offices open, but did close ly heightened security measures Trade Center was destroyed. prison, said Drew Biondo, a ed. deepest sadness. Therefore, out its popular Florida and on site. According to It was to have been filmed a spokesman for the Suffolk of respect to the victims, their California theme parks. Indie There is no word when any of Ticketmaster.com there are few blocks from the down- County prosecutor's office. families and our fellow citizens, major Dons Gate Films these businesses or events will town towers. other nearby shows that the Academy of Television Arts & remained open, though an begin full operation again. NBC "God works in mysterious have been effected. Tool's Sciences and CBS Television will employee source told the Texan ways," Chesney, 33, told The Local attractions performance at the B.J. announced that their popular postpone the 53rd Annual that many of their staff did late-night talk shows, "The Tennessean for Wednesday's react to attacks Nutter Center in Dayton has Primetime Emmy Awards. We decide to go home on their own, editions. "I'm certainly glad I Several local attractions been postponed. Lifehouse's will announce the date of our which they were encouraged to Tonight Show With lay Leno" wasn't there and I feel terri- closed their doors to the concert at Clutch Cargo's in award show at the appropriate do by studio heads. As the busi- and "Late Night With Conan ble for all the families who public Tuesday in the wake Pontiac, MI has been can- time," according to a statement ness day drew to a close, O'Brien" will stop production for have been affected by this." of the terrorist attacks in celed. The Electric Light issued by both companies. Touchstone Pictures announced the week. All major television The video shoot was can- New York City and Orchestra concert at the Another statement was issued that they would be postponing networks have allowed the nec- celed because executives at Washington D.C. CSU Convocation Center in regarding the Latin Grammy the release of their big-budget essary news programs to inter- BNA Records decided the Both the Toledo Zoo and Cleveland has also been presentation. "Due to the film "BigTrouble". rupt all scheduled prime-time song was doing so well that COSI closed. When contact- canceled. unimaginable events that have Paramount Classics also programming.
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We are so proud of The BG nearby states. This includes driven by a staff member, at 2:30 News staff. Akron, Canton, Columbus, am). Normally this is cause for a At 8:45 am. Tuesday, TV and Cleveland, Dayton, Detroit, Lima verbal yelling the next morning. radio stations announced a terri- and Pittsburgh. Unfortunately the days' activi- ble attack on the U.S. Moved by the seriousness of ties and late deadlines caused As the events unfolded, staff the news, and by the need to get many News staffers to miss their members — recovering from the information to the campus, staff classes. We ask that faculty previous night's late deadline — members trusted their cars, cell please excuse these students. rushed to the newsroom. Within phones and camera equipment They were doing a tremendous two hours, more than 40 staff to other staff members without job on this side of campus, doing members and advising staff were question. But when it came to the wo.k that many aim to do gathered in 210 West Hall, orga- telephone and computer use in after graduation. nizing our local coverage. the newsroom, it was brutal. Once again, Thank you to our For over 12 hours, every possi- Everyone had to work fast so that reporters, copy editors, photog- ble lead, every possible angle to the next staff member could file raphers and design teams for stories were explored. On only a their information. their quick thinking and cooper- few hours sleep, many of the staff Our only regret is that not ation in getting teriffic local cov- turned around and came back every story or every photo taken erage of the effects of the World yesterday morning with follow- made it to print because of space Trade Center and Pentagon up story ideas and an unwaiver- constraints, although our adver- bombings. ing willingness to work. tising department worked close- We are incredibly proud of the During the course of the day ly with us throughout the day, work you've accomplished. Campus Voice Tuesday, three members of the rearranging ads and adding extra staff worked in Toledo compiling pages when possible. Sincerely, information, and numerous staff Our printer, The Findlay Amy |o I - Brown, l\ IV IKE OF TIUGEDl, STITIEITS SPE.IK Hill li MM remained behind contacting Courier, permitted a deadline Editor-in-chief friend of a friend or an immedi - Tuesday. I realized that not University officials and students, that was three and 112 hours late Mary Beth Wilfong, Students ate family member. everything you need to know in and city officials from Ohio and (the paper arrived at the presses, Managing Editor 1 believe that our classes life is learned in the classroom, enraged over should have been canceled for and many times, it is learned in the remainder of Tuesday. Not times like this, Ribeau not because I am lazy and do not want to go to class. Not because when we need to come JAKE WASINGER I think that it would be a great together as a University and as a closing U. opportunity for some time to nation to help all who have BG NEWS STAFF Reporter been affected. I am appalled by the lack of myself. But out of respect. Isn't respect one of this University's To conclude this letter. I want MARIE CHICHE GRETA HALE ANDREA THOMAS respect shown by Bowling core values? And has the to be sure that everyone knows Green State University in the Campus Editor Reporter Production University not been fiercely my intentions. I am greatly sad- wake of these disasters, and attempting to implement these dened and have been troubled hold President Ribeau personal- values on each of the students since 1 first was informed of the JEFF ARNETT WILL E. SANDERS GREG ZIEROFF ly responsible for ignorant views by having our professors, RAs, horrific event. I know that we, as Copy Chief Reporter directors, and presidents speak Reporter and bad judgment. Yes, the University students, and espe- University may be sirring in the about them so often? 1 feel that the University has completely cially as a nation, cannot be SARAH CASTO HOLLY BARNES MIKE COOPER middle of a com field but that brought down. We are stronger, does not mean that we are safe, embarrassed itself by not show- Asst. Photo Editor Reporter Tech Support ing the dignity and reverence more powerful and indestruc- or even removed from die that the nation deserves in this tible when we come tragedy that struck three of the timeof calamity. together. I just wish that the ERICA GAMBACCINI KARA HULLES ROBERT BORTEL most important American land- I don't know if it bothers any- University administration had Asst. Sports Editor Reporter Adviser marks yesterday. While all one else, but let me just tell all of executed their chief core value, around us businesses, schools, you what exactly WAS shut respect for others, on this infa- MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE NICKHURM TONYA WHITMAN universities, and sporting events down on Tuesday, because obvi- mous day of remembrance. were canceled, the University, ously someone was thinking Photo Editor Reporter Adviser under the guidance and sup- that it would be appropriate. All CATIE LUTES posed intelligence of President of the malls, the national base- ball games, and even the Emmy Student CRAIG GIFFORD JOEL HAMMOND TOOB WISE Ribeau, did not miss a beat Asst. Campus Editor Reporter awards, which are not even Advertising Manager I was in fact surprised that scheduled until Sunday, are there were even television mon- postponed out of respect. There Students CARLA SCHOBER DAVID LEHR BARBARA MILLER itors allowed outside of the were other universities and col- classroom depicting the horrific On-Line Editor Reporter Office Manager leges who had their cjasses can- scenes in New York and celed, and even grade schools enraged over Washington, D.C. After all, how that were let out early. We are a KURTIS KINZEL TASHA STEIMER DOUG LIPPUS could diat possibly relate to us, state university, and even we Ribeau not Opinion Editor Reporter Delivery being so nice and cozy out here were kept in school, with the in the com? Besides, all learning chance of being punished for closing U. not attending class. The ERIC CASSANO J. MICHAEL BESTUL BRAD MILLER goes on inside the classroom, University is one of die biggest right? We couldn't have possibly Sports Editor Columnist Delivery schools in this area, and we I am a member of the learned anything about respect, have people from all over, yet University student body and mourning, or a little something another aspect that this univer- also a member of the Ohio SHANON KOLKEDY BAVID STORIE WILL WINDOM called solidarity! In a University sity tries to emphasize to its stu- National Guard. I have found Asst. City Editor Reporter Delivery statement the Provost and facul- dents. Our diversity and the fact the way in which the student ty said that "Staying in session that we attract students from all body has addressed the state of was better for the students," over the United States are major LISA BETTINGER BRIAN MUTTER JOSH MESSER our government to be uplifting, when really it was just better for elements of the campus, lust A&E Editor Designer Advertising because we are here in little but is it all the country could ask business. I am appalled and dis- Bowling Green, Ohio, does not for? On the evening of gusted by the President's "busi- mean that we do not have fami- September 11, there was a silent CHASITY LESTER KEVIN VORHEES BRIAN KL0PP ness as usual" attitude, and am ly, friends and loved ones who walk for victims of the days Asst. Copy Chief Photographer Advertising ashamed to admit that I am part happened to be in New York events. In die middle of this of this University. City, Washington, D.C., or, even walk, a young man carried a flag on the planes tiiemseh/es, at the MATT IVEY KELLY GOLD JOE CALABRESE of United States of American, a ANGELA SHAHEEN time of the attack Graphics Editor Photographer symbol of what this country Advertising Student I do want to thank those who did hold services, memorials, stands for. Many men and KIMBERLY DUPPS JEFF HINDENACH BETH SCHUBERT I am writing this letter in and especially the candle walk, women have lived and died for what the flag represents, so in a City Editor Reporter regards to the way the because those were the things Advertising University handled Tuesday's that probably got some of us way, the flag is also a symbol of national tragedy. I am finally a through the day. But why could- their lives and the future lives of CHUCK SOBER ERIK PEPPLE VICKI RIBENBAUGH senior, and have loved the n't the rest of our administration the men and women who will Reporter Reporter Advertising University from die first minute and even our University presi- die fighting for it's cause. So the I stepped foot on die campus. I dent have showed as the respect next time you see the beautiful and cooperation they try to have nothing but utmost flag of the United States of IRENE SHARON SCOTT DOROTHY WR0NA ZUKEYA BRAVES respect for the University and all inflict upon us? I feel that by America, do not let you hand Reporter Reporter Advertising of the wonderful qualities it holding classes on Tuesday after brings to the students, faculty this great disaster occurred, the hang at your side, or your hat and staff. 1 have never had any- University has completely nulli- stay on your head — but JORDAN FOOTS LISA LYNCH JEFF TACKITT thing but terrific things to say fied their ever-so-crucial Core remember those people that Reporter Reporter Production about the University. But on Values. After today, I consider those people die so you can Tuesday, I was shocked at the them void in my eyes, for even have your freedom today. Take way the disaster was dealt with they could not cancel a half-day your hat off, place your hand by the administration. The of classes out of respect for our over your heart and give them attack on our nation is quite nation and all of the lives lost. the respect that they deserve. possibly the worst in our history, I feel that I learned more and my heart goes out to all watching and listening to the 2iov*« M I "^ /l wvw.bgnews.com who have any sort of relation to extensive media coverage than I ANDREW C,m the victims, whether it be a would have in any class on Student
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RIBEAU. FROM PAGE 1 help them manage this tragedy." "Everybody has a different Once Ribeau got back to cam- way of dealing with tragedy and control. By allowing students to pus he immediately had a meet- grief," Ribeau said "We were try- find ways of working through ing with all the senior level ing to provide a wide range of their fear and grief, it gives stu- administrators, and then asked options so that students could dents some stability to make for an update on all the crisis work through the tragedy and some sense to all of this. That management planning. He resolve it in a way that they could was important to us." wanted to know that students in go on with their lives." At the time of the East Coast the residence halls and other Ribeau also said that the cam- terrorist attacks, Ribeau was in facilities had access to residential pus tries to adhere to those same Columbus with the Inner advisors, counseling staff and to principles President Bush talked University Council, which is a about Tuesday night. group of university presidents make sure students had an opportunity to be around other "Terrorism directly strikes at from state colleges all through- certain individuals, but one of out Ohio. There were 13 state students. the secondary goals is to try to university presidents at the IUC "In situations such as this, I meeting. think isolation is one of the great- intimidate, neutralize and para- "As the meeting progressed, est threats," Ribeau said. "We lyze an entire nation," Ribeau and conditions worsened, we all wanted students to be able to said. "People are going to classes came back to our home campus- talk to faculty members and talk and planning vigils. They are es," Ribeau said. to other students in their classes doing it in a way that is construc- It was a long drive for Ribeau to help them make sense of this tive." as he endured heavy traffic from terrible tragedy. I didn't want our Ribeau also said that he "thinks things went very well." Columbus to Bowling Green, students to be alone with all of He added there was no incidents and three concerns were on his these news reports and no way mind the whole way back to the on campus and no major prob- to channel their frustration, hurt lems in the residence halls yes- campus. and anger." "First there was a sense of real terday. In the meeting they also dis- tragedy and sadness," Ribeau "Our primary concerns is the said. "Second would be the con- cussed services they would pro- psychological and physical well cern for safety and well being of vide for students and make sure being of our students," Ribeau our students here at Bowling they had access to student infor- said. "We were able to get Green and our faculty. And then mation in case of an emergency. through a very awful, awful day third, to make sure we were According to reports Ribeau in a way that allowed our stu- engaging in the kind of crisis received throughout the day "by dents to take the next step planning that allows us to pro- and large, students still went to towards stabilizing their world vide the support to students to class." again."
GAS, FROM PAGE 1 slightly Wednesday morning but everyone has already filled up," went back down before noon. McDermort of Barney's South said, "There is a substantial "I figure that if (the prices) said. amount of gas available in all were going to go up," Elsten said, Bowling Green service stations parts of the United States." "they would have by now. Ours report that prices remain In the same article, Kelley have stayed the same." between $1.50 and S1.60 per gal- added that any increase in gas As a result of the increased lon. prices has to be dealt with business earlier this week, local According to other news through local channels. stations expect to remain slow reports, gas prices in Toledo are Mindy Elsten, a cashier at over the next few days. ranging from $1.53 and $1.61 per Barney's South at 9% South "Wfe'U probably be a little slow gallon. Main St. said that prices rose for the next few days because
PATRIOTS, FROM PAGE 1 required the transition immedi- Sandy, a Ben Franklin sales asso- ately. ciate. The Associated Piess limited to Toledo, lacal Bowling In addition to Meijer, the local In Toledo, a manager at the Green stores reported a similar Ben Franklin also saw sales rise. Home Depot on Airport TOGETHER: University of Tennessee al Chattanooga students and faculty gather in prayer around an spike in sales. The Meijer in Cashiers noticed the unusual Highway expressed confidence American flag flying at half-staff yesterday morning, next to the UTC student center on the campus. number of flags sold, and at the in American patriotism. He Bowling Green not only sold its Many prayer services were held in Chattanooga and surrounding areas throughout the day. flags leftover from summer, but it same time. Franklin's patriotic expected the brisk sales to con- placed its entire winter stock on ribbon has become a hot com- tinue saying that the country will its shelves. Even though the" modity. pull together like it always does. change between seasons was in "Everybody's trying to show progress, the demand for flags their American spirit," said
The Associated Press IN HONOR OF: Chris Hartzell looks over American flags at the shop Creative Banners, in Dayton, Ohio, yesterday. Hartzell and many other people are purchasing flags to fly in honor of the victims who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks of Tuesday. Hartzell bought a large flag to display at her business.
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wrong time for celebration. "1 don't think words can describe " what happened (Tuesday)," Laughlin said. "I kind of wished today it would just have wfal been a bad dream." While the talk in some classes Be a DJ. centered on causes and purposes for the destruction, Laughlin said Be on T.V. they were more concerned with returning to normal. "Our plan is to get everybody Are you into Modern Rock? Metal? RPM? back on the straight and nar- WFAL Radio and Videobank Info Night has been row.... We're here to develop lead- re-scheduled. It will now be TONIGHT ers, and that is what we will con- tinue to do." at 9pm in 121 West Hall. Sgt. 1st Class B. Gordon Hesson, career counselor with the Ohio Can't attend? Have questions? Army National Guard, spent E-mail [email protected], much of the day answering call 372-8658. or visit wfal org. numerous inquiries from families of service personnel who may have been involved. He also expects normalcy to return with time, and said regain- ing control will defeat the purpose RUSH of the attacks, which was to dis- rupt daily life. Pi Kappa Phi "The system is there, it's been (old fraternity row) proven time and time again. If people will sit back and take a Tues., Wed. & Thurs.: 6:30 - 9 p.m. breath, we will find those respon- sible and things will go back to normal." Win a FREE ticket on
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■T BG NEWS MLB: ALL GAMES POSTPONED TODA WHILE NATION MOURNS. BRIEFING Events canceled Most sporting events and related activities nationwide MONDAY remain cancelled or postponed. September 13, Included in cancellations are the Bawling Green men's and 2001 women's soccer games this weekend. The Falcon volleyball team has also postponed its trip to Colorado.. www.bgnews.com/sports Notable college football games BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY cancelled include the Washington-Miami game and the San Diego State-Ohio State game. Major League Baseball stays postponed today and the National Football League will decide today whether to post- pone their games. Tennis Football game still on by Nick Hiirm make the trip down to South Director Paul Krebs said." and fans remains our first priori- restrict our freedoms or alter our THEKNWS Carolina if transportation is "The Bowling Green State ty. It is our intent to continue for- way of life." The Bowling Green Falcon available University department of athlet- ward in the spirit of healthy com- "We also believe this will pro- teams football team's titanic game with The decision not to cancel the ics joins the world in mourning petition." vide an important means for No. 18 South Carolina will go on game due to the tragic terrorist the great loss our country has Soulh Carolina Athletic allowing people to come togeth- as planned. According to the attacks on America Tuesday was suffered," added Krebs. "We sup- Director Mike McGee also had er for the common cause of ready to South Carolina Gamecock's ath- made following a teleconference port our national leaders and words to say abvu the Iragedy. expressing their support for the letic website, the game will be among the 12 athletic directors of University community's desire to "This is indeed e time of victims and their families and the played Saturday, Sept. 15 at 7 the Southeastern Conference. return to our normal activities as mourning and a lime to remem- countless heroes who participat- p.m. pending Bowling Green's "We are planning to compete quickly as possible. While we ber those who L aycally lost their ed in the rescue efforts," McGee play ability to travel to Columbia at South Carolina on Saturday as support returning to competi- lives during these horrific terror- continued. We are asking all fans Bowling Green Sports long as we are able to safety trav- tion without interruption, we ists acts on Tuesday," McGee to join in a pregame ceremony as by lason A. Dixon Information Director ).D. el by air on Friday to Columbia recognize that we must ensure said. "We have also lx«n remind- we honor those who have lost THE BG NEWS Campbell said as of 5:30 pm. yes- and return immediately follow- that the safety and welfare of our ed by President Bush that we their lives and pay tribute to this Among all the excitement sur- terday evening that the team will ing the game," BGSU Athletic student athletes, coaches, staff should never allcw terrorists to country's resolve." rounding the success of other BG athletics, the men's and women's tennis teams silently begin War of Words Opposing college press writers speak their minds. preparing for the upcoming sea- Cooper son. Both teams are led by two ambitious coaches. The men Pool near went 19-10 and watched on of their players, Vitek Wild become : the winningest player in the his- JY ^\, '*k i'/t-'W complete tory of its program. The women finished with an overall record of 8-14 and were plagued by injury for use most of the season. But the new by Erik Cassano season gives BG much reason to THE BG NEKS believe success will continue and grow in the 2001-02 season. The renovation of Cooper Pool in the Student Women's Preview Recreation Center is near Penny Dean, women's coach, completion, and may open is entering her 11th year at the as soon as next week. helms of the women's tennis The pool, where the BG team and she has a lot to build on varsity swimming and div- coming off of last season. ing teams compete, under- "We were a senior dominated went a face lift this summer team last year and our four that included aesthetic seniors helped our younger improvements such as a players improve during a season new floor-to-ceiling coat of I felt we underachieved," Dean. white paint, and structural said. changes like new tile floors The Falcons suffered heavy on the pool deck and new losses, graduating four seniors. filter pumps. However, their line-up is still In addition, windows strong Senior Captain Devon were placed in the room Bissinger, who ranks 14th with 45 and in the SRC's basketball singles wins and 9th with 55 dou- courts, and new weight bles victories on Bowling Green's equipment was purchased all-time wins list returned as well for the second-floor work- out area. Air conditioning as sophomore trio Lisa Maloney, Mike LahmkuNe 8G News Gaby Coello and lessica Johnson. was installed throughout The team also added fresh- HERE'S TO YOU: The BG football team salutes the fans after the Buffalo.game. An agreement was made by The BG News and The the facility. men Cameron Benjamin, Laura Carolina Spectator to write opposing views about the game and publish them in each paper. "Bowling Green had the Kokinda, Lindsay Mix, Susan first, jf not one of the first, Schoenberger and Came Leitch purely student recreation that may be considered as one of centers when it opened in the best and heaviest recruit- 1979," said Larry Spencer, ment in Dean's career, (will all be associate director of recre- a part of one of the best recruit- Opposing views collide ation sports. "It hasn't had ing classes in Dean's tenure- any big-time stuff done, so "This is a strong group of by David Clonmger Plus, USC has a lot more on its by Nick Hum down there? I'm not trying to it was in need of a face lift." Spencer said one of the freshman with a lot of enthusi- THE CAROLINA SPECTATOR mind than some team from the THE eC HEWS compare Meyer to the asm and experience that will While attending the MAC, most notably a Thursday It's easy to imagine a South Gamecocks beloved coach Lou most overlooked aspects of help the team throughout the University of South Carolina tilt at Mississippi State Carolina fan looking at the Holtz. but Meyer has emulated the renovation is how many year", Dean said. College of Journalism and Mass 1 know there are some giant- 2001 Gamecock Football his former boss at Notre Dame. things got done in a rela- The first BGSU Invitational is Communications, many of my killers lurking in the bushes out schedule. Meyer is setting forth the stan- tively short period of time. on Saturday, Sept. 29 at 9 a.m. colleagues plus myself have had there, but Bowling Green? The "Ah, Florida on Nov. 10. dards to make BG a winning The installation of the new the privilege of taking the Media name just doesn't conjure up Aren't they the favorite to win program. filter pumps and the air Men's Preview Law segment of the curriculum. any significant amount of fear. 1 the National Championship? As the 27 point underdog, conditioning was started in Last year, men's tennis It's usually taught by a professor hate to break your hearts, Falcon That will be a great game." Bowling Green Falcons believe mid to late lune. The placed ahead of four of the Big who has one simple ride in his fans, but you weren't scheduled "We play Clemson the last they can come into, Columbia, pumps are nearly eight feet Ten schools placing 64th nation- class: Never go to Ohio. for your football prowess. game of the season! They have South Carolina and win. lust tall, and the air condition- ally leading the team to the most Looking at USC's next oppo- This game was added to the that Heisman candidate at the same as the Gamecocks felt ing required a new room to wins since 1978 with 19. nent, the Bowling Green State schedule because USC needed quarterback, Woodrow when they hosted Florida with be built alongside the SRC. "A tremendous amount The Falcons were led by, now Falcons from (where else?) another creampuff to squash Dantzler. We'll get to see him an 0-9 record in 98'. BG has graduated Garret Gabel and All- Bowling Green, Ohio, I can see before it starts a bear of come on our turf one more nothing to lose. They have a of work went into this in a Mac First Team members Senior why we are warned so fervently anSoutheastern Conference time before he goes pro." handful of seniors, especially short period of time," he Vitek Wild and lunior Geoff about staying away from the schedule. With Boise State and "Uh-oh, we play Bowling on the defensive side of the said. "We want to let the University see what we are Hiscox. Buckeye State. the motherless Clemson Tigers Green? Wait a minute, who is ball, that are sick of losing. Wild and Hiscox will return, After surviving a scare at hos- taking the other two non-confer- Bowling Green? Where in the After beating Missouri on the doing to stay current." Cooper Pool is Olympic along with Seniors Mike Kossoff tile Georgia last week, the ence spots, USC decided to play world is Bowling Green?" road and shutting out Buffalo, and Ed Kuresman and luniors Gamecocks are flying high at 2-0 as easy a game as possible for For all of you who are they are finally gaining the regulation 50 meters long Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo, and and No. 18 in the rankings. The Week Three. unaware, Bowling Green is a confidence they need to learn and 25 yards wide. It is equipped with 1- and 3- Peter Gardonyi. Falcons, meanwhile, are also 2-0 The only mystery in this game small town in Northwest Ohio, how to win. Newcomers Ian Bliss and Joel after big wins over Missouri and will be around Gamecock Ryan lust east of the town is the state Once again, a very parallel meter diving springboards Carney join the team from St. (ahem) Buffalo. BGSU is reveal- Brewer, who at 5-foot-10and215 University, which enrolls more situation to where the and 5- and 7 1/2 meter div- Bonaventure. )oel Carney brings ing in its newfound football suc- pounds is bigger than most of than 19,000 students. Our Gamecocks were last year. The ing platforms. Spectator with him NCAA experience cess, while South Carolina is Bowling Green's campus. An mascot is the Falcon. Our team players know how hard of a bleachers are located on an upper deck along the pool's "I don't think loel realizes how continuing the juggernaut path Ohio native (something we don't colors are Orange and Brown. task it would be to beat USC good he is going to become. He's through the Southeastern hold against him), Brewer set a Our last winning season in and a few of them told me they north side. Behind the bleachers is a game room, been to the tournament, which is Conference it started in the 2000 standard during the 2001 football was in 1994. will have to play the perfect going to help us late in the sea- season. Outback Bowl by blasting In 1991 and 92', BG won the game. The important part, the planned area as of now son," said lay Harris, head coach. Look out, sports fans, this through the Ohio State defense California Raisin Bowl and Las though, is that they believe. for a climbing wall to be "Bliss probably has the best matchup might break onto the for three touchdowns on his way Vegas Bowl respectively. Since Good fuck to both teams and installed at some point. Spencer said the SRC is not all-around game on the team Richter scale. to the MVP award. that point, the Falcons have we hope for a great game in and he has a tremendous upside The Falcons, looking their best The mystery is just how many slowly declined to the point of this time of sadness. yet sure of the wall's specifi- cations or when it will be with a lot of experience for a like a bad impression of the positions USC head coach Lou mediocrity. young player", Harris said Cleveland Browns, are led by Holtz will let Brewer play while BG fans can relate to the A note to Ryan Brewer: built. Spencer said the SRC The combination of returning head coach Urban Meyer and dismantling yet another team woes all of the South Carolina There is a lot of support for and new players may prove to be are proud members of the Mid- from his home state. (A word of supporters had in 98' and 99' the Gamecocks in Ohio. A lot of would also like to renovate the entrance area of the the combination for success. American Conference. With advice - the next time you have a when the Gamecocks went 1- people in the Buckeye state "This team teamed how to win such a stalwart band of uprisers local lad who rushes for 7,656 21. BG wasn't quite as bad, but were glad to see South facility in the future to pro- last season and had an experi- at its disposal, BGSU is sure to there was the general feeling Carolina beat Ohio State in last vide more of a "welcome yards and scores 761 points in area" for students. ence at the U.S. Open that come into Williams-Brice high school. RECRUIT HIM.) that the program wasn't going year's Outback Bowl. Mainly brought us closer together. We're Stadium today, play its collective . Two weeks ago, the anywhere. Then last because Ohio State deserves "One of the things we are ready for the season to begin", hearts out and hopefully cover Gamecocks tore through a December football coach every yard that USC running- hoping for in the future is to Kossoff said. the spread. bunch of jokers who play, on Urban Meyer came into town back/receiver Ryan Brewer have a celebration right at The men's tennis team begins Today offers a chance for the blue turf and live on potatoes. and changed the mindframe of shoved down their throat for the start of the school year their season Friday, September Gamecocks to heal and rest the Today we get a team with a the University and community. not signing him. Brewer's lega- to introduce students to the soles of their feet from the brutal coach named after a housing He brought hope back to BG cy in Ohio will remain for a changes we have made 21 in the BGSU/Keefs right off the bat," he said. Invitational at 10 a.m. beating they received from football Georgia's hindparts last week. GAMECOCKS, PAGE 7 Remind you of anyone FAIC0MS,PAGE7 i 7 Thursday, September 13,2001 SPORTS BG NEWS Choice: 'Whether to forfeit of fly away' Ohio State looked past a lot of talent
GAMECOCKS, FROM PAGE 6 hated silver britches. to gloat, especially if the Gamecocks FALCONS, FROM PAGE 6 kid is good." There was another performance by Ohio universi- runningback on that Troy team ties. Hopefully you won't taste thr development and a Picasso paint- Take pity on BGSU, fellow continue their run of huge wins long time. named Matt Dahlman. I think same revenge against the Falcons ing for a logo The Falcons will be Gamecocks. We were once in its over Ohio teams (24-7, Ohio State, Many of us saw him play or they were the best combination as you had against the Buckeyes. coming into a stadium featuring place, being scheduled for other 2001; 77-14 over Kent, 1995; 42-19 watched him on film when he of runningbacks in high school If it makes you feel bertcr, most of almost three times the population team's Homecomings and being over Miami of Ohio, 1972). played for the Troy Trojans. He fooiball that 1 will ever seen. the Falcon players were snubbed of the city of Bowling Green against eliminated from national title con- The Falcons need only make one was graceful, yet powerful. He As an Ohioan, I apologize to by Ohio Slate as well. a team still riding the emotional tention shortly after the second choice: whether to forfeit or simply seriously left us with our mouths Mr. Brewer for an awful recruiting wave of a last-second win over the game of the season. There's no need flyaway. wide open saying "My god, this wsssaswss
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• iti www.bgnews.com September 13, 2001 2 Thursday. September 13,2001 BG WEEKLY BG NEWS Welcome to the'BG Weekly5; enjoy Parrotheads free advertising. And nothing is bet- Zydeco show at Howard's Club H McGregor movie. I had to see it), and unite in PA LISA ter than free. would definitely be worth your "American Pie 2." "Shrek" is about by Stet Hamilton l-WIII BETTINGER The first week's edition had some while. The ticket price is a bargain the only other thing that I want to see glitches; we hope you forgive us. It compared to what you would have among the pile of poor sequels and UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa.- Bryce Entertainment Editor will get better. Our goal is to be a paid if you saw him in Toledo. sorry excuses for story lines. Figdore takes Jimmy Buffet pretty source for information on area Toledo, which had a fairly dor- Hopefully the holiday season will seriously. So seriously that he spent It's a question that has been asked attractions, campus events, music, mant summer concert season, make up for that his entire weekend on the road of me a lot lately. "What happened to movies, and everything else enter- seems to be picking up a huge line- Of course, there is a whole lot attending concerts. So seriously he the NOW section?" This semester tainment up of live shows. Godsmack and The more I could talk about but the less spent the start of fall semester offi- The BG News decided to expand our There, now that we got that busi- Guess Who are playing this month time 1 babble, the more time you cially uniting fellow Buffet fans at entertainment coverage in order to ness out of the way, it's time to look at alone. Boy band huffs will have their have to look through BG Weekly. Pennsylvania State University. cover more events on and off cam- what is going on in entertainment temperatures rise when 98 Degrees Remember, if you are part of a cam- Figdore is president and founder pus. BG Weekly is just part of it We Nothing is bigger on campus than plays at the Stranahan. To top it all pus organization with an event, of the new Parrothead Club at Perm also include the entertainment page the upcoming Everclear concert For off, Ratdog. which features members check out the calendar of events for State, which has been designed to dairy in the newspaper. the past few years University from the Grateful Dead, is also com- more information on how to tell us serve as a forum for discussion, We've also brought back and Activities Organization has had a ing to the area about your event. If you have a ques- appreciation and enjoyment of the expanded the calendar of events. If very successful string of shows and So, the music scene's looking good, tion or comment about what we, or music and philosophies of Jimmy you are a member or leader of a cam- events. It's nice to see that a concert but I can't explain what is up with the any other part of the paper is doing, Buffet. It is a club appropriately pus organization with an event, just was included for the homecoming movies. With a few notable excep- please tell us. E-mail us at named for Buffet's avid fans. e-mail the information to the enter- weekend. tions ("Shrek." "American Pie 2") this [email protected]. The club is modeled after the tainment desk Look at it as a form of While it may not be grabbing mas- summer was a dud for movies. I only Hope you enjoy this week's edition national organizations of Parrothead sive headlines, the Buckwheat saw "Moulin Rouge" (It's a Ewan of BG Weekly. clubs, including clubs based out of nearby Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, where Alfano said the club is "really, really active." The idea to create a Parrothead Club at Perm State originated when Figdore initially visited the university. Upon realizing that such a club did GfflQGK KS OTff /at? QGmBraSoGQK] not exist, he decided to form one on his own. He figured out of 40,000 stu- dents, there had to be a few limmy Buffet fans. Figdore began his quest for a Parrothead dub by posting fryers during the spring The feedback he received was promising, 54 e-mails were sent to Figdore from interested BUCKWHEAT«.^**Sr WELCOMES students the first day alone. The Parrothead Club currently consists of 23 students who are very serious about Buffet. There is a point system within the club where mem- S^TPOQ bers receive credit for things such as attending functions, meetings and serving as officers. "This club is the the type of organi- zation where you have a common bond with other parrotheads", Alfano said. He calls the limmy Buffet concert experience "amaz- ing." BOB W£/R • ROB WASSfRMAV The club has also been designed to "help lads relax and to lack-back" JAY" £AtV£ • MARK KARAW said Alfano. He said the aura of JEFF CHItAErfn • KfrVrVr BROOKS limmy Buffet music is a "warm com- munity, for people who love music, IK and love to enjoy life." mnumii STRANAHAN WNMMCUIKH ui urn ii m m IUII TH EATE R llflMKIIUI: 4645 HEATHERSDOWN BLVD • TOLEDO HUM.. NOW!!!! 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"There used to be seven or their pajamas, bringing a thermos." renovations over the last three years located on 4500 Navarre Ave. in screen sits in the background. eight drive-ins in the Toledo area." Christy, who is also vice president and other improvements are being Oregon. It is across the street Families, couples and the occasional Drive-in theaters usually have a and general manager at Great made including landscape work and from Pearson Park. individual park their cars, adjust their difficult lime keeping steady busi- Eastern Theatre said. "It's more fam- plans to build a new concession radio dials and lean back to take in ness. Walter said this makes location ily-oriented. We have lot lizards stand. There has also been the addi- The phone number is (419)-691- the view. a big part of a drive-in's survival. (security) that walk around during tion of "The Pit," an area in front of 9668. On any given summer night, this is "The only place they are successful the night so it's safe. It's not really a the smaller screen, which was the scene at the Sundance Kid Drive- is close to a good population base," passion pit anymore. We still get cou- cleared to let cars park less than 100 The box office opens at 7t30 in, located on Route 2, east of Toledo. Walter said. ples, but it's mostly families." feet from the screen. Before, cars "There's something about it (the However, Christy said business is The Great Eastern Theatre p.m. couldn't get closer than 200 feet. Drive-in)," said Keven Christy, man- good and it is not uncommon for the Company owns several other the- ager of the Drive-in. "It's unique, spe- Kid to be filled to capacity. aters including the Spring Mill Drive- Electric and plumbing have recently Adult admission is $6.50 while cial and different." "We can sell out two hours before in in Mansfield and a Paramount cin- been updated as well as a new coat of admission for children 6 to 12 is paint added to the screem towers. Jim Walter, president of Great showtimes on good weekends," ema in Fremont. $2.00. Children 5 years old and Walter also said that their are discus- Eastern Theatre Company that owns Christy said. "Even on slower nights, The Sundance Kid Drive-in under are free. the Drive-in. agreed. we could have at least 150 to 200 cars opened in the mid-1950s as The sions of possibly adding a third screen. "I think people like being outdoors, here." Parkside Drive-in. According to This weekend the drive-in is in their cars, doing their own things," Walter said the season for the Kid Walter, the name changed in 1987. Christy said that he wants to let offering "The Princess Diaries" Walter said. usually runs from the third weekend The company owned another Toledo everyone know that the Sundance The drive-in, nicknamed "The in April to Halloween, weather per- Drive-in, the Butch Cassidy Drive-in, Kid Drive-in will be around for a long and "Rush Hour 2" on screen Kid," has two screens facing each mitting During the summer months, or the Eastside Drive-in, which time. one and "American Pie 2" and other with enough room for more movies are shown every night. closed in 1993. "I can't imagine this not being "Jeepers Creepers" on screen 2. than 700 vehicles.. Cars can get as There are a wide range of people The Kid received national atten- here," Christy said. "It's a fun time just close as 70 feet to the larger screen, who go to the Kid, but many of those tion when it was named one of the like it used to be; we're just making it which measures 100 feet long and 40 are baby boomers who bring their top 10 drive-ins in the country by more modem." 'Superior Survivor* celebrates life, honored for courage
by Kimberty Dupps second diagnosis in 2000. According the disease and showing commit- pose" in that she was there with we hold her hand through this, she IKE BG KENS to friend and co-worker, Susan Perry, ment to fighting against breast can- Moore. has put a face on the disease for us," Verla Moore celebrated her recent the diagnosis was not positive. cer. "It always helps to have someone Perry said. birthday with elation. "The second time she was diag- "The award meant a great deal," with you," Moore said. "She might The award, presented by Komen Unlike other women, she did not nosed the chances were she would Moore said. "It isn't that there is a cure have heard the doctor say something NW Ohio Race for the Cure, Superior bemoan the fact that she was mining live for six months," Perry said. "It will for cancer. It means I am fighting a that I didn't hear." Kitchens and Harold laffe lewelers, is 51, or that she was another year older. be two years in January." good battle." While Perry has helped Moore, given to a female breast cancer sur- "For me, my birthday means that I Moore was recognized for her bat- Moore has undergone a mastecto- Moore has lent a helping hand and vivor. am fortunate to get another year." tle and received the first ever my, chemotherapy and other drugs ear to other women with breast can- Moore's friends also pushed her in Moore said. Superior Survivor Award at last year's to inhibit her hormones during her cer. a wheelchair when she did not have In December 1994, shortly before Race for the Cure. fight. "Everybody's going to die and can- the strength to walk the 5K Race for Christmas, Moore was diagnosed "When I nominated her, I didn't Perry went with Moore to the doc- cer helps you along," Moore said. "I the Cure. Last year, Moore walked with breast cancer and has been think of her as a success story," Perry tor's appointments after she was first just say never give up." across the finish line, although she fighting the disease since. The type of said. "But, she is a true survivor." diagnosed. Moore keeps a positive attitude was in a wheel chair for most of the cancer Moore has is caused by her Moore said she fit the criteria for "The hardest thing for me is that I ever since she was diagnosed — a race. body's hormones — making it nearly the award perfectly. Criteria included can't do anything to make it better," reason she said Perry nominated her "My goal is to walk the full race. I impossible to rid her body complete- showing interest in educating the Perry said. "I am her back-up in this." for the award. Moore has always tried am on new medication that doesn't ly of cancer. public about breast cancer preven- Perry said going to the doctor's to prevent "the disease from getting make me as sick." Moore said. "I'm While her cancer entered remis- tion and survival, continually offer- appointments with Monre helped her down." going to give it my best and am pray- sion for five years, Moore received a ing support to those diagnosed with her to feel that "she served some pur- "She (Moore) is kind, funny and, as ing for a sunny day."
® For all you Thursday Night partiers.Jt is 5) estimated that at any one time, 0.7% of (g the world's population are drunk!!! g 4 Thursday, September 13,2001 BG WEEKLY BG NEWS 'Aye carambaf Simpsons DVD a winner Jason Alexander "The Simpsons" is the greatest of them is that the writers haven't are not the funniest episodes of the show of all time; it's a known fact. seen the episodes in so long they series. Now the greatest show of all time just end up watching them the Aside from the original 13 returning to prime gets the treatment it deserves, with a whole time, struggling to tear them- episodes also included is a making- kick-ass jam-packed DVD set col- selves away from their own master- of documentary as well as the first c lecting all the episodes of the first pieces long enough to talk about ever Tracy Ullman short, which is time as Bob Patterson* season. them. incredibly crude, and not very Many classic episodes are on this Watching these very early funny. Some more interesting bySamlockhart his role on the long-running hit NBC excellent 3-disc set. We have the first episodes that are over 10 years old, bonus treats include audio outtakes u-wur, comedy "Seinfeld," as (again) inse- appearance of Sideshow Bob as a it's amazing to see just how much from "Life In The Fast Line' that fea- CORAL GABLES, Ha. — lason cure, nervous, and sex-crazed criminal in "Krusty Gets Busted" the series has changed over the ture Albert Brooks going totally Alexander returns to prime time tele- George Costanza, lerry Seinfeld's best and an early glimpse at the bully of years. Most noticeably, the anima- insane. Even more interrrttine is tlie vision this fall on ABC, starring in the friend and constant annoyance. bullies Nelson in "Bart's Army." The tion has gotten much — much bet- cut original fontage from the title role of the half-hour comedy Alexander is the second star of set also includes the original ter — but there are other differences episode "Some Enchanted "Bob Patterson," premiering this "Seinfeld" to attempt a solo show; Simpsons Christmas Special, too. The characters haven't molded Evening." When the episode first September at 9 p.m. eastern time last year, Michael Richards "Simpsons Roasting On An Open into their set types yet; Marge isnt came back from the overseas ani- Alexander plays a motivational ("Kramer") starred in his own self- Fire." the all-knowing saintly mother she mators, it looked horrible and had speaker who, himself, lacks true named show which was cancelled in Each episode also has an option- is now, Lisa isn't the annoying an entirety different style to it It's motivation and who can't get himself December. al commentary available, featuring brainiac and supporting characters, interesting to see how bad it could out of a rut. As much as Bob preach- Both Alexander and Julia Louise- creator Matt Groening, producer like Flanders, are barely present. have beea The footage even has es self-reliance and self-esteem, he Dreyfuss ("Elaine") will be in pre- James Brooks, and the writers of The stories are also much simpler, commentary, although it doesn't remains far out of touch with his own miering comedies this season. "Bob each episode. The commentaries focusing on common family prob- last very long, as lames Brooks walks teachings. Patterson" encountered difficulties are spotty, but generally good, giv- lems, instead of the wacky situa- out in disgust halfway through. Millions of followers crave the wis- very early on, drawing criticism for its ing insight to what went into the tions the show deals with now. The This is a great collection; hopeful- dom and teachings of "America's No inexperienced production team and making of each episode, and how show also hasn't hit its stride quite ly it's just the first of what will be 3 Self-Help Guru," who preaches to the tradition of so-called "sopho- the show has changed over the yet either (that didn't come until many, many more GRADE A the masses using witty put-downs more slumps" when stars of hit years. The one problem with many about the third season) so these also -lames Eldred and confusing cliches to promote shows attempt solo projects. himself. The show's website, located Alexander began his acting career at www.abc.com, parodies the Web by telling jokes to his classmates in sites of real motivational leaders: school, to distract them from making "Capture the essence of Bob fun of him for his weight. He enrolled Patterson's motivational inspiration in singing and dancing lessons and 'Rock Star'; Big screen'Behind the Music* with his best-selling book series, 'I even performed at his own Bar It's the dream of millions. The Know More Than You', 1 Still Know Mitzvah. At age 17, Alexander per- story of a fan who became part of dose, vehicular accidents, riots, infi- More Than You' and, coming soon to glamour, the fame, the money, and formed professionally for the first the band he idolized. Mark delity, fights, artistic differences, a book store near you, 'III Always time on a New York children's televi- of course, the women, make this Wahlberg plays Chris Coles, the press wars, stalkers, jail time and career prospective one of the most Know More Than You'." Patterson, sion show. singer of a tribute band for his alcoholism. however, doesn't have a clue about The highlight of his movie career popular daydreams. You don't need favorite group, Steel Dragon, who is Is there such a thing as Rock Star himself; he is too insecure to express was his role in "Pretty Woman" as a college degree, lots of money, or eventually hired to replace the actu- Insurance? If there isnt, there ought himself socially and interact on a Richard Gere's friend and lawyer. even much talent (just watch VHIs al singer of the group. With little to be. There seems to be a definite mature level with his peers. "If it What is not commonly known is that Hair Band countdown and you'll resistance, Coles joins Steel Dragon relationship between a surplus of weren't for the ever-enduring friend- Jason Alexander was the recipient of see what I mean), which makes this and without giving much away, he fans, fame, and money with an ship of Landau, Bob's long-suffering the 1989 Tony Award for Best Actor in dream seem all the more possible. finds the music life is not quite what producer who's blessed with a poker a Musical, starring in Jerome Love, looks, and a little luck are all astounding amount of conflict. it's held up to be. It's a good film, and face, Bob would have no one to con- Robbins' "Broadway." Alexander has that is required. So with all this on the table, why brings up a serious question: do teenagers still have the courage stantly reassure him he's not losing frequently starred in Broadway plays Still, with the onslaught of VI11 his hair and that size, meaning and continues to stay connected "Behind the Music" we should all Why would anyone want to take to pick up guitars, play in a band on this industry? height, does not matter." with the theater. know better. After all, after this show and dream of a record contract? All I Alexander, 41, is most famous for came out, everyone became music It seems that with each success, can say is: Musicians beware. experts. Now Hollywood has decid- there in lies tragedy, compromised History is bound to repeat itself. ed to cash in on VHl's success with values, and even death. Many bands GRADEB the recent release of "Rock Star," the have had their share of dnig over- -Steven Cavins
A Thursday teaser for you... Which of the following words don't In Ohio, it is against the law to belong in the group and why? fish for whales on Sunday and to get a fish drunk. CORSET, COSTER, SECTOR, ESCORT, COURTS BG NEWS BG WEEKLY Thursday, September 13.2001 5
^MM:?:-:*,:??* CMJ Marathon to DID I v r. YOU i showcase new music n W...SJ ?; 3 n in New York City n i ?. •i ■i by AX CoM In addition to their more widely gwint known counterparts, well-estab- I INDIA HAS ■i CHICAGO, m. — For most people lished college radio acts such as nou- -i across the nation, fall is marked by veau new-wave outfit, The Faint; San t50 MILLION| new fashions, children's return to Francisco's indie-pop favorites \fm trarel Interstate 80 f rwi school and football's takeover of the Denial i, Liverpool's art-punk quartet, ^MONKEYS!!!? television airwaves. But, for a select Clinic; and New York underground group of college kids, critics, and rappers The X- Ecutioners will be just Sew Yorl City to Sai Fraicisc-, music aficionados, the return of fall a handful of the performers bringing means only one thing: the CM) their unique styles and sounds to the Music Marathon. stages of New York City. 4% to* maiy states mil w Hosted by the College Music The CM) Music Marathon has long loumal (which, for the uninitiated, is, been a breeding ground for up-and- ■ pass MtaflH essentially, the Billboard Magazine of coming performers. In the past, such college radio), the four-day event fea- turing hundreds of live musical per- influential groups as the Red Hot i^fwww* formances, panel discussions, film Chili Peppers, R.E.M., Run DMC, LL screenings and more descends upon Cool I, Soundgarden, Cypress Hill, New York City from Sept. 13-16. Green Day, Everclear, Marilyn This year marks the 21 st year of the Manson, and Kom have performed CM) Music Marathon. Every year a before they experienced mainstream keynote speaker has addressed the success. Build your future with us! masses of college rock supporters In addition to the music, the that descend upon the Big Apple, Marathon also hosts discussion pan- and this year is no exception. Former els focusing on artist's issues, tech- lane's Addition and Red Hot Chili nology in music, college radio, the Nursing Management Peppers guitarist — and now solo Internet and many other topics. One artist — Dave Navarre will do the of the most anticipated panels will Memorial Hospital, Fremont, currently seeks candidates for the following management positions. duties. In past years this roll has been feature rock writer Michael Azerrad filled by the likes of David Bowie, discussing his book "Our Band Could Marilyn Manson, and Moby. Be Your Life," which tells the stories of Director, Special Care Unit Performances at this year's event 13 American independent under- Oversee operation* of Critical Care (ICU) department. Qualified Candidare will have at will be as varied as ever. The list ground bands in the pre-Nirvana era. a minimum, Licensure as a Registered Nurse in the Stare of Ohio and 4 ro 6 years Nursing includes performers that have been Azerrad will be joined on the panel experience. Previous management experience highly desired. PALS and ACLS certifications required within 90 days of hire. Bachelor degree require,!. CCRN highly desired. embraced by modem rock radio like by four of the book's subjects: Lee England's Coldplay and pianoman Ranaldo of Sonic Youth, Peter Resource Coordinator Ben Folds. However, there will be Prescott of Mission to Burma. Grant other well-established musicians Full-time and part-time positions. Primarily 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Hart of Husker I hi and I. Mascis of Responsible for the supervision of services provided on afternoon/mid- playing at the event, if not in their Dinosaur Ir. as well as other players standard line-ups. night shift. Oversees allocation including, but not limited to personnel, Primus's Les Qaypool, Phish's Trey in the 1960s American underground equipment and supplies. rock scene. Anastasio, and former Police drum- Graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Bachelor degree required mer and movie score writer Stewart The Marathon also includes a film festival, which in past years has host- (BSN preferred). Current Registered Nurse license issued by the State Copeland will appear in their super- of Ohio; BLS and ACLS required. Demonstrared leadership ability. group, Oysterhead, and Perry Fan-ell ed the debuts of Quentin Tarentino's t Jt (frontman for both lane's Addiction "Pulp Fiction" and PT. Anderson's Sign-on bonus available up to $4,000 for experienced candidatn. and Pomo for Pyros as well as the chronicle of late 1970s pom industry, founder of Lollapalooza) will be spin- "Boogie Nights/This year, the film We offer a competitive wage and benefit package, including a 403b ning records under the name Dl festival will include a screening of Gxttributory Retirement Plan. For mure information, please contact "Hedwig and the Angry Inch." Barbara Lmgan, Chief Patient Services Officer at (419) 332-7321 ext. Peretz. 3470, fax: (419) 334-6691, e-mail aharsanieefrem.intmemorial.org, or send resume to:
Memorial Hospital Human Resources 71SS.Tafl An. Franonl, Ohio 43420 EOE MEMORIAL 6 Tuesday. September 13,2001 BG WEEKLY BG NEWS Sound Check: Bitch and Animal deliver challenging rock Bitch and Animal C"'," a female tirade about dildos TheStart The sounds on any Veruca Salt single The fact that three of the four band and what they do with them, you appear on 'Glimmer Man." "Dirty members performed in other acts Eternally Hard should persevere and keep listening. Shakedown Lion" start outs sounding something might have something to do with the The songs then slows down and carry like Dead or Alive's "You Spend Me lack of originality. Echo and drum- The only way to really describe this on with a more mellow sound. The debut album from theStart 'Round." There are many names I mer Scott Ellis, both of which were in CD is lo put Ani DiFranco, Alanis These sex-charged women plow reminds me of so many different acts could add here that would count as Morriselte, Missy Elliot, Shawn through a silly-yet-serious set of from the last three decades. Aimee the Los Angeles underground group influences if I could just put my finger Human Waste Project, co-founded Colvin and Courtney love in a food songs on topics ranging from sexual- Echo, who sings lead vocals, has the on them. I do hear the occasional ity to tales of heartbreak and loss and sweet sound of a pop diva but instead the group. They are joined by Jamie processor and set it on to the puree Gwen Stefani, pre-Moby and Eve. mode. What you get is Bitch and continuing to a manifesto about the chooses to spew out the words with a Miller, a guitarist and keyboardist I know it looks bad from my review Animal, two female rockers who have joys of marijuana ("Ganja") set to the range of rock rhythms blaring behind above, but it's a decent album. that played in the rock group Snot, created a fresh sound. ' tune of an age old church hymn. her. In each song, you can hear a dif- leff laeger rounds out the group on Ironic, aware and up front, Bitch & "Time" has some electronica mixed • Before you even unwrap this CD, ferent influence. bass. you will probably be intrigued Animal provides a riveting musical The album's first single, in with its mellow beat. You can find a Overall, the songs aren't bad, enough by the CD's title {Eternally experience, complete with a political "Gorgeous," is an upbeat song with fast-paced, heavy rock song in Hard) and the first track ("Best C*~ element and a provocative twist. Cyndi Lauper-type vocals. On "Her "Nemesis." It has the same feel as they're just not that special. on the Block"). Even though you feel GRADE: B+ Song," it's the resurrection of Tiffany. Joydrop's Metasexual, which came GRADE: B- a little dirty after listening to "Best -KurlKinzel out a few years ago. -Tasha Steimer
prizes. The first 100 students will Golf Course, 10:30 a.m. There is a cost of $3 for transporta- WEEKEND Woodside Quinn © Easystreet receive a free t-shirt. The event is tion and lunch. open to all students Ftisbee Disc Tournament © Carter EVENTS Park, 11 a.m. Women's Soccer vs. Wright State © FRIDAY, SEP. 14 BOWLING GREEN Cochrane Field, 2 p.m. THURSDAY, SEP. 13 The event is sponsored by Campus CAMPUS EVENTS Big Creak © Howard's Club H. Crusade for Christ. There will be a Faculty Artist Series: John Bentley, CAMPUS EVENTS hog roast after the tournament. oboe © Bryan Recital Hall, Moore "Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and Peach Melba © Easystreet Musical Arts Center, 3 p.m. "Came Mae Weems: Mirrors and Windows" @ Willard Wankelman Men's Cross Country © Creason Golf Windows" & Willard Wankelman Gallery, 10 am! to 4 p.m. Course, 11:45 a.m. The show is free and open to the pub- Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SATURDAY, SEP. 15 Festival Series: Dmitri Hvorostovsky, lic. "Personal Space: Twelve baritone © Kobacker Hall, Moore "Personal Space: Twelve Contemporary Painters" @ Dorothy CAMPUS EVENTS Musical Arts Center, 8 p.m. Guest Artist, Jason Oe Pue, violin © Contemporary Painters" @ Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Uber Bryan Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and Ticket prices are $38, $30, and $22. Center, 8 p.m. Transformation Project and Women's Windows" @ Willard Wankelman Call 372-8171 for more information. Presentation: "How to Make Time lor Center Open House © The Women's Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The performance is free and open to Everything You Want to Do — Center, 108 Hanna Hall, 9:30 p.m. "Personal Space: Twelve BOWLING GREEN the public. Including Studying" © Counseling Contemporary Painters" © Dorothy Center. 320 Saddlemire Student Men and women are invited to meet The Alligators © Howard's Cli Uber Bryan Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Workshop: "How to be Successful in a Services Building, 4 p.m. the Women's Center and Mathematics or Statistics Course" © Transformation Project Staff over cof- Bancroft © Easystreet September Super Saturday © 8 a.m. 210 University Hall This workshop will teach students fee, tea. and breakfast treats. to 10 a.m. several methods of time manage- SUNDAY, SEP. 16 This workshop will offer methods for ment. Everclear ticket sales @ Noon to 6 This is a series of hands on work- learning mathematics in a college Fiction Reading— Michelle Herman, p.m.. Anderson Lobby. shops including blackjack for begin- CAMPUS EVENTS course. author of "A New and Glorious Life" ners and magic up close. Call 372- © Prout Chapel, 7.30 p.m. "Music at the Forefront: Madeleine "Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and 8181 for more information. HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? Shapiro, cello, and Robert Conway, Windows" © Willard Wankelman If you have a campus or city event Everclear Ticket Sales © 9 p.m. to piano" © Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Butterfly Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. that you would like to have listed in midnight, Anderson Lobby. Musical Arts Center, 8 p.m. p.m. the calendar of events, send an e- "Personal Space: Twelve maii to [email protected] or stop Ticket prices are $15 for bleacher This event is free and open to the This is a drive-yourself tour of the Contemporary Painters" @ Dorothy by 210 West Hall with information on seats and $18 for floor. There is a public. prairies, flowers and butterflies of Uber Bryan Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the event. limit of 6 tickets and a valid student Wood County. It is part of Wood ID is required. Late Night at the Rec © Student County Day. Call 372-8207 for direc- Outdoor Programs Park Tour © Perry The deadline is 6 p.m. the day before the event Deadlines for the weekend Recreation Center, 9 p.m. to midnight tions. Field House font desk (sign-up), noon edition is 6 p.m. on Sundays. BOWLING GREEK to 4 p.m. Along with activities, there will be Women's Cross Country © Creason Buckwheat Zydeco © Howard's Club H. BG NEWS SOUND CHECK Thursday, September 13.2001 7
System of a Down above it's roots. Songs like the incred- come from? What happens when we to gain some pop sensibilities while ibly eclectic "Chop Suey" combine die? Who in their right mind takes still sounding as weird as they ever * $ Toxiclty new rap-metal with classic rock-bal- Latin? And, how the hell did the did. It's hard to believe that the same |Money Money* lad conventions. And there's even Butthole Surfers score a hit single Eve guys who wrote this wrote the sonic One part Rage Against The more — on "Forest" the band sud- years ago with the ofibeat rap-ballad Machine and one part Korn (the bullet to the head that is Locust | Everywhere... | denly hits an art-rock kick, sounding "Pepper?" Abortion Technician. good Life Is Peachy part not their cur- like a death-metal version of Tool. It For a band that has managed to rent, listen to Jonathan Davis whine Those who fear such pop excur- even seems to invoke the spirit of avoid commercial success for nearly sions should not worry though, as and bark mode they are in now) and Black Sabbath on "Aerials," a heavy 20 years, any attempt at trying to one part Slayer best describes the shortly thereafter the Buttholes dig ballad with slow melodic guitar work, break through, such as their hit single deep, back to their roots with psy- More near-inde&nable System Of A Down. reminiscent of "War Pigs." By the end "Pepper" off their last album, 1995's chotic "S"' Like That" a non-stop After a mediocre self-titled debut the of the album, System of a Down cov- Electric Larry Land is going to seem assault on the eardrums. Sounding J Monopoly Armenian-bom metalheads return ers just about all forms of rock music, like a sell out Critics cried out that with the mind-blowing and incredi- giving each its own very distinctive, like something pulled from their "Pepper" was a sell-out rip-off of early days in the 80s, with Gibby money is bly ambitious Toxicity, one the best headslamming spin. Beck, despite the fact that the and most thought provoking metal With its incredible range both in Haynes yelling, "There's a metallic Butthole Surfers had been writing taste in my mouth! My stomach hurts * printed in a * albums in years. lyrics and music Taxkity shows that weird acid-trips like that since the System Of A Down seems to be set System of a Down has much more so much I could just die!" This is all $• . * early 80s. followed by a feedback- and distor- year, than to take the place of hard-ass political talent then most people (including It's only appropriate, then, that $ band that Rage Against The Machine me) thought it had. It's a stunning tion-filled chorus with the one line, their latest opus is tided Weird "S"' Like That" The rambling "The left Songs like "Prison" and "let Pilot" achievement for both them and Revolution, but the weirdest thing I rea money | heavy metal itself. This could easily Last Astronaut," while slightly less heavily criticize American govern- about the album is that half of it isn't be the album that elevates it, and the frightening, repeats the formula ment policies qn drugs and war, the weird at all. Aside from the title track, |throughoutS genre of new heavy metal itself, into former delivering statistics on unsuc- a rant by the "weirds" against the This is a weird, sporadic album cessful drug policies in dry mono- the mainstream. with its own highs and lows, but what GRADE: A "normals" (Which is strangely adapt- } the world. J logues, which are of course set ed from a Malcolm X speech) the can be expected from the Butthole ■James Betted against nonstop pounding guitar album settles in a pop groove that Surfers? Seemingly channeling the beats. Religion, relationships and lasts through three songs. All that cul- spirit of Frank Zappa, they are one of groupies also don't escape the group's Butthole Surfers minates in the peppy as hell "Dracula the only bands that has the capabili- wrath. From Houston." The only thing more Weird Revolution lust when the band sounds like amazing then the blatant poppiness ty to write songs that are so bad they're good. they might fall into the rut of death Some questions have no easy of this song is the fact that it is incred- $ ^^^^ $ metal (three cords and non-stop answers. Where did the universe ibly good. Unlike Electric Larry Land, GRADE: B phlegm-filled yelling) the band rises the Butthole Surfers have managed - lames Eldred eBGNewsl Classified Ads 372-6977 BO News welcomes your ideas for future stories (I* Hi: Nrw< «ill i«- ItikMinf If Kcrpt «1«T iixtiirnt. ih.n Jivniinnjit i* rntwnfr dn- inintiuinui -H'.iin^t JIII IIHJIXJUJI t>< fruup on : Call us at 372-6965 »•__•_ ihr hj>i« <>l rjve. <*i. Cufa inrrd. filifhHi. T! ruiam.il mijim. wind •JWIIUIHII iliutoht) tmm a-. mm*, w •"> "'* *•*" ••' ">t o*n Vyjlly p(i>Eftii-iJ •urn-
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