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Claggto tackle Springboard director retires By Kara Hull "I-Jlie's put all the life into a Fleming 55 Pilothouse 1HE BG NEWS Springboard, she helps with the MotorYacht named Boundless, Affectionately dubbed "FJlie" enthusiasm," said Milton Hakel, currently anchored in small by students, faculty and staff founder of Springboard. "It's Chesapeake Bay of the Great alike, Eleanor Ann McCreery, going to be impossible to find Lakes. director of the Springboard pro- somebody that can live up to the "I am ready for 'Boundless gram, has helped make high standard dial she's set." adventure,"' Ellie said. "We'll issues Springboard one of the most Ellie will begin her retirement anchor out all the time and we'll successful academic programs along with her husband and go in by dingy every day." By Chuck Soder at the University. "hero" Robert, who will com- Aboard Boundless, Robert 'ME BC NEWS She pioneered the program, plete a 46-year dentistry career and Ellie plan to care for all the Shelley ('Jagg says if she can which helps first-year students at the end of the month. engines themselves, and they earn graduate students the improve leadership skills and Their plans for retirement are will provide their own energy University's respect after overall habits. much more than die typical golf and water as they hope to be becoming president of FJlie will retire after the com- and Florida resort, yet very totally self-contained. Without Graduate Student Senate this pletion of this semester and appropriate for die sea lovers. a house or cars to worry about, summer, oilier problems will leave behind a strong legacy of With motorcycle licenses in and very few possessions to take f'r: ' iht fldMl Be easier to solve. success in Springboard and the hand and captain's licenses with them, they will be able to (Jagg, elected on Apr. 5, said lives of those she has met along under their belts, Robert and LEADER: Ellie McCreery, Springboard director, will retire this year to the issue ol respect includes the way. Ellie will board their new home, ELLIE, PAGE 2 embark on a "boundless adventure" with her husband, Robert. al smaller issues that she will tackle during her term. (Ine of her goals is to get die University to help graduate assistants find work that meets their interests "lor someTAs, till they do is research when they're really Interested in teaching and vice- uT.a." she said. Another problem is that when graduates work with pro- fessors to publish ankles, there is ,1 lack of clarity as to whose names should be attached to the work. I his can lead to grad- uate students' names being struck from publications. A third part of the respect issue involves the time teaching 'assistants are given to prepare
ESS. PAGE 2 Know rules to prevent tickets By Chuck Soder NEWS Photo Provided I almost owed Parking and traffic $320. INSPECTION: University members of the National Guard inspect a car at Ft. Knox in Kentucky. < That bill, bigger than my checking account, was the product of three parking viola- tions over four days: I left a stu- dent-registered car in a faculty lot through die week, displayed a decal that didn't match my NATIONAL GUARD: new license plate and backed into an angled space. And, like many on-campus students, I rarely drive, and thus forgot to move my vehicle until Waiting and Traffic alerted A YEAR FROM HOME tne of my escalating bill. __ Thanks to the appeals By Colette Neirouz PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE BG NEWS BpQBSS, I dodged the bulk of BGSU NATIONAL GUARD I was told that I'd get a call at 4:45 p.m. the bill. But the best way to save SPC. BEN SHIFFERT: "1372 E. i^oth money and mental Those military men know how to keep Wooster, George, Seth, Kevin and Siguish is to learn how to avoid their promises. No doubt, the phone rang Chris, pick up all the beer can out of tickets entirely. at quarter-till five. the yard. That was my job before." SL First, remembering that Maybe the men six hours away are iffost rules are based on safety excited to touch base with the University, TO MARIE- "I miss you. See you when I get home." >#ill usually keep your car tick- or maybe they have a lot of explaining jjfless even if you can't remem- about the past seven months while they've SPC. CHAD ROPER: "I can't wait to i every single rule, according been on duty. Regardless, the three-hour come home and see you guys. We're Stade Enrique/, manager of conversation with the BGSU Ohio all ready to come back, get ready for die lurking and Traffic National Guard smdents gave new insight us." Division. of military life. * lx-avingan unattended vehi- SPC. DAVID BEAN: "I miss Java 'me in fire lanes is one safety The call to duty Supreme, sitting in the outdoor furni- hazard to avoid. She cites the After Sept. 11 the nation anticipated life ture, looking at the clock tower and importance of having someone changes. Little did many students at the watching people walk by." University know these changes would stay with your car when SGT. JASON CHRISTEN: To Katie sjopped in one: "If you leave happen so close to home. When the men from the 1-148th "Don't worry about me, I'll always pur vehicle alone, it can't be love you." oved in an emergency." Infantry Battalion joined die National If your car is parked any- Guard, most didn't expect deployment PFC. WILL JONES: "I would like to anytime soon. icre thai could be considered Photo Provided thank all the people at Monday night isafe, you can get caught any "I remember when I first got the call, I bible study of Mac East for all the PREPARATION: University National Guard members leave a gas chamber, which te of any day. "You could get just stuttered. I didn't know what was cards and letters, it really means a tketed if you're in cither a fire going on," fieshman Pfc. Will (ones said. is a part of their training to prepare them for war. lot to me." Kin handicap space for even Sgt. Jason Christen, a 28-year-old 2001 alumnus, said, "I was expecting it after 9- the Bowling Green Armory on E. Wboster Ky, leaving the soldiers, friends and family PFC. CHON ENRIQUEZ: "Thank you to jpst a minute," she said. Street and was ordered to leave for an unsure of their return. Spc. Ben Shiffen, a lor off-campus students, 11.1 was waiting for the call." the university for being very under- The battalion received calls between unknown mission on Oct. 9. 21-year-old sophomore education major standing and doing everything to Oct. 1 and 6 instructing them to meet at The company, with 11 University sm- accommodate me and my efforts." dents and one alumnus, left for Ft. Knox, PARKING PAGE 2 If GUARD, PAGE 3 ' 2 Monday, May 6,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Ignorance is not an excuse for parking violations PARKING. FROM PAGE 1 that's when we have more people cates to Parking and Traffic that of the first ticket. Next, set an and get ticketed for not paying the University shuttle system. (patrolling)," she added. either the tag or car might be appointment to meet with three the toll, despite an attempt to The shuttle uses about leaving for class early is a good However, there are still rules stolen, Enriquez said. members of the Procedures and contact Parking and Traffic soon $450,000 of the approximate way to avoid the temptation to after working hours. If you leave Part of the reason behind this Appeals Board, a branch of the after. $1,310,000 total generated each park in a faculty lot — a possible your car in a commuter lot violation's $50 fine is to tell you to Undergraduate Student "In that case, they could be let year. "That money funds the $25 fine. The odds of finding one through the night, you'll likely get a new tag, she added. "We Government. go," she said. "But, in the same shuttle 100 percent," Enriquez of the University's 6,000 com- owe $25 because such lots close want to get your attention so you At the meeting, the board first scenario, if they left the car all day said. muter spaces gets better with from 3-5 am. on weekdays to take care of the problem." lets students plead their cases. and got multiple tickets, the fines Much of that total returns to more time to look for them, ensure they are clear in the morn- But don't wait for a ticket to Then the board asks about their wouldn't be dropped." Parking and Traffic because, like Enriquez said. ing. grab your attention. If you are one intent, their knowledge of park- About 50 percent of appealed Dining Services and the "Don't expert to get here five Even if your car is parked legal- of the many Ohioans currently ing policies and more, according tickets get dismissed, Shaikh esti- University Bookstore, they don't minutes before class and get a ly, registration violations can get changing license plates, remem- to Sana Shaikh, chief administra- mated. "Most people usually receive University money. good space," she added. your cash. ber to tell Parking and Traffic to tor of the board. have a legit reason." About $849,000 of the total And though students can use Not registering your vehicle update your tag. Ignorance about policy is no Those who fail to appeal their pays for the salaries of Parking faculty lots at night and on week- with Parking and Traffic costs $50. But if you do get ticketed for excuse, but there are exceptions, tickets will find them on their and Traffic employees, utilities, ends, remember to move your car Displaying your registration decal one of the 14 violations listed in she said. "If (the violation) was an bursar bills Such tickets—35,000 insurance, a general service before ticketing begins at 7 am. improperly — for example, on the 2001-02 University Parking understandable misinterpreta- in total from July 2001 to March charge to the University and on weekdays. Not only are there the dashboard or back window— and Traffic Regulations handout, tion, then they might be let off." 2002 — brought Parking and more. Parking lot repair alone more rules to follow on weekday costs $25. you can still appeal. As an example of an excusable Traffic $675,000. costs nearly $158,000. mornings, there are also more Improper registration is anoth- As part of the process, get an offense, Shaikh described a That money, coupled with " (Our funds) pay for everything chances to get caught, Enriquez er such violation. It includes dis- appeal form from Parking and make-believe situation where a $635,000 generated by parking from the pen I'm holding to the said. playing a tag that doesn't match Traffic and rum it in to the Office student late for class might find permit sales and meter funds, gas in our cars to the mainte- "Between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. your license plate, which indi- of Residence life within 21 days only a space with broken meter goes to several funds, including nance of our lots," Enriquez said. there's a lot of cars on campus, so McCreery gave model for Springboard GSS president-elect
ELUE. FROM PAGE 1 area to wiggle through. Ellie's enthusiasm and lust for realize their dreams. "You don't grow old, you grow life is what has attracted faculty "While you're here learn all travel freely around Chesapeake onward," McCreery said. "I'll members to not only become you can and use your knowl- worked on housing Bay in the summer and the never grow old, but I'll grow involved for the students, but edge," she said. "Even when it's Bahamas or Caribbean Islands in onward." also for themselves. tough going remember that life GSS, FROM PAGE 1 cious — I don't give up easy." the winter. Her bubbly personality and Jackson feels that Springboard, is a wonderful thing, just go for Another strength others is her Ellie has managed to astonish kind, gentle spirit will be missed empowered by Ellie, is one of the it." before beginning to lead their approach to solving problems, and encourage many with her in the Bowling Greeb communi- things that have kept him at the The future of the Springboard classes. Often they get their syl- Gilmer added. "She always has l plans for retirement. ty University as an employee. program after Ellie's departure labi only days before classes an opinion, and a good one — "I am so happy for her and so "Her cheery face just makes "Springboard gave me a start and she backs it up with remains undefined for many. "Sometimes they don't get a jealous," junior Alesha Pepin everybody happy," said Sarah chance to interact with students "I don't know how the program research." said. "I know she'll have a lot of Marco, Springboard coach. "If I in a positive way, that I wasn't syllabus till Friday when they Clagg has had a few years to is going to look, or what it is going start on Monday," Clagg said. fun, because she's the type of per- was having a bad day, and I saw getting out of my job as an to be like when Ellie's not there," form those opinions — she son that wherever she goes she Ellie, I would automatically be in administrator," Jackson said. "I Getting recognition from the spent seven years working her Jackson said. "For me, Ellie is University should give graduates does." a good mood." think that Springboard has Springboard and Springboard is way up from stocking shelves at Given her personality and McCreery has mastered the helped me more than I've been students more ability to solve Revco to a corporate position in Ellie." problems in the future, accord- determination to follow her tough task of making every per- able to help some of my stu- However Ellie has a positive the pharmacy chain teaching ing to Clagg. "If you get respect about computers before dreams, a plan like this makes son she meets feel important and dents." vision for the future of and recognition, everything else enrolling at BGSU Firelands for sense. needed in the Bowling Green Ellie, who began her full-time Springboard after her departure. career with Springboard in April should fall into place." her undergraduate degree. "Many people talk of doing community. "Springboard has a wonderful "Ellie is always happy to see of 1998, has faith in the abilities Clagg's determination makes After earning her bachelor's in such things, but they never do," future in that it truly supports the said lames Jackson, coordinator me and has something positive of students. her a prime candidate to solve environmental science, she students and it teaches them of Multicultural Affairs and for- to say," said Ian Cooper Rutledge, "I came here because I really these problems, according to spent two more years working mer Springboard coach. "Ellie is sophomore Springboard coach. believe in students, the potential competency to enable them to Staci Gilmer, a GSS member who for the Census Bureau before the kind of person, to me any- "She has pushed me to become a and growth is so exciting," said do better in their other classes nominated her for the presiden- working toward her master's in way, who will dare to live her better person academically and Ellie. "I think this generation is and to better gain knowledge," cy. public administration at the dream and her life the way that socially and she has supported wonderful and I think this gener- Ellie said. "I am very proud of Gilmer described Clagg's past main campus. She should have she wants." me along the way." ation will do very well." Springboard and I see it flourish- work on an ongoing issue: the degree by next week, she Though choosing to leave the Ellie's joy has managed to Ellie says she has cherished ing and being very profitable, Getting graduate students some said. University and the Springboard reach even those not involved her time at the University as though not in terms of money, on-campus housing. "That was Her GSS colleagues probably but to the students" like her baby this past year," program was a tough decision, with Springboard. much as everyone she has met elected her because of this expe- The Bowling Green communi- Gilmer said. "She really put her Ellie felt the timing was right. Pepin met Ellie through her along the way. rience, Clagg added. "People told "It has been a great run," she ty will wiggle onward using the heart and soul into that She's "life is a wiggle, and you wig- job as a server at the Bowling me to run because I could come gle from work to the next thing," Greenery restaurant in the said. "I've met the most wonder- r\ample of Ellie McCreery, very determined." McCreery said. "I wish I could Union, a frequent stop for Ellie. ful people I 've ever met in my life, according to Hackel. With a laugh, Clagg admitted at the position with a different have stayed here longer, but life's "Everybody loves her. She just and will carry all of them in my "I'm sure there are hundreds, if to her persistence: "I'm tena- perspective." wiggle didn't allow that." brightens everybody's day when heart forever." not thousands, of people at For Ellie, retirement doesn't she comes in because she is According to Ellie, experiences Bowing Green that would love to mean getting older, but the next always smiling and laughing." here at college can help students join her aboard the boat,"
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"V* signed a contract for 365 pared meal in a thermos-type Shiffert said, "Everything is still days with a possible additional container and are jokingly called going on back home and I'm not a year," Shiffert said. "Meals Rejected by Ethiopia" part of it anymore. I miss it- The possibility of staying in The meals are full of nutrients Roper said besides being able active duty for another year frus- and energy builders, usually con- to wake up when ever he pleases trates many'of the men. sistfng of scrambled eggs, and eating cereal in his own Pfc. Chon Enriquez. a 32-year- sausage, grits and bacon for kitchen, he misses interacting old junior from Toledo, said he'd breakfast served at 5 am. Lunch, with different people, especially be upset if they were ordered to served at 10:30 am., varies with females. stay longer. "If I had to stay anoth- beef or veal patties, noodles, "I'm a people person. There are er year, to have that hope or salad, vegetables and a fruit drink. plenty of people to talk to here, ' expectation changed on you, I'm The meal hall, called the "chow but they're tike brothers, not at a loss of words of how that'll hall," opens from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. strangers," he said. affect me really." for dinner. One of the biggest discourage- Shiffert said, "At first people After the soldiers are relieved ments for the men is losing a were much more homesick. from their duties, the men under- whole year of school. People have accepted the fact that go physical training until about 4 Spc David Bean, a 24-year-old we're here until we're here." p.m. If there is no further training sophomore from Dayton, said the scheduled, the men can enjoy deployment was merely an inter- Life at Ft Knox some free time for the rest of the ruption to his life plans. Bean said While University students evening after dinner, but before he is anxious to come back to focus on upcoming exams, these bed the soldiers shine their boots, school in the fall to complete his men experience a new and very iron their uniforms and get ready aviation major. He hasn't regis- PtwtoProided different lifestyle at Ft. Knox. for the next day. tered for classes yet because he The soldiers have been trained Shiffert said the days become doesn't know what's ahead for the WRESTLING: University National Guard members engage in self-defense training at Ft. Knox. to do infantry and security and redundant after awhile. Christen next year. homeland operations. The days agreed: "Down here everything is "I was really hoping to go to do to get that first year back." necessities, like paying bills or fix- soldiers as well as more aware- for many of these men begin as so regimented and scheduled like school and get things straight- Enriquez said. "So we're all mak- ing their cars. ness of who they are as a person. early as 3 am., depending on what time you get up, what you ened out and graduate before I ing our own sacrifices—some are Enriquez said he relaxes during "Everything down here has their duties that particular day. eat and wear. It can be stressful was 30," Bean said. "Looks like it bigger than others." his four days. strengthened us or has built our [ 5 a.m., the men prepare and wear you down." won't pan through now." Each month the men receive a "I got four days. I gotta make character," Roper said. "There are brms and weapons and Enriquez said the everyday Enriquez joined the National four-day pass to visit home. Some the most of them," he said. "It's a lot of things we learn down l the military police to choices people hold in a civilian Guard five years ago. He said of the soldiers are lucky enough to like getting freedom for four days. here, it's definitely a life changing 1 new business. life don't exist in the military. missing so much time of school receive a pass during the holidays, I'm alive again those four days." experience." make up three pla- "There's a proper procedure for has made him realize the impor- while others adjust being without The rest of the month, the men The experience has strength- i consisting of approxi- everything and anything. As a sol- tance of time. family and friends find other ways to keep in contact ened Shiffert's aspiration to mately 40 soldiers. Two platoons dier you're held to a higher stan- "If I were 10 years younger I'd Jones said this was the first with their loved ones Most use a become a social studies teacher, operate two entrance gates to the dard." feel better about missing school. Christmas he spent away from cell phone daily and write letters but said he wouldn't do it over base. But many of the soldiers can't I'm competing with someone his Toledo home, but he was still to friends, girl friends, family and again. "There's a lot of things I "If people don't have proper ID help but crave their civilian life who is 23 for the same job," able to spend the holiday with his complete strangers. Children miss: school, my girlfriend, my and they're trying to get through back. Enriquez said. "Real soon, time family. His parents and younger from different schools send mail family," Shiffert said. "But on the the gate, we search them and "Sometimes the time goes real- will no longer be on my side." sister went down to Ft. Knox to the men, but Roper said the other hand, I made some really their vehicle," Shiffert said. ty fast and sometimes it goes real- Christmas day, stayed in a hotel longer they're gone, the less mail good friends here." The other platoon performs ly slow," Roper said. "This year is Family and Friends and decorated the room with a they receive. Enriquez said he will be much Quick Reaction Force. Enriquez passing and I'll start my civilian Making up that year of school tree and stockings. He hopes, "If you get mail it makes your more appreciative of being a stu- said the purpose of QRF is that life over again." missed is easy for some of the though, to obtain a pass for his day that much better. It's good to dent when he returns and says soldiers are on standby if any- Christen said he can't wait to men, but making up the year lost sistefs upcoming high school know that someone is thinking the day of return seems like a thing happens on post start his normal life again. "I think with the ones they love is very diffi- graduation. about you," Roper said. "It's a tan- long time, but understands the "We have to be out the doors as I'd be pretty upset if 1 had to stay cult. The men who stayed at the bar- gible thing. You can hold the let- day will come soon. "I'm closer to quick as possible," he said. "In another year. We have a civilian "There are people here with racks Christmas day found other ter and read the words." the end than to the beginning. If I order to do that we have to be life we need to live." families," Shiffert said. "Some are ways to celebrate. Although life has been differ- can make it this far. I can make it ent for these men, a lot has been ready to do that at any given Christen and his fiancee missing their children growing "I spent Christmas drinking the rest of the way." learned and gained through this time." planned to marry this June, but up. I can make these couple of and went to the casino," Bean The University soldiers said said. "1 woke up the next morning experience. The soldiers man their gates because of his mobilization to Ft. school years up." they can't wait to come home, but until 2:30 p.m. and then return to Knox, the couple moved the wed- Enriquez said the men are all passed out with people stepping Many of the men said they've the barracks. Two men share the ding to October. making different sacrifices. all over me." lost habits like smoking cigarettes until then they'll continue to dorm-style room in the barracks During one man's deployment his The men cherish their four-day and drinking alcohol and have serve the country. and the men from the University Changes wife delivered their baby and he pass home, but they said it's usu- become more in shape and lost "We're doing our job the best live in the same building Spc The men agree the immersion was able to go home for die birth. ally hectic trying to see all the peo- weight in the past seven months we can," Roper said. "Knowing Chad Roper, a 20-year-old fresh- into the military culture has been "Hell miss the first year of the ple they've missed. 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N0VICK& cy, Israel did offer the land to the to the invoices requesting ON THE STREET LA SCHAFFER Palestinians in the Camp David bomber reimbursements found summertime; II Accords. Barak's proposal gave in Yasser Arafat's offices. What will you miss Columbia U. the Palestinians over 90 percent Will you say now that the "first most about this U-Wire of the West Bank, Palestinian family" of the PA is part of this more — while all your f Authority control of several "group of radicals?" Maybe that semester? are just outside playingj neighborhoods in Jerusalem's MATT scotch, kick-the-can < is a problem the Palestinian civil- ZEIGLER outskirts, civilian and adminis- ians should look examine. tag. Oh, blob tag, what al Emotions run high these days trative autonomy in Palestinian Maybe the problem lies in the Asst. opinion editor While I have never actual], as the situation in the Middle districts of the Old City, the right reality that the PAS foreign aid taken summer classes, thus is East generates feelings of frustra- to wave the Palestinian flag over dollars are not going towards how I imagine it. Then I sit tion on both sides. But rather the Dome of the Rock, and the education, health, and develop- back on the sofa and feel teal than base our opinions on the acceptance of hundreds of ment of towns. Rather, they are Well, it's the end of another good about myself because I'm incessant stream of rumors from refugees by Israel, with the rest used to pay the families of school year and, yet again, not that guy. Don't be thatguy. both camps, it is time to address being absorbed by the develop- bombers or are sitting in interna- we're faced with the question: No. 3 the facts. ing Palestinian state. However, tional bank accounts, including If you're one of the chosen In 1947, the United Nations What's to be done with sum- this unprecedented proposal, $8 billion spread across Zurich, TINA FARIELL0 mer? few, you'll spend the entire V- voted to partition the former comprising 97 percent of summer doing absolutely Q British colony of Palestine into Geneva, and New York. The main BETHANY BORGER Some of you will no doubt Palestinian demands, was reject- nothing. This, however, as I ' two nations, Jewish and Arab. Palestinian industries are con- spend it toiling away as under- ed by Arafat. JUNIORS have found, is much more dif- While Zionists accepted the pro- trolled in monopolies by Arafat's appreciated wage-slaves. Many argue that the Israeli "Alani Ramos, our Others, like my roommate, will ficult than it appears. First, posal, it was rejected by Arabs close advisors (i.e. the cement treatment of the Palestinians jus- industry, controlled by Arafat's be taking classes. Does he real- when people ask you what living in Palestine and surround- tifies their fight for a homeland, graduating friend." ing countries. Consequently, advisor Mohammed Rashid). ly even get a summer? A lucky you're doing, you can only say saying the Palestinians have lost "nothing" so many times Israel was established under the Palestinian officials demand a tax few of you will spend it like me, all hope and are driven to from merchants and truckers breaking in a new lawn chair to before people stop believing U.N.'s guidelines, without a cor- despair. In today's situation, the passing through transit points, conform to the sinuous con- you. Furthermore, you never responding Arab state. Palestinians do not have a tripling the price of basic goods. tours of my butt. know when you're finished, In 1967, the Egyptian navy monopoly on such feelings. The Washington Times report - However you spend your you don't get any breaks, and placed a blockade — interna- Israeli citizens also long for the ed wealthy Arafat supporters summer, though, there are a you can never know exactly tionally considered an act of war day when they can go out to a benefiting from $20 million in few important things to who's in charge of the whole — on all Israeli shipping through store or restaurant without feel- aid earmarked for inexpensive remember. As a fifth year operation. Last summer, I had the straits of Tiran. Shortly there- ing afraid. True, the present situ- housing. Seeing all this, senior (yes, that means I've a supervisor who was sup- after, Jordan placed its army ation has resulted in a loss of Palestinians must ask themselves JEFF H0LLBACK been a senior for five years), I posed to oversee my nothing- under Egyptian command and freedoms for both sides, as feel it my duty to offer up to doing, but he fell asleep. As a massed it on the Israeli border. would occur in any wartom land. why they stand behind Arafat as SOPHOMORE you, my eager readers, a brim- result. 1 got way off track and I Israel struck the Arab forces pre- But today's crisis cannot negate their leader. Blaming Israel for "Tripping to ming glass of wisdom from my had to finish my nothing-doing emptively and after six days, the fact that Arabs have enjoyed the economic deprivation of the bottomless well of knowledge. during the first couple weeks of gained the West Bank. Gaza. more rights in Israel than in most Palestinians is senseless in the Amsterdam over Sinai, and the Golan, the very ter- face of such extreme corruption This, I hope, will help y'all class. What a debacle that was! Arab countries. Israel grants spring break." avoid some serious pitfalls that ritories from which Israel had almost one million Palestinian of Palestinian leadership. In closing, I would like to previously been threatened. While we are not claiming a I, myself, have thoroughly note that, although we fre- Arabs both citizenship and investigated for you. While it seems unreasonable to employment rights. flawless Israeli government or quently refer to summer as ask a country to cede strategic military, it is clear that in recent Somebody ought to be learn- "summer break," it isn't really a Syria has denied citizenship to ing from my mistakes, why not positions won in a defensive war, Palestinians, and in Lebanon, years the Israelis have made break at all. Summer requires a this is what is currently expected momentous steps towards you? lot of hard work, like getting Palestinians suffer from severe No.l of Israel. One must ask. however: achieving peace. Arafat refuses sunburnt and grilling meat — employment restrictions. Why If you're working this sum- Why, when these areas were con- these offers and continues to mmmm... burnt meat. The has only Israel been criticized? mer, get a real job. I also sug- trolled by Britain before 1948, betray his people for his own important thing is that you And what about the claim that gest getting a haircut, cleaning and until 1967 by Jordan and benefit. A peace between remember this: Another gruel- suicide bombers are just "a group up your act and not being a Egypt, did they not give the land Palestinians and Israelis is entire- CULLEN ing school year is just around of radicals" serving only to slob. I, for (bad) example, have to the Palestinians? If Israel is ly possible but not under the the corner. The question each undermine the rights of ordinary C0LAPIETR0 spent several summers work- morally obligated to return this leadership of Arafat. Palestinians one of us needs to ask is: Palestinian civilians? It is hard to SOPHOMORE ing imaginary jobs. An imagi- land, then it would only make must ask themselves why they What's to be made of this? Will reconcile that with the remarks nary job is the one you talk sense to return it to Jordan, from you allow it to sift through your ol Sulia Arafat in London's Al continue to support this leader "The sense of about applying for — while whom it was won. The basis of fingers like the sandy sands of Majalla, where she said if she had and if it would not be better patriotism after you play Bond from the sofa. the Palestinian claim to the land time sifting through the hour a son, there would be "no greater instead to work with Israel in The sofa is a great place to remains a mystery. honor" than for him to die as a establishing a peaceful coexis- Sept. 11. glass of the days of our lives Regardless of this inconsisten- recharge your soul after a mur- suicide bomber. We can also look derous finals week. into the concrete factory of his- Unfortunately, in my experi- tory? Or, will you attack it and ence, too full of a recharge all its precious brevity like results in one forgetting that, at some crazy person attacking one time, he or she ever had a an empty pizza box with some life outside the sofa Thus, the sort of attacking-stick, yelling, concept of "job" can become a "Where'd my pizza go? I'm the mere abstraction, discontinu- king of Canada?" ous with any concrete reality. Even more in closing, I ERIC No. 2 would like to thank The BG HAVE A GOOD If you're taking classes, then News for allowing me the WINTERSTEEN you're in for a long, hot, miser- chance to tarnish its good rep- FRESHMAN able summer. Imagine yourself utation with my elevated gib- "All the great friends I sitting inside your sweltering berish. And for those of you SUMMER! met in my apartment — the one with the who might have taken offense broken air-conditioning, which to anything I've written, I'm residence hall." your lovable and ever-attentive very not sorry at all. As a slumlord promises he'll fix as nihilistic elitist, what do 1 care? soon as you don't need it any- Have a truly great summer.
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Lancaster boys win national safety award www.bgnews.com/world LANCASTER — Quick thinking and quick reflexes have brought national recognition to two sixth-graders from Sanderson Elementary School. Ethan Thrush and Justin Wright are among five school safety patrol teams receiving AAAs National School Safety Patrol Lifesaving Award this week in Washington. mm Earlier cases forced bishop's involvement THE ASSOCIATED PRESS request to pay for her psycholog- Apostolic Delegate because they among public officials about The newly suspended priests when in fact many of the people CLEVELAND — For years, ical counseling. have immunity. Something you whether the diocese has followed were investigated when the old will be vindicated," Hilow said. Bishop Anlhony M. Pilla let an In addition, Quinn has been consider dangerous, you might Ohio law, which requires that allegations against them were "But the damage will have been auxiliary bishop trained in civil listed as a defendant in several send it there." child sex-abuse allegations be raised, officials said. done." and canon law handle allegations lawsuits filed across the nation. Quinn has acknowledged turned over to civil authorities. They were evaluated, treated There are 12 priests on suspen- of priests accused of molesting He has been accused of aiding under oath that he made the lim McCafferty, director of the and returned to ministry when it sion in the diocese. Thirteen children, a newspaper reported the church in a "racketeering" statement, although he said it has Cuyahoga County Department of was deemed appropriate, and no other retired and former priests Sunday. enterprise by encouraging offi- been quoted out of context. Children and Family Services, new allegations have surfaced were identified as having been But Pilla, head of the Cleveland cials to hide potentially incrimi- According to the newspaper, said the diocese has given his against them. accused in the past of sexual Roman Catholic Diocese, took an nating documents from alleged Pilla has begun personally direct- department eight reports of child Cleveland lawyer Henry Hilow abuse of minors. active role amid the growing abuse victims and their attor- ing the diocesan response to the sex abuse by its priests in the last said publicly identifying the The Rev. Donald Rooney, 48, scandal when questions emerged neys. scandal. He knelt to publicly 14 years. Five of those reports priests has left them unfairly committed suicide last month about Auxiliary Bishop A. lames A speech on pedophilia that wash the feet of a woman who have arrived since mid-March. branded. Hilow represents one of after the diocese told him to meet Quinn's work, The Plain Dealer Quinn delivered in 1990 to the had been raped by a priest as a Based on thyse reports and the several priests suing to keep the with Pilla about allegations that said. Midwest Canon Law Society con- child and who had complained number of accused priests identi- diocese from handing over sensi- he abused a schoolgiri in 1980 in Both bishops turned down ference in Columbus has been as an adult of shabby treatment fied by the diocese, it does not tive medical records to the coun- Wadsworth. interview requests from the cited in the lawsuits. by her church. appear that all of the clergy-abuse ty prosecutor in response to a The diocese has 235 parishes newspaper. Diocese spokesman According to a transcript, Pilla also suspended 12 priests allegations have been turned subpoena. with more than 800,000 Catholics Bob Tayek declined to comment Quinn told church lawyers that if accused of sexually abusing over as required. McCafferty said. "When all the names are and about 340 priests in Ashland, on the story Sunday. there is something in a priest's file minors. Church officials said the policy grouped together, everybody is Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, A woman who said she was that "you really don't want people The diocese's new disclosure of the diocese has not changed painted with the same brush and Medina, Summit and Wayne abused by a priest in the late to see, you might send it off to the strategy has raised questions since the early 1990s. presumed guilty of something counties. 1960s said Quinn rejected her
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"ALYA NOVICK & cy, Israel did offer die land to the to the invoices requesting ON THE STREET PAMELA SCHAFFER Palestinians in the Camp David bomber reimbursements found summertime II Accords. Barak's proposal gave in Yasser Arafat's offices. What will you miss Columbia U. the Palestinians over 90 percent Will you say now that the 'first most about this U-Wire of the West Bank. Palestinian family" ofthePAispartofthis more — while all your f Authority control of several "group of radicals?" Maybe that semester? are just outside playingj neighborhoods in Jerusalem's MATT scotch, kick-the-can an is a problem the Palestinian civil- ZEIGLER outskirts, civilian and adminis- ians should look examine. tag Oh, blob tag, what at Emotions run high these days trative autonomy in Palestinian Maybe the problem lies in the Assl. opinion editor While I have never actual as the situation in the Middle districts of the Old City, the right reality that the PAs foreign aid taken summer classes, thjs is East generates feelings of frustra- to wave the Palestinian flag over dollars are not going towards how I imagine it. Then I sit tion on both sides. But rather the Dome of the Rock, and the education, health, and develop- back on the sofa and feeMeal than base our opinions on the acceptance of hundreds of good about myself because I'm incessant stream of rumors from ment of towns. Rather, they are Well, it's the end of another refugees by Israel, with the rest used to pay the families of not that guy. Don't be thatguy. both camps, it is time to address school year and, yet again, being absorbed by the develop- bombers or are sitting in interna- we're faced with the question: No. 3 the facts. ing Palestinian state. However, If you're one of the chosen In 1947, the United Nations tional bank accounts, including What's to be done with sum- this unprecedented proposal, $8 billion spread across Zurich, TINA FARIELLO mer? few, you'll spend the entire ' voted to partition the former comprising 97 percent of summer doing absolutely '_ British colony of Palestine into Geneva, and New York. The main BETHANY B0RGER Some of you will no doubt Palestinian demands, was reject- nothing. This, however, as I * two nations, Jewish and Arab. Palestinian industries are con- JUNIORS spend it toiiing away as under- ed by Arafat. trolled in monopolies by Arafat's appreciated wage-slaves. have found, is much more dif- While Zionists accepted the pro- Many argue that the Israeli posal, it was rejected by Arabs close advisors (i.e. the cement "Alani Ramos, OUT Others, like my roommate, will ficult than it appears. First, treatment of the Palestinians jus- when people ask you what living in Palestine and surround- industry, controlled by Arafat's graduating friend." be taking classes. Does he real- tifies their fight for a homeland, advisor Mohammed Rashid). ly even get a summer? A lucky you're doing you can only say ing countries. Consequently, saying the Palestinians have lost Israel was established under the Palestinian officials demand a tax few of you will spend it like me, "nothing" so many times all hope and are driven to from merchants and truckers breaking in a new lawn chair to before people stop believing U.N.'s guidelines, without a cor- despair. In today's situation, the passing through transit points, conform to the sinuous con- you. Furthermore, you never responding Arab state. Palestinians do not have a tripling the price of basic goods. tours of my butt. know when you're finished, In 1967, the Egyptian navy monopoly on such feelings. The Washington Times report - However you spend your you don't get any breaks, and placed a blockade — interna- Israeli citizens also long for the ed wealthy Arafat supporters summer, though, there are a you can never know exactly tionally considered an act of war day when they can go out to a benefiting from $20 million in few important things to who's in charge of the whole — on all Israeli shipping through store or restaurant without feel- aid earmarked for inexpensive remember. As a fifth year operation. List summer, I had the straits of Tiran. Shortly there- ing afraid. True, the present situ- housing. Seeing all this, senior (yes, that means I've a supervisor who was sup- after, Jordan placed its army ation has resulted in a loss of Palestinians must ask themselves JEFF H0LLBACK been a senior for five years), I posed to oversee my nothing- under Egyptian command and freedoms for both sides, as feel it my duty to offer up to doing but he fell asleep. As a massed it on the Israeli border. would occur in any wartom land. why they stand behind Arafat as SOPHOMORE you, my eager readers, a brim- result, I got way off track and I Israel struck the Arab forces pre- But today's crisis cannot negate their leader. Blaming Israel for emptively and after six days, the economic deprivation of the "Tripping to ming glass of wisdom from my had to finish my nothing-doing the fact that Arabs have enjoyed bottomless well of knowledge. gained the West Bank, Gaza, more rights in Israel than in most Palestinians is senseless in the Amsterdam over during the first couple weeks of Sinai, and the Golan, the very ter- face of such extreme corruption This, I hope, will help y'all class. What a debacle that was! Arab countries. Israel grants spring break." avoid some serious pitfalls that ritories from which Israel had almost one million Palestinian of Palestinian leadership. In closing I would like to previously been threatened. While we are not claiming a 1, myself, have thoroughly note that, although we fre- Arabs both citizenship and investigated for you. While it seems unreasonable to employment rights. flawless Israeli government or quently refer to summer as ask a country to cede strategic military, it is clear that in recent Somebody ought to be learn- "summer break," it isn't really a Syria has denied citizenship to ing from my mistakes, why not positions won in a defensive war, Palestinians, and in Lebanon, years the Israelis have made break at all. Summer requires a this is what is currendy expected momentous steps towards you? lot of hard work, like getting Palestinians suffer from severe Nal of Israel. One must ask, however: achieving peace. Arafat refuses sunburnt and grilling meat — employment restrictions. Why If you're working this sum- Why, when these areas were con- these offers and continues to mmmm... burnt meat. The has only Israel been criticized? mer, get a real job. I also sug- trolled by Britain before 1948, And what about the claim that betray his people for his own important thing is that you and until 1967 by Jordan and gest getting a haircut, cleaning remember this: Another gruel- suicide bombers are just "a group benefit. A peace between up your act and not being a Egypt, did they not give the land Palestinians and Israelis is entire- CULLEN ing school year is just around of radicals" serving only to slob. I, for (bad) example, have to the Palestinians? If Israel is undermine the rights of ordinary ly possible but not under the C0LAPIETR0 the comer. The question each morally obligated to return this spent several summers work- Palestinian civilians? It is hard to . leadership of Arafat Palestinians SOPHOMORE ing imaginary jobs. An imagi- one of us needs to ask is: land, then it would only make reconcile that with the remarks must ask themselves why they What's to be made of this? Will sense to return it to Jordan, from nary job is the one you talk ofSuha Arafat in London's AI continue to support this leader "The sense of about applying for — while you allow it to sift through your whom it was won. The basis of Majalla, where she said if she had and if it would not be better fingers like the sandy sands of the Palestinian claim to the land patriotism after you play Bond from the sofa a son, there would be "no greater instead to work with Israel in The sofa is a great place to time sifting through the hour remains a mystery. honor" than for him to die as a establishing a peaceful coexis- Sept. II* glass of the days of our lives Regardless of this inconsisten- recharge your soul after a mur- suicide bomber. We can also look tence. derous finals week. into the concrete factory of his- Unfortunately, in my experi- tory? Or, will you attack it and ence, too full of a recharge all its precious brevity like results in one forgetting that, at some crazy person attacking one time, he or she ever had a an empty pizza box with some life outside the sofa Thus, the sort of attacking-stick. yelling concept of "job" can become a "Where'd my pizza go? I'm the mere abstraction, discontinu- king of Canada?" ous with any concrete reality. Even more in closing 1 ERIC No. 2 would like to thank The BG HAVE A GOOD If you're taking classes, then News for allowing me the WINTERSTEEN you're in for a long hot, miser- chance to tarnish its good rep- FRESHMAN able summer. Imagine yourself utation with my elevated gib- "All the great friends I sitting inside your sweltering berish. And for those of you SUMMER! met in my apartment — the one with the who might have taken offense broken air-conditioning which to anything I've written, I'm residence hall" your lovable and ever-attentive very not sorry at all. As a slumlord promises he'll fix as nihilistic elitist, what do I care? soon as you don't need it any- Have a truly great summer.
Submission policy CRAIG GIFFORD, MANAGING EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? V* GUEST COLUMNS are longer pieces Name, phone number and address DAN NIED, NEWS EDITOR doubt it Write us and let us know between 600 and 800 words. These should be included for verification NICK HURM, SPORTS EDITOR where you stand are usually, also, in response to a cur- purposes. BGNEWS JEFF ARNETT, COPY CHIEF KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDrTOR-IN-CHIEF rent issue on the BGSU campus or Personal attacks and anonymous TASHA STEIMER, FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be less Bowling Green area. submissions will not be printed 210 West Hall LISA BETTINGER, ARTS & LIFE EDITOR than 500 words (less than two typed, Send submission to the Opinion Bowling Green State University double-spaced pages). These are usu- POLICIES mailbox at 210 West Hall or Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 PHIL GREENBERG, PR EDITOR ally in response to a current issue on Letters to the Editor and Guest [email protected] with the Phone:(419)372-6966 JEFF HINDENACH, PRESENTATION EDITOR E-mail: [email protected] subject line marked'letter to the edi- the BGSU campus or Bowling Green Columns are printed as space per- Website: www.bgnews.com REMA MA. OPINION EDITOR area. mits. tor" or "guest column." CARLA SCH0BER. ON-LINE EDITOR WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday. May 6, 200? 5 Lancaster boys win national safety award www.bgnews.com/world LANCASTER — Quick thinking and quick reflexes have brought national recognition to two sixth-graders from Sanderson Elementary School. Ethan Thrush and Justin Wright are among five school safety patrol teams receiving AAAs National School Safety Patrol Lifesaving Award this week in Washington. mm Earlier cases forced bishop's involvement !H£ ASSOCIATED PRESS request to pay for her psycholog- Apostolic Delegate because they among public officials about The newly suspended priests when in fact many of the people CLEVEUNI) — For years, ical counseling. have immunity. Something you whether the diocese has followed were investigated when the old will be vindicated," Hilow said. Bishop Anthony M. Pilla lei an In addition, Quinn has been consider dangerous, you might Ohio law, which requires that allegations against them were "But the damage will have been auxiliary bishop trained in civil listed as a defendant in several send it there." child sex-abuse allegations be raised, officials said. done." and canon law handle allegations lawsuits filed across the nation. Quinn has acknowledged turned over to civil authorities. They were evaluated, treated There are 12 priests on suspen- of priests accused of molesting He has been accused of aiding under oath that he made the lim McCafferty, director of the and returned to ministry when it sion in the diocese. Thirteen children, a newspaper reported the church in a "racketeering" statement, although he said it has Cuyahoga Count)' Department of was deemed appropriate, and no other retired and former priests Sunday. enterprise by encouraging offi- been quoted out of context. Children and Family Services, new allegations have surfaced were identified as having been But Pilla, head of the Cleveland cials to hide potentially incrimi- According to the newspaper, said the diocese has given his against them. accused in the past of sexual Roman Catholic Diocese, took an nating documents from alleged Pilla has begun personally direct- department eight reports of child Cleveland lawyer Henry Hilow abuse of minors. active role amid the growing abuse victims and their attor- ing the diocesan response to the sex abuse by its priests in the last said publicly identifying the The Rev. Donald Rooney, 48, scandal when questions emerged neys. scandal. He knelt to publicly 14 years. Five of those reports priests has left them unfairly committed suicide last month about Auxiliary Bishop A. lames A speech on pedophilia that wash the feet of a woman who have arrived since mid-March. branded. Hilow represents one of after the diocese told him to meet Quinn's work. The Plain Dealer Quinn delivered in 1990 to the had been raped by a priest as a Based on those reports and the several priests suing to keep the with Pilla about allegations that said. Midwest Canon Law Society con- child and who had complained number of accused priests identi- diocese from handing over sensi- he abused a schoolgirl in 1980 in Both bishops turned down ference in Columbus has been as an adult of shabby treatment fied by the diocese, it does not tive medical records to the coun- Wadsworth. interview requests from the cited in the lawsuits. by her church. appearthat all of the clergy-abuse ty prosecutor in response to a The diocese has 235 parishes newspaper. Diocese spokesman According to a transcript, Pilla also suspended 12 priests allegations have been turned subpoena. will) more than 800,000 Catholics Bob Tayek declined to comment Quinn told church lawyers that if accused of sexually abusing over as required, McCafferty said. "When all the names are and about 340 priests in Ashland, on the story Sunday. there is something in a priest's file minors. Church officials said the policy grouped together, everybody is Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, A woman who said she was that "you really don't want people The diocese's new disclosure of the diocese has not changed painted with the same brush and Medina, Summit and Wayne abused by a priest in the late to see, you might send it off to the strategy has raised questions since the early 1990s. presumed guilty of something counties. 1960s said Quinn rejected her
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By Elliot Minor Students at the school, locat- By Maria Sanminiatelli ken time and time again," said ASSOCIATED PRESS WRHER ASSOCIAIEO PUSS WRITER ed in a county of 8,800 residents Henry E, Kidd, state commander COLUMBUS, Ga. — Young midway between Columbus RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia for the group. "This is nothing couples in tuxedos and irides- and Macon in central Georgia, will not challenge a federal more than Virginians honoring cent evening gowns arrived in voted overwhelmingly to hold appeals court niling allowing a their family — Virginians who stretch limos to attend their an integrated prom this year. Confederate flag to appear on gave their lives and sacrificed rural high school's first integrat- "This prom has been worth all specialty license plates, the state their lives on the fields." ed prom — 31 years after the the effort," said junior Karprice attorney general said Thursday. Gov. Mark Warner said hesup- school was first desegregated. Bendey, who is black, as couples "It is time to move on. We don't ported the decision not to file an "1 think it's perfect," Taylor took to the dance floor. "Both anticipate that appealing to a appeal that would likely fail, but County High School junior races are mingling" higher court would bring any cautioned dial die Confederate Candice Grimsley, who is white, "The last two proms I went to favorable result to the common- flag "while a symbol of historical said Friday night. "We go to were segregated, and it just was- wealth," Anorney General Jerry heritage to some, is offensive to school with these people every n't as much fun," said Grimsleys Kilgore said Thursday. many Virginians." day. Why shouldn't we have (the date, 2001 graduate James A ruling Monday by the 4th Two black stale lawmakers, prom) together?" U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Wilkinson. "This is just everyone Sen. Henry Marsh III and Many Southern schools have getting together to have fun upheld a lower court's decision kept social activities segregated tonight" that Virginia's refusal to allow the Delegate Jerrauld Jones con- years after court-ordered inte- The school has 420 students, Sons of Confederate Veterans to demned the Confederate logo as gration. Though some schools 226 of them black. Nearly 75 per- create a plate with the flag logo offensive 1 lowever, they said in a still crown dual homecoming cent of the juniors and seniors was discriminatory and violated statement: "We understand that queens or have separate social supported the proposal for one Associated Press Photo its right to free speech. an appeal is unlikely to succeed clubs, Taylor County High prom, suggested this year by 17- DANCING: Seniors Jackie Nash, left, and Marlon Snipes dance "There is a minority here in and could result in an opinion School was one of the last to year-old Gerica McCrary, who is together during the school's first integrated prom dance Friday. Virginia that has said that this even worse for those who find hold separate proms. black. plate is racist, and we have spo- the logo offensive." DjLyou know... ^ See what's new te s ^^ The fife span^f A W^vd "K^jay - in the news!!
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With the release of his Albert junior at the University, Dirwood The website, still under construc- Hall concert on DVD and VHS, refused to give any name other tion, presents several photos of there might be a chance that this than his stage name Dirwood and friends. will get a domestic release In the "1 hope to take it as far as it will "r play everywhere I can," mean time import copies have take me," Dirwood said of his per- Dirwood continued. Most likely been popping up on store forming and recording. you can catch him at open mic shelves, and it's on amazon.com. Combining his guitar talents, night at the Union. "I like playing It's well worth paying extra for it piano stylings and lyrical genius on campus because the majority of friend Jeff Bohnke, Dirwood now. Grade: A of people aren't drunk. If they're —LisaBettinger produces a vocal talent similar to there, they're there to hear the Robbie Williams Seven Mary Three. Bohnke's lyrics music" create an imaginative release for Swing When You're What kind of music can the Mary Prankster the listener to melt into. Winning "He started writing for me, I'd audience expect from a Dirwood Roulette Girl performance? "I say it's pretty raw. It's the best album that you will give him an idea and he'd write it never hear. Normally when an out real quick," Dirwood said. A lot of times it's kind of sporadic," For a band thai sounds like a Dirwood said. artist takes an artistic change of Bohnke's poetry now serves as the pace, it's a big gamble that does mix of Blondie and Hole, you'd With influences including the majority of Dirwood's lyrics. not pay off. Robbie Williams expect it to sound better than Released on May 5, Now enter- Beatles, Hendrix, Afghan Wigs, went from performing smart pop this. This rock trio, fronted by its ing Jam Town, Population: lack Johnson and Dave to recording an entire album of singer of the same name, has the Dirwood is a compilation of orig- Matthews, the sound is rich and old standards. Included are cov- attitude and songs to give them inal songs and live performances fulfilling. Although sometimes ers of Sinatra and Nat King Cole. potential, but they are lacking in • Ptiolo Provided at radio stations. "We didn't get as the lyrics out shine the beat, The one song on here that other areas. The storytelling much as we expected for an Dirwood's sound is appealing in a ON THE AIR: Dirwood takes his act on the road during a people might have heard is songs are catchy, but not quite college town. entire full length CD. I do over- recent performance on campus radio. Dirwood's new Robbie's collaboration with of the rock and roll genre the lays with the guitar and with vocal Dirwood's final words: "I love band claims to be. Lead singer album, Now Entering Jam Town, Population: Dirwood was Nicole Kidman, "Something and the piano," Dirwood said. limmy Johns. I think it blows Stupid." Nicole's singing in Mary's lyrics are like twisted fairy released on May 5. The listener can expect a bonus Subway out of the water." "Moulin Rouge!" is no fluke. She tales. They are simple and fun to canies herself fairly well on this sing along with, but not some- one. Robbie, however, is trying thing I could listen to all the very hard not to hit a high note time. and drown out his co-star. Females may relate to the bit- Robbie also has a sing-a-long ter, angry-girl song "The World is Diaz s latest lacks plot but is still sweet fare with Ion Lovitz. Yes, the man we Full of Bastards" with its hook of know as "The Critic" can hold his "And I'm sure I'll kiss my share of By Andrea WUhelm she is. After meeting Peter, restroom, the girls must find a Cameron-Diaz-type-movie." own singing. "Well, Did You frogs, before my time is done. THE BS NEWS played by Thomas lane, at a change of clothes. However, the What I didn't know, however, Evah" sounds like it came The world is full of bastards, and "The Sweetest Thing" is stu- club, and unsuccessfully trying closest shop looks like it's been was that this movie was going straight from an old Hollywood I've dated every one." My musical. The banter between pid, mindless, raunchy ... and to hook him up with her hope- slapped by the '80s. Diaz and to crack me up so much. favorite on the CD is the quick absolutely hilarious. This these two is dead on. less friend lane, played by Applegate then take us through Applegate plays sidekick to little ditty, "Punk Rock Heaven." romantic comedy lacks a solid Selma Blair, the two seem to hit a "movie montage" as they Not every song on here is a Diaz so well the two are comedy The lyrics "Got my Martens on plot, the concept is completely it off. After missing her chance change into outrageous outfit cover. "I Will Talk and Hollywood with steely toes, spike my hair unbelievable, and there is to meet up with him later, her after outfit. personified. Their timing is on, Will Listen" was written by and pierce my nose, I'm goiri up absolutely no chance of an best friend Courtney, played by Once they finally reach the and the ridiculousness of their Robbie years ago but did not fit to Punk Rock Heaven... Hey on any album until now. It also Oscar nomination. What it Christina Applegate, talks her wedding, a twist in the plot comedic performance will every junky, punk and freak, if lacks in substance, however, it into chasing after him and causes problem for the hopeful leave you in stitches. Selma has that old, Hollywood musical Manic Panic makes you weak, feel to it. It has the sweeping makes up for in hilarity, going to his brothers wedding. Diaz. Things don't turn out Blair is just as funny as she gels then follow me and catch that Cameron Diaz is Cameron orchestra and Robbie gets his What follows is a side-split- quite the way she had planned, herself into several bizarre first opportunity to belt his heart train, pleased to meet you, Kurt Diaz at her best: dancing with- ting look at how crazy girls can so the girls return home disap- predicaments. My friends and I out. Cobain" just gotta make me out rhythm, making goofy faces get when we take road trips. pointed. However, once back to smile. Mary Prankster could be are still quoting our favorite Robbie even gets the chance to and getting herself into trouble. The road trip, by far the best her club-hopping, heartbreak- good, but this is one CD I one-liners from the movie This sing with Frank Sinatra himself She plays Christina Walters, a part of the movie, takes us into ing ways, her attempts pay off. on "It Was a Vfery Good Year" via wouldn't lose sleep about should "love 'em and leave 'em" kind of the outrageous antics of two Going into this movie, I was- is a great "girls night out" movie the power of technology. You it get stolen or misplaced. girl who realizes too late thai very twisted girls. After a hyster- n't expecting much but your that even the boys will enjoy. have to be good if the Sinatra Grade: D she wants to change the way ical mishap in a men's public typical "Farrelly-Brothers- Grade Plot: D Hilarity: A —Andrea Wilhelm Forget Regis;'Jeopardy* is still America's top quiz show
By David Bauder Manhattan earlier this spring, ond only to "Wheel of Fortune" as the country filming video clues. It game shows, Trebek said. The View" hosts, but no one has been IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS contestants waded through cate- the most popular television game has doubled the available prize success of "Who Wants to Be a named a few months before the NEW YORK — The capacity gories tougher than the typical show. In many markets, the two money, which executive produc- Millionaire" made that concern show is to begin taping. er Harry Friedman said has made moot crowd at Radio City Music Hall game: "Four Syllable Words," games air back-to-back in the The prime-time version of had a new hero. "Near East Ancient History, valuable TV real estate between for more rapid swings in the The tournament, and all the It wasn't a rock star or a partic- "Circus and Carnival Cinema" the evening news and prime- games. changes, may also be a pre-emp- "Millionaire" has slumped badly ularly limber Rockette. Instead, it and "Architects." time. Host Alex Trebek even shaved tive strike against "Who Wants to in the ratings this season and was a man standing onstage The finale is terrific — a tight, The third-rated game show, his mustache, which he said Be a Millionaire," which is plan- there's some question about under hot lights, answering trivia taut contest that, like the tourna- "Hollywood Squares," has less makes him look younger. ning a syndicated version of its whether it will be part of the ABC show that will likely compete questions so arcane they would ment itself, calls attention to a than half the audience of "We've energized the show to a schedule next fall. give most people a headache game that's been successful for so "leopardy!" said Marc Berman, a large extent," Friedman said. "It against "Jeopardy!" At a pivotal point in the first- long that it's taken for granted. television analyst for Media Week just seems like part of a natural "That doesn't bother me at all, "'Millionaire' is tired," Berman ever "Jeopardy!" $1 million tour- The competition was filmed in Online evolution. It's changing the show because it's going to have to find said. "It's a dead game show. It's nament, the contestant makes a New York, away from its usual "'leopardy!' is as healthy as a without changing the game." its niche," Trebek said. "Who's going into syndication with no bold gamble that instantly California studio, to help mark ratings horse," Berman said. That's pivotal. They don't want going to host it? It will have to find buzz at all." impresses the audience with his the 4,000th episode filmed since "There's no stopping it" to tinker with the - basics, time slots that will enable it to Meanwhile, "Jeopardy!" is courage "leopardy" was revived as a tele- But like most programs in an "leopardy!" will always give the reach a broad audience, and a lot The vagueness here is inten- vision game show in 1984. age of increased competition, the answers and make contestants of those time slots are taken up by more interested in selling itself. tional: the person's name, the risk That doesn't count the years show's audience has shrunk in phrase their responses in the "Wheel" and "leopardy!"' The line of people waiting in to and outcome won't be revealed to 1964 to 1975, and briefly in 1978- size, including a 4 percent drop form of a question. The first two choices for host of enter the tournament taping preserve the surprise. The two- 79, when "leopardy!" was on the between last year and this sea- The $1 million tournament is a the syndicated "Millionaire," snakes around the block at Radio week "leopardy" tournament air with Art Fleming as host. The son. That is behind several longtime dream. Many ABC sta- Regis Philbin and Rosie City on a cold, rainy day — evi- that began last Wednesday will game was invented by Merv tweaks made to "leopardy!" tions air "Jeopardy!," and the net- O'Donnell, have taken them- dence that the game is a habit conclude with the two-day finals Griffin, who also composed the It has added a "clue crew," a work was wary about whether a selves out of the running. ABC on May 13-14. theme music it uses to this day. team of four well-scrubbed high-stakes contest would give has discussed the job with many television viewers aren't During the taping in "leopardy!" is consistently sec- young people who travel across viewers a bad impression of Meredith Vieira, one of "The going to break soon.
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By Chuck Soder it ever have. The film starts as Maguire's abilities. This is evident of stopping the Green Goblin And fortunately, the plot prob- IHE BG NEWS Peter Parker, a geeky photogra- the first time Parker dresses as a from killing thousands at the ably won't stop once "Spider- With a great budget comes a pher for his high school newspa- super hero, making a fool not Macy's Day Parade. Seeing Man" leaves theaters. The door is great responsibility. per, is taking pictures at a spider only of his opponents, but of Spider-Man swing through New left wide open for a sequel, Many big-time Hollywood exhibit and gets bitten by a himself as well. York's streets, saving his to-be movie makers usually ignore this radioactive arachnid. Soon Willem Dafoe plays Norman girlfriend Mary lane and several which becomes clear when slightly altered version of the Parker, played by Tobey Maguire, Osbom, who becomes the ultra- others along the way is Harry Osbom, the son of web slinger's motto, turning out starts to develop the strength, strong Green Goblin after an immensely cool. As is everything Nonnan Osbom and a friend of I INDIA HAS blockbusters with little sub- speed and reflexes of a spider, experiment gone wrong. Dafoe's stance other than special effects. including his acute "spider performance, both as a father else in the scene, sans an appear- Parker's, professes both his When "Spider-Man" was sense." and insane super villain, hits the ance by Macy Gray. appreciation for his pal and his [50 MILLION* released Friday, however, audi- Maguire could possibly be the bullseye, perfectly contrasting There are a few inconsisten- hatred for his Spider-Man. With Si cies with the comic (for example, ences everywhere watched a perfect choice for our hero. He Maguire's portrayal of the gentle Harry, we have another super vil- ^MONKEYS!!!!* show that even Spidey himself delivers his lines with an honesty hero. the Spidey didn't build his web would endorse. and humbleness befitting Things get intense when the shooters — they're natural), but lain in the works. "Spider-Man" delivers like few Parker's character. And the plot is two meet in battle. One spectac- nothing that deiracts from the And 1 can't wail lo see the fight. other super-hero movies before constructed to complement ular scene puts Spidey in charge character or plot. Grade: A
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THE YEAR. IN REVIEW I 2001-02 What to make of a year like this Black and while, yin and yang, both ends of heal and then that the NCAA tournament com- with a year left on his contract after a dismal the spectrum. mittee, the gatekeepers to the heaven of col- nine-win season. Bowling Green athletics have had, to say the lege basketball, thought a 24-8 record wasn't From there, Dan Dakich, the most influen- least, a tumultuous year. quite good enough for a MAC team to get in. tial sports figure in Bowling Green right now When the Falcon football team knocked off And then the NIT decides to pit the Falcons decided to bolt for more money and more Missouri in their house to start an unbelievable against Butler in the first round. The Bulldogs prestige at West Virginia only to come back season, it looked like Bowling Green was going were 25-5 and left out of the NCAA tournament amidst a sea of confusion and mystery a week to enjoy its most prosperous athletic year in a in an occurrence just a little more tragic than later. long time. the Falcons' slight. But now as we sit, Dan Dakich is still Wins against Toledo, Northwestern and Ohio Then the athletic department, $3.6 million in Bowling Green's men's basketball coach, Scott kept that view in perspective and the men's the red, decided to cut four men's sports and Paluch has taken over for Powers, Urban basketball team upended Michigan to evoke retain the athlete's scholarships for only one Meyer is trying to duplicate last year's gridiron some of the most touching emotion ever creat- year. It was a difficult situation for athletic success and men's track, swimming and diving ed on campus. director Paul Krebs: improve the budget or and tennis are no longer varsity sports. But then came the second semester and break the hearts of a slew of Falcon athletes. But that's the way the Bowling Green The Associated Ptess everything was turned upside down. It became His job was to do the former. Falcons have gone this season. There is as obvious that Kent State is Dan Dakich's Achilles Then, hockey coach Buddy Powers was axed much to cheer about as there is to cry about. INTERESTING TIMES: Dan Dakich's ordeal was good and bad news at the same time.
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TOP 5 ATHLETES TOP 5 ATHLETES These five athletes were the best all-around and had These five athletes were the best all-around and had the biggest impact for their perspective team. the biggest impact for their perspective team.
1. Keith McLeod. St, basketball 1. Caty Rommeck, Sr., volleyball 2. losh Harris, So., football 2. Mamy Oestreng, Sr., gymnastics 3. Geoff Hiscox, Jt, tennis 3. Stefanie Wenzel, So, basketball 4. Brandon Hicks, ST., football 4. KristyCoppes, Fr., soccer 5. Greg Day, Sr„ hockey 5. Renee Rosemeier, Sr., Softball
Honorable mention: Zerian Peterson, Jr., track; Honorable mention: Lori Williams, Sr., track; Sarah Len Matela, St, basketball; Nick Elrod, Sr. baseball; Agnew, So., swimming; Fjika Flanders, Jr., soccer; Tyler Masters, So., hockey; David DeGraff, So., Amber Vorst, Sr., volleyball; Andrea Genter, St, soft- soccer; Brandon Pardon, Sr, basketball; Khary ball; Dana Shuka, Sr, basketball; Jenny Schnipke, Campbell, Sr., football; Ryan Wingrove, ST., football. So., golf; Devon Bissinger, tennis The sporting year had a lot of unforgettable Caty Rommeck could take over a game as well as moments in Bowling Green, with a handful of any athlete at BG. She led the MAC in blocks and those courtesy of McLeod and his last second kills per game, as well as the Falcons to their sec- heroics. ond consecutive MAC championship. TOP 5 RETURNING TOP 5 RETURNING Watch out for these athletes. After the season they Watch out for these athletes. After the season they had this year, next year could be a blockbuster. had this year, next year could be a blockbuster.
1. losh Harris, Jr., football 1. Kristy Coppes, Fr, soccer 2. Kelly Hunt, Jr., baseball 2. Francine Miller, St., basketball 3. Robert Redd. Jt, football 3. Kristin Gamby, Jr., volleyball 4. Adam Balls, Jr., golf 4. Kandice Machain, Jr., Softball 5. Josh Abnanson, So., basketball 5. Stefanie Wenzel.Sa., basketball
With a strong spring, Harris will have to battle Kristy Coppes has the killer instinct The freshman senior Andy Sahm for the quarterback position. If provided instant offense for the women's soccer Harris performs like he did by the end of last sea- team in her first season on campus, scoring 12 son, he could earn MAC Player of the Year. goals and tying a school record. TOP 5 FRESHMAN TOP 5 FRESHMAN These freshmen had the biggest impact for their These freshmen had the biggest impact for their teams this season. teams this season.
1. Cole Magner, football 1. KristyCoppes, soccer 2. Erik Crawford, basketball 2. Sam Moore, Softball 3. Germain Fitch, basketball 3. Melissa Mohr, volleyball 4. Austin Chase, golf 4. Katie Piening, soccer 5. Taylor Christe, hockey 5. Kari Elste, gymnastics The Associated Press The Alaska native Magner was like the shining Coppes, combined with Erika Flanders, Jill Northern Lights for the Falcons. He can play all ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Keith McLeod worked all last summer to get to the top ot his game. He got to Conover and Susan Wallace have the talent to over the football field and even considered playing the top of his game and, at some points, beyond that point. McLeod ended his career second all-time in bring the Falcons its first MAC Championship basketball here. scoring and has a good shot since its creation in 1997.
TOP 5 MOMENTS The Top 5 list is categorized by the amount of positive ALL PUMPED UP: impact pertaining to the University and its fans. The Sideline Squad acted as the Falcons' 1. Football beats Northwestern Sixth Man in their 2. Basketball beats Michigan upset of Michigan at 3. Football beats Toledo Anderson Arena. 4. Tennis is MAC champ 5. Hockey stuns Michigan State
Why Northwestern at No. 1? Talk to anyone who made the trip and they will tell you that it was one of the greatest football games they have ever seen. The Falcons staged one of the great- est comebacks in history against a Big 10 team, over- coming a 14-point deficit with 3:44 to play in the game. ] Quarterback Josh Harris was named National Player of the Week, completed 30 of 47 passes for 402 yards and six touchdowns. It was also the final stamp of approval, proving that Bowling Green is once again a football team that deserves respect. The same could be said about the men's basketball The Associated Press team's victory over Michigan. If you weren't there to see WHAT A GAME: David Bautista (18) and Robert Redd (1) celebrate with a post-game dance after the McLeod hit the game-winning shot and see the fans storm the court, SportCenter aired the highlights. Falcons' incredible 43-42 comeback against Northwestern.
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Baseball Men's track Danny Schmitzs 12th year at This has been a season of highs the helm has produced another and lows for the men's track team, offensive juggernaut. but one to remember to say the luniors Kelly Hunt and Corey least The Falcons began the 2002 Loomis appear headed for Major campaign in the BGSU League Baseball fame, and senior Invitational, where they finished Len Bias is poised to break every the meet with five first-place fin- record in the BG baseball annals, ishes en route to taking home first BG ranks second in the confer- in the overall competition Next, it ence in average at 321 and is third was off to the Central Collegiate yvith 53 home runs. Championships, and despite not The Falcons enter this week- experiencing as much success as end's crucial series at Kent State their previous meet the Falcons three games behind the Flashes, at i 1-6 in conference and 23-19 captured seventh place out of 12 overall. BG also swept an Apr. 27 other Division I schools. BG fol- doubleheader from arch-rival lowed suit with a third -place fin- Toledo at Fifth-Third Field, the ish in the All-Ohio meet at Ohio Toledo Mud Hens' (Detroit Tigers' University. Farm team) new stadium After finishing ninth in the MAC Indoor Championships, Men's Basketball they seemingly used that as moti- It was a season that started out vation to continuously improve. with the drive to the Top 25. After Since that time the Falcons upsetting Ole Miss in Alaska, the have highlighted their season Falcons won 12 of their next 13 with impressive performances at games and were closing in on a the Cincinnati Invitational, as well Top 25 ranking as the Western Michigan meet, BG played solid through the finishing ahead of Michigan State. Mid American Conference sea- BG just returned from the son, but were inconsistent at Central Collegiate times losing games they easily Championships in Mt Pleasant could have won against Akron. Mich., and in their final meet Toledo and Ohio. before the MAC Championships The Falcons put it all back many of the Falcons seemed as if together in the MAC Tournament, they were hitting their peak at the making the finals for the first time right time. No matter how BG per- in nearly 20 years. They were one forms in the conference champi- half away from the NCAA onship, if this does prove to be the Tournament, but Kent State came back to win. Falcons last season, they have cer- Like 2000, BG found itself tainly made this season one to snubbed from an NCAA bid, remember. Visit the team's website accepting a consolation prize in the Associated Press at www.savebgtrack.com the NIT. There, they lost to Butler, LOVING ALL OF IT: Attendance was up this year in football and basketball. Bowling Green was one of only six programs in the country to another team that felt snubbed by Women's track have a football program with eight wins and a basketball program with 24. the selection committee. The women's track team Keith McLeod ended his senior And the Bowling Green football The gymnastics squad bull- after he accepted a job with USA opened their season in December campaign as the second leading team found success this year, as its dozed its way through the compe- Women's soccer Swimming. with a meet at Saginaw St scorer in BG history. The team will 8-3 record represented the biggest tition led by MAC gymnast of the After getting off to a strong start And 42 days later the Falcons be remembered for its senior lead- turnaround of any Division I year, Mamey Oestreng Going into by going unbeaten in their first five- Men's tennis showed glimpses of what was to ership, with the heart of the team team. It was 2-9 in 2000. the MAC championship the team games, the women of second-year The men's tennis team of the come in the BGSU Invitational. In contained in McLeod, Brandon New head coach Urban Meyer was 17-1 and 6-0 in conference coach Andy Richards skidded into 2001/2O02 season was a team that the Central Collegiate Pardon, Len Matela and Brent burst onto the scene with an action. losing 1(1 of their last M games and thrived under adversity. And boy, Championships BG finished impressive victory over the Big 12's The tumblers finished a disap- did it have a lot of it Klassen. finished at 7-10-2. fourth, which was followed by a Missouri to open the season The pointed fifth place at MAC's, not Freshman Kristy Coppes pro- Despite getting word in March first place finish at the All-Ohio Falcons would go on to become enough to move on to the region- vided a highlight of the season, as that their program would be cut, Women's Basketball Championships New head coach Curt Miller the only MAC team to defeat al competition as a team, but she was named the MAC the Falcons went on an incredible teams in three major conferences. Oestreng moved on to regionals. Newcomer of the Year after scor- run at the end of the season that After some consistent perfor- knew he was in for a rocky season mances, BG headed into the MAC when he took the job, but after Northwestern of the Big 10 fell and Connelly was named the MAC ing 12 goals, tying a school record. culminated in the MAC regular Temple from the Big East was vic- Coach of the Year. Coppes was also named to the All- season championship. Indoor Championships. And like Francine Miller played in just four the men. the Falcons were not games, the ride became rockier. timized. A skin-of-their-teeth loss Ohio team, along with teammate Led by MAC Player of the Year to Marshall likely kept the Falcons Hockey Beth Wechsler. lunior Jill Conover Geoff Hiscox, all-time team wins content with their eighth place The Falcons showed flashes of finish. That disappointment has brilliance at times but were unable out of a bowl game. The strange thing about the became the school's all-time lead- leader Vuek Wild and senior cap- Falcon hockey team is that they ing scorer at 55 points for her tain Mike Kossoff, the Falcons manifested itself into improve- to establish any consistency in ment by each of the Falcons. A 2001-2002. BG led all of its home started the season playing better career after tallying four goals and played inspired tennis all season six assists in 2001. and finished with a record of 19- third place finish at the McDonald conference games at halftime but Men's Golf than they had in several years. won just four of those and finished It was a season of inconsistency After losing 9-1 to eventual NCAA 11. Invitational and some perfor- The Falcons also received at 6-10 in conference for the men's golf team, as a runner up Maine to begin the sea- Men's swimming mances, including taking top hon- fourth-place opening finish at the son, the Falcons found themselves Kevin Darting was hired Nov. 20 clutch performances from first ors in the 4x400 relay at the Kansas The ninth seed in the MAC year players Milos Jirout, Joel tournament, BG was ousted by Detroit Titan Invitational was fol- in a frustrating series of ties and as the assistant coach for both the Relays have highlighted the men and women's swimming and Carney and Ian Bliss. Ohio in Athens after once again lowed by 11th and 13th place fin- one-goal losses before getting Falcons 2002 outdoor season. The ishes in the successive weeks. their first win against Ohio State. diving team. The team advanced to the finals leading at halftime. Miller was team heads into the MAC cham- After winning BG's own lohn Piper Of course, wins were few and far Seniors Kevin Anderson and of the MAC tournament against pionships, which begin on May 16 granted an additional year of eligi- between in the 9-25-6 season that Paul Bizzaro were the captains for Ball State, where it fell 4-3. bility, and after losing just one Intercollegiate, their final tourna- in Ypsilanti. Michi. quietly antici- ment of the fall the men opened cost head coach Buddy Powers his the men's swimming and diving To a man, the players gave cred- senior, BG looks to be a force in pating to exceed everyone's expec- the spring by placing 3rd in job and pined Bowling Green team. They lead the men to a sev- it to Harris for their success. His tations, 2002-2003. ability to motivate the team Florida. BG then finished 10th in against powerhouse Michigan enth place finish at the MAC except their owa Texas and 15th in West Virginia, State in the first round of the championships after learning that through injuries, the loss of the Men's Cross Country CCHA playoffs, where BG was their program was to be cut at the program and other frustrations The Falcons finished eighth at and finished eighth in the season- ending MAC championship. promptly swept in a three-game end of the year. may go down as one of the most Volleyball the MAC championship meet at After being picked to tie for Adam Balls was named to the All- series. Junior Ray Bartel was the top remarkable coaching jobs in Eastern Michigan, led by senior MAC second team, while Justin But there were highlights as finisher for the Falcons in the MAC school history. fourth place in the MAC East Tom Kutter, who finished 12th. Gillham was named the MAC's Bowling Green went in to Ann championships, placing third in Division the volleyball team Sophomore Justin' Perez was Sportsman of the Year. Arbor and knocked off No. 9 the 100-yard breaststroke in 56.82. Women's tennis turned around and clinched the the second top finisher with a Michigan 4-2. Also, the Falcons Women's tennis coach Penny title outright for the first time since 37th-place finish. Perez and fresh- Women's golf took Michigan State to overtime in Women's swimming Dean knew that the season would 1991. They lost to Ball State in the man Grant Shadden are the bright The Falcon women's golfers the first game of their playoff Senior co-captains Kelly be a challenge. On a roster filled MAC tournament semifinals spots for the program going into were led, once again, by Jenny series. Pydynowski and Kim Moden led with youth and inexperience, the Head coach Denise Van De next season Schnipke and Shelley Binzel in the women's swimming and div- Falcons still showed glimpses of Walle earned her 350th career win 2001-2002. Men's soccer ing team to a first-place finish what will be a promising future for on Oct 22 against Marshall. Schnipke earned All-MAC hon- The men's soccer campaign was against the University of Ftndlay in the squad. The Falcons were named 10th Women's Cross Country ors after finishing sixth at the MAC highlighted by individual stardom its first home meet of the season.. Though the team finished with in the Mideast Region (District 2). The women's cross country championships. She shot low if anything else. David DeGraff The team ended the year with a disappointing 5-18 record, the They finished the season 21-8 team ended its 2001 campaign rounds of 75 in the first two- had an outstanding sophomore an eighth-place finish in the MAC players and Dean noticed a con- overall (12-6 in the MAC), which with a 12th-place finish at the rounds of the MAC tournament. season in goal, and senior Derrick championships. Senior Sarah tinual improvement as the season MAC championships at Eastern was the third year in a row BG has Binzel has been a staple at BG in Matthews scored six goals. Tony Agnew was the top finisher for the went on. There was also the strong won 20 or more matches. Michigan. Joy Echler led the squad her three years here, finishing 16th Malik finished his BG career by Falcons with a third-place finish in play of the team's lone senior, with a 26th-place finish. Senior Caty Rommeck compet- this year in the MAC tournament being named AU-MAG All-District the 200-yard breaststroke and a Devon Bissinger. Finally healthy ed with the US National Volleyball Freshman Melissa Krueger was These two helped their squad to a and Academic All-District in 2001. fifth-place in the 100-yard breast- after a several injury plagued sea- 67th, with a time of 19:59.1. Team. She was also named to the sixth-place finish in conference. The Falcons' season was ended by stroke. sons, Bissinger emerged as the All-Midwest Region team and All- Head coach Randy Julian Kentucky in the MAC tourna- team leader in her final season. MAC Volleyball Team along with Football Gymnastics ment resigned at the end of the season Ifs hard to argue with success. junior Kristin Gamby.
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Basketball misses NCAA bid... again Advocates share ward stories sin„ ...then there were SKST SSsSS? JS §fc. SSgn; SissS Mac ELIMINATED Minor and !!..» !.M. <:■ ii I;MM. moneyless the ugly moments destined to Everything was going great in the strongest hockey schools in the -:~.l' ,. die Bowling Green sporting world, but country into a basketball and foot- "£%. ,._ •• starting in March the bottom fell ball schooL Wim the success of the «5, out. two other major programs, it The men's basketball program became more apparent it was time dWlrji^L .,""..V^;._ ~l won 24 games and ventured all the M to revamp the hockey program 3p£5s= way to the Mid American after another dismal seasoa With Wk ^1 Conference tournament champi- ™ ^H ■t^H '.'..'ZL L'~~ "" the bad, comes the good for the KiS&dS onship game, falling to Kent Come Falcon icers. In April, former BG icer K selection Sunday, the Falcons dis- Scott Paluch was hired to replace & covered their effort wasn't enough Powers. Pahtch is considered one of :":;.■ .:'„".-■ as the selection committee exclud- ed the bubble team for the second the bright in up and coming coach- P--'4 1 m. - . I » I- -> . m* time in three years. Even ESPN ana- es in America after his success as an —-—"—— But City lyst DickVitafe screamed in outrage assistant at Boston College of the decision Basketball coach Dan Dakkh THE NEW FACE OF rain storm The biggest blow came just after found an opportunity of a lifetime, Spring Break, when we discovered being offered the coaching position FALCON BASKETBALL Mm just how in debt the Athletic at West Virginia With the job came ATFIIhTICIMKIcmiRFINDSKI-JI-VKMI^TRmiiAKKllrDAKIIJI :r£SS£== Department is in. On Wednesday, financial security and prestige March 21, Krebs announced to trie Dakich gave an emotional goodbye men's swimming tennis and track to the people of Bowiing Green and field teams that their proga- April 4. Only 11 days later, he was rams would be eliminated at the back in BG as coach of the Falcons end of the year. The Athletic after he discovered possible recruit- Department was $3.4 million in ing violations in the Mountaineers debt Presently, there is a push by program. While BG found the right members and family of the track coach for the job Dakich will have TOP 5 PLAYERS YOU HAVE NEVER HEARD OF TOP 5 COACHES OF THE YEAR team to save the four programs. to build back the trust of his players. The BG athletes that will be making their impact in the near future for Every coach i\ad a different claim to fame this year, but these five stood While the Athletic Department As far as seasons go, the BG gym- the Falcons. out above the rest. may be successful in the elimina- tion of the four sports, budget nastics squad suffered the biggest 1. Urban Meyer, football. Great season by a great coach. issues will continue to be a major setback, earning the best record in l.BJ. Lane, football. Running back will get a lot of carries next year. 2. lay Harris, tennis. Sent his team out with pride. issue, especially into next seasoa school history at 17-1 overall and 2. Pia Sjovall, gymnatics. Will take over for Mamey Oestreng. 3. Dan Connelly, gymnastics. Led team to best record in its history. Buddy Powers was fired as hock- were almost certain for NCAA qual- 3.Steve Brudrewski, hockey. A consistent performer for the icers. 4. Dan Dakich, basketball. A coach who knows how to win. ey coach during Spring Break, due ificatioa After a fifth place slip up at 4. Tyler Saneholtz, baseball. Freshman with a senior arm. 5. DeniseVan DeWalle, volleyball. Team won another championship. to thedemiseof the BG hockey pro- the MAC championship, BG was 5. Sara Sikorski, volleyball. Setter with bullseye passing skills. gram. BG turned from one of the knocked out of contentioa BRAND NEW HOUSES AVAILABLE fALL 2002 Burrwood Subdivision • 3 & 4 Bedroom Houses • 1-2 car garages w/ automatic openers • Microwaves, garbage disposals, dishwashers • washer & dryer in every home •walk in closets, ample storage • 2 blocks from campus w/ shuttle service • Starting at $1200.00 (limit 3 people) HOURS: <.« t.WOOUfR SI. o M-F 9am- 5pm BOWLING GRKN. OH W02 Sat * 9am- 1pm W-H2-071, GMENIIIAl. INC. SCIENCE & ENGINEERING MAJORS Consider pursuing a Career in: industrial Hygiene or Environmental & Occupational Health Master of Public Health (via the Northwest Ohio Consortium for Public Health) Environmental & Occupational Health Major: Graduates are prepared to address environmental and occupational health Issues from scientific, regulatory, and administrative perspectives for Industries, regulatory agencies including health departments, consulting Arms, labor unions and other organizations. Also Available: Majors In Public Health Admlnstratlon and Health Promotion and Education ( Master of Science in Occupational Health Industrial Hygiene Major: The Industrial Hygiene profession focuses on understanding and implementing scientific, technical, regulatory and managerial principles and concepts that focus on preventing or minimizing unnecessary human exposure and mitigating conditions associated with harmful agents and factors that arise from the workplace that can cause harm to workers or members of the community. For mor* information contact: ►Wdkat C*»*a .f on. Michael Bta.fl. Ph.D. Director. NotthWMl Oslo Consortium tor Public Health Profaaaor and Chalnaan of Public Health. Medical Colics* oT Ohio (419) 383 4235 E Mall mbkcMmi cdu Mta://anra.imn adWallh/pabhMkk WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. May 6 2002 13 when you move out, don't throw it out!!! Residence Halls and Greek units close for the year on Saturday, May 11th at 2 pm. While you're packing up your belongings and starting the move-out process please consider donating some of your unwanted/unneeded items and food to those who need it. Clearly marked donation boxes will be located in every residence hall lobby and Creek unit for deposit during exam week. Donations will be distributed to those in need in the BG-Toledo area including homeless shelters, food banks, and seasonal farm workers. Also, remember, as always, to use the Recycling Stations for all your empty cans, glass, plastic bottles, and paper. WHAT CAN YOU DONATE? NON-PERISHABLE FOOD: Don't throw that food out! Give \t to those who can use it. 1 Examples include: canned goods, mac and cheese, ramen noodles, coffee/tea/hot chocolate, cereal, pretzels/chips/snacks. Pop Tarts, drink mixes cookies/candy, and any other food that's left in your room... jGk. 2 CLOTHING: any and all MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: (sorry, NO furniture): Things such as towels and 3 sheets, unopened toiletry items, dishes, paper products, soap, cleaning supplies, plastic hangers, laundry detergent toys, sports equipment office and school supplies, etc. BOOKS: Used textbooks paperbacks, 4 textbooks, hardbacks, romance novels, etc. (No magazines) RECYCLE: using the usual glass/plas- 5 tic, cans, and newspaper bins. Qri fotstrfl by ht OttCt »f »ii«W \Hn9» Pf*C« of ggQBi hwlwrat j|I4 Monday, May 6,2002 SPORTS YEAR IN REVIEW WWW. B G N EVfff^wM Indians' bats come alive in win ByTomWrttms they were in the midst of open- earned runs in his previous his first at-bat, Lawton led off I HE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the season 11-1. three starts, and lasted just five the Indians' four-run fourth I CLEVELAND — Omar Vizquel Cleveland had been in a tail- innings when the Indians were with his sixth homer and first .vent 5-for-5 with two RBIs, C.C spin since, and came in batting routed 21-2 earlier this week by since April 17. Sabathia won for the first time in just .226 while being outscored Anaheim. The Indians added three four starts and the Cleveland 118-44 in its last 18 games. However, the left-hander was more runs in the inning on Indians' offense finally awak- But the Indians roughed up sharp early, striking out the side Vizquel's RBI double and ened in a 9-2 victory yesterday Kenny Rogers (3-1), who in the first and coasting before Fryman's two-run single. over the Texas Rangers. entered with the ALs second- tiring in the seventh. He allowed Cleveland made it 6-0 in the Vizquel singled in his first two lowest ERA, for five innings and two runs and nine hits in 6 2-3 sixth off former Indians reliever at-bats, and doubled in his next have won two straight for the innings. three for the Indians, who got a first time since April 12-13. Lawton wasn't in the original Steve Woodard on Vizquel's sec- season-high 16 hits and won for Travis Fryman and Jim starting lineup, mostly because ond RBI double, and a run-scor- just the fourth time in 19 games. Thome added two RBIs apiece he came in l-for-16 against ing single by Ricky Gutierrez. It was Vizquel's second five-hit for Cleveland. Rogers. But he was inserted in After scoring just nine runs in game, his first since July 18, Bill Haselman had three hits the No. 6 hole and played right the first five games of their six- 1991, when he was with Seattle. for the Rangers, who went 4-2 when Brady Anderson was game homestand, the Indians Matt Lawton homered as the on a road trip to Toronto and scratched with lower back got two in the second off Rogers, streaky Indians scored their Cleveland. spasms. who has 11 career losses to most runs since April 10, when Sabathia (3-3) had given up 19 After hitting an RBI triple in Cleveland. Associated Press Photo WINNER: War Emblem warms up Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. The Bob Baffert-trained horse won the 128th Kentucky Derby Saturday afternoon. (luck out (he 20(12-2003 leases! Updates on Ihe web 0 www.newIoverealty.com/nrentals NEWli>VE ,,_,„, ,„,.,, r=> War Emblem 352-562( v>2 S. M;un wins Derby By Richard Rosenblatt sent him off as a 20-1 shot. IHE ASSOCIAIEO PRESS The victory at Churchill The Office of Residence Life-Greek Affairs LOUISVILLE, Ky. — War Downs was Baffert's third in the & Emblem showed up at Bob last sue Derbys; he won with Baffert's bam a mere three Silver Charm in 1997 and Real The BGSU Greek Community weeks ago. Even the trainer Quiet in 1998. He finished fifth joked that he would need his with Salman's favored Point Proudly Recognize the New Members of best and shortest training job Given last year. to win the Kentucky Derby. The trainer joined Max Baffert came through. Hirsch and "Sunny lim" Order of Omega War Emblem went wire-to- Fitzsimmons as three-time wire and left 17 3-year-old chal- Derby-winning trainers. Only National Leadership Honor Society lengers in the dust, rolling to a D. Wayne Lukas, with four, and four-length victory over Proud Ben A. Jones, with six, have s These students represent the top 3% of Greeks at BGSU Citizen and giving Baffert his more. third Derby victory in six years. Baffert was lucky to get here. "We sort of came in here He lost more than a dozen Membership Requirements through the back door, but we Derby prospects for various Junior or Senior Status are leaving through the front reasons, including the Saturday door," Baffert said. morning scratch of 2.87 Cumulative GPA And with a lot of money. In Danthebluegrassman. Exhibit Scholarship, Leadership, Involvement, & Service addition to the winner's purse And the only reason he had Within and External to the BGSU Greek Community of $875,000, War Emblem War Emblem was because the earned a $ 1 million bonus from prince bought the horse after it Fall 2001 Initiates: Spring 2002 Initiates: Sportsman's Park for winning won the Illinois Derby. Kelly Allen KKr Gregory Amend AZ* the Derby after winning the Proud Citizen, Lukas' last- Illinois Derby. minute Derby chance after the Allison Ankney AZ Jessie Ashlager AZ "I love you guys in America. colt won the Lexington Stakes, Chris Bullins KA Kevin Bailey KA* Bob Baffert is a genius," Salman ran a solid second. Like Baffert, Tom Cahoon AZ4> Jenell Bigrigg AT said after becoming the first Lukas was not considered a Arab to win. serious contender despite past Janelle Claudy KA Sarah Burns AXQ He's certainly a winner. Derby success. Laura Cripple AZ Morgan Egan AXQ "I loved this horse," Baffert War Emblem, as expected, Alexis DeAnda ZAT Heidi Everett KA said. "1 just didn't know if he set the pace in the 1 1 /4-mile Abby Erford riB was good enough." Derby and never let go of the Lisa Feldhaus A<1> Neither did the bettors, who lead. 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