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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 92 ISSUE 69 Afghan militia claims victory
by Chris Tomlinson in the Tora Bora area. U.S. and in Afghanistan," Zaman said of flee the couple of miles to the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS British soldiers have also been bin Iaden's terrorist network of border with Pakistan, which has TORA BORA, Afghanistan — helping the tribal eastern foreign fighters. sent helicopter gunships and After nine weeks of siege, Afghan alliance. But after a five-hour lull in U.S. thousands of troops to seal the tribal leaders claimed victory yes- With Afghan commanders say- airstrikes, at least two bombs fell frontier. Pakistan said Saturday it terday over al-Qaida guerrillas at ing at least 200 al-Qaida fighters on the area and an AC-130 gun- arrested 37 Arabs sneaking into their last stronghold in had been killed and that 2,000 ship was hammering nighttime the country from Tora Bora. Afghanistan. But Osama bin others were on the run, no one targets with its howitzer, although Rumsfeld also said he had Laden was nowhere to be seen, knew if bin Laden was dead, flee- the action sounded farther away, received Afghan reports that one and U.S. officials said the fighting ing, holed up deep in one of the as if the planes were going after around Tora Bora was far from senior al-Qaida leader had been eastern region's thousands of fleeing forces. finished. caves—or if he'd been thereat all. captured, but he would not iden- U.S. jets bombed targets yes- Commanders Hazrat Ali and "There are people trying to tity him. terday as al-Qaida fighters fled Mohammed Zaman came down escape, and people trying to run He spoke in Bagram, north of deeper into forests on the snow- from the rugged cliffsides to them down," Rumsfeld said. Kabul, as U.S. Marines hastily fin- capped mountain range. Defense declare the)' commanded all the He said Afghan leaders told ished a prisoner-of-war camp Associated Press Photo Secretary Donald II. Rumsfeld, caves in the Tora Bora area, a him that in addition to the dead, Sunday at their Kandahar airport VICTORY: Eastern Alliance soldiers smile as they ride in the back on a brief visit to Afghanistan, boast impossible to verily. they had captured 11 al-Qaida base in southern Afghanistan to told reporters of "a fierce battle" "This is the last day of al-Qaida fighters and others were trying to hold al-Qaida captives. of a truck near the front line in Tora Bora yesterday.
McLeod U. student secures Fort Knox leads way to
by Mary Beth Wiifong Berman has a rotating sched- Falcon win THE BG NEWS ule. For three, 24-hour days, by Nick Hurm Picture yourself under attack Berman is on duty, continually IHE BG NEWS in the middle of a field with securing the base, this is fol- Remember when John F. blinding lightning striking the lowed up by one, 24 hour peri- Kennedy was Time Magazine's ground nearby, and an M-16 in od of free time. "Man of the Year"? Or when the your hand. There is no shelter, Part of his training is daily movie Breakfast at Tiffany's pre- there's no cover. There is only conditioning in which he com- miered? If not, then most likely you, the thunder and lightning, pletes calisthenics and running you don't remember the last and an M-16 in your hand. requirements. time the Bowling Green men's This is the type of life leremy "Since I got here 1 decided basketball team started off their Berman has now. that I would use this deploy- season any better than their Berman, a senior kinesiology ment to get in the best shape of current 8-1 record. major, was one of the thou- my Life," wrote Berman in an With an 84-72 win over sands of National Guardsmen email. "The exercise is a pas- Evansville Saturday, BG equaled called to active duty from the sion and enjoyment for me, it best starts since the 1989-90 wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist and during my three day, 24- and '61-62 seasons The '61-62 attacks, and represents the hour rotations my goal is 1,000 squad started out the season at 148th Division of the National pushups a day." 15-1 under legendary coach Guard. Berman explains his mood Harold Anderson. The seven- With 48 hours notice, as parallel to the weather. game win streak is the longest Berman was shipped to Fort "If it is cold; I'm cold, if it is under coach Dan Dakich. Knox located in Fort Knox, Ky. wet, I'm wet," Berman wrote. "It's been an incredible run to complete more than a "This is because our job is done for us," said BG senior guard month of intense training, and regardless of the weather, most Keith McLeod. "Coach Dakich then was assigned to homeland of our work is outside in the ele- tells us to stick together and as defense, working on securing ments" long as we do that we will be the base, Berman said. Described as well-rounded, o.k." "In some ways 48 hours motivated and easy going by McLeod led die Falcons with seems like a long time to con- his younger sister senior Kim a game-high 33 points in die template about what was hap- Berman, Berman is now resid- road victory. He was 4-of-8 pening and how this might ing in two sleeping quarters. behind the three-point line and affect my future," Berman said His main dorm room holds two connected on all 11 of his free in a daily diary. "Yet, in other people and two rickety, aged throws. He also added four ways not enough time to get beds along with a dresser and a steals. everything done." cabinet. The other living space "I was an assistant under "V\fe (the 130 soldiers guard- squeezes 12 men in it. These Coach Knight at Indiana and I ing the base) secure gates, set quarters are used when he is on witnessed a lot of great starts by up road blocks and secure loca- the three, 24 hour day assign- a lot of great players," Dakich tions on the base, always ments, Berman said. wrote in collegeinsider.com. preparing for an actual security "It makes Offenhauer look "McLeod's start to the 2001- breech," said Berman. "When like the Hilton,'' Berman said. 2002 season is as good as any I we are called to respond, it is for In fact, Berman's life is com- have ever seen." real, no messing up. We are pletely different to what he was BG jumped out to a 32-25 constanUy securing areas of the living just a couple of months start when Dakich was kicked base to insure our full pre- ago, except for the accomoda- out of the game after receiving Pt •. PnrtM paredness." his second technical foul for In place of a class schedule, arguing with an official about CALLED TO DUTY: Senior Jeremy Berman was called to duty after the attacks on Sept. 11. GUARD,PAGE 2 an intentional foul called on BG senior guard Brandon Pardon. Assistant coach Keith Noftz took over for Dakich. Dakich received his first technical with 11 minutes left in the first half. Arab americans give new meaning to jihad "Sometimes you get a T for a good reason, but I'm not too excited about getting thrown by Irene Sharon Scott what we believe. We ask that they Another misconception is that time they think of Muslim, they They are not learning the under- out tonight," Dakich said. "I THE BG NEKS don't assume what we believe in, all Muslims are bad. She credited think of terrorists." lying message—not to believe in don't think I was necessarily The Muslim community at the but know what we believe. Every this stereotype to the lack of cov- Abdullah Bennaji, senior stereotypes and learn to listen to deserving — I don't think I University brings a new meaning day people affect us When peo- erage about the Arabic world in telecommunication major, said both sides" crossed the line — but they did. to the word "jihad." In the media, ple look down on us because the media and in school. certain groups are pinpointed for Hoda Al-Mutawah, a doctoral My assistant coaches get credit it is referred to as "a holy war" they find out that we are Arab or "When people see a bad terrorist incidents because peo- candidate in communication for this one and the players meaning entitlement to be Muslim — that kills the human Muslim or the Arabic world, and ple don't know much about studies, expressed concerns for obviously did the job out on the defensive in preserving one's reli- spirit." women who are being sup- them. In the Sept. 11 attack, the the future generation. floor." gion, lihad also means "personal There are several misconcep- pressed — they think that is Muslims and Arabs were imme- "We want to build a future on "It was an example of great struggle." This personal snuggle tions about the Muslims. One Islam. That is not true. They think diately attacked. In order to over- open mindedness, and based on leadership," Noftz said. "We feel could be from trying get up in the misconception that Al-Jiboury that Islam suppresses women, come this, there is a need for dia- giving people the same rights like we have 13 kids who can morning to pray to trying to has encountered includes the when actual it gives women right logue between races and reli- that we give our ourselves," she play, and tonight a few of them teach others about one's religion generalization that all Muslims and women are equal in thai reli- gions. said. "People need to be taught got their shot and played a lot or culture. are Arabs gion." In schools and at institutions, how to accept each other and with the foul situation and they Muslim students continue to "Islam is a religion and Arab is Mohammed Alo, general sec- Al-Jiboury said people needs to their differences, gender, color, came through." be to be in a jihad to educate oth- a race," she said. "Not all Arabs retary of United Muslim learn to listen to multiple per- sexual orientation, religion, cul- ers about their religion. In the are Muslims, there arc a lot of Association of Toledo, suggested spectives on issues and not fall tural background. There are The Falcons went into half- midst, through education mis- Christian Arabs and Arabs in the media to take precaution in tor the trap of believing in stereo- issues that should be out of the time with a 41-38 lead. The conceptions and stereotypes are other religion." word choice in their reports. types. questions like what an individual Falcons committed a season broken and understanding is According to Al- liboury, the Words such as "Islamic "In school they teach you not wants for themselves, what reli- high 32 fouls in the game. Only created country with the most Arabs Is terrorist" and'Muslim hinda- to be racist and they more on gion they should have for them- senior center Len Matela fouled ' "You don't have to be Muslim," Indonesia and the second is mentalisfare filtered into peo- from one group to the next. selves." out said Hala Al-liboury, Muslim China • ple's nunds. First African Americans, then She said that people shouldn't For the fourth time this sea- Student Association vice presi- "People think that all Muslim "Words make a big differ Hispanics, then the Asians, it just judge people culture as wrong or son, the Falcons rallied from a dent. "We ask that people just are from the Middle East and ence,"he said. "They (Viewws) keeps on going and people are know about i^ and understand that is not the case," she said. don't separate the words So next not learning from their mistakes AMERICANS, PAGE 2 B-BAU. PAGE i i 2 Monday, December 17. 2001 BG NEWS
AMERICANS. FROM PAGE 1 and ask them questions," Al- td purify the one who has fasted "People used to starve in my "We need to stop the hate," Al- B-BAU, FROM PAGE 1 liboury said. "Also learn about from any type of indecent act or country," she said. "There used liboury said. "It is hurting the reli- more right, civilized and uncivi- the Muslim holidays. People hear speech he might have commit- to be international commercial gion and it is hurting the people." second half deficit after lized. about Kwanzaa, Christmas and ted while fasting. Furthermore, port. People used to stop and She recalled when her grand- Evansville jumped out to a 46- Months after the Sept. 11th Chanukah...but you don't see special contributions are made exchange commerce. People for father and mother was the air- 44 lead wi th 15:13left in the sec- attack. Al-liboury still hurts She anything in the newspaper or on to feed and help the poor and the thousands of years had relation- port before the Sept. 1 lth attack. ond half. After sophomore losh continues to encounter name- the television about Ramada and mosque. ships for foreigner and their Out of all the passengers, her Almanson hit two free throws at calling and dirty looks. Individual Eid. "It is like Christmas slash nature is very friendly because it grandfather was singled out and 14:09 to give the Falcons a 49-48 efforts to educate people include During the month of Easter. You eat holiday food, get is important to their survival. It is searched. lead, BG went on an 18-9 run to offering to answer questions Ramadan, which began Nov. 17, all dressed up nice and meet their nature to be kind to other "He is wearing traditional take a 67 -57 lead with just under about Islam, visiting classrooms Muslim fast from sunup to sun- people," Al — jiboury said. people They are very civilized as Arabic clothes and he there were seven minutes left to play in the down. Muslims do not eat or and doing presentations about Another way to learn more to what civilization means—to other Arabs who was watching game. what is Islam. Yet, she encour- drink anything, including water about the people and other cul- as the suns shines. Ramadan be able to relate to other people, us—they wore suites and "The support we received ages others to take proactive tures is to learn about unfamiliar Westernized clothes. My grand- from our bench was a hug" steps to learn about Islam and ends with the festival of Eid al- build friendship, make them feel countries. at home" father is very old. He cant hear Pardon said. "They picked us up Arab, as well. Fitr. It began Dec. 16 in North "The history and environment and South America. During this Education is the key to end that well; he is no harm to any- all the time. I have a lot of One way is the taking a tour of plays in the make-up of a per- three-day festival an obligatory injustices against people who are one. And out of all the people in respect for our guys." the local Mosque and joining in son", said Al-Mutawah, who is the interfaith worship. Another charitable gift from every looked upon "different." As a the airport, they sopped him. The Falcons will return to suggestion is going to the imme- Muslim called Zakat Al Fin is from Bahrain. result of lack of education, hate They searched his bags and action Saturday with an 8:00 diate source for questions. given to the poor and the needy. The nature of her country is crimes and racial profiling things. They thought he was a p.m. matchup with Detroit at "Go to your Muslim friends The purpose of Zakat al-Fitr is one of generosity and peace. remain an issue. threat because he was different." home. Did you know...97% of the world's water is ini the ocean!
GUARD, FROM PAGE 1 securing Fort Knox, but he is fin- "Blackboard is really saving tions in the area ishing up his last three classes at us," Roberton said. "I put up the Fort Knox offers military hous- the University and is counting on transparencies and powerpoint ing, a school system, a bowling graduating rjec. 22. Majoring in presentations on Blackboard so "YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY" alley, a movie theater, a golf kinesiology, Berman planned on he can see his course informa- hTW. OHIO'S OLDEST INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE course, a large grocery store attending Northwestern tion." University Medical school in "OVEI"OVER 30 YEARS IN MUSIC! comparable to Meijer, and a fit- Berman is unsure on how long ness center. "It is like a small Chicago, 111. focusing on pros- his stay will be with the guard. BEST GREAT town," Berman said. Although he thetics and orthotics. But his Currently he has one year left, SELECTION! PRICES! has only been able to use the plans have been altered because but it can be extended up to two. field, the dorms and the mess of his call to active duty. He is fin- When he is finished serving the Glwlhctflfl ishing up his classes through ol music. hall. country and college, he plans on independent studies. But, adjusting to this new life owning his own business. SONY has not been easy for Berman. Professor Mary Ann Roberton, "I never thought when I joined "The expression 'G.I. )oe' pret- who teaches Berman in kinesiol- the guard that I would end up ty much sums up army life. This ogy 340, has been corresponding serving active duty," wrote Columbia stands for government issue |oe, with Berman over Blackboard. Berman. "Sept. 11 has changed a Since 1971 meaning everyone is the same. If M.ii i.ili Carey Although Berman is not able to lot of things for me and my the army could make one soldier finish his degree this semester as nation. 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She was in line to Each torchbearer has the option way to Salt Lake City. The torchbearers were nomi- make the 2000 U.S. Olympic of buying their torch for $350. nated by family, friends and co- team, but emergency surgery rel- by Joe Kay workers, who wrote short essays egated her to an alternate. • Each torch is shaped like an THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on their behalf. Roughly 11,500 She went to Sydney and icicle, weighs 3 1/2 pounds, is CINCINNATI — Kenyon were chosen from 210,000 nomi- watched the games, enjoying the 33 inches long, and is made of Martin is lo return to r the MBA's nations in 46 states. experience but wishing she could silver, copper and glass. compete. Jasontek is striving to New Jersey Nets. All share the Many didn't know about it until • The Olympic flame started its same feeling that made them make the 2004 games in Athens. they got word from Olympic two-month national tour in "1 understand the hard work quick to accept the chance. organizers that they'd been cho- Atlanta on Dec. 4. ft will pass "It's a great thing," said Martin, sen. Once notified, they started that it takes to get to the Olympic through 46 states, moved along who was contacted by relay orga- getting ready for the unexpected level, the dedication and espe- by 11,500 people who will cover nizers. "I've seen it on TV but I honor. cially the sacrifice involved," she more than 13,500 miles before never thought they'd want me to "I never, ever thought or said. "It's going to mean a lot the Feb. 8 opening ceremony in do it." dreamt in this world that I would more to me." The group that will carry the be carrying an Olympic torch," Cancer survivor Mary Salt lake City. torch across Ohio is as diverse as said Ray Gleason of suburban Bowermaster of Fairfield plans to • The flame is scheduled to the state itself. Some are athletes Cincinnati, a wounded war veter- run her two-tenths of a mile, just pass through Cincinnati on Dec. and some don't follow sports. an. "That was for somebody else. as she does her early morning 17, Portsmouth on Dec. 18, Teen-agers will pass the flame to I just cant wait" workouts. At age 84, she's one of Cleveland on Jan. 1, Akron and retirees. Each will carry the flame Gleason, a Marine, was shot in the older torchbearers in Ohio. Columbus on Jan. 2, Springfield, for a few unforgettable minutes. the head while serving in "I work out at the track three Moraine, Oakwood and Dayton "It's a mind-boggling thing to Vietnam, leaving him temporari- times a week, rain or shine," she on Jan. 3. me," said Donald Krafczinski of ly paralyzed and unable to speak said. New London, who has been for two years. He has needed a Bowermaster got involved in • The torch travels an average assigned a segment of 11th cane since he broke a hip about sports after she was diagnosed of 208 miles every 12 hours. Avenue in Columbus. "I really 10 years ago, but has been walk- with breast cancer in 1978. She Celebrations are held in cities don't think I know the magnitude ing up and down his street to fell in love with track and field, along the way. of it build up his strength. and soon was running sprints, • Torchbearers will carry the "One of the first communica- "I walk with a cane, but I'm throwing the javelin and the dis- flame roughly 17 percent of the tions I got from the Olympic orga- going to give it up for the torch," cuss and shot, and working on nizers said that what we do is he said. "I'm sure I'm going to her high jump in senior track total distance. The flame also carry it for two-tenths of a mile. make it — no doubt about it." meets. will be transported by car, plane, What's stuck in my mind is: Krafczinski, a retired autowork- Bowermaster, who proudly train, ship, dogsled, skiers, During that two-tenths of a mile, er from Cleveland, isn't much of a notes she can run 100 meters in sleigh, snowmobile, ice skaters you're it" sports fan, but likes to walk his 17 to 19 seconds, was elated to and prairie schooner. The torch started a zigzagging, rural road to keep in shape. Those learn she would get to go a longer • The flame is kept in a lantern cross-country trip on Dec 4 in walks have taken on extra signifi- distance with an Olympic torch. traveling with the relay, a back- Atlanta. It is expected to reach cance lately. "It's one of the highlights of up in case a torch goes out. Cincinnati on Monday, then get "I go out with a shepherd's everything I've done," she said. ferried along the Ohio River to crook," said Krafczinski, who's "I'm running the torch for the • The Olympic flame also was Portsmouth and into West active in the Methodist Church. people who lost their lives on carried across Ohio before the Virginia 19% Summer Games in Atlanta. Audited Pros Photo "The crook is about 6 feet tall. The Sept. 11, for my family and From there, it will travel across torch weighs about 31/2 pounds, friends, and for cancer survivors. PASSING THE TORCH: Roe Branham, of Louisville, Ky., shouts as Pennsylvania and on to the East so the crook is about the same "And, I'm going for my own sat- Source: Salt Lake Olympic he carries the Olympic flame through Bowling Green, Ky., yesterday. Coast, loop around, follow the weight." isfaction." Committee "YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY" N.W. 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A forum at views and ideas PEOPLE ...And to all OUR TAKE ON THE STREET MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD HOLIDAY a good night SEASON presents. KURT I don't remember when I Part of the holiday tradi- stopped believing in Santa KINZEL Claus, but I'm almost positive Happy Holidays! tion is gift-giving. What Opinion Editor it was when I found the box do you hope to receive? with the wrapping paper that bared a striking resembence to Whether you're celebrating ferent, but remember that no remember that There's something about the the one used on our presents way that this time of year Christmas, Kwanzaa or one can take away our love for So go, eat the Christmas din- every year. Hanukkah this year, the BG one another, not even the terror- ner with your family and friends JULIE CUNNINGHAM makes me feel. Even though Even though I no longer the holidays don't have that News would like to wish you a ists. and enjoy the season. GRAD STUDENT believe in Saint Nick. I still safe and happy holiday season. Also, the economy is in a bit of magical quality that they had believe that Christmas is more We hope for peace on earth when I was a child, there's soil The holidays are a time to be a slump these days and things and pray for the men and 7 want my than a day. it's a state of mind. with friends and family and to seem a little dismal, but we think something wonderful about Oh, and a little snow in the women that are helping to pro- | credit card bills Christmas. take a fewdays out of life to relax that a turnaround is right around tect our country overseas and near future wouldn't hurt the comer. This shouldn't put a 1 I grew up believing that We know that you probably abroad. Also, we remember the paid off! either. There's something have more shopping, decorating damper on the holidays, there was this fat old guy that friends and families of the Sept. about a rainy Christmas Day and cooking to do, not to men- because it's not all about spend- came down my chimney on that makes it totally unap- 11. This Christmas will be espe- Christmas Eve, drank the milk tion finals week, but we urge you ing money for the newest giz- MICHELLE DeLURY pealing. As much as I com- to keep the true meaning of this mos. It's about being with your cially painful for them. and ate the cookies (no won- plain about the white stuff, I'm der they always picture Santa time of year with you. friends and family. Once again, we wish you a SOPHOMORE still dreaming of a white Since Sept. 11, our lives have We have all have so much to very Merry Christmas, Happy as fat, I mean wouldn't you be Christmas, just like the ones I been altered, and Christmas is be thankful for this holiday sea- Hanukkah and a Happy 7 want the fat if you visited two million used to know. not exempt. Some things are dif- son. We urge you to try and Kwanzaa. homes on one night and ate "Merry Christmas to all, and whole "Crew" to at least one cookie at every to all a good night." stick together." house?) and left me tons of The reason for the season STACEYMcAULEY SOPHOMORE why do we get presents? I happier. Try to not be so self- Holidays REMA could understand the idea ish and self-absorbed. Help 7 want money INA that in giving presents, we are the people in your everyday being unselfish and we are life out. Go out of your way to for my Spring Asst. Opinion Editor trying to bring happiness into do something nice for some- Break trip to others' lives. But, when we gone astray one. Be a true friend to all Cancun." The Christmas season is give presents, we know that your friends. Be honest, upon us, but do any of us we are getting one in return. dependable and supportive. able to convince him other- And I really don't think that Be accepting of your family CHELSEA HECKATH0RN wise. We spent much longer truly realize what we are cele- people enjoy buying presents KIMBERLY brating? As Christians, and let them know how much decorating the tree and loved for each other. I have worked you care about them. This is SOPHOMORE DUPPS Christmas is the holiday the smell that filled the room. at the mall the last two isn't easy and people are not Editor-in-Chief However, we were not ready when we remember the birth Christmas seasons and I have going to magically become 7 want an N64 of Christ. lesus was born in a for what was going to happen. never seen so many stressed perfect. But wouldn't it be or a o As usual, my parent's were stable, among animals and out people in my life. Buying nice if we all made an extra My roommates and I were hay. If Jesus really wanted to, Playstation 2." in the yuletide spirit this week- arguing and this time it presents has become more effort during this month to be seemed pretty bad. Jim and 1 He could have been bom in a like a chore or a challenge. better people? You could buy end, reminiscing over past huge castle to an extremely Christmases and anticipating ran into his room trying to Many adults dread Christmas and receive all the presents in drown out the sound with rich family, but He chose not because they don't want to go the world, but if you are not a what was to come this year. While my roommates told of non-Christmas music We to. He was bom into poverty shopping for all the presents. good person, does it really MITCH GEARHART to show us that material pos- times where they went skiing were doing just fine until we This is truly sad that our holi- matter? heard glass shatter on the sessions do not matter and SOPHOMORE with their families or received day has become this bad. I think Sept. 11 has shown the perfect present, 1 had a wood floors. We peaked out- that we should live a humble Instead of worrying about all of us how precious life "All I want for side the door only to see bro- and simple life. Yet, to cele- much different story to tell. what you are going to buy truly is. When you are gone .pj Christmas is a Let me preface this by say- ken ornaments everywhere brate His birthday, we go your loved ones this year, why and dead, no one is going to and the tree lying next to my crazy decorating our houses, X"in ing that not every Christmas of not concentrate more on care how nicely decorated mine has been bad. There father's feet. I guess my mom malls and businesses. We live what nonmaterial present your house was or what kind Calculus." didn't like the tree as much as at the mall and spend every have been a few good ones but you can give them. Since this of presents you bought. All those are not as fun to tell. we did and pushed it on my free waking moment shop- is lesus' birthday, why don't that is going to matter is how dad in the heat of the argu- ping for presents. We bake The first Christmas where we give Him what He asks of you treated people. So go DANABETZ things began to go wrong was ment and plan and have turned us? Ideally, we should be ahead and exchange presents, Not every Christmas Christmas into the big thing SOPHOMORE when I was in the second good people all year long, but drink egg nog and celebrate grade. My brother received a involved a fallen Christmas that it is today — quite simple we should try to make an Christmas (or whatever you tree mainly because my and humble, huh? We go to / want a new Nintendo (hot stuff!) and I got extra effort this season. celebrate during this season) a mini computer. He was so extended family is not into all this trouble to celebrate Whether you are Christian or in your traditional way, but car." excited over the toy that he throwing inanimate objects. Christ's birthday, but we not, try to spend this holiday do not let that be your focus. spent all of Christmas evening More like dressing things up. make no attempt to make season bettering yourself. Concentrate on love. Love for and the morning of Dec 26 My cousin Laura, who is five Him a part of it. Stop holding grudges against your family, love for your playing the damn thing. I had years older than me, got a dog I truly do not understand people and forgive them. friends and love for your been sleeping on the couch when she was a senior high the whole presents phenome- Being angry with people does Lord. That is the true reason because my new toys were school. It was dumb on my non. If it is lesus' birthday, not make you or them any for the season. PAC0 KAHUMPRAK0G covering my bed. While lim aunt's part for buying her a SENIOR thought he would never be dog she would never take care SUBMISSION POLICY ! words. Name, phone number and printed. Send submissions to the caught playing the game all of. Laura got married immedi- address should be included lor verrlica- '■Opmion mailbox at 210 West Hall or 7 want a last night, he spoiled his luck. As ately after college and her hus- Tin BSNMTS gladly prints Letters to band would not let her bring the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters Ion. All submissions may be edited lor [email protected], name that's he went to disconnect the cord ; from the television, he Fozzie to home. should be less than 300 words and length and clarity. Personal attacks and with me subfect line "letter to easier to spell." So on Christmas, Laura tried Guest Columns can be 500 to 700 anonymous submissions wil not be the editor" or "guest column." knocked the Christmas tree over only missing my head by to illustrate how important the two inches. dog was to her. She took a My mom says I could sleep baby bonnet from the toy box BEN MORRISON through everything and it was in the basement and grabbed SENIOR true that night a "play" baby stroller. The next As the Christmas tree just time I turned around Fozzie Good Luck on Finals! missed my head and orna- was in a bonnet, baby doll out- 7 want a new ments broke, I laid there talk- fit and strapped in a stroller. knee." ing in my sleep. It was only The entire day Laura pushed when my parents heard Jim the dog around in the stroller, trying to put the tree back up trying to convince her hus- that anyone even knew. My band to let her bring the dog dad picked me up, carried me home. 210 Wesl Hall ^k / 1 www.bgnews.com to bed while my mom tried to This Christmas I am just Bowling Green KATIE KROLIKOWSKI salvage the tree. hoping for everyone to get State University Jim's little escapade was not along No fights. No dogs Bowling Green. FRESHMAN the only time our tree got dressed as babies. No fallen Ohio 43403 knocked over. When I was a Christmas trees. However, my Phone: (419) 372-2602 7 want freshman in high school, our brother and I have learned to Fax:(419)372-6967 E-mail: $1 million." family got our first live tree. live without a tree. It is not bgnews9lislproc.bgsu.edu Previously, we had used a 30- worth all the effort to put it up year-old artificial tree that was only for it to be knocked over _JL^ \_A KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR!-IN-CHIEF my paternal grandmother's. later. This year we are buying ® My dad insisted on using it for finger paints and a piece of EDITORIAL BOARD ASSISTANT EDITORS ADVERTISING LINDSEYC0X sentimental reasons but my posterboard to show our brother and I were eventually Christmas spirit MARIE CHICHE, CO-NEWS EDITOR CRAIG GIFF0RD, SPORTS FEATURES E0. JOSH MESSER. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE FRESHMAN SHANNON KOLKEOY, CO-NEWS EDITOR WILL E SANDERS. CO- ASST. NEWS EDITOR BRIAN KLOPP. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE NICK HURM, SPORTS EDITOR DAN NIED, CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR JOE CAIABRESE, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 7 want a new LISA BETTINSER. 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DESKTOP SPECIALIST • BG NEWS ARl^ AND ENTERTAINMENT Monday, December 17,2001 5 Sound Check; Outkast'Present's the best Cruise 'Sky high at Josh Groban comprised of slow, seductive One. that it seems to implode. weekend box office classical styles. One can not help Also it makes sense because This is an instance of parts S/T but associate the melodic flow of many people did not become being worth more than the sum. by Erica Werner The week's receipts put "You're Still You" or "Vincent familiar to Outkast until the Talent abounds. Taken individu- IH( ASSOCIATED PRESS Hollywood over the top of last With his prodigy-like talent (Starry, Starry Night)" to that of a release of Stankonia or until they ally, each component excels — LOS ANGELES — Tom Cruise year's all-time revenue record of and big brown eyes, 20-year-old romantic fairy tale. For those went on the road with Moby and vocal ability, musicianship, and bested a band of crooks as $7.7 billion, Dergarabedian said. baritone losh Groban is seduc- who crave a formulaic song of company. riffs. While 1 never thought I'd "Vanilla Sky" opened atop the With the much-anticipated ing America with his debut crawling desperation to depres- Unlike a lot of other greatest ever say this about any metal box office, sending "Ocean's "Lord of the Rings" opening album. The 13 track composi- sion and heartache, listen to "Let hits packages, this one includes album, the keyboards might just Eleven" to No. 2. Wednesday and other big films tion is a mixture of foreign and Me Fall." For a faster paced three new tracks. Out of all of be the best piece of all. The prob- An erotic thriller that reunites following over the holidays, the melody that pulls you into a English songs featuring guest them "The Whole World" is the lem: when you add all these Cruise with "Jerry Maguire" year's box office should top $8 chase of edgy styles, "Canto alia artists The Corrs, Lili Haydn and best. It has a very catchy hook pieces together and combine it director Cameron Crowe, billion, he said. Charlotte Church. Vita" features the vocals of The and it is very similar to the hits with the theatrical bent, it just "Vanilla Sky" took in $25 million "Vanilla Sky," which also stars I wouldn't call myself a fan of Corrs in accompaniment with off of Stankonia. overwhelms. over the weekend, according to Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz opera (unless I was present at a losh Groban. Everything is here, from "Rosa industry estimates Sunday. The self-titled debut album is Like a really, really rich choco- and lason Lee, is Crowe's adapta- performance) but it was like I Parks" to "B.O.B." For new fans it late mousse, the first few tastes "That's a very good opening could feel the breath of his words sure to have highlighted a bright tion of the 1998 Spanish film is a nice starting point for intro- are blissfuL By the time you fin- for December for a non-holiday on the side of my neck. My igno- path for the young losh Groban. "Open Your Eyes." It has Cruise duction into the groups back ish half the pan, you're so sated weekend, and yet another num- rance of foreign language pre- One of which will bring him far if catalog. For long time, die-hard playing a New York publishing that you just want to run (roll?) ber one opening for Tom Cruise," magnate who undergoes a wild vented me from articulating sev- he continues and improves what fans this is a one-stop shop for said Paul Dergarabedian, presi- screaming from the table. The journey through reality-bending eral of the lyrics, but the whimsi- he showed us on this album. the best of Outkast. Outkast dent of Exhibitor Relations, cal ornamentation of melodies Whether you enjoy or dislike prove that they have earned the songs are so bombastic, so illusions after a car crash. grandiose that it wears the lis- which tracks the box office. and emotion-filled rhythms classical music and opera, you right to put together a "best or "Our expectations are that vir- The R-rated film appeals to an were soul soothing enough. The will be sure to find some aspect collection. Grade: A- tener down. By the time the older audience that skews lengthy spoken bit of "Tears of a tually every movie he opens in combination of vibrato present to this album that will appeal to wide release should go to No. 1, female, said Wayne Lewellen, in the vocalization and instru- you, at least on tracks one -Lisa Bettinger Dying Angel" rolls around, the president of theatrical distribu- overdramatic theatrical side and this is no exception," he said. mentation created a strong through seven. Grade: A- The star-powered heist film tion for Paramount, which emotional surge of energy with- really annoys. Endurance points released the film. It played on for anybody who can actually "Ocean's Eleven" took in $23.1 in the songs. Groban grabs the -Sara Firesline Rhapsody million, and "Not Another Teen 2.742 screens for a per-screen manage to gel through final listener from the beginning and Movie" opened at No. 3 with average of $9,117. carries them up the musical Outkast Rain of a Thousand Flames track "The Wizard's Last "The Royal Tenenbaums," Rhymes" (and its Dvorak theme $13.1 million. "Harry Potter and scale to a climactic orgasm. the Sorcerer's Stone" slipped to opening in five theaters in New Captivated and entranced by Big Boi and Ore Present... From the opening choir vocal running throughout). fourth place in Its fifth weekend York and Los Angeles, raked in a the diversity and originality on Outkast of "Dies Irae," Italy's Rhapsody And that's really a shame since out, bringing in $9.9 million. whopping $50,813 per screen. the first half of the album, I felt starts their onslaught of over- what sunounds it is probably Overall, the weekend's top 12 The quirky tale of a family of the second half began to blend one of the best blends of the Coming in towards the end of the-top symphonic metal. Rain films grossed an estimated $89.2 failed geniuses directed by Wes into the background, except for an already "greatest hits" filled of a Thousand Flames is intend- medieval progressive metal con- million, up 8.6 percent from last Anderson and starring Gene the rendition of "The Prayer" season, Outkast gives fans their ed to keep a rabid fanbase busy cept album and straight-up weekend but down almost 10 Hackman, Gwyneth Paltrow, that Groban sang with Charlotte "best oF' collection. Seeing that while the fourth piece of the power metal around. I respect percent from the same weekend Anjelica Huston and Ben Stiller Church. Church's melodic vocals Outkast has only released four Emerald Sword opus gets com- what's here and see why the iast year, when the romantic expands to 14 cities Friday, 25 entice the ear with a soft, femi- albums it may seem a bit too pleted for a February release. band's fanbase is as enthusiastic nine presence that was absent comedy "What Women Want" cities Dec. 28 and goes into wide early for a CD like this, however Listening to this 42 minute EP, as they are. Yet on Rain, the old had a $33.7 million opening. release Ian. 4. prior thereof. The contrast of Outkast is that good. The timing I'm almost afraid to see how they edict "too much of a good thing" pitches ends the album with an is right as Big Boi and Dre have can be any more superlative. On comes to mind. Grade: B ^'swms'B'B'B'S'B^msms'^strs energetic impact thrusting into had a huge 2001, from the con- Rain. 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Humes also placed eighth overall in the by Joe I Hammond Falcons jumped out to a 13-0 200 free (1:56.49) and ninth in THE BG NEWS lead. That lead reached a the 500 free (5:04.01). Sitting in the post-game game-high 17 points when press conference, BG women's Wenzel hit two free throws with head coach shrugged his nine minutes to go in the first shoulders and smiled. half. "You look at the stat sheet Webb and the Raiders were and you feel like vouVe won iust getting started, however. A the game," said the first-year 13-0 run of their own, capped coach. "We had less turnovers by a Webb three pointer, gave Falcon and more assists, we out- Wright State a 32-29 lead at the rebounded them and had 27 3:14 mark of the half. That lead offensive rebounds: we got to jumped to eight, but two icers lose the foul line Wenzel free more than "You look at the throws cut them, and stat sheet and you the lead to six two vs. made more athalftime. threes than feel like you've "When you them." won the game. You go into the No matter game with a Nanooks what that stat try to stop their goal of stop- «»» BGSUFAICONS COM sheet says, best player, bar ping Tiffany The Bowling Green hockey however, the none. It makes you Webb," said team dropped its second game only column Miller, "and of the weekend to Alaska that matter is scratch your head." she comes Fairbanks on Saturday night at the total out with 33 the Carlson Center, 5-2, in front points col- points, it of 2,795 in attendance. umn, which CURT MILLER, HEAD COACH makes you Six of the seven goals scored in said 83-76, scratch your the game came in a frantic sec- Wright State. The Raiders used head. There's positives. We had ond period that saw the Nanooks a career-high 33 points from open looks. Dana (0-9 3-pt FG outshot Bowling Green, 18-11. freshman Tiffany Webb, and a in second half) had open looks, UAF jumped out to a 2-0 lead 23-3 run in the first half to pro- and wc still have faith in her to with goals from Aaron Voros pel them to their second win of make those shots every night. (3:04) and David Keough (5:32) the season, and second We rebounded well, and the early in the period. straight. The Falcons drop to 2- turnover ratio was good. Of However, Bowling Green's 7. course, you're not going to win Scott Hewson cut the deficit to The game wasn't without its when you shoot 28 percent just one goal at 7:14. As Hewson drama, as each team used big from the floor." was falling outside the crease, he runs to gain momentum WSU center Robyn Swain's wristed a shot glove-side on UAF Chris Schooler BG Ne« diroughout the game Falcons three-point play two minutes goalie Preston McKay. D'Arcy Stefanie Wenzel and Dana McConvey and Kevin Bieksa SCORE: BG junior Karen Stocz looks to score against UW-Milwaukee last week. Stocz scored nine points Schuka each had five points in assisted on the goal. and had eight rebounds against Wright State Saturday, but the Falcons lost, 83-76. the first two minutes, as the WOMEN, PAGE 7 But, three more goals by the Nanooks, including two within a 44-second span, pushed the home team's lead to 5-1 before the end of the second period. McConvey scored the final WSlfs Webb, BG's Wenzel duel to finish goal of the game at 9:22 in the third period when he stole a pass bonafide scorer. Raiders climb back from a 26-9 point range and 13-15 from the scoring threat for the Falcons deep in Fairbanks zone and beat Tiffany Webb and Perhaps what transpired deficit, to end the half on a 33-10 free throw line, while playing with the absence of those two McKay with a slapshot from Stefanie Wenzel put Saturday night gave credence run. the entire 40 minutes of the key components. She has inside the left circle. on a show Saturday, to the old saying, "you can't Wenzel and Webb combined game. scored 65 points in her last four The Falcon defense held the judge a book by its cover". to score 31 of the 78 points in "In the first 7 minutes I real- games after scoring just 48 in Nanooks scoreless on eight single-handedly When BG sophomore the half. The second half saw ly didn't look for my shot," her first 21 games as a Falcon. power play attempts and fresh- keeping their teams Stefanie Wenzel scored the first the two matched up with one Webb said. "Towards the end "Stefanie has been absolute- man Jordan Sigalet finished with points of the game and five of another for the first time in the of the first half 1 started to set- ly tremendous for us," BG 38 saves in the net McKay had 23 in the game. BG's first 15 points, it appeared game, as each continued to tle down and look for my shot, women's coach Curt Miller saves for UAE Alaska Fairbanks Wenzel would have another connect on critical baskets for and we made a comeback." said. "She got to the foul line, outshot Bowling Green, 43-25. by Jason A. Dixon IHE BG NEWS big game and the Falcons their teams. Wenzel. who established a made her 3-pointers and On Friday night, a solid open- would keep the momentum of ing and final period performance The Falcons' 83-76 loss to the However, it was Webb who new career-high with 25 played good defense. I can't ask a 13-0 start. However, only one by Bowling Green didn't make Wright State Raiders featured kept the hot hand going down points, also shot 6-17 from the for more from her." up for a five-goal outburst in the more than two first-year head would hold true. the stretch, propelling her field — 3-8 from beyond the "I was struggling with my second period by host Alaska coaches and two squads with Much of the reason was due team to the victory. arc — and 10-11 from the line. shot in practice, but they start- Fairbanks Friday night in a almost identical records. On in large part to Wright State Webb ended the game with With the return of Francine ed falling today, and it was feel- Central Collegiate Hockey paper, you could have also said freshman Tiffany Webb who, a season-high 33 points for the Miller and Pam Brown still in ing good," Wenzel said. "I just Association matchup won by the that both teams were coming with 11 minutes left in the first Raiders going 8-12 from the question, Wenzel has began to wanted to win...we just need to Nanooks, 6-2. There were 3,297 into the game without a half sparked a rally that saw the field, including 4 -7 from three- assert herself as a legitimate get over the hump." in attendance at the Carlson Center. In the first period, both teams came out aggressive, yet the first penalty didn't come until 13:42 when BGSU's Colen Pappas was Browns lose to Jaguars amid controversy called for interference. The Falcons killed off the penalty, though, as did the Nanooks CLEVELAND (AP) — An over- away despite running a play against Bowling Green when the turned call in the final minute before the officials reviewed it Falcons had the extra man for the helped give the Jacksonville Browns quarterback Tim last 1:16 of the first period. Jaguars a 15-10 win over Couch had apparently complet- Before that, though, is when Cleveland yesterday and caused ed a fourth-and-2 pass to wide UAF scored its first goal of the a near riot by bottle-throwing receiver Quincy Morgan with game from Scott Vockeroth at Browns fans 1:08 remaining and the Browns, 1722. Cramer Hickey and Tom The fans pelted the field with who were out of timeouts, quick- Herman assisted on the even- thousands of plastic bottles — ly rushed to the line of scrim- strength goal to give the home many of them filled with beer— mage. team just a 1 -0 lead heading into and other debris before the On first down, Couch spiked the locker room at the end of the game was stopped with 48 sec- the ball with 48 seconds to go, period. onds left. A few fans tried to run and was headed to the sideline Alaska Fairbanks built on the on the field but were quickly when the officials began to dis- lead in the second period, how- caught by security personneL cuss Morgan's catch. ever, with five unanswered The Jaguars had to dodge dy- Replays showed that Morgan goals. ing objects as they sprinted off was bobbling the ball as he fell to Sophomore D'Arcy the field, and the officials were ground. McConvey finally put the doused with beer and cups of ice As Cleveland's bench erupted Falcons on the board at 14:20 in as they tried to run for safety. in protest, Browns fans in the the second period with a back- Nearly 30 minutes later, offi- "Dawg Pound" bleacher section hander from above the crease cials dedded to resume play, closest to the play began hurling after the puck defected off of a bringing Cleveland's defense bottles and other objects from Nanook. It was unassisted and and Jacksonville's offense out of the stands. M>Photo McConvey's third of the sea- the locker room. Jacksonville's The Jaguars moved away from PURSUIT: Jaguars QB Mark Brunell is harassed by Mark Smith yesterday. The Browns lost 15-10. son. players re-entered and left the their bench to avoid getting hit, Neither team scored for over field through the Browns' tunnel and before the fans got rowdier, As Jacksonville was huddling a who got a little revenge on the it. That is really not what the NFL 19 minutes of the third period to avoid being hit again by McAulay announced the game thrown bottle barely missed Browns after losing to them ear- is about" before senior Greg Day scored debris. was over. wide receiver Keenan McCardell. lier this season. Brunell went 20-for-35 for 202 at point-blank range off of a "IVe never seen a game, heard But while both teams were in "Great football fans cannot act But the Jaguars would never yards, but couldn't focus on any- Grady Moore assist. of a game anything like this," the locker room, NFL commis- like that," said McCardell, who have imagined they would have thing except what he saw in the Bowling Green drops to 5-11 - Browns coach Butch Davis said. sioner Paul Tagliabue called saw Browns fans tear apart old to get it while running for cover. closing seconds. 4 overall, 4-10-2 in the CCHA. "It's disappointing. It put our game supervisor Dick McKenzie Cleveland Stadium in the final "That's why you always keep "There's nothing to compare it The Falcons begin their players in as much jeopardy as and ordered him to have the home game of the 1995 season. your helmet on the road," to," he said. "I've never seen any- Christmas break and return to theirs." final 48 seconds played. "I never thought I'd see it again." Jaguars coach Tom Coughlin thing like it and I'll probably action at the Wells Fargo Cup at The fans' ugly behavior came About 5,000 fans were still in Mike Hollis kicked three field said. "That was bad. That is not never see it again. You want to the University of Denver (Dec. after the Browns had a first down the stadium to see Brunell take goals and Stacy Mack rushed for football. Not like I know it forget it, but it's a game you'll 28-29). at Jacksonville's 9-yard line taken two snaps and run out the clock. 115 yards for the Jaguars (5-8), "I've never seen anything like never forget." X BG NEWS SPORTS Monday, December 17,2001 7 Lions beat Vikes, get first win BG falls to Raiders WOMEN, FROM PAGE 6 points. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — not get close enough for a game- The Vikings can stake a claim On Minnesota's next drive, into the second half gave the The Raiders finished 31-35 Johnnie Morton took off his hel- tying field goal. The Vikings' they can't be proud of. They're Bouman lofted a perfect pass to visitors their biggest lead of from the line, led by Webb, who met and threw it about 20 feet in final possession ended at the only team to have lost to Moss for a 66-yard TD. Moss the game, at 10, and it looked made 13 of 15 foul shots. the air and 30 yards away from Detroit's 43 with 3 seconds left. the NFI.'s two 1-12 teams: leaped over Bryant Westbrook in as though they might pull "That's (getting to the foul him, like a graduate tossing a cap An hour after the game, Carolina and Detroit. the end zone for his second TD, away. The teams went back line) usually our goal," said at graduation. Morton didn't know where his "Everybody in this league giving the Vikings a 24-20 lead. and forth for five minutes, WSU head coach Bridgett Rookie quarterback Mike helmet was — and didn't really deserves to win a game," McMahon responded by lead- but BG pulled within 3 on a Williams "Get to the free throw McMahon accounted for 316 care. Minnesota coach Dennis ing a 13-play, 80-yard drive, Wenzel three with 9:29 to go line more than opponents, and yards running and passing, ran "It sounds awkward to say Green said. capped by Schlesinger's 1-yard in the game. A technical on we did a good job of that We for a touchdown and had no that this is one of my best Both quarterbacks were plunge, which put the Lions WSU's bench put Wenzel on came in wanting to work both turnovers as the Lions defeated moments in sports," Morton making their second NFL start. ahead 27-24. McMahon convert- the line, and she netted both ends of the Door...We did a Minnesota 27-24 yesterday, end- said, "but after all we've been McMahon was 15-of-28 for ed three third downs, including a to cut the Raider lead to one. good job defensively.. .We like - ing the chances of them becom- through with our record and 241 yards and ran 11 times for third-and-24 from Detroit's 6. Schuka then hit two free to have various defenses to put ing the NFIi first 0-16 team. injuries, this is the best." 75 yards and a touchdown. Todd Lyght returned an inter- throws for the first Falcon out there, to mix it up on the "It feels like we just won the "I'll be honest for the last 6-to- James Stewart gained 91 yards ception 59 yards to give Detroit a lead of the second half. opposition." Super Bowl," guard Tony Semple 8 weeks, this has worn on the on 20 carries. 7-0 lead. Tyrone Carter scooped But, two free throws by "The first few minutes we said. players and coaches," Detroit Bouman was 18-of-38 for up a fumble and returned it 46 Webb gave the Raiders the didn't play very well," said Detroit (1-12), which tost its head coach Marty Momhinweg 243 yards with two TDs and yards to tie the game. lead once again, and they Webb, who played all 40 min- previous nine games by a total of said. "They've worked so hard, two first-half interceptions. McMahon made.two plays to wouldn't relinquish it. Wright utes. "We finally got into our 38 points, almost found yet week after week, and never got Moss caught seven passes for give the Lions a 14-7 lead with 55 State sank seven of eight free game and started making another dramatic way to lose. any results for it" 144 yards and two TDs. seconds left in the first quarter. throws in the last two min- shots, and when we play at our The Lions scored the go-ahead "Hopefully, it will get the Thanks to Randy Moss, Knowing two Vikings had utes to seaj the victory. pace, we'll be fine." 'touchdown with 10:36 left after comedians off our back," said Minnesota scored 17 points on jumped offsides, McMahon Wenzel led the Falcons The Falcons will play two seeing a 13-point halftimc lead Detroit's Cory Schlesinger, who three third-quarter posses- heaved a 69-yard pass to Scotty with a career-high 25 points. more non-conference matches, ' rum into a 24-20 deficit on Randy scored the go-ahead touchdown. sions to take a 24-20 lead. Anderson, who was tackled at the Karen Stocz chipped in with both in Coral Gables, Fla. in the Moss' two third-quarter touch- Matt Birk said the Vikings did- Gary Anderson kicked a 27- 1. On the next play, McMahon nine points and eight Gatorade Holiday Classic They downs n't overlook the Lions. yard field goal, one play after scored on a bootleg. rebounds, while Schuka had open against Yale, who defeat- Minnesota (5-8) had the ball "Everybody thinks they're a big lake Reed dropped a pass in Jason Hanson kicked two sec- nine rebounds. Kim Griech ed the Falcons 81-69 three twice inside Detroit territory in joke of a team," he said. "But they the end zone. ond-quarter field goals to give was the only other Falcon in weeks ago, and will face Miami ' the final 10 minutes, but could are not and we knew that." Detroit a 20-7 halfrimp Ir-ad double figures, with 11 or Lehigh in the second game. 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Subleaser needed ASAP lor 2 bdrm SCOREKEEPERS NEEDED $18 or $24!! apt. $200/mo ♦ utilities, turn. Will Personals SPRING SEMESTER FOR Extra graduation tickets needed. BASKETBALL. APPLY 130 PERRY Deadline-2 days prior have own room.Close to campus. Will buy lor best otter. Please call Until May 2002. Call Sarah @ 354- FIELD HOUSE OR CHECK WEB by 4:00pm. 354-5159 or 216-469-7136 Tony. 7842. Travel SITE. COMPLETE AND RETURN Stop In ■ 204 West Hall. BGSU EXAM SPECIAL TAKE-HOME TEST BY JAN. 18. Call 372-6977 tor more Into. $49.95 PER NIGHT plus tax F. sublsr. needed. Campbell Hill MUST ATTEND CLINICS ON IT'S BURSARABLE!! Apts. $200 Mo. 353-1366, CLASSIHIDS Sun. 12-9 thru Thurs. 12-13 JAN 22 AND 23 «1 Spring Break Vacations! Sun 12-16 Ihru Thurs. 12-20 Ask (or Jen or Matt. CONTINUED Cancun. Jamaica, Bahamas & Flori- Present coupon at check-in Famous Footwear Fiesta Hair Fashions da. Now hiring Campus Reps. Coupon in Mon., Wed. & Fri's. paper Shoes, Shoes, Shoes! Cuts, coloring, perms. 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Merry Avenue And Receive One of the Following: •CLOSE TO CAMPUS •2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished •Units have dishwashers & garbage disposals $625 - $725 mo. i FREE ii FREE I II The Gavel is now accepting Cheesy Cinna applications for Field Manor Apartments 519 Leroy Ave., 542 & 560 Frazee Ave. Bread Stix writers/photographers and •CLOSE TO CAMPUS I » 'purchase of a Large I |w/purchase of a Large I l-lopping pizza for II I-lopping pizza for designers to work •2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished $9.99 $9.99 •Units have dishwashers & garbage disposals btjftl 12-31 01 Eipirci 12-3101 $625 - $675 mo. on future issues. •* r Frazee Avenue Apartments To pick up an application stop 818 Thurstin, 624, 670 and 656 Frazee Ave. •CLOSE TO CAMPUS •2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished Bread 2-Liter & by Rm. 202 West Hall. •Units have dishwashers & garbage disposals $625 - $675 mo. Stix M Salad I w/purch«se of a Large I I w/purchase of a Large I l-topping pizza for I I 1-topping pizza for $9.99 $9.99 ♦Internship credit available* Bipirti 12-31 01 Eaplril 123101 352-0717 • 224 E. WOOSTCR 8 Monday. December 17,2001 BG NEWS Wanted Wanted For Sale The Daily Crossword Fix I)TjY(#1*1 brouaht to vou bv I—V—W AMI Sitter needed in our Perrysburg Subleaser needed for furnished 1991 CAMRY home for 1 1/2 yr. old boy begin. large 1 bedroom apt Avail, in Jan. S950 Jan-June, 8-4, M-F Ret req Job Call 3730429 Please call (419) 508-6473 >] H« 1 ^M* '• 1 Precedes DEF can be shared by 2 Call 873-8398 H<* 2000 Saturn SL1. This Is the per- LH'" 2 Snake Subleaser needed Immediately 3 Day of week Subleaser needed ASAP Lg, bedroom across from campus fect car for the college student! 4 1 * ■ dr., 14,000 MILESI A/C, Automat- 4 Quadrangle (slang) own room, close to campus. Lease ending In May S275 ft gas ■TT~ ns 5 Higher (pi) $295/mo plus utilities. ic, CD, Beautiful Blackberry Col- ■ Call Brittany at 353-6175 6 Innings pitched (abbr) Contact John Short at 353-4606. or. Below Book. Must Sell! $9,895. ■ ■ 669-3047. 7 Within the law Subleaser wanted Large 1 bdrm, ■ > .J" " " 8 Platter Subleaser needed ASAP until May close to campus. $300/mo plus Bed - Queen pillow top, new, in 9 Singing group Male or female. Fun new house. utilities. Columbia Courts Apis. Call plastic Full manufacturer's warran- " _ 10 Rowing implement ■i' ■ Call 353-2198 Aaron 353-5862 or (419)494 6885 ty Retail $800 Sacrifice $199 Can -*- 11 Poem 21 Black deliver. Call 419-392-7465 16 Covered truck 22 Thin plate or layer 18 Person alone 23 Cushion Bed full size pillow-top mattress set. " " _H" - -P" 20 Handcuff 25 Athenian poet Help Wanted New in plastic. Retail $599. Sell --^■ " P - .dp- 26 Wait for $179 Call (419) 392-7465 28 Distant 29 Where one sleeps Charing Cross Apartments MICE ANY SIZE!!! i- i 31 Tree 419-352-0590. Now accepting appli- Management Inc. .50 CENTS - - 1 32 Cask cations for studio ft 1 bdrm. apts CALL (419) 457-3492. ■" r 35 Idiot 2002/2003 LISTING Short term leases available. I■ 37 Exclusive nghl Earn extra cash for Christmas. Local OAKLEY SUNGLASSES - ■ 39 Aware Signing Leases NOW office in Perrysburg filling positions Prescription and non-prescription. 40 Raced NOW in customer sales/service. Ray-ban, Gargoyles, and Serengetti ACROSS 42 Allows Si4 15 base-appt's.; guaranteed also available. John T. Archer & As- 43 Pieces sociates. 1222 Ridgewood BG 44 Santa's helper starling pay Fun work environment 38 Three feel with other students. Work 10-40 hrs. 352-2502 1 Missile (abbr.) 45 Born Management Inc. 4 Bed coverlet 39 High (music) per wk. Co-ops/scholarships award- 46 Curved wheel on rotating shaft Hlllsdal* Apt. 1082 Fairview 9 Contented baby sound 40 Rave ed, conditions exist. No telemarket- 47 Males 1 ft 2 Bdrms/Air Condition 12 Scary word ing or door to door sales. No exp 41 American bird 48 Siamese coin Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal 13 Above necessary, we train. Must have a 43 Baseball stick 51 Particular type of (suffix) Washer/Dryer hook-up in 2 Bdrm For Rent 14 Verb 44 Main dinner course positive attitude & people skills. Call Starts al $390 • Utilities - 15 Tent Mon through Fri 9a to 5p 419-874- 46 Motion picture ANSWERS Call 353-5800 17 Many 1327. www.semesterbreakwork.com 49 Hawaiian necklace 19 Father 50 Entertain Full-time nanny, in our Sylvania " Graduate Student Housing 20 Town leader 52 Basketball hoop /CfEfcCA township home, for 3 children, ages New Accommodations 21 Dash 53 Bog Management Inc. 4 months to 4 years. Must be non- High Speed Internet Access 23 Buddy 54 Stalks |ffi|iro Heinzsite Apt. smoker, reliable, experienced and 24 Space agency (abbr) 55 Explosive 710 N. Enterprise St. 27 Reddish-brown colt flexible. Dependable car a must. Du- Call 354-3182 I o[«^JoTv 3^H» I 3 I N 1 Bdrrns/Air Condition ties to include child-related activities for further info 28 Follower Disnwasher/Garbage Disposal (driving to nursery school, children's 29 Under » ~2~^B~*_ >J* » o » ~^~^H~"~ ° Starts at $410 + Utilities laundry & meals) and light house- 30 Hindu sacred word keeping. Hours approx. 7am to 3pm. " Room available starting now 31 Body References required. Position can $225 mo. including utilities 33 Southern slate (abbr) m ¥ be filled by one person or possibly 353-0325 10am - 7pm 34 Better i »i o li» •^H"'" * I * * a TT»^B~7 11 * 14 ''^Jj^ © ■ Management Inc. shared by two people. It interested 36 Ungenllemanly 37 Hawaiian food 0 oTT^Mi - I 11 n D^HH • * Willow House Apt call 419-841-0824. 1 Large Room 4 Bath Efficiency 830 Fourth St H.W for management & kitchen help 352-5822 1 Bdrms/Air Condition at Squeaker's Vegetarian Cafe. Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Call 348-5389. 2S3bdrm fum apt. w/AC 519 West Wooster Suite A~Bowling Green~352-3568 ,„., Starts at $400 » Elec/Gas Available Now Miscellaneous Help Needed 352-7454 jnTERnETjimrKE} j0EBfgjg0&$g0&KMiAei*"■*!CounVJ (Sll-95 Call 353-5800 Around Apartment Complex Call 353-0325 10am - 7pm 2 bdrm. furnished apt. for spring Office cleaning evenings over semesler non-smoking Includes ^THj-SpeedDSL 56K DialUo Web Hosting & Design Management Inc. Christmas break. 6-8hrs/week. Own utilities 353-5074 Iransportation required. 352-5822 716 E. Wooster St. 233 W. Merry 4 BR allows 4 unre- 1 bdrms/12 month teases Putin-Bay lated people. S775/month Available Village of Put-in-Bay is Seeking I Read the BG News daily!!!] •2 AM Immediately. Call 354-2854. Across from Campus Dockmasters and Park Maintenance Starts at $360/Mo « Elec. Workers for the 2002 season. 334 N. Main Lg. 3 bdrm apt. Avail. Good pay. Ferry Pass spring sem $800/mo. Near campus For Rent For Rent Reimbursement Housing Available. and downtown. 352-4197. For Rent Must be over 18. Call 419-285-5112 Available Aug. 15,2002 or pfbadminOcros.net 1 Management Inc. 111/2 month lease. 686-4651. Apartment available Jan 10 2 bdrm, 2 bdrm condo. avail, now Large room in historic house Spring semester babysitter needed Evergreen Apt 215 E Poe 3/4bdrm house 226 E.Merry S1200 2 bath furnished. S600/mo plus Beautiful & spacious. 2 full baths. lor rent. Bay window. $2757mo Efficiencies & Large i BoVms. in my Perrysburg home for one 3 yr. p/utilities 3bdrm house 718 3rd st electric Call 352-0717 2 car garage Laundry. $825/mo 352 9925 or 352-9435 Laundry on site old Must be avail, between 8am $800 p/utilities. 3/4 bdrm house plus util. 419-352-3738 Starts a) $ 250 - Call 353-5800 and 4 pm M. W. F. Number of days 118 Clay St. $1200 p/utilities . per week will vary. Good extra 3 bdrm apart. 443 N. Enterprise BRAND NF.W APART GREAT place to live! NEEDED IM- Stop by the offtce at spending money job. Call Laura at $600 p/ utilities 1 bdrm apart. 443 •Washer and Dryer in each apt! MEDIATELY 1 male rmte Short SPRING SEMESTER 1045 N. Main St. 419-874-8110 for more info. N. Enterprise $350 p/utilities . y "Resort-style pool with Jacuzzi walk from campus Call Marc at 354- SUBLEASES AVAILABLE Efficiency 443 N. 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Inc. ^ Manville 354-2260 I bdrm apt avail for sublease Jan 2 Part fum., recently remodeled 2 blks Subleaser for lg 1 bdrm apt. dovmh from campus $355. mo -felec. 373- town BG Lease from 1/15 to 3/1 %. 6301 $400 mo & elec 352-4792 L & G Rentals. 1 and 2 bedroom for Subleaser needed exlremely clpse 2002-2003 school year For more to campus located on Manville Own information call 419-354-9740 room, jacuzzi. foosball. contact Brian 0 494-6703 Lower Duplex Available Dec 1st Subleaser needed Jan -Aug. 2 bed- Grad Students Preferred room duplex with garage $600/mo amiNG UMVLTSUY 352-5822 plus utilities Call 353-8186 Price reduced lo $750 NOW through ' SUBLEASER NEEDED: 1 5/31/02. 3 bdrm unlurn. apt BEDROOM APT S410/MO INCL 1082 Fairview Call 352-5822 ALL UTILS CALL 419-352-9892 353^5100 % 706 Napoleon !"^^ Bowling Green, OH 43402 www.suhenclave.com Specm XIXMmtrMuU Cr»p EiMvflaaAwanl and t<»tSm» only filial ii nji HI ■■iii—-laijirn-i.'irfti t Bahamas Party Cruise $279 ♦ FREE full size washer and dryer in $2.50 S oaya • Mat MM ■ Fr*» Pa*** - kttuMi aae* every apartment ( Worn 6:30»ro - Tlsm Cancun $399 A\ 2 eggs, 1 ragtb -A* 4 Ho*M • ' ipringtirraltrravcl.com - Our I5lh Year! ♦ Resort style pool with hot tub 1021 S Mam St • 3520123 1-800-678-6386 ♦ Furnished apartments available ♦ Fitness center with cardiovascular and Now LEASING free weights FOR FALL 2002 ♦ State-of-the-Art computer center GRSENBKIAH, INC. ♦ Free resident parking GREENBRIAR •224 E. Wooster Bowling Green, OH 43402* ♦ All new appliances including microwave •352-0717* Hours: Mon-Fri gam-spm, & Saturday 9am-1pm $50.00 P1 Sterling OFF YOUR SECURITY DEPOSIT I University I Bring this coupon in and receive $50.00 off each tenant's! Enclave - security deposit. Must be used before 12/18/01. Available at. I Columbia Courts, Field Manor. Frazee Ave., East Merry, $50 OFF 706 Napoto* Had I ' Heinz (including 514 8c 506 N. Enterprise) and Mercer Manor. ' I Your deposit coupon ■I An SUH* Community SUH" is a trademark of SUH, Inc. 2 Tuesday, December 18,2001 THE BG NEWS BG NEWS &i*l*i*i*i*.*l*.*.*l*l*.*^^ Heinz Apartments 808 & 818 N. Enterprise St. AND Table of Contents 424 & 451 Frazee Avenue •3 Bedroom •Furnished • Letters to the Editor, page 3 •Air Conditioning •Fireplaces •Microwaves $975. 224 E. Wooster • People in your neighborhood, page 5 352-0717 GMINaUAC INC • Students gain hands-on experience at campus- DOMINO'S PIZZA based daycare center, page 23 353-MEGA HHOE BUY A LARGE 1-TOPPING • South Side 6 and its famous commercial, page 7 PIZZA FOR ONLY $9.99 •Deep Dish Extra • Dining Services feeds fans at concession stands, And Receive One of the Following: FREE FREE page 9 • Aroma of Lotions & Potions fills downtown, page 10 Cheesy Cinna Bread Stix |w/purchase of a Large | | w/purchase of a Large | • BG alum works on improving BG recycling, page 11 I I -topping pizza for I I 1-topping pizza for I $9.99 $9.99 I .prn 12 3101 E*pirc> 12-3101 • Campus Pollyeyes serves up famous breadsticks, FREE FREE page 12 Bread 2-Liter & Stix Salad • Falcon House scores with selection of hockey | w/purchase of a Large I I w/purchase of a Large I I l-lopping pizza for I I l-lopping pizza for I equipment, page 16 $9.99 $9.99 E.pir.i 12 II 01 Bipnei 12 31 01 BG NEWS OPINION Tuesday, December 18,2001 3 WHO ARE THE PEOPLE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? The City of Bowling Green takes many dedicated people to run smoothly. From the mayor and city council down to the mail carri- ers and trash collectors, ONTHA OBERLEY RAYMOND R. BAER MAIL CARRIER PATROL OFFICER they are equally impor- UNITED STATES POST OFFICE, BOWLING GREEN POLICE DEPT. BOWLING GREEN BRANCH SCOTT ESCHEDOR tant. We hope to give JOHN QUINN FIREFIGHTER them the credit they MAYOR The best part of my job is "The best part of my job is BOWIING GREEN FIRE DEPT. deserve. CITY OF BOWIING GREEN that we are a community- to be able to enjoy the "To really help people. We oriented police depart- The most fulfilling part of outdoors." ment. We have more inter- my job is to be able to can't always, but I'm action with the community work with the kids. happy when we do." than larger city. I Who are the people in your neighborhood? These are the behind the scenes people who help the city and University function normally on a daily basis. These are the people that work tirelessly at their jobs to make your time in Bowling Green safe and happy. Each job plays an equally important role in the day to day operations. For this, we salute them. Take the time to get to know these people. And perhaps learn something about them. We asked them "What's the most fulfilling part of your job?'... and this is what they had to say. [Campus] STEPHANIE JESSE The University is like a mini- PRESIDENTm RIBEAUS SECRETARY city. It has a government, resi- CAROLYN FLORES & MEGUMI NAKAMURA ""Resolving conflicts." dents and those people who BURSAR'S OFFICE work day and night to better "Working with all the serve the students. Though the administrators. They're campus may be smaller than a really good to work with.". real city, there is always some- thing to be done and with that SHAWN MILLER BETTY STEMEN CAMPUS POLICE comes the people who actually DINING SERVICES doit. "Meeting people... in a "To help all students that good way." call with questions about their meal plans." [The BG News Staff] KURTKINZEL LISA BETTINGER KIM DUPPS REMAINA CRAIG GIFFORO OPINION EDITOR A&E EDITOR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASST OPINION EDITOR SPORTS FEATURES EDITOR "Being able to give the "Meeting rock stars." "Seeing the newspaper and "Giving people a place to "Gaining experience that campus a voice." staff grow." express themselves." will last a lifetime." 4luesday, December 18,2001 OPINION BG NEWS letters to the editor IThe Campus Voice ously lags the market, and seems high, positions are plentiful, and Christmas. from all over the country got Faculty to be based on the notion that BGSU faculty are coveted. It is robbed when both teams traded BGSU faculty have no other not just the president who has MELANIE HARKIHS one of their best hitters from last has other place to go. I am the director of a other options. Student year, Roberto Alomar and Dmitri graduate program that currently Young. options stands as the premiere program SCOTTHIGHHOUSE I am not upset by who got of its kind in Ohio and among Associate Professof, Psychology traded but why they got traded. 1 was silting in the coffee shop the top four programs of its kind LSUname Alomar Young got traded for one last week listening to a table of in the United States (U.S. News & reason and one reason only— men chuckling about the "whin- World Report, "America's Best used in money. ing" faculty response to Graduate Schools," 2001). In the Do not fall for the lies that President Ribeau's recent raise. I past year, I have received over- To all wrong context both teams got good, young do not know whether these men tures from U of Illinois and U of prospects and potentially were members of the BGSU Arizona. My colleague, Mike University The other day 1 picked up a promising players. administration, but I suspect Zickar, has been aggressively copy of the BG News to see the Saving money was the only that their attitude toward the fac- pursued by Georgia Tech and Grinches headline "LSU assists local high thing on either of the team's ulty retlects the attitude of a lot Penn State. school students." The headline minds. of the administration. As a facul- Unfortunately, BGSU has For me, Christmas is a time to immediately caught my atten- Face it, we got robbed. ty member, I have always felt developed a reputation as a celebrate new life, love and hap- tion. Why? Because of the first This week the Reds continued annoyed by the tendency for "farm team" from where faculty piness. It's also a time of giving. three letters — LSU. The name their traditions of trading their administrators to lump all facul- can be easily lured away. After We give gifts to our friends and LSU is probably far more special most talented players so they ty together, allowing a few pow- all, our salaries are in the bottom family, and money to charities. to me than any other University can lose more games next year. erless noise makers to create the quartile of academics in our spe- We also give spirit to the people student. Why, you ask? The Indians, under new gener- stereotype formed of all faculty. I cialty area ("APA Salary Survey," around us when we laugh, smile 1 am a graduate of LSU al manager Mark Shapiro, appar- am writing this letter to provide a 1998). Retention of the faculty at and wish others a "Merry (Louisiana State University). I am ently have the same tradition. different faculty perspective on BGSU will be a major challenge Christmas." very proud of the university 1 Instead of signing free-agent the BGSU salary issue. in the years to come. The solu- So, in this wonderful time of came from. Anyone who has ever luan Gonzalez or Barry Bonds, I do not begrudge the presi- tion is not to make us all equally giving, it is particularly hard for been to my apartment has seen the Tribe went out and got big dent his raise, although 1 might underpaid, so that no one feels a me to understand people who the walls are lined with pictures slugger Brady Anderson. not uniformly agree with the cri- sense of internal inequity. We steal. Yes, our Christmas tree, of sports victories all bearing the Unfortunately for Tribe fans, teria on which it is based. But I must find ways for our faculty to along with the lights and decora- name of the school — LSU. the signing of Anderson comes do have serious problems with a achieve external equity, especial- tions. Louisiana Stale University reg- six years too late. faculty salary system that seri- ly in fields where salaries are I didn't realize that we had our istered the trademark "LSU" over To the average fan, it looks as very own 75 years ago as the official abbre- though the Indians and the Reds Grinches living viation for the school. The capi- are trying to lose. They're right. on campus. tal letters LSU belong to the uni- The Indians and Reds are trying Granted, they versity and the university alone. to lose. The owners of these probably didn't On every picture, hat, poster, teams will do anything to save steal it to be banner and even my mouse pad, money even at the expense of spiteful, they the letters are always followed losing more games. were probably by the registered trademark sym- lust because the one billion- doing it for a bol (®). aire owner wants to make a little good laugh. I am So, 1 wish to remind the Latino more money, the fans have to certainly not Student Union and the BG News suffer through years of losing laughing. As far that the misuse of a registered seasons with some hope that as I'm concerned trademark can result in a lawsuit their minor league prospects will they don't under- over copyright infringement. develop into major league all- stand what stars. Christmas is real- LARRY GREENE The funny thing is that both ly about, and BG Resident teams are going to raise ticket that's sad prices before the beginning of because they're the season and then complain missing the best when no one shows up for the part. So. Indians and games. University It's so sad that in baseball Grinches, I pray Reds fans get today an owner decides if it is that one day, going to be a successful season maybe after robbed or not. you've grown up, you find the true This past Tuesday, Cleveland KEVIN LIBSTER meaning of Indians and Cincinnati Reds fans Student B6 NEWS OPINION Tuesday, December 18,2001 5 been there done that A semester of events, in quotesf UNLESS YOU LIVED UNDER A ROCK It was a busy semester on campus and around the nation. BOMBS AWAY A normal Tuesday morning around the middle of September 9.11.01 turned in to a six-act greek tragedy. AMERICAHGHTSTHEWVR0NTERR0R The world watched in horror as two planes crashed into the World Trade "I have a hard time accepting Center, one into to the Pentagon the arguments of the anti-war as and another into a Pennsylvania being all that compelling." A NATION IN SHOCK forest. — Gregory Gillian "As I sit hen;, lain in disbelief thai such a tragedy could ever happen lo this The nation reeled in shock as they nation. However, I do not blame our country's leaders or government for sat in shock watching the events on "I'm pissed oft These peace what happen. This is what the terrorists would want us to do." television. protestors have no due." —Zackary Barnard —KeDy Ivans The effects of Sept. 1 lrippled into every aspect of life. Nothing would This is the date that America became vulnerable No doubt this is the ever be the same. "I oppose the war in Afghanistan, and this week I've been thinking a lot most horrible act that has ever occurred on American soiL" On the friday after the World about being punched in the face by fellow dtizeas who want to 'teach a les- —Justin Dortch Trade Center attack, the University son' about pactfidm." —Jason Wells canceled classes and held a memo- "Tuesday America changed forever. Nothing was left unaffected. There rial service for the victims and their To be perfectly honest, I am not exactly sure what would be an appro- was no escape. There was nothing to take our minds off of the worst single loved ones. priate way to address this situation." — PatSewell disaster in the modem history of the Western world." Closer to home, BG residents —ErikCassano voted on a smoking ban in the j Tm not going to explain reasons why we need to go to war because any November elections, a former ; logically thinking person understands already." —Steve Gavins "Wfewfll all carry the story of what we were doing in the early hours of Sept. Rwandan prime minister was found ; 11,2001. Yesterday morning wiD never leave the memories of the multitude in BG as a University graduate stu- ' "Turn the other cheek. We have been smacked in the face, but are we turn- of people who proudly call themselves Americans." dent. ing the other cheek?" —Jonathon Schnapp —J.Michael Bestul Through it all. students managed to get through the daily grind of "My point is that bin Laden is not the primary enemy, nor are his follow- "MymoraaiBedmecrying,andIwasthiiiking. How could the most pow- classes and work ers. The enemy is this — somewhere in Afghanistan there is a six-year-old erful nation in the world let this happen?" November went on record for the child who is listening to liis parents when they tell him America is eviLOur —MarkDobay second snow-less in recorded histo- goal should be to convince the child and others like him that America is not ry. It just rained. evfl." —Teresa Milbrodt "What was once the largest building in New York Gty is now the largest pile Things were pretty much busi- of rubble and debris." ness as usual. "He (Bush) is doing a great job. Going to war is certainly not the way out." —BG News Editorial — Heather HesseQ "1 am writing Otis letter to explicitly point out that regardless of what Jerry FahveU and Pat Robertson may have said. HOMOSEXUALS DID NOT CAUSE THE BOMBING OF THE WORLD TRADE CENTER, nor did any of the other groups whom did any of the other groups who Fatwell arid Robertson BUTT OUT blamed." —KristyGande BG RESIDENTS VOTE "It is with shock and sadness that the University has teamed of the tragic "The Devil is in the details. This is certainly true of Mr. incidents in our nation this morning." Schuman's proposal. I recommend that BG voters review —Sidney Ribeau LHASM0KINGBAN the details before casting a vote in favor of this well-inten- tioned, but terribly flawed and unfair proposaL" "As an American dtizen, I am pretty upset at what has happened this past —AI Baldwin week. Not only am I upset at what the terrorists have done, but I am upset bow some of my fellow Americans have reacted." "Isn't there something better that the police could be —JonCBpson doing besides patrolling McDonald's and Burger King for criminal smoking?" "I'm so afraid, but not of bombs or death, but of losing my humanity to —BG News Editorial numbness and hate" —Michael Lorstng "Banning smoking in public places. Sounds like a great idea to me. Not only will it encourage people to stop smok- "You think that just because you kill a bunch of people In a rather impres- ing, it will improve public health, dean the air, filter the sive display of pyrotechnics that you've somehow won." rivers, end world hunger, cure cancer, patch the hole in the -BG News Editorial ozone, bring world peace and solve the parking problem." —Eric Kinter Ptwlo Hlustratwn by Kurt KjnzH BG Now 6 Tuesday, December 18,2001 THEM NEWS BG NEWS Check out the BG News Website at www.bgnews.com Daycare helps Completed in the Fall 2001 semester by the following: out children University, WSOS have "We have an understanding that we will accept their students and Adopt-A-Famlly Kappa Kappa Gamma joint agreement to train them so they can have hands- participant* Key Yearbook operate a daycare on on training," Worth said. Air Force ROTC Literacy Serve and Learn campus. The center can accomodate up Alpha Chi Omega Make A Difference to 131 children with an adult to child ratio of 1 to 5 if the child is an Alpha Omicron PI Day Participants by Marie Chiche infant; 1 to 7 if the child is a toddler Alpha Sigma Phi National Society of IHl SG NEWS and 1 to 12 if the child is a National Pan-Hellenic Pershing Rifles preschooler. The center takes care National Student Coming in ihe Ionian Family Council of children from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Black Swamp Art* Feat Speech Language Development Center is like coming into a high security premises. Monday through Friday and a Volunteers Hearing Assoc. child's classes can be scheduled to Chapman Learning President's Leadership Between the hall and the rest of the building, there is a locked door that accommodate the parent's needs. Community Academy only people from the inside people The children at the center come David's House SHRM can open. Nobody gets in or out of from several different back- Delta Gamma Sigma Kappa the building without signing in or grounds: about one third are chil- Habitat for Humanity Sigma Phi Epsiion being seen by the receptionist. dren of faculty; one third are chil- The Association of Intercollegiate The lordan Family Development dren of students; and one third Music Therapy Athletics Center, 812 N. College Dr.. is a day- come from the rest of the commu- Kappa Alpha Order Zeta Phi Beta care center serving infants, tod- nity. This ratio, though, does not dlers and preschoolers. Although it include the Head Start program, was built on University grounds, which is an early intervention pro- the daycare center is not run by the gram for children for 3 to 5 years of These groups performed a wide variety of University but by the Wood, age that may not have the ability to service including: Sandusky. Ottawa and Seneca starl an education, Worth said. (WSOS) Community Action Eligibility for the Head Start pro- Metroparks of Toledo Committee. gram is based on income It pro- According to Kit Worth, assistant vides the children with the ability Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Northwestern Ohio director of the center, the program to learn self-help skills, to socialize Cedar Point Halloweekends began eight years ago in 1993, and the other skills necessary to Alterra Sterling House of Bowling Green when both WSOS and the begin kindergarten University separately applied for a Conferences with parents are Behavioral Connections grant to build a child care center iti held to keep them informed on the The Link Wood County. progress of their children and are Wood County Nursing Home Bingo Night The University did not get the planned twice a year. Parents can grant, while WSOS did. A partner- also watch their kids interacting at Walk for Juvenile Diabetes ship was suggested, with the the center through two-way win- Bridge Home Health Hospital University contributing half the dows located in each classroom. This system is also used by the UCF Community and Spiritual Development amount for the construction, let- ting WSOS build on University students to observe the children, Center property and giving WSOS a one- learn more about their behavior Rural Opportunities year renewable lease. and the kind of skills that are need- Wood County Cub Scout Lock-in In return, the lordan Family ed to take care of them. Development Center allows Through the day. the children go Ronald McDonald House University students to receive prac- through a schedule of activities that tical training needed lu take I are of vary according to their ages and the young children programs they are enrolled In I he THANKS TO THE STUDENTS, ORGANIZATIONS, "We do have BGSU students who 3, 4 and 5-year-olds also interact HALLS, AND CLASSES FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND are either elementary education, during the day during a Tree flow" time. This allows the children to DEDICATION TO THE COMMUNITY! psychology or nursing students and who have to do some kind of participate in other class activities. practical training with young chil- Worth said that this allows the dif- Find out about ways to Get Involved: deed dren," said Helen Nwuwa, director ferent age groups to meet and be of the center. together. Emergency exercises, 'Contact the Office of Campus Involvement such as fire and tornado drills, arc . Ifivwve merit While no contracts have ever 204 South Hall-372-2343 [email protected] (MoKOumlfcn been signed about the daycare also part of the program. Spring 2002: 401 Bo wen-Thompson Student Union training University students, there The children have access to two is an oral agreement between the playgrounds — one designed for http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/getinvolved/ University and the center. infants and toddlers, and the other one is for pre-schoolers. BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday. December 18,2001 7 "YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY" N.W. OHIO'S OLDEST INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE "OVER 30 YEARS IN MUSIC!" Give the gift Give the gift of music. of musk. BEST GREAT SELECTION! PRICES! ■cMbMrtkBGIkm '4CT & COMMERCIAL So Saheen is the owner of South Side 6 which is famous for its commercial. Since 1971 South Side 6 Warner Bros. commercial classic sight Swinging Christmas VH1 Big 80s Christmas by Hick Hurm three characters is South Side Six T Mf 8G hfWS owner Soo Shaheen, who will cele- Find It At Finders Gift Certificates brate the 10th anniversary of his It never premiered during the store in March. While he will say that sTl P. 11J fl inw&TiP Super Bowl, but the South Side Six the stores low competitive prices dis- Party Store commercial has generat- tinguish it from other businesses in Give the f(U Amount! ed as much talk around Bowling town, BG students may beg to differ. of music. Green as any multi-million dollar "Anytime I go past their store, I budget Budweiser commercial ever think about the commercial, senior has. OFF OOFF 3 OFF graphic design major Autumn Harris $ Regular * A Regular Regular There arc three elements to the low said. "The commercial does its job Price ^ Price Price budget commercial: Tropical music, Any regular1 priced CD, Buy 5 or more regularly priced Any regularly priced boxset. because you don't forget it. It's so bad coordinated dancing around food that it's good." pre-recorded cassette, CDs. pre-recorded cassettes, and three South Side Six Party Store music VHS or DVD music VHS or DVD, and get $2 (all sale items and specials excluded) Shaheen said there wasn't much (all sale items and specials excluded) OFF each item -1 coup, per visit- regulars. In the commercial, the three -1 coup, per visit- (all ule items ana specials excluded) Exp. 12/31/01 planning going into the commercial. -icoup. per visit- gentleman make a verified congo Exp. 1 a/31/01 Exp 12/31/01 Gill Certillcates Available "It just happened that day," G1M Certificates Available Gin C*rtftkcat« AvaHatWe FIND Ir AT FINDERS! line, pretending to grab food to the rindcrs EZ CD Openers S1.59 Shaheen said. "It wasn't rehearsed or FIND IT AT FINDERS! FIND IT AT FINDERS! Finders F_Z CD Openers $1.59 Rnders U CD Openers $ 1.59 left, then emulating the same task to anything and we had to do a com- the right. Their steps soothe to the mercial. 1 called those guys and (hey groove of the tropical music in the came. The cameraman told them to background. They exit the store, still walk through and do those motions. in their line, with a smiling employee It was a pretty cheap-budget com- ■as uv en. ■- 'f^r waiving them goodbye mercial." "1 love to watch it because it's stu- "It's an interesting strategy," Dr. New Releases • Deep Catalogue • Rare Titles • Boxsets • Jazz • Blues • Classical • World • pid," senior education major Andy Dwayne Gremler, an associate mar- Luciano said. "The guys' dancing Pop • Rock • Rap • R & B • Reggae • Soundtracks • Country • Folk • Bluegrass • Christian • keting professor at BG said. "Their abilities are bad, but effective enough Childrens • Instrumental • New Age • Christmas to get your attcntioa" 403 S. Main St. , , 128 N. Main St. The smiling face waiving off the COMMERCIAL PAGE 19 Downtown/Findlay "Your Music Library" Downtown/B.G. 8 Tuesday, December 18. 2001 THE BG NEWS BG NEWS If s not called Boring Green There are things that happen on then there is the downtown area do the same things in Toledo over out. In several cases the city already USA this campus. You know University itself. There are plenty of places to and over again before you get bored offers enough variety with local BETTINGER Activities Organization (better shop. Music fans can go running over with it. stores and there is no need for big known as UAO) brings in events to Finders or Madhatter. For Keeps is While BG is not as bad as it seems, chains. Do we really need a A&E Editor other than concerts. All semester a place to go for gifts. There are there are a few things that could use Starbucks? No. Do we need a Little long there were free movies. Then countless other places to go along some work. For one, this city needs Caesar's? Absolutely not. Old Navy? there are the art galleries on campus with these. an Arby's. I know that there has been The one on Airport Highway is close and the musical performances over Even the mall in town, which many some talk about this happening but I enough. I hear n all the lime around at Moore Musical Arts Center. With of us call "the small," is coming alive. won't believe it until I see it with my Take time to actually enjoy the Thursday or so. "What are you doing the new Union opening up there will Since local owners took over Sears, a own two eyes. Perhaps there should place that we call home during the this weekend?" or "There is nothing definitely be things to see and do. toy store, a pretzel, and other new be an effort made to lure in a store semester. It's not as bad as you think. to do here." Let's see, this semester alone we stores have been opening for busi- that Toledo does not have. (OK, in my You have just the right amount of Please, it's really not as bad you had Everclear and Lewis Black come ness. dreams we will get a Virgin locally owned attractions and big think it is. Believe it or not there are to campus. Meanwhile Nashville I live inToledo and some people on Megastore, but that's not going to name chains. Trust me, do you really things to do here in Bowling Green, Pussy, Betty Blowtorch and Bullfrog this campus make it sound like it is happen.) want to see a McDonalds on every you just have to know where to look performed in Bowling Green. some kind of Disneyland or some- However Bowling Green has to be comet or a GAP in every mall and and keep an eye on the calendar. If concerts are not your thing, well thing. Trust me, you can only go and careful and keep some other stores strip mall? f2 Did y°u know... J* j> ft * f ^ • h n Termites eat through wood 2 times mi £ J J faster when listening to rock music. mSpring Semester ITI T.I Y.11IY.1 TIT.ITITIT.IT.] Opening Operating AjaQrWjUWTEtt. Hours Dec. 2X 200] ■J«in. I. 20O2 'Keepers Food Court Will be Open over break! See our other ad in today's i Mi-Ail tmih mm Keepers Snack Bar Wed, Jan 2 7am 2am Sun. Jan 13 7pm Mid. All Dining Centers are closed for service Dec. 22th Sundial Food Court Sun. Jan 13 Noon - 7pm through Jan. 1, 2002, but did you know ... Shadows Snack Bar Sun. Jan 13 7pm Mid Silver Wvor Cafe Mon. Jan 14 3pm - &30pm Founders Bining Center Commons Main TJiiuaf Man. Jan 14 7:30am 7pm Ct\uV» Fliir— Sun. Jan 13 Noon Mid. will be open over break! Nelsfrbcrhood "Das Sun. Jan 13 4pm 11pm Men. Jan 14 McDonald Ukiing Ortor Sun. Jan 13 Noon - 7pm Jan. 2 - 4 7 am - 2 pm GT Rapt-ess Con von. Stare Sun. Jan 13 Noon Mid. Jan. 5 - 6 Closed GTTMi Sub, Jan 13 7pm - 1lpm Jan.7 - 9 7 am - 2 pm [5" lowers Inn ] MOD. Jan 17 3pm - 7 pm Jan 10-11 7 am - 7 pm Oat* Men. Jan 14 7i30nm - 2pm *30pm Mid Jan 12-13 10 am - 7 pm BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18,2001 9 Concessions offers alternatives Dining Services con- thirsty. of concessions. Ohio for state colleges in conces- bered after a game is over, they Like most stadiums and arenas, "It was decided that since it was sions," he said. will be remembered if they give cession stands play Bowling Green's athletics and the main food vendor, Dining Concessions at an athletic event bad service, which is why it is integral role in sport- entertainment venues boast con- Services should be running it," are almost as traditional as the important to be ready for the busy cession stands. The University Franketti said. games themselves. While people times during a game. ing events. concessions offers items such as One thing that Dining Services go to the games or shows for that Before events and during half- pizza, popcorn, soda and hot has continued since taking over main purpose, the food is part of time are when the concession by Craig fiiltord stands are usually at their busiest, THE BG HENS chocolate. concession operations has been the atmosphere that expands on "Hot dog and popcorn are the keeping low prices. fan enjoyment. he said. Al halftime or during intermis- two best sellers," said Perry Franketti said he and his staff "It's obvious the people aren't According to Franketti, Dining sion of a University sporting event Franketti, interim assistant direc- compared their concessions with there for concessions, they're Services does try to do their part or concert it is not unusual to see tor of Dining Services. other universities in Ohio and there for that particular event," in making University events a students take a mass exit from the This is the first year that Dining found that University students are Franketti said. "It plays a small family activity. stands. No, it is not because the Services has been involved with getting a deal when they come to a role in the big picture." "Young kids probably enjoy the game or concert is bad, it is usual- concessions. In previous years, game. 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And it does not stop there. matherapy and bath oils, fragrance "We have seen a great deal of Scented candles, incense greeting sprays, and scented lotion linger in improvement in the past three cards, "Burt's Bees" products, custom the air. Becky Cairl, a massage thera- years," she said. "We have a lot more made gift baskets, and health prod- pist, works her wonders in the back variety." ucts also add to the decor. And one room, connecting the body, mind Jamie Augustine, a sophomore at may even discover a unique hand and spirit. Owner ]aci Nowici greets the University, is a fanatic when it crafted treasure along the way. costumers with a smile, "lust let me comes to beauty products. Nowici said the uniqueness of know if you need any help," she says. "The variety is incredible," she Lotions & Potions products lies in the This is not a spa, yet the tranquil said. "1 always walk out with some- fact that everything contains all nat- atmosphere and collage of natural thing I never intended to buy." ural and vegetable based ingredients beautifying products gives one the Variety is one ingredient that and includes no alcohol. "We also feeling of inner peace. Welcome to Lotions & Potions does not lack. The customize and specialize all of our Lotions & Potions. store is colored with 200 kinds of fra- items," she said. Lotions & Potions existed as a grance, aromatherapy, and designer Iniii.i Lake, a sophomore at the small chain in Los Angeles since oils, handmade scented glycerine University who frequently shops at 1969, until Nowici, a 30 year resident soaps, facial, bath, hair, and massage Lotions & Potions said, "I'm a poor Micluel lenrnkciWe BG New of Bowling Green, brought it to her products, specialty items such as, LOTIONS: Lotions & Potions began as a chain in Los Angeles and opened hometown three years ago. Nowici LOTIONS, PAGE 13 foot scrubbers and body sponges in Bowling Green three years ago. BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18,2001 11 m Recycling center | A Tuesday Challenge... ®$ helps students | What state has only one syllable??? ®| By Jerry kzek But it hasn't always been quite that SPECIAL TO THE BG NEWS easy. BGSU recycling has had its share of i In a non-descript mobile office setbacks, most notably the Pepsi unit, located past the greenhouses on pouring rights decision, which virtu- The Student Health Service the far fringe of the campus bad- ally eliminated the use of aluminum lands. BGSU'sCraigWiltig works dili- soda cans on campus, replacing Holiday Break Hours gently to help save us from ourselves. them with plastic bottles. Thursday, December 27 10:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. BG alum Wittig, 31, has been work- Summarily, the decision replaced Thursday, January 3 10:00 a.m. - 4:00p.m. ing in the offices of BGSU Recycling, BGSU's biggest recycling cash crop since the early days of the with a virtually worthless commodi- Thursday January 10 10:00 a.m. - 4:00p.m. University's program, to help ensure ty Open for complete services Including patient care, lab, pharmacy, & x-ray less waste today for a better tomor- "If all you do is recycle aluminum row. During his decade-long career, cans, you'll do alright. The rest is Administration office will be open December 27 - January 11 first as a program coordinator and where you start losing your shirt," 8:00 a.m. - 5:00p.m. (372-2277) now as an internship director, he has Wittig said of aluminum recycling, been instrumental in efforts to both which previously brought in approx- (excluding University Holidays) run and develop BG's recycling. imately $25,000 annually. "The chal- Normal Operating Hours will resume Monday, January 14, 2002 Not bad for a guy who never knew lenge is when you go from a material what he wanted to be when he grew like aluminum which is very valu- ■ up. able, to a container that has zero." "At the end of my freshman year, I Worse still, the original Pepsi deal had no idea what I wanted to do," allowed no concessions to recycling I Sudani HMtth Swvic.l Wittig said. "One night I typed some- either from the University or the cor- DMilon of Sludmi Aflilra one's paper. A guy across the hall poration. Thanks to a push from 3722271 couldn't type, so he read and I typed, Wittig and others, however, the situa- ■\ and it was about Greenpeace." tion was soon remedied. Intrigued, he took it upon himself "The University did include in the to learn more about Greenpeace and budget $34,000 this summer from environmental issues. "I looked up the Pepsi contract," Wittig said. Pepsi more about it and said 'Hey, this is contributed an additional $8,000 to something I'd like to do.'" recycling's total annual budget of Inspired, Wittig sought out $140,000. $54,000 of which comes NEWIWE employment the summer of his from the general student fee (approx- freshman year at a BFI recycling imately. $1.50 per student). Rentals plant near his home town of Despite all Wittigs efforts over the Mansfield, Ohio. The supervisors years for campus recycling, he credits WOULD LIKE TO WISH EVERYONE A SAFE told him that work in recycling was the true success of the program to "dirty," and no kind of work for a col- the students who have been con- lege educated young man such as stantly supportive of the program, AND HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON! himself. and especially the custodians — the Not to be dissuaded, however, unsung and often unseen, who have Witting sought additional recycling- made the program possible. oriented employment upon return- "Someone has to take the trucks, ing to school in the fall of his sopho- bring the recycling receptacles more year. He put in three calls to the downstairs and outside, load them Congratulations OD the" original campus recycling coordina- into the trucks and take them away," tor, a senior (after being blown-off Wittig commented matter-of-factry. the first two times), and eventually "Normally when you say, 'Hey, I've birth of Grant Wise secured his first campus recycling got a new job for you,' people aren't position picking up aluminum cans that receptive, but once they got on campus. going, the custodians have really How he eventually went on to done an amazing job for us." become program coordinator was a Students seem to appreciate the combination of hard work and luck effort. An initiative to set up multiple After working in the program for sev- recycling centers (series of brown eral years, he was a natural fit to take trash bins separating recyclable trash CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE NEWI9VE over for the past coordinator, who by type) throughout campus has Rentals had graduated. been relatively well-received, and its FOR OUR 2002-2003 LISTINGS! 332 S. MAIN "I graduated Saturday and (OUR ONLY OFFICE) Monday morning 1 had a hill-time www.newlovercalty.com/nrentals RECYCLING, PAGE 19 job," Wittig said. 352-5620 12 Tuesday. December 18.2001 HKIHiXKWS BG NEWS Michael LehmkulileBGNe*i BUSINESSES: (Top) Cars zoom down Main Street in downtown Bowling Green. Many of the downtown businesses are locally owned. (Left) Madhatter Music Company is a Bowling Green staple for music. (Above) Patrons play a game while waiting for their meals at Campus Pollyeyes. BG NEWS TIOdXKWS Tuesday. Oecember 18. 2001 13 Lotions & CHECK V# OVT AT 9CNEW.CO* Potions offers lots of variety LOTIONS, FROM PAGE 7 college student ami I can afford (lie prices." She also likes the fact that she can create her own products and then choose how much she wants accord- ing to her own needs. Customers can walk in and pick and choose among the many oils SIMING UNIVERSITY many create their own unique seen) by combining two or more of the oils liiey can then decide how much they want and have it customized in a IMIIIIC of a specified size I ins also applies to hair, facial, and body prod- ucts. The handmade scented soaps can l)e cut down to a specific Size as well. 353-5100 "V\fe also can make gilts out to 706 Napoleon someone special." Nowid said. In Bowling Green, OH 43402 exquisite handwriting the bottles www.suhenclave.com may lead, "Designed especially for ..." or customers can write their own message "it's all about meeting the needs of the customer," she said ♦ FREE full size washer and dryer in Nowici said customers also have every apartment aromatherapy oils added to their facial cleansers and hair produi is ♦ Private bedrooms with individual leases Aromatherapj is the pharmacy of nature Nowici said aromatherap) ♦ 24 hour emergency maintenance oils can lie extremely therapeutic and can help achieve a perfect bal- ance ol physical, mental, emotional, ♦ Brand new apartments and spiritual health "At MCO aromatherapy and mas ♦ Resort style pool with hot tub sage sessions are used on cancel patients as a form ol treatment," she ♦ Furnished apartments available said Nowici offers spinal information ♦ Fitness center with cardiovascular and sessions lor anyone interested in free weights learning more aiioul aromatherapy. ♦ State-of the-Art computer center ♦ Free resident parking Beer was first ♦ All new appliances including microwave sold on campus in what year? A. 1915 C. 1965 BGSU B. 1950 D. 1970 'JS.1T § Sterling 1 University /Enclave $50 OFF *» Si,.,).-,.,, K.—l Your deposit uoiyt) Ml Jo 1 BJGSU-r—-*- —' "»»■ moon touipjoj ■in: - v,-.;-r, IRIVIA «wm o/«r a An SUH» Community SUH» is a trademark of SUH, Inc. ■ 14 Tuesday, December 18,2001 THE B(i NEWS BG NEWS WchMl Ulmkul* BG Nnn DISHING UP PIZZA: Zack Krajcik takes an order over the phone as Liz Martin removes a pizza from the oven at Campus Pollyeyes. Stuffed breadsticks Pollyeyes favorite by WiE Sanders Campus Pollyeyes. use to it because we have dealt places in town, Pollyeyes also Being close to campus also THE BC NEWS She has seen many students with it for so many years, but it is delivers their food. helps the amount of people that come and go throughout all the one of the busiest times of the "I would say 65 percent of our come into Campus Pollyeyes she Jackie Panning has been earing years she was worked there. year." business is delivering food," said. at Campus Pollyeyes all her life, Currently there are 45 employ- She said she thinks it is Panning said. "Most deliveries "But in ail honesty. I think we and has been working there for ees, roughly 36 of those are stu- because all the people that are take place on Thursday, Friday would still do well if we were 33 years. She started out bussing dents. staying at home studying. and Saturday between the times across town because of our tables for a quarter an hour and One student who works at There is a equal balance of 5 and 9 p.m." menu," she said. all the pizza she could eat. In Pollyeyes said he enjoys working between the number of students The business owns three deliv- The "campus" in Campus three years time she was making there because "of the relaxing and residents that come into the ery cars. Sometimes, when they Pollyeyes has an interesting pizzas; a year later she turned 11. atmosphere." restaurant to eat. There are even get busy, employees have to use story: "Some customers couldn't When Panning was seven she During finals week though some residents that are very loyal their own cars, but they get reim- spell Pollyeyes correctly on would often hitched rides to things can get a little bit hectic to the establishment, eating bursed for the gas they use. checks, so we called it Campus work with her sister, who has with those students, but things there three to four times a week. When the weather gets bad Pollyeyes to make it easier on owned both Pollyeyes since she always work out. "We have customers that have some students have waited more them," Panning said. was 19. A lot has changed in "We work well with doing short been coming here since we have than three hours for their food. The first Pollyeyes opened in those 33 years though, now shifts during finals week," opened the doors," Panning said. "That must say something Bowling Green in 1967 at 1004 S. Panning is the manager at Panning said. "We have gotten lust like many of the pizza good about us." Panning said. Main St. and is family owned. BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18,2001 15 Check out exclusive news en the BG News Wen Site at titi*i*i*i*i*ifti*iti*i*i*i*i* Happy Holidays WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ Aw from WCNet The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would like to congratulate their graduates. where unlimited 56/64K Internet Jessy Ickes access is just $95/year Jen Murphy Bethany Tobin We will mill you eee wiih you the btit el luck In Ik* future!! • V.90 (56kbps) All our love, Your liileri el \V.2 • ISDN (64Kbps/12 8Kbps) WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ WSJ C • ADSL (256Kbps-l.544Mbps) Toll-Free Access from: • Bowling Green The Gavel... • North Baltimore • Toledo Area Wood County Internet Council ■ Deshlcr P.O. 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"A lot of people don't want to take the risk and open a small business. The chain stores of the world have taken over, but there is still a need for a local sporting goods store." Spacious Living JOHN MUM. FALCON HOUSE OWNER Follow the Awesome Locations Exceptional Amenities Crowd To NOW LEASING PREFERRED FOR2002-200J Downtown PROPERTIES CO. Fox Run • Haven House Manor • Piedmont Birchwood Place • Mini Mall • Small Buildings Frontier Housing • Houses store serves All rasMeab receive a membership to cmmrwood Health Spat Indoor heated swimrrmg poolsauru.HirdraSpi Whirlpool, complete e >e>cise equip"*"* complete locker room A shower faoii'-r PREFERRED PROPERTIES Co. community 530 Maple • 352-9378 Mon.-Fn 8-12,1-4:30 by Enca Gambaccini that way. Purcells Bike Shop used to IHt BG NfWS sell hockey equipment and they wanted to get out of the business. Nestled in downtown Bowling "We bought their inventory and Green next to Beyond 2000 is the expanded from there." Mura said. Falcon House Sporting Goods store. There are a need for it. Hockey was- The Falcon I louse is a small, local- n't adequately served by local Inisi FALL 2002 LEASING ly-owned, general line retail sporting nesses." goods store. Now the upstairs carries solely Come sign up today! UNITS GOING FAST! They carry everything from hockey hockey equipment and apparel. equipment to school jackets to pro- Skates and gloves line the walls, while fessional team hats and apparel. pads and gloves fill the middle tads. Columbia Court Apartments Tin- business is owned and operat- "Some sports are seasonal, so our ed by lohn and Mary Mura who start- business is seasonal," Mura said. (903, 907, 915, 921, 929, 935 Thurstin) ed the company in 1980 as a sports- Uttle league baseball sells in • 3 Bedrooms/2 Baths wear shop. "March, hockey sells in August and in • Furnished "A lot of people don't want to take November and in December varsity • Close to campus the risk and open a business," Mura jackets sell because parents come in Some units with A/C, fireplace, dishwashers said. "The chain stores of the world aiW order them for their children as have taken over, but their is still a Ghristmas gifts. However, a lot of Heinz Apartments need for a local sportinggoods store." people wait until the last minute to The store was originally called order their jackets. 808, 818 N Enterprise, 424, 451 Frazee Falcon'House Sportswear Shop and "They can't wait until the week • 3 Bedroom it was located by the University. They before Ghristmas to order them." • Furnished sold T-shirts, jeans, apparel and Mura said. "Some jackets lake a • A/C, Fireplaces, dishwashers sportswear. They stayed there a year week, while others take up to five or and then moved around the comer six weeks to letter." o on Wmster, which was when they Falcon House contracts the jackets Mercer Manor Apartments started offering T-shirt imprinting. out to individuals to do the lettering Falcon House has been at its Cur- Besides selling jackets and Bowling One of BG's Newest Complexes rent location for 10 years. It is central- Green apparel they also offer • 3 Bedroom/2 full Baths ly located and offers services lo practicums and internships to BG O • A/C, Fireplaces, Microwaves, dishwashers Bowling Green State University, students. Otsego, Bowling Green, F.asrwood, "It's neat to see past employees Stop by the office for our current listing of available units! and Elmwood. come back," Mura said. "We try to provide different prod- In September Falcon House *1 & 2 bedroom units also available* ucts and services in the recreation opened another store in Pcrrysburg sports area," Mura said. "We're in a shopping center. Greenbriar, Inc. always looking to add things. We They also started advertising on Hours: were probably the first business to Mon-Fri (9 am - 5 pm) 352-0717 the Toledo radio stations to draw in 224 E. Wooster provide roller blades in BG" Saturday (9 am - 1 pm) business from Findlay. Toledo, Bowling Green. OH 43402 GREENIMAR. INC. Falcon House specializes in hock- Perrysburg and Napoleon. ey equipment, but it didn't start out B6 NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18.200117 >i*i#i*i*i*i«itl*i*iiiti*;*&^^ "YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY" Check us out... N.W. OHIO'S OLDEST INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE www.BGNews.com "OVER 30 YEARS IN MUSIC!" BEST SELECTION! GREAT Give the gift PRICES! of music. Since 1971 BG ®s last to know Charlotte Church Cypress Hill Harry Conick Jr. GREENBRIAR SONY Epic APARTMENTS Columbia East Merry Avenue Apartments 516 & 522 E. Merry Avenue Gift Certificates •CLOSE TO CAMPUS Find It At Finders •2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished •Units have dishwashers & garbage disposals 'WE SPECIAL ORDER' Givethegif Amount! $625 - $725 mo. of music. OFF )0FF 3 OFF Field Manor Apartments $' Regular S' Regula Regular 519 Leroy Ave., 542 & 560 Frazee Ave. Price -Price Price •CLOSE TO CAMPUS Any regular priced CD, Buy 5 or more regularly priced Any regularly priced boxset. pre-recorded cassette, CDs. pre-recorded cassettes, •2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished music VHS or DVD music VHS or DVD, and get $2 (all sale items and specials excluded) •Units have dishwashers & garbage disposals (all sale items and specials excluded) OFF each item •1 coup, per visit- -1 coup, per visit- (all ulr ilenu and .prxtali excluded) Exp. 12/31/01 $625 - $675 mo. •■coup, per visit- Exp 12/31/01 E*p_ ia/3l/oi Gitt Cartlflcauw Available OH! CanlflcMM Available GM CCflfncaiVt AvMatM* FIND IT AT FINDERS! FIND IT AT FINDERS! . IND nr AT FINDERS! Mm H CO Openers 11.59 Finders EZ CD Openers SI 59 UnOtn 11 CO QMMTI * I •» Frazee Avenue Apartments 818 Thurstin, 624, 670 and 656 Frazee Ave. •CLOSE TO CAMPUS •2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished •Units have dishwashers & garbage disposals $625 - $675 mo. New Releases • Deep Catalogue • Rare Titles • Boxsets • Jazz • Blues • Classical • World ■ Pop • Rock • Rap • R & B • Reggae • Soundtracks • Country • Folk • Bluegrass • Christian • Childrens • Instrumental • New Age • Christmas ,28 N Main Sl 352-0717 • 224 E. WOOSTER DowntowrVFindlay403 s Main st "Yr.nrIOUX Mii for the REPORTING POSITIONS Come join the BG News next PRESENTATION Campus Reporter semester and keep your finger POSITIONS City Reporter on the pulse of the campus. Al Designer Police Reporter Several positions are open next Sports Designer Health Reporter semester, including positions on the Features Designer new presentation team and Arts & Science Reporter News Photographer Life section. Sports Photographer USG Reporter The News is an award winning Faculty Reporter daily newspaper. It has been recog- Feature Photographer Graduate Student Reporter nized nationally for its redesign from General Photographer the Society of News Design and has Diversity Reporter Graphic Designer won several awards from the Ohio Graphic Journalist Features Reporters Chapter of the Society of Lifestyles Reporters Professional Journalists. The BG Graphic Artist Entertainment Reporters News' mission is to inform the cam- Illustrator pus on daily happenings. Sports Reporters BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18,2001 19 BGSU Recycling helps students out with recycling RECYCLING. FROM PAGE 11 ies, regarding environmental and nation he and other analysts must quality, such things are not what truly game, or sometimes just a good, wildlife conservation for Yellowstone ponder. "If we build a Wal-Mart and interests him. Instead, he enjoys the recycled sitcom on television. receplades have been well-utilized Park. With the aid of GPS mapping five subdivisions in the way. there's adventure and challenge of programs A family man as well, Wittig spends by students. The widespread student and other computer-assisted tech- going to be problems, because the such as Yellowstones. as much time as he can with his wife support for campus recycling is was nologies, Wittig and others study the animals don't know where "It's nice to get dirty once in a and two children, the bunch often echoed by Beth Wander, junior ecology of the Yellowstone area, a Yellowstone ends and begins." The while," says Wittig, almost as a seen hiking the Metroparks or pack- English major. rural region being commercially and challenge is to somehow strike a diffi- mantra. "It's very tangible - you feel ing for another Yellowstone jaunt. "Yay, recycling!" residentially developed at several cult balance between the humans and see what you're doing. You feel "I don't believe in forcing anything Despite the vast success of both times the rate of any other region in and the animals, and Wittig loves like you're doing something. on them," says Wittig, asked if he Wittig and the program which he is the country. The rapid development every minute of it. Something good." makes his children to follow in his par of, his passion for ecology has poses a problem, in as much as the Though his degree is in environ- All that good, and Wittig still has ecologically sound footsteps, but come to extend far beyond recycling human interference impedes upon a mental health, which is a field pri- free time to spare. continues, "though they definitely soda cans, and the campus. In the off natural order thousands of years old. marily concerned with the more A Pittsburgh Penguins fan, he know what dad does and what I'm season, he can often be found partic- "Elk migrate through private land," technical aspects of air and water enjoys watching a good hockey about." ipating in growth management stud- says Wittig, explaining the overall sit- STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS WHO WANT TO BE IN THE 2002 KEY YEARBOOK. MichMl LatimkiMe BG News BEER AND WINE: The South Side 6 commercial features the store's liquor selection. piBeta celeb«>le .THIS V^JSn^- Commercial's style proup Photo -Only $40 makes it stand out Your organization's photo, a list ot members, and a brief description of the siore. COMMERCIAL FROM PAGE 7 rganization and it's accomplishments. We get response all the time," main objective is to Increase aware Shaheen said. "One Halloween we Full Pa iHsv We see commercial stacked on had about HO people come in," commercials everyday, so you have Shaheen said "They were all doing ily $80 if you reserve the page by to figure out a way to get your com- that (the dance) in the store. I don't December 21st. mercial standout. For a low budge) know if il was just a pan of a game or commercial, maybe by making the what. - A group photo, at least two action photos, and a story on your commercial look generic is a way to Business has dropped a little due organization's activities. separate it from the others and to the current recession, but Shaheen increase awareness." says the business is still going strong Photographs can be taken by a Key Yearbook photographer or you may submit your own. Shaheen has gotten quite a Don't expect a sequel to the commer- response over the last couple years cial anytime soon though. the commercial has run. He said cus- "I don't know how we could ever Contact Melissa 372-8086 or [email protected] tomers frequently bring the com- top that commercial," Shaheen said mercial up when they come in the jokingly. 20 Tuesday, December 18.2001 THE BG NEWS B6 NEWS *•#> THink YoU ArE SmaRT? Originally, the Bee Gee News In your cellar there are three light switches in the OFF posi- was published monthly. tion.Each switch controls 1 ot 3 light bulbs on floor above. You When did it become a daily? may move any ol the switches but you may only go upstairs to inspect the bulbs one time. A. 1920 C. 1945 How can you determine the B. 1931 D. 1965 switch lor each bulb with one inspection?? E uoiiMS Aq pa||OJiuo3 si oanq pioa pue uiun aui z UOIIAAS Aq Daiioiiuoo BGSU si qinq in out l ipuMS Aq poitoiiuoo I RIVIA paipnqnd ISJIJ QJ61 'A|>T»»M I e61 'AHop S961 0 si ojoq IOM SMI padsui oo uo z uoiiMS ujru uo )i liini uaui aioui JO utui S inoqe aiiiiM e jO( uo l upuws uini "FIFTY - FIFTY. 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CALL for a no-obligauon appointment to get the details It will take about 20-30 minutes and is done by WC Hani tm arta -*a» a> afcnonal Hall «ift in, tWornn <* ".Man; Soaac* (Ann, » 0 TC I Call HW "I MO FOB AN APPOINT***! NOW anpoinlment only Would you consider working PART-TIME, J-MTlM AM, GMnl aid Ann, IOTC nmalunanaal, aad pi lh« hmalni nf *>%& MIL FM)OUTHOW* while attending school FULL-TIME for a "ZERO COST' FOUR ^ 7rW^c% YEAR EDUCATION? ■ BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18,2001 21 Personals i«ii.#i#.«.«^i«i«.ii.«.«i«.«Ui«^^i«i«^.ti#. Internships Need an internship next semester "YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY" N.W. OHIO'S OLDEST INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE NEWS The Gavel is now accepting applications for "OVER 30 YEARS IN MUSIC!" 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Services Offered Extra graduation tickets needed. pre-recorded cassette, CDs, pre-recorded cassettes, Will buy for best offer Please call music VTIS or DVD music VHS or DVD. and get $2 (all sale items and specials excluded) 354-5159 or 216-469-7136 Tony. (all sale items and specials excluded) _ . OFF each item •1 coup, per visit- -1 coup per visit- (■II uk ilrm. and specials rurluded) Exp. 12/31/01 Worried about pregnancy? Exp 12/31/01 -I coup, per visit - F. sublsr. needed Campbell Hill Exp 12/31/01 Gilt Certificates Available Get Tested Apts $200 Mo. 353-1366, Gm CertlficalM Available GH1 CtHlrfkCJtM Av*NJbto FIND IT AT FINDERS! Finders EZ CD Openers $1.59 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Ask tor Jen or Matt FIND IT AT FINDERS! FIND IT AT FINDERS! Finders a CD Openers $ 1.59 ftndw* 12 CD OMMTf S1.59 M or F roommate needed ASAP for 2 bedroom condo. Laundry, own Personals room, & full bath, 2 car garage. $350 neg. 419-352-3738. Subleaser needed ASAP for 2 bdrm Footlocker apt. $200/mo . utilities, turn Will Get all your sports apparel and have own room Close to campus. New Releases • Deep Catalogue • Rare Titles • Boxsets • Jazz • Blues • Classical • World • athletic shoes here! Until May 2002 Call Sarah 8 354- B.Q. WOODLAND MALL 7842. Pop • Rock • Rap • R & B • Reggae • Soundtracks • Country • Folk • Bluegrass • Christian • Childrens • Instrumental • New Age • Christmas Qin* from the Heart Subleaser needed ASAP Hand cratted items own room, close to campus. 403 S. Main St. 128 N. Main St. Home decor gifts. $295/mo plus utilities. Downtown/Findlay "YOUf Music Library" Downtown/B.G. B.Q. WOODLAND MALL Contact John Short at 353-4606. 22 Tuesday, December 18,2001 THE B(i NEWS BG NEWS The Daily Crossword Fix f Management Inc. brought to you by tri 2002/2003 LISTING Dinners Signing Leases NOW > i • • 1 ' • W " 1 Native of Arabia for " 2 Volcanic ash n '1 " 3T-men I* It 1IT 4 Ecclesiastic (abbr) $ 5 Cow sound Management Inc. 6 Prisoner Hillsdale Apt , 1062 Fam/iew - » ■ 7 Answer 1 & 2 Bdrms./Air Condition 10 8 Person in charge Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal an 9 Direction (abbr) Starting at 4pm ■ V M Washer/Dryer hook-up in 2 Bdrm. Choose from: 10 Males Starts at $390 ♦ Utilities • w 11 Met _ (ban player) Call 353-5800 •Ham •Spaghetti '- 17 Officer of the Guard (abbr.) • Pol Roast •Chop Steak ■r 1 ■ <• 19 Paid notice (slang) I p 22 Drunkard 45 Climbing plant /tfEfcCA 24 Article 46 Or 1021 S. Main SI. Management Inc. u i ■ 25 Bread 47 Sergeant 1 st class (abbr) Helnzsite Apt 3S2-0I23 I " 26 Formerly (archaic) 48_Whitney *TT a*H 710 N. Enterpnse SI. •» •1 27 Money 49 Tap gently 1 Bdrms/Air Condition 28 Festive occasion 50 Os (plural) ■ 44 Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal •• 29 Prior time (prefix) Starts at $410 + Utilities at " « 30 Pave street Cla-Zcl Theatre 32 Typical, usual Downlown B G » 353-1361 1 33 Swish back and forth www.cla-zel com 36 Southern state (abbr) Management Inc. ACROSS 37 End of Lent Tom Cruise Penelope Cruz 38 Without tone Willow House Apt 1 Winglike structure 38 Toward (naut) 40 Explosion 830 Fourth SI. 41 Midwest state (abbr.) I Bdrms/Air Condition 4 Arabian pnnce 39 Hearty 43 Erbrium symbol Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal 8 Note 40 Paper sack 12 Tattered cloth 44 One-thousandth of a kilogram Starts al $400 • Elec/Gas Vanilla 41 Impersonal pronoun Call 353-5800 13 Ice cream holder 42 Relatives (abbr) 14 Used in fishing (2 wds.) 44 Mitten 15 Hail! 47 Divider 16 Part 51 None ANSWERS Sky 18 Predictable 52 Stars and stripes Management Inc. 20 Aquatic plant (sing) 53 Serum (pi) 716 E. Wooster St. 21 Football score (abbr) 54 Answer (abbr) ■ .;1,TT7 1 bdrms/12 month leases 22 Pigpen 55 State •2 AM R 23 High wind 56 Cable car (Brit) ■ A J 0 | 1 | «Jl 1 Across from Campus 27 Centimeter-gram-second (abbr ) 57 Confederate general Hili ^M o * ■ Starts at $360/Mo ♦ Elec. 5:00 7:30 10:00 29 Created detective fiction i «[*^B ■[» 11 30 High male singing voice »H» iTiHi 31 2-year college degree (abbr) ■ o | ■ | ■ ~»~^H~*T« 32 Painting ■ ^T*T»^B~*" * i' Management Inc. 33 Conflict 34 Equally Evergreen Apt. 215 E. Poe iranorsjarafssgeK? IKI * I o I 4 m a 35 Servitude Efficiencies & Large 1 Bdrms. i i * ~*J(~^ " ° Laundry on site 37 Hearing organ « a • ""^H* ' ■ Stans at & 250 - Call 353-5800 Wanted Stop by the office at Upstairs at: 1045 N. Main St. (or complete listing or NEED GRADUATION TICKETS! Tuesday Call 353-5800 Will pay $ Open Mic Night 373-0279, ask for Andrew http://www.wcnct.org/-mecca/ 18 & Over - No Cover Charge 104 S. Main • 353-0988 Needed: 3 graduation tickets ASAP. 18 & Over Will pay $50 plus tor each. Call fSBSBBHHHfflWaWP!! Heather (419) 306-0303. Rmte. needed for 3 bdrm house Dec/Jan. $350 includes utll. 372-7763 Sitter needed in our Perrysburg Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted home for 1 1/2 yr. old boy begin. Subleaser needed ASAP until May. Jan-June, 8-4, M-F. Ref. req.Job Male or female Fun new house can be shared by 2. Call 873-8398. Horizon Camps Call 353-2198 Subleaser for Spring. Earn extra cash for Christmas. Local Full-time nanny, in our Sylvania Are you dynamic, compassionate, Subleaser needed tor furnished Own room in duplex. $285 mo. & office in Perrysburg filling positions township home, for 3 children, ages motivated and looking for the large 1 bedroom apt Avail in Jan utilities Call 354-6625 NOW in customer sales/service 4 months to 4 years Must be non- EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME? If Call 373-0429 $14.15 base-appt's: guaranteed smoker, reliable, experienced and so. Horizon Camps is the place for starting pay. Fun work environment you' We are five OUTSTANDING Subleaser needed Immediately flexible. Dependable car a must. Du- with other students. Work 10-40 hrs. ties to include child-related activities co-ed summer camps, seeking Lg. bedroom across from campus per wk Co-ops/scholarships award- AMAZING staff to work with IN- Lease ending in May $275 & gat (driving to nursery school, children's Help Wanted ed, conditions exist. No telemarket- CREDIBLE kids, ages 7-15. Loca- Call Brittany at 353-6175 laundry & meals) and light house- ing or door to door sales No exp. keeping. Hours approx. 7am to 3pm. tions: NY, PA, ME. WV. All types ot Subleaser wanted. Large 1 bdrm, necessary, we train Must have a References required. Position can positions available! Salary, room, close to campus. S300/mo plus H.W for management & kitchen help positive attitude & people skills. Call be filled by one person or possibly board, laundry, travel. utilities. Columbia Courts Apts Call at Squeaker's Vegetarian Cafe. Mon. through Fri. 9a to 5p 419-874- shared by two people If interested Aaron 353-5«62 or (419)494 6885 Call 348-5389. 1327 www*me9terbreakv»ork-.com call *19-«41-0824 — 800544-5448 BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Tuesday, December 18,2001 23 Help Wanted For Rent #i#^i«i#i<^i«i#^ifi#i«i«i#i«iti#i#i#i#i«l#i Miscellaneous Help Needed 334 N. Main Lg. 3 bdrm apt. Avail, The Technology Infrastructure Project • Building an Electronic Community Around Apartment Complex spring sem. $800/mo. Near campus Call 353-0325 10am - 7pm and downtown. 352-4197. Apartment available Jan 10. 2 bdrm, Office cleaning evenings over 2 Bath furnished. $600/mo plus Christmas break. 6-8hrsAveek. Own etectric. Call 352-0717. transportation required. 352-5822 2 bdrm condo avail, now! Putin-Bay Beautiful & spacious. 2 full baths, Village of Pul-m-Bay is Seeking 2 car garage. Laundry. $825/mo Dockmasters and Park Maintenance plus util. 419-352-3738. Workers for the 2002 season BRAND NEW APARTMENTS- Good pay. Ferry Pan •Washer and Dryer in each apt! Reimbursement Housing Available 'Resort-style pool with Jacuzzi Musi be over 18. Call 419-285-5112 'State of art computer center www.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet or pibadminScros net •Private bedrooms Sterling University Enclave Spring semester babysitter needed 353-5100 in my Perrysburg home for one 3 yr. old. Must be avail, between Sam GREAT place to live! NEEDED IM- and 4 pm M, W, F. Number of days MEDIATELY 1 male rmte.. Short per week will vary. Good extra walk from campus. Call Marc at 354- spending money job. Call Laura at What's new on 7669 or email FARV220yahoo.com 419-874-8110 for more info. Houses & Apts. for 2002-2003 school year 1 to 4 person homes 'My BGSU' available -12 mo. leases only. Steve For Sale Smith 352-8917 or 308-2710. No calls after 8 pm-listing at 532 An interactive version of the course Work is in progress to put the entire 2000 Saturn SL1. This is the per- Manville. description portion of the Under- Undergraduate Catalog online, and fect car for the college student! 4 I bdrm apt avail, lor sublease Jan 2 graduate Catalog makes its debut planners hope to add interactive dr., 14,000 MILES! A/C, Automat- Part fum , recently remodeled 2 blks graduate course descriptions as well. ic, CD, Beautiful Blackberry Col- Irom campus $355 mo ♦elec. 373- today on "My BGSU," the Web portal. or. Below Book. Must Sell! $9,895. 6301. 669-3047. A similar enhancement—an interac- L & G Rentals. 1 and 2 bedroom for Bed - Queen pillow lop. new. in 2002-2003 school year. For more tive University schedule of classes—is plastic. Full manufacturer's warran- information call 419-354-9740. scheduled for completion during ty. Retail $800 Sacrifice $199. Can Large room in historic house spring semester. deliver Call 419-392-7465. for rent Bay window. $275/mo. Bed full size pillow-top mattress set 352-9925 or 352-9435. The newest features join a growing New in plastic Retail $599. Sell Lower Duplex Available Dec. 1st list of student services available via $ 179. Call (419) 392-7465. Grad Students Preferred "My BGSU." Among other things, MICE ANY SIZE!!! 352-5822 students can request their financial .50 CENTS Price reduced to $750 NOW through Come Dec. 31, students will also be CALL (419) 457-3492. 5/31/02. 3 bdrm. unfum. apt. able to access their fall semester aid status and room and meals OAKLEY SUNGLASSES 1082 Fairview. Call 352-5822. grades via the portal, located at information on the portal, as well as Prescription and non-prescription. Subleaser for lg 1 bdrm. apt., down- http://my.bgsu.edu. Access to the viewing their class schedule, bursar Ray-ban, Gargoyles, and Serengetti town BG. Lease from 1/15 to 8/15. also available. John T. Archer & As- $400 mo. & elec 352-4792. grades application is the same as for bill and the reason and source for any sociates. 1222 Ridgewood BG. Subleaser needed extremely close all other "My BGSU" services; STAR holds on their account.This informa- 352-2502 lo campus located on Manville Own identification numbers will no longer tion can be accessed from 7 a.m.-7:30 room, Jacuzzi, foosball, contact be required to see grades. p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m.-noon Brian O 494-6703. on Saturdays; other portal content is For Rent Subleaser needed Jan.-Aug. 2 bed- In the interactive portion of the available on a 24/7 basis. room duplex with garage. $60O/mo catalog now available, students may plus utilities. Call 353-8186 " Room available starting now Because a BGNet account is required SUBLEASER NEEDED: 1 type in any of several criteria, such as $225 mo. including utilities to access "My BGSU," students who 353-0325 10am -7pm BEDROOM APT. $410/MO INCL. a course prefix, number of credit ALL UTILS. CALL 419-352-9892 need to establish an account should 1 Large Room & Bath Efficiency hours or a key word in the descrip- 3S2-5S22 Available Aug. 15.2002 tion, to pull up courses that meet the contact the Technology Support 111/2 month lease. 686-4651. criteria. Center (2-0999) in 129 Hayes Hall. 2 4 3 bdrm. fum. apt. w/ AC 3/4bdrm house 226 E.Merry $1200 Available Now p/utilities. 3bdrm house 718 3rd st. 352-7454 $800 p/utilities 3/4 bdrm house 2 bdrm. furnished apt lor spring 118 Clay St. $1200 p/utilmos . semester non-smoking Includes 3 bdrm apart. 443 N. Enterprise utilities. 353-5074. $600 p/ utilities .1 bdrm apart. 443 BGSU 233 W. Merry. 4 BR allows 4 unre- N. Enterprise $350 p/utilities . lated people. $775/month. Available Efficiency 443 N. Enterprise $300 ImftlfKllalfllY, Call 354-2854. p/utilities. 2 bdrm house 819 N. Summit $500 p/utilities Charing Cross Apartments .2 bdrm 112 ridge st. $450 p/utilit- 419-352-0590. Now accepting appli- ies. cations for studio & 1 bdrm. apts. Short term I .' '.if * < . University Bookstore Sell Us Student Services Building Your Used Books! Bee. 10-13,8am-6pm Bee. 14,8am-5pm Bee. 15,9am-5pm Bee. 17-28,8am-6pm Bee. 21 8am-5pm Founders Food Court Bee. 17-2818am-4pm Bee. 2118am 3pm (BGSU student ID required)