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vmrw.bgnews.com - U\A — VOLUME 99 ISSUE 66 Local soldiers depart for Iraq By Michael Baker because of them that we have our Wednesday on what their Moms, die most important tiling to me" FIREUNOS REPORIER freedoms," said Major Gaia. Dads, Brothers and Sisters would Smith said. Smith's daughter is a Morale was high as soldiers from Bob Duncan, Principal of be experiencing during their tour student at Norwalk I iigh School. the C-Ccmpany 612th Engineer Norwalk High school was in Iraq. They were able to ask Debbie and Tom Mcintire. Battalion, based out of Norwalk, approached with the opportuni- questions and receive some com- whose son is departing for Iraq Ohio, attended their formal pub- ty to host the formal send off: he fort. Gaia spoke with families and are extremely proud of their son lic send-off last night. The cer- was delighted to host the event provided them with comfort on and the country. Private lason emony took place at Norwalk It's an honor to host such an Wednesday from 8 a.m. to p.m. Mcintire was attending Akron High school, and was open to important ceremony, it'sa human First Sergeant Howard Smith University before being called the public. tiling to do" Duncan said. indicated that the C-Company to active duty, he's pursuing a I-ocal participation exceeded Duncan was full of emotion, received its notice for departure degree in engineering. expectations and many people smiling and teary eyed at times. in September. Soldiers will spend "I just wish this was all over, were left without places to sit. He tried to hold back some of the rest of the week until Saturday I'm really worried, I wish they'd The facility was filled to maxi- his emotions as he talked. Six with their families and friends all just come home" Debbie mum capacity 30 minutes prior of Duncan's former classmates before departing to Kuwait and Mcintire said. The Mcintircs to the beginning of the event are in the C-Company and are then arriving in Iraq. have [wo sons that are also in which started at 7 p.m. departing for Iraq. "Morale is high, our soldiers the National Guard but have not "It's ironic that the ceremony families of the soldiers tied rib- are prepared and willing to go" been called to duty. is being held on Veteran's Day bons around trees and placed Smith said. "We're here to sup- Specialist Hufford lead the -- it gives the ceremony a stron- flags surrounding the high school port our country and love to do troops into the ceremony car- ger meaning, these young sol- in preparation for the patriotic the job we do - I just want to Michael Baker BC N- .■. diers have such dedication, it's event. Families were also briefed bring everyone home safe, this is SOLOIERS, PAGE 2 TROOPS SHIPPED OUT: Specialist Danne Miller, Specialist Sutler .Specialist Leitz, Private Wurm prepare for their departure last night

Play tackles abortion UT Expert BLOOD BOWL By Zach Herman SENIOR REPORIER "Unitarian A conservative county Universalists believe researches in red-state Ohio hardly it is the right of seems the most receptive venue for a church-hosted every woman to prostitutes documentary play sup- answer to her own porting abortion rights. decision whether to By Allison Halco That hasn't stopped REPORTER the University's Theatre have an abortion or "Pretty Woman" it's not. Department, this week- end, die troupe twice will not." 'rhc reality of street-level prostitu- lion is a far cry from what many perform "lane: Abortion of us are exposed to in the movies and the Underground" SARA CHAMBERS and television, with prostitutes at the Maumee Valley CO-DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS Unitarian Universalist facing the threats of violence, EDUCATION sexually transmitted diseases and Congregation (MVUUC) on North Dixie I ligliway in dnig addiction every day. lane was born. Tomorrow, Dr. Celia William son Bowling Green. Utilizing a complex system will be on campus to explore Based on actual events, of secret locations and anony- these realities in a public lecnire the play chronicles the short mous operatives, the women tided "Street Level Prostitution in life of "lane," an underground of lane coordinated more than Toledo: ATypology of Women. collective of women who pro- 11,000 abortions during their Williamson, an assistant vided abortions in pre-Roe v. four-vear official run. from professor of social work at the Wade Chicago. 1969 through 1973. The dan- University of Toledo, has done lane began unofficially gers associated with perform- extensive researchon prostitutes. in 1965 at the University of ing the procedure limited the In addition to interviewing and Chicago, when student activist pool of abortionists, meaning studying prostitutes and run- named Heather Booth became the group used a single doc- ning a program to help women a liaison between abortion- tor almost exclusively. That leave prostitution, she headed ists and young women who physician was later revealed the first National Conference sought die illegal procedure. as a fraud, but lane contin- on Prostitution, Sex Work and Word spread quickly about ued to use him because he The Commercial Sex Industry in Booth's networking skills, had learned the procedure September. and the student, dien preg- from a legitimate practitioner. Having Williamson present nant and pursuing a Master's Eventually members of lane at the University was an easj degree, became overwhelmed took over die abortions them- decision to make, said Mary by demand for her services. In selves after instruction from Knieger, director of the Women's BenSwjnjer BGNews response, Booth assembled a the doctor. Center. The Women's Center is team of like-minded women Playwright Paula Kamen GIVING BLOOD: Jessica Brook is shown above giving blood in the Union at the 2004 Blood Bowl. sponsoring the lecture along to share the workload, and This is the third year that Bowling Green will face The University of Toledo in the Bowl. ABORTION, PAGE 2 with the Bowling Green Chapter of the .American Association of University Women. "Hie Women's Outer is very familiar with Dr. Williamson's Animals used by therapist to help heal disabled patients locally work," Krueger said. "We have a lot of respect lor her." By Nicole Delisio years this is what I should've teer with Lucky Riders. In addition to speaking CUT NEWS EDITOR been doing my whole life," Changing Directions runs about the lives of prostitutes, Debra DeHoff is a therapist, but DeHoff said. "1 was asked many year-round and provides coun- Williamson will examine she has no doctor's uniform and years ago to start something in seling for at-risk youths and community perceptions of no stress management tools for Pennsylvania, and 1 just didn't abuse victims. This is a counsel- prostitutes, her clients. think it was time. Then one gen- ing and team building program "1 hope it encourages people Instead, Dehoff dresses in tleman who was cognitively and so there are no volunteers. to reexamine their precon- casual clothes, works right out physically disabled came up to Pel Paws also runs year- ceived ideas about prostitu- of her home, and uses animals, me and said, 'I would love to ride round and allows people to tion and about prostitutes," mainly horses, and several ml- one of your horses'." spend time with small, trained Krueger said. "The way people unteers to help emotionally and Derioff decided at that point animals. DeHoff says there are think about prostitution affects physically challenged clients. to go ahead with Serenity Fann. about six or seven Pet Paws the women who are Involved An Equine Sports Therapist, Although she had done simi- volunteers, and probably 20 in prostitution." DeHoff is the director of Serenity lar work before, Serenity Farm is people volunteer for fund- Krueger said Williamson's Farm, located at 21870 Lcmoyne the first experience she has had raising and administrative at hands-on experience working Avenue in Luckey. It is a nation- doing equine-assisted-therapy in Serenity Farm. with women who are prostitutes ally recognized organization that one program. In order to successfully run makes her research unique. gives disabled clients therapy EAT, as it is known, is the use these programs, DeHoff screens "This is very groundbreaking research," Krueger said. Sins through affection and respect of horses as a tool to help trou- trained counselors and volun- out there seeing what prostitu- from animals. DeHoff, a life-long bled individuals. teers to help with clients. Susan tion is really like." animal lover and former coun- She now offers diree differ- Robinson is a retired teacher "Street Level Prostitution in selor to at-risk-youths, went pub- ent programs through the orga- who works as the Pet Paws Toledo: A Typology of Women" lic with Serenity Farm in August nization. I ucky Riders runs coordinator. She said the feel- will take place tomorrow at of 2001 after friends and fam- April-November by appointment ing of watching clients with the Photo Provided 10 a.m. in room 210A of the ily prodded her to start such an only and assists individuals with animals is indescribable. PUPPY LOVE: A golden retnever comforts a Serenity Farm patient. Bowen-Thompson Student organization for years. mental or emotional disabilities. Union. The event is free and "My husband said for many About 20 people currendy volun- FARM, PAGE 2 open to the public.

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW BGNEWS.COM WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. November 12.2004 Animal ment process first to verify the DellofThas a scrapbook picture FARM. FROM PAGE 1 them." 1 lettman said. Robinson echoed ibis state- animal's behavior is adequate for of Kamryn smiling while sitting [hej ride these horses with ment, and said she believe cli- helping clients. Horses for all pro- atop a horse. "She couldn't walk." Robinson said smiling, these big smiles on theh bees," ents seem thankful for what the Crams are -i leened Robinson said" Ihe parents, and volunteers do. ahead of time to "My husband "Now she can." even the volunteers, they get very, "It's like you're giving some- make sure they will Although some veryteary-eyed." one mis big present, and all not step on people. said for people may wonder rtiis happiness showed you're really giving them is a With all the differ many years how horses can coun- at a recent Pel I'aws visit to a little bit of yourself and your cut programs, none sel individuals, Delloff that is what believes they can do it classroom ol eight students at animal,'' she said. of I X'l loff s days are Lemoyne Elementary School, Although the three programs the same fhe only I should've just as well as humans. She explained that t hi- students got excited upon benefit many people, not all cli- constant routine been doing the arrival of two dogs and a cat. ents find them useful llobinson for her every day horses live for the They brushed the animals' fui said they have discontinued cli- is doing barn work my whole present, and that some rimes people and. among oilier things, gave ents because they fell they were with her volunteers life." them treats For about 30 minutes not meeting the individual's before preparing ma) be unwilling to needs. She also mentioned that the horses for cli- trust humans. before saying good-bye. DEBRADEHOFF Along with schools. Pet Paws participants in Pet Pawsaresome ents, who range in "Horses don't lie. times afraid of the animals. agefrom3to56, DIRECTOR OF I lorses live in the now.' also visits Christian ministries SERENITY FARM such as Luther Home of Mercy Some rimes they will have The diverse cli- I)elloff said. "They According to Pet Paws volunteer autistic children who leave the ents have given don't have to weed \nn Heilnian. visits there are room when the animals arrive. Serenity larm employees inter- through like we do. I lorses in this special because the pels remind "But then we find the lollowing esting experiences over the type of counseling have been able to unlock the emotions that have residents offheir old pets. time, when we come back they feel years. One client, a 4-year-old Photo Provide* BGNnn more comfortable," I leDman said girl With Cerebral Palsy named been locked up. It was people I hey remember their old COMFORTING: Two kitty-cats enjoy their role in the Pet Paws program, Owners ol each animal in Pet Kamryn, was unable to walk who hurt this client, and the cli- pels, and they get these |X'ts, and sitting in the lap of a patient and bringing enjoyment to their day. it's almost like they want to lake I'aws goes through an appoint- before going to Serenity larm. ent can't trust people."

'Jane' is based on actual events Locals ship out to war in Iraq SOLDIERS, FROM PAGE 1 lie was also a specialist. ABORTION, FROM PAGE 1 woman to answer to her own "It's kind-of a family thing conscience and make her own rying a staff and flag, his duties now and were there for a good saysyoungervi omen do not real- decision whether to have an abor- while in Iraq will he to drive for cause" I lufford said. i/ethe r lsks laced by women seek- tk>n or not," says Sara (lumbers, Sergeant Smith. Ilufford enlist- As the soldiers made their ing illegal abortions. "Women co director of religious education ed in the National Guard three way throughout the halls prior of my generation have no idea," for the group. "|We| do not pro- years ago and this will be his to the ceremony family and Kamen told the Chicago Tribune mote abortion but only the right iii st call of duty. friends laughed, smiled and in i«)4. "Before Jane, it was just to choose it" JkT • "Moral is high, were just ready wept. The sense of patriotism shocking what people had to go Theplayispcrfoimcd.designed, to go and get our job done" was so intense that emotions through. Abortions were unsafe. and directed primarily by I lufford said. ran wild they cost thousands of dollars, University students and faculty. 1 lufTord's father Staff Sergeant Saturday at 9 a.m. a parade and many abortionists had mob "Jane" Will be performed tonight ly Hufford served in the first gulf will start from the Norwalk ties" Conversely, lane never lost and Saturday night at It p.m.. with war; he has since retired from Armory on Rte.61 honoring a patient, a discussion following each show. 4i " ■ jt the Airforce. 1 lufford's brother the soldiers of the C-Company I he pl.iy is sponsored local- rickets are S5 for students and S10 leremy just returned from Iraq. 612th Engineer Battalion. ly b) Planned Parenthood of for non-students, and tan be put Northwest Ohio, and all proceeds chased inadvance at I lie Women's from ticket sales will benefit that Center, I08A llanna Hall. Passes organization. will also lie available at the door. "Unitarian UniversaUsts believe Parents should be warned that Fraternity returns to BG it is the right of the right of even "lane" features adult situations. I^B^^TUB J lanell Kingsborougri started with five members SENIOR RIPORUR in 1922. They live their lives U After four years gone, the Sigma by their creed of true Alpha Epsilon fraternity has gentlemen with the greatest made it back to the University respect for the alumni who Michael Baktr BGNews campus. have helped them come back to FINAL GOODBYE: Soldiers Hance (left) and Berg gather in Norwalk, The nationwide frater- the University. Ohio tor a community send-off prior to their departure for Iraq. nity was closed down on the Their [alumnil dedication University campus in 1999 by its and focus is appreciated by all national headquarters for ol us." he said. "By the end of a violation of hazing poli- the year we hope to charter, and cy and is making its return build a life lasting brotherhood with vehemence. with one another." The SAE's motto—"True Treasurer of SAE, Matt Reising. Gentlemen making a come- also said he is very pleased with back" with 1,500 BGSU broth- ail the help SAE has received ers and an opening party on from the alumni and fellow Homecoming weekend. members. President of SAL. lohn Sideris "We want to make this group STUDENT SPECIALS believes homecoming weekend all it can be in a classy manner," "All Day, Everyday" was a perfect time to make a Reising said. comeback because it is a time of With a strong alumni sys- pride and spirit. tem and lots of support, the "Moving back to the campus Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraterni- 353-7272 gives back to the alumni that ty has re-flourished with high (papa) graduated from Bowling Green," expectations. Sideris said. "It gives them some- "It is an honorand privilege for Mon, Tue & Wed: 11am-1:30am thing to come back to and iden- me to be the president of such a HOURS! Thur, Fri & Sat: 11am- 3:00am tify themselves with." fine group of men," Sideris said. Sun: 11am-1:30am SAE is the largest fraternal "It is an honor for me to be a I tffl organization in the U.S. that part of this bigger picture." cash, checks | Jft9Bjfl|_ I I I ■ ■ 1 1 Large, 1 Item THE TRUTH IS...-

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1789 E. Melrose Avenue • Findlay, OH 45840 • www.biolifeplasma.com WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday, November 12.2004 3 www.bgnews.com/campus WHO RECOMMENDS VIRUS ALTERATION An influential World I lealth Organization committee is sending shock waves through the scientific community with its recommendation that researchers be permitted to conduct genetic-engineering experiments with the smallpox virus. The idea is to combat a disease that is cosidcred a bioterror threat. CAMPUS Unaccounted keys raise concern Janell Kingsborough issuing policy. policy, it is used for the security master keys, which is strictly SENIOR REPORTER Help desk consultant for and benefit of everyone. The forbidden. get a life loo many non-issued building Facilities Services, Sandy lock system and the University Tolbert said that it is ideal for ^ma*^ httT.,' nrtllvt™.f,h! keys are traveling the University Tolbert, believes too many safe- must be secure as possible and department secretaries only to campus in the bands of many ty concerns have been created when any person leaves the order keys from Facilities and 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 11 a.m. - 5 p.i n. unknown. by this problem. University, all keys have to be Services. The key issuing pro- Design Imposition Apollo Night Picket Sales, Facilities Services have been "When people allow other returned to Facilities Services cess would run more smoothly Models from the Architecture Sponsored by IK.SU Gospel in the process of updating people to use their keys and before receiving their final pay- and securely. 322 Course Choir records regarding keys issued not return them and when keys check. Those that keep their "If people just followed the Union Galleries Union lobby to University employees and are stolen or lost with ID's, then keys can be subject to police |key issuing) policy we would have found many instances we have to do emergency lock action. have less lock changes, and 9 a.m. II a.m.-5 p.m. changes," Tolbert said. The biggest problem accord- it would save the University Ohio Music Teacher's American Red Cross of disregard for the approved Association Tall Conference University key ordering and According to the key issuing ing to Tolbert is the transfer of money." Bloodmoblle Moore Musical Arts Center Union Multipurpose Room

10:15 p.m. Noon - 3 p.m. Movie: Anchorman Army ROTC Recruitment Table Educators for Democracy to meet in Union Union Theater Union Lobby 8 p.m. 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. n.. tl ■ ^_ (*«...II" I ' ...... ; I I I- ,.t I. ninn • linir about'iliriul it hasIt'll' progressedlirillll'ili i ml illin other111 Kill' heKn said.CllH "Classrooms' fM'iccn wtirit: haveM I I t I fto By Brian Scullm Evers, will both give their Space Dreams - Our Quest to Education for Democracy REPCSTER areas across the world and this be democratic. Teachers have Insights as to their roles in build- Explore the Universe Union 201 I ducation around the world will ing democracy in the country of country. to use democratic methods. In Multi-media show in the "All the people that are going many places in the world, that is be In the spotlight Friday after- Iraq. Planetarium, $1 donation sug- 8 p.m. Ma] held, emeritus pro- to be talking at the conference not very well understood." noon as a number of University gested, lasts approximately 1 A Cappella Choir and departments host a conference fessor from the University of have been on the ground in I be professor also expressed hour. discussing the various efforts Utah, took part in the one-year these places,'1 explains Professor his concern about how the University Men's chorus Planetarium Show is fol- KobackerHaU being made to bring democracy effort to build democracy in Alden Craddock of the School of democratic process takes place lowed by stargazing in the to all people across the globe, Iraq. With the aid of the United Teaching and (.earning. He is in educational setting here on Observatory if weather permits. 8 p.m. notably through ihe classroom. States Agency for International one of the experts scheduled to campus and In the United States /12 Physical Sciences Lib lllil^. i heConleienceon Education Development, Mayfield was speak at the conference. and how the conference can lacob Moss, tenor& William for Democracy, which will take responsible for setting up a "Their not just talking about prove insightful for students. Sparks, baritone "The interesting thing 1 think 10 a.i n. - 4 p.m. lacob Ross and William Sparks, place from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 number of local democrat- something they read about. Ticket sales for Mr. Bin Magic, p,m. in 201 Union, will include ic governments in order to They have worked there and for students will be that they students oi Professor David worked with people in these will hear these speakers say, If Sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta Okerlund.will he presenting a number of experts and profes- help the Iraqi people achieve Union lx>bby sors, many of them from the sovereignty. places.'Craddock said. we want to be a good democ- their senior degree recital. Craddock, also the director racy and want to learn about Event is free and open to the University, who all have their Even also served In Iraq and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. was the former senior advisor of the International Democratic democracy you have to lie act ive public own expertise and experiences Food/lby Drive, Sponsored by about different regions where lor education to Ambassador Kducation Institute at the in your classroom.' And I'm not Room 1040. Choral Rehearsal University, describes some sure very many students on Zeta Phi Beta Hall democrat) Is being promoted. Paul Bremer of the Coalition Union lobby Profess.ii (ilen Itiglaiser.polit- Provisional Authority. of the problems or misunder- this campus have active class- I le was an education policy standings that have hampered rooms," he said 8 p.m. ical scientist at the University 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and one of the scheduled speak adviser for George W. Bush democracy from taking a stron- "Students have to demand it," Erin Rogers, saxophone during his presidential cam- ger hold throughout the world. Craddock said. Demand their Fund raising Raffle, Sponsored ere at the conference, by Delta Sigma Pi's pledge class Bryan Recital I lull I think it will lie interesting to paign in 2000. He later served "I think the biggest thing professors engage them more understand people from dine under President Bush taking a many educators and even stu- and have more learning experi- Union Lobby era cultures, how thej perceive number of different rules with- dents have a hard time under- ences that are connected to the us. perceive democracy and in the White House and the standing is to learn democracy, real world versus just standing why democracy is something Department of Education, you have to be democratic," and delivering a lecture." we should value," he said. The other speakers at the I he two headline speakers, conference will delve into how lames Mavtield and Williamson democracy and educating It's Time to Start Shopping LISTINGS AVAILABLE For 2004-2005! 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V|V All citizens hurt by i\i ITERS TO THE EDITOR BLOOD DONORS new marriage laws students, Bee thunder sticks and many odier pro- Share success with BG inoiiuns that will make for a great time. As a student leader I can not stress enough ON THE STREET Protecting the Institution football's graduating how much your attendance will mean to our of marriage In Ohio is a JED student athletes and our university. Make every What was your biggest crock. HERRINGTON While it is supposed to uphold effort possible to be at this game and join the fear of giving blood? Incoherent Railings seniors this weekend (frange (Inslaught (wear as much orange as pos- the integrity of marriage in con- sible!). Together we can help the Falcons to vic- text to the 1 lory Bible's prescrip- I warn again to lake the opportunity to thank tion ol a union between a man m toiy over the I lerd and help to spread the word all of you I'm your support of BGSU football over and a woman, this new far right the years. about BGSU's outstanding athletic and academic "The problem with programs through a great student showing. See creation hurts Ohio's economy I his Saturday will be another special day for while contradicting the dogma marriage is that you at the game and GO BG! all of this with the program as we celebrate our from which it originates. people get divorced. annual Senior Day when we host Marshall at Issue i was put on the Nov. 2 Noon. The fifteen young men who will play at MATTHEW W. CLEVER Will that 50 percent UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT TRUSTEE ballot in Ohio to attract close- "the I )oyt" for the last time have a chance to rriinded Christians and outright AMY HATFIELD divorce rate go do something thai has never been done in the bigots to the poDs for the Hush storied history of our program. With one win in SOPHOMORE, MARKETING campaign. I his was a short down or up?" the final two games, BGSU will have posted eight 7 hate needles and term solution by Karl Rove to wins or more in a season for four consecutive Gymnastics, swimming counteract the young vote that embodiment of wit. chastity and years, lust as significant is die fact diat their 35-11 passing out." was cultivated to defeat learn good looks, Laura Bush. Its just mark in four seasons is currently die best of any teams not mentioned in Bush. Certain Republicans in the nor possible. graduating senior class in the MAC. ()hio (imgtvss are now raking in The problem with marriage 1 hope you will join us and celebrate their suc- Winter Sports Preview the promised compensation for is that people get divorced. The cess. With a #2(i national ranking in last week's their aid in retaining the presi- divorce rate in the United States ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll, the Falcons are In Wednesday's BG News it was impressive to dency for their party by drafting ol \nirrna is aiound 50percent. on the verge of being in a major Top 25 poll for see the Winter Sports Preview, an entire separate this debauchery So, with the pressure on for the third straight year, iliis home game is criti- section. But only one thing was wrong: You were This amendment uses homo- couples engaged in a leisurely cal asil is played before a national TV audience missing two teams! Gymnastics and (my sport) sexuals as scapegoats for a right non-formal relationship ro get I SPN Came Plan), and the result for each team swimming. Wing agenda that employs the hitched.'' will they wed in full will be significant as hodi teams are in conten- [here were three sentences in die entire eight- ANDREW HONNERT Christian religion only for expli >i confidence of perpetual stabil- tion Inr MA(: divisional titles, MAC bowl bids and page section about Winter sports thai cot Erred tation purposes — to justify ity ? U ill that 50 percent go down additional available at-large bowl bids. FRESHMAN, INTEGRATED swimming. Swimming is a sport that is looked their arrogant and destructive or up? It's obvious that this will There is no greater thrill for our players then to over by much of the University. We practice early SOCIAL STUDIES policies. Ohio's obtuseness generate the dynamic of more see the support of its campus community from in the morning to accommodate other sports in outdoes a handful of states marriages ending in divorce, die time it arrives to the stadium until the final 7 didn't really have die weight room and go to lift at 5:30 a.m. twice a that have decided to rattle the and according to die good ole' gun. any. I just come in week. We practice over 10 times a week and swim advancements of the Civil Rights B.I.HI.I., that's a sin I recall with great fondness the atmosphere more miles in a week dien students could count knowing I'm doing Movement and represents the Ohio, already an economically that you provided in our games a year ago against on their hands! something good.' country with a collective mental- depressed state, will now feel Northern Illinois, Toledo and Miami, and I am The swimming program the hardest working ity that regresses fifty years. the ramifications of passing the hopeful we can recapture that same energy diis sports team on campus, and 1 think it is about of the issue i proponents broadest ban on legal recogni- coming weekend. time to show us some respect! Yes, I understand that could read, many probably tion of civil unions. Unknown to we don't bring in as much money or entertain- didn't even norice the part that some Ohioans, there are many GREGG BRANDON ment at basketball and hockey but give the stu- says, "Thia state and its political homosexuals besides actors and HEAD HIOWAI.L COACH dents information about us and maybe we can subdivisions shall not create or musicians diat generate high start! recognize a legal status for rela- levels of commerce. Do you This is die second year I have been here and tionships of unmarried individu- think successful homosexuals not once have I read a good article about swim- als diat intends to approximate with influence on stable facets Come out, cheer on ming or seen swimming in a winter sports die design, qualities, significance of industry will want to stay in or preview. JOEL ALLEN or effect of marriage." move to Ohio? Will progressives football in final home We have two meets this weekend, one against JUNIOR, This basically says that com- that cultivate new ideas and our rival Toledo and the other against Eastern EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. mon-law marriage will not be invention want to live here? game against Marshall Michigan. Both meets are at the Hec Center, yet recognized by the State of Ohio. Oh yeah that's right, you don't students only know hockey is playing in Nebraska "I've done it many Senior citizens who are widiout care. Screw the hippies, screw This Saturday at noon, one of the biggest this weekend. surviving relatives cannot merge the homos, screw Europe, screw I hear the football coach speaking about how times, so I didn't games in the history of BGSU football will be have any." long-term with non-romantic the Iraqis. Screw everybody that taking place. they need more fans, as if 15,000 isn't enough. partners to become decision doesn't embrace a judgmental The Marshall Thundering Herd will be making We are lucky if we get 15 fans... that aren't our makers for each other in cases of lesus. Viva Bush! their final appearance at the Doyt as a member parents! sickness or death. Lovers of any This issue seemed to bring out of the Mid American Conference, and a Falcon I think the BG News need to respect all sports sex wild do not wish to rush into the worst in some people. Why victory will deny them a chance at a MAC tide on equally, not just swimming but remember gym- marriage will now be forced to should anyone care wtiedier or their way out. We will also be working our way nasdes also! And next time your paper does write gel married or be void of finan- nor homosexuals can be wed towards a bowl bid for the second year in a row something about our program make sure they cial benefits and legal influence and receive legal recognition as (something IK iSU hasn't done since 1992). get all their stats right and not just copy it from over each other's well-being. a couple? This seems contradic- Perhaps more importantly, though, this will the athletic home page! We practice twice a day. So it seems as though tory liecause it is the conserva- also be the final home game for die 2004 Falcon It wouldn't be hard lor the journalist to come and Christians want non-homo- tives that claim wanting to keep I not hall seniors. These 15 young men have interview a coach or swimmer somedme during DANIEL RICHARDSON sexuals to get married in a nice government out of people's lives. helped to rebuild our football program to the the week! FRESHMAN, little church somewhere. Why? This amendment doesn't seem point where we are currently one of the premier Swimming got 3rd in the MAC last year. Do you Because people might be — oh to match up widi die doctrine of MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ED. programs in the MAC and are perennially among have any idea what we are predicted to get this wait, I don't want to say it... hav- "mind your own business! the top 25 programs in the nation. These seniors year or how much our program has moved up in "I don't like foreign ing sex before marriage! You can just hear die rhetoric have played four years at BGSU that have seen the past few years? Learn your Falcon sports and Having sex without recogni- of many of the issue's wonderfi ll teach us all equally! objects puncturing my our football team post a record of 35-11. tion by the State of Ohio? Why I proponents on their way to the The bottom line is this conference, this team body and taking fluid." never! polls: "Oh, man I don't want no and these seniors need and deserve our support. CAROLINE KEATING I am positive the almighty and f'ing f*""s getting married!'' This Saturday, make it a point to be at the Doyt WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND Dl VIM, pure President Bush never forni- and be there early! There will be free t-shirts for cated before his union with that ISSUE 1, PAGE 5

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WWW.BGNEWS.COM OPINION Friday, November 12,2004 5 . - . - I^^^^tf1 Repent your evil Explorer ("coMPRolwise •"") ways, bow down to firefox DOWNLOAD BROWSERS The light of good has shone on my eyes and Mozilla Firefox can be found at washed away my previ- MATT www.gerfirefox.com. ous sins. 1 hereby recant my SUSSMAN Com- previously evil ways and vow Opinion Editor Opera can be obtained at to convert those who live in the www.opera.com. darkness. !*!. a wwo 'aa ^o (own ~«-- 9">< Internet Explorer is evil. IE'S security problems will '£91 < 1 irefox is my redeemer. make you scream "IE." in a — this humble section editor ■ being one of the latest converts. The \ I(>/iHa browser recently spastic Spanglish fashion. SenaTtoR SPECTER Goes Tb SCHOOL. released Firefox 1.0 as a smart ("IEEEE!"] And how glorious the change alternative to PC users plagued Microsoft's security and is. Hallelujah! with problems suffered through management product manager Several keyboard shortcuts Microsoft's behemoth browser, Ben English claims that IE is of IE and Firefox are the same. Internet Explorer. just as susceptible to bad men Users can import their book- marked Web pages. How to be proficient at AIM While IE is prominent on all as Firefox. despite the com- the PC's at BG, the on-campus monality of IE. (Since 1999,95 One of the spiffiest features computers are well protected percent of all Web surfers used of Mozilla and Firefox is tabbed There is a little yellow or funny statement with )K browsing. Instead of opening a PETER or HAHA. This lets the reader by network administrators. IE.) "I don't think that Internet man in the corner of ANZOLLITTO Your home com- Explorer is any less page in a new window, which my computer screen know your intent. Occasionally puter is not that secure than any all browsers handle, Firefox who keeps me from doing my U-W1RF. Columnist you may say something serious "Internet allows you to open a page in a safe, you heathen. other browser out homework at night. He beck- The Lariat (Baylor U.) that you wish you hadn't, you Why? Explorer's there," English told new tab. All tabs are aligned at ons me to click him, and this may also follow these state- Internet Explorer CNet News. the top of the browser, and it's siren's call cannot go unheard. ments with |K or HAHA and implements a security With such a not only a geek's wildest dream, AOL Instant Messenger is moments notice — nothing is hope the recipient falls for it. program called problems Will stranglehold on the but a handy-dandy feature for ruining my life. more embarrassing than having Never, under any situation, ActiveX, which con- market, spam har- casual users. 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(To speak of them persist in taking down my away The primary obstacle is there The most difficult thing ware engineers are using that is no tone or body language ActiveX technology to place — including the saviors of the would require you to date a message and chatting in cyber- about /MM, which I have yd to involved in instant messaging, their goodies onto your hard market (Firefox and Opera) computer science major to space. understand, is when to stop. A — don't use ActiveX. Opera's understand the jargon, and I Before one can properly con- so it is easy for a message that simple click of the mouse to see drive, enervating your precious was meant to be a joke to be memory. Windows XP's Service chief technology officer flakon won't put you through such verse online, he or she must at who is online can result in two Wium lie, told USA Today, hell.) least understand, if not speak, taken seriously and things (bat hours lost. Where did they go? 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I ven members of the among Palestinians for honor guard Thursday evening Hamas and Islamic jihad militant Arafat, new Palestinian as a military' band played the groups, often critical of Arafat, French and Palestinian national mourned his death. leaders named. anthems and a Chopin funeral Safra Hassan gave birth to twin By Ravi Nessman march. boys in Gaza a few hours after SOCIAUD PRfSS Arafars widow, Stiha, stilled Arafat died and said she was RAMALLAH, West Bank — M i! is as the coffin was transferred naming them Yasser and Arafat. Palestinians ai home and abroad from a French military helicop- I'm so proud that the name of wepl waved Hags and binned ter ui the official French airplane Yasser Arafat will be in my house tires yesterdaj in an eruption heading to Egypt every day, just as the name of ni griel ai the Jcatli oi Yassei I hough it had been expect- Yasser Arafat will be in every Arafat, the man they consider the ed for several days Palestinian house father ol their nation, The quick as he fell into a "I'm so proud forever," she said. appointment ni successors did coma, Arafat's Black smoke from little to dispel the huge question death stunned that the burning tires rose marks now hanging ovet Mideast Palestinians and left name Yasser across the Gaza Strip peace efforts. them wondering and gunmen fired Although Arafars death at 75 who could possibly Arafat will symbolic volleys into led some world leaders to talk replace their lead- be in my the air. At Arafat's bat- about the possibility ofa new era. er of the last four tered RamaUah com- Muhjmmed Muhelsen AP Ptioto the outlook was also shadowed decades. house every pound where he will REMEMBERANCE: Palestinian leader Yassei Arafat's security are seen surrounded by portraits of Arafat at in fears of a chaotic transition \rafat had day just as be buried, flags flew the late leader's compound in the West Bank town of RamaUah, yesterday. and a strengthening of Islamic not anointed a at half staff. The radio successor, but the name played somber music, American and Israeli flags. worshipped by lews as the site of been mediating between Israel militants. and the Palestinians in the four I he burial arrangements in within hours the of Yasser church bells in the "It feels like I lost a father and the biblical Jewish temples. Palestine liberation partly Christian city a good friend," said 55-year-old Israel refused, fearing it would years of violence that broke out themselves showed how dls- when the last Israeli peace talks rupted the region is. I he inter- Organization elect Arafat will rang out. and Quranic Mohammed Sbeiha in Jordan. strengthen the Palestinians' claims to a city they envision as with Arafat collapsed. national funeral was to lie held in ed former Prime be in every verses were played for Though Israel sealed the Minister Malimoud hours over mosque West Bank and Gaza Strip and a capital of a future Palestinian Bven as his funeral was Egypt because lew Arab leaders being prepared, some leaders would (ravel to Israeli-controlled \bbas to replace Palestinian loudspeakers. increased security at Jewish state. saw opportunity. Israeli Prime Palestinian land: Arafat was hini as its new chief, house By last night, though. settlements, the mourning occa- Hie Palestinians eventu- virtually ensuring the mourning had sionally turned to violence as ally agreed to lay Arafat to rest Minister Ariel Sharon said Arafat's io he buried in the West Hank forever." passing "could be a historic turn- town oi RamaUah because Israel he takes over as given way to subdued Palestinians threw rocks at Israeli at his compound, the Muqata, Palestinian leader, candlelight vigils. cars and soldiers responded with battered and strewn with rubble ing point for the Middle East" refused to approve interment and President Bush called it "a in lerusalein; and most mourn- at least for now. SAFRA HASSAN The Palestinian tear gas and rubber-coated bul- from repeated Israeli raids. They significant moment in Palestinian ers from the Gaza strip would The Palestinian GAVE BIRTH TO TWINS Cabinet declared 40 lets, the army said. will line his grave with soil from he barred from traveling across legislature also days of mourning, and Palestinians from across AI Aqsa, said Ahmed Ghneim, a history" swore in Speaker the AI Aqsa Martyrs' the West Bank will be allowed Fatah leader, and bury hint in a But both Sharon and Abbas, the Israeli territory to RamaUah, a new Palestinian chief, face severe security official said. Rauhi Fattouh as caretaker presi- Brigades in Gaza, a militant to anend the burial, but only a bare concrete box so he can be Workers in Cairo scrambled to dent of the Palestinian Authority, group linked to Arafat's Fatah select official group will be let in reinterred in Jerusalem whom 61 pressures from their own hard- liners, and as is often the case in lav new carpel and mow the lawn the self-ruling power in the West movement and responsible for from Gaza, according to a secu- possible. at a small mosque near the air- Hank and Gaza Strip, though many suicide bombings in Israel, rity official who asked to remain Meanwhile. Kgypt prepared a the Middle Fast is. the first ques- tion is who is obligated to make port where dozens ol foreign dig- that position will likely have far changed its name to the Martyr anonymous. Palestinian forces funeral at a military club neat i dtaries w ill honor the Palestinian less power than when Arafat Yasser Arafat Brigades. will be responsible for security Cairo's international airport. the first move in the post-Arafat leader in a modest ceremony held it. Fattouh is to serve for 60 Palestinian refugees scat- inside RamaUah, but Israel will Security was at maximum around era. Israel is sure to be pressed for Friday morning, before Arafat's days until elections can be held, tered in neighboring countries, ring the city with troops. the airport and plainclothes offi- gestures to boost Abbas' credibil- body is Down to Kamallah for a though the law may be amended for whom Arafat symbolized The Palestinians original- cers were stationed at apartment ity, while Israeli Foreign Ministei burial service, to allow parliament to choose the the dreams of returning to their ly insisted Arafat be buried in buildings, mosques, and Cairo's Silvan Shalom says the new In France, where Arafat died new president. homes in Israel, matched shout- lerusalein in the AI Ausi Mnsquc main train station. Palestinian leadership "will have before dawn Thursday after Thousands of Palestinians ing "Death to Israel" and "We will compound, Islam's third holi- Egypt, the first Arab country to to prove itself" before a peace 13 nights in a Paris military flooded the streets, many return to Palestine." Some burned est shrine, built on the hill sign a peace treaty with Israel, has process can go forward.

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9p.m Last Comic Standing Black Swamp Pub Celebrated writers MONDAY featured at festival Euchre Night Easy Street Cafe Julie Restfvo Also in conjunction with this festival PULSE WRITER featured readers will be presenting a 10 p.m. The "Mid-American Review" is inviting reading at 7 p.m. on Friday. DJ Kehoe all writers to help them cclebrcati' their "I am really excited about our featured Nate&Waltys craft during their Winter Wheat Festival readers," Craigo said. "They are all great of Writing. writers at varying points in their careers." This Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. This is the fourth-year that "The Mid- TUESDAY in the BowenThompson Student Union, American Review" has hosted this festi- man) distinguished visiting writers and val Craigo said that they are figuring on 9p.m editors are participating in the festival. about 150 attendees. Comedy Night: Event co-coordinator, Karen Craigo, is "We grow every year, this year's crowd Erika Edwards encouraging students to join the fun on will be almost double the number we Mike Green Saturday. "1 hope that anyone at BGSU hosted last year." Easy Street Cafe who has an interest in creative writing Returning from the festival in 2002, will attend the Winter Wheat festival, Paul Many will be attending as part Karaoke Night because I'm sure all who attend will leave of the young adult panel. Many is the Nate & Wallys with more ideas than they know what to author of several books including, My do with! I always do," Craigo said. Life, Take Two." 6 p.m. The session leaders at this year's Winter The Young Adult panel will also include How 2 Workshop: Wheat Festival include award-winning acurrent graduate student, F.rikl--sckilsi'n. Photo Book Making poets and fiction writers and nationally who has two young adult novels. 316 Union recognized editors. In addition to fea- "I know of no other events that are tured readers Carl Phillips and Allison designed with both the very new begin- 9:30 p.m. PW' Joseph, presenters include J. David ner and the serious professional in mind, UAO Movie: Stevens, a widely published short story and I'm pretty proud of that. Winter Van Helsing writer, KatrinaVandcnberg, author of the Wheat is special in that regard, and I'm Union Theater forth-coming poetry collection, "Atlas," pretty proud of what the festival has Tom Noyes, author of "Behold Faith and become," Craigo said. WEDNESDAY Other Stories," and many more.

10 p.m. Vlnny Easy Street Cafe

10 p.m. Jerry Sprauge Nate & Wallys

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7 p.m. Texas Hold Em Tournament Union Falcon's Nest The Shantee closes book on nine-year career 10 p.m. By Hillary Bonner in December. their crowds dancing. Many new developments have player Ward Scon, "It's time to Subtle Car Crash GUtSI REPORTER Their music, labeled the "feel- The Shantee formed in erupted in the following years for move on and do other things PB Army Many people understand the good music of the year" by many 1995, at IX-nison University in The Shantee. with our lives." Modern Soviet Enemies feeling of losing something close dedicated fans, brings songs of GranvuTe. Ohio where bassist They brought a new keyboard- Hie Shantee became a regu- Easy Street Cate to the heart. Whether a piece of love and life to the ears of its Ward Scott, guitarist and lead ist into the band in November of lar fixture in Bowling Green ovvi jewelry or a point in time, the listeners who have multiplied in vocalist Mike Perkins. lead gui- 2003 and placed in Relix mag- the years with quarterly appear- 10 p.m. loss of a good thing can never be number over the past nine years. tarist Matt Morton and former azine's best song competition ances at 1 loward's, located at 210 DJ Diamond D Lee completely reconciled. Many of their songs demand keyboardist Randy Browne- who with Perkins' dynamic original \ Main St. in downtown B(l. Nate&Wally's This weekend, a handful of environmental awareness, came into the band the follow- entitled "Brontosaurus," a song The band built its fan base music fans in Bowling Green will respect for other's, cherishing ing year- met and began playing demanding respect for the envi- here through consistent \isiis r witness the last of a great band's one's friends and loved ones and music together. ronment of the future. and a driven group of fans who live music. realizing the importance of lov- In 1999, Shane Frye joined The Shantee played through- continued to bring their friends. The Shantee, a Columbus- ing life and living it well. The Shantee as the band's out Ohio for nine years, and now "Bowling Green is one of the based band that has graced the The Shantee projects thought- fourth drummer. The band it's tune for them to say goodbye most fun. strongest towns we stage at Howard's Club 11 with ful lyrics through happy hanno- knew Frye from playing the to the people and places they play on our regular circuit," said its presence many times, has nies, complex jams and upbeat Columbus circuit during their have come to know as a band. Scott. "We're sad to be playing announced they will disband rhythms that are known to keep summer vacations. "It's been a great run," said bass SHANTEE, PAGE 8

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"People will rent if Once a category is chosen, it slid "You don't need bricks and they know about it," he said. has a limited amount ol men 'Express' director scores motor for it." Not driving to go Shatners "We need to collect data and ies. Choose a movie and ii will get a movie can be convenient By Michael Siebenaler the North Pole. generate a certain volume. We spit out. for people who live on campus PUISE REPORTER The plot includes many need to figure all that out," he The DVD disc will slowly And for any cheap college Stu Grade: A dangers (Flat Top Tunneal delight said. That's what the testing come out from undei the screen dent, who enjoys watching mov Director Hubert Zemeckis (.lacier Gulch and a thrilling phase is all about" The disc does not an K eta a box. Ies, will be in lower prices than ice sequence) and delights As of I'riday last week when I here are sleeves to slip the disc ("Forrest Gump", "Castaway") into when ready to go any rental video store. incorporates a new system of (details of Santa's operations as part of ii arrived, the movies cost $.99. and skydiving elves). Although the price will change Return the movie by sliding |en l'aglio was at the machine performance capture anima- r the credit card and pressing renting "Starsky and Hutch.' I tion into the new film "The Zemeckis takes full advan to $2.. >l> for new releases next tage of theanimated medium week, the older movies will return. Slip the disc, with the would come here because it's Polar Express." comedy cheaper," she said. 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("Apollo You may see more subtle Richardson said. touches in repeated view charge the credit card the CD changers. 13",TV's "China Beach") don't By Oan Myers concentrate on character ing (e.g. watch the snowman PUtSt RtPORIt R closely as the boy leaves his names, so the audience gets The lighting is dim in the Black house on the train. more involved in the story, Swamp Pub but when "The SHANTEE.FR0MPAGE7 Don Burgess ("Contact* which is based on the book Plastic Shatners" get on stage, of the same name written by "Spider-Man") and Robert our last show there this week- their comedy shines. Check out the Pulse online Chris Van Allsburg. Presley provide crisp, clear end." The Plastic Shatners, an (io to www.bgnews.com and read these great Pulse reviews: The plot centers on a cau- cinematography while [fae Shantee will bid farewell to improvisational skit-based tious boy, a caring girl, a Alan Silvestri ("Back To the Howling Green tomorrow night Future") produces another comedy team, kept the crowd know-it-all boy and younger laughing Wednesday night with at 10 p.m. at Howards Club H. amazing musical score (he boy named Billy. situations both ridiculous and I licit final show will take place at has composed over 100 in • "After the Sunset" review I he Newport Music Hall on High Filmmakers combine risque. expert film techniques with his career). Street in Columbus on December Emotional themes reflect They performed skits similar • "Surviving Christmas" review the almost seamless special to those on ABC's "Whose Line Is 17. ing genuine care, love and effects to create immense It Anyway?" such as "silly super- environments as the Polar humanity make this film an instant classic. heroes" and "dating game." 1 {press train chugs toward "StU} superheroes" involves four onstage comedians who use absurd superpowers, such as "helicopter man" and "meal DECEMBER GRADS! vision man." to deal with a situ- ation. In last night's case, their situation was the cows of the Get your senior portrait world becoming angry and revolting against humanity. taken at the "We have to do something! The cows are getting really mad!" helicopter man shouted to meat vision man. who replied, "What am I supposed to do? All 1 can do is see them!" I In.- unique name of this group, who are made up of 18 'adwtiion current and former University students was thought up by one of its founders. "I came up with it when we FAIR were going to meetings |in the beginning!," said Matt Robinson, a member of the Shatners. One Thursday, November 18 of the group's founding mem- bers did great William Shatner impressions, inspiring Robinson 10 a.m. -7 p.m. to create the name. "Plastic was Bowen-Thompson Student Union thrown in for something silly," December Robinson said. Multi-Purpose Room, 2nd floor SEAGATE CONVENTION CENTER The Plastic Shatners began TICKETS AT THE BOX OFFICE, AT AIX *(jSalia«rOUTLBTS, in 1999, first performing at Dress appropriately, but just walk in and CHAROEBY-PHONE (419) 474-1388 Sf OMJNB AT taOkatnmtor.oom Latinopalooza. 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No laughing Hockey skates into Omaha By Kevin Shields each game. matter: Rugby SENIOR REPORTER "We had this the first two The suspension of the seven weeks of the season," Paluch said. "There'll be competition gets roughed players is over and now the Falcon hockey team is back to for different spots on lines, for full strength as they get ready to lineup spots and key roles on up by Michigan go out to Nebraska-Omaha to the team now much like at the face die Mavericks. beginning of the year. 1 hat's all By lames Kuper a positive thing. Ihe more guys CUtSI REPORTER After getting a win and tie against Notre Dame this past you got competing for certain All the laughter died in sor- weekend, the Falcons are up to roles is a great situation." rOM on Sunday as die Bowling 19 in the USCHO/CSTV Division Jonathan Matsumoto contin- Green nigby team was edged by 1 online poll. The highest rank- ues to lead the team in scoring Michigan IS - :* in the final of the ing the team has seen since 1997 with six points. I le has recorded Midwest Regional of the National three goals and three assists when they were 17. i ollcgiate liugby Championship. Omaha is right behind them this season, including an assist 'Hie loss means that the Falcon though at 20 and off to 5-3-0 on Thursday night In 3-1 win. niggers will not be going to the start after going 8-26-5 a year Right behind him is Mazzei, national championship next who has recorded five points - ago. spring for this first time in this They're coming oft two loss- on the year with a goal and four century. es at Alaska-laii banks, but are assists. KG defeated the University of a team that head coach Scott The freshmen continue to be Northern Iowa on Saturday in I'aluch knows is much improved. the top contributors anil Mazzei a wild match that the Falcons " I'hcy're as much improved as accredits lhal lo him and his won U - 34 over the Panthers any team in our league right teammates coming together as in the regional semi-final while now," Paluch said. "They have a team. Michigan. more balance than they did last "I think a lot of people doubt- " I hen N going to be a period of year throughout their lineup. A ed us the past two weekends m< mining." Bl. head coach Roger year ago, their offense relied on with a lot of seniors and juniors Ma/yarclla said. "When you are two or three players, where as out of the lineup, but we contin- focused on die one goal that is this year they're getting a lot of ue to come together as a team. the hardest to attain, everyone good contributions from a lot of Mazzei said. Ifwe can keep our lends to forget everything else different guys, It's another league numbers up and with the guys that was accomplished This contest for us that'll have four coming back this weekend we team won the MAC for the 23rd big points on the line." should only get stronger. This tin it-, tagged two opponents with Leading the scoring this year weekend we'll all come together UK) point losses and made it to lor the Mavericks is forward Scott Mike Metzjer BG News again and hopefully pull out the Midwest finals, all after los- Parse. Through eight games, he FIGHTING FOR IT: Jonathan Matsumoto attempts to win a face-off against a Notte Dame player on four points on the weekend." ing two-thirds of the first XV to has put up 12 points on four November 4. As a freshmen, Matsumoto leads the Falcons in scoring with six points on the season. The Falcons may be short handed a player this weekend as graduation. I'd say thai is a pretty goals and eight assists. defenseman Jon Siiko remains nice list of goals that WERE met" I li l Parse) had a terrific fresh- In net, Chris Holt has stalled Four players got their first getting ourselves opportuni- Nonetheless, the loss will leave man year last year." Paluch said. every game this season and has goals on the season this past ties to shoot. We got a lot more day-to-day with a ankle contu- sion He left the game at Notre a hitter taste in the mouths of "He's a guv that really under- been one of the top net-minders weekend in a weekend where people to the net and really I lame on Friday in the first peri- a team that had to claw their stands the offensive zone, he's in the league. His goals against BG scored seven goals, lames took advantage of rebounds. W8] back into ihe thick of the opportunistic and he knows how average is 2.87 with a save per- linger, lohn Mazzei, Dana We know that'll be the key week od and didn't return. race after a mid-season loss to to score. I le's just a very good all centage of .904. Hanson and Alex Foster all in and week out with the type ISC and Omaha will drop the puck at the Qwest Center Indiana. around offensive player." For the Falcons. Jordan recorded their first goals of the of goaltenders we'll face in the tonight and tomorrow night at lining Northern Iowa for the Other big contributors for the Sigalet has also started every year against Notre Dame. league." 8:05 p.m. Radio broadcasts can fnsi lime ever. BG jumped out Mavericks have been forwards game this season. He made "Getting seven on the week- With all the suspended play- be heard on WPI'X (107.7 FM) to a 27 - 5 lead at halftime only Bill Thomas and Dan Hacker. 80 saves on 85 shots this past end was big." Paluch said. "Yet ers back this week, the practices to have lo hold off a massive Thomas has II points on five weekend against the Irish to we still don't understand how have been more competitive tonight and tomorrow night on [tether offensive In the second goals and six assists, where as bring his goal against average hard we have to work to get with guys fighting for positions WBGU (88.1 FM). Andy Ivans will be doing play-by-play half. Wing Matt Johnston did I lacker has three goals with five to 1.97 on the year with a save those goals. I thought we did in the lineup. Only 18 players of the 24 on the roster can dress each night. RUGBY, PAGE 11 assists. percentage of .944. a good job in both games of Showdown at the Doyt

ByAdamHntzak BG head coach Gregg strength is the strongest, ASSISUNl SPORTS EDITOR Brandon believes the setting Marshall's defense is led by Ihe matchup is perfect for a for this game alone is enough iwo top-notch defensive ends, big game down the stretch of a to have his players playing at lonath Goddard will be the season It is the kind of battle their lop level. Falcon's most important playei that players get pumped up for "Any red-blooded American to slow down as he leads the and fans pack the stadium to football player doesn't need too team with 12.5 sacks and leads see. Number one versus ntun- much of a pep talk for this one," the conference with five forced lier one. he said. "If he docs, he doesn't fumbles and 23.5 tackles for I he Marshall Herd bring iheir have a pulse." loss. Jamus Martin lines up at lop ranked defense in the Mid- As the Falcons lead the con- the other end position and has \meiican Conference to Doyt ference in scoring, passing recorded seven sacks. Ihe duos Perry Stadium Saturday, posing offense and total offense, the pressure on the quarterback the most difficult challenge in Herd lead defensively in scor- from the outside has helped conference play for a Bowling ing, passing, rushing, and total theirdefense force 21 turnovers Green offense that is tops in the defense. Two powerhouses on the season. MAC iii several categories. will collide to see which team's "Their defense is very quick and active," Brandon said. "They're hard lo block. Goddard's an outstanding pass rusher, good football player." "(Brandon) challenged the offensive line as well as myself to try to duplicate what we did against Western (Michigan)," said running back P.). Pope. BenSwanger BGNews Defensive back Chris Royal PERFECT FORM: Bowling Green senior Susie Schoenberger looks ahead while making contact during the has picked off six passes this BGSU Invitational in late September. season, which leads the MAC, for an experienced secondary that does not give up big plays. Strong safety Curtis Keyes is the Herd's leading tackier with Tennis ready to ny again 76 on the year, while record- ing two interceptions and 4.5 By Matt Hawkins ihere was excitement to practice But even with fewer teams it tackles for loss. SPORTS REPORTER this week. Everybody is looking won't be that easy for the Falcons. BG will need to protect quar- After more than a month off, the forward to competing against Senior Susie Schoenberger said terback Omar Jacobs, which BG tennis team wraps up its fall someone besides ourselves." the biggest challenge will be they have done all year, allow- season this weekend in State Yet the amount of competition facing Big Fen opponent Penn ing only seven sacks this sea- College, PA at the Penn State Fall this weekend is much less than State. son. Marshall brings a lot of Classic. the Falcons expected. Besides "This weekend will be pretty pressure, but that will not force The two-day, three-team ISC, only Akron and host Penn tough," Schoenberger said. the Falcons to change their event will be the first action for State are participating. "Obviously playing Penn State: attack. the Falcons since they swept We thought we were going we've never played them before." "The only time we're going to Wayne State 7-0 on October 7. to be there for three days and However, the Falcons believe break off our routes is if they "It's been forever since we've then we find out we're playing they have the confidence to come with the blitz, with more played a competition," Falcon all day Friday and just one dou- compete with the Nittany guys than we can block," said Randy Snydar AP Photo head coach Penny Dean said. bles match Saturday morning Lions squad wide receiver Cole Magner. LOOKING DEEP: Marshall quarterback Stan Hill looks for an open "It's really been hard to slay and that's it," sophomore Ashley "Oklahoma didn't sack (Omar)." wide receiver during the first half against Akron last Friday. focused this entire time bin lakupcin said. TENNIS, PAGE 11

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Home matches BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK This week Pulse Editor Sean Corp jumps into the mix to show these so loom large for BG called "sports experts" how to make f • I accurate guesses at college football Volleyball looks to confident heading into boUi games. ELLIOTT SCHREINER ADAM HRIT2AK MIKE METZGER SEAN CORP games." secure a home game Tonight's 7 p.m. lilt wiih Marshall at for MAC Tournament the Thundering Herd will be Bowling: Green score 38-14 BG 31-20 BG 42-10 BG 34-17 BG the first meeting of the year Rant BG's first tough home Falcon's offense is The turds are going BG will win, but il with wins over between the two teams. BOWLING GREEN 10 FAVORITE Marshall and Buffalo Ml) 119-9, 10-) is led by game is tough until unstoppable at this down as part of will be closer than freshman Kelly-Anne Hillingly, they get up on the point and the Herd their going away it has any right to who is second in the MAC Herd by 14 early. can't score quick. present to C-USA! be. By Jason A. Dtxon SENIOR REPORTER averaging 558 and hitting .314 on the season. Heir's where the difference b Amber Sims is second on the Northwestern at most acute ream averaging £84 and kalie one year ago today the No. 9 Michigan score 33-14 Michigan 28-20 Michigan 38-9 Michigan 21-3 Michigan Bowling Green State volleyball stein leads the Thundering I lend in assists with 1,294. Rant Northwestern slows Henne and Hart will Michigan will be Michigan team was losing a Bve-game ^MICHIGAN 13FAV0RITE Head coach Denise Van IX- down Mike Hart as he keep rolling as the enjoying the smell wins because heartbreaker to Akron inside Walk' said Ml) will he a tough gains 188 yards and most clutch fresh- of roses. Just give Northwestern still Anderson Arena, which cul- game for the Falcons. men in the nation. it time. stinks. minated a tumultuous 12-21 three touchdowns. regular season before losing "They're probably coming into this game feeling they have to Eastern Michigan in lire to wilt, like everyone is at this Ohio State at Mid-American Confereni e point in the season.' she said. tournament just days later. Purdue Score 21-13 Ohio State 27-14 Purdue 24-14 Purdue 33-10 Purdue Now the Fakons, having won "'fliey'rcun, athletic and they're verj well coached." Rant Purdue can't snap At least the Bucks I hate the Buckeyes OSU puts a nail in two oi three last three games. I he Buffalo University Hulls enter into the Anal weekend of OHIO STATE 4 FAVORITE their losing streak can roll home and everyone knows its own coffin with the regular season 15-12 with a are 8-19 and 1-13 in the MAC, against Ohio State. with their rented this. They just won't a loss to Purdue, 7 7 MAI: record, and in pursuit but snapped a 14-game win- can they? Caddie's and cash. win again. ning streak against Miami last Hi two victories over Marshall Saturday. and Buffaloal Anderson Arena. The Hulls are led by Nikki "It (eels really good to be win- Moi/enti. who is one of lour No. 4 Wisconsin at ning after last season." sopho- Michigan State score 28-27 MSU 54-7 MSU 28-24 MSU more Chrissy Gothke said. "I players averaging at least 2.2(i 24-21 MSU kills, wiih 2.97 per game. think everyone knows how Rant Time to whittle down I'm amazed Every Michigan fan Spartans finally BGSU is coming off a four- WISCONSIN 8 FAVORITE important these games are for the national title Wisconsin has should be cheering win a close one. Its us and we're going to try and get set win over Oakland on hopefuls, see ya later made it this far, for the staters. Let's about time Wednesday, a vicloiy in which both wins. Badgers. but they're due. go Spartans! BGSU currently sirs in sixth the Falcons proved to be abun- plaee with Miami, Northern dantly efficient, according to vanDeWaHe Illinois and Kent State all one No. 5 Georgia at game behind in the loss col- "That was a good win for us umn. I he Ibledo Rockets are ... It's always good to rack up No. 3 Auburn score 14-10 Georgia 20-17 Auburn 20-10 Georgia 17-14 Auburn wins to build your confidence," two games behind ar 5-9. Rant The Cadillac gets The Tigers haven't Ever seen what an Defensive struggle she said. AUBURN 4.5 FAVORITE The Falcons have defeated reduced to a Gremlin let me down all upset bulldog can goes down to the both Mil arrd UT twice this A win over either Marshall or Buffalo tomorrow at 7 p.m. in this one. year and they own do to the inside of a end with Auburn season, but Miami and KSU the SEC. Cadillac? prevailing. own the tiebreaker. could secure a home game to The top three seeds in the open the tournament, depend- MAC receive a bye week when ing on how the team's below the MAC [bumamenl begins BGSU perform this weekend. No. 17 Miami (FL) at on Nov. 16. leaving seeds 4-8 But Van De VValle said it's No. 11 Virginia score 28-17 Virginia 45-21 Miami 31-16 Virginia 36-10 Virginia hosting home games which always better to control your Rant A three game losing Canes will come It seems to be that The Miami collapse makes this weekend's match- own destiny. VIRGINIA 3.5 FAVORITE back to life some the hurricanes continues with ups that much more important "We know that everyone's streak in Miami? At how, plus I don't have past. A losing another big loss. Gothke said jockeying for position and c\ Ed j least they have Shaq see much in UVA streak is a reality. We know anything can hap- match is going to be important." this year. pen, but our focus is on bearing she said. "We're working hard Marshall and Buffalo," she said. and we feel pretty good about We know both games are going our chances going into these to be tough, but we are pretty games." Check it out: www, bgnews. com

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By Andrew Hemminger everyday trying to get those things down. ready for Ohio State GUEST RfPORIIR Wednesday was the first day that high school Bas- Q: Talk a little bit about our recent signees for the post player lessica Davenport, like the WN1T because they 2005-2006 season. l)y Elliott Schreiner ketball players were allowed by the NCAA to sign SPORTS tOITOR who averaged 12.5 points per have some weapons of their a national letter of intent with the team of their A: Erik Marschall game and 5.7 rebounds per own. "He is a scoring talent that scores in a variety The Bowling Green women's choosing. Tour quality young men signed with basketball team has a daunting game en route to winning the Forward Ali Mann is com- the Falcons and I sat down to talk with coach Artie of different ways. Being that his dad is his high Big Ten's freshman of the year ing off a campaign that saw school coach he really has a good understanding task ahead of them tonight. Pepclea on not only our 2005 signees. but our The team will be facing No. award. They are just two of her average 12.9 points and current freshman as well. Coach 'P' gives some of playing nine letterwinners that return 7.9 rebounds per game while basketball and the intricacies that it takes to be a 9 Ohio State in the Preseason reallygood insight to our players and below is a Women's National Invitational for a team that is expected to winning the Mid-American transcript of our conversation. good player doing different things on the court." win the Big Ten this season. Conference's Freshman of the Lionel Sullivan in what is arguably the Falcons' biggest season-opening game "It's the first time since I've year award. Fellow sophomore "A tough working blue-collar type of player that Liz Honegger scored 10.2 per Q: Describe the status of our current freshman. to date. been here that we are playing doesn't necessarily think he is going to out out game and averaged 7.5 boards A: "Our freshman, with Scott (Vandermeer) and The Falcons are coming off a legitimate Final Four team," talent you but is going to out-tough and out-work per contest. 'Moon' (Perrick Kobinson, Jr.) in particular and you. And he has a pretty good combination of a 21-10 season that saw them Miller said, "they have a lot Mawel (Soler), the kids that we signed, I think are roll to the Mid-American of you need to win a national They aren't alone. talent to go with that. title." Carin Home (7.3 ppg), like any new guys where they are going through Nick Wilson Conference Championship game after finishing second in The tournament is held Megan Thorburn 16.8 ppg!, a learning process. They are trying to get what "He is a very athletic kid. Nick is very defensive Kelly Kapfeiet (4.4 ppg), and we do and the pace that we play. The one good minded being 6-5 and 195 pounds and is very the MAC West at an 11 -5 clip. annually and features 16 teams from Division 1. A team can Tene Lewis (1.5 apg) each thing with them is that we have not had to talk long, so that is a good combination to have The Buckeyes are com- ing into the year with similar only participate once every played key roles in bringing them about the pace of their play, which really is as well. And he has really good upside to his the Falcons back to the top of something that you have to do with a lot of new offense. He isn't necessarily developed now, but results from last season, finish- four years and each confer- ing the year 21-10 and 11-5 in ence can send just one team. the MAC last year. players. I-ast year it was a problem but with these it is something that can really come along as his "There's a lot of excitement guys it has not been. They just need to mentally get the Big Ten. To say getting invited to the college career progresses." tournament is a rarity for around the program," Miller on the same page as our upperclassman. 'Moon' leremy Holland "It's exciting for us and nerve- racking," BG head coach Curt even the best of teams is an said. "There's a lot of youth- has a really tough responsibility playing the point "A very skilled 6'8" kid that can play all over the ful talent in the program that guard position and really having to talk on the Miller said. "It's definitely a understatement. court. A tremendous three point shooter who "It's a great honor when bears well for our future." floor. Scott needs to understand that he is not can handle the ball, play everywhere and is a very great opportunity for us." The beginning of that talent you're invited," Miller said. Action starts at 7 p.m. at just out there to hang out. lie needs to be a more motion offense oriented player." Value City Arena in Columbus. dominant type player and that is hard for a lot HI MINDER: Coach Dakich and the Falcons will needed to compete with the "They take a look at up and best in the nation starts with coming programs from around If the Falcons win, they will play of freshman. Mawel plays extremely hard and be holding an open scrimmage Saturday morning Sunday. There is a chance the has experience in college basketball as a junior- at 9:30 to all at no cost. Students, stop over before guard Catty Matter, who aver- the nation." But the Falcons aren't plan- game will be held at Anderson college transfer (Coffeyville). Mawel just needs going lailgating at the Doyt and check out the aged a team-best 14.8 points per game last year while being ning on being flattered by the Arena if an upset happens on to understand how to play the right way while newest version of the Orange and Brown. the other side of the bracket. also playing smart and he has been in the office named second team All-Big opportunity to play a team like Ten. lust as dangerous is 6-4 the Buckeyes in a tournament

Disappointment abounds Tennis focused after time off in ball possession. BG's Derek RU6BY.FR0MPAGE9 "They were playing way back Dean also said even though there are no team for the kick so 1 just took off," he lmes drew first blood with a pen- TENNIS, FROM PAGE 9 alty field goal, but from then on scores kept, the tournament is like a dual match most of the damage as he lili'i said. where teams play each other all at once. all\ manufactured three tries on Staropoli added another try the University of Michigan used "We have a lot more c< mfidence t ban we d id last year," lakupcin said. "I think all of us this year This tournament will also allow Dean to adjust recovered fumbles and blocked and lines converted both before its overwhelming size difference to power the ball downfield. The have played so well and our confidence level has her singles lineup one last time before the dual kicks. Scrum half Vince Staropoli the Panthers nearly crashed the match season begins in January. victory, scoring five tries as BCi Wolverines spread three tries over risen a big step which in tennis is huge." added IK ft fourth try on a fumble But with over a month off between match- "I'm going to play different people at the top of recovery and fly half Derek lines desperately tried to regain the the length of a match that ended with BG desperately trying to put es, other aspects may affect the Falcons the lineup against the two teams and see how we booted two conversions and a lost momentum. A pancake tack- do," Dean said. "This kind of tournament actu- penalty field goal. le in the middle of the field by BCi the tying points on the board performance. before the final whistle. "On Friday everybody will play two singles ally gives me the opportunity to do that." Wing Dave Demings got the lock Aaron Slates ended UNI's No matter how tough it may be, the Falcons are second half going by taking a last hope gave BG a narrow 41 The Falcons end their fall sea- matches and a doubles match," Dean said. "It's been so long since we competed, so the concen- just ready to play again after the long layoff. slum suing pass anil men motor- - 34 victory. son a very respectable 28-6 with plans to tour the South and tration and focus plays a factor for that many "We're really excited," Jakupcin said. "I mean ing ninety nine yards for a new The final w-as a chess match it's our last tournament of the fall so we're ready make lor longest try in the Falcon defensive struggle with neither Ireland next year in preparation matches. 1 just think that much intensity in one day will be hard." to go." record book. team able to gain an upper hand for another run at the nationals.

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