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Diversity LIABILITY IX THE LIBRARY FIRST IX A THREE PART SERIES Ashland Boutique residents shows off don t want to students to pass bill Fifth fashion show ASIII AND. Ohio (AP) — Less entertains, models than 16 months ago. rising new summer styles floodwaters from winter storms forced people in the By Nikki Jardine north-central Ohio from REPORTER their homes. Students were able to gel a Now some residents are sneak preview of the new opposing a plan that officials styles of summer featured on say would pay to reinforce a runway under bright lights, dams and help alleviate con- accompanied with remixed cerns about flooding. old-school funk, hip-hop and The Muskingum Watershed rock tunes. Conservancy District has pro- The new summer styles posed a S270 million property of Diversity Boutique were assessment for residents In the modeled during "Remix the district, which covers about Runway.'' featuring remixed one-fifth of the state. tunes by D) Diamond I <<• Residential and agricultural The fashion show, held last property owners would haw night in Olscamp by Diversity to pay S12 a year over the next Boutique and F-'ad Watch, gave 20 years. Commercial proper- audience members a glimpse Dan Myerl BG Ne«s ty owners' assessment would at the variety ofstyles available WATER WORKS: Since its opening in 1967. the Jerome Library has leaked due to the watering of shrubs on the east side of the building. Now. the be determined by the amount at the clothi ng store located on building still leaks and has more leaks due to problems such as humidity control. of runoff from their property. Main Street. As the plan moves toward This is the fifth fashion approval this summer, some show Diversity Boutique has community members are put on at the University since worried about how the money it opened in August 2003. will be spent. Hrin Norman, owner of Diversity Boutique, said she Leaking out wisdom FLOODING, PAGE 8 wanted to put on these fash- ion shows as something enter- taining for student-, Jerome Library lacks humidity control, dryness "When we started doing it. there weren't anj going on By Dan Myers Jerome's firsti.loor catching drips that fall cost. Extreme humidity can be damaging to here. I thought it would be a RE PORtER from a brown spot in the ceiling. papers and books, said Eric llonneffer, the fun thing to do," Norman said, and BudgetTharp Next to the drip's source, ceiling panels document conservator at the library. Norman wanted students in CAMPUS NEKS EDITOR are missing, revealing a system of pipes "We want to keep humidity under control Ohio to have the chance to On a warm lune day in 1967, days after the spaced 12 inches apart. because moisture is a catalyst for deteriora- experience a fash ion show like new Jerome Library opened, it was already It's the Kathabar system. While it once tion," llonneffer said. the ones put on in Los Angeles, leaking. ran a lithium chloride solution to control While books can adapt to sustained she said. On a warm April day nearly 40 years later, humidity, warm water runs through it now. increases in humidity, wild swings up and GOING WITHOUT: Jatoya 1 alley, junior, was a it still is. The chemicals were shut off about 20 down can be damaging. And the library's model at the show last night A. Robert Rogers, the library's director years ago, estimated Bob Waddle, assistant humidity is erratic in months of extreme hot Migrants boycott and previous shows after in the 1960s, sent a memo on June 26, 1967 vice president at Capital Planning. While it's or cold, llonneffer said. U.S.-made products attending one of the shows her detailing stains caused by dripping water. unknown why the University shut off the A 1964 memo from Rogers during the freshman year, The memo states, "Apparently, the trouble system, its stoppage leaves the library with- library's planning stages describes "the ideal to show what the "After I saw it, and since is caused by an overflow when the shrubs on out a way to control humidity. conditions for the preservation of booksand economy would be modeling is really my passion, the east side of the building are watered." "It helps to control the temperature, but user comfort" as 72 to 75 degrees and 35 to 1 went into Diversity Boutique Now, the building still leaks, but the rea- the warm water doesn't do a doggone thing 40 percent relative humidity. without their contri- sons why are more complex. for the humidity," Waddle said. FASHIONS, PAGE 8 A bucket sits in the southeast corner of The lack of humidity control comes at a JEROME. PAGE 2 bution; PAGE 18 A thunderous silence IMtKSCOl.ui; M.YHKIiv SECOND IN A TURKIC I'Alil SKIUKS VISION members Color blind to hiring use their quiet to get Questions arise over background in, should study," ity woman. Susana Pena and he said. "We are, and I think we Sridevi Menon. two other pro- their voices heard appointment of new want to be a multicultural soci- fessors in the department, felt the same way. By Candice Jones department head ety, a society that understands REPORTER and welcomes the experiences While several people object- By Meghan Durbak of all individualsand that means ing to Messer-Kruse's hire do not On the count of three, every- REPORTER body scream. that no one individual can repre- sec how a background in labor As part of the national Youth On July 1. a white man will head sent all the possible ethnic expe- history — the study of workers' Day of Silence, VISION invited the University's ethnic studies riences or identities that ethnic struggles — can coincide with students to gather in front department. That white man is studies wishes to explore." ethnic studies, the committee of the Union and "break the Timothy Messcr-Kruse. and he WhileMesser-Kruse members saw Messer- silence" by letting out one big makes no apologies. certainlydoesn'tclaim Kruse's background as an scream. Youth Day of Silence In his written response to the to have all lived expe- asset to the department. is a day where members and numerous letters he received, riences! he believes he Pena pointed out most objecting his hire, Messer-Kruse can still help people people don't have Ph.D.s allies of the gay and lesbian Colleen Redmond BG News said, "I won't apologize for being understand the con- in ethnic studies. The community spend most of the SILENCED: James Offenhartz, VISION activism chair, screams to cease a 'white man.' I didn't choose it structions of race on rest of the faculty have day in silence and end the day his silence he has held all day for silenced gays and lesbians. with a bang. and I try every day not to let it an intellectual level. degrees in sociology, "We want everyone to hear a statement. Offenhartz said homophobia define me. I believe in the goal of So does Vhiba American culture stud- us," said James Offenhartz, Almost every dayOffenhartz keeps people in the gay and a color-blind society and while I Bhalla, an ethnic stud- ies, psychology and vari- fully agree that 'race does mat- ies professor. Bhalla TIMOTHY ous forms of history. It Activism Chair of VISION. said he is offended by some- lesbian community from get- MESSER- ting married, adopting chil- ter' it only matters because of didn't know Messer- is their emphasis of race VISION is the University's one on campus who makes a KRUSE dren and getting respect. the intertwined histories of race, Kruse was white until that makes each of them Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, comment such as "that's so DEPARTMENT Queer, Intersexual, Asexual, gay." He wants the public to Derrick Daggett, junior, is sex and class—the subjects that she interviewed him eligible to work in the CHAIR Questioning and Ally know words like "gay" and going to be the Vice-president I have taken as my life's work. I in person. Nor did department. Community. "faggot" are just as offensive as of VISION next year. He liked hope that some day race will not anyone else on the Messer-Kruse empha- At 8 p.m. last night about any racial slur. the idea of screaming in the matter as much." search committee, since asking sized race in several articles in 10 students from VISION and "We want people to know middle of campus so he could For now, Messer-Kruse does about race on an application is the field of labor history when other campus organizations that words like that are just vent everyday frustrations. believe it matters, so much that illegal. What they did know, was most historians only empha- gathered in a circic to make hurtful,"Offenharlzsaid."And "It's a good way to make it he made it his life's work to study that he was qualified on paper. sized class, Pena said. a statement about discrimi- to tell people that homophobia known what our lives are like," the constructions of race and And after interviewing him, In addition, Messer-Kruse nation. After sharing a loud is not okay." Daggett said. work for social change. Bhalla felt assured that he was has what Pena calls 'real-life scream in unison, they passed The big idea is to inform But as long as homophobia "Ethnic Studies is something, committed to teaching racial experience.' around a microphone to talk the community and to even- which I think everybody should issues effectively and cared about why they were making tually phase out homophobia. SILENCE, PAGE 9 be aware of, should have some about her issues as" a minor- MESSER-KRUSE, PAGE 8

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday. April 27,2006 WWW.B6NEWS.COM No school bus required Weavers offer Due to lack of money, order to get their food." Twining said her students arc too can participate in. more than rugs The marine lab. hcrpelol- excited, especially because they "This is something students virtual field trips offer ogy lab and greenhouse will be can e-mail and phone in ques- do as well." Underwood said. solution for classes shown on a live st ream over the tions that will be answered at Raker likes the idea of a vir- Brown Bag Lunch eco-friendJy nature of the fabrics Internet to six schools in north- the end of the program. tual tour because classrooms as the weavers use mostly natural By Alison Kemp west Ohio and one central Ohio One of the animals that the will get to see organisms that looks at how women dyes to form the beautiful colors. RCPOftlEX school. Six of the seven schools hcrpetology lab is showing is t> pically would not be shown in sustain their markets Mary Krueger, director of the With public schools complain- are high schools. a boa constrictor owned by class, such as carnivorous and Women's Center and member ing about a loss of money for Letters were sent to schools Hileen Underwood, University insectivorous plants. By Meagtian Geragrrty of yesterday's lunch audience, field trips. Matt I'arlin, instnic within 30 milesof the University, biology professor. Three plants that will be REPOmtR explained her reasoning for ask- mi ni biology and the marine asking if they wanted to partici- Harry, the boa, is eight feet shown are the Venus flytrap, Standing in front of chairs draped ing Gajjala to present this par- lab coordinator, came up with pate, I'arlin said. and 10 inches long and weighs sundews and the pitcher plant. with vibrant fabrics, Radhika ticular product. the idea for having a virtual One of the participating :tfi pounds. Not only is she the The versions of the sundew Gajjala, associate professor of Krueger commented that her tour of science labs on campus. schools is Powell Momentary in biggest critter In the herp lab, and pitcher plants to be shown communications, presented the reasoning for inviting Gajjala to This virtual tour, with a com- North Raltimore. Underwood said, but Harry is are native to Ohio, but they do last issue of the weekly Brown present at the last Brown Bag mon theme of predators, will Julio Twining, gifted and tal- also the oldest, at approximate- grow around the world. Bag Lunch series sponsored included her hope that with the be filmed today at 10 a.m. and ented instructor for the school ly 26 years. Sundews have small leaves ' by the University's Women's warmer weather members of the aired live on WBGU-TV chan- district, said her third grade A high school student with hairs that produce a Center. audience would be able to pur- nel 27. The program is available Students have been learning will be holding Harry, sticky substance that catches Topics of the hour-long lunch chase some of the fabric she had for any I'BS viewers to watch. about marine biology and her- Underwood said. insects. The leaf then sends out discussion surrounded Gajjala's on display, thus furthering the |oe Raker, horticulturist in petology in class. By having a high school stu- enzymes to digest the insects. research in southern India as market for the Indian weavers. thi' biology department's green- The virtual tour will be pro- dent participate in the virtual Instead of catching insects an honorary member within Also, Krueger found it impor- house, said the virtual tour will jected onto a laigo screen for all tour, Underwood l>elieves that on the leaves, the pitcher plant Dastkar Audhra, an Indian tant for the average collegiate stu- ' show different ways thai plants the third through sixth grade the high school viewers will see based Non-Governmental dent to break away from the need and animals are predatory in gifted and talented students. herpetology as a subject they FIELD TRIP, PAGE 9 Organization. to always wear brand-names or Goals of the NGO include designer logos in their clothing helping Indian male and female choices. weavers find sustainable mar- "I would want others to think kets for their weaved fabrics, outside of what everything else both from within India and looks like, and not to be the same Leaks jeopardize the future of library globally. and clones of everyone "I land-loom weavers else," said Krueger. represent the second Concluding her JEROME. FROM PAGE 1 up the filters, he estimated it largest livelihood in presentation, Gajjala might have been as long as rural India — second answered questions But there are actually large three years ago. only to agriculture. including one from fluctuations in the library's In that time, the white fil- However, because a female member of humidity, according to records ters have turned dark gray, export markets are the audience member kept by theatchivists. stained by particles that have fickle (the Dastkar who was concerned For example, at the begin- blown out of the vents. Audhra] NGO helps to RADHIKA about the victimiza- ning of lasi October, the It's normal for some par- sustain the weaver's GAJJALA tion of the weavers humidity was 69 percent. By ticles to float through the air, livelihood by connect- ASSOCIATE through her knowl- the em\ of the month, it was 31 according to Chris Keil, an ing them to markets," PROFESSOR edge of other NGO's. percent associate professor of envi explained Gajjala yes- Gajjala cautioning One of the highest recorded ronmemal health who spi terday afternoon. against individuals and humidities was last July — 72 cializes in indoor pollution. And connecting these fabrics NGO's which would perpetuate percent on luly 25. "If things aren't cleaned reg- to sustainable markets is where the theme of a third world victim But during December, ularly, you'd expect a buildup." a part of Gajjala's role in the NGO that rises above their oppressions lanuary and February, the Keil said. "If it hasn't hern comes into play. as a result of selling products to library is usually between 25 done for a year, it nun be She, as an advocate for the the western world. and 40 percent humidity. unsightly hut it's typical." Dan Myers BGfHvs Indian weavers, works to find In Gajjala's eyes this does a But on the library's first MISSING: Jerome Library faces numerous problems such as ruined entrepreneurial people around huge disservice to the weavers, More problems floor, where many vents don't ceiling tiles and dirty books along with buckets catching the drips. Wood County which have ideas because simply selling prod- have filters over them, more and strategies on how to best ucts will not help these weavers. I eakage isn't the library's [ban dust sils on the books. million dollar estimate from summer, Waddle said. market these fabrics made from Rather, what will help them in only structural problem — the Black, granular debris can be a Toledo-based engineering The University's Building traditional large Indian looms. the long-term is the creation of hooks are getting dirty too. found on the top shelves of the firm, and it could be even lon- Dreams campaign, an active It is then her role to act as a a sustainable market both inter- On lerome's fifth floor, stacks on lerome's east side. ger before such improvements fundraising effort, won't con- representative and help see that nally and globally. where the Center for Archival make it onto a construction tribute money to the library. Help isn't on the way orders are placed and the dif- Currently Gajjala is continuing Collections is. Ilonneffer has schedule. Instead, the Sebo Athletic fering ideas which people have, her research and work with the taped homemade fabric filters Tixing all these problems I here arc a number of ways Center and Wolfe Center for become reality. NGO, as well as accepting ideas over all the ceiling vents. wouldn't be cheap. It could the library raises money, said the Arts are among those tar- Gajjala pointed out that the "We put these up not only for marketing improvements cost an estimated S15 mil- Dean of Libraries Lorraine getedjhy the campaign, and are fabrics which the Indians are with the fabric from within the to protect ourselves and to lion in renovations to stop the Haricombe. but there's no con- both buildings on the Capital weaving are very versatile and Bowling Green community. keep the black dust out of our plumbing, climate and ventila- centrated effort to raise large Planning priority list. have an endless potential of use. Editors Note: If faculty, hair, but to keep debris off the tion problems. amounts. Editors mile: Head llw second Examples of the fabrics versa- students, and/or commu- books," he said. "We don't want There's no immediate plan And thclibrarycan'l be placed ixirl of this series tomorrow for tility include the material being debris on the collect ions nity members have ideas to raise that much money, on Capital Planning's priority a closer look at how our library made into products such as dif- and are personally moti- While Ilonneffer couldn't it's been four years since the list until a new estimation of its ralsesfimdsandhowotherOhio ferent styles of clothing and hand vated to fulfill their ideas, remember exactly when he put University received the multi- renovation costs is finished ibis colleges fund their libraries. bags, drapery, curtains, table on how to market and sell runners, and even living room Indian fabrics, they should decorations. contact Radhika Gajjala at Gajjala further addresses the [email protected]. 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An anchorman on Israel's Channel Two, on "Suri," the name Cruise and Katie Holmes haw chosen for their newborn daughter OPINION sT.\ri"i:i)iToi!i.\i. Libraries preserve books, history In this age of internet resources. YOU DECIDE towers which would regulate the have special attention. Books damage on the ceiling. ile materials today. Though eBook-s and I'D!-' files, the need temperature inside the building. arc still one of our most valu- As if this wasn't bad enough, our professors are teaching to go to a library and check out Do you think the library (airrently die collections have able resources. There is no rea- the books are subjected to dirt us to do our research online books is get ting smaller for some. needs help from the student been put at risk by violently fluc- son to allow them to deterio- and dust being blown about by through scholarly journals Perhaps this is why our own body? Send an e-mail to tuating temperature and humid- rate like this. ceiling vents. and internet resources, we lerorne Library has been dealing [email protected] and tell ity. In September 2005, the In an article in today's lit, The situation at our library is must respect our books. with deteriorating building con- us what you think, or post feed- humidity sank from 68 percent to News, evidence is brought to grave. We need to rise up as a Books will always be around, ditions which may be putting die back on our Web site. 44 percent over two weeks, seri- light dial even before the library campus and fight to get these even when technology changes. books in danger. ously endangering the books. officially opened in 1967, there problems fifed. They are not only a testament According to Eric llonneffer, So why aren't we taking belter were reports of leaks in the pipes. Tilings will not change until to our beginnings, but a resource Document Conservator for This might not be a problem, care of our books? The leaking has continued students express concern to the which does not rely on servers, the library, ideal conditions except the deluunidifying system More importantly, why is this despite intermittent repairs administrators. They are the UHI. addresses or even electricity. for maintaining book collec- was shut off close to 20 years ago. issue just now coming to the and has resulted in not only the ones who must come up with the Our books deserve a stable tions are 50 degrees with SO The library also lacks the attention of the student body? need to repair some books, but money to correct the problems. environment so diat we might percent humidity. proper funding to install cooling This is an issue which should also darkening circles and water Paper is one of the most frag- enjoy them for another 40 years.

^r^^r JIJ TO TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE 'Suri'just the latest 0NTHE STREET in a naming trend white. She even said she found Zamarripa wouldn't quote il Comedian my jokes funny, and they'd be since it would weaken her argu- If you were a celebrity, be clever when naming your acceptable if told by a member ment against me. In fact, she TAYLOR child, that's fine. But Moon Unit? of the rale I was discussing. didn't quote a single joke in her what would you name was not joking COPELAND There's nodiing remotely inge- Rarely have I heard such a entire review. your baby? nious about that. about racism ridiculous premise, and it's I have performed in Bowling Opinion Columnist It's almost as if naming chil- that kind of backward think- Green twice, and your campus is dren has become a game for I haven't yet replied to a review ing that leads to the racial full of intelligent, forward think- So, what do you get when celebrities. Maybe they all got of my album, but when I read strife in this country. ing people. Which is why I was you cross Katie Holmes together when we weren't look- lessica Zamampa's piece on I ridicule the practice of rac- so shocked at die ignorance dis- and Tom Cruise? If you ing and decided that whoever "Cure for die Cable Guy," 1 felt I ism and prejudice in my com- played by this particular anicle. answered the latest in a long could come up with the most had to write to you. edy, yet her review seems to Of course, I'm not sure if line of strange celebrity baby invendvc name for their child Zamarripa heard words with- support both — as long as the I'm allowed to call Zamarripa names, you guessed right. was the winner. out meaning, writing diat simply speaker is of die ethnicity they ignorant, since I'm not igno- Toledo native Katie I lolmes Or perhaps celebrities feel because I discuss racial issues, I are bashing. What a an outland- rant myself. gave birth to a 7 pound, 7 ounce that by giving their children must be a racist. ish idea. baby girl earlier last week, but outrageous names they are just But more ridiculous is when It's not okay to in- racist no STEVE H0FSTETTER CRISTINAVENABLE die birth wasn't the only thing expressing dieir artisUc nature. she alleged that what makes me matter who you are, and I even COMEDIAN SENIOR, SOCIOLOGY & making headlines. Newsflash: Naming your child racist is the fact diat I was born do a joke about dial. Of course, [email protected] The baby's name, Suri, which Pilot Inspektor, as lason Lee did, TELECOMMUNICATIONS is said to mean "princess" in is not creative. That's just mean. "If it's a boy. Tommy I lebrcw and "red rose" in Persian, As is naming your kid Audio Vodka. If it's a girl, seemed to draw a great deal of Science, which yes. Shannon attention on its own. Sossamon (of A Knight's Tale) Tracy Tequila." Apparendy T'omKat were just actually did. What are these Color really should not matter •■ following the newest trend in people thinking? 1 lollywood these days by choos- Well, at least they are put- ing an outrageous and unusual ting some thought into their position at this school and are a certain ethnicity to fulfill SHARON name for their child. children's names, which is more so brainwashed into wanting it CHITTOCK certain a role? If Messer-Kruse And surprisingly, Suri is not than can be said for some stars. to be filled by one who resem- is 100% "white" and lived nearly as extreme as the names Several celebrides have taken Guest Columnist bles us. in Mexico, can he not have dial some other celebrity cou- the easy way out by naming dieir We are categorizing if we gained the same knowledge ples have come up with. children after themselves At first glance, you would prob- assume that if he or she does and understanding if he were Even Brooke Shield's new In these cases, no creativity is ably assume lama typical not look like us, they do not 100% Mexican? baby girl, Gricr, who was born used; so nothing can go wrong, white female. While in many have "lived experience" with If this department is so dis- the same day as Holmes' baby, right? Well, think again. It's one aspects I am "typical," I am also suppression and bigotry. Who turbed that a half white male has a somewhat tame name thing to name one child after half Bolivian, and have experi- are we to assume that we MEGAN MARSHALL does not seem to understand compared to many new celeb- you, but George foreman took ences with people reading know something about anoth- the affect color has on a society, FRESHMAN, rity babies. diis idea and ran widi it when he positively or negatively to my er to the extent that we are to perhaps they should stop for ARCHITECTURE take Will Smith's daughter named his children George )r„ ethnicity when I tell them about judge if they truly understand some self-reflection of their Willow for example, or Woody George III, George IV George V, "the other side" of my family. what it is liked to be discrimi- own preference for a color "Flower." Allen's son Satchel. It sounds George VI and Georgetta. Because of my mostly nated against? coded environment. more like you're talking about a Let's not forget Michael Caucasian features, people Racism is relative, and the Then perhaps it is perfectly tree or a bag than a baby. And lackson whose sons are person who looks at me and assume they know about me. fine if the computer science the names just continue to get named Prince Michael I and People of color have assumed assumes that I have never department decides they more unique from there. Prince Michael II. I guess that I have not experienced experienced racism because would prefer Asians over 1 mean, I wonder what goes that's what you can expect what they have, and that I can- of my fair skin has no right Caucasians because of the through celebrities' minds from someone who dangles not understand racism like they to do so, just as I have no Asians' ability to relate to before deciding to name their his baby over a balcony. do. Regardless if this is t rue or right to look at an African and represent their assumed child River (Ariyn and John But then, maybe the stars are false, the fact that some assume American and assume that mostly Asian students? Is this Phoenix). But then again, I guess on to somediing. All you have to they know about me and my she has lived experience. also not stereotyping? he did get off a bit better than his do when trying to come up with background is wrong, since we It disgusts me that the ethnic I am greatly disturbed that siblings Summer loy, Rainbow a name for your baby is either all deserve an equal opportu- studies department is shaken those who have experience dis- loan of Arc, liberty Mariposa put togedier two random words, nity to prove who we are. by a "white male" holding the crimination and prejudice are ALEX ZIMMERMAN and leaf loaquin. both of which don't resemble Why then are we at the position of the department now doing the same to another FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED Then there are always anything Close to a name, or university level assuming chair. What should really matter person! I am sickened that Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris simply think of the last food you color equals experience with is his teaching capabilities and those who have been profiled "Gaylord Richard." Martin's children. Who names just ate. Peaches, Coco, Indiana discrimination, while white knowledge in such an area. are now doing the profiling, and their daughter Apple? Apparendy August and Blue Angel do all equals no experience with such The fact that Timothy Messer- that we as a whole are seeing the same people who name their have a nice ring to them. Or then a prominent issue? Krusc has lived and experi- the world as black and white, son Moses. again, maybe not. What does Don Nieman enced Mexico certainly cannot right and wrong, experience or At least Moses was named Whatever the reason for the exactly mean when says he hurt him in his understanding no experience. after one of his father's songs recent trend in bizarre baby would have "preferred a person of such a subject like ethnic I hope and pray that my Where they came up with Apple names, one thing is certain. At of color?" studies, but whether or not he is children will experience a on the other hand, is not really least after the stars careers are It saddens me that students actually ethnic should really not world where their appearance known. That's just bananas. over and they are long forgotten and faculty at this school expect be an issue. and how they will be raised Though it's not quite as insane they will still be remembered for a person of specific physical I understand the incredible does not affect what others as naming your child after a the crazy name that they gave characteristics to fulfill certain injustices of white privilege and think of them. number, which Singer Erykah their child. job positions. the different perspectives one When will we finally under- Badu did. Now diat's just cruel. So, that leaves one last ques- Are we so closed-minded and of color can have. However, we stand what it means to be color Can you imagine how badly that tion. What do you get when you superficial that we only want can only begin to reverse ethnic blind and to no longer judge the SAM KINCAID kid will be teased? cross Angelina lolie with Brad those who look like us to repre- stereotypes and racial profiling character and knowledge of a FRESHMAN, GEOLOGY Odds are not as much Pitt? The worid will just have to sent us? We are only giving in to by stopping it at every seem- person because of their ethnic- as lermaine lackson's son, wait and see the same problematic mind set ingly minute level. ity or background? "I'd name my son of categorizing that those who This includes asking our- lermajesty. And then there's Roger." always Moon Unit Zappa. Moon Send comments to Taylor at have set us back have given into. selves if we are not profiling Send comments to Sharon at Unit? Come on. If you want to tdcopelQ'bgsu.edii We are categorizing a certain when we prefer someone of schittock@'ligsu.eilu.

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April 272006 5 Stop selling religion on campus a mission to turn America into intimidate others into your line KELLIE a Christian theocracy by any of thinking. P0WEU means necessary. They are According to the Unitarian determined to eliminate any- Universalist Association, U-Wire Columnist thing they perceive as "sinful" "Unitarian Universalism is a lib- TheDaify'Viaette without any regard for the civil eral religion — that is, a religion Illinois Slate Unhvrsit)' liberties or well-being of this mat keeps an open mind to the country's many non-Christians. religious questions people have I am one of millions of peo- There is a faction of America struggled with in all Umes and ple in America who were that, instead of learning from places. We believe that personal not raised in the traditions the world's oppressive fascist experience, conscience and rea- of any particular faith. As a theocracies, is trying to re-cre- son should be the final authori- child, I went to any church and ate the 1950s by emulating the ties in religion, and that in the every church. most ass-backwards among end religious authority lies not OUR LEADER OUR LEADER My roommate summed it up them — Saudi Arabia, anyone? in a book or person or institu- Before the Staff Shake-up After the Staff Shake-up nicely: I slept around with reli- This country cannot legislate tion, but in ourselves." gions. She. on the other hand, morality, no matter how much There's the United Church of is currently separated from Pat Buchanan and lerry Falwell Christ, whose advertisement for KM Catholicism and thinking about would like it to. And even if it their organization that has been seeing other churches. could, we wouldn't want it to. censored by numerous broad- I've never felt like I was How did we get to a point cast and cable networks. missing anything by not where evangelism is free speech, In the now famous-on-the- belonging to one specific but dissent is treason? And Intemet "ejector ad." a series Students fend for yourselves church. I know what I believe. more imponantly, why can't of people — an Arabic man, a and my beliefs comfort me anyone understand how dan- single woman with a child, and their decision, they should Bran Wednesday of finals and help me through the hard consider offering a few more gerous this is for our naUon? a gay couple — arc ejected from AMANDA week, the Sundial is shutting times in my life. Whether an evangelist is their seats by an unseen party. HOOVER options for students who cannot down both the Wok and the But this column is not about preaching fire and brimstone leave until Saturday afternoon. Bistro for good. Text then appears on the screen: Opinion Columnist what 1 believe. What I believe on the Quad, or cornering "God doesn't reject people. As an out-of-state student. I As a matter of fact, the only about God(s), sin and what know my family has to make dining center that seems to be people in elevators to ask. "Do Neither do we" happens after we die is no one's you agree with Kyle? Well, why There is wfeoV im to be found Nine days unlil the end a fairly significant drive down moving in the right direction is business but mine. If someone not?" their intent is the same: To in any religion. Can't we all find of the semester and the to get me and all my stuff. A Shadows, Kreischer's late night asks me. I will tell them, but I snack bar. eliminate all perspectives but our own path, and lei others do mood on campus is a drive which couldn't be accom- feel it would be wrong for me to their own. the same, without mockery, per- combination of elation and plished on a weekday because I have to give props to this cram my beliefs down anyone Evangelism may recruit a few secution or intimidation? anxiousness. of my parent's work schedules establishment which actu- else's throat. There is a time and ally extended their hours. Yes, more members to a religion. The Wicca faith has one rule: Students are hurrying to fin- and my younger brothers' place for religious discussion. But it makes that religion seem "Do what thou wilt, lest thou ish final projects, pack up their school schedule. Shadows will be open from 8 But right now in America, judgmental and intolerant. harm none." Sounds kinda dorm rooms, cram for finals My biggest concern is break p.m. to I a.m. Monday, Tuesday religious evangelism is taking Being religious does not like. "Do unto others as you and buy as much bulk food as fast, the most important meal of and Wednesday of finals week. place where it does not belong. mean you have to persecute, They are also opening one of the would have them do unto you." they can with what's left on their the day. The University is leav- Hie uber-conservatives are on mock or try to persuade and doesn't it? meal plans. ing students with options like a spare rooms, the 9 p.m. room, But what many of them may greasy Burger King Croissanwich for student who want to utilize not realize is come Friday after- or a McDonald's McGriddle. the space for studying. noon, that bulk food will come I'm not saying they should be If more dining centers in handy. staying open with full hours and catered to the needs of students This is because after 2 p.m. full lines, but at least provide an rather than how much money Friday, most dining halls option to those students who they're bringing in, they might Rtfe efoi ENRICHMENT PKKRMA will shut down, leaving stu- are left without the ability to just see an increase in usage of dents without cash on hand leave early. their facilities. unable to eat until they Maybe even opening up one Dining Services needs to move out on Saturday. line in the Sundial for those realize this is a hectic time for Not completely unable, of 3,200 people living in the quads students and faculty alike. They course. They can still hike to and one in McDonald, lust are in need of regular meals the Union or Chily's, which will enough to ensure students arc thai re-energize the body and remain open until 6 p.m. Or, given the opportunity to eat the mind. those students who read this can something before they spend all They also need more leniency plan ahead and he sure to head moving out, with hours. Never is someone to the ATM so they can hit up I understand the reasoning more prone to miss out on a McDonald's on l-'riday night. that there aren't enough stu- meal than when they are buried But realistically, the dining dents to financially warrant stay- nose deep in research, flash- halls are just putting students In ing open, but leaving students cards and coffee. a bad position. 24 hours without access to food? I challenge Dining Services The last final of the week That seems a little cold-hearted to go out on a limb for students. doesn't even end until 5:30, so tome. Try it out, just once, and see if those students will be hard- F.ven during finals week, some your sales are really as bail as pressed to even make it to the dining centers are shutting you think. Union and grab some dinner. down completely, including While Dining Services surely I larshman's Destinations snack Send comments to Amanda at has very good reasoning behind bar and Commons. liooimna("ligsn.eilit.

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Legislative ics inspiring .i counterculture Haul mi Student Aid." senior Democrat on the Mouse Assistant to Rep, Thomas Petr! to punk's infamous substance Jonathan Palmer KR1 That's the name of a bill intro- Committee on Education and the (R uis: who is vice chairman of abuse "I'm a person just like ROCKING OUT Randi Williams (let!) and lane Garlon sing along with duced earlier ihis month In Hep. Work lone. the Education and the Work Force Proponents ol ihi' hill hope thai (ommlttee and opposes the you, hut I've got better things to the band. Good Clean Fun. Oeorge Miller ID-Calif.) and Sen. do, than sii around and smoke Dick Durhin (D-lll.l. Ihe legisla- their online forum will help il to Raid bill, said proponents haven't dope, 'cause I know I can cope it's an homage to the marks that When Dcnisa (rawlord's lfi- tion would cut interest rail's in half advance quickly. named a source lor the $30 billion ... I've got the straight edge." music dubs draw to show who veai old sun. |osh, started listen- for federal student loans. "Ihe thing that moves members that ihe legislation could cost over iin Poynter, .i year ol heavy cant Inn alcohol. ing to the music and going lo Las) week, the Democrats of Congress and senators to act five years. drinking in high school aged \\r are each others chosen concerts, she was skeptical. on the House Committee on faster than anything else is when The Reverse the Raid bill "set him physically and drained him family," says Williams, 21, of both "I'm not gonna lie; I was con- Education and the Work Force they hear from their own constitu- an artificially low Interest rate and financially He knew what years her liiishand and her hard cine cerned. I sau those .Vsonhisshirt launched a fonim on their Web ents," said Ibmkilcv. a spokesman didn't talk about where the money of addiction had in store for him. community: "We have only each and thought.'(let that oil You're site that encourages students and for the committee's Democrats, was going to come Irom." (Mulligan His friends kepi drinking, but iilher to rely on." nut vu'anng that to school.'" she parents to share written and video Larry Xaglanic/ny. directoi ol •slid "If the funding was available. hi' chose ,i different course: in "Ml the unwanteds. together," saw "I'd take him to the YMCV testimonials on the importance congressional relations for the I don't think anyone would be 1998, In' claimed straight edge Poynter adds. see the kids in the parking lot and ol college atfordahilitv to increase National Association ol Student opposed in that." and gave up drugs and alco- Subculture of addicts say look ai all those freaks.' popular support for the bill. Financial Aid Administrators, College sophomore and hol. It was ;m isolating choice "Hut I had to eat those words. Keginning Inly I, the hill would an advocacy group, said the Pennsylvania College Democrats ai first, but he eventually found Lexington is a natural place loi Thcv'rc the nicest kids." reduce Federal Staiford Loan inter- forum represents an effort to Vice I'lesidenl Nathan I lake said the hard-core and straight-edge astraighl edge scene to develop, As lush became more involved est rail's lo .1.1 percent for need- "use whatever technology is at that the statewide organization is says Darrell Irvvin. an associate scene in Lexington, and began in hard core music, his mother based loans taken out by students hand to increase public sup urging individual chapters to hack organizing shows. professor ol criminal justice at saw other changes. I le would ay and to 4.25 percent loi loans taken port and public pressure for the bill. In 2001, he met Randi Williams the Universit) ol North Carolina before going to middle school in .il a show lit' iMinki'il. Williams at Wilmington. Straight edge and Ihe mornings, knowing that he hard core have always been the luul moved to Lexington at 14, didn't lit in. she SINS Now a fresh- made friends with a group that purview of middle-class, subur- man in high school and a regular liked drugs and alcohol, was ban youths, And with so many at hard-core shows, he's happy. Bausch & Lomb pulls products addicted by l5,awokeai I7aftet high schools and colleges, there Mountain Dew moshing CONTACTS, FROM PAGE 3 lacob Keck, a senior al the BRIEFING are plenty ofyoung people in the IHE BC NEWS "wasting" twoyears.LikePo)nter, tin a frigid February night. University, uses Bausch and area trying to find themselves, of Bausch & Lomb solution. l.omh's contact solution but she quit and. like him, she lost hundreds of people from their tobacco and huurhon lill the "They are saying it's onlv one doesn't plan on switching any Urban Forestry friends. Her therapy was hard- mid-teens to their mid-30s have citv's history, too And, from the particular type of solution, hut time soon. Hi' said be lias used core music and all-ages shows. crammed into a comer of the Symposium at BG \n unusual feeling passed 1930s to the 1980s, the presence we're taking a more aggressive other, cheaper pit nlricts and likes (il \arco." the governments Lexington YMCA to hear six On Monday, May 1st from between the two haul core fans, hands, including Good (lean attitude and not recommending Bausch & Lomb the best 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. a sympo- iiusi. Within a few months, addiction recovery hospital, any Bausch & I.onib solutions I un, a Washington, f>C, straight- "I'm not really worried because sium Will he held in Olscamp left a shadow ol drugs over (he until the problem is resolved. Williams claimed straight edge edge hand. At the door, Williams its probably only affected a small Hall Room 101 on Urban community. Morrow said. rhey married in a ceremony is collecting Sii admissions and amount of people and I like the forestry and ils impact on " I heie's a long-lived addict According to Morrow. Tun- solution.' Beck said ai the Clark i bunt) Fairgrounds inking people's hands with a the environment. Speaking Ed subculture in Lexington," savs gal kcralitis causes seal tissue In in 2003. He wore I Kckies. a tux- smiling bumble-bee stamp. All loprevent anv type of eye infec- the event will be Stephanie edo l-siiiit and a safety-pinned Irwin, who studied straight-edge develop on the cornea, which can fuchsia hair and bubbling energy, tion, Morrow recommends that Miller and Marianne I'rue, how lie: she wore a hot pink communities iii New York, lead to vision loss and blindness. she hugs Ihe scene regulars and contact wearers use multi-pur- in ban foresters from the Ohio dress that sluiuril off her midriff Butwherehard-coremusicand "When the fungUS starts In grow pose solutions that clean, rinse welcomes hard-cnic lans from Department ot forestry along [hey pinky swore theit vows and straight-edge ideas might flour- in the cornea, il causes redness, and disinfect contact lenses. Also, Louisville, Ky. aird Cincinnati, with Dave Rienemann, the dined at a vegan poduck recep- ish, they remain underground. pain, irritation and cloudy visit m," hul mostly from lexington. wearers should empty theil con (iiv of Bowling (keen urban tion with music provided In .i No legal venue for all-ages shows Morrow said. "Not treated prop- tact case and put in new contact while wiling iion-driiikcis "People in lire scene struggle forester Georgia thrash hand called I his erly, it can lead lo severe scarring to know who they arc. I'm 21 solution every night, the) should topics covered range from Si airs Me can gather - exists hen', lew that causes blindness because the clean and rinse ihe contacts with dulls will hook hard-core shows. and still'struggling," she savs the impact of construction Mie\ wanted a celebration comea has to remain clear for you the solution before putting them Ihe youthful crowds, dyed hair, "When von start, it's a way to sites on surrounding trees as that well (lined their families hut to be able to see." in, and they shouldn't wear theil tattoos, piercings, blaring music relate ... but then it becomes well as information about the also theii camouflage wearing, In the early stages the fungus contacts to bed. and brutal dam ingaiva hard sell more. If you don't lielonghere, impact of the Emerald Ash hard-core dancing friends who can be treated by prescription "Rule number one: Don't where do you belong?" Borer on trees in Northwest willingly markX's on their hands; to poUce and parents. medii ition, but if scar tissue has sleep in your contacts." he said. developed it would be permanent Ohio quarantined areas. The "Statistically speaking, youre more discussion will be followed by unless the person had a cornea likely toget anv kindol Infection if a question and answer sec- transplant Moirow said. you sleep in your contacts." tion. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday. April 27.2006 7

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She gave a few exam- Many students were angered said all the changes made by styles and models in the show Time," featured the models in ples including his community that the committee would hire Messer-Kruse were voted on by represent diversity. the new variations of vintage T- service work at Toledo where he someone who received a vote ihe faculty. Hannah Duling, a University shirts as casual and comfortable taught predominantly black stu- of no confidence from his peers. Carol Bresnahan. UT's vice graduate. renimeS for her third styles to the Britney Spears song, dents. At the University of Toledo, a provost for academic programs year as a model in ihe Diversity "Do Somethin'." I earning more about Messer- vote of no confidence means and policies, said the only rea- Boutique fashion show. New styles of knee-length Kruse's qualifications does not that a majority of sons she could see "1 think they're a lot of fun. I've shorts, form fitting jeans, skirts change how several people, Ihe department has "If he truly for Mcsser-Kruse's also done a couple of fashion and pants were shownduring the including senior Lira Mullins, decided, in this case, removal from office shows for other companies." "Bottoms-Up" set which featured feel. that wanted Messer- understood was that his ideas Duling said of her experience a remixed version of Nirvana's "Ff» me, it's not about him per- Kruse removed as the structure involved change. as a model. Duling earned her "Smells like Teen Spirit.'' sonally it's the whole structure of chair. A vole like this "A lot of people are degree in fashion merchandis- The variety of dresses rang- the department. Until everyone's is binding in Ill's of race and reluctant to change ing last May. ing from casual to semi-formal equal, it's an issue of white privi- constitution, and the white power, %%* " *"' Five different themes present- styles was presented during the lege," Mullins said. dean of the college ed the variety of styles available "Dressed for Gold" set which fea- After reading his written has to uphold it Why WOUld Iiritton did say that while she moughl at Diversity boutique. The first tured Dl Diamond Leek remix of response to her letter, Mullins Messer-Kruse said lieheannlv?" apply. Messer-Kruse was set, Diver- "City," showed mod- "(Sold Digger" by Kanye West. said she believed Messer-Kruse the very reasons he els in a variety of trends of club The finale. "Black and White." demonstrated an interest in was given a vote of TARA MULLINS, fair in his efforts as fashion, picked by Nomian and featured models in new varia- the study of race, but as a white no confidence were SENIOR chair, others did not the models to fit their favorite rjons of classic black and white person herself she would never the same reasons care for his methods style. styles to remixed "Black or White" Colleen Redmond BGNews apply for such a position. he would be a good because he redistrib- Unique alterations from clas- by Michael lackson. SHOWY: Diversity Boutique "If he truly understood the chair for Ihe ethnic studies uted the workload in the depart- sic styles, such as a haiter-top All ihe fashions displayed holds fifth fashion show at structure of race and white power, department He said the men ment. Obviously there were hooded sweatshirt, were shown are available at the Diversity the University to showcase why would he apply?" she asked. who wanted him removed as plenty of people who felt this off to a remixed version of"(let Boutique. new summer styles. She joined many students in chair did not like his efforts to way. asking (he search committee why diversify the faculty and the cur- Despite how these olher fac- they would hire a white person if riculum. ulty members felt, Britton and they understood race matters. Diane iiritton. a history pro- Bresnahan, along with the dean Mcnon was surprised by the fessor at III, could even name of ihe college and the provost students' responses to the com- some of the changes Messer- all supported Messer-Kruse and * mittee's decision. Kruse made. Resides working to held him in "the highesl regards." 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She gave a lew exam Mam students were angered said all the changes made by Ihe second set. tided "lee She likes the fact thai both the pies Including his community that the committee would hire Messer-Kruse were voted on by Styles and models in the show lime featured (he models in someone who received a vote flic faculty. represent diversity. the new variations ot vintage T- service work at ioledo where he taught predominantly black stu- oi no confidence bom his peers, Carol Bresnahan, UT"s vice Hannah Dullng a University shii is as casual and comfortable dents. At the Universit) of Ioledo. a provosl for academic programs graduate, returned for her third Styles to the Britney Speats song. I earning more about \lesser- vote ol no confidence means and policies, said the only tea year as a model in the Diversity "DoSoinelhin. 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By Kevin Shields SIGALET BROTHERS REPORTER After being the main guy for Jordan and Jonathan Sigalet BGSU in net for three seasons, shared lime on the ice al BGSU Ionian Sigalet learned what it was and are now teammates at like to be a team's workhorse, to Providence of the AHL Both have lo play night after night at have excelled early on in their a top level. professional careers. Now in his rookie season in the pros he has had to adjust to ■ Both members ol the Boston being one of many young, tal- Bruins organization ented net-minders in the Boston ■ Jonathan scored 31 points Bruins organization and has had during his career at BG, and to once again distinguish himself Jordan compiled a record ol as one who can handle the full 34-46-16 behind the net responsibility of being starling ■ Jonathan was a fourth round goaltender. selection (100th overall) in Sigalet, who is completing his the 2005 NHL Entry Draft first season for the Bruins after ■ Jordan was a CCHA first- finishing as the Neons all-time team All Star in 2003-04 and career leader in save percentage, a second-team member in is currently playing for Boston's 2004-05 American I lockey League team, ■ Jordan was a finalist for the the Providence Bruins, where he Hobey Baker Award as the appeared in 37 of the team's 80 top US college hockey player BG Htm Pile Photo games during the regular season in 2004-05. NEXT LEVEL: Jonathan Sigalet had going 19-11-2 while compiling BG News File Photo 36 points during the season. a goals against avenge of 2.55. IN POSITION: Despite stiff competition at the goalie position within the Bruins organization, Jordan Sigalet Although lonaihan's rookie exciting for me. "I think not hav- He recorded one shutout on the accomplishments have been has increased his playing time and has started in three of his team's four playoff games. ing class and just having games season and finished with a save impressive, they still are over- has helped a lot. I m getting more percentage of 0.90 as he played year, Providence finished 43-31-1 the atmosphere has been great as 27 assists. shadowed a hit by Jordan's ability the most games of the eight goal- on the season to finish fourth the crowds are bigger and louder In the Bruins game four win rest in between and getting die to still play at a top level despite chance to nap more." tenders, which dressed for the in the AHLs Atlantic Division, and the teams all have their best over Portland, Jonathan tied the all die off-ice distractions he still Being in tip-top shape is going team this year. earning a spot in the postsea- players on the ice." game up al 1-1 when he stmck receives due to his continuing "I came in not knowing how son against division champion One of the best players on die on the power play as die Bruins to continue to be a key for lordan fight with multiple sclerosis. in the next few seasons as he is in much I was going to play,'' Sigalet Portland. Providence currently ice for the Providence in front went on to win 5-4 in overtime. The disease, however, hasn't said. "I was here with an experi- trails 3-1 in a best-of-seven series, of Sigalet, has been his younger "He has done really well." an organization filled with plenty progressed as the last MM Jordan of young goaltenders. Besides enced guy in Tim Thomas, who as Sigalet has started in three of brodier Jonathan Sigalet, who is lordan said of his younger broth- had in die summer showed no ended up playing the second half the four games. having a breakout season under er. "I think the new rules have having Thomas, who lordan change in the disease since he played alongside in Providence, of the year up in Boston. When "It's been a great experience the new National Hockey League really helped him, he's not the was first diagnosed in March he left, I kind of took over from gelling to play in die postseason," rules. biggest guy and with the new Boston's top goalies Andrew 2004. Raycroft and llannu Tbtvonen there as 1 played a large bulk of Sigalet said of the three starts. Jonathan finished the season rules he gets to use his speed and "I'm feeling really well," he the games." "Right now we've kind of dug our- eighth on the team in points with has done well on our power play said. "My MS hasn't kept me OIII With Sigalet in nel to finish the selvesa hole, but the intensity and 36 as he recorded nine g6«ils and and really helped die team." of any games which has been SIGALET, PAGE 13

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By Jackie Giammara REPORTER BG News: What arc you look- ing forward to most this sum- mer? Alan Brech: No school work and heading to the lake. BGN: What arc you going to miss most about this school year? AB: The weekends because class isn't that fun. BGN: What's your toughest final exam going to be? AB: Business Communication. lasonReotner BGNews BGN: What was your favorite VOLLEYING WITH DISCOMFORT: Despite a torn wrist ligament, Heidi Romer has put together a memorable class this semester? senior season. She is just one win shy from becoming the sole win leader in the program history. AB: IPC 201. The teacher is sweet. BGN: What are some of your summertime plans? AB: Not really sure yet. Romer ignores pain to I lopefully heading down to the lake and then playing some Sean Pierson BGNews baseball. BREAK FOR BRECH: BGSU pitcher Alan Brech hopes to distance BGN: What's one memory himself from learning this summer and head to the lake. ascend atop record book you have of this school year? AB: Too many good memo- AB: All of my teammates Bowling Green, Falcbn senior puts She would later cruise to anodi- Rom«r and BG ready lor MAC tourney. ries to just single one out. and others who remain anony- BGN: What are your final surgery on hold to er win alongside lenna Nussbaum PAGE 13 BGN: What has your biggest mous. words for BG News readers this in the first doubles set. accomplishment been? BGN: Where did you spend school year? pursue goals on court The senior from Illinois found I'm going to pull out the match AB: First-team all-MAC. most of your time? AB: "It's like shooting fish in out earlier this year that she had because I always want it more BGN: Who has made this year AB: Mainly with the guys a barrel, towns die fish, people By Matt Oeighton a torn wrist ligament, but opted than my opponent and 1 know I or out and about throughout the barrel, fish in a barrel." REPORTER fun for vou? against having surgery because it can out run and outlast anyone," BGSU tennis captain I leidi Romer would result in missing her second Romer said. was in the zone once again in last consecutive season, and more Romer feds as though, in spite week's victory against Northern importandy her senior year as a of her injury, she has grown more Illinois, picking up her 17di singles Falcon. She missed all of last year mature and developed as a "well- win of the season, and 79di of with constant nagging injuries in rounded" player. her career, placing her in the com- the same location. "I find that I am smarter and I Tribe knocks Wakefield s knuckler pany of two other Falcon racketeer "She worked so hard and want- realize that I dont need to be play- alumnae as the record holder for ed to get back and have a great By Tom Withers games for Cleveland's staff, die first on Peralta's homer off ing my best tennis to close out a THE ASSOCKTEO PRESS which has diree relievers on the Tim Wakefield (1-4). and they most singles wins in program his- senior year," said BG coach Penny match," Romer said. "I have so CLEVELAND — Cliff Lee gave disabled list and is still waiting were also helped by four passed tory. Dean. "1 was so happy that she many tools and weapons now that Cleveland's banged-up bullpen for ace CC Sahathia to get back balls charged to Boston's losh The feat earned her a share of overcame the injuries and tied the I dont need to hit the ball as hard some needed rest, and Jhonny from the DL Bard, who spent the night chas- the Mid American Conference record." as I can to beat my opponent." Peralta hit a three-run homer to Lee was aided by two double ing pitches back to the screen. Player of the Week, and subse- Despite the circumstances, Dean also feels as though her give the Indians a 7-1 win over plays and he worked out of trou- Two of Cleveland's nins were quendy our selection for Athlete Romer has endured her senior star player has matured as both an the Boston Red Sox yesterday ble in the third and sixth innings, unearned because Bard couldn't of the Week. season and is finishing on top of athlete and a team leader, even in night. lason Davis pitched two score- corral floaters by Wakefield, who Romer, who shares the MAC her game, which has transformed her senior year. Lee (2-1) allowed one run and less inning and Bob Wickman gave up three runs and five hits in Player of the Week honor with pain into motivation and result- "She's just worked so hard that four hits in six innings, helping finished up the five-hitter. 5 2-3 innings. Buffalo's Kristen Ortman, defeated ing success to inspiration for her she's become an extremely smart the Indians end a three-game los- Wily Mo Pena homered for Cleveland was able to take NIU's Megan Brooks in the No. teammates. player," Dean said. "She leads by ing streak and win for just the fifth Boston, which lost for the first advantage of Wakefield's soft 3 singles event Friday to tie the "1 think that the team has seen attitude and example, and when time in 14 games. time in seven games at lacobs tosses, stealing three bases to record for most wins in a season, me play all year and knows that you're not on your game, she will which was held by two fonner no matter how bad my wrist is The left-hander's quality start Field. match their season total through Falcon greats. hurting or how bad I'm playing, ROMER. PAGE 13 was only the second in eight The Indians took a 3-0 lead in 20 games.

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COWSPORTS 12 Thursday. April 27.2006 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Draft weekend not a mockery to teams By Matt Riddle 6. San Francisco 49ers - Vemon Davis, TH. Maryland CuUer or Young they will take the best player on die board. Rumor has REPCRI r R Scouts say Davis is the best tight end prospect of all time. He is 6-3, it Cromartie is the fastest rising player in the draft. Mj favorite day ol the yew is right around die comer, as the 2(K)fi 250 pounds and nins a 1.3 in the 40-yard dash. Alex Smith gets a new 18. Dallas Cowboys - Winston lust lee. OT, Southern California NFL Draft takes place this weekend. Since the end ol the 20O5 target lustice had an unbelievable junior season and Bill Parcells would Ml Draft mj fellow draft gum's— foeSolarzand FrikSweress 7. Oakland Itaklers - Vince Young, QB. Texas love to add him to their offensive line. from (Itlk) Siale — and I have researched this upcoming draft, Young is too hard to pass up for tbe Raiders. The idea 19. San Diego Chargers - Tye Hill, CB, Clemson pick by |iick. Below is my 2006 mock draft for the firs! round. of a Young to Randy Moss duo is unreal. Raiders may also The biggest need for the Chargers is the secondary. ll is important to remember thai trades can affect Ihe draft consider defensive help because they already have a QB in 20. Kansas City Chiefs - Jonathan Joseph, CB, South Carolina board, and I don't have llic scouting resources of Mel Ki|X'r |r. Aaron Brooks. One of the fastest players in the draft, loseph will start right away in 1.1 lousiim Texans - Reggie Bush, fill. Southern (California 8. Buffalo Bills Brodrick Bunkley, III, Florida State Kansas City. The [brans do not have die luxury of passing up Ihe nod Tile Bills have holes to fill on the defensive line. It comes 21. New England Patriots - Manny I an son 1 Rl DF, North Carolina Barry Sanders, Bush has the tools to score a touchdown every down to Bunkley or I laloti Ngata State lime lie touches [he ball. VINCE YOUNG 9. Detroit Lions- Michael Huff, DB, Texas One of the best 3-4 system players in the draft, Lawson will fit right 2. New Orleans Saints - D'Brickshaw Ferguson. ()T. Virginia It's sale to say Detroit won't draft a wide receiver. The into die Patriots scheme. If the Saints don't trade out of this pick they will consider I .ions would be ecstatic if I luff is still on the hoard at No. 9. 22. San Francisco 49ers - Kamerion Wimblcy LB/DE, Florida defensive end Mario Williams, Inn they already have two solid starters 10. Arizona Cardinals - lay CuUer, QB, Vanderbilt State at thai position. Left tackle is an area of need for the Saints. Kurt Warner is getting old and the explosive Cardinal offense can San Francisco will make Wimbley an immediate starter to 3.Tennessee Titans - Matt leinarl. QB. Southern (California only get better with Cudet replace Julian Peterson. I ein.irt won 95 percent of his 11. St Ixiuis Rams - Jimmy Williams. I )lt, Virginia Tech 23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Donte Whltner, I)B, Ohio State games in college and two national The Rains defense is suspect after losing Adam Archuletta. Whitner can provide the type of defensive playmaker Ion lilies. I miner DSC offensive coor- Williams could lie his replacement Gruden desires. dinator Norm Chow is know with 12.Cleveland Browns - Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa 24. Cincinnati Bengals - Leonard Pope. TE, Georgia the Titans. This should be the The Browns may trade down and lake linebackers Bobby The Bengals are the only team in the AFC North without a deciding factor between drafting Carpenter. Manny Liwson or Kamerion Wimblcy. If they first round pick as their tight end (Winslow, Heap, Miller). Leinart or Vlnce Young. slay Greenway is the best tackier and inside linebacker on 25. New York Giants - Eric Winston, 01, Miami 4. New York lets - Mario the hoard. Greenway and Andra Davis could be the best The signing of l.aVar Arrington opens the door for the Williams. DE North Carolina inside tandem in the division. Giants to bolster their offensive line, State MATT LEINART 13. Baltimore Ravens - llaloti Ngata. D'l, Oregon 26. Chicago Bears - Sinorice Moss, WR, Miami llie\ may lliil wilh the possi- Ray Lewis has complained recently about the Ravens CHAD The Bears tried to sign Antwaan Handle El but failed. A bility of trading away Uiis pick or trading up for one ol the I ISC studs. defensive line being too small, [he 300-pound Ngata will GREENWAY mirror image of Randle El is Moss. If they stay put. the get their replacement for lohn Abraham. fill that hole. 27. Carolina Panthers - DeAngelo Williams, RB, 5. Green Bay Packers- A| Hawk. I.II, Ohio Slate 14. Philadelphia Fagles - Ernie Sims, \K Florida State Memphis \iosi \i L-readj player in the draft. Hawk will start immediately for The Fagles need a playmaker on defense and Sims is a top prospect. The panthers will draft a running back because the Packers. The Fagles may also consider a wide receiver or offensive lineman. of the health issues with their current backs. 15. Denver Broncos - Santonk) Williams has the potential to be a Pro Bowl back. Holmes. VVR, Ohio State 28. lacksonville Jaguars - Bobby Carpenter, LB, The Broncos tried to sign Terrell Ohio State m w ART WALK & Owens but missed out. Holmes The most complete defender in the draft, the will provide the Broncos with the Jaguars get a steal at No. 28 with Carpenter. i/£ CONTEMPORARY CRAFT FAIR deep threat thev need. 29. New York Jets - Nick Mangold. C, Ohio State 16. Miami Dolphins - Chad The lets lost Kevin Mawac to free-agency, so DEANGELO lackson. 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Playing time will be at a pre- he won't forget. raise money for the organiza- With the Mid-American mium at both Boston and "1 got called up three differ- tion with different fund raising Conference tournament set to Providence as these goalies con- ent times this year which was activities. begin Friday, the seventh-seeded tinue to progress, but it is some- pretty exciting," he said. "I got "I've been trying to do as I alcons are optimistic about their thing Ionian says he can't con- to go in for one minute in the much as possible," lordan said. chances. cern himself with. one game and it was probably "There'si bislhingcallcd 'Sigalet After a strong stan to the sea- "You can't worry about the the best minute of my career Saves for MS' in Providence son, BG struggled down the other guys in the system," he and experiencing the taste of here when for about the last stretch losing five straight confer- said. "You just have to go in and the NHL has made me want to five games I've played every ence matches before ending the worry about your game. You experience it all the time." save I made, Serono, which is season with a 7-0 triumph over just got to prove yourself and let During breaks in the sea- the drug company for the drug Northern Illinois. things fall into place." son, Ionian still likes to dedi- I'm on, donated S20 to the MS No. 2 singles player ]cnna When Toivonen and Raycroft cate time and service to the Society." Nussbaum said there is not as much pressure on the Falcons as there is on the other teams. "We're the underdogs accord- ing to our seeding and we're ready for the challenge." she said. Romer one win shy from record BG's first round opponent is the ROMER. FROM PAGE 11 Buffalo coming up tomorrow, that we make ii III the finals and Buffalo Bulls. In their only match- Romer hopes to not only break I win all of my singles matches," up of the season BG rocked let you know and make sure you the win record, but also defeat the Homer said. "1 know that we can Buffalo 5-2 at Toledo's Shadow are playing at your best" Falcons' closest conference rival. get there, and I lx-t ibis time we Valley Tennis and Fitness (loiter lasonRentiw BGNew* With a conference champion- "I would like to finish my senior will give Western Michigan a run on March 25. After dropping the TOURNAMENT TIME: lenna Nussbaum and the BG tennis team will ship qualifying match against season with B2 wins, which means for ilu'ir money when we do." doubles point, the Falcons domi- compete in the MAC tournament Friday. BGSU is seeded No. 7. nated singles competition taking five of six matches, while conced- make it to the finals." than lo avenge those defeats. ing just one single set. By virtue of their seventh "It's nice that we have Since their last meeting, place finish, the Falcons avoid a chance to play the two though, the teams have headed playing MAC power and regu- teams we losi to by a point," in opposite directions. Buffalo lar season champion Western Nussbaum said. "We want to won their final six conference Michigan until the finals. prove t ti.it we're just as good. No Worries. No Hassle. matches on their way to a sec- If history repeats itself and If not better than both of those ond place finish in the MAC. the Falcons get past Buffalo, teams." 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He object could have created the IHt »SSOC'ATfO PRESS some record privacy. sex offenders fixed stains, but said that the letter COLUMBUS (AP) — The priest's letter opener presided over the hineral of the COLUMBUS — A pair of state The court's ruling, in which nun, who had been choked and opener could not be ruled out. state attorney general's office senalors announced yesterday one Republican and one "I'm not going to get an absolute has fixed a flaw in Ohio's By John Seewer stabbed they will pursue a hill strip- Democrat dissented, came in •HI »SSOCIATf0 PRtSS Authorities have not disclosed answer." she said. online sex offender regis- ping Ciov. Hob raft of the privi- a case Dann filed against Taft Under questioning from try that omitlcd numerous nil I ix) — HIIKKI stains on an a motive. lege he was granted last week seeking memos the governor Paulette Sntton. a medical defense attorney lohn Thebes, offenders from results for one altai doth and die forehead ol D) the Ohio Supreme Court had exchanged with bis top Sutton said a pair of scissors type of search, a spokesman a mm stabbed to death in l'liw examiner specializing m blood to conceal certain staff about Invest- could have leli one of the siains said yesterday. could have come &om a priesrt stain evidence, told jurors she policy documents "...and the ments at the Ohio sword shaped letter opener, a looked at 1H stains, most of which found on the doth. Investigators from the public. Bureau of Workers' Searching the Wfeb site by have said thai a pair of scissors entering only a five-digit ZIP medical examiner testified yes- were on the altar cloth, and found Democrat I c law they Compensation. that most could have been made were missing from the hospital code would exclude offend- terda) Sen Marc Dann The bill pro- by the letter opener. chapel. made would eis in the database, depend- i lu- stains, Including one with and Republican posed by Dann She said one faint slain A few of the stains on the cloth ing on how individual sheriff's a pattern resembling the U.S. Sen. Tim Grenddl, have made and (.lendell showed what looked like the could not have come from the offices entered the data. Some i apitol whose image is (in the let- rivals in the race would revoke the outline of the ( apitol. which was 8-inch-long letter opener, Sutton Richard counties added the extra four ter opener, were a ke) reason why for state attorney privilege granted on a dime-sized medallion on said. digits that the U.S. Postal prosecutors decided two years general, said the Nixon by the court under the opener. She also said there Experts testified previously Service relies on to subdivide ago iu charge the Rev. (icrald court crossed the gleeful." a section of the was a blood stain on Sister I'ahl's that the letter opener's shape was ZIP codes. Robinson with killing Sister line into legislative State Constitution forehead that could be a match consistent with punctures in the Users would have to enter Margaret Ann I'ahl. i hey worked territory when ii MARC DANN, SENATOR that says "no spe- for the letter opener. altar cloth and the nun's body, all nine digits to retrieve all Closely al tIn- hospital chapel cleared a limited cial privileges Pictures of the enlarged siains including one In the 71 year-old offenders in a neighborhood where her body was found a day executive privilege for Taft or immunities shall ever be were shown to jurors mm's jaw. Prosecutors on Tuesday — and know all the four-digit before Easts that hadn't existed in Ohio for granted, that may not be showed jurors an enlarged pic- add-ons to get every offender Among the items found bj Oilier siains on the nearly 10- 200 yens altered, revoked, or repealed foot-long altar cloth could have in a ZIP code. police hack then were a hloody Five Republican justices by the general assembly." been made by the letter opener's NUN, PAGE 15 Attorney General Jim Petro's altar cloth in the chapel and the "who were elected by the Both expressed support for office fixed the problem on people of this state to inter- allowing the governor to shield Tuesday after The Columbus pret the law. insie.nl decided certain sensitive records in the Dispatch inquired about it. the to make some — and die law process of making key deci- newspaper said. The search they made would have made sions, such as attracting new engine pays attention to only Richard Nixon gleeful." 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IKt ASSOCIAIE0 PRESS WRITER is close to an agreement to founder Kenneth lay dropped WASHINGTON —The House acc|uirefouriiewspapersfroni Ins famous affable persona as his yesterday approved legis- McClatchy Co. for SI billion, cross-examination licgan yester- lation to tighten sanctions strengthening its presence in day, snarling at a prosecutor who against Iran, rejecting admin- northern California, accord- istration arguments that ing to a person familiar with accused him of witness tamper- ing when the ex-chairman and tougher sanctions could be- the matter. chief executive called several an obstacle to international Assuming a deal is final- potential witnesses during his efforts to prevent the Tehran ized, MediaNews will own fraud and conspiracy trial. government from developing the San lose Mercury News, lurors who had been listen- nuclear weapons. the Contra Costa Times, the ing Impassively snapped to The bill, said House Monterey County Herald as attention. Majority Leader John well as the St. Paul Pioneer "Did you have any conversa- Boehner, R-Ohio, sends "a Press, according to a person tions to get your story straight strong message that the familiar with the matter who for trial?" asked prosecutor United States expects Iran insisted on anonymity since John llucston, equally primed to be a responsible mem- nothing had been formally for battle. Pat Lopez AP Photo ber of the international announced. "Can you elaborate on that PROVOKING QUESTIONS: This courtroom sketch shows lead prosecutor Sean Berkowitz, left, as he cross community." MediaNews. a privately Mr. Ilueston?" Lay shot back. The vote was overwhelm- held newspaper publisher examines former Enron executive Jeffrey Skilling, during his fraud and conspiracy trial. "I'm not sure what story you're ing, 397-21 in favor, but there based in Denver, would talking about." of die meeting with his. llueston's rapid-fire question- Kaminski a long time ago lute n e I was also a vocal minority in acquire the papers in a com- The prosecutor noted that Lay "I was trying to make sure some ing produced an electricity that even knew he would testify. I was opposition who drew com- plex transaction along with called iwo Goldman Sachs & Go. facts I had about a meeting we has been absent from the trial, trying to reconnect with Vince, parisons to a 1998. congres- the backing ol'its two existing executives during the trial regard- had in the fall of 2001 was right. I even during almost eight days to talk to him about some issues sional resolution calling for partners in other California ing a September 2(X)l meeting was just trying to make sure that of testimony from his far scrap- I wanted to talk to him about," regime change in Iraq. newspapers, Gannett Co. about Huron. all of my facts were as accurate pier co-defendant, former Chief Lay said. Many voted in good faith and Stephens Media Croup, Homier Huron Chief Financial as they could be," he declared, Executive Jeffrey Skilling. Kaminski has been on the for that resolution, said Rep. as well as Hearst Corp., this Officer Andrew Hastow — whom noting further that Hastow "gave a After a short afternoon break, prosecution's witness list since Dennis Kucinich. D-Ohio, person said. Lay has dubbed a traitor, liar ami fake version of that meeting." lay appeared to calm down. the government released its "not knowing that later on it The four newspapers arc crook — testified that he and I lueston noted dial Goldman Lay also acknowledged he tried first version in November, lay would be invoked as a cause among 12 being sold by Lay met with the executives to Sachs attorneys warned lay to to contact Vince Kaminski, a for- acknowledged trying to reach for the prosecution of war McClatchy as it acquires stop calling the executives direct- mer top risk analyst for Enron Kaminski March (i through one against Iraq." Knight Ridder Inc., the sec- discuss restructuring Enron at the same time l.i\ was telling ly, a fact to wiiich lay glumly nine days before Kaminski testi- of his colleagues. He didn't say. Supporters emphasized ond-largest newspaper employees and reporters that the replied, 'Uli, yeah." fied fortheprosecution. Kaminski nor did I lueston ask, whether he that the legislation does not company in the country. lay, known in Houston for his told jurors he got a cold reaction reached Kaminski. McClatchy has said the 12 company was sound. lay says authorize the use of force the executives called the meeting avuncular, polite persona and when he told I ay and other exec- lay recalled that he has said he papers didn't meet its acqui- in Iran and was a proper to discuss Huron's vulnerability to who frequently headlined char- utives in October 2001 diat Enron endured some character assas- response to the Tehran sition criteria, which include a takeover. ity events, shed any pretenses needed to "come clean" on ques- sination. I lueston asked ifhehad government's nuclear ambi- being located in rapidly Lay said he called the execu- to his usual diplomacy when tionable financial structures in engaged in character assassina- growing markets. tions. A nuclear Iran, said tives in March—the same month faced with the prosecutor who the weeks before it dashed into tion of others during the trial. Rep. Christopher Smith, R- l-astow testified — but he said he secured his indictment in July liankruptcy proceedings. didn't try to align their memories 2004. Lay's visible anger and "I was trying to reach Vince ENRON. PAGE 17 IRAN, PAGE 17

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\ WWW.BGNEWS.COM NATION Thursday. April 27.2006 17 Cancer cases link Enron ex-top aggressively NATION BRIEFING BG NEWS HIRE SOURCES to old textile plant defends himself, comments Several gay rights Possible connection plant, the Department of Public ENRON,FROM PAGE 16 eral prosecutors. the rest, but Hueston blocked activists detained Health said Tuesday. The ex-chairman also snapped. him from doing so shortly before WEST POINT, N.Y. — between cancer and Investigators interviewed 1387 "Are you considering yourself "I can't take full responsibility he was indicted. Twenty-one gay rights activ- Ashland company people who were aged 10 to 18 in that league?" the ex-chairman for what my lawyers say and do" 1 lueston took up that mantle. ists were detained at the years old during the period 1965 to said slyly. when Hueston asked about lead "As of today, you have not U.S. Military Academy and By Mark Jewell 1985 and lived in Ashland. "I am a United States attorney. Lay lawyer Michael Ramsey call- repaid one dime of the prin- issued federal citations yes- IK[ ASSOCIATCD PRESS The study found 73 cases of This is my job, and you can call ing Glisan a "monkey." Ramsey ciple loan of that S7.5 million?" terday while protesting the BOSTON — A disturbingly high cancer and eight cancer-related me anything you want," Hueston has been absent from the trial I lueston asked. Pentagon's "don't ask, don't number of cancer cases have been deaths. About two-thirds of the retorted. I le then pressed Lay on since early April, recovering from "We tried and you blocked teU" policy. linked lo a former textile dye-mak- cancers were diagnosed before age whether he denounced former cardiac procedures. • it," Lay snapped, adding later, The academy was their last ing plant and its waste ponds, 35, and many involved rare form- Enron Treasurer Ben i .lis.ii i jr. as Under questioning earlier in "Mr. Hueston, you know you stop on a cross-country tour where several people now battling sAlthough the contamination was he testified for the government the day from defense lawyer blocked it" — though he didn't of 20 conservative Christian cancer swam when they were chil- well-known, some residents didn't that he warned lay die George Secrest, explain how. and military colleges that pro- dren, state health officials say. consider it a risk. company was in dire "I can't Lay insisted he "It's a simple question," test organizers say discrimi- A seven-year study found that "We had reports to us that one straits throughout tin' borrowed $77.5 I lueston pressed. nate against gay. bisexual and people who grew up in Ashland of the things that the old Ashland fall of 2001. take full million from "It's a simple answer," Lay transgendered people. between the late 1960s and early high school football team used to "I don't recall what responsibility Enron in the retorted. "Mr. Hueston, when I Members of the protest '80s and swam in contaminated do when they won a big game was I said," Lay said. "I do months before was sworn in here, I swore to tell group Soulforce Equality ponds were two to three times to go jump into the lagoons." said think Mr. Glisan lied." for what my the company the truth and the whole truth, not Riders have laced charges for more likely to develop cancer than Suzanne Condon, state assistant During Glisan's testi- lawyers say imploded to pay the partial truth." protests at five of the cam- those who had no contact with commissioner of public health. mony, Lay told report- personal debt Lay faces six counts of fraud puses. Ten were handcuffed the water. The study was launched after ers, "I've never heard and do." — not because and conspiracy from when he and charged with disorderly The cancer rate was nearly four Ashland resident Kevin Kane, who so many lies in one day he knew disaster reprised the role of CEO follow- conduct after demonstrating times greater among people with played sports near the site as a in my whole life." loomed. ing Skilling's abnipt resignation April 14 at the U.S. Air Force child and once fell in a lagoon, KENNETH LAY, ENRON Academy in Colorado Springs, a family history of cancer and Lay then acknowl- EX-CHAIRMAN Prosecutors in mid-August 2001. Skilling faces who also swam or waded in waste developed a rare cancer as a young edged that he have highlighted 28 counts of fraud, conspiracy, Cola lagoons and contaminated wet- man. along with four childhood approached Glisan through witness- insider trading and lying to audi- Yesterday, about 50 protest- lands near the Nyanza Inc. dye friends, in the 1990s. near a bathroom and a witness es that lay, 64, repaid S70 mil- 'tors related to his activities from ers arrived on buses at the area during a break in the ex- lion of those company loans with 1999 to 2001. gate that separates the storied treasurer's testimony and tried to Enron stock. But the ex-chairman Once jurors in the Lay- U.S. Military Academy from soothe him. didn't tell employees or investors Skilling case begin deliberat- the village of Highland Falls. Lay said yesterday he thought about that activity even as he ing. Lay faces a trial without a The 21 detained had entered Glisan, who is serving a pris- encouraged workers to buy more jury before lake on bank fraud campus grounds and were on term for creating one of shares two months before the charges for allegedly reneging warned they risked federal Negotiations continue the structures Kaminski com- energy giant sought bankmptcy on an agreement with banks charges if they continued to plained about, has been under protection in December 2001. not to use S75 million in loans try to protest inside the post. "enormous pressure" from fed- Lay told jurors he tried'to repay to buy Enron stock on margin. After several trips through over union contracts the gate, they were cited by military police for entry to By Dee-Ann Durbin negotiations this week because THE ASS0CIA1ED PRESS military property for unlaw- it is providing depositions to ful purposes, a misdemeanor. DETROIT — With less than two Delphi attorneys as part of the Federal law prohibits protests weeks to go before Delphi Corp. auto supplier's bankruptcy case. Sutton said eight local shop on military installations plans to ask a federal judge to Iran required to dismantle its "1 felt it was definitely some- cancel its union contracts, the chairmen and union leaders are thing 1 should be doing," said auto supplier is still negotiating meeting with Delphi attorneys protester Chad Brady, 20, of with its major unions and General this week in Troy, where Delphi weapons of mass destruction Mount Pleasant, Mich., who Motors Corp. over wage cuts. is headquartered. West in eliminating weapons of governments and companies was among those ticketed. "To Delphi's second-largest labor Sutton said those local leaders IRAN, FROM PAGE 16 sec government-sanctioned union confirmed yesterday that also prepared documents for the mass destruction. that have invested at least $20 N.J. "will be a devastating blow It states that weapons of million in Iran's energy sector discrimination, it really both- it's still in talks with the com- court last week that argue against ers me." pany. Union executive Robert the wage cuts Delphi hasproposed to peace and security, not only mass destruction-related sanc- be published in the Federal in the Middle East, but in the Register. It denies U.S. aid to The "don't ask, don't tell" Sutton made the comments as part of its reorganization. The tions against Iran remain in policy for the U.S. military yesterday after a media report communications workers branch entire world." effect until Iran has verified countries that are invested in The legislation, sponsored that it is dismantling its WMD Iran's energy sector, but gives and its service academies, set suggested the International represents about 8,000 of Delphi's by Congress and signed by Union of Electronic Workers- 33,000 U.S. hourly workers. by Rep. lleana Ros-Lehtinen, programs. It requires that sanc- the president the authority to R-Fla., in effect alters the Iran- tions be imposed on any per- waive such a ban on national President Clinton, allows gays Communications Workers of "The declarations say to the to serve in the armed forces if America had broken off talks judge and to the opposing parties Libya Sanctions Act of 10 years son who exports or supplies to security grounds. ago by strengthening sanctions Iran goods or technology that It also authorizes the presi- they abstain from homosexu- because of a lack of progress. what we have done and haven't al activity and do not disclose Sutton, secretary of the done and what we plan on doing against Iran while taking away help Iran obtain WMDs. dent to provide assistance to their sexual orientation. union's automotive conference to keep Delphi viable and com- restrictions on Libya, which The measure also states peaceful pro-democracy and board, said the union is not in petitive," Sutton said. is now cooperating with the that the names of individuals. human rights groups in Iran.

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www.bgnews.com/nation ROVE UNDERGOES INTENSE QUESTIONING \\ \SIII.\(,I()\ (AP) — Top Whin- House aide Karl Rove made his tilth grand jury appearance in the Valerie Plame affair yesterday, undergoing several hours of questioning about a new issue thai has tome to light since the last time he testified. Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald declined to comment. NATION NATION Enron investigation continues Congress; BRIEFING Bare down BG NEWS Wlfll SOURCES MediaNews Group Lay provoked by on Iranian prosecutors during looks to expand NEW VOHK (AP) - cross-examination technology MediaNews Group Inc., pub- By Knsten Hays lishei iil l'lii' Denva I'o-a and vlAIIO PRISS By Jim Abrams dozens of oilier newspapers. IHE ASS0CUUD PRESS WRITER HOUSTON - Enron Corp. is dose in an agreement ID founder Kenneth Lay dropped WASIUNGTON —The I louse acquirefournewspapetsfrom his famous affable persona as his yesterday approved legis- McClatchy Ca for SI billion, cross-examination began yester- lation to lighten sanctions strengthening its presence in day, snarling at a prosecutoi who against Iran, rejecting admin- northern California, accord- accused him ol witness tamper- istration arguments that ing to a person familiar with ing when the ex-chairman and tougher sanctions could be ibe matter. chiel executive called several an obstacle lo international Assuming a deal is final- potential witnesses during his efforts to prevent the lehran ized, MediaNews will own hand and conspiracy (rial. governtnenl Iroin developing the San lose Mercury News, lurors who had been listen- nuclear weapons. the Contra Costa limes, the ing impassively snapped to The bill, said House Monterey Count) Herald as attention. Majority leader lohn well as the St. Paul Pioneer Did you have any conversa- Boehner, R-Ohio, sends "a Press, according to a person tions in get your story straight Strong message that the familiar with the matter who lor trial?" asked prosecutor United Slates expects Iran insisted on anonymity since lohn Hueston, equally primed to be a responsible inein nothing had been formally tin battle. Pal tope; AP Photo her of the international announced. "Can you elaborate on that PROVOKING QUESTIONS: This courtroom sketch shows lead prosecutor Sean Berkowitz. left, as he cross community.'' MediaNews, a privately Mr. Hueston?" Lay shot back. examines former Enron executive Jeffrey Shilling, during his fraud and conspiracy trial. ihe vote was overwhelm- held newspaper publisher "I'm inn sure what story you're ing, 397-21 in favor, but there based in Denver, would talking about." of the meeting with his. Hueston's rapid-tire question- Kaminski a long time ago bclorc I was also a vocal minority In acquire the papers in a com- fhe prosecutor noted that Lay "I was trying to make sure some ing produced an electricity that oven knew he would testily. I was opposition who drew com- plex transaction along with called two Goldman Sachs & (»». facts I had about a meeting we has been absent from the Dial, trying to reconnect with Vince, parisons to a 1998, congres- the backing of its two existing exei uth^duringthe trial regard- had in the fall of 2001 was right 1 even during almost eight days to talk lo him about some issues sional resolution calling for partners In other California ing a September 2001 meeting was |USI trying to make sure thai ol testimony from his far scrap- 1 wanted to talk to him about," regime change In Iraq. newspapers, Gannett Co. about Enron. all of my bets were as accurate pier co-defendant, former Chief Lay said Many voted in good faith and Stephens Media Group, Former Enron Chiel financial as they could he." lie declared. Executive (eflrey skilling. Kaminski has been on the lor that resolution, said Hep as well as I ti-ai-.1 Corp., lllis Office) tndrevi Fastow—whom noting liiitlienliat Fastow'gavea Afler a short afternoon break, prosecution's witness list since Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohlo, person said. Lay has dubbed a traitor, liar ami fake version ol that meeting," lay appeared to calm down. the government released its "not knowing thai later on it The four newspapers are crook testified thai he and Hueston noted thai Goldman Lay also acknowledged belt inl first version in November. Lay would be invoked as a cause among 12 being sold by Lay met with the executives to Sachs attorneys warned Lay to lo contact Vince Kaminski, a for- acknowledged trying to reach for the prosecution of war McClatchy as it acquires discuss restructuring Enron ai stop calling the executives direct- mer lop risk analyst for Enron, Kaminski March li through one against Iraq." Knight Didder Inc., the sec- the same lime Lay was telling ly, a fact in which Lay glumly nine days before Kaminski testi- of his colleagues, lie didn'i say, Supporters emphasized ond-largesl newspaper employees and reporters that the replied, "lib. yeah." fied for the prosecution. Kaminski nor did I luesion ask, whether be that the legislation does not company In the country. company was sound Lay says I ay, known in Houston foi his (old jurors he gol a cold reaction reached Kaminski. authorize the use of force McClatchy has said the 12 the executives called the meeting avuncular, polite persona and when he told Lay and other exec- lay recalled that he has said he in Iran and was a proper papers didn't meet Its acqui- 10 discuss Enron's vulnerability to who frequently headlined char- utivesin0ctober2001 that Enron endured some character assas- response to the Tehran sition criteria, which include a takeover. it) events, shed am ptelenses needed to "come clean" on ques- sination. Hueston asked if In- li.nl governments nuclear ambi- being located in rapidly I ay said he railed the iM'i ii to his usual diplomacy when tionable financial structures in engaged in character assassina- tions. A nuclear Iran, said growing markets. lives ill March — the same month laved with the prosecutor who the weeks before it crashed into tion of others during the trial. Rep Christopher Smith, R- Fastow testified bin he said he secured his Indictment in July bankruptcy proceedings. didn'i iry to align their memoi les 2004. lay's visible anger and "I was trying lo reach Vinos ENRON.PAGE 1/ IRAN, PAGE 17

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The violence came as Shiite, Sunnl and Kurdish politicians haggled over forming a new gov- ernment aimed at stopping the bloodshed. The new Sunni vice'president, Tariqal-I lashimi, madeashowof unity with his Kurdish and Shiite colleagues, calling for Iraq's insur- Marco Ugarle AP Photo gency to be put down by force. BOLD EATING: Two customers. Oscar and Irma, eat in a Burger King restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico. U.S. lobbyists lashed out yesterday at the Mexican "Nothing Gringo" campaign Al-llashimi shrugged off a vid- eotape by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi timed for May 1 to coincide with the "Day Without Immigrants" boycott in the United States. Migrants and their supporters in the United States are being encouraged to skip work in which the al-Qaida in Iraq and school and not spend money for one day to demonstrate the migrants' importance to the U.S. economy. leader tried to rally Sunni Arabs to fight the new government and denounced Sunnis who cooper- Punching below the border IRAQ, PAGE 19 Planned boycott of legalization for many of the in the United States are being Vips — the chain of ubiquitous SI00 billion of investment in estimated II million undocu- encouraged to skip work and Mexican diners — even though the country. Terrorist hit U.S. products causes mented migrants. school and not spend mane] they are owned by Wal-Mart The companies say they're fears of polarization Mexicans' refusal to "buy for one day to demonstrate the Stores Inc. helping Mexico by providing American'' on May 1 could migrants' importance to the A quarter of Mexico's formal jobs, but activists counter they at cleavages By Alan Clendenning further polarize the debate U.S. economy. private-sector jobs with regular pay so little that Mexicans have rHf ASSOCMIfD PRESS and make reform supporters South of the border, Mexicans pay are provided by U.S. firms, little choice but to head north. between rich MEXICO CITY — U.S. lobby- seem anti-American at the very are targeting American stores according to the chamber, Backers of the Mexican boy- ists lashed oul yesterday al the moment that lobbyists are try- and chain restaurants — "That including Walmex, the Mexican cott insisted yesterday that Mexican "Nothing Gringo" ing to persuade lawmakers in means no Dunkin' Donuts, Wal-Mart subsidiary that is tlu- the protest could send a mes- and destitute campaign timed for May I to Washington to pass a bill that no McDonald's, Burger King, nation's biggest private employ- sage that American companies coincide with the "Day Without would benefit migrants, wor- Starbucks, Sears, Krispy Kreme er with I4CMXM workers. Delphi should offer better pay and ben- By WMIa Thayer I HE ASS0CIA1ED PRESS Immigrants" boycott in the ries Larry Rubin, the chamber's or Wal-Mart," reads one e-mail Corp., the U.S. auto parts maker, efits to their Mexican workers. United States. president. making the rounds. is second with 70,(100 workers. "They continue to exploit CAIRO, Egypt — Two days after The American Chamber "This is like shooting oneself But even activists are con- "Certainly, companies could Mexicans with badly paid a deadly resort bombing, sui- of Commerce in Mexico said in the fool," Rubin said. "U.S. fused about which companies be hurt," Rubin said at a news jobs and no labor rights," said cide attackers targeted interna- organizers are risking a back- companies have been the first are U.S.-owned. Sears is cited by conference yesterday. Roberto Vigil, who works in tional peacekeepers and police- lash and foolishly targeting to lobby, launching a huge lob- boycott organizers, despite the The chamber represents the Mexico City office of the yesterday in the Sinai, a barren some of their best allies, since bying effort for immigration fact that Sears' Mexico stores more than 2,000 American and California-based immigrants expanse where Bedouin tribes- U.S. corporations have actively reform. ... Why hurt something were bought by Mexican bil- other foreign companies doing rights group llermandad men eke out a meager existence lobbied the U.S. Congress for that is helping you?" lionaire Carlos Slim in 1997. business in Mexico, and says Mexicans. "They're kind of and tourists luxuriate in seaside immigration reform including Mignuits and their supporters And few organizers mention its members are responsible for two-faced: they support, but hotels. they exploit." The largely impoverished Unskilled workers at U.S. region has become fertile companies usually start with ground for terrorists, who have Mexico's minimum wage of hit the Multinational Force and Consolidate your federal student loans S4.35 a day. While many earn Observer peacekeepers twice in more, such as seamstresses less than a year — both times making an average of S5.89 after larger and bloodier attacks a day — even these wages on Sinai resorts. pale in comparison to pay- Yesterday's attacks were unso- today... phisticated — one bomber was checks offered by the same companies north of the bor- riding a bicycle — and only the der, conceded the chamber's militants died. before rates go up July 11 Humberto Banuelos. The death and destruction A cashier at Subway (or were far greater Monday, when "sandwich artist," as the three bombs shattered a peace- company refers to them) ful holiday weekend, killing 21 earns about S189 a month people in the Dahab resort 190 in Mexico City. 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Artists & Art and basic computer knowledge "I say, yes, we're agents. pected safehouse Tuesday in Enthusiasts Apply!!! Housing implementing assistance and sup port to the Parks & Recreation Di- Temp to perm, positions. We're agents for Islam, for the Youssifiyah, 12 miles south ol Help Wanted Available!!! Call (574) 532 9437 rector and Department, Hours ol Please send resume to oppressed. We have to defend Baghdad, near where a U.S. Visit www.kamansart.com work are subject to modification, and Precision Steel HR Dept will vary (com week to ween depend- the future of our people," al- Apache helicopter crashed Cleaning & misc. help needed INDIVIDUALS NEEDED FOR RE- 31 E Sylvania Toledo. OH 43612. 1 ing upon the workload Inputs. Hashimi said at a news con- April I.The U.S. command said starling 5 06 for 2 weeks SEARCH STUDIES The Pfizer Re- maintains registration and reserva- ference with President Jalal the helicopter was believed to (419)353-0325 search Clinic in Ann Arbor is seek- tion records; provides assistance Looking for Bartenders and wait- ing healthy men and women, ages and support to staff; prepares re- resses Call 419-823-4081 after Talabani, a Kurd, and his fel- have been shot down. COSI Toledo is now hinng outgoing 18 to 55. for participation in upcom- ports, rosters, and daily receipts, as 3pm low vice president, Shiite Adil The Mujahedeen Shura individuals to deliver science conlenl sists the general public, formats and ing drug research studies. Study Abdul-Mahdi. Council, purportedly a new to visitors in a tun and engaging types documents; may deal with Summer Childcare needed in our participation requires a stay of 10 to sensitive and confidential personnel "We believe that Iraq's inter- umbrella organization that manner Will work weekends with BG Home beg. June 8. Prev. exp. occasional weekdays. 12-24 20 days m the Research Clinic. In- matters: composes correspondence: est now is to normalize the sit- includes al-Qaida in Iraq and serves as sports liaison, and per- w/children & transp req. Call hours/week. Send resume to . dividuals will be paid for participating uation and maintain stability, smaller insurgent groups, in study activity. Payment for study forms other related duties as as- Heather (419) 206-1327 f rank@cositoledo. org signed Two-year associate degree as well as to impose security claimed responsibility for participation ranges from.$1800- or equivalent: three to five years Summer Job Opportunity that attack, and Al-Iazcera TV HELP WANTED! NOW AND DUR- $2500 You must not take dally and peace by force," he said. progressive experience including se Looking for exceptional person to The three spoke after meet- aired footage provided by the ING SUMMER VACATION prescription medications or have mor level administration and clencal support: a valid Ohio Driver's Li- spend 30 hrs'wk w'2 children. 7 & 9 ing with Secretary of State insurgents which they claimed Our company is seeking employees any chronic illness. You must be a non-smoker or light smoker to cense; or any combination ol educa- in our BG home. You must be de- Condoleezza Rica and Defense showed parts of the wreckage. to preform unskilled light production tion, training and work experience pendable with own transportation. work. We otter flexible hours- will be eligible. A pre screening proc which provides the required skill Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, The U.S. military did not say ess is required. For more informa- Flexible hours, exc pay. ref req'd work around your schedule- availa- sets to perform the essential func- Resume to Bobl96@aol com. who made an unannounced whether the suspected mili- ble shifts: 7 30am- 8:30am; 8:30am- tion, call the Research Recruiters at tions ot the job Qualified persons visit to Iraq for talks on the tants killed in the raid were 1V30am; 12:00 noon- 2:30 pm; 2:30 1-800-567-8804. Pfizer Research must complete an application that is Call 419-346-7508 new government. believed to have been involved pm- 5:00pm: 5:30pm- 8 30pm. Many available m the Personnel Depart- Clinic. 2800 Plymouth Rd.. Ann Ar- ment of Ihe City of Bowling Green. Summer Work BGSU students work here. Easy bor. Ml 48105 U.S. officials are hop- in the helicopter crash. The 304 North Church Street. Bowling $15.25 Base- Appt walk from campus Pay is S6.00 per Green. OH 43402-2399 Resumes ing Sunni participation in a area is part of the infamous Rapidly growing gymnastics facility FT'PT with flex sched . customer "triangle of death" and scene ol hour providing you work a minimum alone will not be considered Tele- national unity governmenl led of 15 hours per week. Work a mini- is seeking qualified applicants for phone: (419) 354-6200 web; sales'svc. No soliciting or canvass- by Shiite Prime Minister Nouri numerous ambushes against mum of 15 hours per week or over part-time coaches Responsibilities wwwboohioore email ing, all ages 17 and Older, sholar- al-Maliki will undermine Ihc U.S. and Iraqi troops, foreign- 40 hours with overtime. Pick- up an include instruction of rec classes BGPersonnei@bpoh|Q org Copy ot ships awarded, conditions exist. application at out office Advanced and compulsory team practices. Ex- the |00 description will be provided Apply no. start after finals Sunni-Ied insurgency as well ers and Shiite civilians. to applicants. The deadline for mak- Specialty Products. Inc.. 428 Clough perience coaching USAG compulso- 419-861 3855 or St.. Bowling Green. OH 43402.. ing application is 430pm May 4, ry levels is a MUST! 419-873-0511 2006. AAEEO Online www.wofkforstudents.com Egyptians get nervous about 372-6977 the 1W Nc*i will noi knowingly ■fvept »dw- The BG News is now iHcmcnt* thai dtacrimb—. «t tiKuurafc *»• I M the Ki f* Jfi) i*hci their tourism I -d ilalu> E6YPT, FROM PAGE 18 Summer & Fall 2006 Authorities have rounded Lost/Found up dozens of suspects and are studying the dismembered Staffs remainsoflhree men to learn LOST FLUTE! Last seen on Thurs if they were suicide bombers day. March 2, 2006 (right before in the Dahab attacks. spring break!) at Ihe SUNDIAL at Egypt's intelligence chief, the table next to Shadows' If found, Reporters Web Staff please contact Michael Lui al 419- Omar Suleiman, flew tq 490-6862 or luih@bgsuedu Re- Yemen on yesterday for talks ward Provided' (Sentimental Value1) on the Dahab bombings, Staff Editors Copy Editors according to intelligence officials who spoke on con- Personals dition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of CAMPUS POLLYEYES the information. They said Home o) Ihe World Famous Egypt wants to know if al- Slulfed Breadstick' Qaida activists who escaped 352-9638 Photographers from a prison in Yemen BG might be connected to Sinai FREE T-Shlrts terror cells. Sign Up To Coach Springboard Graphic Designers Egyptian authorities — Table In Union Thursday & Friday eager not to further damage 12N-SPM the Sinai's vital tourist trade Applications are available in 210 or 204 by linking al-Qaida to the bombings — have blamed FREE T-Shirts West Hall. Bedouins for past attacks. Sign Up To Coach Springboard But some outside intelligence Table In Union Interviews will begin week of April 17. officials have said groups Thursday & Friday linked to Osama bin I-aden's 12N - 5PM Return completed application and please terror organization were the more likely suspects. Having a party? sign up for an interview time at 210 West Hall. "It's clear these people are Call DiBenedetto's' from some al-Qaida deriva- Sub trays, party subs, pasia sal- Questions or further information? Contact The BG News tive group," terrorism expert ads, fresh baked cookies. at [email protected] Steven Emerson said by tele- (419)352-4663 phone from Washington. Call to have menu faxed1

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TABLE OF fMNER CONTENTS However, there have also The Greek community also been bad times in April. This suffered due to the passing of is the month that many of our lambda Chi Alpha president, seniors go out into the real Tom Hayn. True Life: I'm a Graduating Senior PAGE 2 world and leave the back row Our thoughts and prayers go of our chapters and our chapter out to the brothers of Lambda homes. Chi Alpha and Tom's family and Delta Zeta Hosts Greek God and Goddess PAGE 3 Thank you to all of the friends. You will be truly missed, outstanding seniors who have but your impact and your made Greek life the best it can determination to make your In Loving Memory; Tom Hayn PAGE 4 be for their active years! We will chapter and Greek life reach it's all truly miss you, wish you the fullest potential will never be Sigma Nu Receives Official Charter best of luck and remember to forgotten. PAGE 6 CHELCI HOWARD come back and see us as often as Congratulations to everyone EDITOR-IN-CHIEF possible! who participated in this year's Going For the Crown This year is seriously over? Also remember that because Dance Marathon! PAGE 7 Are you kidding? you become alumni, doesn't The event was an incredible April can pretty much be mean that you should stop being success and you all should feel Seniors Credit University For Success described as a ying-yang of Greek! very rewarded for your hard PAGE 7 emotions for Greeks. Get involved in your alumni work and efforts. The good? Greek week of associations as soon as possible! Another congratulations goes Is Grad School Right for You? course! It's a great Way to network out to Bernard Little, Alpha PAGE 8 Between the awesome as well as giving back to the Sigma Phi, and Kristen Kulbis, philanthropies, Greek Awards organization that has helped you Alpha Chi Omega, for being Gittcha Greek On and countless hours of planning develop into the well-rounded elected as USG president and strategy tactics, not to mention PAGE 9 person you are today! vice president for the 2006- Super Seniors! the trips to Sam's Club to amp Also, consider advising a 2007 school year. Represent us up your arsenal of toilet paper, chapter! This is the best way well and good luck! April has been a time for Greeks to keep up on your ritual Congratulations to the new Take A Break; Greek Style! PAGE 10 to shine, be a little lighthearted and to make an impact in an initiates of the recolinized and just have fun. undergraduate's life! Kappa Delta. We look forward to seeing you take your chapter far. Also! Congratulations again to IFC, NPHC and Panhel for sweeping house at MGCA! In closing, remember to take time to reflect on this year and THE STAFF brainstorm ideas to build on EDITOR-IN-CHIEF REPORTERS your strengths and improve Chelci Howard D.J. Johnson your not-so-strong points. Take Jane King pride and who you are and good LAYOUT DESIGN Matt Manning luck on exams! Chelci Howard Colleen Verbus Unigraphics Relax, and come back amped Claire Hauser up for an amazing recruitment! Christen Marcu PHOTOGRAPHERS Will Scott It's been an amazing year and Ben Korche Jenna Gable thank you so much for allowing D.J. Johnson me to be your Gavel editor Kristen Marcinkowski In Greek Unity and Love, Chelci April 27, 2006 Page 2

I'm a graduating senior! fflUE U* You think you know, but you have no idea! paths, Greeks still have the look forward to being done with opportunity to include their school. That is what Jessica COLLEEN VERBUS sorority or fraternity in their Mocilnikar, Sigma Kappa, felt REPORTER life. about becoming alumnae. The 2005-2006 school year These possibilities include "It's cool to be done with has gone by quite quickly, and joining ahrmni associations, school," Mocilnikar said. it is now time to say goodbye to helping out their current "I'm excited to be a part of an some of our graduating seniors. chapter in the future, becoming alumni chapter and comeback Each chapter has their own a traveling consultant, working to help my chapter with formal rules and regulations of alumni on a chapter advisory board recruitment and initiation." statuses. Whatever the case may or even possibly becoming a While some members will be though, Greeks value their national officer. be sticking around to help their alumni greatly and rely heavily Many have mixed feelings own chapters at certain events, on them for networking and about leaving their chapter and others will be moving far away, mentoring. the University. Renee Rambeau, joining alumni associations, and Some Greeks who are Chi Omega, shares these help out other chapters at other graduating are looking into feelings. colleges. Graduate school and can be "It's exciting yet sad at the Kim Lovitt, Gamma directly involved with their own same time," Rambeau said. Phi Beta, plans to attend chapter or a chapter on another "It will be a new experience Emory University to obtain a campus. and I will be participating in master's degree in ophthalmic Other Greeks will take the my chapter in a new way. I am technologies. She also hopes to HOME IS WHERE YOUR SISTERS ARE: . more traditional route of going to be sad that I can't be work with the newly established on the couch ot her Sigma Kappa house letting a job and just reading surrounded by some of my best Gamma Phi Beta chapter at that the alumni newsletter every so friends any more- university. But many seniors wish the have together and remember often. While it is difficult for Rambeau also is attending best of luck to their chapter and you're sisters." But while there are different seniors to graduate, many do graduate school in Tallahassee, leave them with words of advice. On behalf of the Gavel, we Fla. to study student affairs. Lovitt sends a message to her wish many of those seniors She plans to get involved in an chapter. graduating the best of luck on alumni association and wants "Good luck next year and wliatever you chose to do after to meet the chapter at that keep working hard," Ixivitt said. college! university as well. "Make the most of the time you While these members will be leaving their chapters, they will always remember their favorite kkl" kkl" kkl kkl" kkl kkl kkf kkl" kkf kkl" KKT KKT memories while being part of Conmttulations Gmduatiiig Seniors! their sorority or fraternity at We'll Miss Youl BGSU. Tlie Ladies of Kappii Kappa Gamma Lovitt enjoys the times where her chapter was sitting around ■Amber 'Browning 'Heather "Miesner and just talking. Rambeau •-Aim/ Carpenter "Ashley Simmons enjoyed everything during Lindseu :EHoyule>> 'Apnt Stenaer Greek week and support of •Alexis 'X'lili.iN 'Rebecca ■Dahhelt her chapter during the event, Erik TCetty •Blair 'Montgomery especially when she was the Carolyn Knezevii kettie Murphy Greek week chair. Courtnuu Munason •Brittany 'Raourn "My favorite memory was Megan O'Snea ■X.llv'Riiii meeting great girls that I 'Ni'fefei tfaCe ■Xi'lli/ Somert will always be friends with," BYE, BYE BETA: Kim Lovilt poses with the resl of her senior sisters ot Gamma Phi Mocilnikar said. .INN .INN INN INN INN INN INN INN INN INN .INN .INN Beta alter recruitment April 27,2006 P«ge 3

UNT OLYMPUS RESIDENTS FOUND ON CAMPUS DELTA ZETA'S ANNUAL PHILANTHROPY GREEK GOD AND GODDESS KICKS OFF GREEK WEEK ■ JANE KINO REPORTER Apollo, god of the arts, and of the contest involves all the Aphrodite, goddess of love participants, dressed up in and beauty are the names that the traditional white toga, typically come to mind when providing answers to a variety we think of Greek gods and of questions that pertain to the goddesses. Greek community. However, to the ladies of "What is your favorite Greek Delta Zeta, Greek gods and memory?" and "Why do you goddesses can be found right want to be a Greek god or here on campus. goddess?" are some questions Each year Delta Zeta hosts that contestants can expect to their Greek God and Goddess be asked. philanthropy to raise money for In round two, participants the speech and hearing impaired are required to belt out their and for such organizations as favorite tune, bust out their Sound Beginnings Program, smoothest moves or showcase which educates new parents their skills in various ways. SHOWING THE DZ SPIRIT: The ladies ol Delta Zeta huddle together belore putting on their imfamous philanthropy, "Greek on testing the hearing of their One contestant in the past God and Goddess' The Philanthropy has been a staple ot Greek week ever since it was created and provfdes memories and fun tor all who attended children, according to Delta re-enacted the scene from Zeta's philanthropy chair, the popular movie, "Miss To wrap things up, round their chapter and how they feel chapter on their toga, meaning Michelle Thomas. Congeniality" where Sandra three consists of the sharing of about their chapter. They then that these people are close to The money comes from Bullock creates music by personalized togas. explain why they put what they their hearts." each contestant paying $20 to tracing her finger around the "The third round is when the did on their toga," Thomas said. Besides being simple participate m the event. rims of wine glasses, according contestant creates their own "A contestant could put pictures entertainment for the audience, The first of the three sections to Thomas. personal toga that represents of every member of their the event also gives the contestants a chance to be creative and show off their skills. But the main aim of the Greek God and Goddess event Domino's Pizza is to raise money to benefit the speech and hearing impaired. As their national philanthropy is assistance to the speech 353-MEGA(6342) and hearing impaired through Mast 1 1 IMS iriat trice! service and gifts, Delta Zeta supports the work being done Uuartel Toppingftna by Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. and the llMedui* 2 Tapping Pizza House Ear Institute in Los Angeles, Calif. Gallaudet University is the 11 SmaK 3 Topping Ptaa only college in the world devoted exclusively to the needs, 12 Smal Cheese Ptzzas instruction and training of the speech and hearing impaired. 10 Buffalo Chicken Kicker* & The House Ear Institute is one 1-20ez.Cotce of the world's foremost research, teaching and treatment centers \a Cheesy Bread, 5 Buffalo Mas & 1 - 208Z. Coke in the field of hearing, according to the Delta Zeta Web site. ll Saul ChaesaPtzza pus 1 of the loMewtog: 5 Wlnis, Cheesy Bread, Bread Sticks ar It*. Student Special April 27, 2006 Page 4

JEMEMBERING TOM HAYN; A LEADER, FRIEND, BROTHER SHARED MEMORIES OF TOM HAYN BY THOSE WHO KNEW HIM BEST; HIS LAMBDA CHI BROTHERS

The most recent quote would That is the hardest part for have to be "Satin Sheets," me- not being able to sec what courtesy of our very own Tom Tom wouldpaint on the rest Hayn! of his canvas because it would Tom was one of the funniest most certainly have touched the guys you would ever meet, he lives of many more. would make a joke, laugh with you, then finish it off with "the Will Roegge 'look." In every picture and memory "I didn't know Tom very well of Tom, he is always smiling as bm he seemed very funny and he is today. was always looking to please." Tom's smile brightened every Ross Whitaker room he walked into, because with his presence always came a "One thing that torn could good laugh or giggle. always do is put things in Tom was the life of the party, perspective. When someone people navigated towards him came to Tom with a problem he in all social settings. Wherever could always put it into a very Tom was, was where you wanted simple solution. Tom was verj to be for entertainment and fun. level headed." Tom was also a very kind- Matt Magby hearted and caring person, while he led a very busy 'Tom was passionate, loving, schedule he would always make a leader, a friend, a brother time to talk with people if they 'Tom was always a leader That's really the story, some Tom was much more than andt he kindest person I know. were having problems. in my eyes. I looked up to that of it 1 can't remember but it was a comedian. Kven though I He would do anything for Tom was also a great leader, guymore than anyone 1 have nice to take him up for his first wouldn't consider myself one anyone. A helper. campus wide his presence will ever before. He was the most time in an airplane." of his closest friends.I quickly Matt Malinak be missed. Tommy Boy, we will genuine person and always Jim Trubisky realized through being his all miss you greatly but know could make me laugh no matter neighbor- that he valued his "Tom cared for his brothers, you will always be with us (most the time of day .especially the " I remember how Tom at any education. and for the fraternity. of the time laughing at us, late nights in the triple. time could make you laugh no Tom would spend countless "Tom had the ability to sometimes with us, or possibly However, I feel really bad that matter what kind of mood you hours studying with Joe and make a negative situation, playing pranks on us); but you I still owe the man $5 (haha.)" were in. He had a special talent Kevin for their classes. Few into a positive one. He was will be here ALWAYS! Justin Cioppa for sure and he was an awesome individuals have that kind of determined. The Brothers of guy. dedicationto any cause. Tom and I would always Lambda Chi "I have a story about Tom. By knowing him he made us Hearing stories about how discuss ways to help improve I remember when 1 took him all better friends, brothers, and thrilled and proud the Hayn's various aspects of the fraternity. "Tommy Boy was...Cunning flying, it was his first time in students." were of Rich when he graduated Tom was the motivating force and clever when it came to an airplane. On the way to the Andrew Duffy made perfect sense why Tom in what has become a strong pranks, hardworking and loyal airport he was nervous, excited worked so hard. fraternity here at the University. when it came to school, kind- and inquisitive. "I'm sure that many people Personally, Tom and I started Lambda Chi Alpha has been hearted and caring with his When we were flying he was will say "satin sheets" because to talk about hanging out at privileged to have Tom Hayn as friends. speechless, he just sat there that was Tom's most current home during the summer; a President and a friend. He was funny, goofy, and and took in the view. After we catch phrase. Satin something we both admitted we I will always remember how comical when you were down. landed he was just as excited Sheets was so popular should have done earlier. Tom could make light of General adjectives to and just kept talking about the that even intramural sports One day after map questing most any situation. Tom and describe Tom would have flight. teams got the name too. our houses- we both were I would walk to IFC meetings been: Charismatic, honest, Now I feel bad since wanted That's really how Tom was surprised exactly how close every Tuesday and we always honorable, charming, loyal, me to take him and Steph flying though- he was a motivator in proximity we did actually spoke about everything from kind, generous.funny, and was and I never had the chance to and entertainer- there are few live to one another. It was the the state of the chapter to always smiling." do so. memories of Tom that don't realization of closer friendship relationships in our lives. Myles Bechtel involve smiles. that would never reach fruition. I will always miss these talks April 27, 2006 Page 5

MEMBERING TOM HAYN, CONTINUED that he and I shared. Kramer, Receptive, Genuine, him to make them smile. Tom was not only a great Fun Ixiving, Bo Kessler. Best I le would always be doing brother; he was also a great Friend." something entertaining, friend." Joe Koval whether it be throwing a Kevin Stevens water bottle up in the air and "Tom was like my adopted kid miraculously catching it behind "All I can keep thinking about brother." his back.or just being Tom. Tom is that he was just the life Damian Thorkelson Tom was the perfect image of of the what a good person should be." party, and when I say party "I really don't have one word lirad Breitenstein I don't mean beer, wild party in describe Tom. "1 remember Tom when he (well those too I guess ). But He did so many good things, first joined the chapter. just Tom was so much fun. I le and was such a great man 1 le became Vice President was so funny. that I couldn't do him justice of the chapter when 1 was Nobody could make you laugh bydcscribing him in one word. President, and I was proud to like Tom. I le was the life of the I don't have any bad see him become President soon party because if Tom was in the memories of Tom, and not once after. room he was almost always the do I remember him making fun Since that time, he has grown center of what was going on. of me, or tearing me down. into a courageous leader that I Tom also wanted to do If you said something stupid am proud to call my friend. well, he was at college with a he would simply state the Everyone who has ever purpose. obvious. met him has had their life He was just one of those He was loyal, trustworthy, brightened by the experience. guys you wanted to be around, honest, caring, true and of We will never forget you." everyone was proud to be his course funny. Anthony Calabrese friend. WhenTom would enter a "Tom Hayn was a best friend, miss Tom; as for those who My Tom words: Hysterical, room everyone would expect "One morning on spring son, brother, a president, a never got the chance, they will break we all decided to have egg leader, the go-to guy, always feel at a loss for a friendship sandwiches and oh how great looking to help out, an that could have been...unlike they were. optimistic man, who was caring, any other. Well, that night I had too loving, and passionate. Tom Hayn...leader, lover, life- much to drink and was hung Tom Hayn was a comic, a giver." over the next morning. happy person, who wanted Matt Cable After complaining about it nothing but to make people "I will really miss playing Tom asked "Hey, you know smile. guitar with Tom the most, what you need don't you?" I miss and love my buddy because those werethe times we Thinking that he was saying Tom Hayn. had with just him and I. that 1 should drink a beer Tom, you will be missed by I made a comment about all." I will never forget teaching himevery John Mayer song that drinking what bit you in the Kevin Schmit butt. His response was 'An egg I know how to play, and above all I will never forget the careful sangy.' "I'm not sure that I knew it balance that he kept between That was one of the funniest then but I know it now, I loved being one of themost ambitious things that I heard all spring Tom as brother would love people I have ever met and just break. another brother. being the guy that youwanted to Just how random it was. I Tom Hayn's humor and hang out with and talk about all think about it and I still laugh." presence was an addiction that Matt Hyden few could deny. the little nothings that makeup our everyday lives. Tom's dedication and passion 'Tom put his heart into Tom you were an inspiration for all he did was to be admired. whatever he did. He truly made to me and everyone that had the I can speak honestly and say, a difference in life. privilege of knowing you. He was a great leader, a great one of the proudest moments in my life was to hear from my I love you and I know I will friend, and a great person. seeyou again, in a better place, I know he will always be girlfriend that Tom said, 'I don't know what I would do without in a better time. remembered as such by Your Friend and Brother everyone who knew him." Cable.' Those who knew him will Forever." Andy Crockett Christopher Adams

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that he and I shared. Kramer, Receptive, Genuine, him to make them smile. Tom was not only a great Fun I/wing, Bo Kessler. Best He would always be doing brother; he was also a great Friend." something entertaining, friend." Joe Koval whether it be throwing a Kevin Stevens water bottle up in the air and Tom was like my adopted kid miraculously catching it behind "All I can keep thinking about brother." his back.or just being Tom. Tom is that he was just the life Damian Thorkelson Tom was the perfect image of of the what a good person should be." party, and when I say party "I really don'l have one word Brad Brcitcnstein 1 don'l mean beer, wild party to describe Tom. "I remember Tom when he (well those too I guess ). But I le did so many good things, first joined the chapter. just Tom was go much fun. I Ifi and was such a great man lie became Vice President was so funny. that I couldn't do him justice of the chapter when I was Nobody could make you laugh bydescribing him in one word. President, and I was proud to like Tom. I le was the life of the I don't have any bad see him become President soon party because if Tom was in the memories of Tom, and not once after. room he was almost always the do I remember him making fun Since that time, he has grown center of what was going on. of me, or tearing me down. into a courageous leader that I Tom also wanted to do If you said something stupid am proud to call my friend. well, he was at college with a he would simply state the Everyone who has ever purpose. obvious. met him has had their life He was just one of those He was loyal, trustworthy, brightened by the experience. guys you wanted to be around, honest, caring, true and of We will never forget you." everyone was proud to be his course funny. Anthony Calabrese friend. WhenTom would enter a "Tom Hayn was a best friend, miss Tom; as for those who My Tom wordsrHysterical, room everyone would expect "One morning on spring son, brother, a president, a never got the chance, they will break we all decided to have egg leader, the go-to guy, always feel at a loss for a friendship sandwiches and oh how great looking to help out, an that could have been...unlike they were. optimistic man, who was caring, any other. Well, that night I had too loving, and passionate. Tom Hayn...leader, lover, life- much to drink and was hung Tom Hayn was a comic, a giver." over the next morning. happy person, who wanted Matt Cable After complaining about it nothing but to make people "I will really miss playing Tom asked "Hey, you know smile. guitar with Tom the most, what you need don't you?" I miss and love my buddy Thinking that he was saying Tom Hayn. because those werethe times we had with just him and I. that I should drink a beer Tom, you will be missed by I made a comment about all." I will never forget teaching himevery John Mayer song that drinking what bit you in the Kevin Schmit butt. His response was 'An egg I know how to play, and above all I will never forget the careful sangy.' "I'm not sure that I knew it balance that he kept between That was one of the funniest then but I know it now, I loved being one of themost ambitious things that I heard all spring Tom as brother would love break. another brother. people I have ever met and just being the guy that youwanted to Just how random it was. I Tom Hayn's humor and hang out with and talk about all think about it and I still laugh." presence was an addiction that the little nothings that makeup Matt Hyden few could deny. our everyday lives. 'Tom put his heart into Tom's dedication and passion for all he did was to be admired. Tom you were an inspiration whatever he did. He truly made to me and everyone that had the a difference in life. I can speak honestly and say, one of the proudest moments privilege of knowing you. He was a great leader, a great I love you and I know I will in my life was to hear from my friend, and a great person. seeyou again, in a better place, girlfriend that Tom said, 'I don't I know he will always be in a better time. know what I would do without remembered as such by Your Friend and Brother everyone who knew him." Cable.' Those who knew him will Forever." Andy Crockett Christopher Adams April 27, 2006 Page 6

COLLEEN VEHBUS GMA NU RECEIVES OFFICIAL CHARTER REPORTER It has been almost four years chartering requirements were since Sigma Nu first appeared fulfilled. on this campus as a colony and "It takes a lot of pressure off as of March 25, the chapter was the chapter," Kederico said. chartered at Prout Chapel. But while it seems that some Their chartering banquet chapters get chartered quicker followed this ceremony with 90 than most, Sigma Nu had a plus alumni attending, making challenge with it. Bashir Bou- a total of 200 people at the Asssi explains that there is a banquet. reason for the challenge; it was a Sigma Nu is currently a 25- strategy by their nationals. member chapter and was labeled "It took us so long because as a colony that started out in they were trying different 2002. What has been a great chartering strategies with challenge for this chapter is now each colony." Bou-Asssi said. u feeling of relief. "Nationals basically gave us the "It has been a long ride," said essentials and then set us on our "PROUT" DAY: The brolhers of Sigma Nu celebrate receiving their charter with many ot the chapter's alumi. The event was held Rick Acker. "I feel relief and own. It took longer than expected on March 25 at Prout Chapel with over 200 guests in attendance excitement. It is a great test to and it was harder on our own." achieve, but getting chartered It has been a frustrating to see the outcome of their bard guys go in the past, but I was glad success of his chapter. does not mean finish achieving process for Sigma Nu as some work and efforts in order to be to just be a part of it." "I want to bring Sigma Nu goals." members did not even see the recognized. Now that Sigma Nu is an back to a strong chapter that it The current president, Matt chapter being chartered as a "I was glad to stick with it," official chapter at the University, was before leaving campus." he Kederico was relieved that the possibility. But many were happy said Matt Endres, "I had seen Kederico plans to continue the concluded.

CHELCI HOWARD EEK GOES FOR THE CROWN EDITOR We all, at some point or on Dec. 3 of last year. Since a huge support system for her pageant more than anything. beneficial for Haas who comes another, have put fake plastic then, she has made numerous during her hectic lifestyle. "I'm not going to go into this from a family of four and whose crowns on our heads, cupped appearances and has made However, Haas has two other pageant with the idea in my mother is a teacher and whose our hands like a light bulb and strides in watching her platform core groups she pulls support head that I am going to win," father is a fireman. sung the infamous theme song, come to fruition. from. The one she credits as Haas said. "I'm going down "College is very expensive. "Here she is, Miss America." Haas' platform deals with being the most supportive is her there knowing that this is an I know that by winning these However, one Alpha Phi preventing heart disease in family. amazing opportunity that will pageants, it can lessen the sophomore is much closer than women by maintaining life long Haas also finds support in her make me a stronger person." burden financially for me to most of us will ever get. fitness and encouraging active sisters, who are always asking However, in most people's attend college, which is another Her name is Kristen Haas lifestyles. her about any developments eyes, Haas can already be reason I do these pageants. Miss and she is competing in the "Heart disease is the number with her pageantry success. considered a strong woman. Ohio last year won a $14,000 upcoming Miss Ohio pageant, one killer of women and obesity "I waited until a formal She attributes one of the main scholarship, so that would which will take place in rates are rising to incredibly chapter to tell them all that I factors that helped her decide to definitely help," Haas said. Mansfield, Ohio on July 5-8. high amounts," Haas said. "I had won Miss Chillicothe. They do pageants to the opportunities Through all of her experience. Haas is one of the four women want to make sure that I am all screamed and were so excited from the contests. Haas has this piece of advice; who attend Bowling Green personally doing things to help for me," Haas said. "The Miss America Pageant learn how to take constructive competing in the pageant. She fight this." Haas has been competing is not a beauty pageant; it is criticism. feels that this says a lot about Haas herself maintains a very since one month after her 18 a scholarship pageant. The "If anyone is interested in the makeup of our campus, healthy lifestyle, even though birthday. Even though she has foundation gives away over getting into pageants, I say 'Go considering one-sixth of the she is taking 19 credits, teaching more than 20 pageants full of 45 million dollars a year in for it.' However, don't always contestants are attending BGSU. a dance class in Perrysburg, experiences under her belt, scholarships, which makes it anticipate a win; there is a "I think that it says a lot about teaching a Sunday school class Haas will be one of the youngest one of the biggest scholarship lot to be learned," Haas said. the quality of the students on and getting everything ready for contestants at the competition, program for women," Haas said. "I've gone through my share cf this campus," Haas said. "It's the Miss Ohio pageant. as she is only 20 and most of "Some pageants, you receive horrible interviews. You just something we should definitely She is a member of the BGSU the women are approximately a $100 or $200 scholarship have to remember that the be proud of." Dance Team and has been since 22-24. just for competing and then judges are trying to help and Haas received a spot in the she auditioned before she came But Haas is unfazed by this are rewarded more money the you need to learn from your Miss Ohio competition after she to Bowling Green. The women of notion and is looking forward to higher you rank." mistakes. You can do anything won the title of Miss Chillicothe the Dance team have provided the experience of the Miss Ohio This has proved to be very you set your mind to." April 27, 2006 Page 7

IORS CREDIT UNIVERSITY FOR SUCCESS JENNA GABLE REPORTER Although the course load already lined up his first job. feel that they have gained decision; therefore, she took Bowling Green State and time commitment will be Me was offered a sales position valuable experiences from the initiative to look at different University is preparing its greater for graduate students, in Chicago with S.C. Johnson. their extracurricular activities, avenues after college. Glover students tor life after their Bowling Green State University Maurer had an internship with such as academic and social used the BGSU Career Center in graduation on May 6, 2006. offers standard courses that are the company last summer which organizations. the past for help on her resume, Seniors are gearing up to required for most professional he learned about through the Maurer feels that his student look for summer internships, transition from undergraduate schools, which will help future BGSU Career Center. organization experience and to help with getting school to the "real world", but graduate students with their Maurer shares the same has prepared him for his interviews. do they feel ready to enter it? programs. concerns with many graduating position. "My organizational Regardless of where the There arc many different Browning also commented seniors about not knowing what experiences at BGSU have given members of the senior class paths that these graduating that she fears she has forgotten to expect from their first jobs. me leadership opportunities are moving or what they will be seniors will travel; some are some of the material she Many students wonder how and chances to do valuable doing, the general consensus is going to graduate school, others was tested on years ago, but their classroom learning will be networking that will help me in that they feel properly equipped will enter the work force, and "because I loved so many of my applied to their new positions. the future," Maurer said. to move on from BGSU. several arc still undecided. classes, I think I'll recall the Many students entering the While some seniors have "BGSU has helped me prepare Amber Browning, a Kappa information better when I study workforce have similar concerns already lined up jobs like mentally and spiritually and Kappa Gamma senior Applied it again in grad school." to those attending graduate Maurer, others are still waiting I am excited to begin a new Health Science major, will be While others like Browning school about retaining past to hear back from potential chapter in my life," reported attending graduate school at can look forward to a couple classroom material. However, employers. Many have sent out Glover. Chatham College in Pittsburgh. more years of college, a majority practical application of the numerous resumes and applied Browning echoed this notion. Browning is very excited to of the graduating class will be material will be more important for several positions, but are "I feel that after four years begin her program, but knows looking for their first jobs. than the specific details in the having trouble closing the deal. at BGSU, I am more mature, that her graduate curriculum The University has a career workplace. Sharonda Glover, a Delta responsible, and ready for the will be much different than her center located on campus to "I am confident that my Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. next step in my life." undergraduate experience. help Students look for jobs and employer will not ask me for senior telecommunication Maurer stated, "BGSU has "I will be basing class internships, write resumes business definitions, they will major, is keeping her options been an incremental part of my everyday from 8 a.m. until and practice interviewing. The be more concerned with my open. Glover has already been life, it will be hard to leave my 6 p.m. followed by hours of BGSU Career Center helps application of the material. accepted into graduate school friends, but I am prepared to homework. In grad school you hundreds of students each year Class presentations and in Chicago for Integrated graduate and begin my career." can't just skip class, everyone through their job fairs and other reports have helped to practice Marketing Communications, but is moving through the program services. putting theories into action," she has also applied for several at the same pace and you don't Matt Maurer, an Alpha commented Maurer. jobs. want to get behind," commented Sigma Phi senior Business While classroom learning Glover wants to make sure Browning. Administration major, has is essential, many students that she makes the right IS GRAD SCHOOL RIGHT FOR YOU? JANE KINO "Some schools are $1,000 "Last year one student area of study as well as a school field they study. REPORTER per credit and other schools I've was finishing up a Ph.D. in that offers the best program, Robertson said researching talked to say it's $30,000 a year chemistry and said she didn't . Robertson said it is imperative the job market is a very With the school year coming for tuition." want the degree. She thought to visit the school. important step in preparing to to an end, future career plans Though it is an expensive chemistry was boring," "I've had some students go to graduate school. may be on the minds of most investment, the benefits can be Robertson said. who want to go to Columbia "Some students who are in juniors and seniors. rewarding. To avoid this outcome, University and then they go to the master's and Ph.D. program Some may be contemplating As the bachelor's degree graduating senior Anne Marie New York and decide they can't in American Culture Studies a long, grueling job search is almost as common as the Meiers did her research. live in the city," Robertson said. find that there aren't that many and some may be considering high school diploma, going to Meiers, a psychology major, And then there's the issue of teaching positions." continuing their education in graduate school can only be a was recently accepted into money or lack thereof. A big mistake some students graduate school. plus, according to Robertson. the guidance and counseling Though the cost of obtaining make is choosing to go to If the latter is in the plan, it "The best thing is to have master's program at BGSU. an advanced degree is steep, graduate school to avoid the job is vital to start preparing early, an advanced degree because "I went to the Career Center there are ways to get assistance market, according to Robertson. as the process is not as simple as it opens up more doors and I contacted the director that will not put a student "They forget that even if they it may seem. professionally and career-wise." of guidance and counseling. I in debt. All programs offer go to graduate school, when This complicated process Sure, the benefits are good researched the field as well as assistantships, which are they come out, they still have to involves things like deciding but to ensure that the money is shadowed counselors at the financial aids that require a deal with the job market." what to study, where to study not being wasted and the degree elementary through high school graduate student to teach or do For those who anticipate and how to pay for it and not to is useful, Robertson suggests levels," Meiers said. "I realized research. going to graduate school, the mention applying. taking a few baby steps before guidance and counseling is However, assistantships are Career Center is a great place Graduate school is not cheap applying. what I really wanted to do. I not handed over to students to visit. There, students can and there are no federal loans, Research the anticipated like being able to work with and a very select few receive receive guidance as well as according to assistant director area of study. Students must kids but I don't want to be a them. So, it is necessary that handouts to aid them in the at the Career Center, Celeste have a full understanding of teacher." students are positive that there application process. Robertson. what they want to study. Once decided on a specific will be a job opportunity in the 7 April 27, 2006 Page 8

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FRATERNITY: SORORITY: SORORITY: FRATERNITY: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Zeta Kappa Chapter Beta Gamma Chapter lota Iota Chapter Phi Mu Chapter ZODIAC: Virgo ZODIAC: Libra ZODIAC: Pisces ZODIAC: Saggitarius FAVORITE MOMENT: FAVORITE MOMENT: FAVORITE MOMENT: FAVORITE MOMENT: Steve's favorite moment is when he All of the Wednesday nights she After the initiation process was over and Kicking some major butt during tried to take a picture of the troops spent at B-Dub's with her sisters someone referred to her as "Soror." She Greek Week every year! by standing on a table The table back in the day. had waited so long to receive that title WHY LAMBDA CHI: couldn't hold 35 people and broke that it brought tears to her eyes. He joined Lambda Chi because he underneath them. He also enjoyed WHY GAMMA PHI?: learned quickly that Lambda Chi his family dinners with his littles. Debbie credits the fact that she felt WHYAKAT: so comfortable around the women It runs in her family, so she considered it Alpha was a place where he could WHY THE A PHI OT: first After doing research, AKA stood out become the man that he wanted to He wanted to be involved on campus of her chapter to the reason that she joined. to her and seemed to be the best fit be. He credits his brothers and his and do community service. fraternity for making the most out IF I RAN THE GREEK COMMUNITY, I IF I RAN THE GREEK COMMUNITY, I IF I RAN THE GREEK COMMUNITY, I of his four years at BGSU. WOULD...: WOULD-: WOULD...: IF I RAN THE GREEK COMMUNITY, He would make sure that Greeks Debbie would bring back Beta 500. She would create a Greek council with representatives from all four councils I WOULD...: were respected more by the BGSU Get the Greek villiage built quickly. community. SOMETHING PEOPLE DON'T KNOW that meets regularly and discusses issues ABOUT DEBBIE: in Greek life. He looks forward to the day that all SOMETHING PEOPLE DON'T Her dream job is to be the lead in a Greeks can live in the same area. KNOW ABOUT STEVE: SOMETHING PEOPLE DONT KNOW Metropolitan Opera. He is an extremely superstitious ABOUT LEAK SOMETHING PEOPLE DON'T KNOW person. He has been known to FAVORITE ACTOR: She is sometimes not as organized as she ABOUT ANTHONY: literally run out of the way of black Jack Nicholson appears to be. He has a birthmark in the shape of a dollar sign. cats, is constantly knocking on wood FAVORITE BAND: FAVORITE ACTOR: and never changes the route he Something Corporate Denzel Washington, Samuel L Jackson FAVORITE ACTOR: THE walks to class. and Tom Hanks. (Three way tie!) Liam Neeson FAVORITE SONG: FAVORITE ACTRESS: TANNING "Philosophy" by Ben Folds FAVORITE BAND: FAVORITE BAND: Jennifer Aniston Incubus CENTER FAVORITE MOVIE: She really likes musk and says it's too •snttj so s«io» MM FAVORITE GROUP: Mall Rats hard to pick just one. FAVORITE MOVIE: 1 The Black Eyed Peas Boondock Saints 32 Rooms fluailable!! FAVORITE MOVIE: FAVORITE ICE CREAM FLAVOR: FAVORITE MOVIE: Mint Chocolate Chip The Color Purple FAVORITE ICE CREAM FLAVOR: Clue Cookies and Cream FAVORITE ICE CREAM FLAVOR: FAVORITE QUOTE: FAVORITE ICE CREAM FLAVOR: FAVORITE QUOTE: THE HEAT Chocolate Peanut Butter "Shoot for the moon and if you miss, Cookies and Cream 904EWooster r- S kadi, 1 booth you'll land amoung stars." (Les "How about that for Satin Sheets?" 419-352-3588 L closest to campus FAVORITE QUOTE: FAVORITE QUOTE: (Tom Hayn) "The secret of happiness is not in Brown) "Don't be afraid to let them hear you SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT doing what one likes, but in liking PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: coming." (Sh/vester Small, Akron Public PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: 993 S. Main r S beds, 2 booths what one does." (Unknown) Debbie's plans after graduation Schools Superintendent) Anthony will be working for a year 419-353-882$ L appt. available include finally getting out of Bowling PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: and then he plans to attend law PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: school once he can afford it. THE WASH HOUSE Steve hopes to be teaching English Green. She is considered a Townie." Leah will be a Residence Hall Director at 248 N Main r 17 bads, 2 booths grades 7-12 hopefully in the Kent State while getting her Master's in 419-354-1559 L no appt. naadad Columbus area. higher education administration. April 27, 2006 Page 9

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JANE KINO REPORTER Summer is just around the corner and while many students may be scurrying to find a mundane job doing factory work ^>AKE A BREAK, GREEK STYLE! or waiting on or bussing tables at Fish said. The panel was very taking a break is not exactly what a restaurant this summer, three complimentary of our dancers." she will be doing. certain students have plans of a Disney then extended the Instead, Jones will be working different sort. invitation to Fish and fellow at Camp Adventure, a non-profit Things like dancing in Disney dancers from Dance Etc. to organization, based out of the World, counseling kids in Pearl perform at Magic Music Days, University of Northern Iowa. Harbor, Hawaii and snorkeling in according to Fish. About 900 to 1,000 college the Great Barrier Reef are on their Fish will be performing eight students from all across the to-do lists. dance pieces as well as taking United States are sent out to K.it Fish, Caitlin Jones and workshop classes with Disney different military bases or U.S. Greg Kohlrieser are three Greeks performers. Two of the pieces Embassies to work with U.S. who are taking advantage of their she will be performing in are, military children, according to summer break in a similar way. "Chorus Line," a kick-line dance Jones. However, each one's plan and Michael Jackson's "Smooth After some training at the differs. DANCE, DANCE, DANCE: Panhellenic President Kal Fish performs with lhe Criminal," a jazz and hip-hop University of Toledo, Jones will company lhal she will dance with al Disney World Senior and president of the number. fly to Pearl Harbor for eight weeks Panhellenic Council, Kat Fish, "I am used to performing in where she will team up with two in Camp Adventure last Delegation on Diplomacy. He plans on spending a week in recitals, small performances and other counselors to work with the summer, after hearing about had the choice of going to China, Disney World, performing dance the football field, but this is the children, take them on trips to the the opportunity by her mother Europe, South Africa or Australia. pieces at Disney's annual Magic first opportunity that I have had to Dole Pineapple Plantation, hang and decided to go for it. Jones "I've always had this fascination Music Days event. perform on a much bigger scale," out at the beach and go on many started in New Orleans, La., with weird animals, like koalas After Disney sent her home Fish said. field trips with them. where she spent 12 weeks and kangaroos and all those • dance studio. Dance Etc., an But dancing is not exactly what Though it sounds like fun and working with 5-to-i2-year-olds. marsupials. So when I saw that I invitation to audition, she and 20 is on the mind of Caitlin Jones, games, the job is exhausting, "It was an emotional would get an up close encounter fellow dancers from home jumped junior and member of Delta Zeta according to Jones. experience. The kids grow on with them and that I'd get to talk on the opportunity. sorority. "We don't ever watch TV. We you so much because they're to Aborigine tribes, I figured if I "My dance studio at home took And Florida is not where she will always keep them busy. They going through so much with don't go now, III probably never several video recorded dances be spending her break from school wear me out. I would sometimes their parents overseas or out of go," he said. from our past performances work. go to bed at 5 a.m. wake up the the country," Jones said. "It was a big financial and collaborated them onto one Pearl Harbor, Hawaii is the next day, just in time for work." It was especially hard coming commitment, but right away I video to send as our audition," summer hot spot for Jones. But She started participating back from New Orleans since knew I had to do it." two weeks after returning to After talking the idea over with Bowling Green, Jones learned his family, he applied and got LAMBDA • KAPPA • Til ETA • ETA • ZETA • EPISILON that New Orleans had been hit accepted. by Hurricane Katrina. "It's also a learning BG's Largest Selection of "It was so hard knowing that opportunity. I'll get to go to the all of our kids and families were U.S. Embassy and talk to foreign Greek Merchandise down there and there was no affairs people, which actually, in way we could get hold of them. the back of my mind, I've thought SQEEZE BOTTLES T-SHIRTS PLAYING CARDS TOE RINGS But a lot of the families are back about maybe eventually being a STICKERS TANKS MAGNETS CALENDARS in New Orleans now and doing foreign diplomat or doing some FRAMES SWEATSHIRTS CANDY JARS SCRUBS fine," she says. type of foreign affairs for the W1NDBREAKERS SHORTS STATIONARY HATS I JEWELRY TUXEDO RENTAL SIKJIGLASSIS JACKETS Though she keeps in touch government," Kohlrieser said. HJP FLOPS GREETING CARDS GLASS MUGS SORORITY BAGS with some of the families, she "So it will have a learning impact PINS BALLOON BOUQUETS WINDOW COFFEE MUGS will be meeting a new group of as well as being a lot of fun." I PENCILS/PENS BAIJ.(X)NS STICKERS PLASTIC MUGS children in Hawaii. Kohlrieser will take off BUMPER STICKERS DRY CLEANING SERVICE BGSU CLOTHING CHECKBOOK CT7VFJIS | Jones will be working with from Los Angeles on June 2 to GUT WRAP TUMBLERS I.D. COVERS KEY CHAINS 5-to-i2-year-olds again at Camp Canberra, Australia's capital. He Catlin in the Pearl Harbor area. will stay there for three or four •Best Selection -Best "The kids are so amazing. You days, then it is off to Sydney. In Service -Best Quality* ©4< get the overall feeling that you Sydney, he will hang out with the Your Sewn on Letters and made a difference and it's a good wildlife and go to the zoo. v Embroidery Specialists feeling," she says. "I've always wanted to see a But, yet a different duck-billed platypus, so I'm pretty opportunity fell into the hands of excited about that," he says. senior member of Kappa Alpha Though it will be winter in Order, Greg Kohlrieser. Australia, he estimates the COLLEGIATE CONNECTION As he is gearing up for weather to be about 60 degrees. 531 Ridge Street i)V< off all in graduation and looking for a job, Whether it is dancing in BGSU Australia is his main focus. Disney, hanging out in Hawaii or Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 stock items Kohlrieser received traveling through Australia, each (419)352-8333 information in the mail from Greek will be gaining knowledge the Golden Key Honor Society, as well as exploring opportunities ., in which he is involved with, over their summer break—not to (i.WIMA EPSILON • ZETA • ETA • IOTA about taking the trip with the mention, having some fun. - Green State University THURSDAY April 27, 2006

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But seniors, before you begin your pomp and circumstance and well- deserved parties, know that the pro- TEACHER APPRECIATION: Senior credits his cess behind planning each gradua- success to elementary, college teachers PAGE 5 tion ceremony is as tedious as your general education requirements. The planning process is filled with lots of paperwork and details, said WHERE DID THEY GO?: BGSU retention rate shows Rachel Schaeffer. director of transfer, evaluation, and graduation. that many won't receive diplomas PAGE 14 Hut that process can't begin until the student files an application for graduation through their online ON YOUR OWN: Graduating seniors move to new Blackboard account. Although this application pro- cities, face financial independence PAGE 14 cess is straight-forward, Schaeffer yields caution to those who don't keep a copy of their personal con- ADVICE TO GRADS: Not News Editor Jim Levasseur firmation page. "It is extremely important for stu- bids farewell lo graduating seniors PAGE 15 dents to print off a copy of their per- sonal confirmation which appears at the end of the application, By BON VOYAGE: Seniors plan to host parties, travel to going back and checking the details, it saves on the many phone calls to foreign countries to celebrate PAGE 16 clear name and address mistakes, she said. While Schaeffer directs the student WATCH YOUR GRAMMER: Professionals warn that graduation process, the ceremony process itself is managed by Terry poorly written resumes won't be rewarded PAGE 16 Carver, an administrative secretary in the department of Student Affairs. lulie DiFranco BGNCTB LAZY DAYS: Seniors struggle to remain focused in last ALMOST HAT TOSSING TIME: The University Bookstore's Peregrine Shop (Carver said she's impressed by the prepares tor graduation with shelves stocked full of caps, gowns and tassels. CEREMONY. PAGE 8 weeks of college PAGE 17 To the Graduating Seniors Turning degrees into jobs a challenge of Delta Sigma Pi Thank you so much for all of your hard work By Dave Herrera minor league companies." a little bit more difficult for them. and dedication to our organization. RE PORK R Starting small and focusing "They may have to utilize more You will be missed! Best of luck Haven't found a job yet? on skills are just two pieces of resources, like employment services You could try thinkinglikeabase- advice for students who are get- and the Internet," McKenzie said. with all of your future endeavors! ball player. ting ready to graduate — but sill The University's Career Center is "The major national compa- are unemployed. also open to both current students 4 nies are the big leagues," said Still, for soon-to-be graduates and alumni, said loAnne Kroll, without jobs, it can be a stress- director of the career center. Allen Allred0 Rich Griffith Rachel Weber Randy Seidletz, the owner of The National Register, a local employ- ful time. "The best source I think ol oppor- Jessica Becker Jenny Myers Phil Wichman ment agency. "I don't think all hope is lost," said tunities for recent college gradu- Emily Bonath Joanna Podsiadlo Matt Banaszak "Most kids don't go straight to Christie McKenzie, branch manager ates is through the career center at Faye Coutinho Matt Richard Jessie Tantardini the major leagues," he said, "they for Supplemental Staffing, an agen- Katy Denison Jake Roberts Jess Reynolds ... have to go to work for one of the cy in Bowling Green. "I think it'll be EMPLOYMENT, PAGE 4 Jackie Fatica Amy Schraff 4 Thursday, April 27,2006 GRADUATION 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Try to avoid becoming a geezer immediately what's that behind you!" And GEORGE when they turn, run and bide like VALK0 a little girl. So how can graduates deal Columnist with all of this stress? Try to stay as young as you can for as long What does gradual ion mean? It as you possibly can. This doesn't means no more microwaveable mean suckling off the teets of Mac n Cheese, It means saying your parents for as long as pos- goodbye lo Nally Light and hello sible. It just means don't he in in high-quality beers, likeCoors any hurry to grow up. or Miller Light, or dare I say Take a look at your parents. lindweiser. It means big-bottom Do you really want to take on women and penthouse apart- [he furrows of worry thai your ments tilled with exotic fruits. mother and father have? Does a Graduation unfortunately also mortgage sound fun? means moving away from home, Graduates should stick with finding your own plan'to stay, their hobbies. Keep exercising. getting a job and working your Enjoy your freedom and econom- way up to middle management ical independence before some- JulM Dtfranco BGNews and a crappy Christmas bonus. one starts depending on you. And A LITTLE HELP: JoAnn Kroll, the director of the Career Center offers Jon Halverstadt, a graduating senior, advice on how Sound bleak? It is. To bor- perhaps most important: Stay in to improve his resume. The career center is located in the Saddlemire building. row a line from "Light Club," contact with your friends. Advertising has us chasing Once again, students should cars ,ind clothes, working jobs take a look at their parents. How we hate so we can buy sh' & we often do they get to hangout Great job hunt can start small don't need." with their friends? Do they still Basically, that's what life has have friends left? Unfortunately, EMPLOYMENT, FROM PAGE 3 good that they could help some- MONDAY MORNING. body out." to offer from now on: a job most growing old is only a race to TURNING BACK students will end up hating, a l.onelytown. So why try to hurry their institution and through their Kroll said students should also professional associations," she said. keep in touch with the contacts stu- Here are some local resources to mortgage, a sub-par marriage down that path as quickly as pos- help in your job hunt: and possibly kids and the bills sible? Students should take their "We spend a great deal of time an dents gained through internships that they bring. Some of us time growing up. energy producing resources," they've already had. ■ Career Center — 360 have already experienced the My last piece of advice to I he Career Search Guide is one "I would reconnect with my Saddlemire, (419) 372-2356 awfulness that is the workplace graduates is this: Do what such resource. The free booklet intern supervisor going, remem- Job 1 USA Staffing —312 N. provides information on topics like ■ during summer, spring, or fall makes you happy. If that means ber, I'm graduating, is there any- Main St., (419) 352-3510 Internships. working a lot, a mortgage and a resume and cover letter develop- thing going on in the organiza- ■ Manpower — 1616 E. Woosfer I lowever, what's even worse home in the suburbs so be it. If ment, negotiations, and transitions tion, because I've got a track record to new jobs. St.. 1-877-589-5434 than all the potential stress thai it means staying single the rest there,'" she said, "and if they're not The National Register — 67 "lob hunting has gotten easier for ■ comes with graduating and get- of your life, go for it. If it means hiring, they're in an industry and Back Bay Road, (419) 823-3334 students," Kroll said, "but I think so they know other people." ting a job. is graduating and not a lucrative career as a male Supplemental Staffing — 1616 it lulls some people into the false McKenzie said her group focus- ■ being able to find a job. I-'or those adult film star please inform me E. Wooster St.. (419) 353-8367 illusion that 'well, I uploaded my es on filling short term positions, students, here is one piece of of your manager, because I got ■ Wood Co. Department Of Job simple but very useful advice: some mad skills I gotta show off resume ... Inowl I sit back and wait especially labor. The company has for the offers to role in." contracted with the University to & Family Services — 1928 E. Think of some quick quip to say in front of a camera. Gypsy Lane Rd., (419) 352-4172 to people that ask what you're up l-'rom now on, there are no Kroll said recent graduates should provide temporary staff needs. to now that you've graduated. people left to please. Students' spend five to six hours each day on Kroll said temporary employment Lor example, working on your parents no longer have a say in their job search. agencies can be very helpful if stu- seems to fit the bill. master's degree or curing cancer. Students should be finding other dents are moving somewhere new. Vogel said she would probably professionals in their field, she said, My favorite is to say "Hey look, ADVICE, PAGE 5 "You don't know who the major end up living at home if her recent "going out and interviewing those players are, but the temp agencies job interviews don't pan out. people to get a sense of, 'how do 1 do," she said. She's optimistic about the pro- gain entry into this field?,'" she said. Interviews are still key in the cess, however. They should ask "'If you had an process. "I've been getting a lot of offers," opening and this resume! came "We can help them with inter- Vogel said. Xcmgratidations across your desk, would it catch view skills — sometimes it's the No matter where they end up, your attention? What else could I do first time they've interviewed," though, students need to keep a Autumn Dalton to enhance that?'" Kroll said. on graduating. McKenzie said. positive attitude, Kroll said. McKenzie said internships or co- Kroll said Seidletz's baseball anal- "If you haven't done all the prep ops could also be a solution for job- ogy doesn't always hold true. Good Luck finding the love of your life work, you're going to spend some less students, one that "(isn't! really "I think it depends on the disci- time in the minors. There's nothing (a fantastic teaching job). as il i il'icu It as it would seem." pline that you're in, because if you're we can do about that," she said. We will miss seeing you. "It's really helpful as a student to in a high demand field, you can play "1 want you to feel bad for about Love. call the company," McKenzie said, in the big leagues," she said. five minutes, and then to take a look Geneva & Debi ■ Instructional Media Services "a lot of times it makes them feel Brcnda Vogel, a nursing major, at 'OK, how do I overcome this?"' WWW.BGNEWS.COM GRADUATION 2006 Thursday, April 27. 2006 5 BGSU,BU Students have big dreams, audience -study says A future speech pathologist and a New Orleans rebuilder will give addresses they're all By Megan Schmidt achieved as an undergrad, including — though he is still in the process of When he returns stateside,Truckor R EPORTER being named to the Dean's List all writing it. said he isn't sure what direction a just letters Attending commencement is the four years. "I'm going to stress the impor- career might take him, but one thing By Mary Vitale final step in a college career — one She received the Albert F.. Dyckes tance of following your passions and is clear to him. II WIRE which entails wearing a cap and Scholarship this year and was fea- continuing to learn," he said. "1 always want to take on positions last week, the University of gown and receiving a diploma. tured in the 2006 edition of Who's As an undergrad, Truckor that allow me to facilitate change Michigan published the results of What it does not usually include Who Among Students in American received seven scholarships from in the community around me," he a study diat reported diat gradu is the chance to address the entire Universities and Colleges. building and construction com- said. In addition to Truckor and ates from "elite" and "high prestige' graduating student body with your Despite her many honors, Beam panies, placed third in design/ Beam, Amanda Szabo, bachelor universities, including universities own speech. said her favorite memory of BGSU build for the Associated Schools of of science in business administra- typically categorized with Boston But for seniors Kent remains the time spent "liv- Construction Competition tion candidate, will be the University, do not fair any better Truckor and Julie Beam, ing in the dorms with all and served as president of commencement speaker in the job market than graduates graduation comes with my friends freshman and the Student Construction for the College of Business from public or lowlier colleges. this extra responsibility sophomore year." Management Association. Administration. The study followed the college attached. Beam will attend Miami As president of that group, As an undergrad, and career paths of high school Truckor and Beam are University in the fall to Truckor said he experienced Szabo was named to graduates from the last 35 years. slated to be speakers at pursue a master's degree his most memorable moment the Dean's List every According to the results, elite col- the May 6 ceremony, and in speech pathology. After of his four years at BGSU — semester, received lege students showed no signifi- according to Beam, accept- that, she hopes to work in working to rebuild homes hit the GlaxoSmithKline cant gains in their early, mid or late KENT ing the offer to give a speech JULIE BEAM a children's hospital as a by hurricanes in Mobile, Ala. Outstanding Senior careers when compared to college during spring break this year. TRUCKOR Award for Excellence in was one she could not pass SENIOR speech therapist. SENIOR graduates from other less-presti- up — despite her initial Beam said she will spend "To spearhead that effort Procurement and served gious schools hesitation. time reflecting on her own was great," he said. "We really as an officer for the Career Services Director Richard "My first reaction was to say no time at BGSU during her speech at got our hands in a lot down there." Institute for Supply Management l£ger said it is difficult to say how because there are going to be so commencement. Following graduation, Truckor and the Association for Operations BU graduates compare against the many people there," she said. "But I "I'll miss die people and memo- plans to move to Valencia, Spain, Management on campus. study because the office does not knew if I did, I'd regret it." ries but I'm excited to move onto the where he will study Spanish inten- She was also a member of Phi track graduates' career growth in Beam, a speech pathology major, next step in life," she said. sively at a language school for six Fta Sigma and Alpha lambda Delta the long run, bin he said employers was selected by the chair of the com- Kent Truckor, who will receive a months. He said he was inspired honor societies, was recognized always appreciate BU graduates. munication disorders department bachelor of science in technology to become bilingual to better com- in Who's Who Among Students in "I can't answer (if BIT graduates to be the speaker for the College degree for construction manage- municate with employees of differ- American Universities and Colleges fair better], but employers always of I Icalth and I luman Services for ment, will deliver a similar mes- ent backgrounds when working on and participated in BGSU's Dance her list of accomplishments she sage in his commencement speech construction sites. Marathon. UNIVERSITIES. PAGE 6

Adult film career may not be out Students don t get here all by themselves DANIELLE During elementary school, stu- me, Although she was only with us for teachers who could instantly perk up of the question COULTER dents can feel stress fron i being sepa- one semester before going on mater- the class with a joke about one of rated from their families for long peri- nity leave, my precious experiences the others, and they would often use ADVICE, FROM PAGE 4 U-Wire columnist ods of time each day, so they begin in her class have stayed with me. It their humor to teach us My IJiglish what they should or should not close relationships with dieir peers. says a lot about a teacher when, seven readier became close to many of us do. Students don't have to answer As the end of the semester — and However, the prevalence of caring years after being in her class, I receive — not only because his classes were to their parents anymore. In fact, for many of us the end of our under- and reassuring individuals at school a letter applauding me on my gradu- interactive and entertaining but also you're not even students after May graduate experiences—draws near, I allows them lo grow and lean) to mist, ation from high school — a letter thai because he coached our academic 6, you're grown-ups. begin to Uiink about how far we stu- as well as become independent. My also noted some of the memories we teams Cheesy as it may sound, pursue dents have come in our educations kindergarten and first grade teachers shared as a class. A select group from While 1 have shared mcni\ nn your dreams and don't look back. Having recently learned that one of were gentle and kind, allowing their that same class was fortunate to work own recollections of diose who have Nothing is worse than being old my former principals is retiring this students to demonstrate creativity with another teacher in fifth grade touched my life as a student, I hope and grey and thinking about what year, I am reminded of how much through self-written plays and other who demonstrated that learning was they ignite memories of your own you could have or should have teachers and administrators touch projects And our principals destroyed more about life, cultures and people — stories about teachers who were done as a college graduate ready to our lives. the myths of being "scary" and always than about simple textbooks. With real-life heroes then and might even lake on the world. I still relish the lessons taught by ready to discipline snidents; instead, my diverse interests from dial point continue to be. College will soon be Enjoy your life. That's really my former teachers — not lessons in they celebrated our birdidays with through die present time, I know another set of memories for some "I all you have to do from now on. academics but lessons in life. Aside new pencils and bookmarks, and I have these teachers to thank for us. but the guidance we have received Personally, I plan to track down from family and friends, of course, they were eager to eat lunch with us expanding my horizons. from our teachers and professors will Jimmy I'allon and make him apol- they were the ones who inspired me. and tell a gcxxl story. Middle school brought an entire- live on. ogize for all his stupid SNL skits motivated me and gave me the confi- My fifth-grade teacher is another ly new set of characters into our For all they have given us, we should he did and for "Taxi Driver," damn dence and interest to pursue a variety individual who springs to mind when lives. Ii>r me, there was "The Three return the favor to our teachers — by that was an awful movie. of experiences through school. I think about those who have moved Stooges," as we called diem — diree saying thanks. 6 Thursday, April 27,2006 GRADUATION 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Names lack effect GOODBYE BGSU UNIVERSITIES, FROM PAGE 5 successftrl in the job market. "It is just as likely for a graduate tliink very highly of our graduates," from a low prestige community col- he said. "I cannot necessarily prove lege to land a grvat job than it is for that we do better, but employers a student from an elite school like have told ine that they really like BU," he said, "if the graduate from what they see in graduates from BU." the lower prestigious school applied U'ger said BU has become himself more and took more away more prominent in recent years from what his school had to offer because of the good press the than the BU graduate did." university receives. Some students said they felt the "BU is very well known," College of study was flawed because it is impos- Arts and Sciences freshman Megan sible to determine what kind of grad- Hiley said, "so I think it will |help in uates do better in their careers when the job market]." each school is different. Many students said in addition "All those stirdies about these to the prestigious name that goes things never make any sense to me," along with a university, preparation CAS sophomore Stephen Corgan aids students even more through- said. "I think it is impossible for out their career upon graduation. researchers to even detennine what Students said alumni status did not schools should be considered elite draw them to BU, and main- said and how much success graduates they had never even looked into have, because students from one that factor. paitinihr elite school could have "I didn't look at the alumni status," a great job placement statistic arid Kiliy taid. "I think your choice of another equally elite school could college should be more about what have a terrible one." you do for yourself and not what the leger said job placement for BU college has done for other people." graduates still remains positive. College of Communication "The job prospects for our gradu- lulls DiFnnco BG News sophomore Andrew l.ugren ates are decent." he said. "As long as THE POWER OF THE SEAL: The fate of graduating seniors could be decided by how they walk around the said it is up to students to apply Students have a good job strategy seal before taking their last exams. According to the myth, seniors who walk to the left of the seal could do themselves to be motivated and and work hard, they sliould be okay." poorly on their upcoming exams and not graduate. Congratulations Graduating Seniors! Trying to Get Rid of Everything? Remember «>#ECVCt£f

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LET THE HUNT BEGIN How do you plan to look for z job when you' re ready to graduate? Commencement is a labor of love PLAN TOTAL % MALE% FEMALE% CEREMONY, FROM PAGE 3 the flow of graduates and guests mov- Send out resumes 40 40 39 GRADUATION ing smoothly," Carver said. CEREMONIES IN Internship 35 34 35 amount of work and detail accom- As for the selection process for Talk to someone 1 know 26 28 25 plished each year, especially since die speakers, Carver said each respec- ANDERSON ARENA: Internet/Online service 21 21 22 budget she lias to work with is limited. tive college delegates their featured School's Placement office 19 16 23 The graduation ceremony budget speaker for each of the seven cer- FRIDAY, MAY 5TH: On campus recruiters 16 16 16 is only $106,000 for the entire year emonies. Final decisions are based ■ 7 p.m. Graduate student Networking with alumni 14 13 14 which Includes spring, summer, and on predetermined formulas which ceremony Already have a job 13 16 11 winter ceremonies," Carver said. include ceremony speakers thai have Writing to the organization 12 11 13 Working within the budget for the shown lo l«' outstanding alumnae. SATURDAY, MAY 6TH Plan to be in grad school 12 8 16 upcoming spring ceremony, Carver A final component to the gradu- Undergraduate ceremonies National / Local Newspaper 12 12 11 has maintained reservations for ation process which is unique lo die ■ 9:30 a.m. — Arts and Sciences Anderson Arena, in which all cer- University is a reception for all guests ■ 1 p.m. Business Source: Student Monitor publishes nationally syndicated market research emonies are held (except for sum- and graduates held prior to the cer- Administration, Health and Human studies of the college student market. For this survey 1.200 full-time under- mer which is held outside on the emony. Michael Ginsbiirg, assistant Services. Technology graduates at four-year colleges and universities were interviewed. University Hall lawn), hooked the dean of students, is responsible for ■ 4:30 p.m. — Musical Arts, lower llrass Quintet, and organized suing (his process of graduation day Education and Human Development both student and faculty marshals to completed. aide iii the ceremony "Receptions ate flee and open real A blue whale's heart is the 5ft^& (arver added while it is Important guests and graduates. I his \ ear we are size of a Volkswagen Beetle! lo maintain ceremonial traditions at serving a wide array of leverages as the chairs, i isers and stages (hey spcnl BCSlMl'salsoessential to make room well as sheet cake, puff pastries, fruii many hours setting up just a day ago. for Improvements. Therefore, alter and vegetable trays, Tuscany artichoke Finally. Ginsburg provides words each ceremony she holds a commit- dip and mini pizzas," he said of encouragement for future gradu- tee to discuss possible changes, 1-astly. as graduation ceremonies ates: "You may he uncertain what "New this year is die option io are completed, Untversitj Material tile Inline- holds, however embrace ii, have handicapped guests come in Handling, led in Mark Anderson and and have as much fun in (he process through the Commons area to keep Hob Smith, works hard lo lear down all as possible."

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Steve Barber Bryan Hines D. Robert Banister Ahmad Bleik Brian Knaupe Carrie Blackwell Melissa Bolduan Ty Long Mark Czajkowski Kevin Booth Keith Mayer Bruno Drummond Paul Cinquina Stephen Merrill Brian Farrell Jalpa Desai " Art Pietrangelo Steve Kaufman Allison Eckhardt Jose Ramirez Thomas Kim Kalie Fitzgibboh Emily Ream Zac Molnar Joe Gerwin Tina Saitova Amanda Webster Neal Hammersmith Rudy Sutton Shawn Winhoven Reagan Henry JarretTobin Christian Hilmer WWW.BGNEWS.COM GRADUATION 200(> Thursday. April 27,2006 9

UWSGMf 10 Thursday, April 27,2006 GRADUATION 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM ^H;vCaMGRATllEA 1 use* •:-. Jaclyn A. Andrzejczyk Kelly Brinkman Molly E. Bryant Major: Psychology | Mayfield Village, OH Major: English | Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Major: Interior Design | Columbus, OH

ladd, Congratulations on Molly, Proud doesn't begin to completion of the four We're so proud! express how we feel. year plan. Congratulations my You are our shining star! Love, "cheese and mud "girl! Go design the world! Love, Mom, Dad, & Chris Mom, Dad, & Steve too! Love, Mom, Dad, & Jeff

Meghan Campbell Ryan M. Davis Lesley A. Dawson Major: Education | Madison, OH Major: Graphic Design | Arlington, OH Major: Nursing | Lima, OH

M * Meghan, Congratulations! We are so proud of all your accomplishments. You will be a wonderful teacher! Good Luck! Love, Mom, Dad, & Kevin

Congratulations on a job well done. We are very From nursery school to college, we are so proud proud of you. Your future holds infinite possibilities! of you Lesley. Congratulations and best wishes. Love Always, Mom & Dad Love, Mom & Dad

Michelle L. Ducat Allison K.Failor Julie Godfray Major: Nursing j Pemberville, OH Major: Physical Therapy | Perrysburg, OH Major: Marketing | Bay Village, OH

Michelle, Congratulations on your Julie, Congratulations! graduation Allie. We are Happy Birthday and We are so very proud so proud of you. May congratulations. We of your hard work, your life be blessed with love you and are very determination, and success and happiness proud of you! achievements. Best in all you do. Love, wishes as you begin Love, Mom, Dad, & Laura your career. Mom & Dad Love, Mom & Dad WWW.BGNEWS.COM GRADUATION 2006 Thursday. April 27.2006 11 •-V ADUATES Maria S. Gomes Jessie Guinness Angela Harting Major: International Studies | Westlake, OH Major: Biology | Sylvania, OH Major: Education | Coldwater, OH

Maria, Angie, Your dream has come We are proud of you. true. We are proud and We wish you much congratulate you for success in your future. your achievement. Love, Love, Mom, Dad, Matt, Gina, Uncle & Aunty Jim, & Roxy

Jessie, May you approach the next phase of your life with the same confidence and curiosity you first showed 21 years ago. Congratulations & Love Always, Your Family

Ashlee Hite Jessica Eileen Huryn Nicole LJardine Major: Early Childhood Education | Findlay, OH Major: International Business/Economics | Rocky River, OH Major: Journalism | Maumee, OH

Nikki, We are so proud of our little girl! Congratulations to our graduate. We love you kiddo! Mom & Tom Dad & Brenda

Ashlee, Jessica, We couldn't be more proud of you! We are very proud of you and what you have achieved. We Congratulations, your hard work paid off! couldn't ask for a better daughter. You'll always be our princess. We love you, Mom, Dad, Ryan, Leslie, Kyle, & Aaron Love, Mom & Dad

Jonathan King Jenna Lynne Kocin Greg Robert Kohlrieser Major: ROTC, Political Science | North Baltimore, OH Major: Education | Rocky River, OH Major: Public Relations | Wapakoneta, OH

We're so proud of the Greg, fine young man you've We're proud of you and become and all that all your achievements, you have accomplished. you have given your Congratulations son! best! Congratulations on your graduation! Love, Mom & Dad Love, Dad, Mom, & Family

We are proud to be the parents of a future teacher of America. Our hearts swell with pride, you make us so proud. Congrats! Love, Mom & Mike 12 Thursday. April 27.2006 GRADUATION 2()0« WWW.B6NEWS.COM

CONGRATULATIONS \ Jennifer Kopcak Christopher A. Kucherak Andre' Emil Lemerand Major: Early Childhood Education | Fremont, OH Major: Digital Animation | Parma, OH Major: Interior Design | Toledo, OH

Chris, Andre; We're so proud of you for YOU DID IT! Congratulations! going after your dream. We are extremely proud of Your hard work will pay what you have achieved. off with a great future! Just stay focused and you will make it to the top. Love, Dad, Mom, Brian, Kevin, STuffy!

Jennifer, Congratulations! We are very proud of you! You will be an excellent teacher. Love, Mom & Dad

David Delano Marotta Matthew T. Momyer Amy Jo Narcavish Major: Telecommunications | Toledo, OH Major: Sport Management | West Unity, OH Major: French | East Liverpool, OH

David, Matt, Amy Jo, Congratulations! We are Congratulations, we Congratulations! We very proud of you and are very proud of who are very proud of you what you have achieved. you are and what you for what you've done. Always have faith in have achieved. Good luck in the future. yourself and in God. Love, Love, Love, Mom & Dad Mom & Dad Mom & Dad

Janelle M. Oliger Justin Ray Parker Christopher Powell Major: Health : Columbus, OH Major: Supply Chain Management | Strongsville.OH Major: Business | Lima, OH

Congratulations Janelle! Ready to cruise into the Congratulations! We are The key to your future world! Justin, no parents so very proud of you and is now in your hands. could be prouder than all your accomplishments. We know many doors of weareofyouandall Good luck in all your opportunity await you. you've accomplished! future endeavours. Congratulations! Love, Love, Mom & Dad Love, Mom, Dad, & Jenn Mom( Dad WWW.BGNEWS.COM GRADUATION 20(M> Thursday. April 27.200613

DUAT: \ \ ♦ Ryan Alan Reiter Lori Rethman Major: Education | Avon Lake, OH Major: Education | Fort Loramie, OH

Lura Anne, Ryan, Congratulations on all Congratulations! We are Congratulations! You your achievements, we so very proud of what have made me so very are very proud of you. you have accomplished proud of what you Love, and who you are. have accomplished and Mom & Dad Love, achieved. Mom & Dad Love, Mom

Colleen P. Sadie / Kimberly A. Sadie Aaron Shumaker Ediz Z. Tasan Majors: Nursing/Biology | North Royalton, OH Major: Applied Health science | inestenand, On Major: Bio-Chemistry | Strongsville, OH

Aaron, Dear Ediz, ^^& * * ^^^V^^l Congratulations! We're so Congratulations! We are proud of you and all that very proud of who you you've accomplished. are and what you have May your future be filled achieved. with happiness and love, success. Mom, Dad, Sister, & Love, Grandparents Mom & Dad We have enjoyed watching you both grow up in so many beautiful and wonderful ways. We are blessed to have you both enhancing our lives. Always remember, you are loved and adored.

Kristi L. Vince Lindsey Walborn Jennifer Paigeann Wenger Major: Graphic Design | Washington C.H., OH Major: Secondary Math Education 1 Avon Lake, OH Major: Interpersonal Communications | Elida, OH as* Kristi, v. We're so proud of you. Congratulations! We Keep your wonderful are so proud of your smile and positive accomplishments and attitude. look forward to watching We love you, you do great things in Grandmas, Grandpas, the future Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Love, Dad & Mom too!! Mom & Dad Lindsey, Congratulations! We are so proud of you. We know you will be a great gift to your students. We love you, Mom and Dad 14 Thursday, April 27,2006 GRADUATION 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Big changes ahead for BGSU retention rates formerly insulated grads after that. Challenges can include Anderson was able to develop a remain steady, average finding space to live, a relationship with the designer, and job that will pay for it persistently sent thank you notes Jniversity loses third of One reason for this drop is that a intervene when smdents arc thinking for any advice she gave. lot of students graduate early, but the about dropping out or offering out- By Kelly Day "You really have to get out there rash class to early grads, other reason is that students decide to reach to students who have already Rt P-ORtE R and network." Anderson said. Iropouts and transfers either drop out or traasfer. left the institution. As if final projects and exams weren't Soon Anderson was invited to Gonzalez said that this is a nation- "There's outreach done by the Office enough to deal with, spring 2006 the set of General I lospital and got y Cassandra Shotar wide trend and there isn't any overrid- of Student Academic Achievement... graduates must face the inevitable to see the designer's job first hand. iPomtR ing reason why smdents drop out, but we make sure that Istudents who have — lifp, as they know it, is over. The designer was so impressed Vilh so many freshmen enrolled al a variety of reasons. leftl are in contact with their academic Say goodbye to Dad's wallet, and by Anderson's passion for fashion rie University pursuing the American "Sometimes they will decide to advisers," Gonzalez said. hello to working for the man. With and TV that she offered her a job in )ream, it's hard to believe a chunk of transfer to another institution, some- One of their main goals is to give rent, utilities, insurance and car the wardrobe department. hem decide to cut it short. times it's a financial reason, some- students as much information about payments, it's time to get serious. But as perfect as Anderson's life While the reasons for students drop- times it's not having a good roommate their progress at the University, their And of course, money isn't the sounds, her I lollywood lifestyle isn't ling out of college vary, the trend itself ... or they say 'I'm just not feeling it,'" adviser and other options and aid only problem. You want to enjoy all fun and fashion; she still has to ontinues to prosper. Gonzalez said, adding that some stu- available to them, (Jonzalez said. your job, right? pay the bills. The number of full-time fresh- dents may even get married and leave "We're trying to make sure students The good news — where there's a "I literally am living month to iien enrolled at the University's main early or leave and then come back. have as much information as possible will, there's a way. month," she said. "You have to ampus in Pall of 2000 was 3,599, an "livery student comes with a differ- so they can try to fix any problem At least that's what BGSU alum- budget before you move and know npnssivc number. ent set of complexities," Gonzalez said, that they have," (ionzalez said, adding nus Sara Anderson thinks. what you can afford." And while 1,777 of those students adding that they try to adjust to each that the Division of Academic Affairs When Anderson moved out to And with a little budgeting and nduated l>y I'all of 2005, only 986 of of those issues. and the Office of Student Academic I.A. last year, she didn't know how a lot of self-control, most can tern continued on to year five. In agreement with Gonzalez about Achievement also try to gather as she would pay the bills. scrape by during their first year in This leaves 1,436 students, almost a the reasons students may drop out, much information about the students But her determination landed the real world. lird of the student body, to students is Assistant Vice Provost Connie Ruhl- and any issues they may have so that her a dream job — working in the BGSU Alumnus Brad Cusu's, who ,1KI either dropped out or transferred Smitli. director of the Office of Student everyone "can be on the same track." wardrobe department on the set of graduated with a degree in inter- ) another institution, a portion the Academic Achievement. Being able to create a variety of solu - "General Hospital". personal communications in Dec. Iniversity isn't happy about losing. "Students realize they can't afford tions for students is also a main goal, "I knew 1 wanted to do fashion 2005, says to avoid credit cards if at 'Naturally, we would like as it ... they see that it's longer than Gonzalez said. for TV shows," she said. all possible. nany students as possible to stay," they envisioned," Ruhl-Smith said. Some of these solutions include a So she took matters into her own "If I don't have it, I don't spend aid Al Gonzalez, Vice Provost for "They don't see that light at the end new loan program called the BGSU hands and called ABC it," he said. •cademic Services. of the tunnel." signature loan, with the "lowest inter- "I told them I was working for Senior Jeremy DuBois, a film The biggest drop in the number Gonzalez said that he believes their est rates available," discretionary a designer and said I wanted to studies major, dreams of living by ■f continuing students occurs after cohort rates are "going in the right funds, emergency funds and the out- speak to someone in wardrobe," the ocean, like Anderson. ear three, according to the student direction," but that they always want reach program that tries to solve issues Anderson said. But the high cost of living is a ow model from the office of institu- to Ix.' able to do more, whether by To her surprise, the head designer innal research. gathering information so that they can RETENTION, PAGE 15 answered her call, and many calls CHANGES, PAGE 16

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She also mentioned some students ment by the University, students like Another issue brought up by both may find it a daunting task to try and junior Static Miller would rather do a few words of Gonzalez and Ruhl-Smith, is that find out who they need to talk to about without them. today's students are taking longer their issue and the OSAA can set them "I think I would almost be offend- than four years to graduate. up with the exact person they need. ed if they were like 'no, you can do it Students are taking fewer classes "We can get back to students widi all,'" said Miller, who took a semester friendly advice each semester, changing majors, get- a name, so it doesn't seem so scary, so off from the University for personal ting out of sync or missing courses they're not talking to the unknown" matters, but mainly because she was that have certain semester availability, she added. planning on moving to Cincinnati Sounds like a plan to me. But for Ruhl-Smith said. While Ruhl-Smith's outreach does and transfering. JIM those of you who happen to be male, or are female but haw no interest in This may be one way of under- make a difference, its impact usually Miller decided not to return to the LEVASSEUR standing part of the large drop after depends on the reason why the stu- I Iniversity for another semester before men with money (in which case I the third year, however Ruhl-Smith dents left, Ruhl-Smith said. her move because it wasn't worth it n Not News Editor might question your sanity), it looks and those in OSM work hard to get Some of the situations they have to her. like you'll have to trick your parents some of those students back a hard time dealing with or can't do "It's not easy to transfer from B(i into letting you back into the house. "We employ grad students ... one much with at all are times when the to another college," Miller said, add- On behalf of the thousands of stu- (II Course, this is easier said than of their big responsibilities is to call student left because of homesickness, ing most colleges are on quarters dents still stuck at BGSU, I'd just done, but I have confidence in youi students |who have dropped out] and they wanted to transfer, was an out-of- not semesters, so credits are harder like to say congratulations to all our abilities, lust keep a few things in do outreach." Ruhl-Smith said. "We try state student who realized the tuidon to transfer. graduating seniors. mind and you'll tic fine. to find out why they left, try to find out was "way over their head" or if die And in Miller's case, because she was And when I say congratulations. for example, your parents may be what we. as an institution, can do to student is interested in a program that probably transferring, the University I don't mean like when your uncle sympathetic to your plight of home- get them liack" the University doesn't offer. couldn't really do much about it and George gets his girlfriend pregnant lessness and lake you in, but they will Some of the ways the)' do this is And bodi Gonzalez and Ruhl-Smith she was happy dial they didn't ask her —AGAIN— and you have to go to probably demand "proof that you 'liasic legwork." such as making calls also emphasize that die success of a lot of questions as to why she was the baby shower and mumble "con- arc "searching" for a place to stay to students, sending e-mails or post- dlis outreach depends on die students leaving and was glad die process was gratulations" as you hand him yet This is easily accomplished liy cards and then walking them through meeting diem hallway. simple and easy. anothcr'Tand Before lime"pacifier. spending five minutes a day looking die process and giving iln-in die tools "We can tell them how to get it done, So whether die students like the No, I mean it in a much different in the classifieds. Alternatively, if you they need to get back on board. we can tell diem where to get it done, encouragement or not, die University sense. Why? Because your college cannot afford that much time away "We try to find a mechanism to but we can't do it for them," Ruhl- believes their efforts show they graduation is a very special time. from your Xbox 3B0, just glance out motivate them to return," Ruhl-Smith Smith said, adding students should acknowledge the retention rate trend I mean, think about it: What other die window at die neighbor's house. said, adding that sometimes it's just at least ask questions and get those and are trying to do what the)' can to time in your life will people congrat- Gome to diink of it, your par- enough for students to know that answers before die)' decide it's not change it ulate you for leaving behind a place ents will likely be annoyed widi the filled with comfort, laziness and par- amount of time you spend playing ties and entering a new world full of video games every day. Use your uncertainty, homelessness and, oh uncanny knowledge of statistics yeah, fierce competition for jobs? and recent psychological studies to Enjoy it while you can (another assure them that most employers are CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! semester is sounding better and bet - looking for people with above-aver- ter, isn't it?). "But I can live at home," age hand-eye coordination. you say. "My family loves me." Telling them you know someone Get your car ready for your Aha! Don't be so sure. Sec, what who got a job based solely on die fad next adventure! you don't know is your parents have diat they beat Super Mario Brothers been planning for this day ever since in 17 minutes can't hurt, cither. they dropped you at the curb. The employment issue is bound Not only do they have a four-year to be the major topic of discussion, headstart on you, but they also have though, and in today's crowded job greater motivation. The last thing market your chances ride almost 2025 Victory Lane your parents want is for you to move entirely upon your major. back in. because they know you too If you sold your soul and majored Bowling Green, OH well — and chances are you'll be in business, you're in luck! You're there for the next twenty-five years. already well on your way to a house 419-352-0387 Don't despair, though. With die in the suburbs, a nice car, 2.5 chil- help of ray foolproof strategy, your dren, and a mid-life crisis. Service hours: Mon: 8-7 future is secure, lust follow my Itiur- If you were one of those sappy Tues - Fri: 8-5 Step Plan and you'll be set for the rest people who "went widi dieir bean" of your life: and Studied something because it STEP 1: Are you a girl? was "interesting," you'll quickly find IfYES,movetoSTEP2. that your heart's fervent desire for If NO, you're screwed. 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!y Megan Yodzis the restaurants will be packed full, among college students, also has a seniors, especially the ones who for recruiters EPORIEH and then I'm leaving for a wedding space for outgoing seniors-to rent have jobs that are far away from out. Bob Everhart, owner, said that their home town. By Lore Croghan .iradualion. Time for family, friends, shortly after." she said. HH YORK DAIU NEWS IKRtl larties and trips. Renting out bars for graduation they have a specific room —the "I am going to spend the summer NEW YORK — A resume is not an The typical high school gradu- parties can also be a very popular deck area— for seniors to use for in Columbus to visit with my fam- ad for the personals section of the ition party will not cut it for these way to celebrate. Not all bars will private parlies. ily, then in September I'm moving to newspaper. naturing seniors as they walk down rent out a space for these seniors The date and time can be set by Chicago to begin working full time as But the guy who sent this he aisle May 5 and 6 to receive their to use, but the ones that do may the customers to fit around their a designer," Sciorc said. resume to job recruiter Ion legrees and move up in the world. sometimes run into problems with schedule, instead of having set hours, While seniors may be plagued Reed didn't seem to know the Ashley Sciorc, graduating with double-booking. rverhart pointed out. with senior-itis and feelings of difference: I Bachelor of Science, fits into Mike llanhold, the person in Graduating seniors may also have wanting to break free of the college "Makesastrong and command- his category. charge of renting out Junction for trips planned to take some time off lifestyles, there will still be some ing presence — tall (6-feet-4, 235 "We are switching it up from my birthday and graduation parties, before they have to either start their feelings of remorse. After all, they pounds), athletic, sophisticated ligh school graduation and we are said they ran into that exact problem jobs or start looking for one. are leaving behind four or more and mature." he wrote. laving more of an adult cocktail party. last year. "I am going to Panama City Beach, years of memories. "Engaging personality with l's going to be more sophisticated "This year we only have one gradu- I tin i

roiL CHANGE}* ""BRAKE™ ' & TlRE I CCRVICF i ROTATION ! Many move for dreams 4-WHEEL 95. !*40 OFF CHANGES, FROM PAGE 14 freshman year, so I never had to 2-WHEEL worry about money," she said. 15 ! iscouraging reality. And to make matters worse, A 1*20 OFF "If you go to go to the East or West Burbante's mom wants her to come Includes: oil filter, oil I Save on our complete I change with up to 5 1 line of lifetime vhere living expenses arc ridicu- home to Texas so bad she constantly I qts. of quality Cilgo warranted brake pads , nisly high it's going lo be difficult," reminds Burbante of the expenses motor oil. chassis lube I and shoes - good for as | ic said. that lurk in her future. I and tire rotation. 'In 1 long as you own your I lieu of other offers. car. "Ceramic pads But Anderson says the work makes "I really think she's just doing it Most cars and light I extra. In lieu of other ip for it. as a scare tactic because I know she I trucks. Disposal _^ 1 offers. Most cars __ "The price of living is so much doesn't want me to stay in Ohio," |_f_ees mayjjpply. _3? !_and lighUrucks^ v3?_ lore," she said. "But you get paid a Burbante said. "She wants me to l GRADUATION it more." come home." 1 PACKAGE And to Anderson, following your But. like Anderson, Burbante is FREE reams is more valuable than a well moving where she wants to live 'aying job. whether she has a job or not. BATTERY, ■ $ — ^-9!s "Don't go to work just for a pay- "I just snapped one day and said 'forget it, I'm moving to Columbus'," OI«T lffl LMaiwni .Nailanuid. 59 heck," she said. "(Jo became you 1 STARTING , — ' Special Includes: we what you do." she said. We Offer Complete Automotive Repair & I • Lube/Ofl/Fllter Sounds simple enough, but for And even though Burbante has FREE Brake A Exhaust fnspect/onsf 1 CHARGING 1 •*•!•»» **•"•"-' lany seniors, finances are a nuni- been offered a job that would give iH'inmiii'iU'iUiiMiiin er one priority. her financial security, she'd rather SYSTEM Senior Diana Burbantc, a com- look for a job she'd enjoy. Bowling Green /ft I l-sjasr*-"--' CHECK '',1 "* R°""°n ninications major, is coming to "Why should I just settle for (419)353-2444 T^rnd t i- :rms with the idea of paying bills something when I can find some- 1087 S. Main Street I • in lieu of other I '°°> 2£.**"L!n *" 0| Mon. - Frl. 8:00am - 6:00pm 1 Mm ntn Uoa an >r the first time. thing that will make me happier?" t nHots Mn.l rare I ' ° - Sat. 8:00am - 4:00pm I S ?"H . . *ro ' »"> W* Bucks. m I - "I've lived on campus since my she said. ljno_ligMUucks._^J_Dllol^i!f,s_lfl;J. 2rL WWW.BGNEWS.COM GRADUATION 2006 Thursday. April 27,2006 17 Signs of senioritis LAST SHOT visible on campus Seniors wait impatiently ing it would be to gel this close only to discover I have to come back for to receive their diplomas one more semester. "lX'ar Grandma, I am returning DIANA your check because (whoops!) I'm CR0WS0N actually not graduating. I«vc, your failure of a granddaughter." Not fun. U-Wire Gihmmist Then there's the job search. I'm on so many job Web sites lhal when, by some stroke of fate, I actually receive I never truly knew the meaning an interview offer it's a struggle just of senioritis until I became a col- to remember the job description. lege senior. 1 never realized it could IK: this Sure. I got impatient and restless hard to find employment. I also when 1 was a senior in high school. never knew what a huge decision Inn life was fairly simple then com- accepting a job is. This position will pared to the unceasing whirlwind it provide me with the money I need has become, to survive in the world and the secu- I am alternately so stressed out, rity of knowing that I can provide for tired, bored, excited, nervous, lethar- myself. Scary. gic, etc., that sometimes I feel like So, for all of you pending gradu- standing in the middle of my room ates, here are some signs of senioritis and sc reaming at the top of my lungs. to look for: Dramatic, huh? ■ Classy, unfocused eyes But that's what it is to be a gradu- ■ Trouble concentrating ating senior. All of your past struggles ■ Sudden sense of terror upon walk- and worries seem unimportant as ing into a classroom you begin to realize just how quickly ■ Not caring about your final project your life is flying by. grade because you're never going to lirst off, I have to graduate. need this skill in your future Kvery semester, I've worked and ■ Voice messages from parents struggled to make good grades Inquiring about your health and and have so far survived with- safely, all unanswered because out repeating any classes. It just you were too listless to pick up the wasn't a big deal. Now, however, phone 1 have to pass every single class 1 ■ Piles of dirty dishes beside your am taking in order to graduate. favorite chair The invitations have been ordered, ■ Going to class in the same clothes the dorky cap and gown are hanging for more than one day in a row in my closet and the cards from dis- ■ Partying all night and only slop- Ionian Flower BGNews tant relatives are already pouring in. FLASHING FORWARD: Andre Marqs, a senior graduating in May, has his free portrait taken. The photgrapher 1 can't imagine how utterly humiliat- SENI0RITIS, PAGE 19 Jim McAdams, says he will travel to 20 different colleges this spring for photography.

Funny resumes placed in 'joke file' • Bridal and Founalwear RESUME, FROM PAGE 16 resumes. cants who sent him resumes from ■ Sleamirlg ond Pressing Avoid them at all costs. [email protected] and kept the worst ones in their "joke file" ■ Using distracting fonts, formats or [email protected]. • Custom Clothing — which they broke open to write a graphics. ■ Including your salary require- new humor book called "Resumes ■ Taking an overly informal, conver- ments. It's too soon to bring up the CAtl FOR APPOWTIMNT: from Hell." sational tone. This is wrong whether subject of money when you haven't It's filled with excerpts from real it's in the resume itself or your cover even landed a job interview. (419)353-5611 resumes, with the names changed to letter, your e-mail correspondence "You need to obtain as many iob keep the job applicants from dying of with your potential employer — or offers as possible — then attack the embarrassment. the e-mail address you use. issue of money from a position of Beyond all the funny stuff, there E-mail addresses are free strength," Reed said. arc serious lessons to be learned. — get a new one for your job ■ Dissing your past and present The authors offered up their own search that gives you a profes- employers. 'This makes you look Dirty Dozen — the of the biggest sional identity, Reed said. You bad," Meyers said. "It signals yoi. mistakes people make with their can do better than the job appli- aren't part of the team. WWW.BGNEWS.COM 18 Thursday, April 2/, 2006 GRADUATION 200(5

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All college humor type Right now we are in a funny place catch the bus for class of stuff, Lindgren says, acknowl- where people are posting private grad life ■ Addiction to employment Web By Julie Forster edging that it's still not anything things and they have no idea how Poll reveals Princeton sites and checking them every hour III he'd want an employer to see. public it really is." ■ Searching for old newspapers on ST. PAUL Minn. — Worried that "I'm not ashamed of anything In Minnesota, it is generally not University students the floors of classrooms because potential employers might peruse but it would be easy to get a dif- unlawful for an employer to take worry about survival you've already finished today's. online postings at Facebook, Steve ferent perspective of who I am," into account personal informa- Senioritis is a very dangerous dis- Lindgren used privacy settings to said the 22-year-old St. Cloud tion found on the Internet in mak- State University senior who is ing hiring decisions. Of course, it's By Tatiana Lau ease and should be treated immedi- shut off access to his profile, pic- U-KltE tures and musings to all but a lim- interviewing for finance jobs. illegal to make hiring decisions ately by application of large amounts If a recent survey is to be believed, of cold water to the head. ited circle of friends. "If I am directing it towards my based on sex, race, color, religion, His friends will see that his friends, employers are probably or national origin. only a slim majority of University For diagnosis, call your parents or students could survive today nearest relative today. favorite quote comes from Homer not going to be too impressed Morgan Kinross-Wright, with the profile." director of the undergraduate outside the Princeton University As more students and young job career center at the University bubble. seekers turn to social networking of Minnesota's Carlson School On a Point poll, students were sites such as MySpace, Friendster of Managcmenl, said there is asked, "Are you prepared for and Facebook to connect with so much buzz about recruiters the real world [taxes, insurance, friends and write about their per- reading Facebook postings that food, etcl?" sonal lives, employers and recruit- she is considering a "town hall" Forty-four percent of the ers are following right behind. meeting with students to drive 836 students polled replied They are tapping into Internet home the point that what they "Possibly," while 37 percent OptiVue search engines to cull information post online could affect their answered "Absolutely Not." Fourteen percent confidently *0. FOCUSED ON VISION about job candidates. future. Job seekers have reason to "Recruiters are using what is replied "Absolutely." while five worry: In some cases employers on their personal space to make percent were unsure, choosing a and recruiters are using the infor- professional decisions," she said. response of "Never really thought Give the Gift of Vision! mation to weed out candidates. To Ryan Schunk's point of view, about it." Three quarters of 102 execu- what he does in his personal life Several freshmen agreed that tive recruiters surveyed last fall is not an employer's business. they would not be able to sur- New College Graduates by FxecuNet, of Norwalk, Conn, He's not swayed by warnings vive outside of campus if they said they use search engines as from professors and isn't about graduated today. part of the process to uncover to change what is posted on his Sophomores were more skep- Save $900.00* information about job candidates. Facebook page. tical about the necessity of "life More than one-in-four said they For one, Schunk's friend post- skills" classes. have eliminated candidates due to ed a picture of Schunk dancing "This isn't home-(econom- what they found about the person on the stage at a bar after hav- ics]. The point of Princeton is to on the Internet. ing too much to drink. While secure a career and understand There's an explosion in the the University of Minnesota the importance of maturity," amount of personal material Duluth junior admits that it's Amy Maletz '08 said. being launched into cyberspace not a flattering photo, he's not On the other hand, juniors by people who seemingly have no about to be cowed by the spec- and seniors seemed more con- William Martin. M 0, F A C S INOrVIMIAUZED LASER V1SI0M CORRECTION qualms about revealing details of ter of employers peeking in on fident about their chances ot their sexual escapades or not-so- his personal life. survival in terms of network- hidden desires. "Whether or not they are going ing, filing (axes and other "life They'll carry cameras to bars to or not, that's fine but 1 don't skills." Some jokingly stated that The most advanced in and parties and post photos of think it's any of their business," Princeton had taught them to drunken friends. On one MySpace Schunk said. "You get to the point do laundry, while others cited laser technology! posting, a 19-year-old Wisconsin where, then you have to start Princeton as ihe source of their girl writes about her pastimes: "1 watching what you are doing in maturity. Hurry offer ends def. like to party ... I don't smoke your private life. It just seems "I cook my own food, do but I drink a lot... like a lot." ridiculous." my taxes and laundry," Carl July 31st, 2006. In a few years, Internet searches Schunk's 18-year-old sister Boettiger '07 said. "I wouldn't» on job candidates will become Reyanna, is more cautious. She say IPrincetonl has failed me by even more commonplace, pre- edits her entries on MySpace, holding my hand too much, but Includes Lifetime Enhancements! dicts Minneapolis employment asking herself what the manag- it has not gone out of its way to attorney Tamara Olsen. She advis- ers would think at the restaurant teach you life skills." Financing available! es those who bare their souls and, where she works. Reyanna, who "I feel like [Princeton hasl helped me figure out who I am, Brian Dudenhoefer, M D um, other things online should attends Century College in White Schedule your free consultation today! consider the consequences. Bear Lake, says she doesn't want to how I deal with people, what my "Thelntemetislikeabillboardor give the impression that she only strengths and weaknesses are," painting on the side of a building," has a party side. "MySpace can Lee added. "IPeopIc herel may 419-697-3607*419-693-4444 said Olsen, who advises compa- really give out the wrong image of not have learned skills other than nies on electronic communication someone," she said. "It all depends schmoozing and networking, btr* issues. "But because people are what you put up there." it's something that initiates you." 18 Thursday, April 27.2006 GRADUATION 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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In honor of the experiences that the In honor of Dr. Lee Meserve. President's Leadership Academy has -Jessica Guiness enabled me to have. - Dan Stypa In honor of Alaina Kantner. - Casey Zamier In honor of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. -Aaron Shumaker In honor of all the senior telefund students and Alex Wright. Thanks for all In honor of the Student Athlete Advisory your hard work. Committee. - Marcia Latta - Teddy Piepkow In honor of Katie Crall. In honor of Dance Marathon for the - Mom and Dad dedication of all students working for miracles. In honor of Partners in Context and - Katie CraH Community. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to participate in PCC and In honor of Jennifer Koder. attend BGSU. - Tim Koder - Nathan Wiedenhoft In honor of Alex Wright. Thank you Alex In honor of McDonald Hall. MAC for all you have done for BGSU! You are a believes in BG! true Falcon! - Mike Freyaldenhoven - Paul Pawlaczyk In honor of Janna Blais. In honor of Karian Knepper. One of the - Student Athlete bravest and caring freshmen 1 have met! Advisory Committee - Ken Mclntyre In honor of the BGSU Gymnastics Team. In honor of Dr. Lee Meserve. - Jillian Stranges - Jessica Guyer

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All college humor type Right now we are in a funny place catch the bus for class of stuff, Lindgren says, acknowl- where people are posting private grad life ■ Addiction to employment Web S Julie Forster edging that it's still not anything things and they have no idea how Poll reveals Princeton sites and checking them every hour i he'd want an employer to see. public it really is.' ■ Searching for old newspapers on si. I'AUl, Minn. — Worried that "I'm not ashamed of anything In Minnesota, it is generally not University students the Doors of classrooms because potential employers might peruse but it would be easy to get a dif- unlawful for an employer to lake worry about survival you've already finished today's. online postings at I'accbook, Steve ferent perspective of who I am," into account personal informa- Senioritis is a very dangerous dis- lindgren used privacy settings to said the 22-year-old St. Cloud tion found on the Internet in mak- ing hiring decisions. Of course, it's By Tatiana Lau ease and should be treated immedi- shut off access to his profile, pic- State University senior who is u WIRE interviewing for finance jobs. illegal to make luring decisions ately by application of large amounts lures and musings to all hut a lim- If a recent survey is 10 lx> believed, of cold water to the head. ited circle of friends "If I am directing it towards my based on sex, race, color, religion, friends, employers are probably or national origin. 1111K a slim majority of University for diagnosis, call your parents or His friends will see that his students could survive today nearest relative today. favorite quote comes from Homer not going to be too impressed Morgan Kinross-Wright, with the profile." director of the undergraduate outside the Princeton University As more students and young job career center at the University bubble seekers turn to social networking of Minnesota's Carlson School On a Point poll, students were siles such as MySpace, Friendster of Management, said there is asked, "Are you prepared for and I'acebook to connect with so much buzz about recruiters the real world [taxes, insurance, friends and write about their per- reading lacebook postings that food, etc.l?" sonal lives, employers and recruit- she is considering a "town hall" Forty-four percent of the ers are following right behind. meeting with students to drive 836 students polled replied • ■ They are tapping into Internet Inline the point that what they "Possibly." while :t7 pencil" * iVue search engines to cull information post online could affect their answered "Absolutely Not." fourteen percent confidently FOCUSED ON VISION about job candidates. tuture. lob seekers have reason to "Recruiters are using what is replietl "Absolutely," while five worry: In some cases employers on their personal space to make percent were unsure, choosing a and recruiters are using the infor- professional decisions," she said. response ul "Never really thought Give the Gift of Vision! mation to weed out candidates. To Ryan Schunk's point ofview. about it." Three quarters of 102 execu- what he does in his personal life Several freshmen agreed that tive recruiters surveyed last fall is not an employer's business. they would not be able to sur- New College Graduates by ExecuNet, of Norwalk, Conn. He's not swayed by warnings vive outside of campus ii they said they use search engines as from professors and isn't about graduated today. part of the process to uncover to change what is posted on his Sophomores were more skep information about job candidates. Facebook page. lical about the necessity of "life Save $900.00* More than one-in-four said they lor one, Schunk's friend post- skills" classes. Ml ■; . have eliminated candidates due to ed a picture of Schunk dancing "This isn't home [econom- what they found about the person on the stage at a bar after hav- ies!. The point of Princeton is to on the Internet. ing too much to drink. While secure a career and understand There's an explosion in the the University of Minnesota the importance of maturity," amount of personal material Dtiluth junior admits that it's \111y Male)/"(IK said. being launched into cyberspace not a flattering photo, he's not On the other hand, juniors by people who seemingiy have no about to he cowed by the spec- and seniors seemed more con- William Martin. M.D F.ACS INDIVIDUALIZED LASER VISION CORRECTION qualms about revealing details of ter of employers peeking in on fident about their chances of their sexual escapades or not-so- his personal life. survival in terms of network- hidden desires. "Whether or not they are going ing, filing taxes and other "life They'll cany cameras to bars to or not. that's fine but I don't skills." Some jokingly stated that The most advanced in and parties and post photos ol think it's any of their business," Princeton had taught them to drunken friends. On one MySpace Schunk said. "You gel to the point do laundry, while others cited laser technology! posting, a 19-year-old Wisconsin where, then you have to start Princeton as the source of their girl writes about her pastimes: "I watching what you are doing in maturity. "I cook my own food, do Hurry offer ends def. like to party ... I don't smoke your private life. It just seems but I drink a lot ...like a lot." ridiculous." my taxes and laundry,'' Carl July 31st, 2006. In a few years, Internet searches Schunk's 18-year-old sister Boettigei '07 said. "I wouldn't» on job candidates will become Reyanna, is more cautious. She say IPrinceton] has failed me by even more commonplace, pre- edits her entries on MySpace, holding my hand too much, but Includes Lifetime Enhancements! dicts Minneapolis employment asking herself what the manag- 11 has not gone out of its waj to attorney Tamara Olsen. She advis- ers would think at the restaurant teach you life skills." Financing available! es those who bare their souls and, where she works. Reyanna, who "I feel like IPrinceton liasl attends Century College in White helped me figure out who I am. Brian Dudenhoefer M.D urn, other things online should Schedule your free consultation today! consider the consequences. Bear Lake, says she doesn't want to how 1 deal with people, what my "Thelntemetislikeabillboardor give the impression thai she only strengths and weaknesses are," painting on the side of a building," has a party side. "MySpace can [JX added. "[People here] may 419-697-3607'419-6934444 said Olsen, who advises compa- really give out the wrong image of not have learned skills other than nies on electronic communication someone," she said. "It all depends schmoozing and networking. IIIIB> issues. "But because people are what you put up there." it's something that initiates you." 10 Thursday, April 27,2006 GRADUATION '2000 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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