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IN THE PULSE: BG is the breeding ground for PARTLY CLOUDY several types of music HIGH: 71 LOW: 52 and artists; PAGE 7 www.bgnews.coni independent student press VOLUME 100 ISSUE 149 Tuition rises at state max SSr Financial aid budget gets a boost to catch up with increasing costs for college students tcUining
By AddiB Curtis RErORTEl Upcoming bathing suit season makes the perfect tan tempting But mote and more students are realizing the risks of tanning. Emily Steele, senior, is one of Tuition Costs those students, she isn't letting herself fall into the map of having to tan in order to confidently wear a bathing suit this summer. Meal Plan Costs "Being tan has become die norm so anyone in a bathing suit with white skin looks kind of funny compared to everyone else." Steele said. "I think a lot of people, including me, feel better about themselves when they are tan, especially in battling suits." Steele admitted she used to tan frequently until someone close to her was diagnosed with stage IV Melanoma skin cancer. The devastating knowledge of her step-dad having cancer prompted her to rethink her tan- ning habits. "lie asked me to promise him that I would never go tanning again, so I did and I plan on keep- ing diat promise," Steele said. Exposing your skin to harmful ultraviolet light comes with a cost —your health Melanoma is now die eighth most common cancer in the United Stales and accounts for 75 percent of the deaths due to skin cancer, according to the American Academy of Dermatology Tracy Donovan is a nursing student who works closely widi a Photo Illustration b| Mike Schtll Ri, Nw local dennatologist. She said skin cancer does not By Bridget Tharp While state law prevents large But the higher fee and tuition will increase by more than $10 costs $1,234 per year. usually become evident until later EDITOR - IN-CHIEF tuition hikes, the state is giv- rates will boost revenue and million, with 80 percent of that The plan will cover prescrip- in a person's life. However, it is University students will have ing less money to fund public repair the "budget deficit that marked as financial aid money. tions amounting to $3,000. because of the behaviors of w hen to dig a little deeper into their education. resulted from utilities," said The S8 million in financial charge a S20 co-pay for most then are young and carefree. pockets to pay tuition next year, That creates a "familiar Chris Dalton, head of aid has increased basic medical visits, and $250 In Ohio, 66 percent of all mel- with college costs rising again. dilemma," University President finance and adminis- in proportion with co-pay for hospital stays. anoma cancer occurs in people Undergraduate tuition Sidney Ribeau told the Board of tration. "The the student fee Those students who can- over the age of 50, Donovan said. will increase $500, the maxi- Trustees at their last meeting With state funding challenge is increases, officials not prove they have compa- Frequent tanners also risk mum amount the state allows. on May 5. expected to decrease said. rable insurance by July 1 will premature aging. Wrinkles, she Classroom fees, meal plan costs "The challenge is to manage bymorethan$350,000 to manage The financial be charged for the University- added, will be more obvious for and on-campus housing will the growth in financial aid and by 2007, students are the growth impact of a new sponsored insurance plan. excessive tanners. increase as well. align it with the overall growth left paying more to fill of financial mandatory health Guidelines for the new health As the weather gets warmer, That amounts to a S15.744 in our budgets and fees," Ribeau the gap. insurance poli- insurance policy are available students have been outside doing price tag for undergrads com- said. The University is aid, overall cy has not been online. numerousactivitieswiiileenjoving ing to the University since sum- College officials expect the hoping to close some growth." included in the new liditors note: Visit the stu- thcscin. limning outside between mer 2002. bigger tuition price tag to bal- of that gap by bud- estimated costs for dent insurance Web site through the hours of ten in the morning After several years of tuition ance the University's budget. geting more money SIDNEY RIBEAU students. www.bgsu.edu for more infor- and four in die afternoon is highly increases, last year's statewide The recent increases in the cost for scholarships and Provided by mation about the new health dangerous, said Donovan. It is tuition cap has kept cost increas- of gas mean bigger utility bills financial aid. Chickering, the plan and the waiver. recommended to wear sunscreen es consistent for students. for the University. The regular operating budget University-sponsored plan TANNING. PAGE 2 Burrito bar building big in BG INFLATING ART Council discusses crowd. Serving those bever- ment uniforms cleaning con- residential to business. ages at the new building, nes- tract. Though Utilities Director Fourth Ward Councilman the new Chipotle, tled between Burger King and Kevin Maynard said there were and chair of the Planning, concerns with zoning Days Inn, would require the no issues with the current ser- Zoning and Economic class-D license requested by vice through Cintas, the cur- Development Committee Mike Josh Comer the company. rent arrangement with the Frost scheduled open hearings CUT NEWS cotton Work at the future site of uniform cleaning company concerning the expansion The refuse-filled industrial the restaurant paused for sev- expires at the end of August. If plans and zoning changes on dumpsters and dusty gravel eral weeks while plans for the accepted, other newly present- June 19 at 7:30 p.m. parking lot at 1558 E. Wooster building awaited state approv- ed ordinances would amend Frost later tabled an ordi- St. may not look appealing al, according to Brad Benedict, current codes regarding those nance altering the zoning of to Bowling Green residents. a mason with SA Storer and uniforms, clarify sick leave the Woodbridge Business Park However, an application put Sons. While the masonry com- policies and put a general-pur- from a general industrial dis- before Bowling Green City pany is only one among several pose vehicle the city no longer trict to a business park zone Council on Monday confirmed contractors working to trans- uses up for sale. pending a previously planned that a national restaurant form the vacant gas station, In new zoning concerns, City June 5 public hearing. hopes to soon make the site Benedict estimated work would Council heard plans to approve On Monday, City Council appetizing. be completed in six weeks. site plans for increased parking also: Council clerk Kay Scherreik Attempts to contact Chipotle and more signs at Enclave II ■ Accepted an ordinance informed the council of an offices in Denver were unsuc- Apartments and additions to accepting an offer of right- application for a liquor license cessful. the Heritage Inn, both on Klotz of-way property access along made by Chipotle Mexican "Once things are approved, Road. Council members also Sand Ridge Road. Grill, Inc. Though the Denver- work really starts to fly," heard plans to change the zon- based burrito chain is 13 Benedict said. ing of property annexed into ■ Reserved additional funds to accommodate city expenses. Ionian Fkmtr BGNnn years old, its menu includes The City Council also heard the city from Plain Township GETTING CREATIVE: Casey Etraughan, a sophomore dietetics margaritas and other drinks new legislation to authorize on North Dixie Highway from ■ Excused councilmen Larry Sorrells and Gordy Heminger major, blows out a wine glass for the fun of it in the art building. meant for the 21-and-older advertising for a new public agricultural to residential and Estraughan has been blowing glass for four and a half years. works and utilities depart- land on West Poe Road from for their absence.
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Wednesday. May 17.2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tanning hazards exposed SPORTS FEATURE TANNING. FROM PAGE 1 Off-season high school athletes that has a factor of SPI- 30 or higher. prefer working out over laying out Tanning beds arc II) times worse than natural sunlight." Donovan said. By Entity West fall, areire already training for the busy.husv, Simon said right now the Another danger is using RCPOttlER next school year. normal football player puts in Imm/ers to Increase the inten- I ligh school students know the Varsity football players are about 4 hours a week. He already sii\ of a tan. Atxording to the last day of school like the back expected to do weight lifting puts in more than 12 hours a week, and plans to work even American Cancer Society, of their hand. They anticipate three times a week after school. bronzers have been proven to it, count down to it, and make Over summer vacation they have more once school is out. Increase die risk of skin cancer. extravagant plans for the long to participate in different types "I enjoy working out over the Donovan suggests studenLs use summer ahead. of training even though school summer because it gives me an sunless tanning lotion or switch Unfortunately not everyone is and the season doesn't start until edge over the people who slack to tile srj(8y-on tanning option lucky enough to have long lazy August. off," Simon said. it tannins salons; The spray-on months of relaxation. But preseason training does 1 le plans to use his high school twining eliminates sun damage For some students the month have benefits. experience to play at the college due to the lack of ultraviolet light. of May is anything but a break. "The harder you work in the off level after graduates in 2008. '"There is no safe ultraviolet Even though most colleges are season, the better you are in the His mom, Deb Simon, agrees liglil.' I )onovan said. "Students already on summer break, local season," said Norm Simon, a cur- that being active over the sum- who tan should stop and use a high schools are still in ses- rent varsity football player. mer is a good thing. sunless tanner after using exfoli- sion until lune and several high Staying active during the sum- "Norm is totally dedicated to ating body wash." school sports teams are in full mer may be the key to success the football program," she said. I v <-ii with science proving the Jordan Flower BGNews swing most of the summer. during the actual season. "The reason he played varsity as risks of tanning, other studies EXAMINING EQUIPMENT: An inside look at one of the tanning beds Anyone who is involved in "I worked my butt off every a sophomore was because he put in the extra time." have shown some benefits. at Tan Pro USA, which is located on Main street near the Goodwill. one of Bowling Green High summer for soccer," said Some evidence has shown School's athletic programs has Marilane Tripp, a senior at Keepinginshapeoverthesum- that sunlight decreases the rule ning Ix-ds reducing die rate of "Some may tliink they arc less learned that summer isn't a BGHS. "I had no free time, but 1 mcr may be time consuming, but of season affective disorder, seasonal affective disorder. stressed when tanning because vacation at all. got stronger." Training for most athletes like Trip are more accordingtoStepani I lutiumav ,i However, the rates an- lower they are lying down for twenty Sport teams like football and sports keeps high school stu- than willing to devote the time to psychology resident at the coun- in wanner areas of the state," minutes at a time so who knows soccer, traditionally active in the dents like Tripp and Simon very improve their game. seling center. Tanners should be Hathaway said. if it's the actually tanning that informed dial it's natural sun- Some students say another is reducing dieir stress levels," light, not tanning beds, which benefit of tanning is that it gives I loffman said. oner such benefits, diem a chance to relax. Tanning is a personal choice "Then' is no evidence of (an- 11 ii Bianca I lulchinson, senior, and it's important to know all the relaxing in a tanning lied is also a possible risks and benefits, fonn ofpliysir.il therapy. She still limner tanner Steele weighed OneCard makes payments easy suffers from backaches after inju- the costs and benefits mid doesn't ries from a near fatal car accident regret her ehoiec to slop tanning New system creates The Blackboard Transaction pus, off-campus and on-line, it a war ago. I lowever, she Slid shi1 feels differ- System is the software that also allows for identification and " fanning helps my back feel ent now in a bathing suit. convenience by has been selected for the new security access. ix'iii'i because it foals like a giant Steele said it took extra self con- combining programs OneCard. Phases to include "Centralized administra- heating pad," I lulchinson said. fidence to be die "whites! person additional transactions will con- tion and promotion of the new for oilier students, tanning in the Bahamas" on spring break Kara Ohngren tinue to be developed as the OneCard program will be essen- just feelings relaxing because it this year. MANAGING EDITOR project implemen- tial to the project's abil- Apartments is a break from a busy schedule, "More important than look- Carrying around a student ID, tation continues. ity to best serve BGSU said Barb Hoffman. Health and ing good in a bathing suit is cash, debit card and many credit "The idea is to "The idea and the local commu- Promotions Gxmiinator of die feeling good in a bathing suit," cards can be not only bulky in consolidate a lot is to nity," Dalton noted. Student I leallh Services. Steele said. your back pocket, but a real pain of functions onto a consolidate last February mem- to keep track of. single card, instead bers of Undergraduate To counter this stress, the oinavmgavaneiyoiofhavingavarietyof ~ . * aiuuemStudent ViovernmentGovernment ?«4« Trinity United Campus OneCard will soon be different programs Junctions OH voiced concern about implemented in order to provide such as food, build- tO a single whether OneCard will Methodist Church members of the University com- ing access, library card..." replace the current Rentals munity with the means to use a and laundry," said BIG Charge and Bursar universal account to complete Dave Maley, asso- accounts. DAVE MALEY, both on and off-campus trans- ciate director of leff Nelson, the ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR action activities. University Dining co-chairman of the OF I* Implemented Monday, the Services. OneCard implemen- SERVICES 117 N. 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REDUCING THE RATE OF DRUNK DRIVERS www.bgnews.com/campus In an effort to deter drunk driving in Ohio, the State Highway Patrol will be initiating its first low-manpower Operating a Vehicle under the Influence checkpoints along its roadways. These OVI checkpoints will be used to catch intoxicated drivers in the act with the hopes of diminishing alcohol-related accidents in the state. CAMPUS Job market BEFORE THE SHOW I THE BIXHTBR Wednesday May 10 under the influence that had only one promising Geneva long reported hearing a working headlight loud noises coming from a fire panel After being kicked out of a bar at in the wall at the Education build- 231 a.m., Anthony Loti began start- for recent ing at 3:57 p.m. The officer who ing trouble with the bouncers and responded to the call said the panel is fighting with people who were within showing signs of trouble and advised the vicinity He was warned for disor- graduates tech derly conduct. By Mara Rose Williams KNIGHT RIDCCR NEWSPAPERS Thursday May 11 Monday May 15
(HIT) At 11.31 a.m. a person who was At 4 30 p.m. Thomas E Loss was hanging artwork at East Hall set off a cited for DUS/Court suspension and KANSAS CITY. Mo. — Tom detector. The building was evacuated having unauthorized plates on his car. O'Dea dressed for the hum. and BGF0 responded to the call and His vehicle was loed by K&G and can His tie, perfectly knotted, lay then canceled the alarm. be released to the valid driver Phyllis neatly over the buttons on his Loss with a court order. The correct pressed white shin. I lis buffed Saturday May 13 plates were found inside the vehicle black shoes complemented his Angela Rood was pulled over at and will he used as evidence at Loss' charcoal-gray suit. approximately 4:31 p.m. and was court dati- The. 22-year-old Overland cited for driving under suspension/ Amanda L Leveren; was arrested Park, Kan., resident had gone lo non compliance. Her vehicle was for shoplifting at a local department/ the University of Kansas Career lowed by Vis and can be released discount store at 5:08 p.m. Center in April seeking some- if a court order is issued and valid Around 720 pm Ray Ybanes thing college career counseling registration is provided called 911 lo report his 13-year-old specialists say is plentiful ibis grandson was struck by a basketball year — employment. Sunday May 14 but then later canceled the request, "I hear there are a lot of MaiiaHummtr BGNem Thomas Michael Reynolds was saying he would handle the situation available jobs out there," said PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Rehearsal for yesterday's Bowling Green High School Pops Concert, warned for disorderly conduct for uri- himself nating in public at 1:24 a.m O'Dea, a marketing major directed by John Pickering. The Madrigals choir sang songs such as "Georgia" and "Bridge Over The Blotter is compiled from In fact, (he National Then at 1:43 a.m. Collin C Stephan reports provided by the campus and Troubled Water." Association of Colleges and was arrested for operating a vehicle city police. Employers, which has moni- tored employment availability for college graduates for half a century, reports that the class of 2006 will graduate into the best job market In six years Student talks about alcohol With a flood of baby boom- ers retiring, an economy on the Blog creates discussion 1 le was also a super-achiever who gation widi no evidence of any rebound from the post-Sept. played water polo, ran marathons wrongdoing. 1 lis death was ruled 11 slump and a technology about drinking habits and had plenty of friends. ,i case oi accidental alcohol poi- upturn after the 2000 dot-com among college students So what happened thai night soning. On Friday the Univentit) bust, employers nationwide in March to Matthew Peailstone, declined to release die police project they will hire nearly 15 By Todd C. Frankel 1!), is made only more unsettling report percent more college gradu- 5! ICUIS POSI DISPATCH IHP.II and difficult to understand In the Hut Peailstone left behind doz- ates this year than a year ago. Matthew Peailstone was a fresh haunting light of die words he left ens of online messages thai delved And many of this year's hires man at Comd] University He behind, words that reverberated into his di inking hahits, providing will be paid more. too. graduated from I-aduc Morton ,ii HISS ihe country. a rare glimpse into die thinking of Major employers of new VVatkins High in St. Ijiuis and had Pearistone, in his freshman a boy on the cusp of being a man. college graduates, such as lived in CreveCneur, Mo. year at Cornell, died from drink- I le was well-versed In the dangers Enterprise Rent-A-Car and I le was sman. genius-smart. I le ing. Details of what happened of alcohol He dearty did not drink l/jckhced Martin, project they was a teen who glided through during his visit with a friend at thoughtlessly. He intellectuali/ed will fill, respectively, 7,000 and ladue 1 lotion VVatkins High and ihe I Iniversity of Virginia remain it. I ledefended and defined it with 4/W0entry-level positions with into die Ivy I eague with near-per- murky. Campus police illis week the same brilliance he brought to new graduates this year. fect grades and a star SAT score. closed their seven-week investi- academics,
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They anticipate three limes a week alter school. more once school is out. bronzers have been proven to it, count down lo it. and make Over summer vacation they have "I enjoy working out over the increase tlu- risk of skin cancer. extravagant plans For the long to participate in different types summer because it gives me an Donovan suggests sludenls use summer ahead. of training even though school edge over the people who slack sunless tanning Iniion or switch Unfortunately not everyone is and the season doesn't start until off," Simon said. ii> the spray-on tanning option lucky enough to have long laz] August. I le plans to use his high school at tanning salons, The spray-on months of relaxation. But preseason training does experience to play at the college tanning eliminates sun damage For some sludenls the month have benefits. level after graduates in 2008. due in the lackol ultraviolet light. of May is anything Imt a break, "The harder you work in the off His mom, Deb Simon, agrees " rhere is no safe ultraviolei liven though most colleges are season, the better you are in the that being active over the sum- light." Donovan said "Students already on summer break, local season," said Norm Simon, a cur- mer isagorxl thing. who Ian should slop and USC a high schools are still in ses- rent varsity Football player. "Norm is totally dedicated to sunless tanner aftei using exfoli- sinn until lune and several high Slaying active during the sum- the football program." she said. ating body wash." school sports teams are in full mer may be the key to success during the actual season. "The reason he played varsity as I ven uiih science proving the Jordan Flower BG News swing most of the summer. a sophomore was because he put risks nl tannin);, other studies EXAMINING EQUIPMENT: An inside look at one of the tanning beds Anyone who is involved in "I worked my butt oFf every summer for soccer," said in the extra time." have shown some benefits at Tan Pro USA. which is located on Main stteet near the Goodwill. one of Howling Green High Keeping in shape over the sum- Some evidence lias shown School's athletic programs has Marijane Tripp, a senior at thai sunlijihi decreases the rate nine, beds reducing the rate of "Some may think they are less learned that summer isn't a Mil IS. T had no free time, but I mer may he time consuming, but of season affective disorder, seasonal affective disorder. stressed when tanning because vacation at all. got stronger." Training for most athletes like Trip are more than willing to devote the time to according to StepaniHathaway.a However, the rates are lowet the) are King down for twenty Sport teams like football and sports keeps high school Stu- improve theirgame. psychology resident at thecoun- in wanner aa'as of the stale," minutes at a time so who knows soccer, traditionally active in the dents like Tripp and Simon very seUngcenter. limners should be Hathaway said it it's the actual!) tanning that informed thai its natural sun- Some students say another is reducing their stress leseis.' light, nui tanning heds. which benefit "I tanning is thai ii gives Hoffman said offer such benefits them a chance to relax. Tanning is a personal choice "There is no evidence ut tan- For BiancaHutchinson, senior, and its important to know all the relaxing In a tanning lied is also a possible risks and lienclils. Former tanner stivie weighed OneCard makes payments easy tumult physical therapy She still suffers from backai hes after inju- the costs and benefits and doesn't ries from a near Fatal ear aividenl regret hei choice to stop tanning, New system creates The Blackboard Transaction pus. off-campus and on-line, it a\earago t lowever, shesaidstefeelsdiffer- System is the software that also allows for identification and "Tanning helps my hack led entnow In a bathing suit. convenience by lias been selected for the new security access. better because it feels like a giant Steele said it took extra self con- combining programs OneCard. Phases to include "Centralized administra- healing pad," I lutchinson said fidence lo be llie "whitest person additional transactions will con- tion and promotion of the new lor oilier sludenls. tanning in the Bahamas" on spring break Kara Ohngren tinue to be developed as the OneCard program will be essen- jusi feelings relaxing because ii this year. MANAGING [DltOR project implemen- tial to the projects abil- Apartments is a hieak iioni a busy schedule, "More Important than look- (allying around a Student 11). tation continues, ity to IH-SI serve BGSU ■slid Barb Hoffman, Health and ing good in a bathing suil is c ash. debit card and many credit "The idea is to "The idea and the local commu- Promotions Coordinator oi the feeling good in a bathing suit." cards can be not only bulky in consolidate a lot is to nity," Dalton noted. Modem Health Services, Steele said. your badt pocket, but a real pain ol functions onto a consolidate Last February mem- to keep track of. single card, instead a lot of bers of Undergraduate zrnpus lb counter this stress, the ofhavingai II li.i, ill);.I variety\,il II i\ ofin - . StudentIIIIIII in viwvciiiiiiciiiGovernment Ji Trinity United Campus OneCard will soon be different programs junctions Oil voiced concern about implemented in order to provide such as food, build to a single whether OneCard will EWIWE Methodist Church members of the University com- ing access, library card..." replace the current munit) with the means to use a and laundry,'' said 1!!( i Charge and Bursar "0 Cmss- Rentals universal account to complete Dave Matey, asso- OAVEMALEY, accounts. both on and off-campus trans- ciate director of leff Nelson, the action activities. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR co-chairman of the Worship Times University Dining OF UNIV. Implemented Monday, the Services. SERVICES OneCard implemen- 117 N. MiiaSt #8 1 IS- Tmliiioml Campus OneCard is currently The proposed tation committee, On« Bedroom, S295 per month N, / w, , in effect only at on-campus 2006-07 University assured USC, then 1 bedroom In ■'" Sum/aj School dining halls. 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Mark Twain OPINION ST.UT KDITOMAL I IMi NEWS STAFF New OneCard is still a mystery Too many rumors about the YOU DECIDE tiple times to contact Nelson not quiet these rumors. financial decisions is a good one, which is why it soon to be implemented for this story, but he failed to Last February, graduate stu- The Campus OneCard would be nice to know if it will Campus OneCard have been Do you think the University return our phone calls and e- dent Tamara Rice, the Graduate would provide members of the in fact be implemented for the circulating among the IKiSII communicates well with mails. More, when the Bookstore Student Senate voice for OneCard, University community with a students on campus. community', unfortunately The students? Send an e-mail to operator caught him running out said, "I am confident the execu- universal account to complete The card may provide an ideal BG News is unable to squelch [email protected] and tell the door she notified us that he tive committee will not make any both on and off-campus transac- solution for students seeking a many of these rumors. us what you think, or post feed- was "too busy with the OneCard decisions without student input." tion activities. single source for all of their finan- In an attempt to gather more back on our Web site. implementation process." However, students are still left Since the card would impact cial needs. information regarding this pro- The co-chairman of the in the dark and do not feel as if students, why are students not If only communication from gram, we tried at least four times OneCard committee was too they are a part of the decision- being notified on the subject? the University were as efficient to contact the project's steer- Student Government Uiat no busy to communicate to die stu- making process. Students at this University as the product the new system ing committee co-chairman, all policy decisions would be made dents of this University concern- When it comes to issues that should know of the latest deci- promises to offer, the goals of the without avail. without feedback from students ing a program that will directly directly affect the student body, sions regarding their financial program may be better realized. Jeff Nelson, the co-chair- and faculty. affect them? their voice should be heard. options. man, assured Undergraduate The BG News attempted mul- Therefore, The BG News can This is especially true about The idea of a Campus OneCard Ohio: Like South Dakota, but worse Celebrity gossip: for insurance coverage of abor- Given those options, I PEOPLE tion care. would probably take my ERIN I am outraged that Bill 228 is chances on a dangerous, back- ON TBE STREET Waste of your time WETHERN an issue in my state. This bill is alley abortion. Before the Opinion Columnist unconstitutional, as it directly Roe v. Wade decision, around When Chipotle opens Do me a favor the next violates the Roe v. Wade deci- 5,000 women died every year in BG, where will you time you are flipping JEFF Wmith the recent appoint- sion. Furthermore, I believe from botched illegal abortions. around the vast regions JOMBARDJ ments of Chief justice that it is morally wrong for the Criminalizing the procedure eat your burritos? of cable television and count lohn Roberts and government to interfere in again is sentencing thousands the number of television shows % Opinion Columnist Justice Samuel Alito to the U.S. women's lives so heavily. Let's more women to death. devoted solely to the goings on of Supreme Court, there has been examine this issue more closely. Now, I am not arguing that celebrities, including what they If we have learned anything a lot of discussion through- I think what bothers me most we should keep abortion legal are wearing, who they are dat- from these celebrity outlets, it out the nation regarding the is that this bill was proposed by only because it will happen if it ing, who else they are sleeping should be that celebrities, in gen- future of Roe v. Wade. Many self-proclaimed pro-life people, is illegal. 1 believe that women with or their crazy religion. eral, are certifiably insane. people worry that, given the but they seem to value the life should have the right to choose Vou may be stunned. So why invest our time and opportunity, the increasingly of an unborn fetus more than what course their lives will take. Among the myriad of tele- money into finding out what's conservative court will overturn the life of a grown woman. Women should have the right vision shows that waste our going on with these crazy people? the historic 1973 decision that Unfortunately for ladies, to choose when they want to be time with these subjects are By focusing on their lives, the guaranteed a woman's right pregnancy is a slightly danger- mothers, if at all. ANDREW DE CHELLIS "Entertainment Tonight," "Access entertainment industry is suffer- to choose whether to carry a ous activity. In many cases, I believe that if a woman is I lollywood" or the entire "E!" ing— we concentrate too much pregnancy to term. carrying the pregnancy to term a victim of rape or incest, she JUNIOR, MARKETING network. on the player and not enough However for us Ohioans, Alito could kill the potential mother should not be forced to carry Til go with Taco Bell In fact, CNN has an entire por- on the play. For instance, I saw and Scalia are not the biggest (and if the mother dies, so does her assailant's baby for nine tion of its daily 24-hour broad- Mission Impossible: III. threat to reproductive freedom. the child). However, her life months. Sexual abuse is hard because it's on the way." cast called "Showbiz Tonight." It was incredible. 1 absolutely In the Ohio House, Rep. could be saved by ending the enough to deal with on its own, You can also go to your local loved it. It had great action, fiii n k in,i II has introduced Kill pregnancy. victims should not be given the grocery store and while waiting good performances (yes, even 228. If passed, this bill would That's right kids; abortions added stress of an unwanted in line, scan the number of mag- by Xenu's disciple Tom) and make it illegal for a women to can save lives. pregnancy. azines devoted to those same great style. get an abortion under any cir- Now, let's assume that this And I believe that if a teen girl topics. Us Weekly and People are And yet, it did poorly in the cumstances. bill is passed in Ohio: Medically finds herself pregnant because among the useless magazines on box office because people have Even in South Dakota, medi- necessary abortions are illegal. contraception is not taught in your grocery newsstand. hang-ups about Tom Cruise. cally necessary abortions are If a woman gets pregnant and her school, she should not be At what point do we realize The people I told about how still legal, but not in Ohio, if is told that having the child will punished for the rest of her life. that it's a little much? Why do we Brinkman gets his way. great the movie is responded kill her. what should she do? It is imperative that we strive care so much about what goes with "Yeah, but I just don't like What's even more ridiculous, She cannot leave the state to to make abortion safe and legal. on in the lives of people we are that nut." is that the bill would make it a obtain an abortion, that would The government does not have JENNAISHERW00D never going to personally meet? People forget that Tom Cruise felony to transport a woman be a crime. Her only options the right to interfere with our GRAD STUDENT, ENGLISH Why do we care so much about across state lines in order to has made a ton of great movies, are to seek an illegal abortion or reproductive freedoms. Brangelina lor is it Bradgelina? Top Gun, Bom on the Fourth of receive an abortion elsewhere. wait to die. Send comments to "/ don't eat burritos any- Or Polie? BradAngPiJolitt?)? Bill 228 would also make it ille- July, The Last Samurai, the other What would you do in this erinlwethernipgmail.com more in BG.They closed We waste so much of our time gal for slate funds to be used two Mission Impossible movies situation? down El Mercados." caring about other peoples' lives and so on. that we lose focus of our own. IfMLIII would have come Did you know that Toledo's out at least a year ago, before own 13 ABC news website has the whole Scientology fiasco an entire page just from TomKat? or before Tom Cruise publicly I don't care if she is from blasted Brooke Shields for tak- How to get money after college Toledo. It's ridiculous. ing anti-depressants to aide I have heard the arguments her postpartum depression, career path and sticking to it savings." In the United States, about why we should worry our- 1 wager that millions more JORDAN is also less desirable today and such young adults are merely selves with these matters. would have flocked to see that CAPOBLANCO borders on boring. With all of known as "boomerangs," peo- There is the "it gives us an splendid movie. the options that are available, ple in their late teens who move escape from our own lives" V\fe never cared so much about doing so is like going to a large out for college and "boomerang" JOE CHURPEK argument. what movie stars do outside of We have too much escape. their movies than we do now. U-Wire Columnist Chinese buffet and just eating back to their parents' house ALUM, SXI0L0GY the fried rice. when college ends. With soaring divorce rates, gas Nobody cared in the golden The Chock "No one can beat El prices, cfuldrens' weight gains age of Hollywood that Cary University of South Florida However, there is a prob- It's not an uncommon lem: When young adults find occurrence. According to Zarape." and so on, we need to get away Grant was married and divorced themselves in such a position the American Sociological from our escapes, get back to five times, that although John reality and fix the problems we ere's my S100.000 of not knowing what to do or Association (ASA), 40 percent Wayne was an outspoken advo- Mercedes S-class? how to get what they want, they of people in their late 20s still have on our plate. cate of the draft in the Vietnam As spoiled as that flounder. It's referred to as a receive financial assistance There is also the "celebrity conflict he never himself served fashion gives us cues on how to wquestion may sound, it's a tune "quarter-life crisis," and it's a from their parents. According or that Clark Gable was also mar- that more and more young phenomenon occuring in many to the Census Bureau's Current look" argument. ried five times and had another adults are humming. The 18- places. It is not a disease, nor is Population Survey, 43.2 percent I've seen red carpet shows— child out of an affair with actress to-35 crowd wants everything it indicative of a lack of values. of women and 56.8 percent of who can afford to buy those Loretta Young. from true love to a high-paying, It is merely a change in the way men age 22-31 lived at home clothes? We still regard these actors as enjoyable job. life is led, and every new gener- with their parents or planned Also, women in this nation are some of the finest in the movie- And they want it plenty. ation experiences such changes to move back home after gradu- at a complete loss because they making business and we do The problem is that most to some degree. ation in 2002. The "traditional" want so much to look like Jessica not worry ourselves with their emerging adults aren't exactly The terms used to describe ages for undergraduates to be in JOSH HARRAMAN Simpson and Jessica Alba that personal lives. Wfe remember the sure how to get it. Graduating the ambitious, but confused, school are 18-22. According to GRAD STUDENT, they develop eating disorders to still classic movies they made as try and look that skinny. some of the best movies. from college and being young adults today are not com- Education Statistics Quarterly, COLLEGE PERSONNEL employed by a company for plimentary. In Japan, the name however, the average age of By emulating those skinny Wfe should leave the personal the entirety of one's working for them translates to "parasite undergraduate students nation- "Chipotle because that's twigs, we set the bar too high for lives to the celebrities themselves life is less possible now than it singles." In the United Kingdom, wide is 26. Not only that, but 1 in where I always ate as an what women should look like to and celebrate the films they are they are known as "kippers," 4 undergraduates is 30 or older. be accepted as attractive making today. was when the parents of this undergrad." generation were emerging which stands for "kids in par- The very benchmarks of The point is that we should into adulthood. Choosing one ent's pockets eroding retirement adulthood are being delayed. not care what celebrities do with Send your comments to their free time. [email protected] KARA OHNGREN MANAGING EDITOR JOSH COMER CITY NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MATT MANNING PULSE FDrTOR RGiNEWS ERIC STEELE DESIGN EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be fewer POLICIES E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS as an attach- than 300 words. 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Corp. and McAfee Inc. teamed The campaign isn't currently lip to kick off I he crusade In tar- aimed at eBay or the buyers of geting Five different eBay sellers piraled software. in three lawsuits filed Monday in Besides software makers, I he a Los Angeles federal court. association also represents a "If Online marketplaces are large number of providers of elec- going to puisne the free-market tronic information, includingThe ideals [hat they aspire In. the] Associated Press. must make sine the products This week's initial burst of law- they sell are authentic," said loe suits named: l.dward Cosmos of Fitzgerald, Symantec's vice presi- Bloomington. Calif.; Grace Chan dent of intellectual properly of San lose, Cxilif.; Kevin Liu of The two leading makers of New Brunswick, N.I..; Mary Tian anlivirus software decided to of New Brunswick. N.J.! and G.T. sue after uncovering evidence I"ian of Highland Park. N.I. that the individuals named in i he Cosmos. 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Summer provides tun for Photo Illustration by Jarod "artenios BG Nem students Howard's feeds BG music scene By Jessica Zamampa PULSE REPORTER Howards Club H and Madhatter Music team up in supporting local rock, live music acts Summer is the time when BG Kara Ohngren a subde scene that's still strong Ohio, creating iliis really interest- "There's always a collection of the local scene and contributes to and the surroundingareas are MANAGING EDII0R but has a very eclectic fed." Kin ini! vortex of musical influences." people at Howard's who enjoy making everything a whole lot of really bustling with activities. In passing it may seem like noth- Alex Merced, campus radio DJ and Merced said. "It's cool because music and art and just stick fun, "Cummer said. From programs in the parks ing more than an old, run-down founder of fashionably Numb this vi ay there is a different crowd together in dial cultural way," Madhatter strives to promote to fairs and festivals galore, bar with an even older letter -mar Music, a local promotion agency. out every night at shows. There Merced said. "You're not going new and hard-to-find indie music Northwest Ohio manages to quee out front. 1 Inwards Club Near some of the nation's largest seems to be something around to see a better show, for a better - primarily coming out of the pack it all into the three short H, nesded at the north end of musical regions, Bowling (■nins here for everybody." price, anywhere." Bowling Green area. They also months of summer. town, may just be the hub of a own sound seems to lend hand I towards oilers live music every As owner and operator of post weekly local concert infor- For those who can't or diverse, legendary, underground from more centrally focused areas Wednesday through Saturday downtown's Madhatter Music, a mation in the store's front window would rather not venture out music scene that often goes unno- like Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and say they book the best of 17-year-old, independent record and offer opinions to bands that of BG's city limits, there is ticed in an area littered with dance and Columbus. all varieties of music, Including shop, Jim Cummer has watched seek their advice. plenty to do around town. One clubs and sports bars. "There's such a wide range of national, regional and local ails the local music scene evolve. "I think this store helps to of the best places to find fun "It's not like this booming scene music, coming from so many dif- As opposed to larger Toledo ven- "Music here Ls so robust and empower local bands by giving in town this summer is the where thousands of people go out ferent directions that I think it ues, I towards iprovides a clear healthy and that, no doubt, stems City Park. It features plenty to shows all the time. It's more of all intersects here in Northwest sense of community. from Howard's being so open to MUSIC, PAGE 8 of grassy areas to stretch out and relax, as well as a pool and basketball courts. Friday, June 2 starts the park's annual Lunch in the Park series. Each Friday from Flute professor puts famous text to music June through luly features food from restaurants like "I wanted to highlight all the women composers. composers, will be recorded this Beethoven and Chopin, who are This project, like all of her others, Panera Bread and Easystreet talent we have in our country of She looked on-line the next summer and released in the fall. men, she said. is one .Assimakopoulos jumped Cafe and musical perfor- women composers," momingand came up widi a list of The last in the series, volume 10, "I wanted to highlight all the right into and embraced. mances by people like Jeff Nina Assikrnakopoulos around 25 women — some she'd is projected to be released in 2017. talent we have in our coun- "I'm always into something," Tucker, Ragtime Rick and never heard of befi ire Assimakopoulos called the try of women composers," she said, noting that sometimes her projects, which include both Banjo Betsy. Sunday evenings, By Jessica Zamarripa She wanted them to compose a series of CDs the LAURELS proj- Assimakopoulos said. beginning June 11, the City REPORTER piece of music that was less than ect because of the significance Marilyn Bliss, one of the com- musical and painted works, over- Park also hosts the Concerts It was nearly one in the morn- five minutes long and based on a of the laurel, which is a type of posers whose work is featured on lap. in the Park series. These con- ing and Nina Assimakopoulos work of literature. evergreen tree. die CD, said that Assimakopoulos' T get an idea, and I work really certs are free and open to had just finished a big project she What she received in return Throughout history, thcseplants recordings and readings were'sen- hard at it. If something else needs everyone. This year's enter- had been working on. As she was were 15 different compositions were used to crown winners—like sitivdy done" and that "the CD my time, I set it aside for a while," tainment includes "Pride lying in bed. she thought, "What's based on 15 different literary In the Greek Pythian games—and shows a wide range of composer's Assimakopoulos said. of Toledo" Sweet Adelines, next?" works, two of which were from even today are still associated with interpretations" of the project. That "something else" is often Johnny Knorr Orchestra and What came next took Pulitzer Prize winning composers. honor. According to Assimakopoulos. times her students. Swingmania. Assimakopoulos, assistant pro- The CD, which is tided "Points "I wanted these women to it was exciting to see a piece of "I want my students to inte- Staying active in Bowling fessor of flute, and 15 American of Entry Vol. 1," was recorded at be honored for dieir work." literary work be transformed into a grate the arts into their work, Green shouldn't be a problem women composers almost three ' the University's College of Musical Assimakopoulos said. musical composition, hear herself to show them what's possible," this summer. years to compose, record and Arts. "Points" is Assimakopoulos' She decided to take on lliis proj- play it and hear herself read the Assimakopoulos said. "I want According to Rob Wells, release. third CD. ect, because women liave histori- literary work that inspired it them to know they can walk up sports specialist with the Her fourth, die second volume cally been underrepresentcd as "The narrated poems to any composer and ask them to The journey began in 20O3 commission a piece for them." Department of Parks and after Assimakopoulos laid in bed to the LAURELS project, which is composers When many people brought the project full cycle," SUMMER, PAGE 8 thinking about flute music by a series of CDs celebrating women think of composers they think of Assimakopoulos said. Couch Potato Rant: Show 'Lost' can be described as a science experiment JANELLE that could be going on in the to wrap up, I know enough I think that it was meant to keep them on the island to save more people to watch, because ENGLE show. In last week's episode, information to form some theo- crash on the island and that mankind. I do think the island it is a very intriguing and cre- "?", we discovered a new hatch ries about the mysterious island everyone who survived did so is a place where each castaway ative show that I think every- one should watch. All 1 know is Coach Potato Columnist that contained nine televisions and the show. I think the whole for a reason. can learn more about them- and a transportation tube. As island was originally setup for I also think one theory float- selves and learn things from that each week I fall more and of right now we know of three a sciencejexperiment in the ing around is the electromag- other people. Everyone brings more in the world of LOST and With only two episodes left hope that it never ends. of "LOST," the show is at the mysterious hatches. One hatch 1980s about human behavior netic theory. The theory is that something useful to the island. height of excitement. Last week contains a computer with a and interaction. The people in in 2015, the electromagnetic I don't know if it's just me, Season one is out on DVD button that has to be pushed the experiment found out what fields of the Earth are going but I wish there was more love now and season two comes out both Anna-Lucia and Libby on DVD in October, which is were killed by what I think is a every 108 minutes or a cata- was really going on and "took to switch, and the end of the on the island. It seems like strophic event happens. The over," thus forming the Others. world is going to happen much when someone is close to fall- just in time for season three to brain washed Michael. At this start in the fall. I hope to hear point we are not quite sure other hatch has only appeared Basically, what I am saying is like it did with the dinosaurs. ing in love, one of the two lov- in one episode and was aban- t hat the Others are the original In this theory, the castaways ers' ends up dying. If the theory back from other LOST fans or what is going on with Michael; new LOST fans. he came out of the jungle disil- doned except for some theater scientists and the participants were all brought to the island to about saving mankind is cor- clothes and fake beards. The in that experiment. save mankind, and that is why rect, they need to let people fall lusioned and ready to take on Editor's Note: Submit your the Others. third hatch was just discovered The new castaways are there are all different survivors. in love or last long enough on with the television screens tap- stranded on the island due to a ' In this theory, the Others are the island to procreate. 1 also own "Coach Potato Rant" to the If you have been watching Pulse Editor Matt Manning at "LOST," you know there are so ing all the hatch's activities. plane crash. I do not think the the scientists that have created hope that being able to talk many theories and possibilities Now that season two is about plane crash was an accident. this fake world and want to about the show will influence BGNews.com KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE 8 Wednesday. May 17.2006 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Howard's gives exposure Bowling Green has summer fun .ind vegetables. I hose venturing out of MUSIC. rROMPAGH ier to promote around here since "Bowling Green certainly has SUMMER. FROM PAGE 7 I oi those looking to venture Howling t;reen on any given iHiiple teem i<> be open io aD a verydlverse crowd of bands, as outside Howling Green, there's weekend call also find many iln-iii < axlihilit\.' Cummer Mid types of music and genres." we have played with everything Recreation, there are al teas) even more to see and do dur festivals. Northwest Ohio is "It five's than ;i place t" display Merced said thai ova the past from straight up noise bands three summer athletii pro- ing the summer, [he Toledo lull ol small towns, most of and sdl (heir work, and we sup year he lias lucked some ol the io pleasant meJodk at rs," said grams students ma) be Inter- Zoo will be buzzing with activ- which have some sort of festi- port their shows in ever) way" best hands he has ever sivn as Guy lustusson, a member ol ested in a drop-in tennis pro- ity as the Live Nation Summer val or lair during the summer. When dismlsGed as just another well as ads thai he is sun- will Mammoths, "li seems more like gram starts lune II with a men's Concert Series gets started. iisuaih these festivals include coBBge-town music scene where eventual!) break into the nation- people in the area aie borrow league starting \ugusl 7 and I hough the exact schedule is the same types of food from the everyone is trying to make ii bin. al music scene, including such ing things from what's oul there the sand volleyball league starts still under wraps for non-ZOO count) laiis as well as crafts Bowling Greeris own unique I towards regulars as experimen- and what they like and putting lune.", ai Carter Park, However, members, < \ iul\ and flea market type musical si\lc gets lost tal down-tempo/happy haul llieii own spin on ii. which is there is a $126 fee per volleyball Condlt, marketing '■We'll have vendors. They also Anyone can make a good CD icnc Mammoths Melting out ol' really exciting." team. Uso ol Interest to stu- ami public rela- Paul Simon, lend io feature some- Inn it's the live show that ran ihelcl'V and ihc mute dec linlli Without a dominating genre in dents, according to Wells, is the tions coordinator, thing that makes the really set a band apart, according caiiv based Stylet the area, it seems that focal musi adult drop-in soccei league on was able lo chop a a Pink Floyd town unique. io Michael Seitz, freshman and II you lake a look al a lol ol ciansaremoreincUnedtotr) new Dunbridge Road, it's free to play lew names, Grand Rapids, a lead VOCals lm local pup punk these local bands, the) all have sounds, which may nol he heard and starts lune I. "We'll ha\o Paul laser tribute small town about act. Eight Minutes Upside Down reafl) strong, jaw-dropping, top- elsewhere Ihe BG scene is ripe I he end ofthe summer marks Simon, a Pink Floyd and Ashlee 21) minutes wesi of I MUD). notch live shows, even when no with innm.like and experimen- another Howling Green tradi- laser tribute and Howling (Ireen, has Emerging original!) from the ones there to watch," Merced tal bands thai ,ne Dying lo do tion worth checking out Ashlee Simpson," Simpson." Rapids Rally Days the Upper Sanduskj area, i:\iui > said.it would be nice io see more what ihev believe sounds good. ( unclii said. second weekend in From August I through CINDY C0NDIT. iirsi hit the BG scene last war ol the Btudenl bod) come out according lo junior, musician and August 7. the yumnv) smell of i Ickets for these July, ibis event fea- when three of iis members t he) aie missing oul on a lol ol serious music tan, Mike I'iller. it ied foods nu\ with the not so concerts will he COORDINATOR tures a chicken bar- began classes at the Unrversirj real) really w'd music i dom Often ai I towards you may \ iimmy smell animal barns and available through bec ue, community ami have since noticed an understand how anyone could have to sii through a lew crappy the distinctive din ol children I ickel m a si er play, sidewalk sales, Increased tan-base. gellxired In this town." acts before you hear the one dial screaniingasllieyveniuredown May 20. horse-drawn wagon rides and "\\i'\r been able to reaDy work Mammoths, who recently you came for, but Idothlnkthars an extremely tall and inflatable According to Condlt students activities for the entire family,'' on everything Horn stage pres- released a StX-SOng EB aie based something thai deserves credit, slide, wii.it causes all ibis com- ai the Universitj may also be according lo Ihe Grand Rapids ence lo sound since places like inn of lt(; and agree that the area because those bands are still get- motion? It's the Wood County interested in feeding and train- web sile. Howards are always looking for is a quality place for good, nuclei ling out there, doing what the) i air. running from August i ing demonstrations, which Many oilier small towns like local bands." Seta said, 'It is eas- ground bands to nourish. want," Pfflersald. iluougli August 7. Each year, OCCUl from May 27 through Western and Pemberville have one ot the highlights is a major September i. According to the their own festivals. concert", This year's concert fea- loledo /oo web sile, Von Staff I hi' few things listed here are tures country artists Phil Vassal will offer demonstrations ol a small pan of the numerous and Miranda Lambert. 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Both were rated in the top 20 www.bgnews.com/sports nationally in their positions and have been named Preseason all BOWLING GRttN STATE UNIVERSITY MAC selections. FOOTBALL Turner to sit out opener in Cleveland Brandon suspends his starting QB following disorderly conduct By John Turner SPORTS EDI10R When the BG football team opens its season September 2 ANTHONY TURNER against Wisconsin, they'll have SOPHOMORE to do it without redshirt soph- omore quarterback Anthony "Anthony's got a tremendous Turner. responsibility to be the next Coach Gregg Brandon Howling Green quarterback," handed Turner the suspension Brandon said. "Mis teammates "internally" after charges were don't talk about him by name, filed, but word leaked out of the they talk about him being the locker room nearly one month next great Bowling Green quar- later. The charges stemmed terback." from an incident in late March Although things on the field in which Turner — along with look promising, off the lirld teammate Ryan Patrick — were Turner already has two strikes found in possession of marijua- against him. In the summer of na while sitting inside Patrick's 2005, Turner had to be warned GMC SUV at about 1:30 a.m. by police after setting oil illegal "Per our team policy. Anthony fireworks over one week after will have to serve a one-game the Fourth of luly. suspension," Brandon said. "There are some Inherent "This is an opportunity to edu- expectations that come with cate and teach, and part of that playing the position Iquartei is discipline." back], and some are unfair, but Chargesof marijuana posses- that's just the way it isT Brandon sion were reduced to a charge said. It you're going to be a of disorderly conduct quarterback here. when Turner went "This is an you've got to be a before the Bowling leader and do tin Green Municipal opportunity things we ask you Court last week. City to educate to do. We JUS) don't prosecutor Matt Reger want him to turn agreed to amend the and teach, around 50 times a original charge — at and part game and hand the the request of Turner's ball off.'' attorney — so long of that is Redshirt fresh- as Turner passed discipline." man Freddie his urine test, which Barnes will likely he did. GREG6 BRANDON. get the nod undei As a monetary HEAD COACH center for the sea- penalty for his indis- son opener at the cretion, Turner was Cleveland Browns ordered to pay a $150 fine and Stadium. Barnes is yet to throw $70 in court costs. a collegiate pass, but saw ait ion Patrick — who has since in the spring game, splitting been dismissed from the reps with Turner. The team will team — faced similar charges be relying on him heavily in and fines. game as t bey take on Wisconsin Turner is the front-runner to out of the Big 10. fill the void left at quarterback Turner will return to the following the premature depar- line-up the lollowing week in ture of Omar lacobs for the NFL. the Mid-American Conference As a starter, Turner finished 1-1, opener against Buffalo. completing 52 of 85 passes for Brandon remains optimistic 492 yards and two touchdowns that Turner can mow1 tot ward in all. He also caused trouble and become the team's prima- for opposing defenses with his ry option on offense. legs, rushing for 170 yards on 53 "Anthony Turner will carries with three TDs. serve his time and then get Brandon recognizes a tal- back in the saddle." Brandon ent when he sees it, but knows said. "Hopefully, he'll learn BE News till photo that earning responsibility and from this, and then we can ON THE RUN: Turner used quick feet to evade defenders last fall, but he' I have fo watch from the sideline when his team opens the 2006 season. respect come first. move on." WOMEN'S TRACK BASEBALL Track improves in Baseball rebounds Championships with conference win By Matt Entrup "We just got shut down By Mall Entrup same situation but some were REPORTER offensively," Schmitz said. REPORTER coming in fresh." Tied for first place less than The BGSU track team took their Three Falcons also earned The BGSU baseball team did a month ago, the victories highest placing in seven years bronze medals for their efforts something they haven't done in over Buffalo put the Falcons when they finished seventh in in the championships. awhile when they beat Buffalo two games behind Western the Mid-American Conference lessica White finished third 12-3 last Friday. Michigan (26-19, 13-9 MAC) Outdoor Track Championships in the 100-meter dash, and The win was their first in for the sixth and final spot in this past week. lunior Nicole Standback put up the Mid-American Conference the MAC tournament with only Akron won the event with 141 a personal-best time of 14.03 to since they beat Akron on April diree games remaining. combined points. BG's52 points take bronze in the 100-meter 22. It was their third ran in a row "We definitely dug ourselves were eight behind sixth place hurdles. after beating Oakland 10 -2 and a hole." Schmitz said. "We're on finisher Central Michigan's 60. Whitney I lartman, a Bowling Wright St. 13-6 during the week. the outside looking in. We can't Sophomore Jamie Roflow Green native, also placed third They continued their streak on afford to lose any more games was the highest placer for the in a pair of events — discus Saturday beating Buffalo 6-4 right now," he said. Falcons, finishing second in two throw and hammer throw. but lost Sunday 11-8. If the Falcons are able to events. On Friday she took sil- Andi Bunko and senior "It was very important to make the playoffs they will be ver in the 3,000-meter steeple- Alyson Lee helped the cause, get some positive vibes again coming in hot. Their offense chase and then came back on taking fifth and eighth in the because we were not feeling put up 26 runs against Buffalo Saturday to take silver in die javelin throw, respectively. very good about ourselves," to bring their weekly total 5,000-meter run with a new Kim Settle set a new personal- said coach Danny Schmitz. to 49. personal-record of 16:43.54. record in the 3,000-meter stee- Since the win against Akron, Leading the way this past "You're definitely sore the plechase with a time of 11:05.09, the Falcons (26-24,11-13 MAC) week was catcher/outfielder next day, but we took ice baths which was good enough for were swept in three game losh Stewart who went 14-23 in the hotel and stretched a lot," sixth place. Stephanie I lillman series by MAC foes Kent State from the plate while record- Roflow said. "A lot of people I and Miami University, as well UNDER CONTROL: Alan Brech pitched eight innings Friday in a win over was going against were in the TRACK, PAGE 10 as losing one more to Akron. BASEBALL, PAGE 10 Buffalo, leading the Falcons to a 2-1 series win over the weekend. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WVyW.BGrtfWS.COfrVSPORTS IjljVednesday, May 17.2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM The Daily Crossword Fix i^v*r~ BG alum becomes role brought to you by DOWN 1 Type size 2 Stocking shade model for local youth 3 Word with rage or gang 4 Open a jacket 5 -jongg By Emily West various honors ;is a senior. "This is my way of 6 Tropical shorebird RIPORTIR "If you start kids practUng at a 7 Novelist _ Neale Hurston Young athletes aie always search- young age they will build them- giving back to the 8 Revulsion 9 Fruit drink ing for a role model In a small selves up as Ix'ttei basketlull play- community. I went 10 Minor crisis community it is an even iiigger ers for high school and later on," 11 Extend a subscription challenge to find a local person to he said to college to teach, 12 Mural starter? 40 Christmas tree decoration Almanson has appeared at 13 Scatterbrained admire and now I can." 18 ' Got Mail" 43 Fifty percent look no further. several high school games and 22Pac-10sch. 45 Bobbettes hit losh Almanson, a former key is undoubtedly an Icon among JOSH ALMANSON. ALUMNI 24 Minimal garage 47 Coyote State capital player on the Howling (teen State lie ,1 is basketball players, I le gets a this event will draw in more kids 26 Used tire 49 Precursor to Windows It's always a great way to gel kids 27 Seize 50 Not moving University basketball team, may li it i il attention but alwa\ s appears 26 Italian sauce 51 Sister's daughter be the role model everyone has humble and very amicable. to be more active.* 29 Autobahn auto 53 Cary of "The been waiting for. lacob Vvesi. a freshman basket- iTit'carnp takes placelune 19-22 33 Land in the Irish Sea Princess Bride" ball player at lit ,ns said, "When at the Bowling Green Community 34 Barley bristle 56 Fashion The recent University graduate Disgusting (liner. I his is the first camp the 35 Pusher's pursuer 58 is the creator of a basketball camp loah went from tile high school 36 Pinza of "South 59 Nastase of tennis for boys and girls in grades two to litiSII. he gave all of us a huge Community Center has hosted Pacific'' 60 Sharp rebuke through eight. He designed the, confidence boost lush Atananson since Us opening ACROSS 37 Shoulder muscle. 62 Ford fuel Set camp so basketball players could leads by example. I le shows that Almanson's camp allows kids briefly 63 have fun, make friends and learn someone torn a anal school can a chance to meet and work with ACROSS college athletes, and even though 1 Cuzco's country 41 Demolish skills lor their future careers. be good if they want to." 5 Honda competitor 42 Voice amplifier "I've always liked the idea of Almanson graduated from Mmanson has had very successful 10 Floating jail 44 Food Network celeb younger kids learning how to play Mil IS in 2000. college and professional experi- 14 PC image 46 Merit h.iskelbull." Almanson said. In general the community ben- ences, he still sees this camp as an 15 Steer clear of 47 Golf norm Important pan of his career. 16 Vegas rival 48 Foldaway bed Before Almanson's colle- efits from the camp. 17 Legendary Sioux chief 49 Canon rival ANSWERS giate canvr started, lie played at Hob Wells, the spoils coordina- "This is my way of giving 19 Biblical preposition 52 Marking time 1 i 3 sBi i i 1 SHN 1 1 s Bowling Green I ligh School where toi at nie Community Center said. back to the community. I went 20 Sound reproduction 54 Catch a whiff of V 1 l H a N 0 11 11 to college to teach, and now I 21 Hip dude 55 Fr woman's title :>■? ■ he still holds the all-time high scor- i he losh Almanson camp is a 1 1 i V I O H 0 1 ■jHn i 3 a 22 Exploiters 57 Graceland man d can," he said. 1 r'J n tt i 1 N B ing record and was recognized for great partnership and hopefully 23 Brownish purple 61 Consider ." 1 > 1 1 a 1 ■ 1 0 '. : 25 Castle passage 62 Conservative columnist . '' I « JlN ii V i 27 Twelve doz. 64 Killer whale 1 M ■ 1 H 1 ,'i i a H 1 1 30 Large vessel 65 Writer Gide ■ N[U 1 / V H H 3|M[O d Is -1 O v 31 Part of SASE 66 Director Kazan 1 1 '- i v I i \vm ti ■ . .1 V ti 32 Double-edged sword 67 "Nana" star Anna 1 1 ! Sll V A 34 Reached 66 Harden ■ '.- H : 1 v|a 3 n i 36 Puts on years 69 Ooze n ■'. b J 6 M > V 3 1 U1 t V 39 Word to follow 17A, 62A. u 1 N n 3 H 0 M z V ti 0 10D,and33D 1 N 1 uBol A 0 O i WMU too much for BG 0 •■• N O V d '■ l tl / d 3 By John Turner I ■■• 1 • SP0R1S EDITOR I lie final chapter of the VOTED BEST PIZZA in STRAIGHT YEARS 2006 BG Softball season was See our coupon menu written last week when the PISRN€LLO'S In the telephone directory team dropped a 2-1 contest 203N.Moin *?*»** 352-5166 ask about our SPECIALSI lo Western Michigan in the $5./ 5 minimum www.pisanellos.com Mid-American Conference Open Weekdays 4P.M. • Lunch Fri. • Sal. • Sun. Accrpting Tournament. This year's learn tied the school record for victories, finishingOUt the season with Falcons look The BG News Help Wanted a record of 37-23. Classified \ds - 372-6977 the I alcons were two-bit toward final Hmng day prep & delivery personnel by a pair of Bronco pitch Apply at DiBenedetto's ers, with the lone score season series 1432E WoosterSt coming from a Dawnjcnc BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 9 DeLong home run in the MIKE'S PARTY MART a popular fun ing 12 RBI and six mas in die friendly family owned business in third inning. Del.ong's home Falcons' five games last week. City Events BG. has pt. time sales clerk posi- run would turn out to be the BG News lite photo litnior Alan Brech confirmed tions avail 12-20 hrs/wk. Musi be final hit of ihe season for the friendly, neat, honest, dependable WARNING TRACK POWER: The BG Softball team pitched and batted their his dominance on the mound WC HUMANE SOCIETY GARAGE team, as BG was no-hit for w/ good work ethic, be flexible for way to 37 wins this season, tying a school record. pitching eight innings and SALE. Grandstand. Fairgrds.. BG, the remaining six innings. wkends & eves. Taking applications earning the win on 1'riday. I le Thurs. 5>25 & Fri.. 5/26:9a-6p S Sat. 517 - 524. btwn. 8am-4pm at 834 S The team will lose five four-year span in the history ol starts. With this year's selec- raised his record to 4-1. giving 5/27 9a-2p$2 bag day on Sal DON- Main (located in BG Lots Plaza). seniors off ibis year's squad: ATIONS ACCEPTED Mon.. 5/22 & I lie program. tion, Vrabel becomes the only up three earned runs on seven 419-352-9259 Gina Hango, Abby llabichl. Liz Tues.. 5/23 10a-7p & Wed.. 5 24 Vrabel was also named to the player in school history to be hits and striking out two. Vrabel, Lindsay lleinuicb and 10a-6p CONSOLE TVS. LARGE Summer childcare position in our MAC Softball All -Tournament chosen twice for the MAC All- Ihe falcons weie lo face APPLIANCES. SOFA BEDS & AC Perrysburg home. 3 days per week, Natalie Armintrout. This core [earn for her stellar perfor- Tournament Team. She now Xavier University at home WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED begin June 12. It you're a responsi- group of players guided the mance from the mound. leaves BG as Ihe career leader in yesterday but the game was ble' driver & are interested in spend- learn lo 12(i wins in their ten- ing the summer al Ihe pool with our The senior had a perfect 2-0 wins, strikeouts, shutouts and canceled due to the weather. ure — the most victories in any Help Wanted 3 boys ages 9-11, call 419-872-9675 mark with an I'llA 0.0(1 in two appearances. 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BG names Cole as LOUISVILLE Ky, — Donl Derek to give Barbara something .ill I can ask for." count Brother Derek among the at the Preakness he didn't get at With die field for Saturday's assistant hockey coach horses scared of Kentucky Derby the I )erby: a race. second leg of the Triple Crown {flTf WAft' (^A?« ■, Head coach Scott Paluch uiniiri Barbara "I'm hoping for a stretch duel," possibly as small as six horses. | Cilt CrTt.fia.tn Available it www.carmikc.ctim I announced that Damon Cole After watching his 3-year-old said I lendricks, who returned to Brother Derek won't have the 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Bath, C/A has been named die new assis- coll get pushed lo die far outside California for a few days before positioning problems at Pimlico fdarm/Ar /¥ 4-.'i"4'4 Shuttle stop across the street tant coach for the Falcons hockey while finishing in a dead-heat for beading to I'itnlico while the he experienced at the Derby 906 IVI IKS I A ! I: OKIVI. SSOO/month Full Year Lease team. Cole is excited about com- I'.x.l I5