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• tlAssociated Press Photo with win over Rockets CONGO: A Congolese family walks from Gisenyi towards By Jason A Dixon Kigali. THE BG DEWS Unsure whether their first loss in 12 games, or the fact that they were competing against arch- Volcano rival Toledo should be empha- sized for reason to play well. The men's basketball team decided a victory would be the only incen- forces tive. Key reserves, Josh Atmanson and Gennaine Fitch, along with Len Matela's career-high 28 people points ignited a second-half surge that led to the Falcons 76-57 win over die Rockets. It was an inauspicious begin- out of ning to Matela's career day, because only 30 seconds into the game the senior center was sent to the bench after University of Congo Toledo's A.J. Shcllabergcr scored the first four points of the game. By Chris TomNnson ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER "I screwed up," Matela said. "Coach told me all week if that GOMA. Congo — lava touched happened I was coming out It off a massive explosion and a was real embarrassing and 1 was series of fireballs at a gas Station really mad. There were a bunch of Monday, killing at least 90 people feelings. 1 just tried to put it in the scavenging for fuel. Still, residents back of my mind, and put it in the picked their way across hardening back of everybody's mind*. slabs of lava, returning home to When Matela returned, he this town demolished l>y a vol- scored his first points with 15:47 canic eruption. left in the half, making the score With most of the tens of thou- 7-6. UT's Jim Clement hit the first sands who fled last week's erup- of his 2 1st half three-pointers, tion already relumed, a volcano giving the Rockets their last lead expert declared the area reason- of the game at 13-11. Matela's 6th ably safe despite continuing earth point of the half nodded the game tremors. He said there were no up at 13-13, followed by his three- indications Mount Nyiragongo point play, which extended the would erupt again soon and that lead to 16-13. Keith Mcleod, who all lava flows had halted. poured in IS points, scored his Residents scoured cooling first points of the game giving the tongues of lava for scorched sheets Falcons a 19-13 lead with 7:30 left of comigated iron to use as roofs in the half. for makeshift dwellings. BC then began to assert itself, ending the half on a 14-12 run, making it a 33-25 lead at halftimc for the Falcons. The first half was even closer Studenfs than what the 8 point lead indi- cated, however, the Falcons forced 15 turnovers and held the Rockets to 36 percent shooting research before intermission. Head Coach Dan Dakich cred- ited his team's first half perfor- published mance to their awareness of a zero-tolerance for defensive laps- es, which had occurred in the two previous contests. in journal "We had been slipping and 1 Chits Schooler BG News just made up my mind that we By Jennifer Bracken THE BC NEWS TOPPING IT OFF: Senior Len Matela tries to keep a Toledo player from scoring. Matela was the lead scorer in Saturday's game against Undergraduates are usually not Toledo. BASKETBALL. PAGE 2 associated to big scientific discov- eries. Rut Krishna Csaszai, a senior, has made tremendous WESTERN MICHIGAN 72 AKRON 66 MIAMI OHIO 61 GEORGETOWN 83 contributions to the area of chem- KENT 75 BALL STATE 78 OHIO 85 NOTRE DAME 73 istry and mathematics through COLLEGE her research and analysis. It is a good thing to have CENTRAL MICHIGAN 86 BUFFALO 82 MISSOURI 71 GEORGIA 84 undergraduates involved in BASKETBALL EASTERN MICHIGAN 73 MARSHALL 78 OKLAHOMA 84 FLORIDA 79 research projects," said Craig Zirbel, assistant professor in the department of mathematics and statistics. "They can make real contributions. This is exactly what Csaszar has recently done. Bowling Greenery opens i sas/.u is a senior majoring in both chemistry and mathematics. She recently wrote a paper enti- tled "Molecular Dynamics of the for campus community Frame-shifting Pseudoknot from Beet Western Yellows Virus: The By Craig Gilford will offer these menu items and Greenery in the old union had. Role of Non-Watson-Crick Base- rHE BG NEWS more to the campus community. "It's really a combination of Pairing, Ordered Hydration, One new Union dining area is "I think the students will be both types of services offered in Cation Binding, and Base opening today, while construc- very excited by what we are offer- the old union," O'Donnell said Mutation on Stability and tion crews and Union employees ing," said Edward O'Donnell, Dining services will mark the Unfolding." Because of the signifi- work through problems for director of dining services. opening of the new restaurant cance of the results, the paper was another. According to O'Donnell, the with a flute trio playing in the published in the Journal of Fillet Mignon, Salmon Fillet menu will be an, "expanded ver- Union atrium at lunchtime. Molecular Biology." and smoked pork chops are not sion" of what the Pheasant Room "We're going to have some The research was as complicat- usually items someone would offered when it was in the old music to be enjoyed by folks in ed as the title. Neolcles B. Leontis, find on a menu dealing with union. the restaurant," said Dave Professor in the Chemistry University dining until now. There will also be a buffet in Crooks, director of the Union. Department, as well as Jiri Sooner, The Bowling Greenery is the Bowling Greenery, which is A final practice run through Sarah CtsttBGNem opening today in the Bowen- still under construction that will GREENERY: The Bowling Greenery opens today to allow a restau- SCIENCE, PAGE 2 Thompson Student Union and be similar to what the Bowl 'N GREENERY, PAGE 2 rant atmosphere for students and faculty. \ 2 Tuesday, January 22,2002 FROM FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Basketball team dominates Toledo
BASKETBALL, FROM PAGE 1 course within the game, as UT would come as close as 67-53 played game by both learns," Reynolds was whistled for his 4th during the second half, but they Dakich said. "When Keith went were going to play the way I want foul. could not withstand the inside out with the four fouls, we us to play, or we were going to play "Milo Kirsh made a good play presence of Matela, who record- ended up playing about as well with other people," Dakich said. and I picked the ball up and the ed his 26th double-double, as we could play, and my guys "It sent a message to everyone on guy (Erik Crawford) just kind of Almanson's 14 points off the hung in there and did a good the team". flopped, and the referee made the bench, and Fitch, who had only 2 job. This was no 19-point game. After the Rockets' Terry call. V\fe were gaining momentum points, but made significant con- This was a tough game." Reynolds converted on 1 of 2 free- at the time and I think that kind of tributions with his defense and With the win BG not only throws to make the score 33-26, changed the game a little bit" hustle. rebounded from a 92-79 lose to Mel md picked up his 4th foul With Reynolds on the bench "Coach tells us Keith can't be the Ball State Cardinals, they less than two minutes into the the Falcons went on a 19-5 run, the savior every game, and we also ended a three-game losing half. With BG's star seeing his first which included Brandon Pardon's knew when he got his fourth foul streak to the Rockets (6-8,3-2). minutes on the bench in two three-point field goal that made somebody was going to have to The Falcons (14-2, 4-1) travel games, UT tried relentlessly to the score 44-38, and Fitch's block step up and do that," Fitch said. to take on the Akron Zips take advantage of his absence. that led to Almanson's dunk giv- "We talked about coming out January 23, with the tip-off Reynolds, who led the Rockets ing the Falcons a 46-38 lead. and out-hustling them, out- beginning at 7:30 p.m. And with 20 points, brought UT within By the time Reynolds had scraping them, and that's what return home Saturday, playing 3, at 41 -38. But with 14:46 left con- returned the Rockets found we did." host to the Kent State Golden troversy preceded to take its themselves facing a 60-45 deficit. "1 thought it was a very hard- Flashes. Undergrad helps out science world
SCIENCE, FROM PAGE 1 tions. The data was used to ana- cation of Csaszar's work is just ist based on her high academic lyze features of the RNA mole- one of many major accomplish- achievement, integrity of charac- Nada Spackova, and Richard cule. ments. ter, her spirit of unselfishness, Stefl, all three from the Academy "Our analysis provided impor- Csaszar was awarded the Barry and respect for others, potential of Sciences of the Czech Republic tant information about the rela- M. Goldwater Scholarship. The for leadership and physical vigor, assisted Csaszar in her research. tive stabilities of different hydro- scholarship was created to which fills the criterion for the "The paper reports computer gen bonds in Ihe structure," said encourage outstanding students scholarship. This particular simulations of the motions of Csaszar. "Based on the signifi- to pursue careers in mathemat- opportunity is awarded to 32 complex RNA (ribonucleic acid) cance and thoroughness of our ics, natural sciences, and engi- applicants a year in the United molecule," Leontis said. "The results, Dr. Leontis and Dr. neering, according to Csaszar. States. These awards will further molecule was chosen by us and Sponer felt the Journal of Three hundred scholarships of her education for the future. the simulations were carried out Molecular Biology was the most this kind are awarded each year in "I can certainly say that by the Czech people." Together appropriate journal in which to the United States, worth $7500, Kristina is a very bright, capable they analyzed the data and drew publish them." Her achievements do not end student who has a definite conclusions through comparison Upon submitting their results a there. promise for a research career," to experimental work. reviewer at the journal found that The Rhodes Scholarship pro- Zirbelsaid. "Thirty-three nanoseconds of their information could poten- vides for two to three years of "My future plans include pur- molecular dynamics data for the tially "establish a 'baseline' for fur- study that takes place at the suing my masters degree in RNA pseudoknot was collected." ther computational and structur- University of Oxford in England. mathematics at BGSU next year," Csaszar said. This data went al studies on pseudoknots and Last semester Csaszar was one of Csaszar said. "Followed by a PhD through a process that took sev- their methods of (un)folding" the three students chosen to in either chemistry or mathemat- eral months of computer calcula- according to Csaszar. The publi- apply. She was named as a final- ics." Greenery opens for University GREENERY, FROM PAGE 1 Greenery have yet to arrived, so being ready. counter tops were delayed in those from the atrium will be According to Crooks, dining being delivered. was held for the Bowling used temporarily. services is still working out a Although the new Union Greenery last Friday. Guests were "The tables that are going to contract with a franchise philly opened last Monday with a invited by invitation only to test be in there (today) are not the sub place. majority of the food areas out the new campus restaurant. ones that will be in there the "It's very, very close," he said. incomplete, everything else was "For the most part, I would remainder of the semester," "They're in the final stages of open prior to the original com- say we're ready," O'Donnell O'Donnell said. "I don't think it's negotiations." pletion date in February. said. "They were impressed. anything that will directly affect However, the opening of the "I'm delighted we were able They think it will be a nice addi- service." food court is not pending on the to open as much in this building tion to the campus communi- While the Union restaurant is contract, O'Donnell said, but as we did (last) Monday," ty" opening, the food court is still rather construction being com- Crooks said. "(The food areas) Tables and chairs for the two to three weeks away from pleted and because some of the are coming along very quickly."
HARRY POTTER
CALENDAR OF EVENTSCalendar ol Events comes from www bf su edu/events TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 bling of roles (i.e. Theatre (338 South) office for 15 Music series featuring College of 10 am - 4 pm Narrator/Mysterious Old Man or minute time slots (4 to 5 In a slot) Musical Arts faculty. Free and 52ND ANNUAL FACULTY/STAFF Prince/Wolf) until after audi- Sign up sheet will be posted open to the public Bryan Recital EXHIBITION tions. If you have any questions December 1,2001. The initial Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center A wonderful opportunity to see contact Dr. Ellison at 372-0472 auditions are singing only, and purchase work by some of [email protected] Audition (please note - there are smaller 9:15 pm the finest artists in this region, Policy: The Department of roles that do not require the most RIDING IN CARS WITH BOYS, this exhibition presents work in a Theatre practices the principle of beautiful voices in the world, but UAO MOVIE wide range of media by current equal opportunity: except in need actors who can cany a Union Theatre and emeriti faculty and current plays where race, ethnicity, or sex tune.) For the initial auditions staff members of the School of is an issue, casting is decided on prepare a PORTION of a song- IT IIJRSDAY. JANUARY 24 Art. Dorothy IJber Bryan Gallery the basis of ability. Scripts may be Between 1 and 2 minutes. No 10 am - 4 pm checked out overnight through more than 2 minutes maximum, 52ND ANNUAL FACULTY/STAFF 10am-4 pm the Department of Theatre office, please. I may not even need you EXHIBITION PINK ONIONS: REFLECTIONS 338 South HalL 372-2222.405 to sing all of that and I may give A wonderful opportunity to sec ONTHE NOSTALGIC University Hall you some ideas to play with and and purchase work by some of TENDERNESS AND RAW ask you to sing again immediate- the finest artists in this region, PUNGENCYOFYOUTH 7:30 pm ly. Brevity and flexibility are the this exhibition presents work in a This is a national juried exhibi - MUSIC FROM BOWLING name of the game. Bring sheet wide range of media by current tion open to work in all media GREEN AT THE MANOR music in the key you are singing and emeriti faculty and current 7:30 IN THE GISH THEATRE that addresses the themes or HOUSE: THE CORRIGAN An accompanist will be provided, staff members of the School of iconography of childhood and ENSEMBLE or you may bring your own if you Art. Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery FREE ADMISSION adolescence. WillardWdnkelman Free and open to the public. wish. No singing with tapes or Gallery Wildwood Metropolitan Park, without music will be allowed. 10 am -4 pm Sylvania For the initial auditions sing PINK ONIONS: REFLECTIONS 11 am - 5 pm music that shows off your voice, ONTHE NOSTALGIC GLORY PHI GODTiCKET SALES 8 pm your diction and your ability to TENDERNESS AND RAW FOR VALENTINE DANCE. Table GUEST ARTIST: BENJAMIN communicate through song. PUNGENCYOFYOUTH in the Union PIERCE, EUPHONIUM AND Please no rock or pop songs. If This is a national juried exhibi- I TUBA you wish to sing something from tion open to work in all media 3 pm BGSU alumnus returns for a the show, that is fine. There will that addresses the themes or EDUCATION ABROAD RE- guest recital. Pierce is currently a be no dancing or readings for the iconography of childhood and ENTRY PROGRAM doctorale fellow at the University initial auditions Call Backs adolescence. WillardWankelman The most visionary This program is designed for stu- of Michigan. Free and open to Thursday, Jan. 24,2002 Be pre- Gallery dents who studied abroad during the public. Bryan Recital Hall, pared to sing again. There may and idiosyncratic filmmakers the 2000-2001 academic year or Moore Musical Arts Center be music for a character you will 11 am-5 pm during summer 2001. Students be asked to prepare, so audition- GLORY PHI GOD TICKET SALES of the 20" century. will share their overseas experi- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 ing early is recommended. Be FOR VALENTINE DANCE ences with others who have had 9:30 am -3pm prepared to sing and read from Table in the Union similar experience 1103 INFORMATION TABLE FOR the script. I will not decide They create films that pay tribute Offenhauer West JEHOVAH'S WITNESS whether there will be any dou- 6 pm University Hall bling of roles (i.e. CALLBACKS-INTOTHE 6 pm Narrator/Mysterious Old Man or WOODS to classic American movie genres, AUDmONS—INTOTHE WOODS 10am-4 pm Prince/Wblf) until after audi- Call Backs Thursday, Jan. 24, Auditions Tuesday, Jan 22 & 52ND ANNUAL FACULTY/STAFF tions. If you have any questions 2002. Be prepared to sing again. especially film noir, Wednesday Jan. 23 Sign up on EXHIBITION contact Dr. Ellison at 372-0472 There may be music for a charac- bulletin board across from Main A wonderful opportunity to see [email protected] Audition ter you will be asked to prepare, while sustaining a firmly Theatre (338 South) office for 15 . and purchase work by some of Policy: The Department of so auditioning early is recom- minute time slots (4 to 5 in a slot) the finest artists in this region, Theatre practices the principle of mended. Be prepared to sing and postmodern feel. Sign up sheet will be posted this exhibition presents work in a equal opportunity: except in read from the script. I will not December 1.2001. The initial wide range of media by current plays where race, ethnicity, or sex decide whether there will be any auditions are singing only (please and emeriti faculty and current is an issue, casting is decided on doubling of roles (i.e. note - there are smaller roles that staff members of the School of the basis of ability. Scripts may be Narrator/Mysterious Old Man or do not require the most beautiful Art. Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery checked out overnight through Prince/Vtolf) until after audi- voices in the world, but need the Department of Theatre office, tions. If you have any questions actors who can carry a tune.) For 10 am-4 pm 338 South Hall 372-2222.405 contact Dr. Ellison at 372-0472 the initial auditions prepare a PINK ONIONS: REFLECTIONS University Hall m ON THE NOSTALGIC [email protected] Audition PORTION of a song - Between 1 Policy: The Department of and 2 minutes. No more than 2 TENDERNESS AND RAW 7 pm PUNGENCY OF YOUTH WOMEN'S BASKETBALLAT Theatre practices the principle of minutes maximum, please. 1 may equal opportunity: except in not even need you to sing all of This is a national juried exhibi- KENT STATE tion open to work in all media Kent, Ohio plays where race, ethnicity, or sex that and I may give you some is an issue, casting is decided on ideas to play with and ask you to that addresses the themes or sing again immediately. Brevity iconography of childhood and 7 pm - 8 pm the basis of ability. Scripts may be and flexibility are the name of the adolescence. Willard Wdnkelman SERVICE OPEN HOUSE checked out overnight through game. Bring sheet music in the Gallery Free and open to all Come join the Department of Theatre office, key you are singing. An accom- us for time to mingle and learn 338 South Hall. 372-2222.405 panist will be provided, or you 10 am - Noon about the exciting opportunities University Hall may bring your own if you wish. ISSUES IN CULTURAL in service. Alpha Phi Omega, No singing with tapes or without DIVERSITY SERVICES Circle K, Dance Marathon, 7:30 pm ill music will be allowed. For the ini- Dr. M.L King Jr., Tribute Program Habitat for Humanity, Silver FICTION READING— tial auditions sing music that "Disabilities and Civil Rights" For Wings, Volunteers in Progress, are ROSELLEN BROWN, AUTHOR shows off your voice, your diction information, please contact Mary just some of the groups that will OFHALFAHEART and your ability to communicate Wrighten at 372-7897. Jerome be appearing For more informa- Poetry and Fiction Readings through song. Please no rock or Library-Pallister Conference tion, please contact Pete Lafferty, sponsored by the Creative pop songs. If you wish to sing Room 372-2343, or e-mail Writing something from the show, that is [email protected]. 228 Program, Mid-American Review, fine. There will be no dancing or 11 am-5 pm Bowen- Thompson Student Union and English DepartmenL Prout readings for tin- initial auditions GLORY PHI GOD TICKET SALES Chapel Call Backs Thursday, Jan. 24,2002 FOR VALENTINE DANCE 7:30 pm Be prepared to sing again. There Table in the Union MEN'S BASKETBALL AT AKRON 9 pm -11pm may be music for a character you Akron, Ohio BASKETBALL GAME FOR Ml will be asked to prepare, so audi- 6 pm DONATIONS tioning early is recommended. AUDmONS—INTOTHE WOODS 8 pm The NAACP will be holding a Be prepared to sing and read Auditions Tuesday, Jan 22 & FACULTY ARTISTSERIES: basketball game for donations to MARCH 2 7 from the script I will not decide Wednesday Jan. 23 Sign up on AARON KEASTER. DOUBLE raise money for Dance whether there will be any dou- bulletin board across from Main BASS Marathon. EpplerNorth
•Meet New People*Have Fun* a DID YOU Q •Experience New Opportunities* •Get an Edge in your Major'Explore New Career Options* a KNOW? & Service Open House! kPR I I 24 Free and Open to All! Come join us for time to mingle and learn about the exciting opportunities in service! The average ft & /% American n family Appearing will be: produces 8 Alpha Phi Omega Habitat for Humanity iA about 10 lbs. /^ Circle K Silver Wings t\ of trash every *% Dance Marathon Volunteers in Progress j*7 week or abouVjr1 Plus Alternative Break Opportunities & More Groups! LI 25 lbs. per CJ| 1 7-8pm person. Wednesday, January 23, 2002 |Bowen-Thompson Student Union, Room 228 Sponsored by the Center for Environmental Programs and your Campus For more information, Recycling please contact Program Pete Lafferty 372-2343 *^1 Miller, 1996LjyjQfl pwla [email protected] .edu /\ in the Environment /^ iment Division otStudertAflairs 4 Tuesday. January 22,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUUTEIAUlnll. vrtm.bgnews.com/opinion
"Always chew your pretzels before you swallow."
President George W. Bush's warning lo a heartland crowd after his choking-tainting spell. OPINION Some charities hurting since attacks Since Sept. 11, millions of YOU DECIDE less fortunate, homeless shelters, what could be carried out on foot. many people believe the destruc- days. A fund might be created, a dollars have been given to Should people keep giving cancer funds, as well as other Those people have lost all their tion of the Taliban is going to lib- few checks will be written, and in the many Sept. 11-related money to international charities are bringing in less possessions, and they will have to erate the country. two weeks nobody will remem- funds or to help the civilian pop- catastrophes charity funds? money this year. start over. Until then, they have As far as the Congo is con- ber. ulation in Afghanistan. Tragic natural catastrophes no where to live, no medical cerned, most people don't really But in two weeks, people from Go lo www.bgnews.com/opinton assistance and live in a country know where it is, mere is nothing the town of Goma will still be liv- Money has been going to what to respond. Results will be around the world will also suffer American people can relate to. updated frequently. from titis shift of interest in chari- torn apart by civil war. to really liberate, and America has ing in ruins, diey will still need Whether it was people losing ties. While a lot of money is going to no real reasons to be involved medical assistance, and many their relatives or Afghanistan chil- On Thursday, a river of lava help people suffering from the there any way. will still be suffering from the dren starving, those are things seen a decrease in the amount flowed through the center of the war in Afghanistan, we can won- The general public docs not aftcrmaui of the catastrophe. we've seen before and felt com- given to their charities. Things eastern Congolese town of Coma. der how much attention this really care about what can hap- The main thing now is not to let pelled to do something about. that did not relate to the tragic About 300,000 people were country is going to pay to the sit- pen in the Conga Afghanistan Sept. 11 make us forget about the While American charities had events of Sept. 11 have taken sec- forced out of their homes. uation in the Congo. has been in the spotlight since rest of the world's problems. never collected so much money ond place in people's mind. Most of them had to leave Afghanistan has been on the Scpt.ll; the Congo will probably People are still dying everywhere, before, many organizations have Christmas programs for the everything behind them, except news for several months, and disappear from the news in a few and they still need our help. Advise and consent or PEOPLE Wendy's was delay and obfuscate ON THE STREET misrepresented (U-WIRE) GRAND point: Bush's nomination of Security Administration, highly What did you do this RAPIDS. MICHIGAN Eugene Scalia to serve as the top qualified former Secret Service past three day week- impression, the article also ends lawyer at the Labor Department. director lolm Magaw. Bush's cabi- GUEST COLUMN end? by Mr. Stringer saying "I sure Rob Nederhood Scalia is eminently qualified; he net stood incomplete for nearly KurtChiarebtt wish I would have known who graduated from the University of 10 months until the December to bribe." I would like to highly When President George W Chicago Law School, where he confirmation of lohn Walters as I would like to state my refute the fact that any bribery Bush took office one year ago, he was editor of the law review, drug czar. important opinion on an issue was done in the transaction vowed to remedy a serious crisis worked under former Education Daschle and other Democratic which appeared in the Friday, between the Wendy's franchise in the U.S. justice system: the lack Secretary William Bennet and leaders have offered several January 18th edition of The BG and the University. like I stated of federal judges. Few deny it is a practiced employment law in excuses for their refusal to consid- News. I believe that the main above, the franchise is not a crisis. The 6th Circuit Court of DC. while serving as a consultant er President Bush's nominees. In article on the front page titled, business which could throw its Appeals, which has jurisdiction to the Labor Department. He has the case of Scalia, for example, "Local businesses angry over money around and pay off offi- over the state of Michigan, has been praised by Sen. Ted Daschle claimed that there were being left out of new Union," cials. Besides, degrading the five vacancies on what is sup- Kennedy (D-MA) as "a great not 60 votes "required" to confirm along with the opinion article University by saving it would posed to be a 16 member panel. lawyer," and by liberal law profes- Scalia. The only reason that 60 titled, "Union food dominated take such brides is an awfully The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, sor Cass Sunstein of the votes would be necessary, of TEREA BOYSAW by Dining Services," contained bold statement. In fact, the arti- which has jurisdiction over the University of Chicago as "as good course, would be to block a fili- comments which may have led cle also states that the Domino's Western United States and has a choice as can be imagined." buster. If Daschle was so con- FRESHMAN readers to have a negative owned by Mr. Stringer has 100 seen its case load rise 95 percent So why did Daschle and com- vinced that Scalia was a "very "Shopped, slept and impression of the Wendy's that restaurants located locally. That in the last 15 years, also has five pany refuse even to bring his controversial" nominee who did- will be located in the Union. is much more income and vacancies. nomination up for a vote? He is n't have the simple majority need- ate." The article gave the false power than the Wendy's fran- During the Clinton years, the the son of conservative Supreme ed for confirmation, he could impression that the Wendy's chise could hope to have. Is it federal courts had, at any one Court liisiin- AntoninScalia, who have merely called a vote and obtained its location by bribing possible that the spot was given time, between 80 and 100 vacan- sided with Bush in the Bush vs. defeated the nomination. the Union officials and by being to Wfendy's because of student cies, resulting in a massive back- Gore decision, which effectively However, he chose to continue able to pay large sums of wishes and because of the qual- log of cases. Yet despite his good granted Bush the presidency last to stonewall by announcing an money to grasp a prime loca- ity and speed that Wendy's can intentions, at the end of Bush's fall. Political paybacks are an extraordinary standard for Scalia's tion within the Union. bring to food service? I doubt first year in office, the number of established part of our system, of confirmation. Furthermore, the article also the Union ignored these impor- vacancies on the federal bench course, but they should never be With some truth, Leahy has gives the false impression the tant qualities, but Stringer has risen to 110. So what gives? dealt out at the expense of the pointed out that the events of spaces which were up for sale in points his finger at bribery - The President has, as we have American people. Fortunately, Sept. 11 have also delayed confir- NEIL BERG the Union could only be bought instead of accepting the fact come to expect from him, held Bush used his power of recess mations. However, several of by a national powerhouse fast that a Wendy's is a better quick up his end of the bargain, nomi- appointment to go around these confirmations have been GRAD STUDENT food restaurant with resources service restaurant than Daschle and grant Scalia and a made even more urgent by die nating 80 judges during the past "I looked at the empty beyond that of an establish- Domino's. year, enough to seriously alleviate few other nominees temporary, country's war on terrorism. It is ment like Cosmo's. Along the same point, the the crisis. one year appointments, at the instructive to note that since the Union." In reality, the Wendy's that article, "Union food..." states The problem is this: only 28 of end of which they will again attacks. Senate Democrats have will be located in die Union that, "it could be assumed (the those nominees have gained the require senate confirmation. found time to honor Barry Bonds belongs to a franchise not the amount for the space in the requisite confirmation by the Predictably, Daschle called the for his "spectacular record-break- Wendy's International Union) would be much more Democrat-controlled Senate. move "regrettable," though it ing season," and to pass the pork- Corporation. The ignorance of than the locally-owned Cosmo's Bush handed down most of the seems not half as regrettable as filled Railroad Retirement Act, the columnist ignores the fact could afford." Sorry, but that nominations last spring yet near- the actions of his own party. while Leahy himself has found that a franchise restaurant is idea can't be assumed because I ly a year later, the senate has Unfortunately, Bush's troubles time to secure $1.5 million for the owned by one person or a small am certain the franchise going failed to act on them. In fact, of getting his nominees confirmed revitalization of the tiny town of group of people and operates into the Union is just as small of the President's first batch of 11 have not been limited to the judi- Winooski, Vermont. It certainly much like an establishment a business as Cosmo's. If the nominees, only two have even cial and law enforcement sectors. doesn't seem as if filling the epi- such as Cosmo's. The profits Wendy's franchise could afford been granted a hearing in the Of the 508 government positions demic of vacancies in the judicia- aren't huge corporate numbers the spot I am definite that Senate ludiciary Committee, requiring senate confirmation, ry and upper reaches of govern- MELISSA EVANS and the atmosphere within the Cosmo's or certainly Domino's only about 300 have been filled. ment was ever on their list of pri- which must approve the nomi- SOPHOMORE franchise is that of a small town could afford to be in the Union. nees before the full senate can Many of these unfilled positions orities. company. The article states that, In conclusion, I don't believe confirm them. are crucial to the successful exe- Perhaps the most effective "Danced at the bas- "The University 'brought in die plea of Cosmo's and Senate Democrats have effec- cution of the nation's war on ter- argument for Democrats has ketball game" businesses outside of Bowling Domino's to be in the Union tively stonewalled Bush's slate of rorism. Some are foreign policy been to point out uiat the Green, which was a double should be turned on a deaf ear. nominees, placing political positions, a situation that White Republicans did the same thing whammy.'" Also, the article, I understand their points and it grudges above the welfare of the House Spokesman Ari Fleisher to President Ginton's nominees "Union food..." states that, "It would be nice to have more nation's court system, and by calls "particularly disturbing." throughout his tenure. Though seems that the University just choice. PaintingWendy'sasa extension, the American people. Some are even more important to true, that certainly doesn't make decided to ignore local busi- powerful corporation which The main culprits behind this the battle against terrorism, such the Democrat's inactions good for nesses' bids..." However, the could muscle out the competi- travesty of justice are Senate as the voids at the head of the the country. The hypocrisy of owner of the Wendy's franchise tion, however, is an ignorant Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D- Food and Drug Administration, Democratic leaders is evident going into the Union lives only conclusion to make of the situa- SD), responsible for deciding which is responsible for approv- when one considers that when a short 15 mile distance from tion. 1 am sure that 60 profes- what business gets taken up and ing medicines and vaccines nec- Clinton was trying to push his Bowling Green and owns a sors signed a petition and there when, and Sen. Patrick Leahy (D- essary as preventive measures nominees through the senate Wendy's in Perrsyburg and are people that would like to see VT), Chairman of the ludiciary against bioterrorism, and the when there were only 75 vacan- Fostoria, towns which are locat- Cosmo's in the Union. I don't Committee, responsible for hold- National Institutes of Health, as cies, Daschle claimed that "there ed less that 110-20 miles from believe that the University, ing hearings. well as vacancies in important is a dire shortage - we have a judi- MEGHAN BG. From living in the area, I "seems to ignore (students) If ideological differences or a deputy positions at the Federal cial emergency right now" and MUENCHAUSEN know of many local causes such wishes" when it comes to what lack of qualified nominees were Aviation Administration and Leahy declared that "Any week in SOPHOMORE as school programs, girl and goes in the Union. In fact, I the motivation for the Democrats' Department of Defense. which the senate does not con- boy scouts, and local founda- would say the 60 faculty peti- dilatory tactics, one could consid- After criticizing the President firm three judges is a week in "Went out and par- tions which the franchise has tion is dwarfed by the 18,000 er giving them a break. for moving too slowly to secure which the senate is failing to tied" given numerous donations. I students that have never even Unfortunately, the reason for the the nation's airports, Senate address the vacancy crisis." believe that is a local business I heard of Cosmo's and can't wait "confirmation gap" seems to be Democrats have refused to con- Presumably, Leahy has aban- would be more than ready to for Wendy's to be in the Union. political spite - partisanship for firm the nominee to head the doned the three judges per week welcome to the Union. the sake of partisanship. Case in newly created Transportation standard. 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( ■ ( WWW.BGNEWS.COM STATE Tuesday, January 21, 2002 5 Opponents to officer ys hiring hold protest, gather signatures Thomas, who ran from officers Evendale attorney advising the nity," the Rev. Damon Lynch III THE ASSOCIATED PRESS into a dark alley. group, said the group needs sig- told the crowd. "We drove 13 EVENDALE, Ohio — He resigned from the . natures from about 150 people— miles north to help. There is Residents are gathering signa- Cincinnati department Ian. 4 and 10 percent of the voter turnout in injustice in Cincinnati. There is tures to try to overturn the hiring will begin his new the village's last injustice in Evendale." of a former Cincinnati officer job Tuesday in "We are all part of gubernatorial Roach has an unlisted tele- whose fatal shooting of an this Cincinnati one community... election — to phone number and could not be unarmed black man led to riot- suburb. force a referen- reached to comment. ing last spring. Council mem- There is injustice dum. "The department is very uni- About 150 Opponents of the hiring of bers in Evendale fied in support of Officer Roach," Stephen Roach also held a rally have said they in Cincinnati. people, includ- ;m said Police Chief Gary Foust. "The and march Sunday. Marchers hired Roach ing members There is injustice community needs to give chanted "No Roach in Evendale!" because he was of Cincinnati Some passers-by honked in the top candidate in Evendale." Black United Stephen Roach a fair and equi- return while others yelled out, among 31 appli- REV. DAMON LYNCH III Front, joined table chance They heed to judge "Go home!" cants for the job. Sunday's him based on their interaction In April, Roach, who is white, The village's population of about demonstration. with him." StarringYou shot and killed Timothy Thomas 3,000 is mostly white. At one point, Dwight Pattern, The petitions must be filed by 19, leading to three nights of riot- More than 100 residents have vice president of the Black United Feb. 3,30 days after the council's Come and showcase your talents ing. Dozens of people were signed a petition to hold a Front, threw a picture of Roach vote to hire Roach. injured and more than 800 arrest- November referendum to over- on the ground, sprayed it with Roach will undergo field train- from 8:00- 10:00 p.m. turn the hiring, said Dr. Thomas water from a plastic bottle labeled ing with a supervisor for at least ed. at the Carnation Cafe and Bakery ^ Roach, 27, was acquitted in Shockley |r., a leader of a group of "Roach Spray" and stomped on eight weeks, which is standard for September of all charges con- residents upset by the council's the picture as the crowd roared its new officers in Evendale. He was located in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union. nected with the shooting. He said decision. approval. an officer in Cincinnati for four he feared for his life when he shot Lawrence Hawkins Jr., an "We are all part of one commu- years. Enjoy poetry, live music, and comedy, or just get crazy with your friends Groups propose to lower drug prices at karaoke night. By Andrew Welsn-Huggins Prescription Drug Fair Pricing Youngstown, both Democrats, appealed to the U.S. Supreme open mic night IHE ASSOCIMED PRESS Act. are pushing similar versions of Court, arguing that the program COLUMBUS. Ohio -Minority Supporters include Ohio AFL- the coalition's plan, which is violates federal Medicaid law. Democrats, backed by labor and CIO, AARP Ohio, the Ohio United modeled after a law in Maine. Rep. Greg (olivette, chairman of advocates for the elderly, are Way and the Ohio Nurses' In essence, the bill would lower the GOP-controlled Health and pushing an expanded plan to Association. drug prices by giving drug makers Family Services Committee, said karaoke louiT prescription drug costs for Frida Franyin, 85, a coalition access to a huge pool of potential the coalition's proposal will get a FEBRUARY 1 9 all who need it. supporter, said she spends customers who would be offered fair hearing. But he has concerns A plan approved six months almost half of her $777 monthly the prescription drug discounts. about costs to the state and the ago by theGOP-controlled House income on medicine for arthritis More than 2 million Ohioans lack legal challenges elsewhere. would provide discounts to the. and other medical problems. drug coverage, according to "Why do something that's just open mic niqht elderly and disabled through Franyin, a retired invoice audi- Godet-Calogeras. going to end up in court?" said 1 MARCH S K) Ohio's Golden Buckeye Card. tor at a Cleveland factory, said she In return, drug makers would (olivette, a Hamilton Republican. That bill — supported by Gov. continues to put off repairs and provide the state rebates, which Bob Taft — is pending in the other purchases in her apartment Ohio would pass along to phar- "It doesn't make sense to pass Senate. because of her S300-plus month- macies that discount drug prices. something that's going to cost us This is a universal problem — ly prescription drug bills. Under a similar program in money to defend." karaoke it's not just a problem of theelder- "This is a program that will be Florida, drug makers must agree Taft, a Republican, is open to MARCH 1 9 ly," said Athena Godet-Calogeras, available to everyone, regardless to give the state a 10 percent alternatives as long as the goal is co-chairwoman of the Coalition of ages or finances," Franyin said rebate on top of those required by making prescription drugs more for Affordable Prescription Drugs Monday. She doesn't believe it's federal law. affordable, especially to poor and associate director of the worth waiting for the federal gov- Both Florida and Maine's laws seniors, spokeswoman Mary Universal Health Care Action ernment to address drug prices. have been challenged in the Anne Sharkey said. H*B Network of Ohio "There's no such thing as wait- courts. Last spring, a federal In West Virginia, a plan similar APRIL 2 The coalition planned a rally ing," she said. "If we don't fight, appeals court upheld the law cre- to Taft's is working well, said Rob Tuesday to push for the passage we won't gel it" ating Maine's Rx program. The Wright, a lobbyist for the Ohio of Democratic bills in the House Rep. Dale Miller of Cleveland Pharmaceutical Research and Department of Aging, which and Senate to create the Ohio and Sen. 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Egyptian student wants apology www.bgnews.com/nation NEWYORK (AP) — Egyptian student Abdallah Higazy, who was detained for a month after an aviation radio was found in his hotel room on Sept. 11, wants an apology from federal officials and an investigation. Charges against Higazy were dropped after another hotel guest, a private pilot, came forward and told offi- cals the radio was his. NATION Radio show hostf s Police search for convicted hearing partially killer and five-year-old son restored by implant "Lou has paid the involving transcribers and com- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS puter screens to read listeners' price in the past. MIAMI — Talk show host calls. He has to live MISSING Rush Limbaugh told his listen- limbaugh said he is having to ers yesterday that an ear releam how to hear. Voices are a with it." implant has partially restored bit fuzzy, like they have been FRED PEYTON, his hearing. recorded on a minicassette limbaugh had an electronic LOUIS PEYTON'S SR FATHER recorder, he said. But during device placed in his skull late one-on-one conversations, his By Kelly Wiese last year, and the final hookup, THE ASS0CIAT10 PRESS hearing is about 90 percent nor- which partially restored his mal. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Police hearing, took place Thursday. "I am pretty dependent on and relatives searched yesterday "When you've had, in my what people's lip movements for a convicted killer diagnosed case, over 50 years of normal are, although that is improving with schizophrenia and his 5-year- hearing and to lose it suddenly, every day," Limbaugh said. old son. as I did, it's ... a shock," said Limbaugh warned his listen- Police said yesterday they have Limbaugh, who went deaf last ers that telephone calls liave so few leads on the whereabouts of year because of an auto- far posed the biggest problem Louis Peyton Sr, 35, of Maumelle immune inner-ear disease. "You for him, saying he'll have to and his son, Louis Peyton Jr., who adapt to it, as you have no "wait and see" if that improves. goes by Luke. choice, but you ought to try it." If not, he'll still use the setup Maumelle Police Chief Sam Louis D. (LfKF.) Peyton, JR. Louis D. (LOU) Peyton, SR. Limbaugh, who has 20 mil- devised when he was deaf. Williams said the father apparent- 5 years old. Brown hair 6 feet tall. Brown hair lion weekly listeners on about Limbaugh said he never was ly picked up the boy from school 600 radio stations, said his mind really depressed about his deaf- Wednesday afternoon and neither Brown eyes Brown eyes played tricks on him at times. ness, and was grateful there was has been seen since. Last seen wearing white long "I was hearing the sound- a chance he could regain his The boy's mother, Amber Roach tracks to westerns," Limbaugh hearing of Ozark, has not lived with him Sleeve shirt, khaki pants, said. "It was as loud as can be. It "I was just constantly thank- and his father for the last few years, Blue jacket and gray Reeboks was distracting. I knew I wasn't ful ... for the era in which I was The boy and his father live with hearing it because those noises bom because that is what has f-'red Peyton, the boy's grandfather weren't being made." made this all possible," and Louis Peyton Sr.'s father. Last seen at Crystal Hill Elementary School at 12:30 Wednesday. Limbaugh had continued to Limbaugh said. "That and the Fred Peyton said yesterday he do his show as his hearing dete- freedom we all have as was afraid his son's medication January 16, 2002 being driven away in a 1998 RED MUSTANG riorated and eventually disap- Americans to invent and create was no longer working because a Arkansas license plate number 300-CDY . If you have any peared, using an elaborate and explore all these medical doctor told him it wears off after setup at his South Honda studio marvels." two days. He said his son has never information...please call 501-851-1337. before left without an explanation. In 1989, Louis Peyton was con- American (Iran MA Heart disease and stroke kill more victed of first-degree murder in the Astoculinn.^^ people than any other disease. death of a friend. He served two In lact, cardiovascular disease kills more years of a 10-year sentence before AMTERTC AN people than the next seven leading cause he was paroled to a mental health ol death combined. The American Heart HEART Association is the nation's oldest and facility. Psychiatric evaluations largest voluntary agency dedicated to after the killing led to his diagnosis WALK January 26, 2002 reducing disability and death due to of paranoid schizophrenia. cardiovascular disease and stroke by "lau has paid the price for his promoting healthy lifestyles and investing in lile-saving research and education. problems in the past," Fred Peyton The Associated Press told the Arkansas Democrat- Gazette. "He has to live with it. He MISSING: A missing persons flyer being distributed by the Maumelle, Ark., police department, shows still can't talk about it." Louis Peyton, Jr., 5, and his father, Louis Peyton, Sr. who have been missing since Jan. 16.
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Sinn Fein claims offices in British Parliament www.bgnews.com/world LONDON (AP) — Four Irish Sinn Fein representatives, picked up the keys to their Parliamentary offices yes- terday. While accepting their expense money and other perks of office, the Sinn Fein members still refuse to take their seats in the Commons, because that would require an oath of allegiance to the British crown, whose authority they reject. WORLD Afghanistan's leader makes appeal for funds By Hans Greimel Draped in a traditional purple had not been met, saying the !HE ASSOCIATED PRESS and green robe, Karzai peppered world body's estimates were built TOKYO —Afghanistan's leader his appeal with promises for largely on educated guesses made an emotional appeal for reform-minded government. without the benefit of census aid to rebuild his shattered coun- Urging the audience to "imagine and statistical studies. try, but at a conference of donors a scene much worse than what Farhadi said any pledge is a yesterday pledges so far fell short I'm going to say," he painted a plus for Karzai, who will likely of the United Nations' hopes. picture of a nation lost in misery. seek election when the term on Afghan Prime Minister Hamid "I stand before you today as a his interim government runs out Karzai collected promises of S2.6 citizen of a country that has had later this year. billion for the next three years nothing but disaster, war, brutali- "He's the guy bringing back the yesterday. U.N. Secretary- ty and deprivation for many billions," Farhadi said. General Kofi Annan said he years," Karzai said. About two- Underlining his new interna- hoped for $10 billion for five thirds of Afghan adults are illiter- tional profile, Karzai stopped in years, and the United Nations ate, and nearly 3,000 people are Saudi Arabia on his way to Tokyo estimates a total of $15 billion maimed by land mines every and is planning a slop in Beijing would be needed over the next year. before a planned meeting with decade. By yesterday night, at least 25 President Bush in Washington. Delegates consider this a countries said they were willing Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill make-or-brcak chance for Karzai, to contribute money, a lapanese told delegates in Tokyo that all who is trying to collect funds foreign ministry official said on pledges should be carefully while the world's attention is still condition of anonymity. An over- tracked to make sure they are focused on Afghanistan. all total was not yet available, he effectively used and not squan- lie assured the delegates that said. dered through corruption. He his post-Taliban government was Countries can pledge more said it was important for Karzai committed to free-market poli- later, and some were unable to to keep his new government cies, advancing human rights promise money ahead of their small and avoid lavish spending. and wiping out terrorism. own government budget After the conference, Powell On the first day of the two-day processes. But with most big warned that rebuilding Tokyo conference, the world's pledges already made, further Afghanistan will be more chal- biggest economic powers rallied donations were expected to slow lengingthan the U.S.-led military behind his message yesterday. to a trickle. effort. Secretary of State Colin Powell The United States, lapan and "There are bad people still out promised $296 million in the cur- the European Union contributed there in waiting, trying to frus- rent fiscal year, telling Karzai that about half of the more than $2.6 trate this," Powell said of the "the American people are with billion in pledges made public so reconstruction. "What's ahead in you for the long term." far. But many other contributions some ways is going to be far Afghanistan is beginning were small, such as $5 million more difficult than what we've reconstruction nearly from promised by Turkey over five seen over the last four months." scratch. Decades of war have all years. Some countries gave no Establishing effective monitor- but levelled the country's infra- figures at all. ing systems would help Karzai's structure; the central bank was Few details were given about administration establish a track looted in the last days of the oust - the rules for spending the aid record and encourage other ed Taliban regime; and govern- money. Often, donor countries countries to come forth with ment employees have not been require their aid be used to buy continuing donations, O'Neill paid for months. goods from companies in those said. Karzai's plea came as he countries. Private aid groups The top U.N. priorities are embarked on his first world tour have expressed concerns about establishing an Afghan police The Associated Press to stump for support and solidify such conditions. force, filling the coffers of the his power base in Kabul. Bringing Karzai's chief economic advis- interim government and getting APPEAL: Afghanistan's interim Prime Minister Hamid Karzai bows to donor nation representatives at a home a bundle in aid will help er, Torek R. Farhadi, played down farmers back in the fields to plant reception in Tokyo to start the International Conference on Reconstruction Assistance to Afghanistan him do that. concerns that U.N. expectations crops. Sunday Jan. 20. ABXAE«DrHIf3KAMNOn0PZTYQSTZ Attention all BGSU Undergraduate Women: These Panhellenic Sororities will be having Spring Recruitment: Alpha Chi Omega AXfl Delta Zeta AZ Alpha Gamma Delta ArA Gamma Phi Beta r*B Alpha Omicron Pi Aon Kappa Delta KA Alpha Xi Delta AHA PhiMu
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Call or slop by oar office today! Mid Am Management 641 Third #4 BG 352-4380 BGNEWS CHING A KEY FOCUS FOR 'NEW LOOK' INDIANS. PAGE 11 BRIEFING Kent State game changed to noon TUESDAY Bowling Green, Ohio - At the request of the Mid- lanuary 22, American Conference, the 2002 Bowling Green State University athletic depart- ment has changed the time and order of the January 26 www.bgnews.com/sports basketball doubleheader fea- turing home games for both BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY the men's and women's teams. The men's team will now face Kent State at noon in a game that will be seen live on Fox Sports Ohio. The women's team will face Marshall immediately follow- ing the men's game. Originally the women were Second half separates score to face Marshall at 1 p.m., while the men were to play Kent State at 3:30 p.m. Griech led the All-MAC selection Francine "I was ecstatic with how hard game-high 19 points for the Miller, out for the season due to we played, especially in the first Cardinals. 7 was ecstatic with Falcons with 13 injury. half," said BG coach Curt Miller. The Falcons (5-12 overall, 2-4 how hard we points, but BG's first BG went into Saturday's "We really competed with them. MAC) stayed close to the matchup with its two-game con- .. I lliink they're the team to beat Cardinals (12-4, 4-1) in the first played, especially in half charge wasn't ference winning streak as poised in the MAC." 20 minutes, going into halftime the first half. We enough for the win. MAC contenders, ready to take The Falcons were led by junior trailing 35-32. After trailing 17- down the stronger Cardinals. Kim Griech's team high 13 11, BG went on an 11-0 run to really competed BG icers ByNickHurm And for the first half of the con- points. Sophomore's Kelly take a 22-17 lead at the 8:30 mark with them." IH[ 8G NCWS test, it looked like the Falcons Kapfcrer and Pam Brown were in the first half. Forget the fact that Bowling may do just that. But a second also in the double-digit category Ball State answered with its Green went into Ball State as half surge by Ball State quieted with 11 and 10 points respective- own 7-0 and a 24-22 lead. The CURT MILLER, COACH settle for major underdogs. Forget the fact the hopeful giant-killers, leading ly. BSU's reigning MAC Player of split that the Falcons were without the Cardinals to a 89-60 victory. the Year Tamara Bowie scored a LOSS. PAGE 9 withRPI
By Erica Gambaccim THE BG NEWS The Falcon hockey team fin- ished up its non-conference series of the year last weekend going 0-1.-1 against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y. The icers lost the first game of the series 0-3 Friday and came back with a 2-2 tie at RPI Saturday. "They defended their end of the rink better than we did," said BG head coach Buddy Powers. "The first two periods we didn't get Grade A opportunities. It comes down to our forwards not playing hard enough. A forward's responsibility is to score goals and we didn't do that (Friday)." Senior walk-on lames Palmer made his first career start in the net Friday for RPI. He stopped all 12 shots he faced in the first peri- od before being replaced by Nathan Marsters to start the sec- ond period. Marsters played the final two periods and finished with 21 saves. Tyler Masters defended the net for the Falcons and ended with 30 saves on the night After a scoreless first period, the Engineers' Matt Murley Chrti Schooler BGNews broke the tie when he scored on YOU'RE STRETCHING MY UNIFORM: BG guard Erik Crawford is separated by the officials in Saturday's Toledo game. his own rebound at 16:45 of the first period. RPI's second goal came at 4:40 of the third period on a wrist shot by sophomore Marc Covosie for his 11th goal of the year. Supporting casf paves way An unassisted goal by senior Andrew McPherson put the Engineers ahead, 3-0. grabbing seven boards and "It feels really good to help pulled by Dakich after thirty sec- Each team officially ended Underclassmen blocking three shots. out. It helps my confidence out a onds due to a mental lapse on with 33 shots on goal. Almanson and "Fitch and Almanson, partic- lot," Fitch said. "Coach has told the defensive end, reentered the Saturday was a different story. ularly, played a tremendous us that Keith can't be the savior game with a vengeance three "There was good action at Fitch, along with game," said BG coach Dan every game, and we knew that minutes later and never looked both ends of the rink," Powers some seniority aid Dakich. "Fitch played great the when he got his fourth foul, we back. said. "We wanted to win the Falcon's win. other night and in practice this knew someone was going to Matela scored 28 points, tying game, but we got ourselves a tie." week...Josh played like Josh have to step up." his career high, and grabbed 10 The Falcons got out to an early should play. He was very good. "Momentum was big after By Joel Hammond ALMANSON FITCH rebounds, tallying his 26th 1-0 lead when Steve Brudzewski, THE BG HEWS We have been on him to play as that play," he continued. "I tried career double-double, prompt- he is capable of playing." a freshman who was stationed After Wednesday's loss to Wednesday's game. Guard Keith to do something to not let ing this from UT point guard Clement get that shot off, just outside of the crease, scored MAC front-runner Ball State, the McLeod, who leads the MAC in Ironically, Fitch and Terry Reynolds: "He had a great on a pass from sophomore Erik Bowling Green men's basketball scoring played 40 minutes in Almanson teamed up on per- because he's their primary Eaton at just 2:26 in the first peri- haps the biggest play of the shooter. We knew he could game... He's a great player. He team needed in coach Dan each of the Falcons' last two doesn't just do that to us; he's od. Dakich's words, "get back on game. Reynolds, who scored 20 shoot the lights out, and we games, got into early foul trou- done that to a lot of teams. It's However, RPI took advantage track and bounce back against ble in each half, and was able to points in the game, had just practiced our close-out drills all not the first time he's had a good of a 5-on-3 power play to tie the Toledo". rest. picked up his fourth foul, and a week." score just 56 seconds later. Bounce back they did, defeat- While he was out, the Falcons block by Fitch sent the ball to Another factor to BG's big win, game. Hopefully next time we Covosie took a rebound outside ing the Rockets 76-57 for a num- got solid contributions from half court. After a tie-up at mid- and perhaps most notable in the see these guys we have a differ- the crease at 322 to even the ber of reasons: sophomore Josh Almanson and court, a diving Fitch poked the stat sheet was Len Matela, who ent look for him." score at 1-1. First, the Falcons got out- freshman Germain Fitch ball ahead to an awaiting might be the first to admit that "We just couldn't control The Engineers took a 2-1 lead standing play from their so- Saturday, with Almanson scor- Almanson, who jammed the ball he didn't play the game he Matela inside," said UT coach midway through the second called "supporting cast", some- ing 14 points and six rebounds and gave BG an eight-point lead would have liked to Wednesday. Stan loplin. "We didn't have an period with their second power thing else that was missing from and Fitch netting one basket, once again. The senior center, who was answer for him." play goal of the contest this time by Carson Butterwick. But the Falcons weren't about to lose two games to RPI. They tied it at 1:42 in the third period when sophomore Ryan Track teams both Wetterberg scored his fifth goal of the season after breaking in alone on Nathan Marsters. A little over a minute later, win five events Covosie took a slapshot that appeared to hit BG goalie lordan By Jayme Damson included Josh Cook in the 400 Sigalet in the head. He lay on the THE BG NEWS meter dash and the 800 meter run. ice for several minutes before The BGSU men's and women's Cook ran times of 49.87 and being taken to the locker room. track teams hosted four other 1:59.04 in his respective events "He's got a pretty good teams as they competed in the Senior Chad Kunkle won the headache right now," Powers BGSU Invitational Saturday at the 5000 meter run in a time of said. "He was knocked out. He's a Perry Field House. BG's men and 15:47.80, and BG's 4x400 meter good young goalie." women fared well, with the men's relay team won with a time of The Falcons are now 6-15-5 and women's teams winning Eve 3:20.87, nearly 2 seconds faster overall. They will return to events each. than the second place Akron Central Collegiate Hockey The men's team competed team. Association action next weekend against the University of Akron, BG's Grant Shadden placed first at the University of Michigan Hillsdale College, and Detroit in the 3000 meter run with a time OwtsSchoolw BGNw (Jan. 25-26). The face-offs for Mercy. A team score was not kept. both games are set for 7:30 p.m. BGSU's first place finishers TRACK. PAGE 9 OFF TO THE RACES: Five teams including BG competed in the BGSU Invitational. at Yost Ice Arena.
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TRACK. FROM PAGE 8 LnSSFR0MPAGE8 of 8:41.84. After his race Shadden game would be deadlocked at 27- said, "I felt really comfortable 27 after BG guard Lindsay Austin during the race, I got out well, hit two free throws. Austin ended and let the race come to me." the game with a career high in This was Shadden's first race in points and assist with nine, while two years after suffering from leg also setting a new mark with injuries. seven rebounds. Bowling Green's head track "I couldn't be more pleased coach, Sterling Martin, was "very with the position we put our- pleased since this is our first meet selves in at halftime," Curt Miller of the season. It was a nice first said. "We had outrebounded meet across the board. Our them and played an outstanding sprinters did extremely well, our half of basketball on the road. field event guys scored points, the Associated Press With the exception of some foul and our distance guys scored shooting in the first half, we points." SHAKING HANDS: Louisville coach Rick Pltino and Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins chat after the Bearcat's win over the Cardinals indeed could have had the lead in 77-50 Saturday. the first half." Womens Team The second half was a different The women's team competed story, as the Cardinals quickly against the University of Akron, jumped out to a 13-point lead. Miami University, Northern Pitino impressed with UC BSU shot 56 percent from the Illinois University, and Detroit floor in the second half, watching Mercy. their lead gradually extend to 29 BGSU's first place finishers By Joe Kay length the rest of the way. Cincinnati's half-court, Most of the shots came from points by the end of the game. BG included sophomore Alicia THE ASSOCIAItD PRESS Since an opening loss at man-to-man defense is hold- within a few feet of the basket. couldn't find a hot hand in the Taylor. Taylor won the 60 meter CINCINNATI — Rick Pitino Oklahoma State, the Bearcats ing opponents to 35.7 percent The Cardinals did a nice job final half, shooting 26 percent low hurdles in a time of 8.94 sec- has been to the Final Four. He's (17-1,5-0) have won 17 games shooting from the field and getting the ball inside against "To our credit, our kids never onds. After her race Taylor talked won a national championship. by double digits, a stretch 56.7 points per game, making Cincinnati, which was trying quit and battled and played hard about the win. "1 was just sur- He knows the look of a team unmatched by a Cincinnati it one of the most formidable to take away the perimeter the rest of the way," Curt Miller prised and pleased that I was able that can be very dangerous in team since the school's glory in the country. shot. said. "To their credit, when their to perform well in this event. I'm the NCAA tournament. days in the early '60s. Huggins thinks this team is Once Louisville got the ball kids play hard, they're very tough running a lot of events today." Cincinnati, which moved The 1960-61 Bearcats won among his best at stopping inside, all the Bearcats could to handle and pose a lot of Taylor was also a part of BGSU's from seventh to No. 4 in the their last 22 games and the opponents with half-court do was put up their hands and matchup problems. They can first place 4x400 meter relay latest poll, has the look. national title; the 1961-62 defense. The Bearcats trapped hope the Cardinals missed. hurt you in so many different team. "They're going to be a hell of team won its last 18 games and and pressed on their way to Most of the time, they did. ways. You pick your poison." In the field events, Bowling a tournament team," Pitino the national title; the 1962-63 the Final Four in 1992, then "Once they got it inside, we Green had two first place finish- said, after Cincinnati beat team won its first 19 games made it to the final eight a year just tried to make them shoot ers. Kerri McClung won the shot Louisville 77-50 on Saturday. and lost in the national cham- later with an approach much over us," said lamaal Davis, put with a throw of 14.79 meters. Pitino, who went to four pionship game. like the one this season. who had 10 rebounds. Mary Willems won the weight Final Fours with Providence That's pretty impressive "1 thought in 1992-93 we After starting 11-1 under throw with a toss of 17.47 meters. and Kentucky and won the company. defended really well in the Pitino, the Cardinals have lost Also winning events for BG national title with the Wildcats "We don't think about it as half-court, too," Huggins said. four of six, primarily because were sophomore Ellen Alkire in in 1996, got a firsthand look at much as people think we do," "These guys have been really of poor shooting. They shot the 600 meter run with a time of the nation's hottest team. said Steve Logan, who scored good." only 27.4 percent against 139.46 and the 4x400 meter relay The Bearcats extended the 21 points and led a 17-0 run in Louisville has problems Cincinnati and finished with team with a time of 4:01.28. nation's longest winning streak the first half. against any defense. The their lowest point total of the The next meet for the Falcons to 17 games by going on a 17- Everyone else is starting to Cardinals missed 24 of their season. will be on Saturday at Kent State point run in the first half, then think that coach Bob Huggins' first 28 shots Saturday, includ- Their previous worst came University for the Central keeping poor-shooting latest team might be one of his ing 13 in a row while in an 82-62 loss to Kentucky, a Collegiate Championships. I-ouisvillc (11-5, 2-3 very best. The reason: It knows Cincinnati went on its 17- team that reminds Pitino of Conference USA) at arm's how to shut down opponents. point run. Cincinnati. ADVANCE STUDENT TICKET PICKUP FOR KENT STATE GAME BGSU BASKETBALL TUESDAY thru FRIDAY BGSU STUDENTS CAN PICKUP DGUBLEHEADER DNE TICKET FOR THIS SATURDAY, JANUARY 26TH SATURDAY'S GAME AGAINST KENT STATE AT TH E BGSU TICKET OFFICE LOCATED INSIDE MEN'S BASKETBALL ANDERSON ARENA •STUDENTS MUST PRESENT A BGSU STUDENT ID
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January 22.2002 11 Pitching is Tribe's philosophy Hingis survives; By Tom Withers Sampras out THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND — For a split By Phi Brown This was Hingis' first match second. C.C. Sabathia thought 1HE ASSOCIAICD PRESS against Serra Zanetti on the pro he was dreaming. MELBOURNE, Australia — tour, but the Italian remembers Back home in California fol- Martina Hingis advanced lo the their meeting in their junior days, lowing his fabulous rookie sea- Australian Open semifinals when she was 14. son, Sabathia had dozed off TUesday by winning her hardest "Before that match, I was while watching late-night TV match of the tournament, one in thinking, '1 cant lose to a 10-year- when a breaking news report which she dropped five games to old.' but 1 did," Serra Zanetti said. the next morning jolted him unheralded Italian Adriana Serra She was the last unseeded play- from a sound sleep. Zanetti. er surviving in the womenS draw. "They said we had just traded Hingis beat 83rd-ranked Serra On the men's side, however, Robbie (Alomar) to the Mets," Zanetti 6-2,6-3, and now has lost only four of the top 26 remain. the Indians' star pitcher just 14 games in five matches, an The tournament turned into recalled Monday. "I was like, average of 1.4 per set one more disappointment for 'What?' I was stunned just like Serra Zanetti, in the quaterfi- Pete Sampras, whose winless everyone else. But we'll be all nals of a Grand Slam for only the streak now stretches to 21 events. right." second time in seven years, made Marat Safin hurt Sampras with We're OK. That was the over- Hingis run and hit more winners. his power game early and then riding message the Indians But the Italian offset them with held off a late comeback bid by were putting out to fans and errors. the Grand Slam king to advance media members on Monday as "1 didn't know exactly what to to the quarterfinals with a 6-2,6-4, they kicked off their annual expect," Hingis said. "She's not 6-7 (5), 7-6 (8) victory Monday winter press tour around Ohio. such a known player on the tour. night For most of the past seven It was tougher than maybe I Safin saved two set points in years, the weeklong bus tour to expected. the final tiebreaker before finish- Toledo, Columbus, "It was probably a good match ing Sampras off. Youngstown, MansHeld and for me to get a speedy player. During the 3-hour, 33-minute other stops in the Buckeye State "Sometimes those down-the- match, both players were upset have served as little more than lines I didn't expect" by some line calk and the nor- a chance for the Indians and The Associated PRess Serra Zanetti also surprised mally reserved Sampras vented their fans to gloat over the suc- ONLOOKER: A future baseball star hopeful listens in as Cleveland pitcher C.C. Sabithia talks to a 1 lingis with a few drop-shot win- his frustration at a spectator at cess of the previous season. crowd of fans. ners After one, Hingis spread her one juncture in the second set And to look forward to lot more emphasis on pitching. work. arms in exasperation. "I was one point away from another AL Central title. The Australian Open was the "I think we'll still We have to win people back Before being traded to New tying it up," said Sampras, winless But this year, Indians are first major Hingis won. as a 16- since taking Wimbledon in 2000 win. We have to with all the changes. We lost a York before the All-Star break. using it to sell a new, pitching- lot of power hitters, but I think year-old in 1997. She followed for his record 13th Grand Slam first philosophy — and tickets. Lawton played right field for that with two more titles here, but win people back we'll do that in the first month. tournament title. "I was frustrated The Indians are very different the Minnesota Twins, who lost in the 2000 and 2001 finals with all the "We still got Ellis (Burks). We scrapped and gave the Indians the way the match was going and from the 2001 edition: An off- still got dim) Thome. We still and has not won a Grand Slam I needed to release it somehow. season shake-up included the a scare last season before their event since the 1999 Australian. The gentleman was talking... and changes. " got Travis (Fryman). I think second-half fade. surprising trade of Alomar to Hingis is seeded third, the first I let him know how I felt about it we'll do all right." Lawton said he understands New York in an eight-player General manager Mark time since the 1997 French Open and just kind of showed a little deal. why there's some skepticism C.C. SABATHIA. PITCHER Shapiro has reshaped the that she hasn't been No. 1 for a personality." Juan Gonzalez also left" about the rebuilding plan. But Grand Slam event She fell from Indians. He wants them to after being in the opposing He had been favored here after Cleveland as a free agent, as did change from a team dependent the top ranking after 73 weeks the five top-seeded men went out veterans Kenny Lofton, Dave dugout, he knows the Indians when an ankle injury required do so by opening day in April. on home runs and hard-throw- have enough talent to win their before the third round. That left Burba .and Marty Cordova. "I think we'll still win," said ing pitchers to one stressing surgery last October. Sampras and Safin, seeded Trying to rebuild while stay- seventh Central crown in eight She next plays the winner Sabathia, whose 17 wins helped solid pitching, sound defense years. eighth and ninth, respectively, as ing competitive can be a tough between Wimbledon and U.S. the only players with Grand Slam him finish as a runner-up to and hustle. "I can see from a fan's stand- project, but Sabathia isn't wor- Ichiro Suzuki in Rookie of the Matt Lawton, who came over Open champion \fenus Williams titles still playing. And Safin pre- ried about the team's ability to and Monica Seles, a four-time vailed, just as he did in the final of Year balloting. "There will be a in the Alomar deal, has seen it TRIBE. PAGE 12 Australian Open champioa the 2000 U.S. Open. Come check US out... 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Monday's game from the start, Milwaukee led 34-15 as Detroit points; Sam Cassell but hit a lull that melted their 22- missed 17 of 21 shots in the first season added in 18. point lead to nine late in the third quarter. and early in the fourth. The "The slow start was definitely TRIBE, FROM PAGE 9 By Larry laje Pistons couldn't get closer than !H[ ASSOCIATED PUSS our undoing," Carlisle said. that. "We've got to find a way to get point, saying, 'Hey, it's going AUBURN HILLS — Home or Allen said he thinks the Bucks to be tough for them to win,"' away. Refreshed or tired. Ahead better energy at the beginning of are better when they're behind, or a game." Lawlon said. "From inside, as or behind. at least in a close contest. someone who knows the Lately, those factors haven't Detroit has been outscored 67- "It's easier," Allen said. "When 37 in the first quartSrs of the past game and played against mattered for Milwaukee. you're down or going back-and- them the last couple of years, Michael Redd scored 21 points two games. forth with a team, it's easier than By the time Stackhouse made I know this team has a great and Sam Cassell added 18 as the having to keep a 15-point or 20- chance to win. Bucks beat Detroit 97-79 Monday his first field goal with 2:04 left in point lead." "We've got some of the best for their eighth straight victory. the half — after seven misses — Detroit's lerry Stackhouse starting pitching in the game, They have won five straight on Allen had 15 points and scored 19, but was 5-of-21 from and anytime you go out there the road for the first time since Milwaukee was on its way to a 55- with great arms and great 1989. the field. Cliff Robinson and 37 lead at halftime. Corliss Williamson, Detroit's sec- defense, you've got a good "Our team is in a good mode." Detroit outscored the Bucks chance to win." Milwaukee coach George Karl ond and third-leading scorers, 17-4 to close the third and cut its combined for 12 points on 4-of- Sabathia is eager to get the said. "I think we've been much deficit to 69-60. The Pistons season underway. The 6-foot- better on the road than at home 18 shooting. "It's going to be tough for us to trailed by nine again a few min- 7 lefty has spent part of the because our focus is better. Our utes into the fourth. winter in Arizona working laziness doesn't hurt us as much win when all three of us have ter- rible shooting nights," Notes: Karl said he hopes Glen out with a private trainer. A on the road because we know we Robinson, who has missed the year ago, Sabathia went to have to play good to beat any- Stackhouse said. Reserve Ion Barry scored 17 for last 12 games with a bruised left spring training camp unsure body on the road." thigh, will be able to practice hard if he would make the 25-man Milwaukee's home game Detroit (19-20), which needed the win to go over .500 for the first on Wednesday, "Then we'll see roster. Tuesday against the Phoenix where we go from there," Karl Now, he's being counted on Suns will be its sixth in eight days. time since Ian. 5. "Obviously, we're going to have said. ... Wilmcr Jones Ham, the to stabilize the rotation and "We could've very easily taken double-digit victories. one off and said we're tired or to be a lot better than that to beat mother of Milwaukee's Darvin a top team, and we've got anoth- Ham. is the mayor of Sagjnaw, "I'm looking forward to beat up," Karl added. having a good season," he Ray Allen scored 15 first-half er one on Wednesday," said Mich. ... Redd, a second-year Detroit coach Rick Carlisle, refer- player from Ohio State, was one said. "I want to go out there points and Joel PrzybiUa had and win 17 again, if not more. career highs with 12 points and ring to the Minnesota short of his career-high of 22 The Associated Press points.... The Pistons have been But I'm not going to put any 13 rebounds for the Bucks (26- Timberwolves' visit. SWARMING DEFENSE: Milwaukee's Ray Allen (right) scored 15 pressure on myself. I want to 13). For the second straight game, called for eight technicals and a flagrant foul in their past two points in the first half to help lead the Bucks over the Pistons. have the kind of year that I Milwaukee has won 11 games Detroit dug a big hole early, but had last year." were unable to win their third in a games. AT Af Ar AT Ar Ar Ar AT AT Ar Ar \?7\? Vo\J -,'--.-UJMte ©sitaig■ WsM■-.-, Two bedroom apartments: APARTMENTS 320 Elm Si. Large furnished apartmenls close to Campus. FREE GAS HEAT. WATER & SEWER. 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Merry Street: Large furnished apartments across from Campus. Free water & sewer. vf-is 520 E. Reed Street: Urge furnished apartments across from 1 Bedroom summer only Campus Free water & sewer. Final Days LimitedAxtatfa6U 843 Sixth Street: Large unfurnished apartments with 2 baths and dishwashers. Washer/dryer m the building. To Rent!! Mi HGSU NEWIPVE GREENBRIAR, INC. 2 Blocks from -**s. Renlib Campus L=J 332 S. Main Hours: 352-0717 PM (our only office) 224 E. Wooster Mon.-Fri. 9am - 5pm Bowling Green 480 Lehman Saturday 9am - 1pm VIU-AGE 352-5620 OH 43402 GREEK www.newloverealty.com 3543533 APTV www.wcnct.org/-- gbrental I www,bgnews.com SMRTS Tuesday, January 22,2002 13 Mets acquire Burnitz in three team deal By Josh Dubow with everything else this winter outfielder Benny Agbayani. The and tliird baseman Ken Caminiti times. The Mets only had 40 home original budget. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that we've done," Mets general Mets will pay at»ut half of Zeile's and Houston got outfielder Derek runs from all of their outfielders in "We're spending an awful lot of NEW YORK — The New York manager Steve Phillips said. $6 million contract. Bell. 2001. money," Phillips said. "We didn't Mets pulled off a three-team, 11 - New York also received pitcher "We got to the point where the After going to the World Series D'Amico was 2-4 with a 6.08 set out with approval to spend it, player trade Monday night, Jeff D'Amico, infklder Lou Collier, players had been outlined for a in 2000, the Mets went 82-80 last ERA in 10 starts for Milwaukee last but as things started to fall into acquiring leromy Bumitz from outfielder Mark Sweeney and while and it was a matter of mak- year, finishing with the fewest season. He missed four months place, and we felt we had Milwaukee and sending Glendon cash from Milwaukee. The Mets ing the financial end work," runs in the majors. They were sec- because of an arm injury and had improved, the team ownership Rusch to the Brewers and Todd got two minor leaguers from Phillips said. ond-to-last in average and surgery July 2 to decompress a and fans rallied behind ii That Zeile to Colorado. Colorado: infielder/outfielder GMs Dan O'Dowd of Colorado homers in the NL nerve in his right ami. D'Amico gave ownership the comfort level The Mets completed an offsea- Ross Gload and pitcher Craig and Dean Taylor of Milwaukee Bumitz adds another big bat to was one of the top NL pitchers in to expand it." son overhaul of their offense, get- House. have a history of making big deals a lineup that returns Mike Piazza 2000. going 12-7 with a 2.66 ERA. After acquiring lefty Shawn ting the slugging outfielder they The Brewers, who saved money They took part in a four-team, and EdgardoAlfonzo. "When he was healthy in 2000, had been seeking after being by dealing Bumitz back to his nine-player swap on Dec. 13, "1 think it's pretty exciting," he absolutely dominated," Estes from San Francisco last spumed by free agent Juan original team, added a left-hand- 1999. Burnitz said. "You mention all the Phillips said. "He was always a month, the Mets Jtad an excess of Gonzalez. Bumitz will fit into a ed starter in Rusch. They also This is the biggest deal since names and it just speaks for itself. highly touted pitcher He was just left-handed starters. They also lineup with newcomers Roberto obtained outfielder Alex Ochoa December 1994, when Houston It will be nice to be a part of." besieged by injuries." signed free agent Pedro Astacio, a Alomar, Mo Vaughn and Roger from Colorado and infielder and San Diego pulled off a 12- Bumitz, who played two sea- With the latest deal, the Mets right-hander, last week. Bruce Cedeno. Lenny Harris from New York player trade — the most players sons with the Mets, hit 251 with project their 2001 payroll to be a Chen probably will move to the "This has been a rather compli- The Rockies filled their third dealt in the past 44 years. The 34 homers and 100 RBIs last sea- little more than S100 million — bullpen to make room for cated process, which seems to go base hole with Zeile and added Padres got outfielder Steve Finley son, although he struck out 150 about $5 million more than their D'Amico in the rotation. *************************************************** HHHTta Travel Travel Personals Personals Personals Classified Ads 372-6977 Spring Break 2002 - Jamaica, Can- »1 Spring Break Vacations! Cancun. Fraternities • Sororities INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE Movie Theatre The BO New* will irn kntminjly aucftf wltttr- IMMMI ihji i]itt $250 a day potential. Bartending. Training provided. 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