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i' . A.M. SHOWERS TIE GAME: 11 Kill 79 LOW 56 Men's soccer team ties www.bgnews.com Cincinnati in season A daily independent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 7 opener; PAGE 7

"This is the site of our national Labor Day outrage."

RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY JESSE JACKSON, REVEREND AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST y u u Rev. Jackson arrested on Yale campus

By Matt Apuzzo Intermittent rain dampened ;nE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Yale demonstrators, pan ofa NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The band of wet. stormy weather Rev, Jesse lackson and 13 people that stretched southwestward to were arrested yesterday after Texas. Rain also put a dampei on they blocked traffic on the Yale holiday beach outings in pans of Jniversity campus in support of I lawaii. which was on the north- striking university service and ern edge of [topical Storm clerical workers. lirnena, downgraded from a hur- lackson led more than I.IKK) ricane early In the morning. people on a Labor Day march In Detroit, union members and rally in support of the strik- and supporters laced the rainy ing workers before he was arrest- weather to march downtown to ed. celebrate labor Daj and call "This is the site of national attention to the challenges taced labor Day outrage," lackson by American workers in a strug- said. "This is going to be for eco- gling economy, nomic justice what Selma was I he parade ended at the for the right to vote." recently unveiled Michigan the march ended in a rally at Labor Legacy monument in Yale's lieinecke Plaza arid Han Plaza, which symbolizes Woodbridge Hall, which houses the continuing spirit of orga- university President Richard nized labor and the niipoit.iiicc levin's office. Police said 1.00010 of unions to the region's history. 1,500 people marched with "We're very concerned about lackson. including Connecticut this economy." said Patrick Secretary of the State Susan Devlin, secretary-treasurer of the Hvsiewiiv. who graduated from Greater Detroit Building and Yale, and state Attorney General Construction trades Council. Richard Blumenlhal, a Yale Law "People talk about the economy School graduate. picking up. but we don't see it." lackson and about 30 others The biggest celebration in then blocked traffic. To the New York City was the annual cheers of protesters, lackson was West Indian Day parade, which this year honored slain Ben SnangerBG News the first to be handcuffed The demonstrators were expected to Councilman lames Da\is as UMBRELLAS NEEDED: Puddles formed In the University Seal as Labor Day festivities were dampened yesterday as rain drown many parts of lx' charged with disorderly con- marchers wound through his Northern Ohio. Flood watches were issued for most of the northern counties. duct. district in Hrooklvn.

BG NEWS Genetics linked to binge drinking BRIEFING who had a different version, anxiety, one might also be more veyed about 2(K) Caucasian col- short, two long or a short and Cell phones needed By Kawanza L Griffin long. (NIGH! BIDDER NEWSPAPERS according to a study published in likely to use alcohol," said Paolo lege students aged 17 to 23 years for fundraiser the journal Alcohol and B. DePetrillo, the senior investi- old about their alcohol con- Although the majority of the MILWAUKEE — The same general population has either 'HE BG HEIR'S week that the University of Alcoholism. gator with the National Institute sumption and then collected The gene, known as tile sero- on Alcohol Abuse and their saliva to look at a gene that two short or two long genes, The Victims Services of the Wisconsin was ranked the about 30 percent of the white Phoenix Connection is current- nation's No. 2 party school, a tonin transporter gene — 5HTT Alcoholism who co-authored the helps regulate serotonin, a — has previously been shown to study. chemical messenger In the brain population has one of each gene, ly asking for cell phone dona- study suggests a new explanation DePetrillo said. tions to raise funds. for all that binge drinking — play a key role in emotions, However, IX'Petrillo said the known to play a role in depres- including depression and anxi- relationship between drinking sion. But the percentage varies The group is collaborating genetics. with the Shelter Alliance, who College students who carried a ety. and emotions is not clearly Everyone inherits long or short within each ethnic group, he "One might speculate that in a understood, and that further versions of the 5-H'IT gene from will give Victims Services up to particular version of a common S20 per phone donated. gene tended to have more harm- new environment like college, if studies are needed. their parents, resulting in three DRINKING, PAGE 2 one is prone to a higher level of For the studv, researchers sur- possible combinations: two Drop off boxes for cell phone ful drinking habits than those donations can be found at the following Behavioral Connections sites: 320 W. (iypsy lane Road, Bowling Green, 1010 North Prospect, Bowling Green or The Link at 315 Bush addresses union members on Labor Day Thursdn Ave., Bowling Green.

By Connie Mabin Engineers, which represents have been worse but his tax cuts FLEXFUNDSN0TS0 THE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS 400,000 construction and mainte- helped by giving families money RICHFIELD. Ohio — With nance workers in the United to spend in tough times, a view FLEXIBLE? union members cheering him on, States and Canada. that drew loud applause from the Below are the results of a poll on President Bush spent Labor Day "I understand Ohio manufac- invitation-only crowd. www.bgnews com asking the pushing his energy policy, tax cuts turers are hurting," Bush said. Standing in front of an question. "Do you support the and a promise to address the loss "Any part of a good recovery for American flag the size of a small University's decision to implement of manufacturing jobs that has hit the slate of Ohio and other manu- car suspended between two Flexfunds?" Ohio hard. facturing states has to be for the backhoes in a muddy field, Bush Bush, wearing a blue union cap manufacturing sector to come told heavy equipment operators and jacket, said that he's created a around." that a new national energy policy new job at the U.S. Department of Sen. George Voinovich. R-Ohio, would help protect its sagging ft7* Commerce that will be devoted said he has high hopes for the job. manufacturing base. exclusively to helping the manu- "As manufacturing continues Last month's blackout that left facturing industry. to face some tough challenges I 50 million Americans in Ohio and The assistant secretary of com- think the time is critical to better seven other states and Canada in merce for manufacturing posi- coordinate federal policy in sup- the dark provides an opportunity tion was among many economic- port of this critical sector and this to modernize the aging electricity related topics the president new position will help do it," I. Scott AppkmMteAP Photo Soutce vwwbgne*s com touched on while speaking to the Voinovich said. BUSH,PAGE 2 NOT FANS: Onlookers protest President Bush's arrival to Richfield. International Union of Operating Bush said the recession would Joel Hammond BG Nws

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Tuesday. September 2.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Bush braves bad weather, speaks to workers in Cleveland BUSH. FROM PAGE 1 "We're going to have to work "(Hush) knows that he needs to win over harder. We learned a lesson in grid. Mush said. the workers to win." 2000," said Dan Ronayne, a Bush \\c don't need voluntary relia- campaign spokesman. bility standards, wr need manda- VALERIE CRAMER, CROWD MEMBER. ON THE 2004 PRESIDENTIAL Ohio, one of the most union- tory reliability standards," Hush ELECTION ized states in the counny, with said to cheers, about 18 percent of the work gresses before be decides how to policy," McClashan said as rain Hundreds braved chilly tem- force belonging to a union, has vote in 2004. trickled down his lace. "I want to peratures and a constant rain lost 200,000 jobs since Bush took Met onus, a 32-year member see some action.'' yesterday lor a chance to spend office. the holiday With the president in ol the operating engineers union, Labor I lay marks the tradition- said lie believes overtime is a al start of campaign season and "He knows that he needs to win this Republican-leaning town over the workers to win," said a tucked between the Democratic benefit workers can't afford to electoral vote rich Ohio is an lose. important state. This was the shivering Valerie Cramer, 17, of Strongholds in Akron and Edinberg. Her uncle is a con- We're going to light to keep president's lltli visit to Ohio Cleveland. struction worker. Ronald McComas, 52, of that," lie said. "We'll be watching since taking office. Hush received the president on that" 50 percent ol the vote in the state Not everyone in Richfield gave Fremont, said he was impressed Bush a warm welcome. About with Hush. Hut McComas said Fellow union niembei ken in 20(H). only 3.5 percentage Met ilashan. 40, also had cautious points more than IX-mocrat Al 400 Democratic and labor leaders he'll u ail to see how the adminis- criticized his economic policy at a praise for Bush's speech, Ciore. J. Scott App4ewtiite AP Photo tration's plan to do awaj with nearby rally. overtime in favor of time oil pro- I would like to hear more Republicans are preparing for HE SPEAKS: President Bush addresses a crowd yesterday in details about his manufacturing another close race. Richfield, a suburb of Cleveland.

with two new BGSU Gene study also &A police officers links depression DRINKING, FROM PAGE 1 alcoholism institute. Men typical- By Kara Hull night and day. You wore a suit ly have more problems associated fCllOU III CHIEF and tie al [the Wood County said. For example, African- with their drinking, though alco- Americans tend to have a higher Charles I ,inglonI Common Pleas Court), but there hol problems are highest among Graduate from: Universit) "i are a lot of things thai are same proportion of the long variant, young adults ages 18-29 and low- Louisville; Springfield Academy law enforcement wise. while Asians have more short est among adults ages 65 and Police Division variants, he said. older. Binge drinking, defined as five Most recent experience: What's your biggest challenge In addition, people who start Corrections officei with the right now in your position hen1? or more drinks at a single sitting drinking at an early age, particu- Kentucky Department of Charles: It's a little bit different for men and four for women, was larly those younger than 14, are Corrections to me because I haven't worked more prevalent in students with more likely to develop alcohol on a college campus before and i two copies of the short form of the problems later in life. Ion I iiidli.iitit haven't worked with the Greek gene, the study found. In addi- More than 70 percent of adult Graduate from: Owens system. tion, those students were more Wisconsinites drink, and a love Communit) College Ion: Knowing the local geogra- likely to drink to get drunk and to affair with booze begins by age 10, Most recent experience: phj and just getting used to Charles langtord consume more drinks at a sitting according to the Centers for Constable with the Wood County everything. than students with other combi- Disease Control and Prevention. Common Pleu't ourt nations. Despite a drop in the percentage What do you view your job as The study also found that hav- of students who binge drink at being at the University? ing at least one copy of the long UW-Madison — from 66 percent How is your job liere at the ( harles: lust like with a tegular variant was protective; those stu- in 2001 to 62 percent in 2003 — University different from your heat, your main focus is the dents tended to drink less, even the school still managed to leap previous positions? University. The goal would be to though they went out to drink as from 10th to 2nd place in The Charles: I took what some enhance safet) oi the Universit) often as the other students. Princeton Review's national people might call a big step. I had and combat an) criminal activity A study last month by Madison "party school" rankings. on-hand dealings as a probation Ion: I'o be able to wink with researchers also found that peo- "It's a chronic problem, and it's officer, that was a big part of gh - students as much as possible. Wfe ple with two short genes were a struggle (to quit! because drink- ing me the hands-on experience. need to improve community more likely to develop depression ing has immediate effects for peo- Coming hen' enhanced what I relations a lot mostly b) working after experiencing multiple ple who drink," said Allen already knew. with students. stressful events. Zweben, director of the Center for Ion: ii's a difference between Alcoholism affects 1 out of Addiction and Behavioral Health every 13 adults, or about 14 mil- Research and a professor of social Ion Luidhsn lion Americans, according to the work at UW-Mihvaukee. "But the Get involved capturing Telephone Directory Address Change Form student life at BGSU! Attention Off-Campus Students

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www.bgnews.com/campus TEACHER INDICTED IN SCHOOL THEFT RING LANCASTER, Ohio (AP)—A teacher accused of masterminding a theft ring has been indicted, along with a former student. Two other people accused of being part of the ring have been arrested. A I'airfield County grand jury1 issued a 32-count indictment Friday against John Dolby, 34, a teacher at the I'airfield Career Center vocational school for 11th- and 12th-grade students. CAMPUS Poor students win in new admission policy

By Maryanne George «NiGH' RIDDfR HfWSPAPtltS DETROIT—The University of The calendar of cwnls is laken from Michigan's new admissions poli- hllpJ/evenls.h^.u.edu cy released Thursday reaffirms its commitment to minority stu- dents and cracks open the dooi more widely to Students — of all 10 a.ni.-f) p.m. Library Tours Welcomes Students races — who have had a tough Expressions: Surface Threads lerome library. 1st Floor Held behind student I lealth time getting in. liber Center Poorer students could be the Presented by the libers II a.m.-2 p.m. big winners in the new process Program in the School of Art IKiStI Women's Rugby 6-10 p.m. lor undergraduates. University Union Galleries Recruitment Table Auditions for Tiddler on the of Michigan officials and nation- Union Lobby Roof al experts said. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 405 University Hall Last yean more than hall ol Through the Needle's I ye 2:30-5 p.m. University of Michigan freshmen Williml 1 Vankelinan < killer)' Office of Academic 6-10 |i.iii. came from households with Enhancement Open I louse & Auditions for "The Laramie incomes of S100,(KK) or more. 10 ,i.m. '. |i in Welcome Project" Students from families with BGSU College Republicans IOI University Hall loeE Brown Theatre- 1st incomes less than $.K).(XX) made Info. & Membership Floor University Hall up one in five University of Recruitment 3:30 p.m. Michigan students, according to Education nitfc steps Education Abroad Re-entry 6-10 |i.in. a recent study Session Auditions for "Times Square "We want to get more infor- 10 a.m.-5 p.m. UOSOffenhauerWat Angel" mation about students on many Bowling Party Info. Table ■III South Hall dimensions. I hope ue get kids Sylvia Kapuscinski KRI Campus Sponsored bv Delta Sigma 4-7 p.m. from all groups for UNI." said CELEBRATION: Students celebrate on the campus ol the University Theta. In terVarsity Christian 6:30-7 p.m. University of Michigan President ot Michigan lune 23 alter a U.S. Supreme Court decision on the use Mary Sue Coleman. Student Union Lobby Fellowship Info. Table Library Tours of race in admission policies. Union lobby 1st Floor Jerome library The new policy aims to cure supplement the family's income. to a.m,-5 p.m. criticism that the University of Association for College Admissions officers are insti net led I-JC Recruitment Table !> p.m. 8 p.m. Michigan paid too much atten- vhnission Counseling Mill. University of Michigan Union Deal Recreational Sports: I aces of America tion to race. In lune. the U.S. ed to give advantages — noi quantified numerically- 10Stu- Something for everyone 202-lenhart Grand Ballroom Supreme Court found unconsti- officials emphasized that the school — one ol the nation's 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Ml Union tutional a policy that awarded dents facing adversity Students who would be their most selective public universi Utter-Day Saint Student 9:30 p.m. minorities an automatic 20 family's pioneers In attending ties will put the top priority on Association Info. Table 6-8 p.m. UAO Movie: Bruce Almighty points on a 150-point scale. I he Union Lobby I lnw lb Workshop: ( alligraphv 20H Union I healer court said the process was too college would get a boost, too. academic performance for the Advance registration is rigid. "U-M is making the transition more than 25,000 students seek from simply saying they want ing about 5200 spots in the fall 10 a.m.-3 p.m. required. I'or the first time, the socioeconomic diversity in their 2IXW freshman class. Real I jfc Info. Table Union 207 University of Michigan is asking about students' household mission statement to making the Coleman said admitting more Union Lobby low income applicants does inn 6 p.m. income, whether they come commitment to moving ii into their admissions process," said mean the more affluent students 11-11:30 a.m. Environmental Health from a single-parent household. the Size Of their household and David Hawkins, direct f pub- will lose out. whether a student must work to lic policy for the National

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Author Mark Twain (frauiqpotoMom) OPINION 911 tapes are personal, informative

It is the month of September radio transmissions and 911 been done so with the purpose the tapes to the public will shed be of more importance for the has ever seen. and a very important anniver- emergency calls have just been of informing the public and with light on how the situation purpose of understanding the Are the families of the victims sary is approaching. The tragedy released to The New York Times. some regard to the feelings of the unfolded. To be more specific, situation because they are com- really ready to have their loved- that occurred on September 11, The morality of this decision is in caller and the caller's family. the tapes might help people munications between the very ones last words released to the 2001 will be two years old in a serious question here at The BG It is not clear as to which of the understand why there were still people who were handling the world? The United States is one few weeks. Many people will News. September 11 emergency calls people in the towers when there situation. of the few places where citizens mourn the horrific loss of life on Most of the phone calls made would be hardest to read or lis- was ample time for them to However informative the 911 can fight for the right to be that day when the towers fell. were either 911 emergency calls ten to. the hysterically frantic evacuate. emergency calls and the radio informed on situations such as But. no one will grieve more or between loved ones who were calls for help, or the calls from The radio transmissions transmissions, the fact still September 11. However, this deeply than the families and saying their last words. Now, 911 those who didn't realize the between firemen and police offi- stands thatSeptemberll,2001 right sometimes tramples the close friends of those killed. emergency calls are occasionally severity of the situation. There cers, which were also released to was a horrific day for the entire right to privacy. The tragedy is Another significant event, released to the public with some are some who have the idea (this the public, are also supposed to nation. Most of the voices on the not that long passed, and the however less well-known, has editing in place. Hopefully, the includes some relatives of vic- inform people of what hap- recordings perished in the worst release of these tapes could have just occurred. The recordings of emergency calls released have tims) that releasing excerpts of pened. These tapes will probably terrorist attack the United States a serious effect on those still

Several changes to campus The man in black are pesky to some students PEOPLE deserved the award

tive. Apparently, on-campus res- back-up quarterback. This is ON THE STREET have become leeches to idents who are not at least 21 why our team was disrespected CURT HARRIS whomever was the biggest MATT years of age cannot possess in the national rankings: their flash in the pan at the time, SUSSMAN alcohol containers — even if If you could pick any proved again the following year strength of schedule rivaled that Columnist they are empty. I understand the of my intramural team. song to represent your when Eminem won with Humor Columnist logic. The beer can was once not The toilet paper in the bath- life, what would it be? "Without Me." empty. See how much trouble rooms is not as absorbent. It The VMAs are now over History lesson completed, It's only been a week and the this underage consumption rule seems papery, doesn't it? It's not with, and while it hasn't hap- this year's winner was Missy campus has already changed causes? lust change the legal as soft as last year's. Although pened yet, I'm sure it's only a Elliot with "Work It," a slightly enough for the worse to provoke drinking age to 13 years of age, hygiene is important, comfort is matter of time before I begin above average video. None of a column of minor gripes and and in time the dimwitted a necessity as well. If I just ate receiving spam e-mails trying the other videos jumped out at pet peeves. drunks will be cleaned out with something with hot sauce and to sell me video tapes of you. None had any special First, where did all of these the genetic poolskimmer. In later needed to visit the porce- Christina, Britney and effects that you knew were students get the hi-tech cell protest of this new rule, I will lain ATM machine, I don't reach Madonna at an after party. The going to change everything phones? I must apologize, since tape an empty bottle of water to for the scouring pad. I study real story is the robbery that and the only one that really I lived in a cave with an Amish my door and write "KEG" on the hard, so I earned it. I should be took place. drew you in was lustin family over the summer. Upon front. If I don't write another col- able to wipe myself with the CHRISTOPHER I'm not sure how MTV justi- Timberlake and that was fies holding video music my return to campus, it seems umn, then you will know they same stuff God would use if he KUCHERAK because we all knew it was everybody has a cell phone with caught me. had to perform number two. awards as it is hard to recall the really about Britney Spears SOPHOMORE, last time they actually played a cheating on him... maybe enough bells and whistles to 1 don't like the new on-cam- I've gotten this far and I have music video. Originally, the land on the moon. Granted, pus parking permits. They are yet to mention Flexfunds. DIGITAL ANIMATION with Madonna. VMAs Video of the Year award There was one video that those mundane ditties which too glittery. The BGSU logo on Personally, I'm not that outraged was awarded to videos that did stand out. It wasn't techno- people pass off as ring tones the permit is a little too sparkly by Flexfunds. I have no problem "Led Zepplin's 'Dazed were groundbreaking or simply logically advanced, in fact it remind me of the days of 8-bit for my taste. I'm just glad they eating at one of the other fine and Confused.'" touching. It was the ground was its primitive style that Nintendo didn't dip the parking passes in campus eateries. Besides, I did- breaking "Rockit" by Herbie made it stand out. I, of course, Next, I went into the Elizabeth Taylor perfume and n't like the colors of the Union. Hancock in 1984, the touching am talking about Johnny Cash's McDonald food court only to make the edges of them fuzzy. They should scrap it and build a realize they removed the sand- Didn't I see something like that "Boys of Summer"' by Don cover of "Hurt." For those of new one. Henley in 1985 and the techno- you how haven't seen the wich bar. Like loey from the in The Shed? As for Flexfunds, 1 think it is a And just who commandeered logically advanced for it's time video, it is, like the song, a show "Friends," my favorite food funny word. I like funny words all the good plates and silver- "Money For Nothing" by the reflection on Cash's long career, is sandwiches. You can obtain The reason Flexfunds is such a sandwiches anywhere, but ware on campus? I think the Dire Straights in 1985. incorporating footage from his great word is because I can't tell meat products around here are Other winners of MTV's younger days with jet black nothing beats the allure of mak- whether or not its connotation ing your own stack of four meats developing a natural immunity Video of the Year were awarded hair, intercut with him today, in is meant to be beneficial to col- CRISTY BOWMAN and two cheeses. Also, the cam- to plastic forks. Darwin was to "Losing My Religion" by the twilight of his career and lege students. "Flex" comes from SOPHOMORE,± MIDDLE REM, "Right Now" by Van life, graying hair and aged face. pus has seemed to stop stocking always afraid of this. the Latin word "flexilis," proba- bagels from Barry Bagels, and A lot of my money goes to the Halen, "leremy" by Pearl lam, The average MTV viewer has bly meaning either "flexible" or CHILDHOOD EDUCATION decided to demote its bagel sup- athletic department. They used "Cryin" by Aerosmith, no clue who he is and what he "Steak Escape." The word ply by buying the store bought this money to book football "Waterfalls" by TLC and represents. Ironically, Justin "funds" is actually a plural word "'Beautiful'by variety. As a self-titled sandwich teams from the l-AA Division "Tonight, Tonight" by Timberlake did, and said pub- of the word "fund," which gum, I should know that bagels (which is an abbreviation for Christina Aguilera." Smashing Pumpkins. licly that he thought Cash means "something college stu- and twist ties should not have to "Teams With Tiny Players, But All of these videos stand as should have won Best Male dents don't have because they be found next to each other. God Bless Them, They're Doing landmark videos, and if and Video. So, I'm not really sur- spent so much dam money on Nevertheless, I can't even erect Their Best."l It's great to see our when there is a music video prised he didn't win; he's 71 their meal plan." my own turkey, ham, and salami football team pick their teeth hall of fame, they should be years old, and that's older than Then again, this campus isn't sandwich at the "Macateria." with teams such as Eastern among the first inductees. all the other nominees com- so bad. Where else would a Founders, here I come. Kentucky, but does the Athletic As we get closer to the pre- bined minus Missy Elliot. Not One of the new residence hall Department really want all of us newspaper not only let me write sent, the Video of the Year exactly MTV's usual artist, so I nonsensical rants without first niles hardly affects me, given to leave at halftime? None of us award has become less reward- do give them credit for nomi- my proudly announced sobri- walked all the way across cam- seeing any sample writings, but ing for the Best Video, and nating him. However, the first ety, but it seems a little restric- pus to watch the promising also pay me for doing so? CHRIS AUGUST more rewarding to whoever is time I saw the video for "Hurt" most like!)' to benefit MTV in JUNIOR, JOURNALISM I got goose bumps. It was so the future. The more recent powerful how he turned a teen '"Terrapin Station'by winners haven't aged well. angst song into a song reflect- Seeking advice? Does anyone even remember ing an entire life time, just with Grateful Dead." lamiroquai? He was the winner his voice, and then to reinforce The BG News would like to add an advice in 1997. Madonna's 1998 win it with the images in the video. with "Ray of Light" and Lauryn Yes, "Hurt" was nominated column to the opinion section. The column Hill's 1999 win with "DooVvbp for seven awards, and it did (That Thing)" were deserved win one, "Best would respond to selected student submis- considering the competition, Cinematography," a fairly but hardly belong on Mount insignificant technical award Olympus with the other leg- that in no way honored cash or sions. If this is something that you would utilize endary videos. the song, but rather the man In 2000 the "Real Slim who held the camera. Thats or enjoy reading please let us know. Shady" won. Memorable, per- better than nothing, but a CHAD WHITE haps. Groundbreaking, for- musical legend like Cash SOPHOMORE, MIDDLE warding the art form of music deserves... nay... has earned videos, or touching? Not a more than that, especially Email us at [email protected] CHILDHOOD EDUCATION chance. In 2001 it was that ter- against lightweights like "'Wanksta' by rible cover of "Lady Timberlake, Elliot, 50 Cent and or call 372-6966. Marmalade" that won, solidify- Eminem. 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AWARDS, FROM PAGE 4 (iish video of the year, I hope Commuters need somewhere to park too you're somewhere in a burning was bom. SO, to whoever decid- ring of fire, ed against awarding lohnny DAN ROBERTS problems faced by commuter inconvenient measures for act collectively will they be GRADUATE STUDENT students. After all, without com- Commuter students, die ones heard. If the University is not muter students, I Iniversity who, in part, pay their pay- responsive to student com- Guest Columnist enrollment would decline and check. plaints about parking, then stu- BCiSU would face the potential The fact that faculty and staff dents should complain to third vweuc, i it seems as though with each loss of revenue. have the most convenient of all parties or to whoever lends an 6-U655 THAT OofcS" passing year the parking prob- If one is bold enough to com- parking spaces contradicts the car. Negative word of mouth lems worsen at the University. IT- Ht'5 PRov/gl? P-gVOrV plain to the parking and traffic basic marketing principle: the advertising to potential stu- The prime real estate at this department at the University, customer conies first. Most dents may have an effect on 7H£5"HApovJ OP" A Vo\>6T educational institution is not then the staff recommends that organizations require staff to future enrollment. Better yet. 1 the classrooms, the lahoratories THAT 6to^AHryACA\ii^*' if t>==-^ students park in lot» 20 next to park the farthest so that cus- challenge University officials to or the library, but instead avail- /VtAlsJ-AoAOe .' the stadium, which is a gravel tomers can park in the most set aside one day each semester able parking spaces. This year lot with a handful of available convenient spaces. If staff has in which students park in facul- seems to lx' a record in which spots. There are plenty of stones convenient parking available to ty and staff lots and vice versa. desperate commuter students to chip paint off any size car them then why can't commuter Then University officials will who ate eager to attend class students be entitled to the and space is limited because experience reality shock and are in direct violation of posted same? The fact is that if faculty (ft er half the lot acts as an over- they will also experience first- regulations. Amidst a sea of flow for on campus students. and staff had to park where hand what commuter students automobiles, many are either Then there is also lot» 6 which commuters have to then there have to go through daily. Ihe double parked or are parked on serves as an overflow for all would not be a problem months for this event should be the grass. The all too often vehicles. It is next to the inter- because it would have long held in Inly. December and dilemma lacing commuter stu- state and one still has to hike a liecn solved. April, for obvious reasons. dents Is whether to miss class quarter of a mile to reach the It should be common knowl- The simple fact remains (hat due to a lack of available park- bus stop and then await a bus edge that students are the some action needs to be taken. ing or to design a makeshift to get on campus. Not only is lifeblixxl of the University. In Commuter students should not parking spot with whatever this incredibly inconvenient but fact, the University would not space is availalde in order to also by the time you arrive on even exist without the students. lx' ignored. The University attend class. campus there is a gix>d proba- Through tuition, the students should exert some effort to cor- II the essence ol education is bility that your class has ended. pay staff and faculty salaries rect the situation. Ihe funds for change, as publicized on the The big question is whether and wages but are given last additional lots or parking mortar block on the facade of the staff practices what they priority when it comes to park- spaces could In ■ obtained from the Student I InKm, then why is preach. Not a chance. It is ing. With all due respect, con- parking fines and permit fees. it that the Uni\crsit\ will not mind-boggling to allow such trary to popular belief As for me, I will reflect on how Would you like to submit a col- react lolheproblemVThe hypocrisy to proliferate at an University faculty and staff are much attention was given to University knows both the educational institution. If one is not above students because the parking problems when the umn or Letter to the Editor? number of commuter students unwilling to park next to the students are the cause of work Alumni Office contacts me and the available parking spots interstate and hike to campus at the University. Students pro- regarding donations. If the uni- and is well aware thai students then one should not expect oth- vide the University with jobs. It versity turns a deaf ear to com- outnumber available space ers to do the same. It is ironic is a shame that parking policies muter students, then when the If so, e-mail submissionsThe BG News I el's face it: parking regulations that University staff, who have do not reflect this philosophy. University cries out for financial need to be relaxed or revised to the most convenient parking There is power in numbers. help they too should not be at [email protected] reflect the current parking available, advocate the most Only when commuter students heard.

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NEW ARMY INCINERATOR PUT TO WORK www.bgnews.com/nation ANNISTON, Ala. (AP) —The Army destroyed about 530 gallons of sarin nerve agent in the first bulk burn of the lethal chemical at the Army's newest weapons incinerator, and the remaining 270 or so gallons are to be destroyed later this month, an Army spokesman said yesterday. NATION "Those rains are needed down there, no doubt about it." Sharks hamper Labor AWN MOLLER, METEOROLOGIST Day fun on US. beaches Ttopipl storm

By Chelsea I Carter The shark was believed to be 15 to »SSCc*'ED PHCSS runs its course 1H feel long. It was California's first fatal IHI ASS0C1*1r D PRESS SAN ONOFRE Calif.—Ashark Beaumont and Port Arthur, east attack and sightings dose enough shark attack since 1994 and only The rain-laden remnants of ol Houston. to shore to warrant nicknames for the tenth recorded death in the [topical Storm Grace streamed The Bolivar Peninsula, just east .1 trio of great while sharks have stale since 1932, according to across eastern Texas Monday, of (lalveston, got the brunt of prompted swimmers ami surfers slate I ish and (lame reci irds. dampening Labor Day activities Her death has had drastic (Irace with radar-based estimates (o think twice about summer's and causing scattered street of 10 to 12 inches of rain, a last hig beach weekend. effects on businesses in the tiny flooding hut no major problems. National Weather Service meteo- We're not Roing to he going in hamlet A flash flood watch for much of nilogist Charles Roescler said. the water," said lixld Wester. :1H. "On a bus) midweekdayweget northern lexas was canceled as as he unpacked towels during a about -11)11 people," Danielle Despite the heavy rain, coastal Area the weakening tropical depres- legions had only street flooding recent trip with his family to San Evans, manager of the Custom sion merged with a cold front and and some swollen streams Onofre state Beach, tit) miles I louse Restaurant, said Thursday. moved toward Oklahoma and Monday, said Alan Mollcr, a north of San Diego. "Yesterday, n K hardly looked Arkansas, Hood watches and at the water." weather service meteorologist in Several other ( alitbmians face warnings remained in effect Iwt Worth. the same choice met the Labor Biologists sa) once a greal along the Gull (.oast near Daj hoUda) then teats com- white has been spoiled, its pru- Houston reported 4.2 inches I Intision west to Austin and San but still is about 8 inches below pounded by a shark attaek earlier dent to be cautious. Antonio. this month on the central coast "It's probably besl for people to the 31 inches of rain it normally The holiday also was rained out gets by this time of year, Moller that killed a woman as she swam stay out oi the water. White sharks from Missouri across the Ohio alongside seals. I he great white are known to stay in areas for said. valley and lower (Steal I ;ikes. "Those rains are needed down shark that attacked net was periods of time, and return to More than 4 inches of rain fell areas year alter year," said Mike there, no doubt about it," Moller believed to he IS to m feet long. in 24 hours in parts of central said. Predators have also been Shane, a research biologist al the Indiana, causing Monday morn- repeatedly spotted dose to shore. lluhbs-Sea World Research (Irace was the third storm to hit ing sheet flooding that blocked Texas this season. Hurricane sometimes humping sutlers' Institute, intersections and knocked out boards. Three young sharks, about b to Claudcttc came ashore in July, powei in some communities, killing two people and causing an At San Onofre, the signs posted 7 feet long and weighing up to 350 Rainfall amounts included 457 pounds each, have been spoited estimated $90 million in damage. on gates and lifeguard towers are Inches at Indianapolis and 4.15 at A month later. Tropical Storm warnings. At Avila Beach, about almost daily til San Onofre since leire Haute. Hrica moved ashore near _'(K) miles north of LOS Angeles. last week. Grace blundered onto the authorities have closed the water. Although great white sharks Brownsville, bringing heavy rain Texas central coast from the (iulf to the Rio Grande Valley. Deborah Iran/man. 50, of can be found in coastal waters Oamian DovaRatnes AP P t i il Mexico on Sunday, quickly los- Nipomo was killed by a great Weekend downpours that from Alaska to Baja California, ing ils tropical storm rating as its started early Saturday caused a while while swimming among officials say il is unusual to find SHARK WARNING: Park aide Noell Estrada collects parking fees maximum sustained wind sharks so close to the surface. flash flood that swept across the seals at Avila Beach on Aug. 19, and shares information about shark sightings with visitors at San dropped below 39 mph. Kansas Turnpike, drowning four Onofre State Beach in San Nearly "> inches of rain-fell at children near Hmporia, Kan. Onofre, Calif.

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ii'Tr "riitir-T in ? aWfiffratrr ." ~' 'YTnfni'rl •' ';-"■' iT'Tr ~-w -i-—-,•- r T~-iftf T> n' r, if'""'; ' '■"'■ 'VCTrniif' ilMff-* i'i°i'riii)'itiiTT*Hnii ttint "II> •-irittfrtMMgrriirtr" THIS WEEK IN BIG WIN: CINCINNATI WINS BIG IN SEASON OPENER, DOWNING E. CAROLINA. PAGE 8 BG SPORTS Women's Soccer TUESDAY Friday, Sept. 5 September 2, vs. Eastern Illinois at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7 2003 vs. Eastern Michigan at noon. Volleyball www.bgnews.com/sports Friday, Sept. 5 at Bradley at 8:30 p.m. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Saturday, Sept. 6 vs. UMBC [at Bradley] at 2p.m. vs. Eastern Illinois |at Bradleyl Cross Country Friday, Sept. 5 vs. Toledo Women's Golf Culp leads women again Saturday, Sept 6 By Elliott Schreiner "Amber Culp led the race from start to finish and looked very the top ten was Edgar Ramirez, Ball State Cardinal Classic SPORTS REPORTER at Muncie Ind. All day. who finished fourth with a time The cross country team had strong throughout." of 21:39 in the four-mile race. Football a highly successful weekend as "It was the first collegiate race they got solid performances CAMI WELLS, CROSS COUNTRY COACH for Edgar Ramirez." Wells said. Saturday, Sept. 6 from both the youthful and Cami Wells said. "They all com- Andrea Pollack (19:41), Bridget was also very pleased with "He ran strong from start to fin- at Purdue at 1 p.m. experienced sides of the roster. peted well and finished in a nice Dalle 119:45), and Melissa Andrea Pollack. Bridget Dalic, ish. He is an aggressive runner The women were boosted by pack." Krueger (19:49). whom finished and Melissa Krueger." with a bright future." Men's Soccer team captain Amber Culp while The women dominated their fifth, sixth, and seventh, respec- While the women dominated Wells and her runners are Sunday, Sept. 7 the men were lead by newcomer side of the open with Culp run- tively. their side of the field, the men looking forward to their meet vs Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2 p.m. Edgar Ramirez. ning a first place time of 19:16 in "Amber Culp led the race from struggled while racing with just a against Toledo this weekend "I was pleased with the efforts the5K. start to finish and looked very partial squad of five runners. which is in Bowling Green and by both squads today," coach She was helped by teammates strong throughout," Wells said. "1 The only runner that placed in will stan at five this Friday. BG NEWS SPORTS BRIEFING Men's team Women's soccer loses two in Hawaii plays to tie The women's soccer team dropped two non-conference games this weekend while Mel Mahler's squad on this year's team, coach Mel playing in the OHANA Hotels opened their sea- Mahler was expecting big & Resorts No Ka Oi tourna- things from his veteran ment in Honolulu. son at home, tying defense early on in the season, On Saturday night, the Cincinnati 0-0. and they certainly did not dis- Falcons dropped a 5-1 con- appoint. test to nationally ranked The two regulation periods Arizona State. By Chris Willie of Saturday's game were The Falcons lone goal in SPORTS REPORTER played fairly equal by both the game came from Kristy The Bowling Green men's teams. Cincinnati recorded Coppes, with the assist going soccer team got their season seven shots in regulation while to Ashley Wentzel. underway this weekend the Falcons managed to get Arizona State came into the against Cincinnati, with a 0-0 eight shots, none of which game ranked 11 th in the tie. were able to find the net. country. The season-opener for the In the overtime periods, the The Falcons also dropped Falcons was highlighted by Falcons seemed to be on Sunday's game, falling 4-0 to strong defensive play from defense the entire time. They host Hawaii. Hawaii got two both sides, and although it was did not have a shot on goal in goals from Natasha Kai. not a victory, it was still a very either of the two overtime After the game, Kasey positive experience for the periods. The Bearcats had a Freeman and Britt Anderson team. total of three shots on goal in were named to the all-tour- The defense for the Falcons overtime. nament team. was extremely effective and Each of the possible game BG returns to action on winning goals for the Bearcats Friday, when they open their managed to shut out the usu- ally high-powered offense of were saved by goal keeper home schedule against DeGraff. Eastern Illinois. The game Cincinnati. starts at 2 p.m. The team, led by goalkeeper This non-conference David DeGraff, shut the matchup with Cincinnati Bearcats down in regulation should serve as a confidence Volleyball wins two play and only allowed a total of booster for the Falcons who of three in tourney seven shots on goal the entire were looking to start the sea game. son off on the right foot. The BOISE, Idaho — After drop- The Falcons, however, also Falcons' defense proved they ping it's first match to Boise had a tough time getting to the could hold off a tough team for State on Friday in four sets, a total of 110 minutes. the volleyball team rebound- net. The Falcons were only able to record five shots on The Falcons' next test will ed with two consecutive wins come against Wisconsin Green to go 2-1 in the Boise State goal, all of which were saved by Cincinnati goalkeeper John Bay on Sunday. Sunday's game Invitational. for the Falcons will once again BG defeated Portland on Adams. Saturday afternoon. Although the Falcons fin- be at home. The Falcons also prevailed ished the game in 0-0 tie, the Following the home game Ben Swaitger BG News defense proved that they were they arc on the road until Sept. Saturday evening against FIGHTIN' THE CATS: Bowling Green's Dave Belfort deals with a Cincinnati Bearcat defender Saturday Utah Valley State to conclude willing to take on the chal- 28, when they return home to the tournament. lenge of leading the team. take on Michigan. afternoon at Cochrane Field. The Falcons and Bearcats dueled to a scoreless tie. BG players Samantha With many younger players Rennau and Taylor Twite were named to the all-tour- nament team. Complete story coming tomorrow. Football gets votes Porter shot in random in national poll The Bowling Green football team has received some attack near Colorado bar national attention in the ESPN/USATODAY Coaches By Ben Kieckheter State. special guy and he'll be back." Poll. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "The bullet entered his left Clark Haggans, who played After the team's 63-13 win DENVER — By all accounts, buttocks and is lodged in his mostly as a rush end in the over Eastern Kentucky, BG loey Porter was simply mind- right thigh," Pittsburgh coach Steelers' dime defense last received three votes in the ing his own business. Bill Cowher said Sunday. "All season, likely will start poll. That changed when the the preliminary tests are being Sunday's opener against Elsewhere in the Mid- Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker done and, at this time, it looks Baltimore. Haggans also is a American Conference, was shot just before 2 a.m. as though the bullet did not hit former Colorado State player. Northern Illinois received 26 Sunday outside a bar following any vital organs. He is resting Cowher talked to Porter on votes, while Marshall got 24 the Colorado-Colorado State comfortably in the hospital Sunday and said the line- votes. football game. and we are in the process of... backer was distraught over With their victory on "He was an innocent trying to fly him back here getting hurt with the season Thursday, Northern Illinois bystander," police spokesman (Monday)." about to start. The Steelers knocked Maryland out of the Sonny lackson said. "There Cowher did not speculate otherwise came through the Top 25. Maryland had been was no confrontation or alter- how long Porter would be out preseason with no serious ranked No. 14 in the poll. cation that we know of at this but did say the team wouldn't injuries. Oklahoma remained at the time." place him on injured reserve, "He's as well as can be top of the poll, getting 32 first One man was killed and five which would sideline the line- expected. He feels like he's let place votes. Ohio State seriously injured after the backer for the season. Losing the football team down. He received 26 first place votes, shooting outside the All Sports Porter for a substantial period was really emotional," Cowher staying second overall. Bar & Grill in northeast would be a major blow to a said. Purdue, Bowling Green's Sins Cross AP Photo Denver. Porter, whose injuries defense that was the NFL's best Porter was standing outside opponent this weekend, was PORTER WOUNDED: Pittsburgh Steeler Joey Porter was seri- were not life-threatening, had in 2001 and ranked seventh the bar in northeast Deiwer ranked No. 20. gone to the bar following the overall last season. ously wounded when he was among six people shot early football game. The All-Pro "loey's going to be fine; he'll PORTER, PAGE 9 Sunday outside a bar in Colorado. linebacker played at Colorado be back," Cowher said. "He's a

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 8 Tuesday. September 2.2003 SPOKTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Bearcats roll in season opener By Joe Kay who was 13-of-25 for 121 Thompson, who signed on as got to gel so much better on," IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS yards. "We didn't even open the Pirates' I8lh head coach Thompson said. "We got it CINCINNATI— Quarterback up. We didn't show anything in on Dec. 20. lunior quarterback stuck to us pretty good today. Gino (iuidugli spent most of the passing game." Desmond Robinson was errat- We didn't do anything all day his time handing off and tak- They didn't have to. The run- ic in his first career start, and to create any momentum." ing off as Cincinnati rolled up ning game was so good that an offensive line that was sup- East Carolina, which went 4- It) points. there was no need to throw. posed to be the Pirates' 8 last season, lost its opener for A trend? lie hopes not. Richard Hall ran for 117 strength — five senior starters the 10th time in the last 13 Guidugli lied the school yards and the Bearcats' first — got manhandled. years. The Pirates' next two record for career touchdown touchdown, setting the tone. "They dominated the line of games are against West passes, bin was little more Derlck F.ddingtnn added 138 scrimmage the whole game." Virginia and Miami. than a middleman yesterday yards and a touchdown after Robinson said. "It was a rough Cincinnati returns 10 as the Bearcats ground out a Cincinnati took control. day totally on offense." starters from a team that went 40-3 victory over East "One time I came to the Thompson, a defensive 7-7 last season, including a 42- Carolina. sideline and said. "1 haven't coordinator at seven schools 2(i victory over the Pirates that I iuidugli, a junior who holds seen holes this big since high including I.SU, Arkansas and clinched a share of the many of Cincinnati's passing school." said Hall, who initially Florida, couldn't get his Conference USA title and a trip records, had as many runs as enrolled at Ohio State but defense in sync against the to the New Orleans Bowl. completions in the first hall, transferred to Cincinnati. "It Bearcats' no-huddle approach. The Bearcats went 59 yards when the Bearcats (I -01 pulled was a big shock to me that they The Pirates also were penal- — all on the ground — to set ahead 21-0. were blocking that well. I did- ized twice for roughing the the tone on their second pos- "I'd rather throw the hall, but n't have to make any of their passer on third-down incoin- session, with Hall scoring Tom UMman AP PM0I0 if that's what it calls for and defensive linemen miss." pletions by Cuidugli. sustain- standing up on lotirth-and- KEEP AWAY: Cincinnati's Andre Frazer. right, sacks East Carolina what the game plan is. I'm will- Hast Carolina 10-1) had a ing drives. goal from the 1. quarterback Desmond Robinson in the second quarter yesterday. ing to do It," said Guidugli, dreadful debut under )ohn "There's a lot of things we've Reds top Brewers, 5-4 ATHLETE OF THE WEEK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at Miller Park. three hits in six innings. He Starting quarterback losh 1 larris is the IKi News sports MILWAUKEE I he I he Brewers losl for only the struck out tWO and walked three staffs choice tot athlete of the week. Cincinnati Reds got their power second time in 14 games. They "It was a battle all day,'' from some unusual sources. had their streak snapped by the Etherton said, "It was good to In last Thursday night's 63-13 victory over Eastern Tim Hummel. Ryan I reel and Chicago Cubs on Friday before get those early runs. You get five Kentucky, Harris completed l8out of26 passes for 265 yards Wily Mo Pena hit solo homers to winning the final two games of nuts behind me and it makes il and two touchdowns, I le also ran the ball seven times for 29 back Seth Etherton's strong the weekend series at Wriglev easier." yards. pitching as Cincinnati held oil a Field. Chris lleitsina came on with I larris led the Falcons as they scored 1!) unanswered points ninth-inning rally to beat the The Reds induced three dou- the bases loaded and two outs in following an FKU touchdown one minute into the game. Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 yester- ble play grounders — two by the eighth and retired pinch-hit- Harris has been mentioned as a candidate for numerous day Brady Clark and one by Royce ter Brooks Kieschnick on a honors, including the lohnny llniias (lolden Ann Award, the The trio had combined for Clayton — in preserving their grounder. I leisman Trophy and All-Anicrican. just two home runs before lead "We pitched out of some Eastern Kentucky coach Danny Hope praised Bowling breaking through against "Those were huge. The)' hit jams, really, from the sixth (livens I larris-led offensive efficiency Milwaukee. some balls hard, but they went inning on," Cincinnati manager lain in wide receiver lames Hawkins, who set a personal "That's right," Cincinnati right at somebody;" Etherton Dave Milc\ said. record lor receiving yards in one half of play, said Harris' manager Dave Miley said. said. Brady Clark hit an RBI infield accurac) is even better than il was last season. "Usually the sources you don't Etherton 12-21 didn't allow a single with two outs in the ninth I lanis will pin his skills m the test this weekend when he gei the power from are the guys hit until lohn Vander Wal singled and Scott Podsednik scored on a leads the Falcons into West lafayette. hid. to take on No. 20 who did it." Josh Harris leading (ill the fifth. The Brewers throwing error by second base- Purdue on Saturday The Reds, who were swept in loaded the bases with one out man D'Angelo iimenez. Senior a four-game series at home last and scored (heir lone run on a Heitsma then got Richie week during Milwaukee's 10- sacrifice fly by pinch-hitler Mark Sexson to fly out to the warning game winning streak, won for Smith. track in right field with a man on Tiw athlete of the week is selected by The n<, Neu s sports staff due ID the athlete's outstanding the fifth straight time this season Etherton allowed one run and to end it for his sixth save. accomplishments on the field. 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