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BG recalls Richardson By Kara Hull and EHiotl Schteiner gone. Richardson, a walk on dead at the Wood County in Sandusky. He was the first THE BG DEWS to the Bowling Green football Hospital at 4:38 p.m. Wood male athlete at Perkins to com- His striped polo shins still hang team, died Wednesday after fall- County coroner Dr. Douglas pete and place in four events in the closet and his Cleveland ing ill 10 minutes into practice, Hess has not yet announced the at the state track meet where his team finished second last Indians baseball cap is still sit- Richardson was taking part in cause of death. spring. He also played all four ting on the ledge above the his first practice when he com- Richardson is the second BG medicine cabinet. For freshman plained oflegcramps. He walked athlete to die in the last two years of high school football. Harley Ladd. this makes it less off the field with help from an years during a practice or com- Most students living on Richardson's Ashley Hall floor believable. assistant. After entering the petition. Leslie Dawley, a BG in Kreisher Quadrangle knew "It makes it so it's not real locker room, he became unre- women's soccer player, col- yet," he said. "Today... I was just sponsive said J.D. Campbell, lapsed and died during a MAC; about his death by early eve- going through the motions, like director of athletic communica- tournament game at Cochrane ning. For ladd, the wait was a it wasn't teal at all." tions. Trainers performed CPR, Field on Nov. 5, 2002. little longer. With most of his belongings and 20 set i mils after he stopped Though Richardson never had ladd. who works at the Fulton County Health Center, left where Aaron Richardson hrcathingadefibulator was used a chance to showcase his talent Daniel Miller APPhoto/Sandusky Register to shock his heart. at BG, he was a stand out at had them, Ladd is having trou- RICHARDSON,PAGE 2 HIGH SCHOOL DAYS: Aaron Richardson runs the ball for Perkins. ble believing his roommate is Richardson was pronounced Perkins Township High School Questions raised regarding Science and Health Library
By Holly Abrams "We reached renegotiated, but an increase FACULTY SfNAlE REPORTER roughly 25 percent in only a few percent could "1 don't know what if any of greatly help library funding. the recommendations will be of the combined A hiring freeze had also been implemented," said commit- faculty and placed on the University but tee co-chair R. Michael McKay, graduate student was lifted in lune by President who holds a doctorate in the Sidney Ribeau and the Board biological sciences. "Obviously constituencies, of Trustees. In addition to the we hope that many of them will. a sizeable libraries, all units on campus We hope that Faculty Senate have been faced with a reduc- will read the report, ponder the proportion for tion in budgets. Only depart- recommendations and thai we those areas." ments with money remaining can take action.'' in their budgets could poten- Questions were raised MICHAEL MCKAY, tially hire new employees. regarding the state of the DOCTOR OF BIOLOGY "I think we made the point Frank C. Ogg Science and that the conventional library Health library in Oct. 2003 to be increased among under- is not going to become obso- and nimors began to circulate graduate students. lete, at least for the foresee- concerning the library clos- "If Uiese improvements able future." said McKay. "We ing. A committee of 17 mem- could be made it would help also have to take responsibility bers consisting of faculty and the sciences department for the plight that the library two students was formed. The and the campus as a whole," is in." group met weekly, starting last said Brown. Other suggestions from the fall, to address issues regarding The decline in use of library report include that materi- ByC.iMipWIiitakei \ii;iii began performing the use and current state of the materials are due to printed als from the Northwest Ohio magic at an earl) age, and science library. material becoming less com- Regional Book Depository, I \er sini e Mil Intel \iejll by the time he was IQyears Their survey was final- mon and being replaced with located in Perrysburg, be was six, he wanted In I" nlil. he was doing tricks all ized in March and totaled 380 easier-to-accesselectronic cop- transferred back to Ogg for ,i magician. Hill he didn't (he lime. responses. According to McKay ies. With the Internet, students quicker and easier accessi- know m.igii would lead "Mj brother Imught me the committee hoped for a 10 no longer need to go to the bility by students and faculty- in another form "i enter a magic kil anil I drove percent response rate, which library to check out materials. alike. Microform materials l.iiiiinenl dial's even more mj family inns saying was surpassed, despite low Now many of these materials have already been moved from mind boggling, watch ibis, watch this.'' undergraduate response. can be accessed via e-reserves. Ogg to leromc because of the IIHI.I\ hypnosis is NlghlS Night said, "We reached roughly 25 per- According to head science better viewing equipment |ussiim .mil.I profession he Nm\ an adult, Night has cent of the combined faculty librarian Robin Sinn, there are located there. lias spent a lm of time Irj 1 M 1 ii 11 ineii magic lm ovei and graduate student constitu- 2.75 fewer permanent staff in Overall, the location of the in", to perfect. It is ,i com 20 years and his props encies, a sizeable proportion the science library than two science library is important |ilii:lleil|!liKoliiiv, hut one could fill ■>■> i»n semi for those areas," said McKay. j ens ago. The science library's to students. "It's nice to have thai is aelu.ill lull ks, hesaitl. According to committee co- recent cut in staff and oper- a library in the Math Science Mi.il.hesaiil. It uaseighl years ago that chair and library collecdons ating hours is in part due to building," guest student Tyler "It's a natural Male he decided to change gears coordinator Linda Brown, a lack of funding specifically Willson said. "You can see ili.il people i:<> in ami mil from inagii to hypnosis. It results in the survey found Ogg reductions in money from other people from your classes of main times .1 il.n anil started wit Science Library is well used the state to finance University and talk to diem, there's a sense 1I1 ml enn klHIM It. II \mi hypnosis slum. and has a high level of satisfac- operations. of community.'' Find MMiisell /oiling out Afn-i the slum. Night said tion with staff service. Space At 39 percent. Bowling Green Sophomore Matt Claxnn MIII are in .1 form "l hyp he approached the i>\ pun could be more effectively used State University has the lowest agrees, "The library is a quiet iinsis.' \ighl s.iiil. "I think list. Raven, and Introduced in the library — such as for cost rate of any state-support- place to study and instructors die majiii iiy of people are hiinselt as a local m.igirian. group work areas — and made ed Ohio university. According are nearby so I can ask them .1 tired i'l ii because they more comfortable. In addition, to McKay it will be another two a question regarding class HYMMIIST, visibility of the library needs to three years before this cost is material."
Judge orders government to find and release all Bush military records saw him there. they plan to have their search review everything that was gath- examination in 1972 and failed were not available for Bush to fry By Matt Kelley or because of other reasons, such The only direct record of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS complete by Monday. Baer ered back in February. to show up for drills during a six- as concerns about Bush's flight Bush appearing at the Alabama WASHINGTON—A federal judge ordered the Pentagon to hand Through a series of requests month period that year. over the records to the AP by under the federal open records Bush has repeatedly said he performance. unit's base is a lanuary 1973 has ordered the Pentagon to Bush skipped his required dental exam performed at that Find and make public by next Sept. 24 and provide a written law and a subsequent suit, ihe fulfilled all of his Air National yearly medical exam in 1972 in base. Bush's Texas commanders week any unreleased Files about statement by Sept. 29 detailing AP uncovered the flight logs, Guard obligations. which were not part of the records The future president joined the months after he stopped fly- wrote in May 1973 they never President Bush's Vietnam-era the search for more records. saw him between May 1972 Air National Guard ser- Were hopeful the the White House released earlier the Texas Air National Guard in ing in April. Bush has said he Department of Defense will this year. 1968, when he graduated from moved to Alabama to work on and April 1973, a time when his vice to resolve a Freedom of the unsuccessful Senate cam- pay records show he trained on Information Act lawsuit Filed by provide a full accounting of the Both Bush's and lohn Kerry's Yale. He spent more than a year steps it has taken, as the judge service records in Vietnam have on active duty learning how to paign of a family friend. 14 days. The Associated Press. Although military regula- U.S. District Judge Harold ordered, so the public can have become a major issue in the pres- fly and then mostly flew in the Bush never showed up for idential race. New records that one-seat F-102A fighters until Guard service between late tions allowed commanders to Baer )r. handed down the order some assurance that there are no order two years of active duty for late Wednesday in New York,. The documents being withheld, "said have surfaced in recent weeks April 1972. April and mid-October 1972. He won approval to train with an guardsmen who missed more AP lawsuit already has led to the AP lawyer David Schulz. have raised more questions. The pilot logs show a shift to White House officialshave said Bush's critics say Bush got pref- flights in two-seat trainer jets in Alabama Air National Guard than three straight months of disclosure of previously unre- drills, that never happened to leased flight logs from Bush's Bush ordered the Pentagon earii- erential treatment as the son of a March 1972, shortly before Bush unit during September, October and November 1972, but more Bush. Commanders had leeway days piloting F-102A Fighters and erthisyeartoconductathorough congressman and UN. ambas- quit flying. Former Air National search for the president's records, sador. Critics also question why Guard officials say that could than a dozen members of the at the time to allow guardsmen other jets. to make up for missed drills. Pentagon officials told Baer and officials allowed reporters to Bush skipped a required medical have been because F-102A jets unit at that time say they never
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. September 17,2004 Cause of player's death still unknown some confused feelings and we RICHARDSON,FROM PAGE 1 one," he said. "He's a great kid, "He was a great kid and he 1 really don't know what to say. lived for sports," Ashburn said. spent some time talking about it didn't get back to campus until It'll definitely leave an impact on "That's the hardest part ... and hopefully we can move on." almost 1 a.m. He was shocked a lot of people." because we don't know what This isn't the first student ath- Richardson's name tag wasn't on Alice Ashburn, Richardson's happened." lete death Brandon has been their door and his roommate mother, says she'd already seen Even for those who were there, through as a coach. wasn't in the room. He's doing evidence of this when she came pinpointing what happened is "Since I've been coaching this everything he can to get his to pick up some of his belong- difficult. is the fourth |death| I've been mind off the situation. ings Wednesday night. It's been "We were doing a team warm through," he said. "They don't "It'sbeenkindofhard.lcouldn't a shock how many people knew up that we do every day before get any easier." even go to sleep at all last night," and loved her son after only four practice," BG head coach Gregg Students that lived on Ladd said. "I took down my weeks at BG, she said. Brandon said. "He got into Richardson's floor may be hav- [lofted] bed to expend energy." According to Danny Aaron, stretching lines and was strug- ing a hard time, but they know But Ladd isn't the only one Richardson's cousin, there was gling and the next thing I saw the family is going through taking it hard. a reason people felt this way was an ambulance." much more, Ladd said. For freshman fared Dickman, about him. For Brandon and his team, "We might still be in shock," his next door neighbor in Ashley "He just had the ability to coming to terms with what hap- he said. "But it's nothing in com- was the kind of guy anyone make people want to like him," pened is their first priority. The parison with what his family's could get along with. Dickman, he said. "He just had a personal- team cancelled practice yester- going through." a BG baseball player, last saw ity and attitude that made peo- day and instead held a prayer Funeral arrangements for Richardson when the two went ple want to know him.'' vigil for Richardson. Richardson are being handled off to their individual practices And what's most difficult for "Especially for our younger by the Brown Robinson Funeral Steven Garner BG News Wednesday. the family to understand, Aaron kids, experiencing a loss like Home in lorain. The time and date for the services have not COACH: Gregg Brandon addresses the death of walk on Aaron Richardson "He was just the type of kid said, is the fact that his cousin this, it's good that they can talk," died while in "terrific shape." Brandon said. "I know there's been set. at a 5 p.m. press conference yesterday behind Doyt L. Perry Stadium. that would do anything for any-
BG NEWS Odor no Night explains his methods BRIEFING cause for alarm HYPNOTIST. FROM PAGE 1 Night is also a licensed hypno- aspects of hypnosis is finding the therapist helping patients quit line of what to have people do, Officials say that a petroleum I le told Raven he was interested smoking and lose weight. especially for entertainment rea- Wooster update odor detected while excavating in becoming a hypnotist Is this stuff for real? sons, Night said. soil in Parking lot 4 should not you "He was in no way interest- Night will swear to anyone that "For me, it's a hard line to Wooster project updates for lead to alarm. ed in teaching me," Night said. hypnotism is indeed a very real draw," Night said. Night said he next week Next week, begin- "While the odor is strong, air- Hypnotism, Haven told Night, thing, one tha t althought nam- has seen a hypnotist who asked ning Sept. 20 traffic will shift monitoring systems indicate was no easy thing to learn. But ral is quite complicated. a woman to go to the bathroom to the north side of Wooster that the air is safe to breathe know... Nlghl was determined to master "Basically, it's not a swinging and return with her bra on the Street between Mercer and under EPA standards," said the strange skill. watch or anything mystical," outside of her clothes. Enterprise drive, so that work Mark Brunner, BGSU project "It took me a year and a half Night said. "It's almost like this "That is rude," Night said. can begin on the south side manager. of studying on my own before — you know when you are sit- "Maybe funny, but who knows of Wooster in this area. I he- odor is a result of three I could prove to him I was seri- ting there and you think, T am what her bra looked like According to updates, underground storage tanks that You ous," Nlghl said. "So then he going to go get a pop.' That voice that day." motorists should expect were found while digging in taught me." becomes my voice and it enters For him, there is also a line delays in workzone areas. Lot 4. One of Haven's requirements their head, they think, 'ok' and when it comes to age —he This project will be com- The University has hired burn though, was that Night would accept it." doesn't hypnotize anyone who is plete'Nov. 24 with weather TTL. an environmental ser- evei teach anyone else. According to Night, there arc not at least in high school. permitting. vices company in Toledo, to more "I am so happy 1 did all this people who cannot be hypno- Sometimes, people do and say Wood County Expo Center lake -.oil samples to identify research and learned from some- tized, those include mentally things that Night just couldn't has grand opening the exact source of the odor. calories one BO professional," Night said. handicapped people, people expect, but this is something Air quality will continue to "Someone could go Into a sei- who are drunk and people who he enjoys. be monitored and ground sam- zure or something so you don't do not believe in hypnotism and "1 have done this for so long ples are expected to be back sleeping want just anyone hypnotizing don't wish to be hypnotized. that when something like that The Wood County tomorrow. people.* "1 tell people that they really happens I take it off the cuff and than When Night began practising hypnotize themselves," Night nin with it," Night said. "1 have Expo Center open hypnotism, he used his friends said. "You have to want to be done this long enough to get after celebration State patrol to inspect you do and family as guinea pigs, he said. hypnotized for it to happen." people to do things in a struc- Wood County vehicles "The hardest thing was prac- Being able to hypnotize peo- tured way." The new Expo Center is watching tising — it scared the hell out of ple. Night said, has a lot to do But, just in case someone located in the Woodland people," Night said, laughing. But with how much he has studied freaks out and does not know Mall where the skate park The Ohio Highway Patrol will conduct voluntary motor ve T.V. eventually, he got good enought the subject and the fact he has a what they did while hypnotized used to be. At the Grand to work the dub circuit. perfect, deep voice for it. — which Night said sometimes Opening, the hall space was hide inspecions for all Wood County residents. Inspections Currently, Night works in com- People often have a lot of ques- happens — he videotapes every set up to show a sampling of edy dubs and does adult shows tions about what happens when single performance and session the types of events will be from 8 am to 2 p.m. where he hypnotizes 7-10 people they arc actually under hypno- he has with patients The Expo Center will hold tomorrow at the Wal-Mart park- at a time and puts on a show for sis, Night said. One question is "In the beginning I tell them concerts, trade shows, con- ing lot located on 1120 South an audience. usually what happens if Night what is going to happen and ventions, banquets, panics Main St. InsiH'ctors will be checking He gets people to think they did not bring the subject out of video tape the performance," and many other events. are Elvis and sing a song, believe hypnosis? Night said. "1 decided to do that Beth Jenson, mall man- tires, glas, lights, horns, wind- shield wipers, minors, emergen- they lost their belly button and Two things can happen, Night a long time ago." ager, said she feels the even believe they are hold- said, either subjects wake up As for being "under" himself, center will have a positive cy brakes, exaust systems, body condition, operator's lisenses ing animals and that's just the when they stop hearing Night's Night said he has practiced self- impact on the community and registration. beginning. voice or fall into a deep sleep for hypnosia He said, "It's hard to by bringing people from "If I tell them they are holding 15-20 minutes before waking up. describe your body gets really outside Bowling Green to All vehicles who pass the inspection will recieve decals a cat, they actually feel its fur and Playing the mind game heavy — it is kind of an out-of- events held there. daws," Night said. One of the more complicated body experience.'' that will be good for one year.
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MARGARET BRUSSCXof fttsdam, NXafter she found a ball python under the hood of a car she had taken for a test drive. (Wwnown Oaity Times', OPINION Take kids off meds, talk to them Perhaps parents should get always need to be in therapy too." If there is a need for a "black through other methods. Fassler advises that "parents A teenager's emotions are far Indeed, interaction with pro- box" warning, perhaps the FDA Granted, "Garden State" is an should get as much information back to die basics and frequently loo complicated to be soothed by fessional therapists could help should reconsider young people extreme example of teenagers as possible on any drug pre- talk with their children. Keeping medication, and the FDA finally feelings repressed is not a healthy children open up their feelings. being on the medication at all. who depend on antidepressanis scribed." realizes this. This is great overall advice for practice, and meds will do noth- Communication between chil- USA Today reports The Food In Zach Braff's movie "Garden to rectify behavior. The mes- prescription drugs in general, but ing but continue to repress those dren and their parents might be and Drug Administration is State," Braffs character, Andrew sage of the movie is that young it doesn't seem to tell the whole emotions. just as effective, if not more. considering placing a warning Largeman, had been on medi- adults should handle depression story when it comes to teenage As depicted in "Garden State," We believe that antidepressant label on antidepressanis, such cation his entire life. His fattier, through more reasonable chan- emotions. Largeman coped with his early drugs do have the potential to as Prozac. Recent studies have a psychiatrist, prescribed him nels. Depression seems to be com- childhood incident by talking combat depression in minors shown taking such medication medicactions ever since Andrew In a USA Today question-and- monplace among teenagers, and about it to his friends. Only then (as studies have shown), but we may increase suicidal behavior in pushed his mother and para- answer session with David Fassler all of us agree that adolescence is did the healing process start and question whether all one million children and teenagers. lyzed her. Andrew's father felt of the American Psychiatric a very turbulent time. No way will his new life begin. children — the number of kids The warning will be considered medication was the answer, and Association, Fassler outlines the drugs alone help teens who show Fassler contends that chil- taking antidepressants — really a "black box" — the strongest the movie depicts a tale of over- best ways to treat children who signs of depression. dren on antidepressants "almost need them. warning a drug can receive. coming his repressed memories seem depressed. US. is world's friend, not enemy p^opy? Tabloids make no been faced with threats strik- bombers in Israel and terrorism BRIAN M. worldwide, we could not adopt CRNOBRNJA ingly similar in the past, and the 0NTHE STREET sense, waste space same countries are reacting in the mindset that we are safe. the same ways. Seventy years Inaction and appeasement are What restaurant or For this week's column, I Guest Columnist ago, Hitler was instigating what not worth the risk of thousands store would you like was going to write about JED eventually became World War II of lives. a report where parents HERRINGTON Recent articles suggest the and the resulting deaths of well It must also be understood to see open in the new inside the Bible Belt are claim- Opinion Columnist United States has become over 50 million. He consistently that diplomatic means are mall in Perrysburg? ing that the "Teletubbies" have increasingly alienated invaded country after country always sufficiently attempted subliminally forced their three- ® from the rest of the world, los- against the will of the rest of before any escalation to force. year-olds to declare their homo- in their SUVs from Los Angeles ing allies, and being viewed Europe. What was the reaction In the case of North Korea, they sexuality. I was also going to party hotspots, with the con- as the evil entity. Reasons for of neighboring countries? threatened to pursue nuclear explore the opposing viewpoint, standy reinforced feeling that technology in order to bribe the they are more important than this range from the dissenting British Prime Minister Neville **1 that being the absolute genius opinions of other countries over Chamberlain chose appease- U.N. into giving them food and of this show, a genius similar to they really are. With the ungodly the invasion of Iraq, supposedly ment. Numerous compromises, aid for their population suffering playing Pink Floyd's Dark Side misdistribution of wealth strong-arming other countries notably the Treaty of Versailles under a communist govern- of the Moon while watching between mainstream idols and in an imperialistic manner, and and the Munich Agreement, ment. In 1994, the U.N. agreed the Wizard of Oz. But after less the working class, celebrities, to provide them with aid with and sports stars alike need to be similar actions that apparently were supposed to end Hider's RACHEL HESS than half a second of thought, I displease many foreign leaders quest for domination. Instead the agreement that North Korea decided to leave that discussion left alone, so that they can begin and countries. Hitier laughed at them and would not develop nuclear SOPHOMORE, UNDECIDED up to those wonderful pieces of to lower their salary demands in direct correlation with their While most every nation Germany proceeded to take over weapons. The U.S., understand- "A big shoe store." Investigative journalism lining seemed to agree that Saddam more countries for the next sev- ably the largest contributor, now the check-out lanes at the gro- diminishing popularity and delusions of divine identity. Hussein was an evil dictator eral years, bringing death and donates about 100,000 metric cery store. who needed to be dealt with in destruction to millions. tons of food to North Korea This Tabloids are a cancerous Also, if buying marijuana from one way or another, there were Many other countries ignored continues even though in 2002, tumor growing on the magazine hippies in the park is consid- obviously differing opinions the reality of what Hider was North Korea admitted that they racks right next to the candy ered "supporting terrorism," an on how the threat posed by capable of, and many of those never stopped pursuing nuclear and at eye level with small organized, mediated lobotomy his regime should have been same countries still today take weapons. children. That can't be a coinci- on masses of people could fall handled. Some argued for more the same approach whether it's Who is pushing around who dence! under this category as well. diplomacy, some for more sanc- Iraq, Iran, Syria or North Korea. here? Why should the U.S. ever Most people over age 20 recall Educated adults are equipped tions, some for military action, Hussein exhibited many of the have felt obligated to give away that Paul Reubens, the star of with the common sense to 100,000 metric tons of food per brush tabloids aside, away some for nothing at all. traits of Hider, such as defy- KELLY DOOLING the popular kid's television show, In conflict with some, but not ing United Nations resolutions, year for a country to abide by "Pee Wee's Playhouse," was from the classification of legit all, of our allies and other for- invading neighboring countries, the reasonable demands of'he SOPHOMORE, APPAREL arrested for doing something journalism. Others have trouble making the distinction between eign countries the U.S. chose to and mass murdering his own world? The case is much the MERCHANDISING "strange" inside of an adult the- forcefully remove Hussein from people. same for many other countries ater about 13 years ago. Did this, fiction and well — in this case, power and create a democratic Underestimating the evilness we supply with money and food. "A Tiffany's." really surprise anyone? The guy worthless information about government in Iraq. Of course, of truly evil people is the costli- Regardless, a great amount was already weird enough on synthetic personalities. the process of stabilizing Iraq est mistake that could be made, of the world community and the show, and before he landed Children have no base at an and installing a new government and it is clear that Hussein was a those in the U.S. brand us as an the children's spot, he was blow- early age to make the necessary is not happening overnight. truly evil dictator. imperialistic Goliath oppressing ing piles of coke under a dining distinctions to firmly grasp what Public support of the decision Fortunately for the free world, foreign countries with our table with Tommy Chong in the is supposed to be of importance to go to war is becoming shakier the U.S. has for the most part massive wealth. movie "Nice Dreams." It sure is- in their culture. Even within as this is realized, and the Bush learned the lessons of the past Heeding to the demands and a good thing that The National the confines of pop culture's Administration faulted by not and has the courage to now criticisms of foreign countries Enquirer ran repeated stories repeated useless inquiries into properly conveying to the public stifle these threats before they is only necessary when their on this, or our generation would the lives of its exalted, these kids of the difficulties beforehand. materialize. Unfortunately for feelings have substance. Just have been completely twisted can't decide what is true. However, they may have had the U.S., we are burdened with because France, Germany, by Reuben's antics. Kids are forced to analyze no choice since public opinion the sacrifices of soldiers and Canada and others oppose us STEVE SARDIGA Pornography would be bet- crude and insignificant mes- likely would have been against money when we meet these vigorously doesn't mean that we sages thrown at them by third FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED ter suited for check-out lanes. going to war in the first place threats. are in the wrong. Although stay- Everyone deals with sex at rate media every day, while it had die realities of the costs of I lowcver incapable Iraq's mili- ing on good terms with allies is "A Chipotle. Then I some point, but we shouldn't imposes a false sense of rel- the goal been clear. Many peo- tary capabilities were to attack desired for the possibility of their would eat four ever have to deal with someone evance and substance on them. ple will not support action when in the conventional sense, 9/11 future necessity, it is relevant else's dirty laundry. We should The young should not have there are sacrifices involved, no proved that scores of innocent that many critics are those who burritos a day." be focusing on developing our- their intellectual growth stunted matter how important that goal lives could be taken on our soil have historically been protected selves into genuine people, not because some people hold a fas- could be. in ways we thought we would and saved from invasions and plastic products to be whored cination with the drama of the It is absolutely essential never see. With Hussein publicly occupations by the U.S. with by peddlers of mind-numbing rich and famous. to realize that the worid has boasting of funding suicide great sacrifice. feed for bored housewives. The Parents have to get food kids that still haven't figured out somewhere, and every some- that The Globe and Star aren't where that I know of supports esteemed periodicals are the these publications. 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BGSPORTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL: LSU AND AUBURN SQUARE OFF THIS WEEKEND. PAGE7 BRIEFING Mohr wins award THE BO NEWS FRIDAY Howling Green senior volleyball player Melissa Mohr has earned September 17, Ihe Mill-American Conference Scholar-Athlete of (he Week 2004 award. Mohr, a middle hitter for BG, earned the honor for the first time in her career. www.bgnews.com/sports She was named the West Virginia Invitational Tournament BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MVP as the Falcons won all four games on their way to winning the tournament She liit .224 with 43 kills, 45 digs, four solo blocks and 18 total blocks. BG prepares for league meet of the Falcons, Wells is hoping her of BGSU. Rogers Kipchumba fin- been working bard anil our Western Michigan, Central mileage is slill high ai this Toledo hosts Michigan, Northern Illinois and runners can become acquainted ished fourth overall in 25:39 to with the site in prepara- lead the orange point and out workouts are Collegiate Invitational Toledo, as well as non-confer- long," Wells said. Once we gel ence participants, Youngstown, tion for the league meet "/ believe and brown. on Saturday on Oct. 30. Fellow Kenyan through September we will I leklelberg and Defiance. you face start doing more speed wink The Ottawa Hills Golf Course "We are looking for- Edwin Cheriuyot ByRyanAutuNo finished second and focus more on racing," SPORTS REPORTER will play host to both the MAC ward to racing on the competition on the team in Unique to the Central Saturday's Central Collegiate Championships as well as Toledo course," Wells head on, so said. "Since many of our a time of 26:17. Collegiate Invitational is the Invitational cross country' tour- Saturday's meet. addition of two high school "1 believe you face competition runners are new, this will I am always Bryan lackson nament will be a preview of (26th), Steve races. Wells will use the ra next month's Mid American bead on, so I am always happy be their first time run- happy to see ning on the course." Vairetta (35th) recruiting tool to sunn potential Conference Championship - in to see other MAC schools," said future Falcon men and women. BGSU head coach Cami Wells, The Falcons are other MAC and Ryan Itohrer more ways than one. (38th) rounded ii is kind of a nice setup The 79th annual invitational [he) are our competition and coming off a fourth schools." place finish in the Mel out the Falcon and I will definitely have my AlBehrman AP Photo includes conference teams, we look forward to racing with eyes open scouting the field." them this weekend." Brodt Invitational last CAMI WELLS, scoring. Howling Green, Kent State, "They have she said. BOMBS AWAY: Bengals Akron, Buffalo, Eastern Michigan, With the course foreign to many Saturday on thecampus HEAD COACH quarterback Carson Palmer fires the ball downtield against Indianapolis in preseason. Bengals Browns carry momentum into Dallas look to take By Stephen Hawkins Cowboys had three straight probably to me personally has IME ASSOCIATED PRESS seasons with at least 10 losses, some meaning," Campo said. advantage Dave Campo spent 14 seasons there were salary cap issues "But in the big scheme of things, with the Dallas Cowboys, work- that hindered the team's abil- we've got 16 games and our goal ing his way from a defensive ity to pursue top players while is to go as far as we can. From a of Dolphins .issi-.iaiu to the head coach of paying others no longer there. business standpoint, this is just America's Team. Not to mention injuries to aging the next one." By JoeKay siars like Troy Aikman and Campo said nothing bad HE ASSOCIATED PRESS Campo was part of three super Howl championships as Emmitt Smith. about the Cowboys during a Ricky. Charley. Fiances Ivan an assistant coach in the mid- "We were kind of at the end of conference call with Dallas-area since the end oflasl season, the 1990s. But three consecutive a cycle. You go through about media. Instead he talked about Miami Dolphins have gotten 5-11 seasons after he became six years like we went through... a tremendous" 14 years he had to know trouble on a head coach cost him his job. somewhere along the line there, with his first NFL team and his first-name basis. "From an ego standpoint, just there's going to be a little bit feelings for lones. Mem- awaits lias weekend in from a competitive standpoint. of attrition of not so much 1 like Jerry Jones. I have a Cincinnati I wish it had gone a little bit bet- front-line players, but depth," good relationship with Jerry and ( arson. Chad Rudi. Ami yes, ter" Campo said Thursday. "1 Campo said. "So there were I always will have," Campo said. evenwhatfe left ol Kan. learned thai you put in an awful some pitfalls. But I'm not going "I'll always have a good relation- When will it all end? lot of work and sometimes it to use that as an excuse. I still ship with the entire Cowboys We've had so main ibings doesn't work out for one reason believed we could get it do. We organization. You spend 14 happen tu u-, were jiisi kind of just didn't." years somewhere, that's kind of expelling it." linebacker /aih or another" For the first time since being Despite the disappointment your home. So except when we Thomas said H goes mi and on, fired after the 2002 season and of how his time in Dallas ended, play them, I'm very hopeful that the trouble we've had replaced by Bill Parcells, Campo Campo insists he's not out to they do well." "You've got to look pasl all ol gets to see the Cowboys from the stick it to owner Jerry Jones or Parcells said he has never met that if you win. ii squashes all other side, lie is now defensive the Cowboys — or prove himself Campo, but there are still plenty of that. If you lose, they keep coordinator for the Cleveland in one game on the opposite of people in the Cowboys orga- bringing it up." nization that Campo knows. Browns (1-0), who play Sunday side at Texas Stadium. Mark Duncan AP Photo \ loss on Sunday night against "When you play against friends, That includes a few players. in Dallas (0-1). TD RUN: Cleveland Browns wide receiver Quincy Morgan catches a During Campos stretch as there's a little bit more of a com- BROWNS, PAGE 6 46-yard touchdown pass in front of Baltimore Ravens' Will Demps. BENGALS, PAGE 5 head coach, the only time the petitiveness there, and 1 think MAC teams face off Saturday Men's golf looks forward to By Jessica Arnehtj The team is excited to run at "I almost have to SPORTS REPORTER this meet being held at Ottawa hold them back. The competition with Big Ten Alter placing second on their Park Golf Course because Intercollegiate. Senior t raig home turf last weekend, the it will also be the site of the team is very driven By Brandon Drake Coach Winger said he is eager women* cross country team MAC Championships in and fairly close in SPORTS REPOR'ER about not only playing against Pickerel is coming ott a sei inul looks to do some damage at UT's October. Also, many MAC The Bowling Green State strong competition, but his place finish at the lohn Piper, Central Collegiate Invitational teams will compete at this meet, their ability levels." University men's golf team, team will be able to see where with a score of 210 [72 S this Saturday. including Toledo, who was coming off a sixth and eight they are at early the fall season Junior Chris I cake also pel CAMI WELLS, HEAD GOACH place finishes at the lohn Piper in comparison to other teams in formed strong, finishing ded Intercollegiate does not get the MAC. for 10th with a score of 216 picked to win the conference. "Hopefully we will be able to (68-74-74). Other Falcons "Toledo was picked to win. so much rest as they prepare to travel north dtis weekend to compete well, this is the first time competing will include junior on paper they're the strongest participate in the Northern for any of us participating at this Heath Ziglar, sophomore team in the MAC," BG head Intercollegiate Golf invitational. tournament." Winger said. "This Brad Deaisman, and freshman coach Cami Wells said. "Other The University of Wisconsin is a new for us, so, we are going Trevor Spathelf top teams in the league include hosts the 54-holetoumamenton to have to work hard in practice The tournament's site, Akron and Ball State." Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18- rounds on Friday to familiarize University Ridge, was recently The team looks to finish in 19 at the 6,429-yard University ourselves with the course." recognized as die eighth- the top two or three spots at this Ridge Golf Course in Verona, The Falcons will bring five tal- best collegiate course In the meet. Another goal is to keep Wisconsin. The teams play 36 ented golfers to die Northern United Sums the top seven runners closer together. "We would like to have holes on Saturday and 18 holes on Sunday, starting in a shotgun closer to a 40-45 second spread start at 9 am each day. between our top seven runners." "This tournament and the Coach Wells commented. Xavier Invitational are the big- This talented, deep team gest of the fall," said BGSU men's has been having superb prac- golf coach Garry Winger. tices all year. This is the first year that the "This year it is not a matter of Falcons will have competed in me getting diem to work hard this tournament. at practice," Coach Wells said. The tournament field con- "I almost have to hold them sists of a strong field, including back. The team is very driv- Big Ten schools Illinois, Iowa, en and fairly close in their Michigan, Penn State, and the ability levels." hosting school Wisconsin. The Unfortunately one runner, Mid-American conference is Bridget Dalic, has suffered a well represented withAkron, Ball stress fracture this week. She State, Miami (Ohio), Northern will be out for a month, accord- Illinois, will also join Bowling ing to Coach Wells. Bridget, a Green. Other teams competing sophomore, was named co- will be Marquette, who won the freshman of the year for the lohn Piper Intercollegiate ear- team last year. lier this week along with Drake Coach Wells invites students and George Washington. Several to come to the meet Satutday to teams will also bring an extra cheer on the team. The women individual to sound out the THE DISTANCE: Bowling Green's Kim Settle puts her legs to the run at 11:45 a.m., and the men iUST GO TO YOUR HOME: A BG golfer follows thROf, , putt in GOING field. start at 12:30 p.m. this weeks John Piper Intercollegiate Tournament. test in a recent cross country meet in BG. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWWBGrtfWS.COfiWPORTS SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM 6 Friday. September 17.200 BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK Miami and Cinci Without ow beto*d Falcais playing this week, it is really difficult to get this whole pete thing going. But we're gang both search for win to grve it a snot Thanks to some red-hot Southeastern Conference showdowns teatunng 15U vs. Auburn and Fkxida vs Tennesse, this weekend should provide some good fortbal D 9 m to work with. The Dolphins' BENGALS, FROM PAGE 5 And thanks to BG basketballer Ml Lause. who is playing the JILL LAUSE running game averaged only role of guest picker, we will bring some of that Falcon magca ELLIOTT SCHREINER AOAMHRITZAK MIKE METZGER Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Sports Designer BG Bball Player the Cincinnati Bengals (0-1) 3.3 yards per carry — a num- would turn the talk toward his- ber that won't get many wins. Marshall at tory. Miami hasn't opened a Lamar Gordon, acquired in 54-9 Georgia 55-25 Georgia season 0-2 since 1988, the last a trade the week before the No. 3 Georgia score 45-14 Georgia 28-6 Georgia opener, had only 32 yards on Who caresJill Lause time it had a losing season. Rant Georgia will more Bulldogs defense Marshall continues Think that might come up a 12 carries. GEORGIA 19 FAVORITE 55, Kelly Kapferer 25. than cover the takes over games to hurt the MAC tew times? And, if things don't go so well, GO BGSU WBB! spread while destroy- and won't let down with another loss to "To go 0-2 — that hasn't Wannstedt might consider ing any upset ideas. the home crowd. a BCS school. happened around here in a switching quarterbacks again. long time," cornerback Sam "I don't know," Feeley said, Madison said. "And I don't see when asked about the impor- it happening any time soon." tance of settling on one passer. San Diego State at "1 really can't answer your ques- 23-11 San Diego These Dolphins might be up No. 17 Michigan score 45-14 Michigan 35-10 Michigan 31-10 Michigan to it. They've already set a fran- tion. It's a tough one. 1 guess the past would show that the one- Michigan will get Last week means I hate Michigan. . chise standard for turmoil and Rant Losing to Notre Dame quarterback system works." MICHIGAN 20 FAVORITE is unacceptable, back on track nothing. Michigan tribulation. regains confidence It started over the winter, The angst and indecision but duplicating the comin back to the sound awfully familiar In Georgia score is fine. Big House. in the Big House. when Dan Marino decided io join the front office Cincinnati, where and bring glory "We've had the Bengals are try- back to the fran- ing to pull out of No. 5 LSU at chise. Twenty-two some issues. their 13-year rut. 24-6 Auburn Carson Palmer's No. 14 Auburn Score 21-3 LSU 17-14 Auburn 24-17 LSU days later, he quit. All teams performance in I wish my name Cornerstone run- Auburn has beaten Cadillac Williams Auburn surprises have their Rant ning back Ricky his first NFL start AUBURN 2 FAVORITE nobody the past two will pound the LSU and has the lead at was Cadillac. Williams left a week Share during provided the latest years, and they won't defensive to pull off the half but can't . evidence that things this upset. hold on for the win. before training beat LSU. camp, leaving more the course are finally headed in misery beliind. of the sea- the right direction. Then the hurri- son. It just The Bengals No. 9 Ohio State at canes blew in. have a few, uh, issues of their own, 24-20 OSU 21-20 NC State 30-10 OSU Nine players seems like NC State Score 3-2 NC State of course. The Nugent has last Ohio State always stayed behind ours have all ^_____ Rant It's blasphemy to say, Santonio Holmes when the Dolphins defense was bull- but the Buckeyes catches a Hail Mary second chance but pulls it out. come kind dozed during a 31- OHIO STATE 2 FAVORITE shows why last played their final won't win this down- as time expires for preseason game in 24 loss to the lets. week was a fluke. of three days to-the-wire affair. the miracle Bucks. New Orleans with Rudi lohnson had Hurricane Frances after the a fumble returned — the successor to last." for a touchdown. Charley — bearing And injuries high- Toledo at lighted the lack 38-10 EMU ^^ 21-0 EMU down on Florida. DAVE WANNSTEDT. Eastern Michigan score 1,235-1,178 UT 38-21 UT of depth at vital The season HEAD COACH TU is over ranked Toledo sucks ass. Rant Toledo is going to The Rockets have opener against positions. TOLEDO 10 FAVORITE win this game and burned me the last and Anthony Tennessee was They can't afford EMU is going to score two weeks, but they Sherrill runs all moved up a day to avoid any to have their ninth 0-2 start 1,000-plus points can't fall to EMU. over their defense. entanglements with Ivan. The since 1991. weather was fine last Saturday, "1 don't want to say this is but the Dolphins were not — a a must-win, but it's needed," team record-tying 14 penalties receiver Chad lohnson said. No. 11 Florida at ■ and a halftime quarterback "The importance of this game 35-31 Florida 31-27 Tennessee 36-18 Tennessee No. 13 Tennessee score 24-21 Florida switch to A.I. Feeley. is, No. 1. winning, and No. Tennesse is on the 2, showing everybody why Rant Everyone thinks Two freshman QB Tennessee hangs "We've had some issues," TENNSESSEE 3 FAVORITE Florida is overrated rotation tor Vols on in a close game cover of Sports coach Dave Wannstcdt said, we're back on (Sunday night). and Tennessee is makes them too despite their lack of Illustrated. in a huge understatement. "All We want to show the whole world that we're not the same overrated, how nice. inexperienced. experience. teams have their share dur- ing the course of the season, Bengals. You can't make fun of ll just seems like ours have all us no more." come kind of three days after That distinction is fast the last." reverting to the Dolphins, who The two main issues Sunday are becoming the team that will be whether Feeley can hold can't seem to get out of its own his own in his first start and way or disaster's path. Campo returns to Dallas with Browns whether anybody can run the The Dolphins missed Ivan, , ,. . .i ..._ »>_. hi ~A ..-.,. iKo fircl NPI inh for I which slowed and stayed played one season for Campo. and linebackers Dat Nguyen and was the first NFI. job for Davis, ball for more than a yard or two BROWNS, FROM PAGE 5 now in his fourth season as the offshore last weekend. Its "Whenever you're playing against Dexter C Oakley. at a time. —Cleveland hasn't played in Browns coach. The Dolphins gave up a sec- remnants were blowing into "His tire is going to be lil and a guy that you know, there is going Dallas since 1994, when Butch "It's a place filled with a tremen- ond-round pick for Feeley, who the Cincinnati area as the our lire's going to be lit. I think it to be some extra competition." Dolphins packed for the trip Other Cowboys defensive start- Davis was the Cowboys defen- dous amount of positive memo- got a five-year, $18 million con- will make for a good matchup," north. ers that played for Campo are end sive coordinator and Campo was ries." Davis said. "It was a very tract but watched lay Fiedler said Cowboys Pro Bowl defen- positive part and time in my life." Worse, another one-name Greg Ellis, safety Roy Williams his secondary coach. Dallas also start last Saturday against sive tackle I-a'Roi Clour, who Tennessee. Two first-half inter threat — leanne — was lurk- ceptions prompted the abrupt ing out over open water, pro- Pt SUXH TO CHECK OUT THE PG W U« ONUNtI switch to Feeley, who finished viding one more distraction as off the 17-7 loss. the players left home. www.bgnews.com "It's just an exciting time," "You worry about your fami- said Feeley, who hasn't started lies when you're out of town, since he was a backup with and then you have to (change) Philadelphia in 2002. it's what your schedule and doing that you ask for as a player, a chance can be distracting," Thomas to get to play. That's what I've said. "Don't be afraid to been given here." So far, it's the story of He hasn't been given much their season. Did he cross the street" always know HAVING we'd fall in Tonight love? B ,\l IN I lit I N. 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No. 23 Boise State is at UTEP in the first quarter and shut I feel like it's back on us so The latest entry might be and No. 25 Memphis, playing Auburn out for 54 minutes of a they're saying, 'Hey. it's y all's The Hurricane Game. its first game as a ranked team, 31-7 win. turn.' Saturday's high-stakes is at Arkansas State. Auburn lost its next two "We're going to take the ini- matchup between No. 14 As usual, the Auburn-LSU conference games while tiative and we're going to try rivalry combines a dramatic LSU (2-0) went on to win a to throw the first punch at Auburn and No. 5 LSU is in Mark Duncan AP Photo limbo because of Hurricane story line with SEC title impli- share of the national cham- them Saturday." GO GO GADGET ARM: Detroit Tigers center fielder Nook Logan wakes a Ivan. The storm plowed into cations. The two Tigers are the pionship. LSU coach Nick Saban isn't Alabama and Louisiana and favorites to win the West. Linebacker Travis Williams necessarily treating this as diving catch on a sinking fly ball in the second inning on Wednesday. left concerns about safety, "They compete hard against doesn't rate this rivalry just another game but also travel plans and available sup- us and that's what makes a up there with Alabama or doesn't want his team swept port personnel. rivalry great," I.SU defensive Georgia, but last year's game up in the hype. Auburn officials will likely end Marcus Spears said. "No does ratchet it up in his mind. "We need to play these games Tribe falls to Tigers decide Friday morning wheth- matter what the situation is "It's a little different, because one game at a time, and we er to reschedule the afternoon when we play each other we they kind of handed it to us last need to become a better foot- By Tom Withers Indians closed to 5-4 on Coco want to play our best game. year," Williams said. "We've ball team with every experi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Crisp's run-scoring single. game. Cleveland put the tying run Hurricane Ivan already It's just important for us to been thinking about this for a ence that we have," Saban said. Eric Munson and Omar Infante play well. whole year." "That will be the focus of what each hit two-run homers and on third an inning later — Matt has forced the postponement Lawton led off with a sinking of one Top 25 game. No. 24 "It's a great game, a great Auburn had won the pre- we try to do in this game." Detroit's bullpen stayed busy Louisville was slated to play atmosphere to be a part of." all night Thursday, leading the liner that right fielder Craig Monroe let get past him for a Tulane at the Superdome in Often the subplots aren't Tigers to a 6-4 win over the bad, either. Cleveland Indians. two-base error. New Orleans. Walker, though, got two Auburn-I.SU is one of two In 1994. Auburn returned Tigers starter Gary Knotts, heavyweight contests in the three of its five fourth-quarter who hasn't won in 13 appear- groundouts and a strikeout to interceptions for touchdowns ances — five starts — since July preserve Detroit's lead. Southeastern Conference Al Levine retired the only on Saturday. No. 11 Florida to rally for a 30-26 win. 9, was leading 5-3 and was one is at No. 13 Tennessee, with In 1996, the Auburn Sports out from being the pitcher of batter he faced in the eighth the winner clearing a major Arena burned just outside record when Detroit manager before Yan, who blew a save Wednesday night, retired the hurdle toward an Eastern divi- lordan-Hare Stadium, smoke AlanTrammell pulled him in the billowing above the bleach- fifth for Steve Colyer. side in order. Yan has blown sion title. eight save chances this season. In other Top 25 action on ers. LSU won 19-15 as Auburn Trammell wasn't done making missed three field goals and moves, either. He used four more Consecutive doubles by Saturday. No. 1 Southern Munson and rookie Ryan California is at BYU; No. 2 an extra point. relievers after Colyer, including Oklahoma plays host to In 1999, Auburn punctuated lamie Walker (3-41, who pitched Raburn — his first major league Oregon; and No. 3 Georgia a 41-7 win at Baton Rouge with two innings, and Esteban Yan, hit and RBI — gave the Tigers a 3-2 lead in the fifth. Raburn faces Marshall, which gave coach Tommy Tuberville and who worked the ninth for his Ohio State a scare last week. his players Tiring up victory fourth save. moved up on a sacrifice before The ninth-ranked Buckeyes cigars on the game. Before the Yan took over the closer's role Infante ripped a full-count are at North Carolina State. game, they danced on the eye when Ugueth Urbina left the pitch from Sabathia over the No. 4 Miami gets a bit of the tiger at mid field. Tigers following his mother's wall In left for his 13th homer, of a break after its big win The teams have played their kidnapping in Venezuela on putting Detroit up by three. over Florida State by host- share of clunkers, too. Since Sept. 1. The right-hander has Victor Martinez's two-out Ing Louisiana Tech, while the 1998, fhe average margin of two saves in three tries since RBI double off Knotts pulled eighth-ranked Seminoles also victory has been 20.5 points replacing Urbina. Cleveland to 5-3 in the fifth, step down in competition with with blowouts on both sides. Munson homered in the sec- but Colyer got Hafner on a a home game against UAB. "Most of the time whoever ond off C.C. Sabathia (11 -101 and groundout. No. 7 West Virginia looks wins this game has gone to Infante connected in Detroit's The Indians tied it at two to break a four-game losing the championship game," said three-run fifth. in the fourth on Hafner's two- streak to No. 21 Maryland in Tliberville, who promised he Nook Logan's RBI triple in the out homer, his 28th, and Ben a Big Hast vs. Atlantic Coast would hold off on a celebra- ninth gave the Tigers a big insur- Broussard's RBI double. Conference matchup. tory stogie until he gets home ance run and a 6-4 lead. Munson, who was ejected in Elsewhere. No. 12 Virginia [f his team wins. "For us two, Travis Hafner homered for the the first inning of Wednesday's I the winner will have a definite Indians, who have lost 20 of 28. game for arguing while he was hosts Akron; No. 15 Utah is in the dugout, staked the Tigers at Utah State; No. 16 Iowa advantage over the other. After pulling Knotts, Trammell visits Arizona State; No. 17 "We all want to play it, and matched up with Indians hitters to a 2-0 lead in the second. and manager Eric Wedge as if Marcus Thames drew a Michigan plays host to San we'd love to keep going on a fPPMo regular schedule and hopeful- it was the postseason. He used two-out walk from Sabathia Diego State; and No. 19 Fresno WHY REF?: Head Coach Nick Saban pleads for an explanation from and Munson followed with his State, coming off an impres- ly this thing will blow over and Roberto Novoa and Walker to the referee in LSU's last game. The Tigers face Auburn Saturday. sive win, plays Portland State. we can play on Saturday." get through the sixth, when The 18th homer. ( Dmhans 4a? 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"The kicker was line and there is only one thing Programs intern Angela Boren the free t-shirt," Harruff said. 9 p.m. University students, faculty and spearheaded the formation of a The freshmen saw Texas Easy Street Cafe staff need to do to win it. Texas Hold'em tournament and Hold'em on television over the Comedy Show: Mike Green Play a little Hold'em. said the goal is to set it up on a last two years but began playing and Laura Lou Texas Hold'em, a variation grander scale than last spring. it last summer. of poker played in lounges and "When I think of an event, I think Fun and money are not the Nate and Wally's dorm rooms across campus and as big as I can," she said. only reasons to play, according Karaoke Night across the nation, is the featured Union Programs staff hope for to Bergman. "It's gambling, it's game in a tournament spon- high participation after passing a way for us to be rebellious," 9:30 p.m. sored by the Bowen-Thompson out 300 fliers at Campus Fest and he said. Union Theater Student Union. offering incentives such as free t- Laub and his friends have Harry Potter 3 The Union Programs staff shirts to tournament entrants. high expectations for this expects a large turnout after a "We're hoping that each week month's tournament. He hopes one-day tournament last spring we have to turn people away," that Union staff are fluent with WEDNESDAY HUH IT HUT semester was a success. A line Boren said. game rules and use quality chips of students waiting to sign up The competition is already because, "when you use chinzy 8:00-10:00 p.m. filled the 42 available player getting the attention of campus chips it's not as fun," he said. Union Pub slots quickly and more than 20 players. Boren got the idea to hold a Corey Hawkey other hopeful participants were Kolby Harruff, Brett Laub and Texas Hold'em tournament turned away. Wes Bergman are three fresh- 9:30 p.m. This semester's competition men who play Texas Hold'em POKER, PAGE 9 Union Theater will accommodate 210 players regularly. They plan on attend- Kevin Smith Film Series: Mallrats 10:00 p.m. Nate & Wally's Scott Ballard QctkDus phases ofQ-lold 'Qh 10:00 p.m. Registration Date Tournament Date Howard's Club H Nate Baker September 20 September 30 Check Topassthebet September 27 October7 Ml in Putting in all your chips THURSDAY October 4 October 14 Nuts Having the best possible hand October 13 October 21 Blind Forced bet before the hand October 18 October 28 Drawing Dead Not possible to win hand 10:00 p.m. Flop The first three community cards Easy Street Cafe Semi-Flnal November 4 Kicker The fourth community card dealt Open Mic Night Final November 18 River The fifth community card dealt Pocket Cards The non-community cards of each player KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM TlIE PULSE Friday, September 17.2004 9 'Ripplefesf to produce waves in Northern Ohio Chelsea Howard lam" which will include musi- amount of RV hookups, so arrive pie friend who bought the first PULSE REPORTER cians from every group that as early as you can with your ticket to Camp )aro." The first annual Fall Ripplefest perfonns on the stage, covering party bus! lie -kefs are $38 at the gate, or is scheduled to take place in traditional jam songs, and then The idea for Ripplefest was just $25 if you just want to see Bluftton, Ohio this Friday and moving into a type two jam ses- that of Carol Huffs, a very vibrant, the Saturday show. A full set list Saturday, September 17 and 18, sion including a total dnim, vocal free-spirited individual who was as well as band bios and driving and is promised to provide two and instrumental jam ascend- originally doing country music directions (the camp is located whole days of free flowing spirits ing in that order. The crowd is festivals, but then attended a behind Springfield Fireworks, and live jam band music. also encouraged to "feel out the jam band concert and fell in love exit 142 off of 1-751 can be found Ripplefest, which originated music," as Ripplefest's publicity with the vibe and atmosphere of on the Ripplefest website at www. as a summer festival hat has manager Matt Ward states, who the show. ripplefest.com been thriving for two years now, will also be participating in the Through many trials to The mission of Fall Ripplefest generating crowds of 1500 and jam. kick off a fall show, including is stated as being, "To provide more, has a line up of amazing But wait that's not all! Besides 2002's Tit-akin' Fall frenzy," Fall a place where moods are light local roots rock bands such as 20+ hours of music and numer- Ripplefest will prove to have stay- and beautiful music provides a the Shantee, The Recipe, The ous food, merchandise, and ing power and become a must soundtrack to a weekend escape One-l-lyed Show, Skeleton Crew, spirits vendors, there will also be play for the jam band culture from the harsh realities of every- Ritchey Brothers Band and something very unique to this of Ohio. day life." numerous other jam rockers. experience. It's a camp in! This show also is an emotional So grab your best tyed-dyed Bran Grasshopper Pie will per- Tents of all shapes and sizes one, being dedicated to Randy shirt and your favorite hemp form, a band birthed in Bowling are welcome, as well as cars for Shoemaker who lost his life in necklace, and as quoted from Green in 1995. an additional fee of $10 and RV's a tragic motorcycle accident in the Grateful Dead song "Ripple" Also, building off of its sister will be admitted for an additional August. Carol Huff says about his off of "American Beauty" from Source Ripplefest Press Photo RIPPLEFEST: The Shantee performs an energetic set at last year's summer program, Fall Ripplefest fee of $20. Ripplefest does warn passing, "He's 'another good man where Ripplefest gets its name, will feature the '"Ripplefest Ramify however, that there are a limited gone'. I'll never forget my big hip- "Lei there be songs to fill the air." Ripplefest; they will be performing at this year's festival. POKER.FROM PAGE 8 With'Clerks' Kevin Smith when she attended a conference of the Ohio Parks and Recreation Reptile house at the Association. Professionals at the made an indelible mark event discussed the popularity of similar competitions at other Matt Manning doing various tilings and selling universities. Toledo Zoo celebrates PULSE REPORTER certain "goodies." They really do TT1« Structure for this semester's The beginning of the Kevin not have a significant role In this tournament is borrowed from a Smith series starts with the film but of coutse they bring their model used by the University ol movie "Clerks." For all you who good-old-fashion fun antics that Wisconsin's student union. think you are a Kevin Smith fan, we know they offer. Valerie laley, Stuclen Union its 70th anniversary Programs marketing coordina- you must have seen this movie "Clerks" really puts forth Kevin already. Smith's originality and his great tor said the tide of popular cul- lulie Restivo Civil Works Administration and Unique animals such as the ture influenced their decision to new guinea snake-necked tur First off, if you have seen any sense of dialogue. The first movie PUlSf REPORTER the Federal Emergency Relief sponsor a I lold'em tournament. tie, blue dart frog and the emer Kevin Smith movie you will 1 have ever seen from Smith was The reptiles and amphibians thai Administration public works the classic "Mallrats," so it was in You see it all over the TV," she program. aid tree boa are only a few of the notice that really nothing much live in the Toledo Zoo's Reptile happens, and the movie is based my nature to naturally compare said. Hie entire building was made interesting creatures on display. Texas I lold'em rose sharply I louse celebrated and feasted tor The Reptile House holds both upon dialogue between charac- them. Watching "Clerks" for the their 70th anniversary. by hand out of salvaged and recy- second time around, 1 noticed in popularity around the United cled materials. a king cobra and a bushmaster ters. It's a simple formula that On Wednesday, the members started with this film and contin- that you should not compare this States last year, when cable tele- Andi Norman, Assistant which can both be extremely vision stations such as ESPN of the herpetology department I Hrector of Marketing and Public venomous. These two are con ued through the rest of his films. to the rest of his movies, but take demonstrated feedings of car- it in as it's own. This movie is devoted air time to poker tourna- Relations said, "The build- sidered the most dangerous The plot is based upon setting casses and brought out other and the relationship between unlike the rest, all his movies are ments. ing is a unique example of the reptiles in the building. Its popularity show- in the reptiles for people to get a close I lepression era craftsmanship." Monty, the burmese python characters and this is no differ- different and this one shows the genius of Kevin Smith. attendance numbers of poker's look at and touch. Norman points out that build- also requires hill security ent. leff Goodman, Ifad Animal "Clerks" starts out with the One thing I found that was a most prestigious tournament, ing the Reptile House provided because of his potential danger. the Wot Id Series of Poker, Behavior Interpreter, who was Zookeeper. Tori Schneider main characters. Dante and downfall was the poor-acting ol giving demonstrations, said that many jobs for people who were the character Randal. Do not get 839 players competed in the in need at that time said that Monty is incred Randal who both work behind throughout the day the red-tailed die counter at local stores and me wrong, he's hilarious, but I feel 2003 WSOR compared to 2576 She also said this was one of ibly strong. "It takes three staff entrants In this years competi- boa constructor, the leopard members to hold him when we hate their lives. They both have that some of the funny moments the first recycled buildings to were lost because of his inabil tion. gecko, the tn-anled dragon, the ever be built and that the Reptile let him out It is not his venom to go into their dead-end jobs blue tongue skink and the sping- on a Saturday, and deal with cus- ity to show emotion and how Before this year, 20038 atten- House has made the Toledo Zoo that we worry about; it's how dance was the WSOPs highest talied agana were' all fed dead quickly he could toss his coils tomers they particularly do not rapid his speech was. Watching mice for audiences nationally known. this movie, 1 thought he was just evei in us .1-1 year history. The building was designed by around a person which could care for. Goodman said that he enjoys Many fun-filled moments like the Brody character from Boren is already looking to the renowned herpetologist, Roger be fatal." fUtUie and hopes to run a poker talking to the public about the Since the anniversary fell on occur within the characters "Mallrats," or at least the begin Conant, the Zoo's Curator of ning of the Brody character. tournament ever) semester. animal feedings. He likes Ix'ing Reptiles from 1929-1935. ,t weekday, many people were and their customers, along with able to explain to people that. plenty of story telling. My par- "( lerks" is a great movie, but for In addition to I lold'em. Huchre The beauty of the building is unable to visit the Reptile House those of you who have not seen and Blackjack are also candidates "Feedings are not nastv but a part challenged by the beauty within to witness the feedings. ticular favorite is the story about of life." Randal's uncle who broke his a Kevin Smith movie, I would for future competition. the building. Norman said that oince Registration for the first tourna- The scheduled feedings took many people enjoy watching neck. recommend seeing "Mallrats," or Inside holds over 350 reptiles "Dogma" first. After seeing those ment event will he September 20 place at the top of each hour all the process, the zoo now has a One of the most important afternoon. ;uid amphibians diat represent movies, hopefully you can see at9a.m. tit the Information Center over 100 species from every schedule of the feedings on a things that came out of this film Hie anniversary celebrates is the introduction to the char- this movie for what it really is in the Union. The first competi- continent in the world except fiver that is distributed at the the Reptile House which was acters of lay and Silent Bob. They another Kevin Smith classic. tion will be held September30 at Antarctic,t. welcome gate. completed in 1934 under the appear throughout the movie A- 7 pin. in the I,ikon's Nest. UAO offers students the varied films of Kevin Smith Matt Manning Whether its Mallrats" or the the college theme...I really like been around a long time and PU1SE REPORTER highly controversial "Dogma" him a lot." connects with University stu- kevin smith film series The University Activities Smith's films have been varied, Al Thiel. a third-year commit- dents." Organization (UAO) is sponsor- and his fans have remained loyal. tee member in UAO. helped cre- Thiel got the idea for doing a ing a Kevin Smith film series Shawn Duffy, junior, feels that ate the Kevin Smith film series. Smith film series from his first September 15th @ 9:30 p.m. October 20th @ 9:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. in the Smith has a well deserved follow- A huge fan of Smith's films, year on the UAO. committee. Clerks Dogma Student Union. ing on campus. "Kevin maybe especially "Mallrats." "This series They ran a theme series along It began this Wednesday with one of the best screenwriters is designed to reach out to the with a director series." 1 decided September 22nd @ 9:30 p.m. November 10th ©9:30 p.m. the showing of Kevin Smith's first in our day along with Quentin normal student, to every student," to do the director theme again," Mallrats lay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie, "Clerks" and is working its Tarantino," he said. Thiel said. "Smith is a cult favorite he remarked. way in order up to his newest tiln i Smith has gained notoriety of sorts, so if it is reaching anyone, A three disc special edition. October 6th @ 9:30 p.m. December 1st® 9:30 p.m. "letsey Girl" that will be available for his sharp lounged dialogue, it is reaching those people who "Clerks X" was recently released Chasing Amy lersey Girl in the Union on December 1. irreverent pop culture references just like to watch movies." on DVD. Smith became famous in the and for portraying one half of the UAO. was also flirting with die early 90s with "Clerks" which he famed toner duo Silent Bob, of idea of doing a teen-movie theme Cla-Zel shot with money put on family lay and Silent Bob. instead of the Smith series. credit cards for $26,000. lason Whited, junior, whose "I wanted to do a film series for Theatre Although Smith has never had favorite Kevin Smith film is "lay about a year now and wanted to "Before Sunset" I a film gross over $31 million he and Silent Bob Strike Back," said, do something that people would has developed a cult fan base. "I le's unique and really goes with know," Thiel said. "Smith has GRAND OPENING! Staring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy PJ Showing Nightly Loving Traditions 5:30, 7.15, and 8:45 pm „ •ft Student Night! MeeUtheiEaleonSi Wednesday is Student tO Day MEET COACHES &. 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