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By Chuck Soder describes herself as occasionally perish in blaze MANAGING EDITOR "fire' paranoid." By Chuck Soder a new residence, according lo L(. The sue University students "One night I slept in my MtNAGING EDITOR Tom Sanderson of the BGFD. "If who used to live at 835 Second St. clothes," she said. "I wanted to be Plough (he cause of a May 13 you ... hit the test button and it still don't light candles. prepared lo get out." fire thai killed three locals sounds, it's a working smoke Even a small indoor flame is Many of their precautions are remains unclear, investigators detector.'' too great a risk for the group of more practical — the group now might have discovered why ii For many Bowling Green resi- friends, who escaped the fire that has extinguishers and planned wasn't prevented Findings sug- dents, a working smoke alarm is a destroyed dieir home in October. escaped routes. Such measures gest that the apartment's smoke right: A city ordinance requires Now seven months later, the are needed, given that a mistake alarms did not activate, according landlords to provide them, fires effects linger in the mind of as small as leaving a curling iron lo a press release from the Sanderson said. However, the law Morgan Whittaker, who was the on can start a fire, Williams said. Bowling Green lire Division. does not require the landlord to first to wake that night from the "It doesn't take a lot — a care- A working smoke alarm is the maintain it. he added. sound of the smoke alarm. less mistake can make a tragedy first line of defense against fire, "If you take the 9-Volt battery to Not only does she keep a more happen." and an effective one: A smoke put it in your Walkman, and it watchful eye on possible lire haz- The fire started early Oct. 16. alarm cuts the chance of a fatal doesn't go off, it's not the land- ards, but coming so close to Whittaker woke the other room- fire in half, according to the lord's fault," Sanderson said. tragedy has made her more alert mates present. Nicole Colaiacovo National Fire Protection The reason why the apart- of life's other dangers, like a break- and Katherine Brown. They tried Association Web she ment's alarm failed to sound is 10 PootoyAP Photo in or a car accident. to snuff out the fire, but flames Students and community siill in question. "I'm scared about a lot of other had engulfed their living room members alike need to check SORROW: Residents of Towne House apartments embrace after a things," Whittaker said. "It's like minutes later, forcing the three their homes' smoke detectors, fire claimed the lives of two adults and one child last week here in |I'm| walking on thin tee." especially if they have moved Into FIRE, PAGE 2 Bowling Green. Krista Williams, one of the six. LAST YEAR. PAGE 2
"They keep building new roller coasters so they have to charge OFFENHAUER REMODELING more. I think it's ridiculous." FALON BUNN. LORAIN, ON RISING TICKET PRICES AT AMUSEMENT PARKS Parks raise prices to cover attractions By Angela L Sorter REPORTER As the top three amusement parks in Ohio have been increas- ing, so have (heir admission prices. Over (he past five years, all three parks, Cedar Point, Six Flags and King's Island, have raised their ticket prices by around $10 per general admission ticket. this spring, thrill seekers all over the state are anticipating the arrival of each parks newest rides. Cedar Point stationed in Sandusky, Ohio, and the most popular of the three, will open its doors to Top Thrill Dragster, their newest record-breaking coaster. Aldiough this and most othet i ides at ibis amusement park are the ultimate in thrills, does the general admission price at the park equal lo the 40 second scream-a-thon? According lo Robin limes, pub- lic relations director at Cedar Chuck Sodtr BG News Point, "Ticket price reflects the EMERGENCY POWER: Consttuction crews continue work on a backup power generator behind Offenhauer value of entertainment." In addi- Towets. The crew is also doing window work on each tower. More repairs and additions will be done ovet tion, he said factors such as park the next four years. expansions and new additions, din is whether or not the overall ticket price increases. THE MILLENNIUM FORCE, CEDAR POINT Since die year 1998, when gen eral admission prices were S31.95 The last lime Hunn visited the old Geauga Lake, parts of Sea and junior admission prices were Cedar Point, she paid a discount- World iuid the original Six Hags Wooster Street Area residents S6.95 (children 48" and taller), the ed price through her Prom ticket. theme park thrill rides. average ticket price at Cedar "If I had to pay the regular price, I Located in Aurora, Ohio, in Point has risen to $43.95 for gen- would think diat I would have addition to the numerous sister build internal community eral admission, to $21.95 for the paid too much," she said. parks around the country, Six junior ticket, in 2003. In reaction to the annual ticket Mags has not seen much change By Michael Ksenyak students this time, by where they from the others on Wooster Although the park, its rides and increases, Cedar Point, in culmi- with its annual ticket pricing. 11>iroR IN CHItl live on campus. Street. rising ticket prices, have been nation with Pepsi, AAA and Shannon Pak, public relations l FOUR-DAY FORECAST THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY High:69" Partly High: 68' High: 69" The four-day forecast is taken Partly High:68' Showers Showers Ste Low: 50" Low: 54* Low- 52" from weather.com Cloudy Low: 44' r'- Cloudy £3 F0RAU.MNEWSVISITVtW.B6NEWS.COM 2 Wednesday. May 21.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Students grateful to survive fire us," she said. Living close was important to ing to Whinaker. LAST YEAR, FROM PAGE 1 When searching for a house, the group. Longtime friends "I couldn't concentrate at all," help wasn't so plentiful. After from Dublin, Ohio, they didn't she said. "Trying to read text- outside. almost two weeks at the Haven want their first time living off books, trying to do homework Firefighters arrived shortly, but I louse at 1515 E. Wooster St., the campus to be their last time liv- and keep up. It was impossible. couldn't save the home or the six had trouble finding a place ing together. But Iteachers] understood." girls' possessions. They only big enough for them all, and get- 11sing the sentimental things Now they are sliding back into escaped with the clothes on their ting a Realtor to trust them was- they shared at the house was the groove — they are all to begin backs. n't easy either, according to rough, according to Whinaker. their fourth year at the University "We didn't even have a tooth- Whinaker. "We miss sitting outside together in fall. brush," Williams said. "They were kind of scared that — the little things." Though there were many The Red Cross helped meet something might happen again," Academically, the University obstacles to overcome, Williams the group's basic needs. The she said. helped the six by replacing their said seeing coverage of an April humanitarian organization pro- Eventually, they approached lost books. Many teachers grant- fire at Ohio State University that vided clothes, food and toiletries Mid-Am Management — cdthemtimeto make up work as killed five students made her feel immediately after the fire. through the Realtor, the group well. grateful to still be alive today. Neighbors, friends and even a found adjacent apartments on Despite the assistance, the "That was a fire like at our few strangers made donations, Scott Hamilton Drive. "They blaze hurt each roommate acad- house," she said. "We were all so too, Whinaker said. were so kind to us all year," said emically. Williams didn't return lucky." "That really meant a lot to all of Bridget Cavanaugh, one of the to school until Spring. Each at six. least dropped one class, accord- IDPooteyWPholo SHOCK: Shirley Hiser reacts after hearing the news of the deaths of CLEANINGA three people in last week's fire in Bowling Green. COMMUNITY PREPARATION: Senior Jeff Nolish trims hedges outside the Web Firefighters give House on Pike Street. Sunday afternoon. He and the other stu- dents who live there are doing chores in preparation for fall. fire safety advice They also plan to plant a garden at the Alpha Phi Alpha house, the FIRE. FROM PAGE 1 tions, people must rely on them- fraternity next door. They are also selves to keep their homes safe. thinking about putting a mural Before tirefighlers arrived al the Though using candles cau- on the side of the house, which is residence—unit B2oftheTownc tiously lowers their risk, rented to them by the United Sanderson said it's best to simply House complex on North Grove Christian Fellowship. In addition Street — the fire had already avoid using them. "You don't need them for light," to working on the house, the spread from the first floor to the group plans on being much more second, where they found victims he said. Once a fire starts, closed doors active next year. "We want to Mary U>u VVesney, 49; Daniel K. revive a community we've seen a Wilkin II, 22; and three-vveek-old can help contain it, Sanderson lot of in the past," Nolish said. lustus Wesncy, according to said. Sleeping with the bedroom reports from the Sentinel- door shut is a good way to keep Tribune. oneself safe at night, he added. This tragedy should serve to A shut door helped contain a remind people never to ignore McDonald hall fire in April 2002. the threat of fire, according to Though it caused $25,000 dam- Sanderson. age, a much larger fire hit Rodgers "Nobody thinks it can happen in 1996, causing $300,000 dam- to them." he said. age. An open door in the Rodgers Other recent fires have shown fire caused the difference in dam- how dangerous the disaster can age by letting flames spread, be; In addition to last week's according to a BG News interview blaze, local fires in ixiih fall and last year with BGI-'D Captain Mike spring semesters left University Instone. students temporarily homeless. Despite recent fires, the nation Elsewhere, an arson fire' killed five experienced a drop in fire-related Ohio State University students in deaths over die past 20 years. The April. Fire claimed UK) more vic- rate dropped from an average of tims at a Rhode Island nightclub 6,000 deaths a year in the 1980s to Chuck Soder BG 14.,-. two months earlier. about 4,500 a year in the 1990s, Though nightclubs are subject according to statistics from to strict fire codes and inspec- www.nfpa.org. COOKING SAFETY TIPS: U.S. FIRE FATALITIES • In residence halls, cook only Area parks adapt to market change where the rules allow. • 1990: 5,195 Paramount's King's Island in have contests online to win free • Unplug appliances not in use. PARKS, FROM PAGE 1 • 1991:4,465 Cincinnati, Ohio, has been tickets or coupons." • If a microwave fire starts. • 1992:4.730 2003, the age limit went up to developing their park into a fam- Bunn said, free things such as keep the door closed. Unplug it. • 1993:4.635 ages 3 and under admitted for ily resort since 1979. Since then, t-shirts or meal deals should be 5te\NtV SMOKING SAFETY TIPS i •19944.275 free. prices have increased noticeably, implemented to compensate for ANP tYrlM^. • Don't smoke in bed •1995:4.585 Personnel said the park saw no but remain stable as the park has the increasing prices. • Use large, deep ashtrays •1996:4,990 reason to increase prices for the begun to offer numerous dis- As to whether or not the ON YoVK. • 1997:4.050 coming year. counts such as the Gold Pass. increases will continue, Innes of CANDLES: • 1998:4.035 Jeffrey Siebert, public relations The Gold Pass is a season pass, Cedar Point said, "The overall &AOC, Y©V • Do not use candles in resi- • 1999:3.570 manager at Paramount's King's which, when purchased at an entertainment package is dence halls. • 2000:4.045 Island said. "It was in the best early date, offers guests perks reviewed each year." CAN'T SFN< • Candles that burn quickly are interest of the park not to raise such as special parking spaces more dangerous than ones that ticket prices. Guests would and free guest admission. ADMISSION PRICES AT iN burn slowly. SOWCK uwwnfpa.org receive |us| my well if prices did These three parks leave the AREA AMUSEMENT PARKS not increase." consumer with two questions, QVfOCSANp. which one is worth the cost, and KING'S ISLAND: $42.99. what has the park done to lure me to diem? CEDAR POINT: $43.99 + $1.95. ounny Summer Savings! Jennifer Vissing of Cincinnati, SIX FLAGS: $39.99 +tax. Ohio, said, "I would like to see QUIET GRAD OR PROFESSIONAL HOUSING the parks send out $10 and $15 off coupons in the summer and 208 E. Merry St. »C: One bedroom unfurnished upper duplex. Large yard. Off street parking. FREE WATER & SEWER. Resident pays electric and gas heat. $295.00 per month for a 12 month lease. mjJVJAt^IJN^^lI^LTT^^WJNI?^)^^ 485 S. Church St.: Side by side duplex. 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Close to campus. $385.00 per month tor a 12 electric & gas heat. $475.00 per month for a 12 month lease. month lease. 3}2 S. Main St. NEWIPVE (4!l>) 352-5620 w \\ w new lo\civ.tllv.i oni NEWIPVE Rentals Rentals (ll'Vl l< ' I " WWW.BGNEWS.COM Wednesday. May 21.2003 3 HUNT NAMED MAC WEST DIVISION POW www.bgnews.com/campus BG's first baseman Kelly Hunt was named the Mid- American (Conference West Division Player of the Week on Tuesday by the league offices for the week of May 12-18. Hunt had eight of his 11 hits last week go for extra bases, including seven doubles. Hunt finished the season with a .439 batting average, the sixth-best in the nation. T 0 WEEK get a i:f ^^^^^^ Die calendar of is taken from I ^Hp Wednesday TODAY for an appointment: 372- Gregg Brandon (head football 9 a.m.-11:45 a.m. 2515. coach) and Curt Miller (women's Hearing and/or Speech BGSU Speech & Hearing Clinic. basketball coach). Cost is $20 per Screening, or Hearing Aid 200 Health Center Bldg. Ridge person. RSVP to the Office of Cleaning, FREE Hearing Street Alumni Affairs by May 22. Screening. FREE Speech Kings Island Resort and Screening. FREE Hearing Aid Thursday Conference Center Cleaning 5:30 p.m. Faculty/staff/family/friends. on & Canton Chapter Pinnacle Event Friday off-campus community (adults Join the Canton Chapter for appe- 6:30 p.m. and/or children of all ages). Call tizers at Brookside Country Club. Dayton Chapter Pinnacle Event TODAY for an appointment: 372- Special guest speakers include Join the Dayton Chapter for a buf- 2515. Gregg Brandon (head football fet dinner and cash bar at Sinclair BGSU Speech £ Hearing Clinic, coach) and Dan Dakich (head Center. Special guest speakers 200 Health Center Bldg. Ridge men's basketball coach). Cost is include Gregg Brandon (head foot- Street $20 per person. RSVP to the Office ball coach) and Curt Miller of Alumni Affairs by May 15 (women's basketball coach). Cost 1 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. Brookside Country Club, Canton is $20 per person. RSVP to the Hearing and/or Speech Office of Alumni Affairs by May 22. Screening, or Hearing Aid Thursday Sinclair Center, Downtown Dayton. Cleaning. FREE Hearing 6:15 p.m. Ohio Screening, FREE Speech Cincinnati Chapter Pinnacle Screening, FREE Hearing Aid Event Saturday Cleaning Join the Cincinnati Chapter for a 7 p.m. Faculty/staff/family/friends. on & buffet dinner at Kings Island Alex Manna, double bass WPtioto off-campus community (adults Resort and Conference Center. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical and/or children of all ages). Call Special guest speakers include Arts Center HEAT CONCERNS: Baltimore Ravens quarterback Chris Redman practices yesterday. Professional sports have felt a large burden from recent weather-related deaths. As summer approaches, everyone needs to be cautious as the temperature and risk of heat-related sickness increases. Activities promote a positive Heat tips can ensure and enjoyable community W00STERWIMKTFR STREET,CTRFFT FROM PAGEPAf.F I1 largerI:.ro„r ramm,community initv uihotnwhere I1 livo"live," AtAt thothe end,.n,l of Ihethe u«year, the resi- a safe active summer lodi Kunk, resident advisor for dents can use their Wonder Bucks and low body temperature. The ale unity among ihc lour halls Hodgers Hall, said. "I am very in a raffle for prizes. The Wonder By Betsy Conn ature is above 90 degrees REPORTER warning signs of a heat stroke are thai line Woosler Street, and the proud to be a pan of such a won- Bucks from this past school year Fahrenheit or the humidity is 75 similar but include muscle four main focuses stressed are derful and outstanding program. were thrown into the drawing Being outdoors during the percent. In weather like this, summer months is something your body loses its control to cramps, lack of sweat, and a high learning, fun. diversity and ser- 1 feel completely comfortable and were used to determine who body temperature. If any of these vice. "The four hall councils can with everyone in every hall and won the prizes. that leaves everyone anxious. cool down when sweat is pre- symptoms should appear, stop work as Woosler, not as individual consider each and every staff Another activity that was sup- However, each year high tem- vented from evaporating nor- exercising, seek shade, eat a halls," Snyder said. member on Wooster Street an posed to inspire the residents to peratures put people at risk. mally. This prevents die body to small snack and drink water. The Snyder meets with the Hall integral part of the team." be really active in the community When you plan to exercise release heat which causes possi- continuation of exercise can lead Directors and the Resident Snyder said she thinks the was the banner. There is a symbol outside then are many impor- ble heat exhaustion or a heat stroke. You can also watch or lis- to even more severe risks such as Advisors once a month to discuss Resident Advisors are at a point on it, the Wooster Street Symbol, tant facts to know to prevent ten to the news to determine if it heart problems and sudden issues that are happening and to where they understand what the and the hall that best fits the possible injuries. The body nani- rally becomes dehydrated when is sale or not to be outside on death. plan future events that will cre- Wooster Street Area is about. She Wooster Street vision gets to dis- your body loses water and salt reallv hot days. According to the Another fact to consider when atively conlrihute to thccommu- said her goal for them during the play the banner in their hall for during physical activity through Centers Disease Control and you plan to exercise, especially in nity they strive for. spring semester is to reach a the month. perspiration. It is extremely Prevention it is important to take the summer months is your The Resident Advisors all know point where they are considering "The project is great," Sheila important to be more aware of the necessary precautions when amount of food consumed. It is each other and participated in the members of all four halls pan Coressel said, hall director for your liquid intake when partici- planning to exercise during the important to eat enough food so Wooster Camp before the begin- of their community, not just the Rodgers I lall." It brings four staffs pating in activities in the heat. summer months. your body will not nin out of fuel ning of the fall semester Woostet people on their floors. together for a strong purpose of Dehydration can lead to more IX) exercise during the cooler and easily become fatigued. Tlie Gimp was part of a two-day "Its definitely been going community. It's like having a serious injuries. It is important to and less humid parts of the day, desired foods are carbohydrates, Resident Advisor training pro- great," Snyder said. "It has been a small school atmosphere on a big give yourself frequent breaks and such as early morning and late which provide your body widi a gram and took place from a wonderful experience." college campus." to replenish your body of lost liq- evening. Avoid exercising lasting energy supply opposed to Friday to Saturday. Someof the activities put on for "This has been the first time between 10 A.M. and 2:30 RM. fats, which offer a short splurge "IWooster ( .imp is full of the Wooster Street Area last fall the hall councils have worked uids. Water is the best choice. But if you participate In strenuous IX) exercise less than normal of energy. activities for milking an RA in semester included Break the together," Snyder said. The plan for a week to allow your body to The summertime should be Hodgers feel like an RA on Silence of Violence, Wooster for next year is to make the hall exercise for a long period of time adapt to the heat. spent enjoying the splendid Wooster Street." Snyder said. The Week, Silent Solidarity and councils see a lot more activities you may want to consider a sports drink to revive your body's IX) drink fluids often. weather. Go outdoors and do Resident Advisors learned a lot Wonder Bucks. through, to see how many resi- need of lost minerals. If you plan IX) wear minimum of light, something that you can't do oth- about their co-workers during Wonder Bucks carried over into dents are gening something out to exercise outside during the loose lilted clothing. erwise. Don't let the heat keep the weekend camp and many the spring semester. It is a way of of this and to get more residents IX) wear sun block, a hat, and you from enjoying the beautiful began to recognize the commu- rewarding students to participate involved," she said. "I feel that summer months be aware ol high temperatures and high outdoors. ITic summer can be nity that is being created, accord- in the Wooster Street activities. through word of mouth and pro- sunglasses. humidity. It is also important to pay very enjoyable and injury free if ing to Snyder. I'or example, if a resident of gramming, the Wooster Street According to the International attention to the warning signs of you pay stHtial attention to your "Spending an entire weekend Founders Hall attends an activity Identity can and will become a Association of Fitness heat exhaustion and heal stoke. hody's needs. with my fellow cohorts during that is taking place in Kohl llali. successful identity campus wide, Professionals you should avoid The warning signs are dizziness, our training in the summer that student can go to one of the area wide, hall wide and yet per- exen King outside if the temper- headache, nausea, confusion, allowed me to not only know my Resident Advisors of Kohl Hall sonally too," Kunk said. Rodgers staff, but to know the and get a Wonder Buck. Preferred Properties Co. OTmtfjrop terrace Make your home at: 400 E. 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May 21.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEl XQIOIK www.bgnews.com/opinion "You reach the point where you're of wrestling for a living." Former While House press secretary Ari Fleischer, on his resignalion this week. Infwwcrk..'cm) OPINION Sorenstam does herself injustice The world of sport is reeling loud last week, and many oilier She doesn't belong because sionals who have struggled She can play, plain and simple. off the comments that she didn't from a week-and-a-halfdebate members of the tour likely were she didn't qualify. through qualifying school react She didn't though, and in the belong there. over the merits of Annika thinking, Sorenstam does not Sorenstam and the spoasors to the presence of those in the process, set herself and the We say good for him. Sorenstam, the Udies' belong on the tour. who provided her with their tournament on a sponsor's women's tour back a few |hun- Unfortunately, Sorenstam did- Professional (iolf Association's Not because she isn't qualified automatic bid into the tourna- exemption, like Sorenstam will dredl years. n't heed his warning and instead top golfer, who will become the — she will probably finish ahead ment did her a grave injustice: be. But we assure you one thing: Vijay Singh was chastised for made a grave mistake. first female to compete on the of some men in the tournament, They gave her a free pass, and in They don't react well. speaking his mind on the sub- Sorenstam could surprise peo- men's tour in 58 wars this week but her chances of making the the process, turned her into a Sorenstam could have quali- ject, saying basically he would ple and perform well in The at The Colonial in fort Worth, cut are slim, due to the sheer freak show. fied for the men's tour on her pull out of the tournament if he Colonial, but most of the men's Yes, she's good. power involved on the men's We're not on the lour, and in own; we think she is good was paired with Sorenstam, he golfers will remember her for not But, like Vijay Singh said out tour. the clubhouse to see how profes- enough lo have done so. later apologized, but didn't back qualifying in the first place. Democrats: Think critically, PEOPLE Cedar Point: Haw take action to challenge Bush 0NTHE STREET fun waiting in lin KEITH in Texas. Security. What this means is thai What are your plans doesn't give you thai excitii,;. POWELL There is also the matter of instead of hunting the terrorists for this summer? MATT six-hour wail. Bush's recent spectacle aboard which Bush assures us arc lurk- SUSSMAN Of course, that is the mosi Columnist the USS Abraham. No one points ing around every comer, the FBI Uirilling ride of them all: tile out the blatant hypocrisy of Bush and the Department of Opinion Columnist slow-moving line for the arriving In a flight suit after hav- I lomeland Security were hunt- newest roller coaster. Forget Calling .ill democrats, green ing been AWOL for over a year ing the true threats to the United I call it "pride by associa- actually riding the Millennium party members and assorted lib- during his own term of service in States, Texas democrats. tion." Force — I want to experience erals — stop what you are doing the Texas Air National Guard. No Despite the absurdity of the Those who live in the state of the painstaking anticipation ol Immediately. Place your hands one stands up to question the Republicans' actions, il was the Ohio are aware of a nationally being the next person to ride around your neck and gently yet amount of money that went into democrats that the media chose recognized amusement park in the roller coaster! Once I'm firmly remove your head from staging this publicity junket at to villainize. The media, along their own backyard. As Cedar there. I will then enter anothet your ass. After your head is free the same lime the country pre- with Texas native Tom Del-ay, did TOM DILGUARDI Point is located at the midpoint line for the front seat, because I please give yourself"a solid pares to enter new and exciting everything in their power to por- of Bowling Green and want nothing more than bugs smack in the back of the head in levels of national debt. In fact, Iray the democrats as behaving SENIOR, SPORTS Cleveland, we are strangely in my teeth once I'm done. order to gel the blood once again when il was suggested that the cowardly. Far from cowardly, the MANAGEMENT proudofthis summer tourist After that, I will seek out the circulating. When ibis process Is military examine how much Texas Democrats braved public attraction, even though we did- longest lines, because if so complete, please start doing motley this event COS) they sim- opinion to prevent blatant gerry- "I'm doing nothing, n't screw a single bolt into any many people are waiting in !K) your job. ply refused claiming it was mandering from taking place, maybe go lo the beach of the roller coasters. My theory degree weather with no shade As the Hush administration unnecessary. If it is unnecessary gerrymandering which is it's simply closer than Disney for something, that tells me the continues on its quest to system- why are officials refusing lo unchecked would have given sometime." World. ride has to be amazing, even if atically roll back the bill of rights make public the dollar amount? republicans control of the U.S. I Tilling from Toledo, 1 have it is just a line for the women's and lo dismantle the carefully Doesn't this refusal directly con- House of Representatives. This been able to "experience the restroom. This is why 1 never commuted governmental sys- tradict the Freedom of act of solidarity on the part of the thrill" of "America's Roller bother with those Lemon tem of checks and balance, the Information Act? Why are Texas democrats needs to be a Coast" every single summer Chills — if nobody is in line for question then becomes whatev- democrats so willing to remain wake up call to the rest of the so- ever since I was too tall to ride them, then why should I get er happened to the people who silent when the republicans called left. the lunior Gemini by myself. one? are supposed lo IK- opposing this would have torn Clinton or Gore Democrats and liberals in gen- Perhaps I just experienced a While waiting in line, I high- tidal wave of conservatism? to pieces for similar actions? eral need to come together and total burnout of roller coasters. ly suggest you stop and smell Take Bush's proposal for deal- Ironically enough the real unite if thev hope to maintain Maybe the entire trip gradually the roses. For instance, you any credibility at all. It is time for ing with (he sluggish economy, a hope lor the left may come from ADAM SHIPP became outrageously expen- should get a good look at the $550 million dollar tax cut which lens, or at least from the exam- those who claim to oppose these sive. And, as a result of paying teenage couple who are all over many economists have greeted ple Texas democrats have set. In sweeping conservative changes SENIOR, HISTORY $44 for a general admission each other, as if they both were an attempt lo gain control of the lo actually lake a stand and with skepticism. This choice "I plan to see how one-day ticket, we are all deter- released yesterday from sepa- does not seem complicated; fol- U.S. I louse of Representatives, make themselves heard. United mined to get our money's rate prisons. Listen to the low the advice of people who republican Texas legislators we stand, divided we fall, and it Sydney Ribeau's reno- worth by riding every single screaming infant (who got in have spent their lives studying attempted to push through a is time for politicians everywhere vations are coming stupid ride, including the rick- the park free, by the way), who die nature of the economy or the congressional redistricting plan. who identify themselves as sub- along." ety Blue Streak, the foot pain- is enjoying the thrilling ride of intuition of a thrice failed busi- Rather than allowing the redis- scribing to a liberal ideology to inducing Mantis, and the its mother's incessant rocking nessman. Yet the most resistance tricting plan to go through, the recognize that this is a national Power Tower, a ride which arms. More than anything else, the democrats can seem lo offer democrats lied the stale In order emergency. If the democrats and either takes you up really fast, enjoy the time to think to your- is to quietly mutter about how to deny the Texas House of greens don't get their respective or down really fast. Remember, self quietly, with thoughts such the tax cuts will mainly help the Representative the attendance acts together there will be no one you paid $44, so you should be as, "I can't believe my friends wealthy. It will take more than numbers needed to put the mai- to stop the current administra- able to have choices. talked me into going with half-hearted mutters to stop ler lo a vole. In response die tion from pushing through their Since Cedar Point ticket them." Matthew Broderick in these cuts from being pushed (K )P (Jovcmor of Texas sent out ultraconservative agenda. As prices inflate faster than a "Ferns Bueller's Day Off*' once through, and the clock is licking. the stale troopers with orders to much as il pains me to say this, Trekkie's inflatable girlfriend, said, "Life moves pretty fast, Il is not even a hard argument to arrest the missing politicians and the democrats have a lot to learn you will feel cheated if you and if you don't stop and look make, all the democrats need to relum them to Austin. The FBI from the republicans Now the SARAH FELGAR don't ride their new and excit- around, you could miss it." do is cite precedent. This plan was likewise called in to investi- only question is will they learn il JUNIOR, NURSING ing roller coaster. This year it Even though the line moves al failed under Reagan, and il failed gate the mailer of the missing in time? comes in the form of a one-hill a snails pace, you still might under Bush when implemented democrats, along with the monstrosity known as "Top miss your wonderful surround- Department of I lomeland "I'm going lo Florida, Thrill Dragster." Seriously, it's ings. You just have a better hanging out with comprised of just one hiU. chance at witnessing it. friends and trying to Cedar Point boasts that this There you have it. For the ride eclipses 420 feet, another low, low price of $44, you can keep myself out of world record that will only buy an all access pass to the trouble" stand for three more hours, at longest lines in Sandusky, Ohio. which point lapan builds Occasionally you will ride one another roller coaster. I believe of a plethora of roller coasters, the height of 420 feet is sym- such as Disaster Transport, an bolic, in thai you would have to indoor ride that can be be stoned worse than Tommy described by the first word of Chang to not only want to ride its title, and Thunder Canyon, tliis abomination, but believe which would be fun if you did- the half-day wail is worth it. In n't have to stand in line bare- conclusion, Top Thrill Dragster foot. Unfortunately, additional goes up fast and back down expenses include bottled water, LISA ZYGELA fast, so il is the equivalent of carnival games, and delicious SENIOR, MIDDLE CHILD- riding the Power Tower twice. Lemon Chills. Sunburn is free. However, the Power Tower HOOD EDUCATION "Got married, taking classes so I can gradu- WHERE DO YOU STAND? ate, find a job so I can pay for an apartment E-mail your letters/columns to so I don't have to live [email protected]. so,iF THe ELecnon were HELD TODAY* WHICH See Submission Policy for guidelines. 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MMi -::■-•■■ •■ - ' WEDNESDAY May 21, 2003 MOSTLY SUNNY IIICiM 63 i LOW-43 www.bgnews.com PONT VOLUME 97 ISSUE 1 2003: The summer of anticipated concerts By Andrea Wilhelm your favorite punk artists You THE POIRI REPORTER can see them all June 26 at The summer concert season is Riverbend Music Center, August ' wA . upon us, and what a great time to 3 at the Pontiac Silverdome in see your favorite bands perform. Michigan, and August 5 at the • • This summer, several artists of all Tower City Amphitheater in latin BohmlAPPtiolo genres will be gracing the Ohio Cleveland. and Michigan venues. NEW MOVIE: Keanu Reeves, center, stars In the movie Matrix If rap is more your style, be Lollapalooza makes a return sure to catch the Rock the Mic Reloaded. this summer with originating Tour this summer. Jay-Z heads /*^ band lane's Addiction. Along off this hip-hop tour with fellow with them are bands Audioslave, guests 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg and J W i^ai Incubus, The Donnas, A Perfect Fabolous. You can catch them f Circle, Queens of the Stone Age July 9 at Riverbend Music Center, 'Reloaded': and several others. They will be July 10 at the Germain performing July 13 at Germain Amphitheater, and July 11 at the Amphitheater in Columbus, lury Blossom Music Center. 16 at Riverbend Music Center in Another treat for hip-hop fans (J - Cincinnati, July 18 at DTE Energy this summer is Eminem's two- Another hit Music Theater in Clarkson, MI, day performance in hometown P •-• ^ By Andrea Wilhelm and lury 20 at the Blossom Music Detroit. His Anger Management cool special effects occur. Chuck_j Kennedy KRT Campus IH[ POINI REPORTER In this sequel, Neo must decide Center in Cleveland. Tour is set for July 12 and 13 at The Matrix Reloaded how he can save Trinity from the Also making a return this sum- Ford Field. On July 12 he will be PERFORMING: Aerosmith, pictured above, is one of many bands A love story, a sex scene, an orgy fate he sees in his dreams. mer is the "Prince of Darkness" joined by 50 Cent and Missy touring this summer. Elliot. rave, a car chase and Keanu "The Matrix Reloaded" is better himself: Ozzy Osboume. Ozzfest 15 al Comerica Park in Detroit Amphitheater and lune 25 and will feature Osbourne, Korn. With their brand new releases, Reeves with superman pow- than the first. Amazing special and August 19 at the Germain 26 at DTI. Energy Music Theater ers...not quite what you'd expect effects and fight sequences cause Marilyn Manson, Disturbed, Christina Aguilera and Justin Chevelle and many more. Check Timberlake are sure to be a must - Amphitheater. in Michigan. from the second installment of jaws to drop and phrases, "That Also exciting is the melding And what summei would be the Matrix trilogy, "The Matrix was sweet" and "Awesome" to it out July 22 at the Blossom see concert for pop fans. The together of Journey. Kit) complete without a Dave Reloaded?" Then be warned, escape your mouth. Music Center. July 24 and 25 at Justified and Stripped Tour hits Speedwagon and Styx. The only Matthews Hand concert? Dave these are not the only surprises Mr. Smith returns in this sequel DTE, and August 3 at the July 25 at the Palace of Aubum downfall is that the closest they will he busting stull up lune 17 Germain Amphitheater. Hills and July 26 at the U.S. Bank you will come across while view- and a fight sequence where he come to our area is joe Ixiuis and IH at the Germain ing this hit summer movie. fights Neo and then multiplies If you can't make it to Ozzfest Arena in Cincinnati. Arena in Detroit on lune 12. Amphitheater, lune 21 at the "The Matrix Reloaded" begins himself so that Neo must fight off this year, you can still see some of If country is what you're look- Also touring this summer is Blossom Music Center, lune 23 with Neo and Morpheus already 100 Smith's is especially cool. your favorite heavy rock groups. ing for, be sure to catch the Dixie Pearl lam. You can check them and 24 at Riverbend and luly 2 at successfully freeing several peo- lada Pinkett Smith is intro- Metallica, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Chicks tearing it up lune 1 at Park, Deftones and Mudvayne out lune 19 at Riverbend Music the Palace ot Auburn Hills. ple from the Matrix and placing duced as a new character, Gund Arena in Cleveland, June 2 Center, lune 24 at the (lermain Happy concert going! them in Zion, the last city on "Niobe." Niobe, one bad-ass are touring together. This rock and 3 at the Palace of Aubum Earth. Laurence Fishburne's chick, is involved in what might fest can be seen July 4 at the Hills, June 9 at the U.S. Bank "Morpheus" and crew are possibly be the best car chase Pontiac Silverdome and July 19 at Arena and June 10 at the ordered to return to defend Zion sequence since "The Fast and the the Ohio Stadium in Columbus. Nationwide Arena in Columbus. THERE IS STILL TIME as it has fallen under attack to the Furious." The old faithful punk fest, Vans Fans of old school rock will be Machine Army, which aims to "The Matrix Reloaded" defi- Warped Tour, is at it again this pleased to hear that Aerosmith YOU CAN FIND AN take over the universe. nitely lives up to its hype. The only summer with bands Rancid, AFI, will be joined by legendary band AFFORDABLE APARTMENT Neo and his leaders estimate downfall is that this sequel ends The Used, The Ataris, Sum 41. KISS this summer. You can see that they have 72 hours until the with a cliffhanger. 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