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Credit card company exploits students

By Chasity Lester STAFF WRITER University students safety is questioned after a credit card company took too much informa- tion. Toby Singer, ITS executive direc- tor walked by The College Credit Card Company and noticed something odd. "The credit card people were taking pictures of student's IDs with a digital camera. There was no reason for this." An estimated 200 people filled out credit card applications with their address, phone number, stu- dent ID number and social securi- ty number and had their ID scanned before campus police asked the company to leave. The company was not issued to be on campus that day. However, no one stopped them for over eight hours, until Singer came along, "That information can be used for anything," Singer said. "The IDs can be used to make fake IDs, get other credit cards and check- ing accounts opened in the ID K so oted Press Photo holder's name. It can even be sold SYDNEY: Workmen put the finishing touches to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Rings high above Martin Place in Sydney. The opening ceremony is set for Sept. 15. to tclcmarketers." No one has reported their infor- mation being used yet, but the nature of the incident brings safe- ty into question. Student Services must autho- rize every credit card, retail or FINISHING TOUCHES soliciting group before they can set up on campus. The credit card company had not registered with PREPARATIONS FINISHED AS SYDNEY OPENING LOOMS Student Services. Also, Student Services had no record of the com- By Larry McShane something special," said torch The local forecast is call- »SS0CI«TED PRESS WRITER manager Di Henry. "In Australia, ing for "cool to mild con- IDENTIFICATION. PAGE 2 SYDNEY, Australia — With we have plenty of special peo- ditions" — unusually opening ceremonies for the ple." cool for a Summer Sydney Games just four days off, — HUNTER OUT: World shot Olympics, with high a raft of Aussie celebrities lined put champion CJ. Hunter, who temperatures only in the up to carry the Olympic torch as underwent surgery last week on 60s and a low of 51 Traffic Sydney's lord mayor promised a knee damaged during an degrees. The wind will be the biggest bash in local history. August weight training session, light to moderate, mak- OLYMPIC "The city is ready, in case you pulled out of the Sydney ing summer down under CHALLENGE: ticket fight haven't noticed," Frank Sartor Olympics. more like a pleasant fall Maria Runyan cracked at a news conference "I'm disappointed that the day in New England. stretches after Monday afternoon (Sunday injury has forced me to withdraw — OLYMPIC FLAG: finishing third in night EDT). "It's ready, it's from the Olympic Games," the Before becoming one of becomes sparkling... The city will be in full U.S. shot-putter and husband of the original Keystone the women's swing. It will be a great party." gold medal favorite Marion Kops, Hal Haig "Harry" 1500 meter run loining the party by lugging lones said Monday. Prieste had a brief criminal at the U.S. easier the Olympic torch during its final "Marion and I have looked for- career. Today, 80 years after Olympic Track legs toward the Olympic Stadium ward to competing together in he stole the original and Field Trials were an assortment of interna- Sydney," he said. "But 1 am a pro- Olympic flag during the in Sacramento. By Kelley Fisher tionally known local heroes: ten- fessional athlete and, unfortu- 1920 games in Antwerp, Runyan has diffi- STAFF WHITER nis stars lohn Newcombe and nately, injuries are part of the Belgium, the 103-year-old culty reading all In just a few weeks, the process Pat Rafter, actress Rachel Ward, game." returned the valued icon. the inspiring to appeal a parking ticket will singer Olivia Newton-lohn and Hunter, 31, still plan to come "I thought, 'I ain't going to become easier. past Olympic greats Dawn Fraser to Australia to support his wife be around much longer — it's responses she Matt Bender, vice president of and Murray Rose. and his other U.S. teammates. At no good in a suitcase,"' Prieste has received the traffic appeals board, said the The identity of the torch carri- 330 pounds, Hunter was the said Monday after presenting since becoming new process will enable students er who will light the flame at the biggest athlete on the U.S. track the folded linen flag to the first to schedule their own court time opening ceremonies remains a and field team; he finished sev- International Olympic Paralympics ath- when they turn in their appeal secret, but organizers had no enth at the 1996 Olympics. Committee president Juan lete to make the form. In the past, a secretary con- worries about matching the 1996 — WEATHER WATCH: When Antonio Samaranch. U.S. Olympic tacted students with the time they moment when Muhammad Ali the flame is finally lit Friday "It was no good to me," the team. were scheduled to appear. did the honors in Atlanta night, the weather should pose "Students have 21 days to turn "The pressure is making no problems. OLYMPICS, PAGE 2 Associate! Press Photo in their appeal form, but they should do it as soon as possible because it will appear on their bursar bill," Bender said. The traffic court consists of three student justices. There is a Speaker stresses poverty, spirituality are related representative for the student, one By Kimberty Dupps spiritual as well as material prob- organizations that exemplify involved in the problems of the for the University and the third CUV EDITOR lem. Most poor people do not compassion. inner city." justice (chief) makes the final rul- have the faith that they and their "Volunteeis suffered with oth- Olasky attributes the lack of ing. An ordinary man with a salt situations can change," Olasky ers (in the inner city), which is the God in the lives of inner city chil- Before the hearing, the student and pepper beard and glasses vis- said. "Economic redistribution by true meaning of compassion," dren to the removal of prayer will explain their case to the stu- ited campus yesterday. itself cannot fight poverty effec- Olasky said. from public schools. dent representative and discuss Most would not recognize his tively because it does not affect He said welfare programs rid The Murray v. Curlett decision what will take place during the face, some may not recognize his the attitudes that frequently the need for church organizations made in 1963 removed the back- hearing. name, many more may be famil- undergrid poverty." to supply volunteers and aid the up children had if they did not After the student states his/her iar with his socio-political philos- According to Olasky, there is a inner city. have a religious influence at case, the University representative ophy. road block standing in the way of The difference between the home. However, the attempts to will explain why their ticket was a Marvin Olasky, professor of solving the problems of the inner two is the influence and knowl- banish God from the impover- violation. Then each side gives a journalism at the University of city. edge of God brought into the ished has made the inner cities closing remark and the chief jus- Texas at Austin, has coined the The government. neighborhoods. Olasky speculat- worse off. tice will make a ruling. If the ticket phrase compassionate conser- He said, the government violat- ed that a belief in God would cut In addition to the lack of reli- is appealed, the bursar office is vatism. ed the policy that church and drug and alcohol use, pregnancy, gious influence within inner city notified immediately. Compassionate conservatism state should be separate The gov- abuse and other problems of the limits, as well as the public According to Jason Majors, is an idea that states poverty is ernment crossed the barrier inner city in half. schools, children of the inner city president of the traffic.appeals more than simple economics. It's between the two by passing legis- "Kids try to make up for the lack also lack three "gifts" that con- KJmberty Dupps BG News a spiritual and moral problem, as lation that allows people to rely (of God) in destructive ways," tribute to the negative conditions SPEAKER: Marvin Olasky well uporj the government for finan- Olasky said. "A belief in God could PARKIH6,PAGE2 speaks to students. "Poverty around the world is a cial aid rather than faith-based prevent kids from getting SPEAKER, PAGE 2 2 Tuesday. September 12.2000 BG NEWS Parking itv issues face students in card scandal problems years. complete the transaction if there on a receipt copy that is kept. Gullufsen. If a student looses their Student I.D.s can also be used is any question of identification. Neeley Lampus, SRC manager, I.D. or believes it is stolen then the persist pany ever being on campus for fraud on campus.The I.D. acts However, in an on-campus poll said that I.D.s are consistently student should report it immedi- before. like a debit card, students can only one in eight I.D.s were checked before a student enters ately to the police. The student PARKING, FROM PAGE 1 The person who directed this have their I.D.s used by others to checked by campus officials for the facility. She said that only also needs to call the office of the incident of credit card solicita- make purchases unless someone purchases and SRC center admit- seven to 10 cases of I.D. bursar to make sure no purchases board, the best way to avoid a tick- tion, Hasan Kativ was also unreg- else checks the I.D. photo, tance. Misrepresentation occurred last have been made and also report it et is to know and follow all of the istered with campus. according to the BGSU police. If a student feels there is aprob- year. to the office of registrar. rules. No one from Student Services University Dining Services said lem with unauthorized I.D. use, "Those students were dealt "The Bursar will record the stu- "When you register your car, and the office of student life was that cashiers in all dining halls then purchases can be repealed if with through the student code of dent's information, deactivate the you should receive a map and list able to comment and convenient stores are trained proven to be fraud, according to conduct," said Lampus. card and issue a new card," said of parking rules. The best way to It is important to remember to specifically look at the photo the bursar's office. I.D.s can also be used to open Bill Mercer, student worker for avoid a ticket is to read all of the that your I.D. has all of your infor- l.D.s and refuse to ring anyone "It is rarely the case," said an credit card and checking the Bursar's office. rules and regulations carefully." mation on it," said Sgt. Gullufsen whose I.D. picture is in question. official of dining services. accounts which the student is Students also need to be appre- Majors said. of the BGSU police department. The Student Rec Center reported She reported that most pur- then liable for. hensive about giving out person- Although the appeals process is "You must protect that informa- that photos and validation stick- chases that students inquire Students are not helpless, there al information to credit card com- changing for the better. Bender tion." ers are checked before a student about were purchased by the I.D. are ways for students to protect panies and telemarketers. said students are still getting tick- Such cases are rare, but do may enter the facility. themselves "Protect your information," holder and forgotten. Any conve- warns Singer. "Anyone can use ets. He said in general most of the exist in BGSU police records as Campus officials are also nient store purchase over $25 is "It is important to keep your tickets are for parking in the wrong occurring within the past three authorized to demand a second your personal information to do also authorized with a signature I.D. on you at all times," said anything." spot. I.D. upon purchase and refuse to Anyone wishing to appeal a ticket can pick up a form at Parking Services or 450 Student Services. They should then take the completed form to the Office Inner-city children lack 1 st Olympic flag of Student life in 405 Student Services where they can sign up for a court time. Traffic court is 'gifts', religeon to succeed returned tattered held every Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. SPEAKER,FROM PAGE 1 dren of the 19th century were of the past. The traffic appeals board is taught to meet challenges and to However, those in attendance OLYMPICS, FROM PAGE 1 blunL accepting applications for of urban areas. overcome them. The depen- criticized Olasky for romanticiz- "We think we should put an end University and student represen- The first gift that children lack dence on the welfare system ing the 19th century. They point- wheelchair-bound Prieste added. to such a practice," he said of the tatives. There will also be an inter- is a result of government legisla- does not require children to rise ed out that the problems of the "I won't be able to hang it up in my dossier. "We need to condemn it view process in which students tion. Due to welfare programs, above their situation. 19th century were similar to room." and see what sort of legal proce- can choose which side they want women are now able to have The third gift, however, taught those of the 21 st century. Prieste was an Olympic diving dures we could initiate." to interview for. children without a father there children how to be citizens. Olasky said conditions have medalist when he swiped the — DAY OFF: Demonstrators Applications arc due Friday. to support the family. Children "If we don't have the gifts, we improved and we must open white flag with its five rings from a outside a Melbourne hotel forced Sept 15 and can be picked up in self-destruct," Olasky said. often learn from a father's love our eyes to such improvements. 15-foot flagpole. The flag was the heavily favored U.S. men's the USG office. and discipline. Even if the family He does believe there have slightly discolored and tattered He describes such improve- basketball team to cancel its prac- is poor, the father can still make been mcritable efforts to better where it was ripped from the flag- tice Monday. The protesters a positive contribution to the the conditions of urban areas. ments and the ideals of compas- pole, but was otherwise in good weren't angry at Vince Carter or family. The government made a pos- sionate conservatism in his writ- condition. Alonzo Mourning; the hotel was 'The father has the satisfac- itive step by instituting welfare ing He has written 13 books and — IOC SUIT: The organizers of the site of the World Economic tion of coming home from work, reform. Welfare reform forces Salt Lake City's scandal-marred people to become independent over 500 journal articles. In addi- Forum, a meeting of top business Sherly Crow's knowing he has made a physical 2002 Winter Games could face a leaders from around the globe. difference in his family," Olasky of government aid and turn to tion, he has contributed to USA libel suit from angry members of front two teeth said. other sources for support, such Today, The Wall Street Journal the International Olympic "We didn't want to take any The second gift was that chil- as the faith-based organizations and Investor's Business Daily. Committee. IOC officials, chances," said USA Basketball are fake. She incensed by a secret dossier that spokesman Craig Miller, citing the The BG News purportedly held tips on how to recognizability of the NBA stars. bribe them, raised the question of The more anonymous U.S. had them has positions legal action at the opening session women's team opted to walk of the IOC general assembly. through the crowds, board their knocked out available for Although IOC officials later bus and hold a two-hour practice. played down the threat, IOC Their departure from the Crown when she ethics commission chairman Casino and Hotel was delayed for tripped on the COPY EDITORS Keba Mbaye's reaction was quite more than an hour. stage earlier in her career. call 372-6966 E-mail a reporter today! and ask for an editor USG Undergraduate Student Government * USG Undergraduate Student SENIOR PICTURES HERE ALL WEEK! USG Elections Come & vSote SEPTEMBER 12 Rodgers 12-5pm; Kohl 12-5pm; Founders 5-9pm

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Equivalent to Hell 59 Neapolitan 13 Course Bears lacking in Michigan dough We have the answers, and are 19 Witdialkers on Earth 60 Notoght 2i Anger quite willing to part with them. 61 Writer Fwber 24 Gain control over it was, heading west, into the speckled arena like jewels. A 62 Russian ruler 25 Goaders All you need to do is check the • Realizing your 63 Hues 27 Yucatan people answer key, temporarily located KRISTALYN great unknown. group of kids were playing on the 64 Discard 28 Maiures SHEVFEUWD docks as we drove out to the magnetic poetry 65 Abominable 29 Ocutl controlieT on this very page. Thanks to MSUI found a great spelled out snowman 30 Fireplace shol radio station and heard the new dunes passing a few swamps and 31 in tie bag Counter Culture old men were fishing near the 'doom' all by DOWN 33 Touching al a Bare Naked Ladies song about 25 1 Carson s single point times before I picked up my cell swamps. itself. predecessor 35 Oistmciive 45 Cul-dr- 52 Traveler's 2 French pronojn atmosphere 46 Me* no: to cry stopovers I woke up in a bad mood on phone to check my messages at The sun was just beginning to 3 Gun 36 Birdhouse neslor over** 53 Gel up • Finding a jug manulacijrer Saturday. A "gel-lhe-hell-oul-of- home. set as we came upon the old 38 Sea of France 4/ Vtenamese 54 Mad oath of milk in the 4 Eavesdroppers 42 PuTifsrvnem capital 55 Bombay wrap Dodge-before-you-do-some- I returned a few phone calls lighthouse, the moon rising just post imposed 49 Concepts 57 Moislen 5 Danng teat thing-srupid" sort of mood. A and confirmed my belief that beyond it and the waves lapping fridge you 44 Crvil disturbance 51 Raw minerals 58 Altar words Tm-gonna-kick-the-shit-out-of- there would be no going back to against the shore. A young family stored last May. you-if-you-don't-stop-looking- Bowling Green tonight. I hung up was flying kites as their daughter OHIO WEATHER at-me" sort of mood. A— Okay, and shrugged it off, knowing full rolled about in the sand, while a • Being busted Tuesday, September 12 okay, a really bad mood. well that getting drunk while group of teenage* were flirting by the RA for AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures with each other as they ran There was no particular reason being sedated with Benadryl was cohabitating about. There were also lep- for this mood, maybe it was my not a good idea. with a kitty and rechauns and faeries floating allergies and the Benadryl-Gin Instead I pulled out the map a George around but 1 figured 1 might just hangover, and it could have been and noticed a large area of forest Forman Grill. the fact that it was September. just north of Muskegon, oh yeh, a be imagining those. Was that a Damned if I knew. destination. Six hours, two serpent in the water or a sailboat? • The blotter A little voice said, Go west, Snickers bars, a canteen of water. And there I was, ready to set up including your young woman and I remem- > my tripod, load the film and close name in relation bered that I had to call the exter- ! my mind. My head stopped hurt- with anything. minator about those roaches ing for about a half-hour so that I before I could make my journey could play with the images that out of boredom. God had set before me. I plowed through all three rolls of film I made a few calls, packed up doing my best Austin Powers imi- the car and I was just about tation as I pretended that I knew ready to go. As if on cue the WORD OF THE DAY exactly what I wanted to capture. phone rang and I figured that 1 I was absolutely convinced that 1 might as well answer it, it just GREGARIOUS was the next Ansel Adams Then might be important. It turned Pronounciation: again, I also thought that there out to be less, a fellow random gri • 'gat • E • 8s were bears lurking in the dunes. traveler. "Where are you going Function: adjective e 2000 AccuWeamer. inc buddy?" she asked slowly. Jess had to remind that there are no bears in Michigan, let alone Etymology: Latin gregarius, I attempted to speak through sand bears. There are however, of a flock or herd. 4mS ±#~^m± ^'^^-fife^^nfe my sinuses, "Michigan. As far sand sharks, and they bite. Date: 1668 Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Showers T-M0ftns Ra« Flume- Snow lot north as 1 can get today. You la: tending to associate The sun had set and it was . i itm DMAn wanna come?" She agreed and I with others of one's kind; about 9 o'clock when we realize was glad for the company, my b: marked or indicating a mom voice telling me that dri- that we didn't pay too much liking for companionship; ving by myself North might not an i-ii i urn to the location of our THREE-DAY FORECAST be the greatest idea I ever had but McDonald's and a box of tissues campsite. Too excited about see- C: of or relating to a social later we're at Lake Michigan. group; hey, I had my camera so at least ing the dunes we had completely Wednesday Thursday Friday there would be photographic evi- The owner of the campsite we forgotten how we had actually 2a: of a plant; b: living in dence. liked reminded me of a 1950s gotten to the lake. A pitch black contiguous nests but not Armed with tissues, three rolls dad, all worried about us girls world, dirt roads, my attitude, forming a true colony; of black and wliite, camping gear camping out here alone, must and directions from the townies 3: something to do with and a full tank of gas, we headed have we were lesbians. "You're eventually got us back to happy monks chanting; we don't © © into the Detroit metro area. Now from Bowling Green? Well now, camper land where I proceeded quite understand it, but we Mostly for some strange reason, I like we don't have any rustics left but to pass out. love their albums. Sunny Cloudy Showers I guess you could set up in a RV urban driving, but, if this is what A rainy morning and another Michigan is like, I can tell why site..."' High:75' High:73" High: 64" headache started the following - - Eminem is pissed. Yeh, yeh just give me the per- day, which consisted of Meijer Lovv.55 Low:52 Low: 48" There seems to be nothing but mit. I thought as I sniffled for the donuts, chocolate milk, a little vil- "On my income tax construction zones, backed up millionth time. Twenty minutes lage named Paw Paw and a traffic and massive headaches. later... we picked out a site for the whole lot of Dutch windmills. 1040 it says'Check this evening and pitched the tent The rain didn't stop until we had ANSWERS So here we are and less is box if you are blind.' passed Ann Arbor and headed doing her Billy Madison imita- Did you hear the rumor about 1 t 3 A t, s OllHS 1 N 1 1 south on 23 back to normalcy 1 wanted to put a 0 v 1 V N a ill O O 1 tion as she hand puppets that all By now the Benadryl had s .- kicked in full force and I was and Bowling Green-ness. the BG News website? V b i 1 3 N 1 lull u 3 1 N I construction workers should be check mark about s o M V 3la MM'' 0 H i V .1 shot and then she starts talking ready to bust out my camera and I tried to piece my brain back «. vl 1 S 1 3 N n H S three inches away." Yeah, so did we. about shampoo. put my photography class to together as I rolled into town but N V a 3 SBS 11 0 b n ■1 work. 1 was soon to be rewarded, 1 11 0 ■ H 31. N 1 s' only animal urges remained. The n Am I delirious yet? because the world up by Stony TOM LEHRER Rumor has it that there will be Q ; ■ b 3 N|N V r\ ■ 3 need to eat, blow my freaking V V "■i 3 B H V '■3 n O v Lake was straight out of my MUSICIAN, PROFES- i N ) 1 d V N 3 d v n nose and go to sleep were my Crossword answers there. ■ 3 imagination. The colors of the ) s i | N n 1 1 b 0 "Maybe we should get off at only agenda SOR, MATHEMATICIAN, 3 BV N 13 vineyards, cabbage and lettuce, s b lib V I " ti this exit," she said, lapsing out of But. hey, that's just a rumor. u i ' V 1 u 3 a N n -i h v cherries, blueberries and a cou- That satisfied, I decided that AND ANONYMOUS ' her character and I comply, fean- The real stuff is hidden here. 1 0 1 l S A a i 1 0 1 v 1 1 1 . s H V 0 s 3 d ing for the open road and so 696 ple old shacks adorned the sun- next weekend I'd go south. 1 » 3 TV GUIDE SECTION TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12,2000 I 6:00 I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:00 1 10:30 1 11:00 1 11:30 I BROADCAST STATIONS Nw.fi CBS Evening Wheel o( Jeopardy' ■ Big Brother (N Ladies Man SO Minutes H (In Slereo) X Judging Amy' Not With a Nt»X Late Show M CD Newel Fortunes (In Slereo) X ' 12 Angry Kids Whsnper" (In Stereo) X (In Stereo) X Newsl ABC World Entertainment Hollywood Who Wanta to e a Millionaire Dhaima a Norm "Laurel Barbara Walters Mike Myers. NewsX Mightline |N) © Newt Tonight Tonight IT Squares X (In Sleieo) X Greg I Loses it" I Sophia Loren and Refcy Martin. vm News* NMrJoJttl, drew Carey (In frasier Soil 3rd Rock From the Sun "The FrsassK "Something Borrowed. Mellne (In Stereo) n Newel Tonight Show ffl Stereo) X :! PbWii" ■ Big Giant Head Returns AgasY' Someone Blue" (In Stereo) X (In Stereo) X Will 10 Read: ffejTneM'Ffpt Newthour With Jim lehrer 1 Grand Canyon "A Naked Planet On Our Own Terms: Moyers on lying Two With Eyes Charlie Rose (In Stereo) X © Eital Sitamora Special" (N)(li. Stereo) X patents speak ol the benefits ol e jlhsnasia IN. « Open BSC Wofld Newahour with Jim Lehrer X Business Rpt. Srand Canyon "A Naked Planet On Our Own Terms: Moyers on Dying Two With Eyas Charlie Rose (In Slereo) X News Special (f.|(in Stereo)! patients speak ol the benefls ol euthanasia. (N) X Open Simpsons un Had About Seinfeld "The Friends (In That 70a THUS Family Guy (In Family Guy (In NewlX Real TV (In Star trsfc Deep Space Nine iiujii) You "Oglorea*" Statue" I Slereo) I Show X "Intervention'' Slereo) X Slereo) X Btemo) it: "Sons and Daughters' X Simpsons tin Simpsons (In Friends lln Friends JL Moeaha The Grown Upe (In Malcolm a Malcolm 1 News Sports-Detroit Frssler (In IFrasler "Seal 0D Stereo) X Stereo) at Watchmaker" Slereo) X Eddie X Eddie X Stereo) X |of Power" X CABLE STATIONS Hollywood Bthind the Badge: Three Stooges OboMsed Movie: «... "Vemgo"(l958. Mystery) James Slewan Kim Novak. Barbara Bel Movie:... "TheFBfSrOry* AMC A Century ol Cinema Copt With Vertigo X GedOes A deleave w«h a tear el he-jhls lalls lor his q-arry. I (1959. Drama) James Stewart. Saturday Night Live Jett Oalty Show I Win Ben Movie: •• "MeatballPart/r(l9»«. 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I^J»«--''5sVlll»»*^S^.'* 2 Tuesday. September 12,2000 BG NEWS Parking itv issues face students in card scandal problems years. complete the transaction if there on a receipt copy that is kept. Gullufsen. If a student looses their Student l.D.s can also be used is any question of identification. Neeley Lampus, SRC manager, l.D. or believes it is stolen then the persist pany ever being on campus for fraud on campus.The l.D. acts However, in an on-campus poll said that l.D.s are consistently student should report it immedi- before. like a debit card, students can only one in eight l.D.s were checked before a student enters ately to the police. The student PARKING. FROM PAGE 1 The person who directed this have their l.D.s used by others to checked by campus officials for the facility. She said that only also needs to call the office of the incident of credit card solicita- make purchases unless someone purchases and SRC center admit- seven to 10 cases of l.D. bursar to make sure no purchases board, the best way to avoid a tick- tion, Hasan Kativ was also unreg- else checks the l.D. photo, tance. Misrepresentation occurred last have been made and also report it et is to know and follow all of the istered with campus. according to the BGSU police. If a student feels there is aprob- year. to the office of registrar. rules. No one from Student Services University Dining Services said lem with unauthorized l.D. use, "Those students were dealt "The Bursar will record the stu- "When you register your car, and the office of student life was that cashiers in all dining halls then purchases can be repealed if with through the student code of dent's information, deactivate the you should receive a map and list able to comment and convenient stores are trained proven to be fraud, according to conduct," said Lampus. card and issue a new card," said of narking rules. The best way to "It is important to remember to specifically look at the photo the bursar's office. l.D.s can also be used to open Bill Mercer, student worker for avoid a ticket is to read all of the that your l.D. has all of your infor- l.D.s and refuse to ring anyone "It is rarely the case," said an credit card and checking the Bursar's office. rules and regulations carefully," mation on it," said Sgt. Gullufsen whose l.D. picture is in question. official of dining services. accounts which the student is Students also need to be appre- Majors said. of the BC.SU police department. I he Student Rcc Center reported She reported that most pur- then liable for. hensive about giving out person- Although the appeals process is "You must protect that informa- that photos and validation stick- chases that students inquire Students are not helpless, there al information to credit card com- changing for the better, Bender tion." ers are checked before a student about were purchased by the l.D. are ways for students to protect panies and telemarketers. said students are still getting tick- Such cases are rare, but do may enter the facility. themselves "Protect your information," holder and forgotten. Any conve- warns Singer. "Anyone can use ets. He said in general most of the exist in BGSU police records as Campus officials are also nient store purchase over $25 is "It is important to keep your tickets are for parking in the wrong your personal information to do occurring within the past three authorized to demand a second also authorized with a signature l.D. on you at all times," said anything." spot. l.D. upon purchase and refuse to Anyone wishing to appeal a ticket can pick up a form at Parking Services or 450 Student Services. They should then take the completed form to the Office Inner-city children lack 1 st Olympic flag of Student life in 405 Student Services where they can sign up for a court time. Traffic court is 'gifts', religeon to succeed returned tattered held every Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. SPEAKER, FROM PAGE 1 dren of the 19th century were of the past The traffic appeals board is taught to meet challenges and to However, those in attendance OLYMPICS. FROM PAGE 1 blunt. accepting applications for of urban areas. overcome them. The depen- criticized Olasky for romanticiz- "We think we should put an end University and student represen- The first gift that children lack dence on the welfare system ing the 19th century. They point- wheelchair-bound Prieste added. to such a practice," he said of the tatives, There will also be an inter- is a result of government legisla- does not require children to rise ed out that the problems of the "I won't be able to hang it up in my dossier. "We need to condemn it view process in which students tion. Due to welfare programs, above their situation. 19th century were similar to room." and see what sort of legal proce- can choose which side they want women are now able to have The third gift, however, taught those of the 21 st century. Prieste was an Olympic diving dures we could initiate." to interview foe children without a father there children how to be citizens. Olasky said conditions have medalist when he swiped the — DAY OFF: Demonstrators Applications are due Friday, to support the family. Children "If we don't have the gifts, we improved and we must open white flag with its five rings from a outside a Melbourne hotel forced Sept. 15 and can be picked up in self-destruct," Olasky said. often learn from a father's love our eyes to such improvements. 15-foot flagpole. The flag was the heavily favored U.S. men's the USG office. and discipline. F.ven if the family He does believe there have slightly discolored and tattered He describes such improve- basketball team to cancel its prac- is poor, the father can still make been mcritable efforts to better where it was ripped from the flag- tice Monday. The protesters a positive contribution to the the conditions of urban areas. ments and the ideals of compas- pole, but was otherwise in good weren't angry at Vince Carter or family. The government made a pos- sionate conservatism in his writ- condition. Alonzo Mourning; the hotel was "The father has the satisfac- itive step by instituting welfare ing. He has written 13 books and — IOC SUIT: The organizers of the site of the World Economic reform. Welfare reform forces tion of coming home from work, over 500 journal articles. In addi- Salt Lake City's scandal-marred forum, a meeting of top business people to become independent Sherly Crow's knowing he has made a physical 2002 Winter Games could face a leaders from around the glot>e. difference in his family," Olasky of government aid and turn to tion, he has contributed to USA libel suit from angry members of front two teeth said. other sources for support, such Today, The Wall Street loumal the International Olympic "We didn't want to take any The second gift was that chil- as the faith-based organizations and Investor's Business Daily. Committee. IOC officials, chances," said USA Basketball are fake. She incensed by a secret dossier that spokesman Craig Miller, citing the The BG News purportedly held tips on how to recognizability of the NBA stars. bribe them, raised the question of The more anonymous U.S. had them has positions legal action at the opening session women's team opted to walk of the IOC general assembly. through the crowds, board their knocked ont available for Although IOC officials later bus and hold a two-hour practice. played down the threat, IOC Their departure from the Crown when she ethics commission chairman Casino and Hotel was delayed for tripped on the COPY EDITORS Keba Mbaye's reaction was quite more than an hour. stage earlier in ■ —- her career. call 372-6966 E-mail a reporter today! and ask for an editor SENIOR PICTURES HERE ALL WEEK!

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LARRY MAKINSON, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR RESPONSIVE POLITICS. ON AL GORE'S STAND ON VIOLENCE IN THE MEDIA 0PM(1 EDITORIAL ID protection lacking on campus

On the first day of classes, an ID holder's name. It can even be YOU DECIDE campus. Many places on campus easy for anyone to steal other University wants to put students unauthorized company, The sold to telemarketers." don't even check student IDs students IDs and use them at first, they should be looking out Is the University doing an College Credit Card Company, when charging things to stu- their discretion to get anything When questioned by Singer. adequate job of protecting for us, making sure people aren't was illegally scanning students' dents' bursar accounts One of they want. Does this sound like it stealing our IDs. Student Services said the compa- student IDs? Let us know IDs. They told students they our reporters, working on the ID is in the best interest of the stu- ny was not authorized to be on what you think at If it means keeping all outside needed to take digital photos of campus. Well, that's all fine and theft story, visited several dining dents? their IDs so the students could bgnewsC'?listproc.bgsu edu credit card companies off cam- good, but just because they are halls, using different people's Now some places at the pus, we think most students get the credit card. The problem unauthorized doesn't mean that University IDs to try to obtain University do check. The would welcome not having peo- was not discovered until eight they won't try to get away with it. was done What if Singer had food. She selected people of dif- University Bookstore will even go ple bugging them wnen they are hours later when ITS head Toby never passed by? How many ferent races and genders. In most asfarastoaskforother forms of going to class. It should also Singer came across the situation. So why was this company let on campus? A lot of students more students would have given of the dining halls, no one ID to verify shaky looking IDs. mean checking and double "That information can be used gave personal information to a out their personal information? checked the card to see if it was But shouldn't it be this way all checking student IDs at the din- for anything." Singer said. "The company, and what did the And outside companies com- hers. And when they did ask. she over campus? ing halls. IDs can be used to make fake University do to stop it? It took an ing in is not the only identity- said she knew it wasn't hers and One slogan the University has ID theft is a very serious sub- they scanned it anyway. IDs, get other credit cards and ITS employee to figure out some- protection problem we have on used over the past few years is ject and it should be handled ; checking accounts opened in the thing was wrong before anything This negligence aLso makes it Students First." Well, if the more strictly by the University. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE The mystery In this day and age. we have a should act the act. Today, every- ON THE STREET Canned little thing called a time out. He thing is about professionalism. Do you think Bobby should try it. I use it for my son of the woman coach and it works. If a player screws Knight should have up. on or off the court, he should lodd M. Prickc been fired? AT ISSUE What is the difference between the humble, deserved fate be put in the corner for his time out, or should we send Bobby lfridce@bgnet bgsued the stupid a.nd the Supreme Court justices? Bobby Knight was fired on Knight to the comer? Sunday. Was that a surprise to SUBMISSION POLICY I'm beginning to think that some of you? There is no doubt that he will there's no more mysterious a return to coaching basketball, creature than the human MICHELLE The BG News gladly prints Letters REITER It wasn't to this person. In my but I really hope for the players' to the Editor and Guest Columns. woman, lest it be the Loch Ness opinion, he should have been sake that he learns to control his Letters should be less than 300 Monster or the Swamp Thing. Assistant Opinion Edito fired in May. temper words and Guest Columns can be Science fiction can explain these they have a choice." 500 to 700 words. Name, phone MOLLY ADAMS phenomena with dramatic preci- His style of coaching is what, I love the game, but I would No choice? The very essence of about 30 years old? Just because never play for him because I number and address should be sion, but no one can explain SOPHOMORE women. humanity is choice. People might would be too scared to screw included for verification. All sub- he won the Olympics and has RECREATION TOURISM Women are summed up pretty be inherently selfish and domi- up, for the coach (Bobby missions may be edited fa length. had a winning season at Indiania easily in the Bible and history nating, but human beings are Send submissions to 210 West University does not give him the Knight) might choke me or rip "Yes. He disrespected classes as little servants with able to change. They might be right to get physical with his play- my arm off. Hall or [email protected] people." physical charms that are out of docile and weak-spirited, but ers or toss chairs across the If he is going to talk the talk with subject line "letter to the edi- this world. Each history professor they can learn to fight back. courts. and walk the walk, he really tor" or "guest column." takes time to explain that the The contributions of both women had no rights, of course. women and men deserve equal They were possessions, passed respect, as the world couldn't The Opinion Page is seeking guest colum- along with a dowry that made her have continued without both. a bargain. People who allow themselves to nists who actually have something to say and This makes a person think. be considered less than human, Specifically, this makes a per- or perhaps an inferior human, JESSICA THEIS son lie in bed well into the wee are considered exactly that. can present it in a coherent manner, in such JUNIOR hours of the morning worrying Women allowed this for thou- about about harems and sands of years; they still do in a way that it might rile people up. If some- PSYCHOLOGY Colorado City, Arizona. parts of the world today. "I'm torn, because he Colorado City is made up How mysterious. added character to mostly of polgymist families. A My brain has been churning thing is keeping you up nights, write. man often marries one wife legal - on maximum overdrive as far college basketball, but ly, then tacks her "sister-wives" back as I can remember, and I he was disrespectful." on unofficially. can't imagine thinking of myself We're practically always here. In one case, a very tiny hus- as less than human. I would be band had 13 wives and 25 chil- even less likely to stand for It in dren. The wives worked together someone else. like elves, sharing the work gen- Since women began to speak erated from almost 40 people liv- up. they've've managed to ing under one roof. become doctors, lawyers. The very tiny husband sat at Supreme Court justices, business SORRY, COACH KNICIHT! the head of the table, dwarfed by owners, politicians and every- thing else, while still being wives THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY his wives and an array of off- 0 DREW WILLIAMS spring. He seemed to look upon and mothers. TRIBAL COUNCIL SOPHOMORE them like a rare, fine tropical fish How mysterious HAS VOTED YOU COMPUTER ART collection darting around mind- I don't know if the willingness OFF THE Xt—. lessly within the confines of a to believe you're an idiotic, lesser "I think so. He was so tank he provided. He'd scoop up creature comes from deep humil- uptight. It was upset- and fondle the occasional child, ity or plain stupidity. If It's mere then send them waddling off to obedience, I choose stupidity. If ting everyone." find a toy. coming first or having the most The women could have left this respect just isnt important to harem-like existence and gotten you. maybe it's humility jobs as oil tycoons or Supreme It's also possible that the Court justices. Instead, they women are actually happy. chose to live in blissful servitude Hm. to their one, very tiny husband. Whatever, I have decided that If How mysterious. any organization moves HERE Then there is the harem. and demands that I quit school, BERNIE SAVARESE Women in parts of the world are go straight home and bake lots of GRAD STUDENT apparently sequestered on sepa- bread, I'm going to purchase ille- STUDENT PERSONNEL rate floors, where their main job gal firearms, roam the streets and is to wait. drink a great deal of beer. Bofc&Y "No, because I think These harems usually belong And it's only because of ready KNIGHT he tried to bring to one .nan. again, and he gov- plans like these that I get any erns their dairy lives and chooses sleep at all. ON decency and integrity them at will for the honor of to the sport. He sleeping with him. Apparently Michelle Reiter can be reached stressed education this IS an honor, for, like the at [email protected] women in Colorado City, they and personal integri- choose to comply. tyr Why do women do it? My friend said. "I don't think

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Prisoners lose their typewriters vww.bgnews.com NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana prison inmates are losing their typewriters, a move that the state's correc- tions chief said will improve security. But the wife of the prison inmate who helped expose a pardon-selling scandal said she believes the move is aimed at prevent- ing prisoners from writing the media. NATION Firestone runs into more problems By Scott ThomsMi in Arizona after officials there ASSOCIATED PRESS «Rll(R pressed a 1996 claim against the PHOENIX While company following a tread sepa- Bridgestone/Firestone said seri- ration accident involving then- ous safety concerns arose only watch commander Lewis H. this year, the tiremaker as far back Wilbur. as 1996 took complaints of tread Wilbur, now a deputy, was out separations and blowouts in of work with injuries for two Arizona seriously enough to send months after the June 1996 crash. a half-dozen engineers on a spe- "They're just now realizing they cial inspection mission and to had a problem? That's bull," he help pay for replacing a wrecked said. "They knew four years ago." vehicle. "Why would they pay for According to government offi- another vehicle if they didn't know cials interviewed by The they had a problem?" he said. Associated Press and state records On Monday, Firestone examined by AP, the complaints spokesman Dan Adomitis said from state agencies that relied that he was unfamiliar with the heavily on light trucks, such as the details of the company's 1996 Game and Fish Department, were activities in Arizona but that numerous and specific in point- Firestone took appropriate action ing out tread separation problems by investigating the complaints. and blowouts. "Probably these tires were Roing Setting a pattern for its off road into some fairly rugged response over the next four years, terrain on a regular basis," the tiremaker said it could find no Adomitis said. "That doesn't nec- specific defect responsible for the essarily tell you something is tire failures and suggested drivers going on in manufacturing" were underinflating their tires, Adomitis said it is not unusual overloading their vehicles or oth- for a manufacturer to resolve erwise misusing the tires. Some product problems to maintain agencies rejected the explanation customer satisfaction, especially and started relying on other when a lawenforcement agency is brands years before involved. "But it doesn't mean the Bridgestone/Firestone would entire line had problems warrant- announce its recall of 6.5 million ing a retail." tires in August The company in August Among the models Game and recalled three light truck and sport Fish experienced problems with utility vehicle tire models — size were certain Firestone Rrehawk P235/75R15 Firestone Radial ATX ATX tires, which had blown out so Radial ATXJI and Wilderness AT. often employees had their own That followed reports of acci- name for them. dents, dozens of them fatal, in "We called them which the tread peeled off. 'Deathhawks," said Dave Conrad, Last week. NHTSA urged con- a field supervisor. "Almost every sumers to replace other sizes of one of our guys had one of those the Wilderness AT and ATX as weU Associated Pros Ptioto tires go bad on them." as other models — the Firehawk Firestone paid $20,000 toward ATX. ATX 23 Degree, Widetrack TIRES: Joan Claybrook, president of the consumer advocacy group Public Citizen, points to defective Firestone tires as she testifies before replacing a Ford Bronco owned by Radial Baja and Widetrack Radial the Senate Appropriations transportation subcommittee on Capital Hill. The panel is investigating the current recall of Firestone's ATX and the Yuma County Sheriffs Office BajaA/S. Wilderness tires. PlZZ/% GffihimG CHECK OUT OUR MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS STORE HOURS: 826 MAIN SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY 11 AM-1:30 AM STREET THURSDAY - SATURDAY 353-PAPA BOWLING 11AM-3AM GREEN MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 1 LARGE CHEESE "BEAT THE n&bm E CLOCK" B^JjKjT CHEESMSTIC THE PURQ V. ■ ■ L A.\ teiitmM&rou CALL is THE -LARGE Pm PRICE YOU PAY FOR A LARGE ONE-ITEM PIZZA! REGULAR PRICE

NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31, 2000 EXPIRES OCT. 31, 2000 EXPIRES OCT. 31, 2000 6 Tuesday, September 12,2000 NATION BG NEWS Astronauts complete mission Ex-con wins $60 By C. Bryson Ho* It was deliberate travel, slowed million in lottery ASSOCIATED CHESS WRITER by a multitude of obstructions SPACE CENTER Houston — like antennas and docking tar- By Connie Matin in prison. An American astronaut and a gets. Astronaut Daniel Burbank, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Osorio, now a lawyer in the Russian cosmonaut drifted out of watching from inside the cockpit, AUSTIN, Texas — A former Dallas area, was Texas insurance' space shuttle Atlantis early guided Lu and Malenchenko up Texas insurance commissioner commissioner from 1955 to Monday for a climb up the inter- the stack. who went to prison in the 1970s 1957. national space station that was "Watch your head," Burbank for a pension hind scam that Because of the 1971 scandal, more spacehike than spacewalk. ordered. "Don't move right. Bring rocked state government nearly all high-ranking' Edward Lu and Yuri your legs straight up ... Watch stepped forward Monday to Democratic state officials were Malenchenko made the grueling your right foot. Put your feet up." claim a $60 million lottery jack- voted out of office in 1972. ascent to lay cable and install a The two men needed to scale pot. A former Texas attorney gener- boom for a navigation unit on the the Russian service module John Osorio. who is in his late al was also charged in the scan- exterior of the 140-foot station. Zvezda to erect a 61 /2-foot boom 70s, and the woman he is sharing dal but was not convicted. The They carried the bundled cables for a compass and to install nine the jackpot with presented the case led to reforms in laws gov- on their backs, along with the power, data and television cables ticket at the Texas Lottery erning campaign finance report- boom and their tools. between it and the other Russian Commission before being ing, open records and open The spacewalkers ventured an module, Zarya. whisked away. The ticket must meetings. astounding 105 feet to 110 feet Russia installed the compass, be validated before the two are Earlier this year, former Dallas from Atlantis' cargo bay, where which measures Earth's magnetic declared the winners. Cowboys star Thomas the space station had been field, too close to Zvezda's metal In 1972, Osorio was convicted "Hollywood" Henderson, who anchored for the past day. It was hull, knocking the instrument's of embezzling $641,000 from an wrecked his football career with the farthest distance any NASA readings off. NASA had asked insurance company's pension drug use and bottomed out in spacewalker had ventured while from the start that the compass, fund. Osorio was a businessman prison, won a $28 million Texas tethered. called a magnetometer, be at the time. He served 14 months lottery jackpot. "Got a great view back at the equipped with an extendable nose of the shuttle," said Lu, who boom, but the Russian space was on his first spacewalk. His program declined because of a partner performed spacewalks lack of money, Hess said. while living aboard Russia's Mir NASA discovered another space station. small problem on Zvezda on The spacewalk official inside Monday: a jammed solar panel Mission Control, Mike Hess, on one of its wings. The panel did likened the foray to working on not unfold following launch of the 11th story of a 13-story build- the module, and NASA may have ing — with a much better view, to fix the problem on a later visit. Assault!! Press Photo 230 miles above Earth. Atlantis linked up with the sta- SHUTTLE: The space shuttle Endeavour blasts off from Kennedy To get to the top of the tower- tion as the spacecraft soared ing station, Lu and Malenchenko above Kazakstan 6n Sunday, end- Space Center, Fla. first took a 40-foot ride on the ing a two-day chase complicated miles Monday. At the Kennedy Space Center shuttle robot arm. Then they slightly by a failed navigation The seven astronauts and cos- in Florida, meanwhile, NASA ascended hand over hand like device aboard the shuttle. monauts will enter the complex moved space shuttle Discovery to rock climbers, clipping and Atlantis was going to take advan- Tuesday to haul in thousands of the launch pad Monday for an unclipping their tethers like tage of the linkup and give the pounds of supplies for the first Oct. 5 liftoff on a station-assem- climbing ropes as they moved up. station an orbital boost of about 3 residents, due in November. bly mission. Associated Press Photo LOTTERY: Texas lotto jackpot winners Lois Loden, right, and John Osorio speak with the media. Joke of the Day. 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_.'■ Philippines arrived Monday in public, without names, so that Tripoli, and one of them said the world would know what their captors raped some of the Robot had done," Vahanen said, Itv\ * n female hostages. referring to rebel leader Ghalib Risto Vahanen, a Finn who "Robot" Andang. ^Bv"' ^^B W~^&£MSB was among 21 captives held for "It was quite surprising as many as 140 days in the because otherwise we were Philippine jungle, told Finnish treated in a proper way," he said MTV3 in an interview aired in the interview conducted Monday that they were power- before leaving the Philippines. SmBiSKt I w /^%^B less to help the women. The four former hostages' i ^t^^^^ "Some, a few, women there arrival in Tripoli, which followed were, treated in an inappropriate their release Saturday, came manner," Vahanen said, and amid fears that fat Libyan payoffs |g &|g ''.':', i answered "yes" when asked if would only encourage more they had been raped. hostage taking. 1 4*^» m fc-s'M r> Associated Press Photo CHILDREN: Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy chats with children at the Hotel Fort Garry in Winnipeg Sunday at the International Conference on War-Affected Children. Victims share stories with peers

By David Foster filled with grim statistics: 2 mil- bled spots around the globe: Sri chances of being killed when she ASSOCIATED PRESS HIRI1ER lion children killed worldwide by Lanka, Uganda, Colombia, returns to Siena Leone, where WINNIPP.G. Manitoba — Last war in the past decade: 5 million Angola. Sudan. civil war has driven half the year, at age 17, Rosamond was injured: 300,000 forced to serve as Diana Ibrahim. 18, said her nation's 5 million people from abducted by rebels in her native child soldiers. family fled to Canada from Sudan their homes and forced nearly Sierra Leone, then raped, beaten But with their often gniesome after enduring government per- 3.000 children into duty as sol- and forced to labor in a rebel first-person accounts and their secution. Her father, a business- diers, laborers or sex slaves — camp where she witnessed mur- earnest beliefs that future atroci- man, would disappear for days at mostly for the Revolutionary ders and mutilations. ties can be prevented, the young a time, taken for questioning. He United Front rebel army. This week, she is sleeping in a people inject a raw blend of hor- would return with scarred fin- Tall and handsome, fine hotel in this peaceful city on ror and hope to the proceedings. gers, refusing to talk about those Rosamond wears her hair in the Canadian prairie, hobnob- "How do you build peace marks of torture. comrow braids that sweep back bing with youths from other war- when the next generation has Grace Acayo, 18, said she was neatly from her face. She has a torn nations. They go bowling slaughtered the previous genera- abducted at age 13 by rebels with wide, gushing smile that erupts They lake riverboat tours. And the Lord's Resistance Army in frequently, especially as she they recount chilling tales of (he tion, and many in the next gener- describes a weeK of firsts: her first worst of human nature, as seen ation are missing a limb because Uganda. For three years, she was airplane ride, her first foray out of through the eyes of children. a colleague has chopped it off?" forced to Fight for the rebels' steamy West Africa. The conference on helping asked Steven Morris, spokesman cause, laying land mines and "I love this place!" she exults youth traumatized by war — for the Canadian International serving as one of 11 "wives" to a about Winnipeg, sitting in a hotel Associated Press Photo sponsored by the Canadian gov- Development Agency, a co-spon- rebel commander. She said she restaurant. "I love the people. I ernment and drawing 800 youth sor of the conference. "These are was forced to kill her cousin, love everything. Very different HOSTAGES: Renate and Werner Waller! stand under the belltower and adults from more than KM) problems that may never be explaining: "If you don't kill, they from home. The buildings, the In front of the Stefanus church In Goetlingen. countries—has the usual experts solved." will kill you." weather. We don't have so much in tweeds, bureaucrats in suits Don't tell that to the teen-agers Rosamond asks that her last cold. We have all our warm and stacks of background papers who have come here from trou- name not be used to reduce her clothes on here."

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aaHMnH|HBBaaaHH|HHMflHHHB| NATIONAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL: BUCKEYES HOST REDHAWKS SATURDAY. PAGE 10 SPORTS BRIEFING DAWSON OUT TUESDAY Jajuan Dawson never could I have imagined that the ninth September 12, catch of his rookie season may 2000 have been his last. Dawson. a wide receiver from Tulane, suffered a broken left col- larbone while catching a 10-yard BOWtING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY pass during the Cleveland Browns' 24-7 win Sunday over the Cincinnati Bengals. Dawson, who was leading Cleveland with nine receptions, could be out for 10 weeks. "You don't want to rush it by coming back too early." he said. O-line, secondary big concerns "It's the kind of bone that can break again. Hopefully, my bones Mazur expected back for Temple this Saturday; Blackney impressed with run defense, which only allowed 36 yards rushing will heal quickly." By Pete Stella hoping, with, the exception of sive line playing better together, stances, the defensive effort at we were without our receivers to SP0RIS fDltOB Marshall, we are not going to see get them to be more physical. We least against the run, is probably counter." wide receivers like we have seen need to run the football, because good enough to win." Awards Eric BG coach Gary Blackney was the past couple of weeks," of our wide receiver situation." Overall, Blackney. a secondary Junior college transfer David not happy in Saturday's post Blackney said. "We probably Cassano According to Blackney. the coach for 17 years, wants his Bautista was named Offensive game press conference. have seen four guys who are positives of the game fell in the defensive backs to compete at Player of the Week and defensive Staff Writer His Falcons dropped their sec- going to be in the NFL. We just lap of the BC run defense. The the level he knows they can. lineman Brandon Hicks took ond game in a row in a 34-16 loss didn't match up with those guys." Falcons held the Panthers to 36 "If you break Saturday's game home the Defensive Player of the to Pittsburgh and the same prob- The offensive line was dealt yards rushing on 35 attempts down, basically you eliminate Week accolades. Bautista netted lems, which held the Brown and another blow when back-upcen- and caused four fumbles, three the rushing game, the sacks are 109 yards receiving and one Orange back against Michigan, Nobody's ter John Mazur left the game. He which found the way into the even, we've got more turnovers touchdown and Hicks accounted surfaced again Saturday; the was diagnosed with a shoulder arms of BG defenders. but the biggest point of depar for three tackles and three sacks, youth of the offensive line and injury but will be expected back "Defensively, I thought our ture is their wideouts against our totaling 18 yards lost. fault in the poor play of the secondary In time for next Saturday's game defense against the run was ter- secondary. If you just isolate Long snapper Ryan against top caliber receivers. vs. Temple. But Blackney was rific." he said. "We got a lot of everything, that's the composite firing but "We are just trying to look pleased with the way fifth year pressure on the passer, we forced part of the game. They've got Diepenbrock finished out the optimistically at where we are senior center Matt Tyla filled in. fo' ir fumbles and recovered three three or four good wide receivers awards of the week with as the Knight's back there [secondary) and I am "We just need to get the offen- and under normal circum- going against our comers. And Special Teams Player of the Week.

Friends, Romans, Buckeyes. Hoosiers: lend me your ears. I Indiana wants to am here today not to bury keep it in the family. Caesar. I am here today to give the Caesar of Indiana basketball, Is Dakich the man Bobby Knight, a fitting eulogy for for the job? the death of his career in ^DAKICH Bloomington; respectful, digni- fied, not in the least bit emotion- al. Whether you classified him as a dictator, king, high priest or jackass, personal feelings must LEAVE? get pushed aside for this service. His Indiana career gets a stone- faced 21-gun salute, but no tears at its passing. He was a great coach for 20 years with three COMMENTARY national titles, Including the 1976 Hoosiers, the last National Champions to go undefeated. He won gold in Los Angles at the DAKICH PROFILE: 1984 Olympics, in the pre "Dream Team" era. He placed PLAYER: Competed as a Hoosier fa four years, emphasis on education, gradu- served as captain for both his junior (83-84) and ating many of his players. senior (84-85) seasons Averaged 5.2 points his However, like any hard-head- senior year and is best known for defensive effort ed, self-assured competitor, he against Michael Jordan in Indiana's upset of North refused to admit he was slipping. Carolina in the 1984 NCAA East Regional More than a half-decade of con- secutive first-round exits in the COACHING: Spent 12 seasons as assistant coach NCAA Tournament did not sway and became top assistant in 1990. Won a national him. Instead, it fueled a kind of title in 1986-1987 season and four Big Ten titles descent into madness. What was once "exuberance" turned into BG: Began tenure on April 21.1997. first year, "abrasiveness," "anger," "insensi- Falcons went 10-16 overall and 7 11 in the Mid- tiviry" and finally he was "out of American Conference. Second year, 18-10 overall, control." He was given a zero- 12-6 MAC. Last season, 22-8 overall, 14-4 MAC. tolerance policy with his behav- East Division ior. He broke it. He was fired. Champions Reportedly, Knight was enraged when told of his dismissal. Understandable, considering he had given 30 years of his life to KM u*n*i«e BG News (R) Associated Press (I) the job. TWO HOOSIERS: Left former Indiana head basket- However, his firing was the ball coach Bob Knight reacts to watching his team exact kind of cold, calculating, lose. Right BG head coach Dan Dakich speaks to the cause-and-effect relationship Anderson Arena crowd after former Falcon forwards that Knight used to justify most everything controversial during Anthony Stacey and Dave Esterkamp set records. The his career. Assault allegations on Brown and Orange went on to win the MAC East. a Puerto Rican policeman dur- ing the 1979 Pan-Am Games? Self-defense. Bringing a whip Former Hoosier, who spent 16 years at IU, could face tough call into the limelight in 1992 and going so far as to pose for a pic- By Pete Stella tor one day has to have always been in I do know that a school like Indiana, of the Hoosier players, one of them ture mock-lashing Calbert SPORTS (0II0R the back of his mind. with such a rich basketball tradition, will be named soon. Chaney? His ow i brand of dark "After spending 16 years as a player would want to "keep it in the family," On SportsCenter, Dakich's named humor. Berating an NCAA offi- First of all, I am not starting rumors. and an assistant for Coach Knight at as North Carolina did when Bill surfaced as one of the top people to cial who misinformed a group of I do not know if BG men's basketball Indiana, I am saddened by his recent Guthridge resigned and former Notre take over the helm at Bloomington, reporters that he would not be coach Dan Dakich is interested in the removal," Dakich said, in a press Dame coach Matt Doherty stepped in. along with fellow Indiana alum Steve attending a post-game press Indiana head coaching vacancy left release. "It was because of Coach The Hoosiers are going to name an Alford, who is the current head coach conference in 1995 in front of open by Sunday s firing of Bob Knight. Knight that I decided to become a col- interim head coach for this season at Iowa. But since Iowa's athletic direr dozens of rolling cameras? Well, But for someone that spent 16 sea- lege basketball coach. I was fortunate then start a national search for next season. Two of Knights assistants are the official screwed up and sons as a player and a coach for the to begin such a career after I graduat- DECISION, PAGE 10 deserved it. Players that trans- Hoosiers, the idea to succeed his men - ed from his basketball program." up for the interim job and by requests ferred out of Indiana like Neil Reed and Luke Recker? Couldn't handle Bobby Knight basketball And the beat goes on in more documented incidents. BUSTED AGAIN Knight harbored grudges when talent left, or was driven BG split over weekend out of Indiana. Shortly after Recker transferred to Arizona, he By Derek McCord an assist. sent by Adam Erhard. was involved in a serious auto SWF WRITER I think Matt was frustrated The "one Panther goal was a accident. Recker needed stitches after not playing on Saturday penalty kick with 6 minutes to close a gash on his face, but The annoying gorilla was and I think in his mind he could remaining that was scored by the accident left his then-girl- thrown off of the Bowling Green have helped the team," Bowling Chad Dombrowski. friend paralyzed from the waist Men's soccer team backs as they Green Men's soccer coach Mel The win came after an unfor- down and his friend mute and finally got themselves a victory. Mahler said. "He came out real- tunate overtime "golden goal" quadriplegic from brain damage. The Falcons, after three ly ready to play on Sunday and loss to Wisconsin-Green Bay. Knight called Recker s girlfriend, straight 2-1 losses, put three balls scored a great goal. Matt has The Falcons took the lead but never Recker. His reason? in the net and let only a penalty proven to be a really good goal against the Phoenix in the 23rd "He wasn't hurt that bad." kick go in as they defeated Coca- scorer. He has good vision and minute when redshirt freshman Knight was the one hurting. Cola Panther Invitational hosts composure on the ball" Tommy Thomas scored his sec- His empire crumbled around Wisconsin-Milwaukee for their Before this season Lyons had ond career goal: Chris Kraft was him. He tried to show that he first victory of the 2000 season. only three goals in 45 NCAA given the assist on the goal that was not the one to blame, that it After sitting out Saturday's matches. banked an 18 yard shot off the was the fauIt of players that match against Wisconsin-Green In the 60th minute Detrick crossbar. couldn't handle his brand of bas- Bay, senior midfielder Matt Matthews scored his third career Wisconsin-Green Bay's Sean ketball and old-school discipline, Lyons scored his second goal in goal to put the Falcons up 2-0. O'Brien scored the equalizer in three matches in the 40 minutes Fred Degand. wrapped up the against Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Falcon scoring In the 68th BYE BYE, PAGE 10 SPLIT, PAGE 9 BAD BOY: Darryl Strawberry is led away by police Story, page 9. I Scott TUford was credited with rlinute with a header that was BGNEWS SPORTS Tuesday. Septenta 12.2000 9 Strawberry arrested again Men's soccer goes 1-2 SFSDGOOMU custody at gunpoint by jn off- night's game against Boston. SPLIT. FROM PAGE 8 SPORTS WRITE* duty officer who saw the colli- Ficarrotta planned to ask sions and was held in the the 38 minute with a header. we are making progress and play- Hillsborough Circuit Judge After the rest of the match being came back from a difficult loss Freshman starting goalkeeper TAMPA, Fla. — Danyl Hillsborough County Jail without Florence Foster, the judge who Strawbeny, the suspended New ball, pending a court hearing scoreless the two teams went and beat a very good team," David DeCraff made 13 saves on placed Strawberry on probation, into an overtime situation. Mahlersaid "It was a great week- the weekend and was named to York Yankees outfielder who has Tuesday. to consider releasing him battled cancer and drug abuse, "He seemed very tired and Wisconsin-Green Bay's Brian end, but I do not want to walk the All-Tournament team. Tuesday to his home or to set Ciovinazzl scored the match- was jailed Monday after hitting a very drained." Ficarrotta said away with any false sense of 'Dave was the best goalkeeper street sign and then running into after visiting Strawberry. "He's bond. Strawberry is not required winning goal in the 91st minute. where we need to be, we are not in the tournament," Mahler said. a vehicle stopped at a red light. to attend the hearing. 'I felt in the Green-Bay match, where we need to be. We still "He kept us in the matches. We recuperating from some very with all due respect to them, that Strawberry, who had cancer severe cancer surgery. He Strawberry told officers he had need to take care of teams that made some mistakes against surgery last month, "blacked taken the sleeping medication was a game we gave away, they we should beat." Green Bay Including some break- seemed very weak and very did not win." Mahler said "We out" at the wheel from prescrip- tired." Amblen. said Hillsborough The main problem, this week- aways and stopped some point made mistakes, they should have end, was the breakdowns defen- tion medication while driving to The eight-time All-Star faces County sheriffs spokesman Rod not gotten their goal and it was a sively. blank shots. He is gaining more a probation officer supervising two misdemeanor charges, dri- Reder. Ficarrotta said Strawberry very disappointing loss from the "The problem is giving up easy confidence with every match, him sjnce a cocaine conviction ving while impaired and leaving also has prescriptions for the standpoint that we let them In goals and also a better Job of and is figuring out how to play at in April 1999, said the outfielder's the scene of an accident with narcotic painkillers Percocet and the game when we missed two or communicating defensively and the NCAA Division I college '. lawyer, Joseph Ficarrotta. damage, plus two counts of pro-' Vlcodia three opportunities to win in reg- knowing our jobs defensively," level- "He took some kind of med- bation violation, which normally ulation." Mahler said. "We hav° some Chris Kraft and Fred Degand ication and that apparently would not let him go tree on Strawberry failed a field-sobri- Even though there was some breakdowns that are occurring. were also named to the All caused some reaction and made bond. ety test but a blood-alcohol test showed no alcohol in his system. improvement by the Falcons on Ore misunderstanding or mis- Tournament team him pass out," said Ficarrotta. "When I heard it this morning. Sunday, Mahler feels that there is cues are being a foy upon the "Where in the sequence he I was saddened by it," Yankees He volunteered a urine sample The Falcons record is now 1-3 for testing, and those results will more work to be done. shoulders of our upperclassmen, and will face Detroit-Mercy on blacked out I dont know." general manager Brian "I am ecstatic about the win, they need to raise their level of Strawberry, 38, was taken Into Cashman said before Monday take days. Thursday.

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Knight did it to himself BYE BYE. FROM PAGE 8 Buckeyes have much at stake the fault of bleeding-heart By RUSTY MIL1ER "These MAC administrators that cringe «P SPORTS WRITER when a faculty member so schools have been much as looks at a student COLUMBUS - For No. 17 beating up on the wrong. But it wasn't. Ohio State, it's a final tuneup Knight's volatile legacy before starting the Big Ten sea- Big Ten. We're not became so prevalent that a son a week later against Perm going to let that simple arm-grab of a student State. that referred to him as 'Knight' For Miami University, it's a happen to us. This instead of Coach Knight' was game that only comes along is our house." the act that terminated him. once every 89 years or so. Not a head-butt, a mock- "We don't play on ESPN and in JOE COOPER LINEBACKER whipping, a grab of the chest front of close to 100,000 people or neck or a verbal lashing of a on a regular basis.'' Miami coach MAC has beaten other teams. superior. Terry Hoeppner said Monday. Toledo beat Purdue a couple of This Caesar needed no The RedHawks haven't played years ago. didn't they? When I Brutus. He betrayed himself. the Buckeyes since the Titanic was coaching out at Kansas. was in drydock. back in 1911. Ohio University came out and Erik Cassano can be Both teams are 2-0, but they're beat us and we had a good team. reached at separated by a lot more than the It happens." ecassan@>bgnet.bgsu.edu 100 miles between Columbus Then he added. "It happens if and Oxford. you let it happen." The Buckeyes dominate in the Linebacker Joe Cooper said hearts and minds of Ohioans. It's attitude means everything when trite but true that most kids who the Big Ten faces the MAC. grow up within the borders "These MAC schools have Columbus dream of someday wearing scar- been beating up on the Big Ten," let and gray. That explains why he said. "We're not going to let release two Ohio State's coaches seem to get that happen to us. This is our almost every in-state blue-chip house." recruit. Former Toledo head coach players "They kind of choose who Chuck Stobart is now Ohio they want in the state and we State's offensive coordinator. He fight over who's left." Hoeppner said he has seen the signs posted IHI ASSOCIATED PRESS said. in a campus building in Oxford, COLUMBUS - The But it's not as if the Mid- listing the RedHawks' upsets Columbus Blue Jackets on American Conference hasn't over the years against LSU, done its part to grab sorrte atten- Virginia Tech, North Carolina Monday made their first roster tion. MAC members Toledo, and Northwestern, among oth- moves since training camp Western Michigan and Ohio ers. began Sept. 8. releasing two University have stolen the Big "They're very scary." said players and returning four oth- Ten's thunder with victories over Stobart. "You'll get a lot of guys in ers to their junior hockey Perm State. Iowa and Minnesota, the MAC who really wanted to respectively, in the last two play in the Big Ten but were league teams. weeks. shunned. They'll really, really The Blue Jackets released left Ohio State coach John Cooper play hard." wing Brent Ozarowski. the said he has first - hand knowledge Associated Pr«s Photo team's third- round pick (69th of the MAC'S history of springing Quarterback Steve Bellisari upsets. OUCH: Buckeye quarterback Steve Bellisari, 8, hits the ground at Fresno State's Marcellus Armstrong, overall) in the 2000 NHL Draft, "It happens every year," he said none of the Buckeyes are 29, and Jajuan Huddleson light him up during the Ohio State win two weeks ago. The Buckeyes face and defenseman Dan Preston, said. "This isn't the first time the taking the RedHawks lightly. Miami next Saturday at the Horseshoe and won't take the Mid-American Conference team lightly. their fifth-round pick (138th overall) this season. Returned to other clubs were defenseman Tyler Sloan Dakich is the man and has many loyal BG fans (Kamloops Blazers, Western DECISION, FROM PAGE 8 Hockey League), defense- tor is" 100 percent certain" another fantastic season is on at least one more season, I will piumptcd it to be featured in a lies! parts. man/left wing Trevor Ettinger that Alford will remain where he the horizon, I would assume the get to talk to him three or four Sports Illustrated article profiling I agree that Knight is one of (Moncton. Quebec Major is, the job could be closer to rest of the student body would times a week again for six the conference. the best coaches in the history of Junior Hockey League), right Dakich's grasp. agree with me. months. He also showed Thai head college basketball but there is a wing Ben Knopp (Moose Jaw, But will he take it? Looking ahead to my third And I have more fun talking coaclics can have some person- difference between coaching Personally, I don't want to see year as the beat writer for the then I do blabbering with some ality, be fun in press conferences and flying oft The handle on Western Hockey League) and him go. men's basketball team and my people I know. He makes me and express how upset they get dozens of occasions. And he did defenseman Scott Heffernan And considering what he has final year in college, it would not realize how awesome the job I after losses by chewing out some of them outside the bas- (Sarnia. Ontario Hockey done for this basketball pro- be the same without him. Since have is reporters who ask stupid ques- ketball arena. League). gram, how kick-ass last season the interim coach will be named Dakich has done great things tions or refusing to come to Dakich may lose his temper was and how the potential for and Dakich will remain in BG for for our basketball team. In three press conferences. on the court and do a tango on years since he took over for Jim But if Dakich takes the job at his sports jacket, but I dori'i Larranaga. he took a fourth Indiana, I will understand. think you will ever hear about POLIMPIC5 place Mid-American Conference He is from Indiana and his ties POLE TRICK COIIlPETITIOn team (1997) and turned them to the school must go as deep as him punching a police officer or SEPTEMBER 13th 9pm into the 1999-2000 MAC East anyone's in the business. One verbally assaulting people in the hi ill] Conference Champions. Not day he yelled al me for wearing BG athletic department. i HOTTEST EUEI1T OF THE YEAR bad considering the MAC was. my Ohio State hat into his office. Coach Dakich is my friend. SEPTEfTIBER 30th as many conference coaches I am also sure that it would be I would play for him in a sec- SUIlDflY said, the best it had been in a dream come true for him to ond and never think twice about MoREThAn become the head coach and COLLEGE ID NIGHT years. it. If he leaves, he will be greatly His Falcons beat Kent at attempt to fill the shoes of some- «*> TUCSDHY 2500 LEfT home, then went on the road to one he played for. coached with missed, but who are we to stand 2-4-1 DANCES HanDEd beat Akron and Marshall. He and admired very much. Dakich in the way of someone's dream. UlEDIlESDrW helped turn Anderson Arena has taken parts of Knights per- Coach, if you consider leaving, AMATEUR COMTESTl PEopLEArE into a madhouse, which sonality with him but only the Stella Baby will miss you. 1 Opm S3001st PRIZE KilLeD A: u- THURSDAY BED DANCES EveRY w* YEaRFroM /5fe oflWriWam USinG RlgHt msmaflT NEW BVOB LOUNGE Homecoming ALWAYS LOOKING FOR HanDEd NEW TALEIMTIII ProDUcts King and Queen 135 S BYRIK RD TOLEDO ^531 -0079 UJUIUl.DEJflUU.COm rrs RtSlRltllOn IRRY HPPIV. (HP 1 10 00 Applications Due September 15 VOLUNTEER SOCCER Applications for Homecoming King and Queen COACHES WANTED elections need to be submitted by Friday, Sept. 15. Bowling Green Parte and Recreation Please return to the Youth Soccer Program Coed 1st through 6th Grade BGSU Office of Campus Involvement, 204 South Hall, 372-2343.

• Monday & Thursday Practices 5:15-6:45 pm at Carter Park • 1 Hour Sunday Afternoon Games (.1:30, 2:30 or 3:30) at Carter Park • Commitment from September 14 through mid November • Must agree to receive free Coach Certification Training • BGSC1 students can receive practicum hours & teaching experience! FWr Party! • Must be Enthusiastic & Dependable!!! COct. 1-8 )

PLEASE CONTACT THE PARKS & RECREATION OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!! 7 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY i. 354-6223 Ext. 0 .» - -. -...

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