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by Chuck Soder the group. The more meetings cost. Anonymous encourages its program. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS THE BG NEWS recovering addicts attend, the "It doesn't really matter what members to focus on quitting for NA changed only the first of MEETINGS IN BG Narcotics Anonymous, a group more likely they are to stay drug your background is like," he said. today and to think about tomor- the 12 steps: The word "alcohol" for recovering drug addicts, start- free, he said. "You will see this entire spectrum row when it comes, Dave said. became "our addiction," Dave ed a second weekly meeting in "Vfe suggest that new mem- of people (at the meetings)." "Quitting forever is overwhelm- said. "We come to admit that we 1: The First Presbyterian Church, Bowling Green on Tuesday. bers attend a meeting a day for 90 The fact that every member is a ing," he said. "The group has a were poweriess over our addic- 126 South Church, in Room 121, The nonprofit group held days," he said. recovering addict helps blur their motto: Breathe in, breathe out, tion." on the second floor. Wednesdays meetings al 126 South Church on Though Bowling Green only differences and create a nonjudg- and don't get high in between." The group also follows 12 tra- at 7 p.m. Wednesdays for four years before has two weekly meetings, there mental atmosphere. "There's a NA has over 25,000 meetings in ditions. Several of those tradi- adding a second meeting at the are several others nearby. The feeling of acceptance," Dave said. more than 70 countries. Before tions stress that members keep 2: The United Christian United Christian Fellowship Toledo area alone has 28 different This connection between the group was founded in 1953, their identities confidential, Fellowship Center, 313 Thurstin Center on Tuesdays. I lolding two weekly meetings. "That's four a members helps them heal, he there were no organized support according to the group's Web site. Ave. Tuesdays at 7 p.m. separate meetings each week day on average," Dave said. said. "The therapeutic value of groups for drug addicts, Dave Identification threatens a gives recovering drug addicts The group encourages anyone one addict helping another is said. Once formed, NA got per- member's recovery and gives All meetings are free. opportunity for more for support, with the desire to stop using unparalleled." mission from Alcoholics according to Dave", a member of drugs to attend a meeting at no For therapy, Narcotics Anonymous to use its 12-step NARCOTICS, PAGE 5

Exhibit recalls atomic bomb by Shannon E. Kolkedy IHE BG NEWS The University's Asian stud- ies program is sponsoring The Spirit of Hiroshima: Hcllfireand its Survivors for Peace" exhibi- tion that will begin on today in McFall Gallery and continue through Nov. 16. WHIE Sanders BG News The exhibition will feature LOT 6 CRIMES: Cars in Lot 6 Overflow have been targets of crime on campus. Most recently, two cars were broken into on the afternoon of Friday, Nov. 2. photographs, a number of speakers and drawings and posters from the 1945 atomic bombing of I liroshima, lapan. It will begin today from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., tomorrow from 9 a.m. On-campus thefts increase to 5 p.m., Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. and Nov. 12-16 from 9 by Will E Sanders thing that is an accessory to a car, a.m. to 5 p.m. 1HE BG DEWS it is vehicle accessory theft," Campus police "Basically, this exhibition is Thefts have always been a Gullufsen said. "Stealing a radio dedicated to peace ... by major problem at the University, or other car parts is considered sgt describes reminding us of the tragedy of but this year the number of vehicle accessory theft." how campus nuclear explosion which wiped grand thefts is soaring. During the fall and spring out the city of Hiroshima." said The number of reported grand 2000-01 school year, five vehicles thefts occur Fuji Kawashima, director of thefts since the beginning of this were stolen. There have been Asian studies and professor of by Will E Sanders history. school year to Nov. 6. 2001 has three reported incidents during THE BG NEWS reached 43. That number is high- this fall semester. 1 liroshima was the first city to er than the amount of total grand Campus Police have been hav- Kevin Gutekunst be wiped out by an atomic thefts that happened on campus ing problems with many of these walked away from his bomb. At the time of the explo- during last year's fall and spring crimes in Lot 6 and Lot 6 backpack in the library for sion, Hiroshima had a popula- semesters, a campus crime Overflow. only a tion of nearly a half million. report indicates. Forty-two people who report- second. If someone had Approximately 140,000 died in "Grand theft is anything over ed to the police last year that had wanted to take it, they the explosion, said Kawashima, $500," said Sergeant Richard Uieir bikes stolen, but only 14 this could have. and many more died later as a Gullufsen with the Campus school year have. And someone did. result of the effects of radiation. Police. "Petit theft is anything According to the crime report, Fortunately for "Instead of just hearing about under $500, which means one is there were no cases of bicycle Gutekunst it was Sgt. it, we would like to have first- a felony and another is a misde- accessory theft, robbery or Richard Gullufsen of the hand testimonies and promote meanor." armed robbery last year or this Campus Police who took a mutual understanding Gullufsen said that stealing a year. the backpack and between the United States and credit card or a bank card is con- The crime report also indi- returned it when he came lapan and promote our com- sidered grand theft because of cates that last year there had back. mitment to peace," said the amount of money involved. been ten occurrences of breaking "I just went to the bath- Kawashima. Another problem that and entering, but so far this year room, I just expected it On Tuesday a reception will Campus Police deal with is vehi- there has not been one. would be here when 1 got be held in McFall Gallery at 11 cle accessory theft Last school "Breaking and entering is back" Gutekunst said. "1 a.m. The exhibition continues am from suburbia. I don't Will E Sanders BG News year there were 19 cases report- when someone enters an unoc- Wednesday with a speech of ed, but so far this year there have cupied place, such as a storage peace education. The speech EASY PICKINGS: Sgt. Richard Gullulsen demonstrates how been 15 reported cases. will be given by President BOOKBAG, PAGE 5 easy it is for someone to steal an unwatched backpack. "When someone takes any- THEFT, PAGE 5 Tsugikazu Nishigaki and pro- fessor Osamu Shinohara of Hiroshima logakuin University. Also on Wednesday, a tele- conference will be held with a survivor in Hiroshima at 8 p.m. The teleconference will include Vegan writer links sexuality, meat consumption a welcome speech from the mayor of Hiroshima, and by Dan Wed the Women's Center in Hanna question the consumption of of using the breasts and legs in photos of women which, she Bowling Green Mayor lohn IHE BG NEWS Hall, Adams presented a group meat, and examine the role that advertising to call to mind the said, were designed to make Quinn will also speak. Carol Adams' book "The of about 70 students and faculty the materialization of women female body. women into animals and show In addition, two Hiroshima Sexual Politics of Meat" deals members to images of slaugh- plays in the meat industry. Adams also argued that their "accessibility and survivors, Fumiko Sora and with the patriarchal ideals tered carcasses, sexualized car- "The purpose of this depicting females as animals, impulses." Setsuko Thuriow, will gfve testi- behind meat and the way it is toon animals and even an image slideshow is to get people from and vice versa was a highly sug- The backbone of Adams's monies on their firsthand expe- marketed toward men. of a masturbating pig. point A to point B," Adams said. gestive practice, and added to slideshow was a term known as riences of the bombing Both Yesterday, in an event spon- "I took much of the disturbing "It is to get people to go from eat- the idea of women as "Pigs" and the "Absent Referent," the idea survivors will give their testi- sored by the University vegetari- material out," Adams: id before ing animals to vegetarianism. If other animals. that, at the time of monies at 2:30 p.m. on an organization BG Veg, she vis- the show started. "I dor. want to you're already a vegetarian it is to Items on restaurant menus consumption, a meat eater Thursday in Education ited the University to present an come here and hit you !n the move you towards veganism." advertising the "Double-D doesn't think about the Building room 115. intense and heavily political, stomach. But some of the' lwere Fragmentation of animals in Burger" and adds hyping "the animal's life and subsequent The survivors will also speak slightly pornographic slide show left in there." ways that call to mind feminine best legs in town" served as death, therefore voiding at Bowling Green High School based on the book. The goal behind the? images characteristics was a main point examples of making women For an hour and 15 minutes at were to encourage t ,-ople to for Adams referencing the-tend meat. Adams showed rear entrv VEGAN.PAGE 5 HIROSHIMA, PAGE I 2 Monday, November 9,2001 STATE BG NEWS Barge leaks gasoline into Ohio River

by Brace Schreiner thoroughfare for barges. By shipping lane by this Fri. after- IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thurs, afternoon, five lowboats noon, Marhoffer said. LOUISVH1E. Ky. — An Ohio were waiting to pass through the Crews pumped sheets of gaso- River shipping channel was shut locks, and the backup was line from the river but proceeded down Thurs. as crews cleaned up expected to grow before the river cautiously because of the fuel's gasoline that spilled from a barge is reopened. volatility, officials said. thai was punctured when it "The spill was contained by the Workers applied a blanket of rubbed against a metal barrier. lock chamber acting as a barrier," foam onto the gasoline sheen, Workers skimmed some of the said Art Smith, a spokesman for then pumped the fuel from thousands of gallons of spilled the U.S. Environmental underneath the foam, Smith said. fuel from the river, but most of the Protection Agency. . The work was slowed because gasoline was evaporated by sun- Crews worked to transport the supplies of foam had to be light, the U.S. Coast Guard said. remaining gasoline from the "The weather right now is in Stricken barge to another vessel brought in Thurs. our favor as far as evaporation," before it leaked out. The entire barge held 1.5 mil- said Coast Guard Commander "A lot of gasoline has spilled," lion gallons of gasoline, and the William Marhoffer. Marhoffer said. leaking tanks held 315,000 gal- The gasoline sheen was limited No injuries were reported. No lons, Coast Guard Lt. Steve Garcia to a stretch of river leading to homes were evacuated in the said. McAlpine 1/rcks. about a half- nearby Portland neighborhood of The barge, owned by Waxier mile downriver from the city's west Louisville. Construction Towing Co. of Memphis, Term., downtown. work on the locks was disrupted was transporting gasoline for The lock chambers were closed because workers were asked not Marathon Ashland Petroleum Associated Press Photo to confine the spill, shutting to operate heavy equipment. from the company's Catlettsburg SPILL A barge is moved into position to receive remaining gasoline from a leaking barge near down- down the shipping lane — a busy Officials hoped to reopen the refinery to the Paducah area. town Louisville, Ky yesterday. The barge at the bottom of the photo ruptured Wednesday night. Mail safety questioned New evidence in Byrd case by lames Hannah slaying in affidavits in 1989 and in He was unaware of the other by Mafia Rulon being trucked from the closed Thomas Day, vice president of IHI ASS0CIAIE0 PRESS lanuary. Byrd's attorneys didn't two affidavits until this week, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brentwood postal facility in engineering for the Postal DAYTON, Ohio — A federal disclose the 1989 document until Bodiker said. WASHINGTON — Sen. Mike Washington, D.C., to Lima, Service. magistrate exploded in anger this year. Brewer has never changed his DeWine quesEioned Postmaster where Titan is using a technolo- At the facility in Ohio, bio- Wednesday when he learned that During Wednesday's hearing, story that he was the killer, he General lohn Potter on Thurs. to gy normally used in medical chemical particles — not a man who says he committed attorney Lawrence Greger, who is added. make sure that a Lima, Ohio, product sterilizaEion to cleanse anthrax — were placed in test the crime for which another man representing Bodiker, told Merz Prosecutors were disturbed at company contracted to decont- the mail, which could be conta- mail, which was then run sits on death row had given two there are two more affidavits from the revelation. aminate anthrax-tainted mail minated with anthrax. through Titan's equipment, Day more affidavits that were never Brewer that were never disclosed. "What other documents are was using proven technology. Brentwood is Washington's said. A quality control team disclosed. That prompted Merz to take there that they are also not turn- DeWine said when he first central mail processing facility. checked the mail to make sure The disclosure sent the hearing aim at Bodiker. ing over?" asked lames Canepa, contacted the U.S. Postal Service Two postal workers from Uiere that enough energy was being on the merits of lohn W Byrd Ir.'s Merz called it "reprehensible" about the truckloads of mail died and two others were hospi- used and that it was hitting the representing the state. innocence claim in a new direc- for the public defender's office "to Merz will recommend to 6th being sent to Titan Scan talized with inhalation anthrax center of the mail tray. tion. The magistrate called Ohio sit on the fact that there are two Technologies, he was told the believed contracted from mail "So we have done actual tests U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Public Defender David Bodiker to more affidavits of lohn Brewer whether Byrd's claim is legiti- procedure being used to treat addressed to Congress on mail and we have the results and let him testify from this wit- the stand to explain what hap- mate. If he rules for Byrd and the the mail was based on a study Potter and other postal offi- of these tests and we have an pened. ness stand that there are only two conducted by the Armed Forces cials told the committee ongoing quality effort to make Byrd, 37, faces electrocution in affidavits and then not correct panel agrees, Byrd will be able to Radiobiology Research Institute. Thursday that the mail was sure that what we treat is suc- the 1983 slaying of Cincinnati- that until he's long gone." ask the judges to overturn his "There were errors in the being sanitized with electronic cessfully treated." he said, area convenience store clerk Bodiker turned over one of the death sentence. study and a final draft hasn't beam technology, a process that adding that the procedure killed Monte Tewksbury. A federal affidavits, which was taken lune Byrd has said he has chosen to been signed off on." DeWine told had been tested on other forms 100 percent of all bacteria tested. appeals court postponed Byrd's 15, 2000, and said his office was be electrocuted to illustrate the Potter during a Senate of bacteria Other procedures — DeWine asked, "And you are execution in September to allow still looking for the other one. He brutality of capital punishment. Appropriations subcommittee X-ray technology and chlorine convinced that even though you for an investigation of his claims said the affidavit he turned over is He would be the first inmate to hearing. "That's not what we're dioxide — are also being tested. did not use anthrax what you did of innocence by U.S. Magistrate identical to the one Brewer made die in Ohio's electric chair in 38 riding on here today, absolutely " If there are ways to effectively use is, from a scientific point of Michael Merz. in 1989 and that the other affi- years. Two men have died by correct?" r sanitize mail, we'll keep all of view, equivalent in the sense of lohn Brewer, who was with davit was simply a draft of the lethal injection since Ohio ein- Some 45 truckloads of mail are those options open," said eradication?'' Byrd at the store, confessed to the lanuary one. stated the death penalty in 1J81.

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Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Using p.m. 'GTA y kills the competition TODAY'S kinetic sculptures that perform low-tech transformations through Women Graduate Students by James Eldred is the fact that, despite the bla- where you can kill criminals for the employment of rotation and Network @ The Women's Center, IHE BC NEWS tant vulgamess and disgusting- money. You can even get a EVENTS strobe lights, he constructs narra- 107 Hanna Hall, 12:45 p.m. With everything that has ness of what you are doing, it is hooker and have some fun (and tives that recall the intensity and been going on, the fact that FRIDAY, NOV. 9 Mentoring and Advising: Finding a blast to play. In fact, it's one of if you want, when you're done mystery of dream images. "Grand Theft Auto 3" got the best games available for the with her you can kill her and get the Support You Need released is nothing short of a Playstation 2. CAMPUS EVENTS Facilitator: Ellen Berry, English & your money back.) Some of the Staples Awareness Week @ miracle. Right now we live in a In the game you play a name- most fun you can have in the Women's Studies world where fears of terrorism less hood, taking orders from game, and I don't care how sick Next Question @ Kennedy Green Education Building Steps, 10 a.m. run rampant and police officers Room, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A collab- to 4 p.m. The Environmental small-time gangs, dirty cops, this sounds, is killing a few Men's Chorus Hot Tub-A-Thon @ are praised as national heroes. the Mafia and the Yakuza. dozen cops and then seeing orative artist team, composed of Action Group will be handing out In the world of "Grand Theft Sometimes all you have to do is how long you can outrun the Emily Blair, Michelle Illuminate information concerning Staples Space between Education Auto 3," you are required to carjack a few nice cars; other SWAT teams and FBI squads and Phuong Nguyen, address selling paper made from non- Building and Moseley Hall. The murder dozens of cops and times you may have to execute a hunting you down. It's even issues of cultural significance. recycled sources. fundraiser for BGSU Men's Chorus blow up buildings. If any inno- few dozen gang members. If a more fun to grab a sniper rifle ends at 2 p.m. today. cent bystanders get in your way, cop or 20 get in your way, it's and head for the tallest building. Open Links: A Jewelry and Metals Bowling Green Opera Theater: they got to go too. their loss. You have the uzi, they Pop enough innocent civilians' Exhibition @ Willard Wankelman "Cinderella" @ Kobacker Hall, HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? The first two "Grand Theft don't. heads and the police will send Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Moore Musical Arts Center, 8 p.m. If you have a campus or city event Auto" games played horrible What makes the game so their chopper after you, but Open to the public. Ticket prices Contemporary artists Leslie that you would like to have listed and looked even worse, some- amazing is that you can actually that's what the bazooka is for... Leupp, Pat Nelson, Marjorie are $8 for adults, $5 for children in the calendar of events, send an thing that toned down their do whatever you want. While In case you already haven't Schick, Sam Shaw and Felicia under 10 and $5 for BGSU stu- e-mail to bgnewsevents@hot- gruesome themes. "Grand Theft there are set missions you must figured it out, this game isn't for Szorad will be featured in this dents with valid ID at the door ot Auto 3" is different. Not only undertake eventually, what you the kids, and is probably the exhibition. each performance. For more infor- mail.com or stop by 210 West Hall does it look amazing, it makes do between them is up to you. most mature game ever to get a mation call 419-372-8171 or with information on the event. The the stark reality of what you are Steal an SUV and drive it into "Mature" rating from the ESRB. Somebody Else's Dream: Gregory 800/589-2224. deadline is 6 p.m. the day before doing as clear as day. Even more the East River. Steal a cop car If you are of age though, this is a Barsamain @ Dorothy Uber Bryan Hockey vs. Miami @ Ice Arena, 7 the event. shocking than what you can do and start the "Vigilante Mode," must buy. Grade: A- BG NEWS Bush looks to Hollywood for help ENTERTAINMENT

by Gary Gent* met with less senior government understanding of the United what the White House is asking Michael Jackson still 'Ryan' to air 1H! USSOCIATCO PRtSS States overseas. for." Taylor said. "There are a officials several weeks ago to dis- unchanged on ABC LOS ANGELES — Top cuss similar issues. Organizers of "The reality is a great deal has number of possibilities, mes- 'Invincible' on charts Hollywood executives will hud- Sunday's meeting hope it will been done already without any sages that could go out through NEW YORK (AP) — Michael NEW YORK (API — ABC's dle with White House officials achieve more concrete results. encouiagement from the Armed Forces Network, Jackson was the big CD sales broadcast television premiere Sunday to determine how the "This is in no way an effort on Washington," said McKinnon, domestically as well as to troops story of the week with a No. 1 of "Saving Private Ryan" on who will attend the meeting. entertainment industry can aid our part to dictate what the stationed abroad." debut on the album charts, Sunday will include an uncut, entertainment industry does," "This is Washington-inspired, the war against terrorism. What is not likely is a resur- but Enrique lglesias may have uncensored version of the Mark McKinnon, who was the but not government-directed. been the biggest surprise. Sunday's meeting in Beverly gence of the kind of jingoistic, film's horrific opening D-Day Hills was requested by the White media director for the Bush We believe freedom is our great- lackson sold approximately scene. House and will be attended by campaign, said Wednesday. est export and that Hollywood is patriotic musicals and combat 366.000 copies of Invincible for The network said it would Karl Rove, a senior adviser to "Hollywood and the entertain- our greatest exporter." dramas that flourished after the the week ending Sunday, air strict viewer advisories [•resident Bush. Top entertain- ment industry are the creative The motion picture industry is attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 according to figures released before the movie. The brutal ment executives, including Jack experts and we want to make willing to consider ideas for har- "This is a different time, a dif- Wednesday. Following close opening scene depicts soldiers Valenti. president of the Motion sure we tap that talent when its nessing creative talent to help ferent place and a different war," behind was lglesias, whose being attacked as they land on Picture Association of America, offend." foster patriotism, MPAA McKinnon said. "This is not Escape sold 267,000 copies to the beach at Normandy. and Paramount Pictures studio At the last meeting, ideas dis- going to be people running place at No. 2. "We realize we are asking cussed included documentaries spokesman Rich Taylor said. But chief Sherry Lansing will also around in Jeeps with 16-mm DMX, last week's No. 1, fell our audience, especially par- on the anthrax threat, how to it is unclear yet just what the to No. 3 with Vie Great attend. cameras filming documentaries ents, to make a viewing deci- A group of about 40 television address tenorism scenarios in White House has in mind. Depression, which sold 214,000 "It's a matter of waiting to see in the Afghan mountains." sion that requires a great deal executives, producers and artists TV shows and fostering better in its second week of release. of thought and debate," said The Backstreet Boys' Hits — Stu Bloomberg, ABC entertain- OiapterOne, which was ment co-chairman. ^ expected to give competition for the top spot, debuted at "With this film, (director No. 4 with 197,000 copies sold. Steven) Spielberg was commit- Rounding out the top five ted to showing the true horrors Approximately 40,000 parking tickets are was Enya, whose Day Without of war alongside its moments Ram shows no sign of slowing of victory and heroism," he given out each year on campus. Of these, after almost a year. That album said. "With this telecast, we are sold 161,000 copies. committed to that same goal." how many are overtime parking tickets? A. 1/4 C 1/3 B B. 1/2 D.2/3 There's Always Something TM (e/c)spjim-0Mia New In The Classifieds!!!

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— New York City mayor-elect Michael Bloomberg, on why his opponents have an eas- ier time releasing their personal income-tax returns than he does * lorum c( views and OUR TAKE MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD Hockey sports future pros While the basketball and foot- finally given Bowling Green the show next year, while fresh- ball team get the most attention modem day NBA pride, the man goalie Ionian Sigalet and from students and the media, it 1996 graduate and current sophomore defenseman Kevin is Bowling Green's esteemed Phoenix Coyote Mike lohnson Bieksa were chosen by Boston hockey tradition that put this had the good fortune to play on and Vancouver respectively in place on die map. the Tampa Bay Lightning with theNHLdraftinJune. Consider the fact that when fellow Falcon Brian Holzinger in In fact, in college hockey, only the winter Olympics roll around 1998-99, right after former Michigan State has put more in February, the only Bowling Bowling Green standout Paul players in the NHL than Green athlete in the vicinity of Ysabaert retired from Tampa Bowling Green. So as the hockey Salt Lake City will be Rob Blake, Bay and right before the team gets ready to take on who will represent Bowling Lightning signed 2000 graduate Miami tonight, keep in mind Green in hockey almost as Mike lones. mat the names on the back of much as he will represent Current hockey captain Greg Bowling Green jerseys could Canada. Day has the best chance of any very easily end up on NHL jer- While Antonio Daniels has University athlete to make it to seys. Remembering the good old days

down his broadsword long brainpower to develop complex enough to hang out with Teela AIM is its own religion ANDY pom-liberation strategies. With SHOrWELL in Castle Grey Skull's master the invention of the Internet, JERRY tion possible. Such e-churches virtues of community and (file) bedroom. (I can only assume kids can now simply point and Opinion Columnist that girls of the same age began JEZEK are sometimes composed of sharing, to name a few. Divine click their way to virtual breasts, religious denominations, either retribution is even made avail- exploring new aspects of Ken but back in the day we had to and Barbie's relationship.) I did- Guest Columnist in the traditional sense of the able at the press of a button to There was a time in every work for our "nudie pics." word (Catholic, Baptist, those who would violate AOLs boy's life when he was com- n't yet fully understand what I This is also about the time Methodist) or in the new sense constructs in the form of the pletely innocent. When he went was insinuating but I was pretty when our school curriculums Most weekdays of my college (Prep, Punker, Altemateen). But "warn" and "block buddy" to a party and was more excited sure that if I was He-man 1 decided we should attend experience, to me, are a fast- more often feature non-denom- options. about the cake and ice cream would rather make "smooch ie" "Family Education" class. We paced, thoughtless blur. inational gatherings, the partici- Some would condemn than the keg and the miniskirts. noises at Teela than hang out were ripe with anticipation. Our But indeed, 1 was first halted, pants of which cannot be cate- Instant Messenger for the way in Girls still had "cooties,'' so true with Oreo and Battle Cat. But quest for definitive answers was but then saddened and dis- gorized into any one, distinct which users "antisocial]/' spend happiness was simple. Life the few sexual thoughts 1 had finally coming to an end. But turbed to read a recent opinion genre. hours chatting on it with couldn't get much better than were fleeting and I was easily after the initial shock of hearing piece which spoke rather AOL Instant Messenger has friends, killing time, or even donning his Kool-Aid-stained distracted from the female form the clinical terms for our "pri- the capacity to effectively unite looking for dates, but I have He-man shirt, over-dosing on by G. I. loe and Optimus Prime vate parts" wore off, we general- derogatorily of AOL Instant (girls should insert Cabbage young and old, professional and been shown the way. 1 under- PEZ, and cruising around the ly lost interest because we want- Messenger, the free internet Patch Kids and fiasy Bake proletariat, in a system that is stand now that saying people block on his Night Rider Big ed photographs depicting the chat communicator which has Oven). swept the University campus free to all (minus a grand and a spend too much time on AIM is Wheel until snack time. Man, awe inspiring splendor of the half of a start-up PC hardware) like complai ning someone But as I grew older it became female body, not unsatisfying and the world in the past several those were the days. more difficult to satiate my bud- years. I was saddened, for the in a religion complete with all spends too much time in But at a very young age boys textbook diagrams. But then we the trappings. church or at the mosque or syn- ding sexual feelings and ques- found our saving grace. Our writer's negative bent on the ser- become aware that girls are put tions, and I began to actively vice did not necessarily seem In AOLs postmodern religiosi- agogue. together with different parts older, wiser brothers selflessly ty, user-defined "buddy icons- 1 can only hope that by writ- seek out answers. For example, took it upon themselves to teach unfounded or uninformed so than boys, and they became when my mom forced me to much as it seemed to me noth- are paraphernalia analogous to ing and bearing testimony, I infatuated with those parts. For us everything we needed to have been able to bring light pick out new clothes in the JC ing short of heresy. Perhaps I a Christian cross or a Jewish star. example, my mom told me that know about sex. Their candid, And IM's digitally reproduced and clarity to the Instant Penny catalogue I made sure to sometimes explicit, lectures fully should explain... I started noticing cleavage at always "accidentally'' flip to the opening creaks and exiting door Messenger phenomenon, and about the age of four. Although utilized visual aids and In our postmodern society in slams are the "Our Father's" and wish that before going to bed bra section. I convinced my par- which television and video they don't fully understand why, ents that I loved the pictures of answered the tough questions "Amens" of this, an electronic tonight, The BG News readers young boys recognize that they that our parents' sex talks failed games have replaced parenting religion. For fellow University will kneel with me and say a wild zebras and lions depicted and megacorporations have like women's bodies. Certain in National Geographic, but I to adequately address. students such as myself, dorm prayer to Steve Case, god of AOL patterns begin to develop while With the help of my brother, replaced nation states, AOL Time Warner, taken from the secretly perfonned extensive room and computer lab chairs they are playing that represent by the onset of puberty I finally Time Warner is our model for are front-row pews to an infinite book of Gates in the Holy Bill- research on obscure undevel- God, and AOL Instant an early awareness of sexuality. oped tribes whose clothing had developed a working knowledge Sunday morning at the univer- ble. Our father, which art in of the ins and outs of sex. Nature Messenger is our messiah — a Seattle, AOL Time Warner be thy For example, just about the not yet evolved beyond the loin- sal church. time that He-man was master- had finally given me a mission lesus 2.0 descended from a Yes. I, too, am a convert. Like name. Thy kingdom come, thy cloth. higher, more pious corporate ing the universe, I began explor- The only way 1 could get my that I would proudly strive to many others, I was skeptical at will be done, on America complete for the rest of my plane to bring peace and unity Online, as it is on instant ing new areas of mine. Although grubby little prepubescent first. Really, 1 was more than sat- adult life. IJttle did I know at to the peoples of the world. isfied with my old religion, but Messenger. Give us this day our I had every single Heman action hands on real pictures of naked that time how difficult and con- AOL IM's user-created chat in due time, my persistent, now daily e-mail and forgive us our figure (Stinkor actually smelled women was to infiltrate my rooms are virtual churches, in buddy-listed brethren witnessed Oame-ings, as we forgive those like a skunk), most of my play- childhood mend's father's hid- fusing that mission would be. which virtual pick-up congrega- to me the virtues of AOL IM's who flame against us Lead us time began to focus on Teela, den Playboy stash, but this was Sometimes I lie awake at tions come together to fellow- electronic ideology. This was not not into temptation, but deliver the only female in my collec- a dangerous covert operation. night and reminisce about the ship with one another, but ulti- entirely inconsistent with main- us from the outdoors. For thine tion. Teela wasn't as easy as Being detected meant certain old times. I think fondly of my mately to show homage to the line Christianity, or any other is the kingdom, and the power, Barbie. You couldn't take off her death, so we rarely achieved our formative years. I lie in bed and benevolent electronic service major religion, as Instant and the glory, forever and ever. clothes, so it left more to my goal. When we did, we were remember a time when life and which has made their interac- Messenger-as-son promotes the M seven-year-old testosterone dri- usually too scared to be homy. relationships weren't so com- ven imagination. Teela embod- Incidentally I believe this experi- plex. Sometimes as I slowly drift ied all of my prepubescent sexu- ence instilled males of our gen- into Dreamland, a single tear al desires. Although Heman still eration with unparalleled deter- fills my eye and my heart grows engaged in glorious battle mination and cognitive devel- warm as I dream of Teela, the 210 West Hall Mwww.bgnews.com against the evil Skeletor, he opment, because we were only woman I have every truly Bowling Green could now occasionally put forced to use every ounce of our loved. Slate University Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 Phone:(419)372-2602 Fax:(419)372-6967 SUBMISSION POLICY words. Name, phone number and printed. Send submissions to the E-mail: The BG News gladly prints Letters to address should be included lor verifica- Opinion mailbox at 210 West Hall or [email protected] the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters tion. All submissions may be edited lor [email protected], NEWS should be less than 300 words and length and clarity. Personal attacks and with the subject line "letter to . 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BOOKBAC, FROM PAGE 1 come any physical barriers. Such and others were chained the asking for someone that does not overflow. It is hard to protect cars barriers would be lighting and wrong way, allowing any thief to live there. The problems is when and items in the cars because the BG NEWS live in survival mode where 1 locking doors. Also, the perpetra- ride of with the bike with mini- nobody answers the door and parking lots are so big and get so need (o watch my back and tor must be capable of overcom- mal complications. they walk in to take one's belong- dark at night. It is easy for perpe- BRIEFING make sure my stuff does not get ing all resistance from the victim, Gullufsen said when people ings. trators to break into cars. They stolen." lastly, one must be willing to steals a bike they could go and The most common items often do it in pairs where one Rolling road blocks Campus Police get reports like commit the crime. sell it. He also said that it is com- stolen out of rooms arc often person is look out this, and those related to crimes Eliminating any of these fac- mon for a thief to steal many CDs, video games and other Gullufsen said the best protec- to slow turnpike like this, all the time. tors will not allow the perpetrator bikes sell lliem over the week- quick cash items. To greatly tion is not to leave valuables in TM( BG DEWS Theft and theft-related inci- to commit the crime. end, making a nice profit reduce one's chances of having On Monday, Nov. 12 both dents are the most common Eliminating these factors will So is there a way to reduce the items stolen from a room is to your car to begin with, or to leave easlbound and westbound crimes here on campus accord- protect students and the most chances a bike from being always lock the door. them out of plain sight traffic will be affected on the ing to Gullufsen and yearly crime common item stolen here on stolen? Gullufsen said the best "Most the people here are Then there are those thefts Ohio Turnpike. Rolling road- reports. In fact, reported thefts campus: books. Books are espe- advice is to buy a nice bike lock decent people most of the time," that Gullufsen can not talk about blocks will begin at approxi- are higher than all other criminal cially targeted at the beginning of The U-bolt type of bike locks are said Gullufsen as a voice came without letting a chuckle out In mately 6:45 a.m. and will con- complaints combined at the each semester here at the the best protector of a student's across his police radio. "But they his 28 years he has seen reports tinue until 7:15 a.m. University. University. The stomping bike. They are made out of steel get this false sense of security about students stealing a Big Boy Traffic will be slowed to But students can do several grounds for book thieves are and most the time can not be that everyone on campus are just and a band of rogues pilfering 20 things to reduce the odds of like them." approximately 30 mph from usually the library, where stu- overcome by a standard pair of to 30 personalized license plates. milepost 190, located in becoming a victim to thieves and dents often leave their books on bolt cutters. For maximum safety Ironically, the call that came Portage County, heading west- their sticky lingers. tables and then walk away. the best thing students can do is across Gullufsen's police radio The individuals who stole the bound and starting at milepost "To reduce crime you have to Another common form of to keep their bike in their room, was about two cars that had been plates received a count of grand 162, located in Cuyahoga limit the opportunity for it to theft is bike theft, and Gullufsen but sometimes that is not broken into in Lot 6 overflow. theft for each plate stolen. One County heading easlbound. occur," Gullufsen said. gave an example of how easy it is enough. The owner of the car called the year students stole a section of There are some things stu- Also, travelers will not be per- to steal a bike from a bike rack. Dorm rooms are a high area of Campus Police after she went the original University gates. The dents should know if they do not "They are putting their two- theft and a common place for mitted to enter the Turnpike at out to tlie car and noticed that it section of gates was later Interchanges 173 (11), 180 (12) feel like being another statistic in hundred dollar bicycle in the thieves to look, Gullufsen said. relumed. this years crime report. Gullufsen had been broken into. She was and 187 (13), and at the hands of a ten dollar lock, which According to a University If any student is ever a victim Towpalh Service Plaza for said that there must be four basic I can overcome probably with a pamphlet, thieves often check to lucky when compared to the car approximately 25-30 minutes factors present for theft to occur. cheap bolt cutter," Gullufsen said sec which doors are unlocked parked next to hers; it had a of theft here on campus, until the roadblocks are com- First, there must be an opportu- while pointing to a nice bike with and then knock on those doors. If stereo stolen out of it Gullufsen said, stay calm, make a plete. nity to commit the crime. The cheap bike lock. someone answers they will act as Recently, there have been sev- list of missing items, and contact The rolling roadblocks are perpetrator must be able to over- Some bikes were not chained if they have the wrong room by eral calls like this out to Lot 6 the Campus Police. being conducted so that a por- tion of the eastbound Cuyahoga River Bridge can be demolished with explosives. HIROSHIMA. FROM PAGE 1 peace, and include a wish for glimpse of terrorist activity and the lapan Foundation Center of determination for peace and ... peace, Kawashima said. If you the danger resulting in the avail- Global Partnership, Oberlin what we should do to reduce the and Notre Dame I ligh School in fold 1,000 paper cranes with your ability of nuclear weapons to ter- College and the Hiroshima Peace risk of war and especially involv- Fish Bowl holds CD Toledo. wishes written on them, your rorists. Memorial Museum. On-campus ing nuclear weapons," Approximately 220,000 wish will come true. The cranes The event was originally sug- support was offered by the Kawashima said. release party Hiroshima survivors are still liv- will then be sent to the gested by Osamu Shinohara, a department of history and the All events of "The Spirit of ing today. Hiroshima Exhibition" are open !H( BG HEKS Hiroshima Peace Memorial visiting professor from lapan, ethnic cultural arts program. "The feeling we would like to Museum. who brought with him approxi- Also, approximately 20 students to the public. Nate & Wally's Fish Bowl will convey is how Japanese saw this "What is interesting is that mately a dozen pictures of are volunteering to help with the "I hope that the students who hold a CD Release Party for hellfire...," Kawashima said. Americans and lapanese share Hiroshima following the 1945 event come and look al those pictures recording artists GUEST on Everyone attending the ses- so much in common for peace," bombing, Kawashima said. "We hope that we will reflect and the drawings will reflect on Nov. 9. sions is invited to fold origami said Kawashima Since the Sept. The Asian studies received on our tragedy, and then come the horror of the atomic bomb- GUEST is celebrating the cranes, a lapanese symbol for 11 incident, the world has seen a support for the exhibition from up with a new commitment and ing," said Kawashima release of its debut album, titled "Entrance." GUEST's music incorporates groove, rock, clectronica and funk. THEFT, FROM PAGE 1 dramatically to three. Last NARCOTICS, FROM PAGE 1 relax without fear that their job Comminee at 419-361 -1190. The For more information, visit year's records show that 17 inci- or reputation is at risk, Dave said. phone line is open 24 hours a www.goguest.com. bin, closed school, or a dents happened last year newcomers the impression that He described a standard meet- day. business," Gullufsen said. "But however. they may have to reveal their ing's atmosphere: "Very relaxed, For more information, burglary is when you break Into There is no noticeable identities as well, according to very informal, very casual." visit http://naorg or www.nao- an occupied area." the Eleventh Tradition. Even To contact the group, send an J This year, the number of change in the number of "Dave" is not Dave's real name. e-mail to [email protected] or call hio.org. VEGAN,FROM PAGE 1 burglaries has increased reported petit thefts. Confidentiality lets members the Toledo Area Service ■Real name withheld. himself of the guilt of eating flesh. "The equation is animals plus butchering equals meat," Adams said. "It's "'consumable flesh, but we Check us out at BGNews.com forget about the butchering."

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Elias finished the 2001 sea- son with the team's best bat- ting average (.397 avg.) on a Falcon club that finished as the No. 1 hitting team in the Falcons 'grind ouf win nation with a .360 team bat- by Erik Cassano Shawnee their third lead of the minutes. A Kevin Netter lay up ting average and .599 slugging THE BG NEWS game at 24-23. with just under nine minutes to percentage. His .397 average The Bowling Green men's The Falcons started drawing play pushed BG's lead into ranked him 51st in the nation basketball team plodded to a fouls, getting to the line, and double figures to stay at 69-58. among all Division 1 players in 2-0 preseason record with an converted enough free throws losh Almanson pushed the 2001. 89-70 win over Shawnec State to go into halftime up 36-30. lead to 15 with a lay-up at five He was recognized as a sec- last night at Anderson Arena. They finished the half 8-for-15 and a half minutes. Shawnee ond-team All-MAC selection Much like last week's win from the line, 14-for-26 from State's perimeter game cooled after knocking in 58 Rills with over Argentina Select, the the field. off considerably in the second 15 doubles. 13 home runs and Falcons looked lethargic on BG got a slight scare in the half as they made just two 3- two triples. In 204 at-bats. offense and struggled to build a first half when Brent Klasscn pointers in the final 18 min- Elias stmck out a team-low 24 lead through much of the first took a shot to the jaw and was utes, none by Horton or limes among BG starters. half. Coach Dan Dakich said knocked to the ground. He lay Lavender. Overall, Elias was second on the game may be a preview of motionless for a few seconds. Horton and lavender were the team last year in at-bats BG's style of play this year, win Klassen did not return. Shawnee State's top two scorers (204), runs scored (62), hits or lose. "He got it in the chops and with 22 and 14 respectively. (81), RBIs (58) and total bases "I think our team is going to he got knocked out for a Horton finished 5-for-9 from (139). be a grind-il-out team," he minute," Dakich said. "I just felt bevond the arc, Lavender 2- The 5-11, 185-poundcr said. "Its not going to be a team like, don't play him." for-6. from Mississauga, Ontario will that dominates you and beats Dakich said he was fairly cer- BG's leading scorer was enter his senior season as the you by 30." tain Klassen would be ready for Matela with 20 on 8-for-10 school's all-time career leader BG's 19-point lead at the final the start of the regular season shooting from the field. in doubles (45). buzzer was their biggest. Nov. 17 in Alaska. Netter scored 19, and The game started out slow Shawnee State started the Crawford, Almanson and and never really sped up. BG's second half with a 5-0 run that Germain Fitch also got into Len Matela scored the game's included another Horton double figures with 11, 10 and first two points on a lay up 15 three-pointer to make it 36-35. 10 respectively. seconds in, and the score The Falcons kept pushing their BG started a three-guard set Are you stayed 2-0 for nearly two min- lead out to five or six points, of Pardon, Crawford and Kris utes until Matela hit a jump only to have Shawnee cut into Gerken, but Dakich did not say shot. Shawnce State lay dor- it. They continued to struggle whether the lineup would stick mant until their backcourt of on offense, especially with their in the regular season. ready Andre Morton and Antwain perimeter game. BG converted Almanson and Matela rounded Lavender started hitting only three 3-pointers in the out the starting five. perimeter shots. At one point second half, two by Brandon midway through the half, Pardon and one by Erik Note for some Micnaeitehmkuhle BGNevK Morton hit four three-pointers i tawford. Keith Mcl^od missed last in the span of six Shawnee However, the Falcons did night's game after nearly start- BLOCKING: Sophomore Josh Almanson looks lor the right shot as the bball? State field goals, the last giving start to pull away in the final 10 ing a fight against Argentina Falcons defeated Shawnee State 89-70 last night. ERIN NORMAN Stormin Norman BGSU Cheerleader Can you feel it? After a seven- Hockey in for a tough fight month drought basketball sea- son is finally back With two by Dan Nied Green is once again better than much of a habit. We have to gel Hiuleigh's 2.95 goals against THE BG NEWS exhibition games under our belt BG vs. Miami it looks on paper. into the habit of winning, of average in seven games is better the BG bailers are ready for the If statistics dictated perfor- "We're better than out record finding ways to win. Not neces- than his .884 save percentage real thing, baby. mance, the Bowling Green Station: 88.1 FMWBGU indicates," said senior forward sarily being better, hm finding indicates. Conversely, Falcon Dan I >aki< 11 and company are hockey team might be in trouble Austin de Luis. "I'm pretty sure ways to win. We need to do the goalie Tyler Masters is no doubt traveling cross country to show- when they welcome Miami to Faceofl: Friday at 7:05 with they have a real hate-on for us. little things in break the losing looking to redeem himself as he case their talent at Alaska's the Ice Arena for a two game Dave Crane and Andy Evans and I know we have a hate-on habit." has Struggled the last two week- Shootout, and in case you series tonight and Saturday. ZiggyZoomba's Pre-game for them It should be a fun Miami has gotten into the ends, giving up six goals against missed the exhibition games, For instance: While show at 6:30 p.m. weekend to play, and a fun habit of winning, as they snuck Michigan State last Friday and this is entertainment, folks. Red I lawks leaders lason Saturday On-the-Line at 6:30 weekend for the fans to watch. past Michigan lasi year i" claim being chased in favor of fresh- Bowling Green men's basketball Deskins and Greg Hogeboom p.m. with Dave Crane and Miami is very chippy, very dirty." second place in the CCHA and man goalie lordan Sigalct and no longer has boys on the side- each have 13 points, the Falcons Steve Mears The Falcons have been fairly have gotten nil to mi impressive giving up six goals in two games line, it has men! Our new babies are led by three players, Brian consistent this year, losing two start this scison. going unde- against Ohio Slate the week are ripped like 80s jeans. It's Escobedo, Greg Day and Gray meaningless stats are more than games in the last minute and feated in the league in (heir first before. crazy — our second string could Moore, with a paltry five points. these two teams. In last year's settling for two ties. The Falcons four games, sweeping Ferris Masters' 3.93 Goals against start at Toledo. Also, while freshman Ryan opening round of the CCHA are looking to get over the hump State and beating and tying average doesnl compare to Every year I have been at BG Minnabarriett's three goals top playoffs, the ninth-seeded that is the difference between Western Mulligan. Hurlcigh's, however his .892 save we have been stacked with the Falcons. Hogeboom's almost Falcons swept the second-seed- just playing well and winning While Deskins and percentage hellers his Miami clutch players like Anthony triples him with eight. And of ed Redllawks en route to a trip games. De Luis says the team Hogeboom have been lighting counterpart. Stacey and Kurt Cowan who are course Bowling Green's 1-5-2 to the conference semi-finals. still needs to learn how to win. the lamp, junior nelminder But, of course, especially in expected to win. This year we overall record pales to Miami's Tonight is the first meeting "Since I've been here we David Burleigh has done a this rivalry, stais don't matter. It's are expected to finish 4th in the 5-2-1 mark. between the teams since the haven't had a winning season," respectable job nl keeping the all about what happens on the MAC. Well, expect the unexpect- However, no one knows how playoff upset, and Bowling he said. "Losing has become too opposition out of the net. ice. ed because we have players that want to win and a coach that won't take any less. But what are the goals of this team? Win the MAC champi- onship, win all games at home, Soccer plays or win the MAC tournament? Falcons are faced Since my tenure here at BG, I have found that winning the MAC regular season, is almost a fourth seed tease. And honestly no one likes a tease (except Sports Editor with reality and OU by Derek McCord finding consistency in their Nick llumi). It's nice, but win- ;HE BC NEWS offense and produced a 4-5-0 ning the MAC won't take them byNickHurm lost 31-29 on a Zips field goal in IHE BO NEWS If you want to face a team in record in the remaining match- to the Big Dance. BG at Ohio the final minute. The Bobcats the post-season tournament es. Buffalo produced a 5-2-1 The MAC Tournament seems The realization that Bowling hung with West Virginia in their and you could pick any team, record in the remaining match- Green won't be MAC champion Station: 88.1 FMWBGU second game of the season all to favor teams with a full lineup Kickoff: Saturday at 1 p.m. hopes are that it would be es, which included a four of players, depth, and chemistry or make a bowl game has set in. the way until the fourth quarter, someone you have beaten match undefeated streak that The best the Falcons can fin- with Andy Barch. Nick where the Mountaineers scored that can't be stopped. With our Seuberiing and Greg Gania. before. That is what the they are currently in. new mix of talent and experi- ish is third in the MAC East. 17 straight points to win 20-3. A Ziggy Zoomba's Countdown to Bowling Green men's soccer 'What we have thought all ence, 1 think that will be the Considering the two teams just strong Iowa State team found Kickoff show at noon. team has. season is that all of the teams peak of our season. ahead of BG, third place is an the same fortunes a week later, The Falcons, seeded fifth, we have played this year we The regular season acts as a honorable position for a team winning in the closing minutes today will face Buffalo, seeded can beat." said senior midfield- judgment of who wants to step that finished 2-9 last year. Both of the season. The Bobcats are 31-28. fourth, at Akron's \ee (ackson er Detrick Matthews. "What up for the real deal. We have Marshall and Miami, who will coming off an embarrassing 44- "Losing is awful," Meyer said. Field for the right to play Mid- happened in the season does- about 10 players that are lined fight for the Conference 0 loss to Buffalo, a team BG man- "There is nothing worse than American Conference n't matter now. It's just one up ready to apply, to beat some Championship Saturday, beat handled earlier in the season. losing, especially the way Ohio Champion Kentucky in the chance for all of die teams." ass in the MAC. the Falcons in the closing min- OU's record has no significance has." semi-finals of the MAC The one tiling that has been So the real question is are you utes of each contest. For BG to Meyer, though. Despite their troubles, the Tournament. consistent has been the play of ready to roar... yeah I'm talking coach Urban Meyer and his "One of my good friends, who Bobcats have held the advantage Earlier this season the DeGraff. The sophomore is is the defensive coordinator at over the Falcons in their previ- to you. We have some intense crew, the season is far from over. Falcons defeated the Bulls in a continuing the incredible abili- games at home like Michigan, With a win over Ohio Saturday, Wake Forest, said they are the ous two meetings. last year Ohio 1-0 overtime match that saw ty that he showed in this fresh- stole a fourth quarter lead to Kent State and Marshall... and the third place finish is guaran- most talented team in the MAC Senior Tony Malik score 11 man season. He has posted five our sideline squad only takes teed for BG. besides Marshall," Meyer said. grab a 23-21 victory over the minutes into the extra session. shutouts this season, including "They've been a product of los- the best fans. There is a reason "Our goal is to compete in the Falcons. The match proved to be quite the 1-0 victory over Western Sports Illustrated featured MAC East." said Meyer. "It's a ing close games. That's what "We're taking this game very even between the two teams, Michigan last Sunday that happened to this team (BG) last Anderson Arena as a crazy place, respectable finish for us. seriously, especially since we've as teams would shoot ten times boosted them up to fifth seed. because we are. Is it the water? I Marshall and Miami are com- year." lost to them the last two years," and the comer kicks were Buffalo will bring in sopho- Ohio was one of the preseason don't know, but come support peting for the championship BG safety Karl Rose said. "If we decided 7-6 Buffalo. BG keeper more Patrick Bcckley, who is favorites to win the MAC, but Uke don't, they could really hurt us. your BG bailers and please if you and a win would give us third. I Dave DeGrafI made six saves the team's leading scorer with do bring your girlfriend there is. think that is about where we the Falcon team of last season, They've been in a lot of games while Buffalo keeper Brain four goals and ten points so far no kissing or cuddling allowed. are." the Bobcats have been unable to and lost in the fourth quarter." Wazniak made four. win the close contest. Their first this season. Dave Pidgeon, Bill Get a room. And for all you tight With a 1 -7 overall record. Ohio A win for the Falcons will also Since that match it has been Norber and Justin Higgins all game of the season against con- asses, the home games are free, looks like an easy target for the assure them their first winning quite a different story. The are tied for second in the goal see you there. Falcons to pick up their sixth win ference foe Akron, the Bobcats season 1994. Falcons have had problems category with three a piece. BG NEWS SFUKIS Friday, November 9,2001 7 Netters battle for first place by Erica Gambaccini pulling an upset." "We need to pass well, attack well Oct. 27 when the Falcons defeat- THE BC NEWS On the other hand the Falcons and be fundamentally strong." ed them in three games. BG holds With the Mid-American need every win they can get in They will have to display this a 39-10 advantage over Ohio in Conference race heating up the order to finish on top in the MAC strength Saturday as the Falcons the series. volleyball team takes to the road East. will compete against Ohio, which "You can't overlook anyone at this weekend to face off against "We've been improving with is 5-8 in the MAC. this point because we are still Marshall Friday and Ohio each match that we've played," "Ohio is a good team and they playing for seating as well," Van Saturday. Van De Walle said. "We're getting showed that by beating Toledo De Walle said. "Everyone is still The Falcons are currently in good solid performances out of last weekend," Van De Walle said. trying to see where they are going second place with a 9-5 record in our players. I hope that we can go "They still have a shot at getting to fit into the MAC Tournament." the MAC East Division, half a down there and play steady, con- in the toumamenl" If the Falcons can get these game behind Akron, while sistent volleyball." The Bobcats are 2-0 on their wins it will improve their chances Marshall is 4-10 in the MAC and The Falcons played the current five-game homestand of hosting a MAC Tournament in sixth place. Thundering Herd at home on after victories over Toledo and match and decrease Ohio's "Marshall is in a completely Oct. 20 and beat them in three West Virginia last week. chances of getting into the tour- different situation than we arc," games. BG holds a 7-1 advantage "This homestand is very namenL said head coach Denise Van De over Marshall in the all-time important for them." Van De "Right now, 1 think this is really Walle. "They only have four con- series between the two teams Walle said. "I think it is going to be important," Van De Walle said. ference wins. The way it looks "For both matches this week- the difference between qualifying "We did our job last weekend by right now is that they won't make end I don't think we need to do for the MAC Tournament and not beating Central and Akron at Michael Lehmkuhle BG News the conference tournament. anything out of the ordinary, but getting in. 1 would anticipate a big home, but now we have to con- KILL Senior middle Caty Rommeck goes up for a kill in a recent match on Saturday night." tinue with that kind of mindset Therefore, they have nothing to we do need to play hard and match against Central Michigan. lose and everything to gain from aggressively," Van De Walle said. 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