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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE NEWS the campus and surrounding community Wednesday Blaze burns two January 14,2009 Volume 103, Issue 80 apartments WWWBGNEWS.COM Home for ethnic organizations during break No thanks, By K nstcr, Vasas keep it By Ell.. Fowler Leo director of Multicultural Affairs Center. -. ■ ■■ ■ Reporter Almeida and Initiatives at the University "The whole idea [with the cal- President of Miami endar! is we are already minori- Ethnic Student "[That meansl having a structure' University turned down A group of 10 to 15 students that would give [ethnic organiza- ties, we are already small in num- The cause ol a tin- thai destroyed Center Committee $68,000 in order to arc hoping to change what they tions and groupsl the opportu- ber), so why would you Ikeepl two units at a 21-unii apartment coordinator nity to collaborate more and be another minority group from building lasi Mondaj has been . +>elp the school believe to be a glorified student cafeteria space into a place pro- more effective on campus." supporting your events?" he said. declared undetermined accord- | Page 5 moting diversity and unity. If the Ethnic Student Center We are hop ng to put smallei ing to the Bowling Green Eire The Ethnic Student (inter space of their own to discuss dif- was approved by the University. groups together to create biggei I livision. The end of the Committee is trying to imple- ferent cultures and ethnicities. Almeida and I ligginbothamhope events." Bowling Green firefighters' ment an Ethnic Student Center "The values behind Ithe Ethnic smaller organ i/ations would haw (Carina lligginbotham, a soph- were called to Foxwood Manor road for Bush on the second floor of the Union Student Center arc] unity, pro- a home. omore co-committee member, Apartments on 7th street and With President-elect in what is now the Multicultural moting diversity, being open "There are smaller organiza- emphasized the Importance oi South College Wenue alter a resi- minded and welcoming every- tions that don't get a lot of rec- other schools, like Ohio Stale. dent who smelled smoke alerted Barack Obama's Lounge. "If approved, we would change one." Almeida said. ognition Ion campusl, like \lii -higan Stale Western Michigan them to the blaze. inauguration coming the lounge into the Ethnic Student Almeida went on to stress the the Caribbean organization," and Ball State's ethnic centers. Because a majority ol the resi- up. columnist Levi Center," said Leo Almeida, a overall goal of the Center: pro- Almeida said. "We want them to "There are so main other dents living in the three-story, schools who have ethnic student wooden-framed complex were Joseph Wonder looks coordinator for the Center. "The moting unity between multicul- have a home on campus and a Multicultural Lounge was put tural and ethnic organizations. place to go." centers," fligginbotham. a nurs- students, many ol the units were back at the Bush there for multicultural organiza- "I was supportive of the con- Almeida added he wants the ing major, said. We have a wom- uninhabitaleil at the time of the administration and tions and students, but right now cept that upper class students Center to be a place where orga- en'scenter, a lesbian ga) research tiic due in winter break, Bowling Green Fire Capt. loin Sanderson Its legacy | Page 4 it is glorified cafeteria space." did need to meet more regularly nizations can come together and center and I think il is necessary The group hopes the Center in terms of being able to work ensure they aren't doing multi- will promote a sense ol diversity collectively with leach other]." cultural events on the same day See CENTER | Page 2 See FIRE: Page 2 Source of on campus and allow students a said Bettina Shuford, former through a calendar posted in the salmonella found The outbreak of salmonella that has sickened over 400 people has been ^\cons on # sourced to bacteria-laced peanut butter | Page 5 and women ro///nfo Suspect on ^ the run w PL<%, w A suspect for the

deaths of a woman By Andrew HaHMr By Andrew Harncr and her four Spoils I Jitor Sports Edit children is on the run in Oklahoma | Page 9 Curt Milter's basketball team is on a 13 game The men's basketball team 18-6, 1-0 MAC) will winning streak, but you would never know it face another challenging early season Mid- Working on a talking to him or his team. American Conference foe when they travel to new diplomacy "We have not talked about it one time in the Kent State (7-7,0-1 MAC) tonight. locker room." Millet said. "Urban [Meyer! may have in the MAC opener, BG defeated Buffalo, a team Hillary Clinton, prepar- won 13games and wona national championship, hut that has the best overall record in the MAC East ing for her upcoming 13 games does nothing for us." division. "When we got lo MAC play, we started over and Now. the Falcons will take a trip east to face a position as secretary told ourselves we were 0 0," sophomore guard lauren test from Kent State at the Memorial Athletic and of state, has plans to Prochaska said. Convocation Center. revitalize American What you might tiud out from a conversation with "Every game on the road, all year long, now thai w e re the coach or his players Is the team has won ils first in MAC season, is always a huge test." BG coach Louis diplomacy | Page 6 two Mid-American Confer enie games, defeating MAC Orr said. Nobody is going to give you anything." power Kent State and Ohio. Not only is Kent State not going to give up much But unlike Michael lackson's famous line "A, B. C. despite a mediocre .500 record, there are several Falcon forward It's easy as one, two. three" going one, two, three other factors that will give the Falcons some chal- flying on ice won't be as easv as the ABCs for tlie Falcon v lenges. Miller and his squad (13-2, 2-0 MAC) definitely The Flashes won the MAC championship last Forward Dan Sexton are not taking the MAC winning streak lightly- season and played in the NCAA tournament, but has been a major asset going into tonight's game versus a tough, defend most importantly, return three starters from thai title run. to the hockey team ing MAC champion, Miami 110-5, 2-0 MAC I team. The big game experience the Flashes bring with his lighting fast "We look at tliem as one of the clear cut is something Orr addressed as one of the speed | Page 7 favorites," Miller said." [They are! someone biggest challenges in the game in a very you have logo through if you think you simple sentence. are going to win a championship." Tradition doesn't graduate," Orr

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Residents must clear sidewalks or get covered in fines

By Craig Vanderkam "The purpose is to allow; pen The city has taken many mea- Web Editor pie the ability to go down the sures to ensure people know What is your New sidewalks without risk of falling these policies. and injury." Craft said. "If you A flyer was sent out with util- Year's resolution, and For Bowling Green residents, failure to remove snow and ice don't get [the sidewalksl clear, il ity biils in November explain- have you broken it yet? front their sidewalks could result becomes hard to walk down the ing snow removal guidelines in the city plowing them with sidewalks." and consequences foi tailing to fines. The ordinance requires hom- remove accumulated snow on ri Under Section 98.03 of the eowners to clear snow and ice sidewalks. \ public notice had City's Codified Ordinances, from sidewalks bordering their also been placed in both The Bowling Green citizens have properly within 24 hours of the Sentinel Tribune and lhe BG certain requirements related to conclusion of any snow or ice News explaining the ordinance. snow and ice removal. storms. I think in the last winter and JESSICA BRINCK According to Public Works Failure to adhere lo the ordi- this winter more people are m oSophomore. Applied nance may result in a civil infrac- becoming aware ol this policy," Director Brian Craft, these Health Science guidelines are in place to protect tion citation, or even a criminal Craft said. RACHEIRAOWANSKI '-[ »,•*-.:■, the public, specifically pedes- citation for a minor misdemean- lunior Daniel Persons says "No. and it's to find a SNOW ARMY: The University complies with the city guidelines by keeping trucks with ploughs trians needing to use the side- or, with a maximum penalty ol sexy man." | Page 4 attached at the leady for any snow removal walks. S100 per violation. See FINES

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game. By comparison, BC1 has of their shots," Miller said. "You problems for teams throughout BLOTTER WOMEN three players with more than 27 just have to try and gel them out his entire career. of rhythm and that's easier said Miami and BG also both are FRIDAY, JAN. 9 fell to his feet on different occas- From Page 2 minutes per game. sions and was unable to complete But while they have had those than done." towards the top of the MAC 1:02 A.M. sentences. Elowever, this Miami team troubles, Schone has still enjoyed . Tracy Pontius will get the start standings in several categories Darla Sonnenberg. 20. of Holgate. has been through quite a few a good season and has paced the against Schone and. according including scoring and scoring Ohio, was arrested for underage highs and lows this season. RedHawks. to Miller, will find herself with defense. drinking after being witnessed sway- SUNDAY.JAN.il Most notably, the RedHawks Schone combines With fellow quite a challenge. "We have to match our speed ing and stumbling outside Uptown/ single handediy beat the same guard Courtney Reed to score "She's the Reggie Miller of with their speed and try to keep Downtown Bar. 1:43 A.M. Kent State team the Falcons 27.8 points per game and both MAC women's basketball," up with their tempo because Brady Tea, 20. of Bowling Green, squeaked by 77-71 in the MAC shoot niorethaii80percent from Miller said. "She is in constant they're always going at 100 per- 1:23 A.M. was cited for underage drinking. opener 71-60. Miami also easily the free throw line. movement with and without the cent pace," Prochaska said. "We Chelsey Maushund, 21. of Bowling 3:10 A.M. beat Akron 83-63. Miller is well aware of the ball." just have to match that." Green, was cited for operating a But they've been forced to do Miami hackcourt and has tre- Reggie Miller of course was In Miller's time as coach, he vehicle under the inlfuence and Complainant reported that an unknown person entered an apart- that with a unique rotation. mendous respect for it. a future Hall of Fame guard for has seen highs and lows against possession of drug parapharnalia Miami as he lost his first five after a small brown device used ment on High Street and stole three Injuries have really hurl "They have outstanding guard the Indiana Pacers from 1987- laptop computers. the program this year as just play that are going to take a lot 2005 who created match up games against the RedHawks to seperate seeds and stems from from 2001 to the middle of marijuana was found in a zip up seven of their 13 players have been healthy enough to play Men's Basketball Women's Basketball 2004. purse located near the center con- However, since then, Miller sole of her vehicle. MONDAY, JAN. 12 in all IS games. Coach Maria Eantanarosa has used at least 11 Starters Starters has won eight of nine, only los- 5:20 P.M. different players In lOgamesthls ■ G-Brian Moten-15.1ppg ■ F-l_auren Prochaska- ing a home contest last season Complainant reported his apart- byamcrcthree points. SATURDAY, JAN. ment on North Enterprise Street year and at least 10 in 13 games. ■ G- Darryl Clements- 16.5ppg lenna SchoiM is the only ll.Oppg ■ F- Niki McCoy- lJ.Sppg Miller is hopeful his team 10 was broken into over break and will be able to make the recent numerous items were taken. player on the RedHawks who ■ G- Joe Jakubowski- ■ C Taia Breske- 61 ppg 12:22 A.M. lias averaged over 27 minutes a 10.5ppg ■ G- Tracy Pontius- 12.6ppg record nine of 10 after tonight. 9:40 P.M. Mark Gilmer. 21. of Bowling Green, ■ C- Otis Polk- 5.2ppg ■ G- Lindsey Goldsberry- Barneys employee reported a blue was cited for failure to maintain rea- ■ F- Marc Lawson- 3.4ppg 5.4ppg sonable control. minivan drove off without paying team, the Falcons are evenly for $15 worth of gas. MEN matched with Kcnl Slate on the 1:39 A.M. Men's Basketball last Women's Basketball stat sheet. Keith Leon Games. 33. of Bowling From Page 2 Both teams come into the Green, was arrested for aggravated TUESDAY, JAN. 13 said. five games against last five games against game as the top two teams in menacing after pulling out a silver 3:03 A.M. Specifically, one Of those Kent State Miami shooting percentage and shoot- .25 calibur Raven Arms semi-auto- Robert Ankney. 23. of Bowling players returning for Kent State ing percentage defense in the matic pistol and pointing it at a ■ 3-1-08 vs. KSU-W89-83 ■ 2-23-08 at Miami-W81-66 Green, was arrested for possession is 2007-08 MAC Player of the conference. Kent Stale is also the victim's head outside of Uptown/ ■ 1-12-08 at KSU L.63 49 ■ 1-22-08 vs. Miami-L63-60 of drug paraphernalia after he was Year Al Fisher, top in points scored per game Downtown Bar. ■ 3-1-07 vs. KSU-L77-64 ■ 2-28 07 vs. Miami-W92-62 observed with a multicolored glass Fisher is averaging 15.3 (71.3) while BG is third (69.3). 236 A.M. pipe containing suspected mari- points per game this season ■ 1-20 07 at KSU-L62 61 ■ 1-16-07 at Miami-W64-56 But Ford isn't really sure how Preston White. 32. of Bowling juana residue. and is shooting 41.3 percent ■ 2 21 06 vs KSU-L82-66 ■ 2-28-06 at Miami-W71-59 his learn is so far up the stat Green, was arrested for disorderly from the field, which is not a charts. conduct after he attempted to reen- big Improvement from last sea- "There were games ... where fer Howard's Club H alter it was ONLINE: Go to bqnewscom for the complete son when he averaged 13.0 ppg Fisher's. Kent State has gone 5-2 at home we shot 30 percent from the field 1 closed. He was heavily intoxicated. blotter 1st and shot 40.3 percent from the On the year, Singletary has With one of the two losses com- so I'm kind of confused as to how field. Scored 14.3 points per game ing in overtime. we can be leading the league in Prior to t be M AC season. Kent and has shot 45.3 percent from Orr is well aware of these facts that," lord said last week. "And is that when we did research, if an Slate coach Geno lord said the the field. and knows the Falcons need to at other times, il looks like we CENTER ethnic studies center would work small increase in production Additionally, the Falcons will play a close game throughout to couldn't guard a seventh grade From Page 2 on our campus, students were may be coming from the fact travel to Kent Slate, known for have a chance to win. girls team." for it," he said. "We also looked at teams are more focused on being one of the toughest plac- "You know you're going to However, those stats for to cater to all the students and an other campuses and found that a Fisher this season. es to play in the conference. have close games on (he road," Kent Slate include games Ihey Ethnic Student Center is a way to lot of those campuses had a cen- Chris Singletary makes up So far this season. B(i has On said when asked about road played against bigger teams do that. Plus it is an asset to the ter for multicultural, initiatives as the other half of the Flashes struggled on the road, not win- losses "Tome that's the start." like Kansas, Texas A&M and school." well as an ethnic snident center." backcourl, and he is having ning a single game away from But while the road environ- Illinois, Important experience Shuford agrees an Ethnic Despite having a Center a season nearly identical to Anderson Arena. Meanwhile, ment may be a problem for the for a mid-major school. Student Center can he beneficial for Multicultural Affairs and to the student body. Initiatives, when Higginbothani "I have done research in this first came to campus as a fresh- instead of clearing the side Although the monetary value area and a lot of research says Ian men she felt the snident body FINES walks," Nisius said. "I've never FIRE of the damage has not been dis- Ethnic Student Centerl is effec- was divided and separated, but From Page 2 heard of anyone being warned From Page 2 closed, Mecca Management tive," she said. she hopes the Ethnic Student or fined for not shoveling their I easing Agent Carrie Williams said Higginbothani also feels a Center can make the campus he is aware of the city's snow snow." Even though the ordi said. estimations are being considered. (tenter is beneficial because it will more connected. removal guidelines. nance has'been well publi- I lowever, the 12 people who Williams said insurance com- bring attention to the University's To ensure the student body is "I have been out multiple cized, violators remain, were in the building al the lime panies an' working on reaching stress on diversity. still behind them on the initiative, times since this pasl weekend "Last winter season, we of the fire were able to escape totals and repair work should be "In the BGSU mission state- they have continued to promote in order to maintain a clear went out on five occasions and unbanned, Sanderson said. sianed as soon as possible ment, they say something about the Center through presenta- driveway and sidewalks," he created a list of sidewalks that diversity, this diversity that," tions, petitions and pamphlets. said. were in violation." Craft said. lligginbotham said. "To me, all The group already has over 400 On the other hand, leff Whh more snow in the fore- these other schools have an eth- student signatures in support of Nisius, a graduate student al cast, the policy will be put nic student center or a multicul- the Ethnic Student Center. the University, says he does to the test once again, and il tural center welcoming different "I hope this center will bridge not worry about constantly will be up lo the residents to people |to campus], but yet we some common ground and just clearing his walks. maintain the safety of their don't have anything welcoming show that we are all human "We let the snow melt sidewalks. students here." beings no matter where we Although the campus does come from, who we are or what have a Center for Multicultural we look like," Higginbothani Affairs and Initiatives, Almedia said. states both can exist together. The group holds meeting at "People realize we already have 8 p.m. every Thursday in the a center for multicultural initia- Multicultural lounge in the tives, but what people don't realize Student Union.

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By ChcU» K*«nan "I thought, we need to do gives bonus to school U-Wire something now," she said. "We wanted Gainesville to stand up By Ciitlin Varl.y The Chanl "am Israel chi" filled for Israel." I lodge's leadership. U-Wire the air as about loo people Baum said they marched in "Although Dr. Hodge's per- marched down University support for Israel and to stand loi inancc was certainly worth a Avenue on Monday. up for those who were affected lo help ease Miami University's bonus and the board wanted to Their chant, which means, by the attacks D) llamas budget deficit, President David pay him that much. Dr. Hodge "The nation of Israel lues.' UP biological engineering I lodge declined a SKH.OOO bonus indicated that he would not rang out as the rally continued Senior fee Ravid said the attacks offered to him by the board of accept that bonus because of the down University Avenue, start- hit close to home. trustees. significant need of the univer- ing at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Ravid was born in Israel but At the Sept. 19. 2008 board of sity," Smucker said. and ending at the1 Bo Diddley lias attended III for the past trustees meeting, the members Hodge said that when he was Community Plaza, three years, reviewed I lodge's performance. offered the bonus, he knew Participants waved signs while "(Israeli is my home," she said. I lodge said he gives the board Miami would have to have some they walked, which read "We " Ibis is where my family lives." a set of goals and they do an budget cuts. Stand with Israel'' and "Israel Ravid also said she has friends evaluation to determine if he "I felt it was inappropriate for wants Peace," only to encoun- on the front lines fighting. gets a bonus. me to take a bonus when we ter another protest demanding "I pray form) friends who are He said the board gave him were in this situation so that's peace on both side-.. soldiers," she said. "I hey ale high marks for his performance what I did," I lodge said. Sandy Banni, a University fighting for Israel's future and and decided to give him the full I lodge said it is important to of Florida English senior, the future of this world." bonus, an amount totaling to 20 understand that everyone at the helped organize the march As the protesters worked percent of his annual salary for university can help during this MSCHAN MCMUUEN alongside the Uibavitch- their way down University they last year, which was S.'i40.()00. difficult financial time. Chabad lewish Student and received cheers .imi honks from PROTEST: Protesters gatlter atong University Avenue across (torn University Lutheran "At that point I informed them "Not everybody is going to do Community Center. people driving by. .i demonstration ol solidarity with Israel on yesterday afternoon. that given thedifficult budget sit- what I do," Hodge said. "Nobody uation that vvc face this year, that should necessarily do what I do. I thought it best that I decline to That's not the point, but the point accept that," I lodge said. is that each of us can do what we Hodge's decision was can to contribute to what the announced at the Dec. 12, 2008 university does." board of trustees meeting. "We appreciate that leader- "We understand Dr. Hodge's ship," Hodge said. "That is not dec isinn and applaud his lead- easy to do, but it certainly sets an ership in these challenging example." and financial times,'' Richard 1 lodge said he was not partic- Smucker, chair of the board of ularly interested in publicizing trustees, said at the meeting. his action, but as the situation Hodge said die money Will go continued to get more difficult, toward the central budget. the chair of the board thought "It's just going to try to help it was important so that people reduce the deficit thai we face would understand that everyone this year." I lodge said. is trying to do the right thing. Smucker said the board is "We need to feel that we're very confident and grateful for working together," Hodge said.

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Students pay for Univ/lawsuit from own pockets

By Julienne Lauler aid, Vazquez added. the students'rights. U-Wire It is anticipated that the rev- More than $33 million in dam enue generated from the sur- ages and interest were granted Thousandsof former 11(' students charge will cover the costs of to the plaintiffs in order to cover Bring'tM Back were reimbursed last month the trial within five to six years, the money thai they would have by the University of California, Vazquez said. accumulated had the lees not marking the finale of a class According to the UC Regents been raised, said III) Students action lawsuit filed against the Wrb site, this fee is necessary Association spokeswoman Liz OC Board of Regents in 2003. because the final court ruling 1 [all. She added that affected sin Hut current students are pay- prohibited the university from dents are ahead) receiving the ing for this lawsuit with a S(>0 collecting professional student reimbursements. temporary surcharge that was fees from students affected by "Ibis verdict means that approved by the UC Regents the lawsuit. As a result, the uni- the regents can no longer take in May of last year to cover the versity has lost approximately advantage of students, I his is a losses, which arc more than $33 S20 million in tmcollected pro- lessen for them that students will million. lessional school fee revenue. light for affordable education," This surcharge was added to In November 2007. a stale I fill said. the educational fee for all stu- appeals court ruled that the uni- The lawsuit was initially dents currently enrolled in the versity had breached a contract prompted by the regents' deci- University of California, UC with the students by increasing sion in raise graduate school fees spokesman Rieardo Vazquez professional degree fees, despite in Dec ember 20(12 , along with said. brochures and catalogues stat- other 11('. fees, byi25 percent start- The charge will continue ing that the fees would not be ing in the following fall, accord- until all the costs associated increased, according to a court ing to Daily lliuin archives. with the lawsuit have been release. Since 2003, the case has seen fully recovered. The court also ruled that multiple courtrooms as the However, at least 33 percent of the educational fee, which was university appealed the court's the revenue from the undergrad- increased for undergraduate stu- decision in March 2006and then uate student surcharge and "ill dents in the spring and summer tried to appeal to the California percent of the graduate students ol 2003 without prior notification Supreme I ourt in November lees are set aside for financial to the students, was a violation of 2007. For Cash Orientation and First Year BecoMe a BGSU Programs is looking for UNIVERSITY energetic student leaders I who want to help new tit onewraiiON LeaDen I students learn what it means store ■to be a FALCON at BGSU! These individuals know the importance of team work and Bowen-Thompson pride in a job well-done. Student Union If this sounds like YOU, please apply to be a part of the 2009 Multi Purpose Room Orientation Team! Mon-Thur, January 12-15 8am -9pm

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As Obama takes over, a look at Bush's popularity decline

down in history as one of our religious-based reasons for jus- nation's worst and most unpop- tifying the U.S. invasions of both ular leaders. Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as I'm not saying these things his slipshod policies on envi- merely to be harsh on Mr. Bush.. ronmentalism, his opposition to I'm saying them because based same-sex marriage and abortion on his polarizing and controver- for purely religious reasons and In exactly one week, the United sial actions during his tenure as his refusal to effectively address States of America will have a new president, history will not look the growing problem of world- head of state. kindly upon Bush's legacy. wide climate change. Incoming President-elect And yes, I do understand that And let's not forget the whole Barack Obama will supersede the president is historically a "moon base in 20 years" fiasco. President George VV. Bush, our surpassingly unpopular or pop- That did not go over very well current national leader, on Ian. ular figure, but recent surveys with the public, as I recall. 20. Ever since his recent victo- indicate that Bush may indeed Despite his continued support ry in the national presidential retain his unpopularity through- from the conservative Christian election, Obama has occupied out history. sect of Americans. Bush's approv- the national political limelight, In a recent survey of 111 his- al ratings have still plummeted functioning as the topic of much torian scholars to estimate the downhill for the past seven years debate and widespread atten- lasting appeal of Bush's legacy, straight. tion as his inauguration date the vast majority (109) gave Bush Ever since peaking at around draws near. the title of "worst president ever." 90 percent immediately after With his frequent political Only two described his time in the attacks on Sept. 11, Bush's statements and speeches to the office as a success. approval rating now hovers press, his notably charismatic Additionally, a question asked around roughly 25 percent, demeanor and his drastic plans in December by The Wall Street according to The Wall Street to reform our nation and mend loumal and NBC requested peo- loumal. the ailing national economy, ple to compare our current pres- This puts Bush on par with Obama is currently the hot topic ident with those of the recent Harry Truman and Richard of many a heated political debate past in terms of post-presidency Nixon in terms of public approv- or casual conversation. approval. al, as they are three presidents But what about ol' George? Compared with our two previ - who have had profoundly low He's not getting any attention ous national leaders, 48 percent approval ratings upon exiting at all. claimed George W. Bush was office. Bush's mean approval Well, not any good attention, "definitely worse than most." rating for his second term in that is. 18 percent responded the same office falls between those of Ever since entering his "lame way about Clinton, and six per- Truman and Nixon, which clock duck" year as U.S. president, the cent about George H.W Bush. in at 36 percent and 38 percent, hype surrounding Obama (and Furthermore, 18 percent respectively. previously lohn McCain, Sarah stated they would miss Bush as History looks kindly upon Mr. Palin, and Hillary Clinton) has all president, while 79 percent indi- Truman, while Nixon's Watergate MICHAtlWEIGMAN tMEBGNEWS but caused Mr. Bush to gradually cated they were glad to see his scandal overshadows his work slink into obscurity alongside presidency come to an end. done to improve U.S. relations the rest of our nation's former Similar to the ways in which with China. leaders. the reputations of former But things don't look good for His tenure as head of state of Presidents Warren Harding Bush's legacy. Ripping off consumers newest way our nation is at a close, and Mr. and Richard Nixon are sul- For Mr. Bush, his more popu- Bush will soon enter the annals lied because of their corrupt lar policies and actions — taking of history as the retired 43rd actions while holding office, extensive measures to combat to save manufacturers' money president of the United States. Bush's legacy will most likely be terrorism, for example — are too ... with a permanently tar- remembered for the infamous few and far between to overcome nished reputation, that is. oversea wars he engendered the fact that he is currently, and Since mainstream politi- (one of them arguably on false has been for die past four-and- By Natalie Hein have made budget cuts everywhere 6.8 ounces and parades around cal attention is being directed pretenses), astoundingly low a-half years, an overwhelmingly U Wire they could, due to die rise in cost of as a "Giant bar." Frankly, with so toward Obama and the prom- approval ratings, tax cuts which unpopular president raw materials. many weight-loss-centered New ised "change," which he and his predominantly benefit the rich And although approval rat- \bu wouldn't pay the same amount Yet nianufacturers have reached Year's resolutions, a cut in portion cabinet will bring to tliis nation, and a dismal and bleak national ing has little to do with one's for hall a sandwich as you would the point where there's not much fat sizes isn't really the worst thing for George Bush is left nothing more economy. effectiveness as president, Bush's for a full one. Vbu wouldn't pay for left to trim, and so their financial bur- the American consumer. It is the than the dregs of national media These events and happenings rampant unpopularity and con- a "supersizcd" meal and lx' content den has been passed down to us. deceptive nature of these down- coverage: widespread criticism will make sure that historical troversial actions will do little to with the regular size. So why are you the consumers, liut because of our sizes that is realty the key issue and a marred legacy. accounts of Bush's presidency ensure that he goes down in his- paying for full-sized groceries and competitive market, manufacturers Asneaky case of CottoneUe bath Whatever one's political views are defined by large amounts of tory as a "good" president. receiving minis? and retaikTs are reluctant to raise the tissue downsizing was recently or opinions on George Bush's political and social controversy. Perhaps you've heard of downsiz- price of their product outright. They unrolled by an online source, leadership and time as president Heaped on top of this mess ing in reference lo layoffs—a practice fear breaking a popularly accepted tnouseprint.org, that works to may be, it cannot be denied that are other questionable acts on — Respond to ban at that, as students, dins not necessarily price point because doing so woidd expose fine print in advertising. I Bush will almost assuredly go the part of Bush, such as his [email protected] affect us. But our sinking economy is give their competition the upper They visually compared two causing downsizing in areas beyond hand. Surety, the last time you bought |»ckages that both claimed to the job market. Downsizing, in terms paper towels. Next scanned the aisle hold 304 sheet rolls with each of selling less product in a standard lor the lowest price for the most rolls. sheet measuring 42 by 4.0 inches. package for the same or higher price, Knowing this consumer Send, man- Yet, one package was noticeably CALLING ALL COLUMNISTS AND CARTOONISTS!!!! is becoming more popular. This ufacturers and retailers often opt for a taller than the other. After con- means fewer potato chips in a bag, sneakier price-increase tactic down- tacting the company and learning less cereal in a box while you're still sizing their product of the company's downsize from Need a place to voice your opinions? The Forum (raying as high a price as ever. And Changes in product sizes are virtu- 45 inch sheets of bath tissue to you thought the recession wasn't ally unnoticeable to the unclLsceming 42, the site deduced that some of section is looking for more people like you to write iiffectingyou. eye. A box of Apple lacks now holds the older 4.5 width rolls wen put columns and illustrate for us. As our country's economic activity 15 ounces where it once held 17. Fruit into a newer wrapper that had continues to diminish, the cost of raw liK>|>sntAvhokil7ounceswiieretlx'y the new lowered sheet count and materials continues to climb. Over once hekl 19.7. A ITershey's bar thai narrower width on the lalxAThey the past few years, manufacturers was previously eight ounces is now speculated that the packaging Contact us at [email protected], mistake was perhaps "an interim call us at 419-372-6966, SPEAK YOUR MIND step in the downsizing process to hide the change for anyone or just swing by our newsroom in 210 West Hall. Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? comparing the older label to the Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor: newer one."

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Monday, said the salmonella Minnesota's findings validated nut butter, Minnesota heajth "This certainly is one pretty poisonings may have con- that decision. officials announced Monday. definitive piece of evidence in tributed to three deaths. The "We did not want to wait ruck drivers may become Federal officials said the out- this case," Heidi Kassenborg of CDC didn't detail the deaths around for the results," he said. break may have contributed to the Minnesota Department of or where they occurred, and However, Kanan argued that three deaths. Agriculture said Monday. spokesman Dave Daigle said King Nut could not be the source more resourceful if toll roads State health and agriculture The peanut butter was dis- the agency would have no other of the nationwide salmonella officials said last week they tributed only through food ser- details Monday. outbreak because the company increase price had found salmonella bacteria vice providers and was not sold Minnesota officials took distributes only to seven states in a 5-pound package of King directly to consumers. Officials the lead because foodborne — Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan, BKREA, Ohio (API — Trucking Many companies now receive Nut peanut butter at a nursing are concerned the peanut investigations typically start North Dakota, Arizona, Idaho industry officials say drivers a 15 percent toll discount each facility in Minnesota. Officials butter is still being used, and at the state level. Minnesota and New Hampshire. will avoid the Ohio Turnpike if month after they spend $1,000 tested the bacteria over the Kassenborg urged institutions officials were coordinating The peanut butter King Nut the slate charges higher tolls, on tolls. The program, offered weekend and found a genetic to toss it out. their investigation with the distributed was manufactured sending big rigs onto smaller, since 1997, would be eliminated match with the bacterial strain A woman in her 70s at a Centers for Disease Control by Peanut Corporation of parallel roads and increasing under K-ZPass because it would that has led to 30 illnesses in northern Minnesota nursing and Prevention, the U.S. Food America, a Virginia company. traffic congestion. be too hard to coordinate with Minnesota and others across home died after contracting and Drug Administration and In an e-mail earlier Monday, Tolls on the 241-mile high- electronic tolling. the country. salmonella, although epidemi- other states. President Stewart Parnell said way that runs across northern That will push tractor-trailer "The commonality among all ologist Stephanie Meyer of the King Nut Companies of the company was working with Ohio are expected to climb at drivers onto secondary roads, of our patients was that they state Health Department said it Solon, Ohio, on Sunday asked federal authorities. the end of 2009 when the new said regional manager of Con- F.-ZPass electronic toll-pay- way Freight in Cleveland. ment system is launched. "A diversion to secondary The Ohio Turnpike roads will have unintended Commission maintains that negative consequences, such Coughlin resolves to run against Strickland in 2010 tractor-trailer operators with as increased congestion, wear H-ZPass will pay less in 2009. and tear on highways and acci- The current toll for a basic 18- dents," Botl said. 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By Robert Burns "America cannot epitome of a big leaguer" whose and Annt Flaherty presence could open new oppor- The Associated Press solve the most tunities for American diplomacy. But l.ugar also raised ques- WASHINGTON — Hillary pressing problems tions about the issue of former Rodham Clinton said yester- President Bill Clinton's fundrais- day that she intends lo revital- on our own..." ing work and its relation to her ize the mission-of diplomacy in wife's new post. l.ugar said that American foreign policy, calling Hilary Rotram Clinton | Senate the only way for Clinton to avoid for a "smart power" strategy in a potential conflict of interest the Middle Hast and implicitly confirmed, spoke confidently due to her husband's charity is criticizing the Bush administra- of Obama's intentions to renew to forswear any new foreign con- tion for having downgraded the American leadership in the tributions. The Indiana senator role of arms control. world and to strengthen U.S. said the situation poses a "unique At a confirmation hear- diplomacy. complication" that requires ing before the Senate Foreign "America cannot solve the most "great care and transparency.' Relations Committee, President- pressing problems on our own, The Senate also was holding elect Barack Obama's choice for and the world cannot solve them confirmation hearings for four secretary of state sailed smoothly without America," she said, her other Obama choices for Cabinet through an array of non-conten- daughter Chelsea seated behind and top White House positions tious questions, signalingthelike- her in the audience. "The best Appearing were Peter Orszag. to lihood that she will be confirmed way to advance America's inter- head the Office of Management swiftly. By the end of a morning est in reducing global thrcatsand and Budget, and Robert Nabors session that lasted a little over seizing global opportunities is II, for deputy director of OMB; three hours, Clinton appeared to design and implement global New York housing-official Shaun to have made no stumbles and solutions. This isn't a philosophi- Donovan, to be secretary of encountered no challenges to her cal point. This is our reality." hoiisingand urban development; GERALD HtRKRT V-PIIO!' basic vision for foreign policy. The panel's ranking Steven Cliu. to head the Energy Clinton, who will relinquish Republican, Sen. Richard l.ugar. Department; and Arne Duncan, NOMINATED: Sen. Charles Schumer. D-NY. hugs Secretary of State-designate Sen. HiHary Rodham Clinton. D-NY. on Capitol Hill in her seat in the Senate when praised Clinton, calling her "the as education secretary. Washington yesterday, as he Introduced her to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which was holding a hearing on her nomination.

Retired general regrets advice he gave about Iraq War Bush, Obama officials participate in hypothetical terrorist attack drill By Lolita C. Baldor losing their jobs as the public On Tuesday Pace spoke wist- a chest full of medals. The Associated Press became increasingly frustrated fully of his love for the job and the "I miss it," said Pace. "If I could with the lack of progress in Iraq service. Behind him, the paint- find a way to serve this nation By Deb Ricchm.inn Bush administration began WASHINGTON - As the Bush and the escalating troop deaths ing showed him standing in his again, I would." The Associated Press consulting with both the administration works in its final — now numbering more than military uniform, complete with Democratic and Republican days to cement its legacy, one 4,200. WASHINGTON — Senior presidential campaigns last of the leading architects of the Pace, who retired in Oct. 2007 officials in the Bush admin- summer on a number of tran- Iraq war acknowledged yester- after serving two years as chair- istration and memhers sition issues, and started close day that he would change some man and four as vice chairman, of President-elect Barack consultation with the Obama of the military advice he gave at has said that he overestimated Obama's team were at the team after the election. the time, if he could. the ability of the Iraqi army to White House yesterday "We've certified nearly Retired Gen. Peter Pace, hold together after the invasion, teaming up for a rehearsal 1,000 members ol the Obama who was President Bush's top and as a result underestimated of how to handle a hypo- transition team for access to military adviser from 2005- the number of U.S. troops that thetical terrorist attack on information and briefings at 07, served as chairman of the would eventually be needed to American cities. nearly 100 agencies around Joint Chiefs of Staff during the light the war. During the drill, they will the government, and we've most volatile and deadly years Rumsfeld stepped down a respond to a scenario in expedited clearances for key of the war. day after the 2006 elections, as which transportation facili- members of the national Speaking at the unveiling Democrats swept into control on ties and other targets are hit security team so that they're of his official portrait in the a wave of anti-war sentiment. with explosive devices. The in a position to hit the ground Pentagon, he said he's had 15 Pace's comments yesterday exercise is part of an effort to running," Bolten said. "In the months since he left the job lo come a day after Bush vigorously smooth the transition from post-9/11 world, this isn't just think about what went right and defended his own decisions on the Bush to Obama admin- good mannered, good gov- what went wrong. the war but admitted that things istrations without jeopardiz- ernment, it's a national secu- "I certainly made some wrong did not always go as planned, ing the nation's prepared- rity responsibility." estimates. And 1 certainly made including not finding weapons ness in the event of a terrorist Similar exercises are some recommendations that, of mass destruction, and declar- attack, pandemic or natural held throughout the year to if I could take them hack and ing mission accomplished a few disaster. allow government officials change them. 1 would," Pace told months into a war that has now "Whether we're Democrats to practice how they would the small crowd, which includ- dragged on for six years. or Republicans, we will have respond to emergencies, said ed former Defense Secretary "History will be written at the our policy differences," Rahm White House spokesman Donald Rumsfeld. right lime," said Pace, a Vietnam Emaiuicl. Obama's incom- Scott Stanzel. In the current But, adding a caveat of 20- veteran who became the first ing chief of staff, told report- exercise, dozens of officials, 20 hindsight, he said, "I also Marine to serve as chairman. ers outside the White House. including some members of know, given the exact same While Pace finished his first two- "There is no policy difference the Bush Cabinet, were being data, at the exact same time in year term as chairman, Defense when it comes to protecting briefed in the Situation Room, history, that 1 would give the Secretary Robert Gates reluctant- the American people.'' then later will move to the exact same advice." ly decided not to have him stay Current White House chief Eisenhower Executive Office MANUEL BALCE CENETA AP PHOTO The painting of Pace was done on for an expected second term. of staff Joshua Bollen said the Building for the exercise. by Maryland artist Peter 1-.. 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FOOTBALL Ball State's Nate Davis to enter NFL Draft following stand out season Ohio native Nate Davis has decided to leave college after three seasons to pursue a career in the National Football League. Davis threw for 26 touchdowns and nearly 3.600 passing yards this past season while leading the Cardinals to a 12-2 record. Page 8 ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The 8G News sports blog for all news and updates on your Falcons sports teams. Tonight we'll be bringing you coverage of both the men's and women's bas- ketball games. Also, we'll have a video recap of the women's game. vAyw.bgnewssports.com

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TODAY Women's Basketball vs. Miami; 7 p.m. Dan Sexton's speed is paying dividends in his sophomore season Men's Basketball By Ethan Magoc at Kent State; 7 p.m. schools like Denver, St. Cloud State and Reporter er, |oey,toalocal pond in Minnesota. plaj with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the Both brothers have stayed close to win- United States I lockey League. Alaska leading the way. OUR CALL ter sports since thai day, even it it's not There, he met current BG line mate Coach Scott I'aluch said he had already Because of his speed, Dan SttXton has hockey, loey Sexton is a pn iressionalsnow- David Sohvay, and the pair became fast recruited Solway and Patrick Tiesling, become one of the most noticeable play- boarder on the StepChild Snowboards' friends. who played for the Stampede from 2005 Today in ers on the ice during each B(i hockey Am Development Team. They had a distant acquaintanceship to 2007, to play for the Falcons in fall 2007. Sports History game. Deep hockey bloodlines: While he while playing against each other in the But Sexton, who did not commit to BG Growing up, that wasn't the! case for is the first member of his Family to play North American Hockey league in 2005- until July 2007. was more difficult to nail 1987—Catfish Hunter and Sexton. hockey at the college level, Sexton said 06. Sexton said Sohvay was the first per- down. Billy Williams are elected to "I wasn't always like that," said Sexton, passion for the ice spoil is deeply rooied son ID approach him at the Sioux Tails As Solway told The BG News in Nov. Baseball Hall of Fame. who leads the Fakons with 2'.> points in in his relatives. banquet when they became teammates 2007, "Sexton committed here real late, but Tiesling kind of got him to come here 1974-World Football 22 games this season. "In h igli school . They all really love hockey. They all in 20(H) towards the end of my senior y ear I really know a great deal aboui it," the Apple "I-vet since I heii we've been best buds." eventually." League Founded. started working on it a lot. Valley. Minn., native said. I was luck) said Sexton, who has developed a chem- Why the delay? 1954—Joe DiMaggio mar- "I really wasn't very fast in my sopho- enough to keep playing, so they support istry playing on the "Axe Line" with "That's because I actually was com- ries actress Marilyn Monroe. more or junior years, and even in bantam me all the way. but hockey is definitely Solway and senior Brandon Svendsen mitted to another school out east, and I or peewee youth hockey." nothing new for my family.'' this season. decommited from there because I felt like I 1943-Alex Smart Sexton recalled the first time he donned Sexton, a sophomore forward, graduat- Nearly never came to be: Through (Montreal) is first NHLer skates. He was four years old when his ed from Apple Valley Senior High School 2006-07, Sexton did not plan to attend BG. See SEXTON | Page 8 to score hat trick in his first father, John, took him and his twin broth- In 2005, and signed on a year later to It wasn't even among his top chokes, with game. The List w It's been a big start to the Braves sign Kawakami, season for each Falcons bas- •** ketball team. Today, we're Lowe to replace Smoltz listing the five biggest wins

yet: By Paul N .-wherry 1. Kent State: The The Associated Press women opened up confer- ATLANTA The Braves ence play with a big come- bounced right back from the disappointment of losing lohn from- behind win over the j Smoltz. Golden Flashes. Determined to rebuild a once- proud pitching staff that fell into 2. Buffalo: The men disarray. Atlanta reached a pre- also opened conference play ETHAN MAGOC THE BG NEWS ENOCH WU '•<{ liminary agreement yesterday with an upset victory over the WE HAVE ISSUES: Despite having winning records, both basketball teams have room (or imp.ovoment. on a SOb million, four-year con- tract with Derek Lowe and final- Bulk ized a deal with lapanese all-star 3. Detroit-Mercy: The pitcher Kenshin Kawakami. Basketball notes: Falcon basketball lust like that, the Braves' rota- men dominated the Titans, tion — once the most dominant holding them to only 38 in baseball — suddenly looks a points. teams busy at start of MAC schedule whole lot stronger with spring training just a month away. 4. Youngstown "You've got to have pitching." By Andrew H..rner "We know we have a long way to go to make manager Bobby Cox said. "You IMPORT: Kenshin Kawakami signed a deal State: The women were Sports Editor could have the best hitting team wih the Atlanta Braves yesterday. firing on all cylinders as they the postseason this season." in the history of baseball and lit up the scoreboard for 94 With both the men's and wom- you still may not get it done. We en's basketball teams slai:ed to Curt Millc-1 Coach will feel confident now that who- come addition to a rotation dev- points. play tonight, Louis Orr and Curt ever toes the mound on any par- astated by injuries last year. As ticular night, we've got a good an added bonus, Atlanta would 5. Ohio: The women Miller talked about the big issues seen except from elite programs fans had been grumbling that with their respective teams. in the NCAA. the Falcons needed to begetting chance of winning." be landing a pitcher who also started conference play with The men will play at Kent State Miller is close to his nun mile- voles in the national polls. The Braves would not com- was being sought by the rival two straight wins, beating the at 7 p.m. and the women will tip stone as his career record now On Monday, the fans' wishes ment on the preliminary agree- New York Mets. team that knocked them out off at home against Miami also stands at 163-70, seven games came true as the Falcons received ment with Lowe, which was "We wanted get back to being a at 7 p.m. awavfrom going l(K) games OVB one vote in the AP poll and four subject to the pitcher passing pitching team. Wren said. "If we of the MAC tournament last Winning ways: The wi men's .300.' votes in the coaches poll. a physical, according a person can do another couple of moves, season. team is getting very close to two He went 100 games over .500 liven though it seems like it has familiar with the negotiations. we can get back to that point." milestones when it comes to win- since 2003 earlier this season. been a long time coming, Miller The person spoke on condition Last season, Smoltz, Tim ning. Reaching both of these mile- said it wasn't a big deal to him or of anonymity because the con- Hudson and Tom Glavine all Senior Lindsey Goldsberry has stones is unprecedented in the tract had not been completed. won 98 games in her career and Mid-American Conlereiue. See NOTES | Page 8 General manager Frank Wren See BRAVES | Page c getting to 100 is something rarely National recognition: Many did say Lowe would be a wel- V 8 Wednesday. January 14.2009 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Ohio State dominates depleted Indiana team NOTES From Page 7 By Rusty Miller The Hoosiers were 0 for his team, saying he didn't know The Associated Press 6 with two turnovers while about "until about five minutes drawing a blank for almost 6? ago." COLUMBUS William minutes. Knowing the MAC is generally Buford scored 19 points and The game pitted two of the a one bid league for the NCAA Ohio State caught lire behind youngest teams in the coun- Tournament, Miller wishes some I he arc to heat Indiana 77-53 try. The Buckeyes don't have a of the non-conference teams on last night. senior on the roster and do not they played would do better to |on Diebler added 17 points, have a current player who saw increase BG's HPI B.|. Mullens 14. Lvan Turner action as recently as two sea- and strength of 13 and Jeremie Simmons 12 for sons ago. Meanwhile, Indiana, schedule. Ohio State 112-3, 2-2 Big Ten), scarred by NCAA violations But knowing which has split sixgames since under the regime of the fired that may or may MEUNIE MAXWll starting 9-0. Simmons added Kelvin Sampson, started four not happen. Miller true freshman and a junior. ismorefocusedon EARLY DEPARTURE: Nate Davis will eight assists, while Turner and Diebler each had five. Indiana's leading scorer, the task at hand (wgo his senior season and enter the oVafi. The Buckeyes took control Devan Dumes, was listed than votes in polls. by hitting II of 16 3-pointers as doubtful for the game "It's flatter- Tracy in the first half. They made after spraining an ankle late ing," Miller said. Pontius in Saturday's 76-45 loss at "But we know we four consecutive shots behind JAYLAPMIE ' APPHCIi- Has taken Davis to the arc to start an 18-0 run Illinois, when the lllini hit 13 have a long way SLAM DUNK: Jon Diebler scored 17 points in Ohio State's blowout ol Indiana over at point that pushed the lead into dou- of 25 3-pointers. But he was to go to make the guard (01 enter draft ble figures. able to start the game, wear- post season this Tom I'ritchardhad 16 points Down by 16at the break, the three-quarters of their points ing a protective brace on the season." the women's MUNCIE hid. (API -Ball Slate and II rebounds, with Verdell Hoosiers got as close as 47-34 (dining from behind the arc. ankle. He had eight points in Over-achiev- team quarterback and Ohio native (ones III adding 12 for the by scoring six of the first eight They hit eight of their first 32 minutes. ers: Miller admit- Nate Davis has decided to give lloosicrs (5-11, 0-41, who lost points, hut got no closer the nine 3-pointers. Before the game. Ohio State ted the Falcons tip his senior season to enter the their seventh in a row. rest of the way. Undermanned Indiana disclosed that Nikola Kecman are over-achieving. Ml.draft. Indiana came into the game One of the biggest cheers of trailed just 15-10 after Malik would miss the remainder of T take pride when teams over- Ball State spokesman Joe last in the Big Ten in defense the second half came when Story's short jumper at the the season after sustaining a achieve," Miller Hernandez says Davis made against 3-pointers. Ohio State ESPN sideline reporter Erin 13:35 mark. But the Buckeyes lorn ligament in his left knee said. "We're win- the decision after returning to finished 13 of 24. Andrews, who was working reeled off the next 18 points to during Monday's practice. ning games that his hometown of Hellaire. Ohio, Ohio State has hit more 3- the game, was pictured on the take control: The first four bas- Kecman. a 6-foot-8 transfer maybe on paper to talk with his family over the pointers in a hall only once arena monitors. kets in the run were.'i-pointers from E.astern Arizona College, we weren't sup- weekend. before — 12 at Michigan three The Buckeyes broke out to — two by Buford and one each played well in his only game posed to win." The junior led the Cardinals years ago. a 44-28 halftone lead, with for Diebler and Simmons. I lefore the injury. Not only that, to a 12-0 start this year during a the Falcons lost their star point season that saw them ranked as HLouis high as 12th. BCi's next two opponents, lake guard in Kate Orr They tost to Buffalo in the Mid- SEXTON Superior and Miami, each fea- Achterand weren't \merican Conference champi- ture at least one player who is 6 really sure who Said bench From Paqe 7 onship game and then lost to feet 5 inches or taller. was going to start players aren't lukiinlhcGMACBowl. wanted to go someplace better.' That might cause other for- in the position always worse early in the sea- Davis completed 258 of -101 Sexton said. He declined to wards to become intimidated, than the passes for nearly 3,600 yards this name the college he was origi- but not Sexton, who says he son. starters season. I le had 26 touchdowns nally going to attend. is accustomed to a size differ- New point: and only eight interceptions. 1 lis I le said. "I had to Idocommit] ential. However, through quarterback efficiency rating of on a whim, hoping that other "I was even smaller I in high the season, the Falcons have 156.97 was 13th in the nation. schools would be interested, school] in retrospect to the found their new point guard in and lucky enough, there were. kids I'm playing against now Tracy Pontius. Small, speedy, sensible: ... I just try to use skating and "She gives us a different type of Speed didn't come naturally to quickness to gel around them look out there," Miller said. BRAVES Sexton, but when it did, it came and they'll' not allowed lo hook That is because both Achter and fast. and hold, or else they get penal- her predecessor Lindsay Austin From Page 7 No pun intended. ized," Sexton said. were more penetrative rather than went down with season-end As his current 5-foot-IO, 166- Though he's often seen jaw- ETHAN MAG0C I IHEBGNEWS perimeter and willing to shoot the ing surgeries, and the Braves pound body developed and ing at referees during games, DANGER AHEAD: BG coach Scolt Pakh said Dan Sexton is "a dangerous player" three. slumped to fourth in the \l Easl matured, that's when he really he said he prefers not to blame Our Stan Starting point guard with a 72-90 record — their worst found his stride. officiating for the team's prob- on-icc prowess has increased offensive players in our league," loe lakubowski was a person of since 1990. Glavine has yet to "Once I got the technique lems this year, including its 7- greatly since his late commit- Paluch said, "and he's been interest throughout Orr's press resume throwing off a mound, (limn and my body developed. 12-3 overall record. ment lo BG. able to do it in different ways. conference. while Hudson isn't expected I started lo see it pay dividends," "We don't have any excuses," As a freshman in 2007-08, Spe ed is his number one asset, The sophomore point guard back until August. said Sexton. Sexton said. "It does get a little he was fifth on the team in bin he has a great set of hands leads the MAC in assists per game The 35-year-old [.owe becomes Playing in the Central heated during the game, but scoring with 21 points. Having to g :> with it." with 4.4 and that, combined with the new ace of the staff Collegiate Hockey Association, after, when you look hack, it's already surpassed that .total Ptiluch also mentioned the speed, really help the Falcons He was a 21-ganie winner for be routinely matches up with your fault whether you win 0] this season with It) goals and ton ard's creativity, vision open up for scoring. the Red Sox in 2002 and spent forwards and defenseman lose." 15 assists, Sexton is emerg- and two shorlhanded goals "loe is one of the fastest guys the last four seasons with the Los who are anywhere from one to Continuing to progress: ing as one of the ( ( I IA'8 best as essential to Sexton's recent from foul line to foul line with the Angeles Dodgers. I le went 54-48, seven inches larger than he is. He may or may not grow any offensive threats. success. ball," Orr said. never had an FRA higher than After Michigan this weekend. bigger physically, but Sexton's "He's dearly one of the top "Hi s a dangerous player." lakubowski has also scored 10.5 3.88 and averaged more than 200 points per game and is shooting innings a season, hist year, the 48.6 percent from the field. right-hander was 14-11 with a He held up a picture he drew he would feel comfortable in his Starting 10?: In light of Chris 3.24 ERA in 211 innings. with the symbol for "soul" in his new home. Knight winning the Player of the "Derek isa guywewould love to native language. "line of the things we found at Wrestling match breaks out Week honor despite coming off have," Wren said coyly. "We visit- "My pitching style is all about dinner last night was Kenshin the bench, Orr explained how the ed with him last weekand would putting my soul into my pitch- speaks a little more English than at coaching convention term "starter" is just simply a label love to see that come true." es," Kawakami said through a we originally thought." Wren and shouldn't be the determinant The Braves had hoped to re- translator. "I hope to show that said. of whether a player plays hard or sign Smoltz for a 22nd season in in America as well." Though many Atlanta fans NASHVILLE (API -- Two not. Atlanta, but he took a S5 million, The2001 Central League MVP were outraged over the loss assistant coaches appar- "Th ey wrestled each "We have 10 starters," Orr one-year deal from the lied Sox. won 112 games in II seasons of Smoltz, Wren and his stall ently wrestling with each said, "lust because you don't start "It different, it's hard, but the in lapan and was regarded as moved quickly lo shore up the other fell through a hotel other too close to doesn't mean you can't achieve game goes on," Cox said. one of t he top free-agent pitchers beleaguered rotal ion. window yesterday morning and aren't one of our best players." In an interesting twist, Smoltz from lapan available ibis offsea- The deals brightened what and fell lour stories to a con- the window going Despite that, only six players was introduced in Boston on the son. I le was 9-5 for the Chunichi had been a disappointing off- crete sidewalk, leaving one have started this season, with same day the Braves wrapped DragOIU last year, though he season. The Braves failed lo work in serious condition. through it and four players starting all games, up negotiations with Lowe and missed several weeks with a out a trade for San Diego ace The American Football Marc Lawson starting 11 and Frik held a news conference of their strained back. lake Peavy and was rebuffed Coaches Association is down to the Marschall starting three. own at turner I leU to announce The Braves were confident In lice agents A.|. Burnett and holding its annual conven- Nevertheless, the depth of the the three-year contract with about his health alter the 5-foot- llafael 1'urcal. Injury plagued tion at the Opryland Hotel, ground floor. team is one of its strengths and Kawakami. 10 right bander passed a physi- left-hander Mike Hampton also and hotel security had been has really allowed the Falcons to The 33-year-old right bander cal on Monday, and they spoke turned down a chance to return called around 4:l() a.m. with Thait's four floors." stay fresh and continue winning. becomes the first lapanese-hom with numerous lapanese people to the team, signing instead with a noise complaint. Officers The old grow young: Even player in the franchise's history. in the community to make sure Houston. found a broken window and Kris Mumford | Spokesperson. though there are several upper- Scott Coy of Pennsylvania classmen on the team. Orr consid- and Darren DeMeio of Coy is co-offensive coor- ers his team youthful, albeit just to Ohio outside on the ground dinator at Westminster his coaching system. below. College in New Wilmington, The MAC game experience the "They wrestled each other Pa., and DeMeio is the run- older players — Darryl Clements, too close to the window ning backs coach, accord- Marc Lawson, Nate Miller, Brian going through it and down to ing to the college's Web site. Moten and Otis Polk—is a plus for the ground floor," Nashville A telephone message left Orr. but in the end. most players police spokeswoman Kris with the sports information are just as veteran as Orr's system. Mumford said, "That's four office was not immediately "We have veteran guys when it floors.'" returned yesterday after- comes to MAC experience," Orr Coy,29,is6-foot-2and300 noon. said. "In terms of playing under pounds from Newcastle, Pa. Hotel spokeswoman Kim the system 1 brought in, there's He was in critical condition Keelor said the window the onlyayearandahalf." and having surgery yester- men I'd 11 hrough was douhlc- The fact that Orr's system is dif- day afternoon at Vanderbilt paned with a strong wooden ferent from every other coach's, University. DeMeio, 24, is sash in rhe middle. the veterans still haw things they 6-4, 225 pounds and from "It's very sad. I definitely can learn as the first couple years Clinton, Ohio. Police said want to express our sympa- have "trial and error" periods. FALCONS vs. Miami he was in fair condition but thy to their families. It's just However, one plus for this week remained in the hospital as a very strange and unfortu- at least is this group of veterans TDKIBHT - 7:00pm of yesterday afternoon. nate occ urrence," she said. has won at Kent State before. ANDERSON ARENA

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JEROME, Idaho — On a bone- chillingChristmasDay.asingle father set out to drive his two young children to their moth- er's home, but the trip came to an abrupt halt when his car got stuck in a snowdrift. Then, prosecutors say, the man did the unthinkable: lie sent the pair to walk the remain- ing 10 miles to their mother's alone, leaving them to trudge through the desolate country- side in frigid temperatures. Hours later, his ll-year- old daughter was dead from hypothermia. And the man's 12-ycar-old son narrowly sur- vived after growing delirious from the bitter cold. Now Robert Aragon, a 55- year-old laborer, is jailed on AIONZ040AMS I AP PHOTO charges of second-degree mur- UNSURE: Crystal Franklin, led. mother ol Jason Garas. and husband James Franklin hold a photo of the victims of a murder outside the vic- der and felony injury to a child. tims apartment in El Reno Okla Tuesday. Summer Garas and her four young children were found dead in their central Oklahoma apartment And many of the 8,000 people Monday, and authorities Tuesday were searching for her 25-year-old boyfriend as a suspect who live in this small dairy community arc questioning By Tim T.llty Reno, the slain woman's boy- most of his adult life," Brown said. who should be held account- ASHLEY SMITH AS PHOTO The Associated Press friend, was being sought as a The victims were identified as able. A MOTHER'S LOSS: Jo^eta Jenks. whose 11 year-old daughter. Sage Jenks Aragon. likely suspect, Brown said. Officers Summer Garas, 25, her daugh- Some are reluctant to believe died of hypoihermia on Christmas Day after trying to walk 10 miles in the snow, sits next to EL RENO, Okla.—A woman and also were looking for the worn- ters Kirsten Rust, 7; Autumn a parent could knowingly send some traditional Amentan Indian items given to her after the death of her daughter. Sunday. her four young children were an'smissingvehicle.a 1989 white Rust, 6; and Evynn Garas, 3; and his children into such danger- Dec. 28.2008 in Jerome. Idaho The girl's father. Robert Aragon. of Jerome, has been charged killed in their central Oklahoma FordThunderbird. ason,TeaginRust,4. ous conditions. with second-degree murder and felony injury to a child apartment, and authorities were His image was captured on Summer Garas was a student looking to arrest the mother's surveillance video at a truck at nearby Redlands Community 25-year-old boyfriend yesterday. stop in Clinton, about (>0 miles College, where she was studying An officer went to the apart- west of the crime scene, where to be a legal assistant, school ment to check on the welfare he purchased a soft drink about officials confirmed. of the occupants and found the 9:30 p.m. Monday, Brown said. "I'm just numb, just not know- five bodies shortly after 4 p.m. "We have many sightings of ing what to think," said Crystal Monday, said lessica Brown, a him so far all across the state," Franklin, the children's grand- Wmto spokeswoman for the Oklahoma she said. mother and Garas' former State Bureau of Investigation. Brown said a warrant for mother-in-law. "The kids were The children ranged in age from Durcho'sarrestwasbeingdrawn just wonderful." 'm/Mki 3 to 7. up. She said no motive is known Court records show that Brown said in an afternoon for the killings but added, "I Summer Garas and her ex-hus- lable for 2009-2010 news conference that the vic- know they had their ups and band lason Garas were divorced PETS ALLOWED tims were not shot or stabbed, downs in their relationship." on Dec. 10. 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