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New travel policy could deter plans Proposition to have die policy may force students to ask for more funding liom the advisers on trips Student Budget Committee to complicates traveling lodge advisers. Maria Khoury, president of By Lisa Harverstadt College Democrats and the city, Rf PORT F R state and national liaison in USG. In the name of safety, University is also frustrated by die idea of a officials haw been crafting a new new trawl plan. policy for student organizations If the policy eventually passes, which may push some to re- she's concerned that her group's examine their travel plans. advisers, Mike Zickar and David According to the proposed Jackson, who are both University policy, whenever three or more faculty members, might not be students in an official University able to trawl with the group organization travel, they'll be because they'd haw to cancel required to bring a family advis- classes for weekday trips. er or appointed chapemne. But Khoury said she's more The new plan is frustrated by a pro- extensive and may "I understand posal which could force some groups mey wam allow advisers to to avoid traveling appoint a graduate altogether, said students to student adviser or Latrice tones, USG be safe, but community member minority affairs to act as a chaperone. senator and mem- this might "I don't under- ber of the Student prevent stand the difference Affairs Advisory between having a 23- Hoard, which is dis- students year-old grad Student cussing the change. from and a 21-year-old "It's gonna be undergrad." she said. Julie DiFranco BGNews hard for advisers," reporting "I feel... ifwecomcto DANCING FUN: Jimmy Myers, a senior, plays with Micah Arquette, 4, at the mini-marathon. Myers is on the Alumni Relations Steering Committee. she said. "1 under- trips." die University, we arc stand they want adults and we should students to be safe, LATRICE JONES, USG be treated as adults." but Ulis might pre- SENATOR Khoury said SBC vent students from funds needed for nips Dancing for the kids reporting trips." are limited, and some leff Guts, associate dean of groups may not be able to affonl High school students Learn more about the mini-marathon students in the Office of Campus an additional trawler. for granted — acceptance. and how much they raised. PAGE 6 Involvement, said student group Coats believes tliis is a legiti- raise money for DM When Kelsey, a five-year members, which include those mate concern because SBC only cancer survivor, lost her hair lets them knowit'sokay to bedif- on sports club teams, haw gath- has S35.000 available for spot at mini-marathon after undergoing chemother- fercnt," said Heather Arquette, ered with officials several times funding throughout the year, apy, acceptance was hard to By KeHy Day Kelsey's mom. to discuss the new travel policy. and groups are limited to $2,000 REPORTER come by. Amanda Weldon, former mir- "Students haw been consult- each, but said these problems But yesterday's mini-mara- Miracle child Kelsey Arquette acle child, is raising money along ed every step of the way, they're will be ironed out before the plan thon gave 53 Bowling Green with her classmates for other still being consulted." he said. is officially proposed. looks forward to Dance High School students the oppor- Marathon every year. Though miracle children, and hopes But tones said she's informed Wanda Owrland, associate tunity to do what hundreds of to bring the same acceptance the SAAB about negative student vice president of Student Affairs any kid would love playing BGSU students do every year games and hanging out with that she and Kelsey have found responses, but planning has con- and dean of students, said the — show the kids that they love through Dance Marathon. tinued regardless. board realizes it may haw to energetic college students, them exactly the way they are. Julie DiFranco BG New Dance Marathon gives Kelsey STUFFING: Carla Bertoldi makes a "There definitely will be a "Beingaround the college kids travel policy." she said, adding something that most kids take MARATHON, PAGE 2 toy monkey at the mini-marathon. TRAVEL, PAGE 2 Female politicians POETRY, need thicker skin MUSIC said one of the most impor- FILL ARTS Speaker explains tant lessons she learned was stereotypes women to become thick-skinned — and quickly. VILLAGE face in campaigning "It's a fallacy that you can't By Megan Schmidt cry," she said regarding the ins MCNTTE REPORTER and outs of an often "mean Tom Hanks established in "A spirited" campaigning process. ART EXPRESSION: Peter Barlow League of Their Own" that there "But if you have to cry, do it in reads a poem Saturday evening is "no crying in baseball." front of as few people as you as part of the first Mocha Mic But according to Becky Bhaer, haw to." Nite in the Arts Village. Ionian Flower BGNws Wood County Clerk of Courts, Bhaer said women strug- the worid of politics is a whole gle to be heard in politics different story. because stereotypes about Bhaer addressed a mostly- their gender perpetuate the female audience on Friday belief that females aren't afternoon as the main speaker mentally tough enough to GSS drafts letter to express upset over insurance for "So You Wanna Run For handle a political career. Office?", a presentation spon- But according to Bhaer, Group reflects student the Undergraduate Student believes that it is important to still needs to be discussed and sored by the Women's Center this couldn't be further from Government's frustration and express these complaints so that voted on by the USG and then as a part of March's Women's the truth. reaction to closed- disappointment with how the hopefully similar situations in the USG President Aaron Shumaker History Month to encourage "I could stand up to them any door policy changes University Board of Trustees had a future will be handled differently. and Hilpert will make any sug- females to seek political office. day of the week," she said of closed-door executive session that "We fed that, as representatives gested changes that they vote By Cassandra Shofar requested changes to die student of BGSU students, it is our duty on and issue the final draft to During her 16 years as clerk REPORTER of courts, Bhaer, a Republican, health insurance policy provisions. to address these Ihistratioas, and Ribeau and Whipple. WOMEN, PAGE 6 What's done is done, but frus- The lener, with a suggested makeaclear statement to the board The reason why this issue has tration about the decision- word and punctuation change, regarding our complaints,'' I lilpert and still is creating so much heal making process of the new was satisfactory to the majority said. "As the many letters, discus- on campus is because students health insurance plan still lin- of GSS. An informal vote to issue sions and other communications don't feel the Board requested A TASTE OF METAL: Pulse gers among students. the letter passed with 30 votes for on campus in the past week haw changes to the insurance policy reporter Mike Robinson reviews The rough draft of a lener it, seven votes against it and three shown, most snidents are very dis- in an entirely fair or open way, addressed to President Sidney abstentions. appointed in the way this issue was I lilpert said. the Taste of Chaos tour in Toledo Ribeau and Vice President for GSS President Zach Hilpert said handled, and 1 believe it is neces- "The I lealth Services Advisory Student Affairs Edward Whipple the letter is being sent because of sary and prudent for student gov- Comminee negotiated a plan on Thursday night. As I Lay Dying, was presented and discussed at the the "incredibly negative reaction ernment to offer a statement that which would satisfy the largest Funeral for a Friend, the Deftones Graduate Student Senate meeting all across campus" to the Board summarizes Uiat disappointment, number of students possible." Friday afternoon. recommended changes. Hilpert, and asks for an explanation." and others performed; BGNEWS.COM It expressed both GSS and along with the majority of GSS The rough draft of the lener USG,PAGE 2

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday, March 20.2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Miracle families Trip policy may change ARTFEST TRAVEL FROM PAGE I worry abonI an adusei "It would lx' really hard to get assist specific organizations, Noinclxxly to dime with us," she inspire students but DO funding plans have been said, adding the group goes on at discussed. least 10 service trips |)er semester. MARATHON, FROM PAGE 1 Sam Mint/, director of I )ance (i Kits said students need to real- Marathon, is amazed by how (Ainvntlv, the * IHiii' ol I feropus Involvt'Minil. which handles nips, ize ihr Univeisitv wants to keep "You're not being much the mini-marathon has mm ' " simply requires a liahilin waJva sti idem travelers safe, and the |Xili- judged," she said. "You can grown, after only having five or from traveling student groups. CJ .which is still Ix'ing shaped, is an *3^*"" J just be yourself." six dancers the first year. HirniKin Stanford, social chaii effort to do Just that Not only does the mini-mar- "The mini-marathon has of the University's Sailing dub is "Some schools have had prob- athon benefit the kids, but it grown in leaps and bounds over concerned his group woril lie able lems, we've been fortunate," he also gives the volunteers a new the last three years," he said. alia to go nn as main trips next year if s.iid i think its Important that A\\J outlook on their own lives. The growth is an encour- • ■ rhepoacy changes. we help students help them- Monica Flores, senior at agement to those involved in "When we go places, we try to selves he sale" Mills, has been involved Dance Marathon. J May with people at otha schools Overland said the travel policy IvQ *ast in the mini-marathon for "The spirit of their involve- mid everything we do is at least shoiild've been created years three years, and is always ment is a great thing for this 100 miles away," he said ago, but understands students amazed by the attitudes of organization," Kuntz said. V Stanford said bis group lias may be frustrated by the poten- '-'" ^am the miracle children. Bridget Ridal, community ^^^-*»- received Sill, funding to lake tial changes. "it's really humbling because outreach chair, hopes the mini- Oiake Miller BG News five or six nips per semester bin "\n\tinie when you have a I, and everybody else, complain marathon will create aware- GETTING CREATIVE: Jane Rybczynski (left) and Courtney Iffland money runs out quickly I les also change in pobCK you don'l know about things 1 have no room ness of Dance Marathon within make unique artwork at the Literacy Fair on Saturday. concerned bis adviser, Mary Lynn how ii will work until it's imple- lo complain about," she said. the community and expose the mented.' she said. high school students to this Rogge Pozniak. who is also assis- 'Then you see the little kids tant dini'iumtai ailcmic enhancc- great cause. CoatS said he and other and they're just really happy." nieiil. wolildni li.ne llie lime in go I fniversh) officials have researched Many of the students, like "It opens them up to the with ihem on a trip. He said lie i idler schools in the region to leam Flores, were returning dancers. nature of community service," wiHiklii'lniindilagradiiale.iiKisei about potential options lie said But this year, around half of she said. went along, but said the) might not 111,SI I is one ol the last universities USG, GSS speak up the dancers were convinced to Anna Gorman, BGIIS always wain to go either because ol does not agree with the message participate by BGIIS teacher, junior, was tired after the to have one USG, FROM PAGE 1 the time commitment. "When,i lot ol other^rinstitu- Mike Shertzer. mini-marathon, but enjoyed diat it sends to the Hoard. "1 honestl) feel like we're tions IUIM ,I navel policy it'snatu- Casey Rummel was one of every minute. "They |The Board of Irusteesl being treated like children," ral to Isayj,'Maybe we shook] have I lilpert said. "We have not yet the students in Shertzer's agri- "It's tiring because we've have no obligation to include Stanford said. a travel policy," he slid. been given an explanation culture class. been here for six hours, but students in the decision making Iilli.ui Smith, who is current!) Some schools in the region, why this move was made, or "lust talking about it every- it's fun." she said. "We got to process, and it would be more pro- like Central Michigan University especially why it was done in a day made us want to join," see all the families, it was a secretary of Circle k. a commu- ductive not to strain the relation- nip sen.ue organr'..iiion allili Heel in Mount Pleasant Mich., don't closed-door executive session." she said. good experience." ship without a very good reason," with the Houling Green Khmnb have travel policies for their stu- Furthermore, it seems to Matteson said is concerned B new policy oouU dent groups. I lilpert that a decision making Also at the GSS meeting was discourage facult) members from Despite the lack of a |xilicy, process like this hasn't been Whipple, who showed up brief- signing up to be advisers. liitii Idcina. assistant director of done in a longtime, if ever. ly and formally mentioned the "The advisers will have to be student I Heat ( Mil. swl Haul is "No one I have talked to, changes to the insurance policy. DUPLEXES AVAILABLE more Involved," she said, empha- still an area ofconcern. from longtime students to "It pleases some and certainly sizing that they'll have to do more "It's really an area every univer- long-serving administrators, displeases others," Whipple said, ALL DUPLEXES HAVE ONE YEAR LEASES than just sign papers oi consuti sity stnigglcs with." he slid. can ever remember in the however, he does think that the with the executive board. \t Ball state University in past the Board inserting itself plan itself is the best he's seen. Smith is especially concerned Munde, Ind, there are more into the health insurance "The over-all plan is the best 712 Second. #A - 2BR duplex. Limit 2 people. about her organization because regulations, policy process in this man- Limit 2 cars. $670.00 per month plus utilities, plan we've had in terms of cover- they rarer) stay iii hotels on Students who want to navel with ner." I lilpert said. "While we age for the most reasonable cost," deposit $670.00 Lease August 17, 2006 to their trips. iheii organization must re|xm the respect the Board's ability to he added. August 4, 2007 l-'or example, In lanuary, n event, provide formal documen- lead the university and do not Whipple also mentioned next 714 Eighth. #A - 2BR duplex. Limit 2 people. Circle k members spent the lation.aboul the plans mid get it doubt their desire to make year's traveling budget for gradu- Limit 2 cars. $660.00 per month plus utilities, night in a lolcdo church before authorized h) BGSUS Division of BGSU the best university it ate students which is a budget for deposit $660.00 Lease August 17, 2006 to doing community service the Student Allans. can be, the general feeling is graduate students' "professional August 4, 2007 next day. Next month, they'll be Overland said paws like these that this move went beyond development" that covers things spending two nights with othei v.oukln'l woikat l«iSU. their purview." like traveling expenses or research 327 E. Evers. #A and #B - Duplex. 2BR each unit. students in doims at Hie Ohio "Uedoni want a policy that has However, with the seven expenses that "help enhance their Limit 3 people . Limit 3 cars $690.00 per month State University. pages of rules." she said " Hull's votes against the letter and the academic program." plus utilities. Lease May 13, 2006 to May 5, 2007. Smith said these son of what we'te trying to avoid the three abstentions, it can't be The budget as of now is$15,000, 105 S. Collage - 2BR duplex. Limit 2 people. accommodations wouldn't be more rules you have, the moreyou ignored that some people feel but Whipple hopes to get more possible if the group had to have to follow them." differently about the decision "My hope is to increase diat... NO PARKING AVAILABLE. Tenant pays utilities. making process of the Board Lease Aug. 17, 2006 to Aug. 4, 2007 is $480.00, once we find out the overall institu- of Trustees. tion budget" he said. deposit $480.00. Lease Aug. 17, 2006 to May 5, "I do not think that the 2007 is $580.00, deposit $580.00. Also announced at the meeting I Board of Irusteesl did anything was that nominations for 2006- 217 E. Evers -1BR first floor duplex. Limit 2 I Piefeired improper by meeting behind 2007 GSS, SEC positions including people. Limit 2 cars. Includes use of one garage closed doors ... the decision president, vice president, secretary, space and basement. $440.00 per month plus was theirs lo make." said GSS treasurer, and two representative-at- utilities, deposit $440.00. Lease August 17, 2006 Properties Co, senator Mike Matteson. large places are open until April 7. to August 4, 2007. Houses Thai Feel Like Howes Matteson said he thinks that pi. it was apparent that the HSAC 219 E. Evers - 1BR second floor duplex. Limit 1 MAKE YOUR HOME AT: recommendation was taken person. Limit 1 cars. Includes use of one garage inio account at the closed-door • Fox Run Apts. • Mini Mall Apts BGNEWS space. $385.00 per month plus utilities, deposit meeting, and was not over- • Piedmont "Under Renovation" • Triplex $385.00. Lease August 17, 2006 to August 4, looked in any way. CLARIFICATION 2007 Noon. • Updated Birchwood • Houses "The |Boiird| made a deci- House For Rent * small peti allowed sion that takes into account Group won't have Sec our website the 11SAC proposal to include ^i^l^^^a. colt tot more detoi 614 Fourth St. - 3 BR. $840.00 per month, abortion in the health care speaker this year deposit $840.00, Limit 3 people. Lease May 13, coverage next year while also On the March 14 opinion 2006 to May 5, 2007. allowing persons who are page of The BG News, Amanda Belcher's column. "Coulter GRCAT - iniiHsrsjivs CHERRYWOOD opposed to it to opt out of it," not worth the money," was MfOKDABLl HEALTH SPA he said. "This seems to be to JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. RATCSI • Indoor HiolM Pool IK- a very diplomatic way to incorrect in implying that the • Nioly tfnovslld meet the concerns of the stu- College Republicans had the SPACIOUS ■ New [quiomFnl RENTAL OFFICE 419-354-2260 ■rlvllegela •Sow dent body as a whole." funds necessary this year to 319 E. 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MUSIC STUDENTS WIN SLEW OF AWARDS www.bgnews.com/campus BOWLING GREEN—On March 11, students from the University's College of Musical Arts won every award in the collegiate division of the Lima Symphony Orchestra's Young Artists Competition for strings and voice. Cellist Mingwei Zhao and soprano Kisma Jordan were awarded first-place prizes of $600. CAMPUS Speaker encourages critical thinking Democracy movement by creating an informed citizenry. ing classes everywhere." really needed all thai much." ■oral student at the University, Houictt, a University Student "I hope to discuss things today In 2001 Robinson left America Robinson continued to Williams was the architect of die majoring in Africana Studies, leader emphasizes that we should be trying to do in and moved to he island of St. Kills engage the audience for an hour Africana Studies Colloquium. Howiett thought Robinson had a need to stay informed an academic institution, to teach in the Caribbean. I le wrote about by discussing what he believes "Robinson really drove home very interesting idea when he said youngminds not tosimply receive the decision to leave America in are past failures in American the need for Americans to edu- Americans have not suffered. By Melissa topey and regurgitate but to think criti- his book "Quitting America." foreign policy. "To be a land that is so rich, ItPOIttl cate themselves and the need for cally, think about things ' In this excerpt from "Democracy has less to do with humanity," Williams said. "Many we don't acknowledge others Randall Robinson helped fight we don't usually think ^^_ "Quitting America," he rituals like elections and the free- Americans are in a state of apathy and we push people down." [o end apartheid in South Africa about," he said. explained, "The truth dom to participate then it has to and we are all interdependent." she said. "One day we won't be and promote the pro-democracy In 1977 he founded put squarely is that I am do with the whole spirit in which Also at the event was Linda the greatest." movement in Haiti. TransAfrica, a lobby spent, having fought too these rituals are performed," he Robinson, foreign policy advo- group in Washington many American social said. "Americans say that we are cate and author, delivered the key- D.C., to help change U.S. battles that should never, the greatest country in the world, note address for the Ninth Annual policies toward Africa in a more decent society, absurd on its face. Most people Africana Studies Colloquium and and the Caribbean. have presented them- who say it haw never been lo luncheon Friday. The work of selves as such to begin another country." When Robinson took the TransAfrica Forum is hRANDALL with. I am no longer a Robinson also spoke on the stage, he broke the ice with summarized by the ROBINSON normal person, as it importance for critical thinking humor before delving into more words from a section AUTHOR were, preoccupied, as I from informed Americans serious topics. of the declaration of have been constrained "When it is the most power- "I am a lawyer by training, but 1 the 5th Pan-African to be, with race and all ful country with the capacity lo feel strongly that our country and Congress (1945), which reads the wearying baggage that rakes shoot the lights out of everybody our communities can be better in part: heavily in its train. But, of course, else's country, this combination of served if there were fewer lawyers "We believe the success of America had scarcely noticed me, power and ignorance is a danger- and more history teachers in poli- Afro-Americans is bound up not least that I was weary, preoc- ous cocktail indeed," he said. tics," Robinson said. with the emancipation of all cupied as America was with the Zachery Williams, from the Hespokeoftherolecollegesplay African peoples and also other taxing obsession of its unrelenting University of Moon, attended the in developing a stable democrat dependent peoples and labor- self-adoration. All along, I hadn't luncheon. When he was a doc-

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"This is the most underreported crime in our society." Roger Kaplan, un a lViitagun report noting sexual assaults «KR up 40 potent OPINION STAFF EDITORIAL Proposal is impractical for travel As incoming freshmen, mosl of YOU DECIDE shoulder die additional cost of Circle K — who plan several This might cause highly quali- behind legally, it hurts students' us are 18 years old and we are the chaperone. volunteer projects throughout fied faculty to think twice before ability to leave campus and find technically adults. Do you think the University Although the University's con- the year — spent the night at a they choose to become advisers new experiences that contribute Although we can vote, get always treats students as cerns alxml legal issues are war- church in Toledo. for student organizations. as much to dieir education here drafted and buy cigarettes, we adults? Send an E-mail to ranted, the proposal is impracti- While we at The BC News As an alternative however, as being in the classroom. are not always treated as adults [email protected] and tell cal for several reasons. don't doubt advisers' dedication the proposal allows graduate Perhaps University officials — such is sometimes the case at us what you think, or post feed- First and foremost, we are to the organizations they spon- students to go on a trip in the — in drafting this proposal the University. back on our Web site. adults and the University should sor, many advisers have lives place of an adviser, but gradu- — haven't considered the burden I Iniversity officials are working treat us as such. outside of the University that ate students are usually very diis proposal would put on stu- to revise the travel policy, which The fact that already strapped- often include families they'd like close in age to undergraduate dent organizations? will affect how student organiza- organization travel, they will for-cash student organizations to see witii during their time off. students, so why aren't students If the University refuses to tions are able to take trips. be required to bring a faculty would have to pay to lodge the This proposal restricts student allowed to bear responsibility treat us as adults while we are Hie proposal stipulates adviser or appointed chaperone. chaperone further weakens the organizations' resources, but it for themselves? here, how will we learn and that if more than three stu- Additionally the student orga- feasibility of this proposal. also puts unnecessary demands Although this proposal prob- emanate this skill as we enter dents in an official University nization would be required to Hecenlly, the students in on advisers' time. ably covers the University's the workforce?

v& PEOPLE There is hope for ONm STREET US. anti-war efforts What do you think about the third Has it been three years anniversary of the already? The recent JON anniversary of the Iraq BOSSCHER Iraq war? war saw protesters lake to the streets in Australia, Turkey, Opinion columnist Britain and elsewhere. 9 In Australia, protesters ral- diis meaningless war as you are. IPLEDSEALLECalANctTO lied against a recent speech by If it is true that Americans THE H-Wa OF THE UNITED Condoleeza Rice, saying she had have turned against the war, STATES OF AMERICA AND TO "blood on her hands." Others where arc die peace candidates? THE PEPUaiC FOR WHICH IF chanted "your name sounds like Most democrats are still too STANPS.ONE NATION UNDtP Chinese food." In Turkey, the war spineless to openly oppose GOD. INDIVISIBLE. WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FO? is so universally repugnant that the war. ALL, UNLESS WE Go BANK' / opposition to the conflict cuts They live with the fear that . RUPT FIRST. ERIN CALI across all political and ethnic things will work out in Iraq and SENIOR, BUSINESS stripes. Who says Bush doesnt Karl Rove wBl use it to tear them unite people? apart in the next election. 7 think we've been So, in the spirit of giving, we Senator Russ Feingold's recent there too long." launched the largest air assault attempt to censure die president KRI since die beginning of the war. met with virtually no support But is this escalation of the war even from Democrats. And if I consistent with public opinion? hear one more Democrat cry A recent NBC News/Wall about how die Republicans Street lournal poll indicates that won't let them participate in the almost two-thirds of Americans legislative process I'll go back to now believe that troops should voting for Ralph Nader. Rash earns lame duck status begin to return home now that Maybe that's too far. Nader Iraq has a constitution, Further, would probably get universal more than half of diose polled health care for the Iraqis before BRIAN wiretapping controversy, and a the reason he is a lame-duck, SZABELSKI said that, when weighed against we got it. number of other controversies is because he does not fol- TOM HAYN the casualties and staggering But there is a glimmer of hope. Opinion Column and scandals have clouded Bush's low the exact political beliefs financial cost of the war, it was JUNIOR, MARKETING The newly formed organiza- once-bright picture. Until recently, of conservative America, the "not worth it." There is a silver tion Voters for Peace has just his effort to fix Social Security had same beliefs many of his fellow Times are not pleasant at lining, however. According to a unveiled a well-funded effort to vanished completely, and Bush's Republicans follow. "It seems like it was IfitM) Pennsylvania Avenue. recent Fox news headline, "For get five million signatures on a promise to replace Supreme He has broken with the party yesterday even though With the sting from the stock market, the Iraq war is petition dial reads: "I wBl not Coun vacancies with conservative ranks on several occasions the Dubai Ports controversy still it was three years ago." win-win!" vote for or support any candi- judges did not go as expected. before, including his support of fresh in the minds of Americans, The question then becomes date for president or Congress lohn Roberts went through free market trade policies and George W. Bush finds himself on why protests against the war are who does not make a speedy die nomination process eas- . allowing states to provide civil the verge of being declared a lame- so common and accepted in end lo the war in Iraq, and pre- By. But when Bush nominated ' unions which many conservative duck president diat will lx' unable foreign countries and yet so rare venting any future war of aggres- White I louse Counsel Harriet Republicans oppose to do anything his final two years here in the U.S.? sion, a public position in his Miers, the conservative groups The Dubai port controversy in office. While die anniversary saw or her campaign." And public that so willingly threw him only further ruffled the feathers CNN brought die question up major anti-war rallies all over opposition to the war could be dieir support exploded in anger, of the conservative base that had last week, but they didn't have a the worid, a similar event in San a winning strategy according to demanding that Bush withdraw re-elected him in 2004 and gave very clear answer on it. Francisco only drew a few thou- die opinion pofls. her nomination. his critics more fuel to add to the As an impartial observer to sand people. Fifty percent of those polled The recent Dubai Port anti-Bush fire. the situation, and a history nerd. Although about 500 pro- in the NBC News poll said they fiasco was the final straw for There are really only two I never expected to see the day JESSICA WEISS tests are being planned in the would be more likely to vote conservative Republicans in options to remedy this situation. where George W. Bush — the man U.S., none expect to draw die for a candidate who "favors Congress. Strains caused by the Option one would mean diat the SOPHOMORE, EDUCATION who had little problem of getting thousands that foreign protests withdrawing all American Miers nomination were further president would have to latch done what he wanted — would "/ don't think we do. This is die country that has troops from Iraq in the next strengthened, eroding away at onto die strict beliefs of his con- be in danger of being a lame-duck should be over there suffered weU over 2,000 dead twelve months." die president's base. servative base. Only two years ago. President * and over 20,000 wounded and And if we oppose die war, we The Republican-led House I lowever, with Bush's past his- any more." Bush was riding high. I le had whose reputation has been done should give these candidates our and Senate turned on President tory of breaking with the party defeated lohn Kerry in the 2004 irreparable harm. Why aren't we vote. Democrats1 feel die same Bush over the port situation. In rank occasionally, there is some presidential campaign and had as mad as the Australians'? way about the and-war vote as essence, they showed where the doubt in my mind he could do the unanimous support of right- I believe the most probable they do about the black vote Down currently lies, and it's not this. On top of diat, it would wing America. answer lies in the way support- They think they can count in Bush's hands. make him a puppet ratiier dian Sure, there were controversies ers of the war have manipulated on diese voting blocks even His job rating has plummeted, a leader, a label no President concerning the war in Iraq, and the media. If you listen to some- with most recent polls finding should ever want. if ihey don't really represent his approval rating vv-as hovering one like Bill Frist Republican their interests just because that only 35 percent of Americans That leads us to the second just above 50 percent, but those Senate Majority leader and (God think Bush is doing a good job. option, that Bush must work widi the Republicans are that seemed to be small issues to help usl 2008 presidential hope- Thirty-five percent is gtxxl if ("/ingress to further his agenda, much worse. But it's high time deal with. Bash had a majority- ful, diose opposed to the war are Congress began to reflect the it refers to your batting average including his Social Security Republican (longress on his side, nothing but liberal trec-huggers. or how much you'll be saving at reform plan. growing opposition to the practically giving him the free- I lowever, according to the a sale. It's a more mtxierate tiian con- war here at home, just as it is dom to wort; on Social Security, HASINA GEORGE most recent poll data, die aver- The facts simply seem to add servative approach, but at this time those opposed to the war national security, and reshaping age person opposed to the war up to one thing George W Bush rate, it might be the only thing GRAD STUDENT, stopped being afraid to express die Supreme Court as conserva- is...an average person! isn't in danger of becoming a between this president and his ACCOUNTING diat sentiment tives wanted it to be. It's time we stopped shying Peace and patriotism are not lame-duck president during his lame duck status. Now here we are, two years "I'm not really follow- away from activism for fear of second term. I le already is, and opposing values. later, and it's clear to see that being labeled anti-American. diere is litde he can do about it Sendcommertts to Brian at ing it right now." things have not gone as planned. Chances are the guy next to Bush's biggest problem, and [email protected]. Send comments to Ion at The debate over Iraq, the NSA you is just as pissed off about [email protected].

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INSURGENTS LAUNCH MORTAR IN HOLY CITY www.bgnews.com/nation BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — On the eve of the third anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion, American troops clashed with gunmen north and west of Baghdad yesterday and insurgents lobbed a mortar round into the holy city of Karbala where a million Shiite pilgrims assembled for a major religious commemoration. MM

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President says Iraq would 1* the modem equtaleni of handing postwar Germany situation shows back to the Nazis." progress in third year Vice President Dick Cheney said Iraq is not in the midst ot a By Hedra Pickler civil war, bin instead described THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the violence as a desperate tactic WASHINGTON — President by terrorists in the COtintr) to Bush said yesterday he was stop the move to democracy. encouraged by the progress "What we've seen is a serious toward forming a unity gov- effort by them to foment a civil ernment in Iraq and asked war," Cheney said in an inter- Americans to remember the view on "Pace the Nation" on sacrifice of troops on the CBS. "But I don't think they've third anniversary of the U.S.- been successful." led invasion. Cheney said he disagrees with "I encourage the Iraqi leaders Iraq's former interim prime min- to continue lo work hard to get ister, Ayad Allawi, who said in this government up and run- an interview yesterday that the ning," Bush said from the South increasing attacks across his Lawn of the White House after country can only be described returning from a weekend at as a civil war. Camp David. "I'm encouraged "It is unfortunate that we are by the progress." in civil war. We are losing each Bush said he spoke by phone Geiald Herbert AP Photo day as an average 50 to 60 people earlier in the day with the U.S. HOPING FOR BETTER THINGS TO COME: President Bush makes remarks about the war in Iraq after arriving from Camp David on the South Lawn throughout the country, if not ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay of The White House in Washington. Bush says he is "encouraged by the progress" ot leaders in Iraq. more," Allawi told the British Khalilzad, and had received a Broadcasting Corp. If this is not positive report. "On this third anniversary of "We are implementing a strat- Administration officials building a unified government civil war, then Cod knows what Bush noted thousands of the beginning of the liberation of egy that will lead to victory in marked the anniversary by argu- and nation. civil war is." Americans volunteered to serve Iraq I think all Americans should Iraq. And a victor)' in Iraq will ing that, despite the deaths of "Now is the time for resolve, not Cheney said he did not think in the military, especially after offer thanks to the men and make this country more secure more than 2,300 U.S. troops and retreat," Defense Secretary Donald optimistic statements that he the attacks of Sept. 11,2001. even women who wear the uniform and will help lay the founda- unchecked violence that has 11. Rumsfeld wrote in a column has made about the war have though they would be placed in and their families who support tion of peace for generations to killed tens of thousands of Iraqis, for The Washington Post "Turning contributed to Americans' skep- harm's way. them," Bush said. come," he said. progress continues toward our backs on postwar Iraq today ticism about the war. Anniversary protests go global Demonstrators voice Cemetery to protest how the from Parliament and Big Ben military conflict overseas had to a rally in Trafalgar Square; war opposition from hurt the country'sability to help last year's anniversary drew New Orleans to Tokyo the Gulf Coast recover from last attracted 45,000 demonstrators year's hurricanes. to the city. By Michelle Roberts "We attacked a country who Anti-war rallies in lapan 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS never did anything to us," stretched into a second day CHALMETTE, La. — The third said Philadelphia resident Al yesterday, with about 800 pro- anniversary of the U.S.-led Zappala, whose 30-year-old son testers chanting "No war! Stop war in Iraq drew tens of thou- was killed in Iraq in April 2004. the war!" and banging drums sands of protesters around the He said his son joined the as they marched peacefully globe, from hurricane-rav- National Guard to help his com- through downtown Tokyo aged Louisiana to Australia, munity. "He was sent to Iraq toward the U.S. Embassy. A day with chants of "Stop the War" based on lies," Zappala said. earlier, about 2,000 rallied in and calls for the withdrawal Many of the weekend demon- the city. Michelle Melonjhin AP Ptiolo of troops. strations across Australia, Asia "The Iraq war was President BIG WALK: Hundreds march in New Haven, Conn., Saturday on the way to an anti-war rally on the New About 200 war veterans, and Europe drew smaller-than- Bush'sbigmistakeandthe whole Haven Green. Iraq war opponents protested nationwide Saturday in anger over White House policies. hurricane survivors and dem- anticipated crowds. world is against him," said orga- onstrators gathered yesterday In London, police said 15,000 nizer Ayako Nishimura. "Iraq at the Chalmette National people joined a march Saturday must decide its own affairs." 1&l+&?*b'l0 Sponsored by BGeXpcricncc

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Your S3 skating fee ($2 admission/$l skate rental! and all donations will go to Dance Marathon, which benefits Children's Miracle Network and Toledo Mercy Children's Hospital. If you have any questions please conatct Julie Sablar at jsablcmi bgsu.edu Thursday, March 23,7:30pm. Harshman Community Room (2nd floor) AlterflativeServlc^Brea^ Sand? Remember hearing about the group of 50 students that went to Mobile, Alabama in December to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina? Here's your chance to hear about 4-5 different trips that BGSU students have been part of in the last year. Student panelists will talk about their experiences volunteering in other states \» ith fellow BGSU students and staff during univeristy breaks. Come to find out what these trips were all about and grab some free snacks. Sponsored by the Office of Campus Involvement and BGeXperiencc. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday, March 20,2006 6 High school students raise Women face political challenges WOMEN, FROM PAGE 1 the first place. the time off." I rom there, recruit people to But the work doesn't end $3,830 for dance marathon her male counterparts, many of help you who not only share when the election is over either, whom she campaigned against your vision, but who also possess Bhaer said. By Jacqueline Rabe as I tic Hine. $2,876 lor the children. — and defeated — for her cur- skills which will be constructive "You have to be at all com- REPORTS R Hachel Rine. whose brother I A in though the money rent position. to your campaign strategy. munity events," she said. "No Dance Marathon key chain - S3, was born with spina bifid.i raised is of huge importance, Male or female, Bhaer said "(k't the people with the best matter how many chicken bar- coffee mug - $(i. calendar - $12, and a DM miracle child, can't the smiles are even more impor- what a good candidate needs skills you can find who will work becues I go to, if I miss even one, bringing a smile to a sick child's wait until next weekend where tant said Ashley Harper, family is support. for you for practically nothing," someone will say something." lace - priceless. she plans to dance non-stop relations chair. From gaining the backing she said. "I'm not nearly as good Regardless, Bhaer said all the Yesterday Dance Marathon in support of her brother and "Our goal is to put a smile on of family members to obtain- as people think I am, I just have work she puts into being a poli- mini-marathon had children the joy he brings to everyone a child's face, the money raised ing monetary donations from good people around me." tician is worth it because her forgetting about their hospital around him. is an added bonus," she said. the public, she said, anything Bhaer said although often the role allows her to affect change visits and only about haling a "It was difficult to accept "This mini-marathon is anoth- is possible. interest in running is there for every day. good time and smiling. that Blic was going to be sick er opportunity to get these "If you can get people to sup- many women, the time com- "If you do run for public office, The mini-marathon, which for a while, but lie has another kids smiling and also to get port you financially and woik on mitment required is another you get a tremendous opportu- lasted for six hours, was just a purpose than being sick all the the whole community aware your campaign, you Gin win," aspect that can scare potential nity to make a difference," she precursor for the actual 36-hour lime," Rine said. "Lric brings and hopefully involved with she said. candidates away from the cam- said. "You help make decisions marathon that will take place cheer to everyone, he's never what the University is doing But before deciding to run for paign trail. that affect everyone." next weekend at the Student has a problem at doing that." for these kids." office, Bhaer suggested working Robin Weirauch, Democratic Mary Krueger, director of Recreation Center. While l-ricwas runningaround These smiles are just one of on someone else's campaign candidate for the Ohio House the Women's Center, said she Hut John l-echman from the the mini-marathon being a kid, the many benefits the nearly first to learn more about the of Representatives for the 5th hoped the presentation would Children's Miracle Network, said money was being raised to help 200 families involved in the process from those more sea- district in 2004, spoke briefly inspire other females to follow this mini-marathon was any- pay for his recovery. Dance Marathon receive. Thus soned in politics. during the presentation about the lead set by women like thing but mini. The nearly 250 dancers, 250 far mini-marathon has raised "You need to see what cam- her own struggles with juggling Bhaer and Weirauch. "They may call it mini-mara- moralers anil 100 core commit- almost more than a $1,000 paigning is like, and not go into her campaign and her career. "In every level of politics, there thon, but there is nothing mini tee members for DM have raised more than last year's marathon it blindly," she said. Weirauch is employed by the are dramatically more men than about your hearts," Lechman thousands of dollars already. at $3,830. After that. Bhaer said, it is University and is also running women holding office," she said. told everyone yesterday. The total amount raised will be Dance Marathon will start important to devise not only an for the 5th district seat again "We continue to be underrep- These huge hearts Lechman announced at the conclusion of Satunlay at 10 a.m. and go until agenda, but also to have devel- in 2006. resented and that doesn't allow spoke of were all the people who next weekend's marathon. Last 6 p.m. on Sunday. The public is oped both "a passion and a rea- "Many candidates are able to our issues to be spoken about." continue to help children such year the mini-marathon raised invited to attend. son" for why you want to run in quit their jobs and run full-time Bhaer agreed. campaigns, but you may not be "I do believe there is a lot at in a financial position to take stake if women don't continue that risk," she said. "It's prohibi- to pursue becoming leaders," tive for folks who would be great she said. "We owe it to lother at the job but can't afford to take womenl to pursue leadership."

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Buffalo TRACK AND FIELD Friday and Saturday Clemson Relays WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BGSU will GYMNASTICS Saturday return all MAC Championships at WMU five starters, Youth served SUNDAY BLUES loses just two inOHSAA reserves Junior class, others, girls state will be back to win tournament another MAC title By Colin Wilson ByAndyResn* R1P0R11R THE ASSOCIAUD PRESS WEST LAFAYETTE, lnd. — It may COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a tour- seem a bit cliche for the BGSU nament where senior leadership women's team to say, "there's usually matters most, two fresh- always next year," but they haw all men played like veterans to help the reason in the world to do so. their teams win girls state basket- "It's been a magical year here ball championships. al Bowling Green." said BG coach Kendall Hackney of Cincinnati Curt Miller, following the falcons' Mount Notre Dame and Kari 74-61 loss yesterday to UCLA in Daugherty of Warsaw River View the NCAA tournament. "Certainly each provided big plays in the nothing to take away from the 28- Division I and II tide games 3 season that we had." Saturday night. 1M "■ advanced to the NCAA tour- Hackney, a 6-foot-1 forward, nament for the second straight scored eight of her 12 points dur- year without a senior in its start- ing the third quarter, when the ing lineup. Although they did not Cougars finally managed to pull dance for long in the month of away from Solon en route to a March, their journey was a suc- 56-36 victory and the big-school cessful one. and next year has just state crown. OS many expectations. Solon (23-4) scored a Division "Basically, well be back." said Mow one point in the first quar- junior Liz Honegger. "We learned a ter, but stayed close until the third lot tonight and it will give us moti- because Mount Notre Dame (25- vation going into next year." 3) had a long scoreless stretch of The Falcons' entire starting its own. lineup returns for the 2006-07 Hackney said she realized campaign, as well as all but two at halftime that someone had bench players. to make some plays for the Kate Achter will enter her third Cougars. She hit two 3-pointers year as the starting point guard, and scored on a putback early in already an accomplished athlete. the second half. When she's been in the Starling "When I had open looks I took lineup. BG's record is 48-7. Her them and that's what our team hard-nosed style of play is popular, needed," she said. too. Achter is guaranteed to hit die The Cougars won their second floor many times over the course state tide in three years. They ofa game, only to jump right back defeated Dayton Chaminade- up and get back into the play. lulienne for the 2004 crown and lunior forwards Ali Mann. lost to C-) in the final last year. Honegger and Carin Home will "This is the reason 1 came to return. Ihey are a trio that can this program," said Hackney, who shoot, pass and get to the bas- lives in suburban Cincinnati. "1 ket and defend equally as well. came to win state and we did it." I he versatility of the three to score Daugherty, a 6-1 center, scored from anywhere on the court leaves 21 points, and her 6-1 junior sister opponents scrambling for help Kristin added 14. to help River on defense almost every game. View rout Mentor lake Catholic The team's record since die three 48-29 for the Division II title. arrived is 72-21. Next year they will The younger Daugherty lie seniors, leading a team Uiat is shined on the state's biggest loaded will) talent. stage, despite being a little "I'm excited to see what die unsettled before tipoff. seniors will lie able to do next year," "Before all games I'm ner- Miller said. "\Ve want to get back, vous, but once you start praying we're having fun even though we you forget about your nerves," cannot get over the first round she said. hump — we are having fun." Perhaps the anxiety had some- Sharp-shooting Megan thing to do with trying to deliver Thorbum and Ijndsey (kildsberry a second state championship for will bring their ability to score from her family. beyond the arc back to die lineup The Daugherty sisters play for next season. They both showed their mother, Caroline, a member flashes of brilliance this season as of the 1982 River View champion- they were rotated into the lineup ship team coached by her father, to knock down the 3-pointer. Dave Mast. Amber Flynn will continue to "He always said how special it lordan Flom BG Nws come into the game and torture was to watch me play and I never OVERMATCHED: BGSU and Kate Achter ran into a buzz saw in the form of the UCLA Bruins. BG lost its third game of the year, 74-61. understood it, but today I do." FUTURE, PAGE 9 Caroline Daugherty said. She said winning a state Falcons end memorable season in loss to UCLA championship as a coach was more satisfying. By lessica Ameling coach Kathy Oliver. s&i "\A "As a player, these kids dont ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR In the second half BG came realize what they've just done. It's WEST UFAYETTE, lnd.—It was #-/§ out of the locker room widi an *J^a\ Jal going to take them five or 10 years a magical season while it lasted. added sense of urgency and cut and then they'll sit back and say, But for the BGSU women's bas- 74 61 the lead to 47-42 with about 15 'Hey, this was something really ketball team, it didn't last long minutes to play. But that was V ■v special, this is something little enough. 1 2 — F die closest the Falcons would kids all around the state of Ohio The No. 12 seed Falcons BGSU 28 33 — 61 get the remainder of the game w 1' dream about,'" she said. ended their season yesterday IICIA 42 32 — 74 as every time they started to A .500 team during the regu- with a 74-61 loss to fifth-seed- make a run, UCLA seemingly lar season, Lake Catholic (17- ed UCLA in the first round drained a 3-pointer. 11) couldn't match River View's of the NCAA tournament at The Bruins shot 57 percent in "It definitely takes the wind mm strength in the low post or Purdue University. BG faced a the first half to BG's 30 percent out of our sails and we kind NCAA ^ quickness on the perimeter. The team with a "triple threat" of and used a 16-0 run to build of lose our momentum," loss snapped a nine-game win- guards who average at least 12 a 42-28 halftime lead. UCLA's Honegger said of the Bruins' hi ning streak. points a piece, but for BG coach NoelleQuinn contributed 16 of Iisa Willis hitting three 3-point- It was the 12th time this sea- Curt Miller, it was a different those 42 points, connecting on ers in die second half for nine of /_——_. son River View held an opponent triple threat that defeated the 6-of-8 in the first period. her game-high 23 points. below 30 points. The Black Bears Falcons. But the deficit could have Quinn also hit a 3 and fin- ■ m \ %md closed the season with 26 wins "As the media talked about been worse, as BG was down ished with 21 points after losing their opener. the triple threat in three great 39-19, but used an 8-0 run "You have to shut down two of In a Division III game billed players that are certainly going sparked by Ali Mann's three- the big three," BG's Kate Achter as a showcase for Ms. Basketball to be WNBA stars, the triple point play and a 3-pointer from said of UCLAs Willis, Quinn and Tyra Grant, the balanced team threat in my mind was that we Liz Honegger. Nikki Blue who combined for "To Bowling Green's credit 51 points. defeated the star player. drew an athletic team, a big lordan Flomt BG New Grant had 30 points, nine team, and the dagger, a team they never gave up, they worked The much smaller Falcons rebounds, seven blocks, six steals that could shoot extremely extremely hard, they play good were outrebounded 49-31, and BOUNCED FROM TOURNAMENT: Kate Achter dribbles against UCLA's and three assists. well," Miller said. team basketball," said UCLA Nikki Blue. The Falcons lost 74-61 to end the year at 28-3. LOSS,PAGE 9

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GYMNASTICS OSU falls victim to Gymnasts end frustrating regular Georgetown in tourney season with home win over Eastern By Rusty Mier By Colin Wilson IH[ ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTER DAYTON — John Thompson BGSU's senior gymnasts took took over a losing Georgetown the floor in Eppler Center program and needed four Gymnasium for the final time years to win two games in an in their career Friday night. NCAA tournament. It was a grand finale of sorts 11 is son is way ahead of him. — the Falcons had the home Seven-foot-2 Roy Hibbert crowd begging for more asthey scored 20 points, Jeff Green 19, performed extremely well, Ashanti Cook 17 and Darrel topping Eastern Michigan, Owens 14 — accounting for all 191.850-191.025, in the Mid- the Mayas' points — to beat sec- American Conference. ond-seeded Ohio State 70-52 yes- "We've been building terday in the second round of the this for a while now and Minneapolis Regional. it's all starting to come Hibbert also had 14 rebounds together now," said senior and three blocked shots. Jessica Bradley. The seventh-seeded Hoyas It has been a long season for (23-9) did it with a patient and the team. Friday night would disciplined offense and a dose seem to make all the hard of that tenacious defense that work pay off as the Falcons Thompson made famous. won their final meet of the After the final seconds ticked season on their home floor, away, the happy I loyas pointed BG accumulated its high to the eldest Thompson at court est score of the season. With side, who stood and raised a fist everyone contributing some- and flashed a smile as wide as any thing to the win, (he team he wore during Georgetown's run helped its seniors leave on a to the NCAA title in 1984. good note. The trip to the regional semifi- "I'm so thankful for this nals camein lohnT hompson Ill's team, that we've done a 180 Neal Cropper FIG Hews second season after taking over a and been able to pull it togeth- FANTASTIC FINISH: Jillian Stranges and the Fdlc Heir regular season with'a 191.850-191.025 win over EMU. team that was down and almost er," said senior lessica Guyer. forgotten. His father, who built "My teammates are the best Although it is usually the best The uneven bars were next 'I've competed ban from the Bradley and Jholeen Ponce tied the feared and ferocious teams in the world and they've made event for the team, it would be an area where the I alcons beginning and that's only the for third with 9.625. It was a of the 1980s, went four seasons things so easy for me this year, the only event in which F.MU have had problems, ["here second time I've done it like breath of fresh air for a team before winning twice in the 1976 and I'm just glad we could all would amass a higher total, would none this time, though. dial so ii feels great to win the who has searched for an identi- NCAA tournament. do it together." lessica Guyer led the way for BG was led by sophomore event," del eeuw. ty in the event since losing half Georgetown (23-91 advances The night would begin the Falcons with a 9.7 and fin- transfer Ashlee de I eeuw's i he I alcons (4-11,2-4) scored its lineup earlier this season. to meet Florida (29-6) on Friday. on the vault for the Falcons. ished fourth. Allison Swafford career-high first place finish, their highest score of the year, This marks the first time since tied for fifth with a 9.65. as she scored 47.725, on the bars, lessica FINALE, PAGE 9 1996 that a Big Ten team hasn't made it through thetournament's first weekend. It was a bitter loss for Ohio State (26-6), making its first tournament appearance since an NCAA investigation into the Cavs 'flip' deficit on Los Angeles, win 96-95 program while lim O'Brien was the head coach led to four trips ByJoeMta With streamers falling from in the first half, finished with I and led Nevi Orleans by one him and to deny'/.' down low." from 1999-2002 being erased IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS the rafters and the arena erupt- 38 points, si\ rebounds and Hve game fbi the eighth playon s|«n Murray said. "It opened up some from the books. CLEVELAND — Forget the ing, lames gathered his team- assists, lames led (leveland with in the Western Conference lanes for me." While the Hoyas were put- Kobe vs. LeBron hype. This one mates in a huddle on the court. 29 points, elghl rebounds and "I he gaiiie was in our hands." The Cavaliers took their first ting it away with a late 9-0 run, belonged to Flip. "It was a big win for us," lames seven assists Lakers coach Phil lackson said. lead. 92-91. on Ugauskas' tip-in "Pops" Thompson clapped his In a match-up of two of the said. "Mentally, I wanted to gel "This game had play- We led for 46 with 3:19 left, lames hit a 3-point- hands while working as a radio league's top three scorers, Flip the guys focused and let them off Intensity and il was minutes, ii was a er on the next possession to cap analyst. By that time, many Murray took over. The way know that this was a big win for good to see us respond." "We led basic collapse In the 15-0 ntn and put Cleveland Ohio State fans were flooding LeBron lames sees it, Murray set us getting ready for the playoffs." lames said. for 46 inn leant in the up 95-91. the exits with the Buckeyes the tone for Cleveland's playoff Murray's free throw marked Zydrunas Ugauakas fourth quarter." The lakers weren't finished, trailing by double digits. run as well. his second game-winner for the scored 25points and had minutes. It \l u r r a y though. (Mom hit two free throws The Hoyas wasted no time Murray hit a free throw with Cavaliers since he was acquired seven rebounds for the was a basic sparked the and Bryant sank a 15-footer to tie in getting the attention of the 3.4 seconds left and scored 14 from Seattle at the trade dead- Cavaliers (38-29), who collapse by Cavaliers' 15-0 It with 1:33 left Big Ten's regular-season cham- of his 21 points in the fourth line for seldom-used Mike Wilks have won two straight run in the final The teams missed on their next pions. Cook drilled a 3-pointer quarter yesterday, leading the and cash. Murray hit a 3-pointer afterathree-garneskid our team in period, iiis step- two possessions each, then Bryant their first time down the floor. Cavaliers to a 96-95 victory over with seconds remaining to win Lamar Odom also the fourth... back 3-pointer fouled Murray with 3.4 seconds On the second trip, Ohio State's the Ixis Angeles lakers. at Chicago on March 2. scored 2"> points and started the burst left. Murray missed the first free Terence Dials — the Big Ten's The Lakers had one last chance "Today, I had the chance to' added eight rebounds PHIL JACKSON, and lie repeat- throw and hit the second. player of the year — was called to win, but Kobe Bryant s3-point- drive to the hoop and spark the and nine assists for LAKERS edly drove to the Bryant, who beat the Cavaliers for a touch foul before the ball cr clanked off the back of the rim team," said Murray, who added Los Angeles, which lias basket, scoring in lanuary with a go-ahead jump- was over midcourt. as time expired. Bryant, under a career-high eight rebounds. "I lost four of Hve, Nimisli 10 fourth-quartet er with 8.6 seconds remaining, Hibbert hit four of his first double coverage and struggling just tried to come out and l>c Parkerscored 14. points on lay-ups. couldn't do it again. five shots from the field and to gel off the shot, complained to aggressive in the second half." The Lakers (34-34) fell to KM i here was so much attention "1 had a look." Bryant said. "It had nine points as the Hoyas officials that he was fouled. Bryant, who shot 66 percent for the lirsl time since March on,LeBron as they tried to deny was a tough shot." streaked to a 20-10 lead in the opening 10 1/2 minutes. Georgetown shot 57 percent from the field in the first half while grabbing a 38-25 lead. Perhaps the only good sign for the Buckeyes was that their Wfd top outside shooter. le'Kel Foster, came out of a lengthy shooting funk to hit three consecutive long 3-pointers that cut the Hoyas' lead to 22-19.

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