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Fire Fire safety crucial at U. safety a By Jennifer Bracken McDonald North graduate hall one gets out," said freshman Kelly served when the procedures are the ones at 3 a.m." THE BG NEWS director. Willinger, who lives in McDonald not met, a concern is that many "1 think people should act in a concern A small fire in McDonald Hall There are three steps in East. students dismiss fire drills as acci- more respectable manner in ignited a full search of the hall for addressing a pulled fire alarm: Lastly, once the hall is evacuat- dental and unnecessary. Among regards to pulling fire alarms and safety hazards and was a reality First, RAs go to the desk of the ed, the RAs, police and firemen the biggest complaint with fire take more responsibility for their check for many students who did building where the fire is. Here key into every room to make sure drills is that students pull them own living quarters," freshman forU. not take fire drills seriously they call in the duty RAs. There no one is still in their room. If stu- for amusement at early hours. McDonald North resident Susan before. are four duty RAs at the front desk dents remain in their rooms, it is "1 have not taken fire drills seri- Greenlee said. The hall is required to have one every night. considered a judicial violation in ously at all because half the time I "People should have more group fire drill each semester, for which Then, the first RA to get there the student handbook think it's kids pulling them," respect for others and in order for an appointment is set up with the assigns people to the various "This is a rule that was incor- Willinger said. residents to take them seriously, Bowling Green Fire Department evacuation exits where he or she porated in the student handbook Other students agree that kids need to stop pulling them Campus group who, in turn, sends representa- makes sure people are exiting in a in order to ensure safety proce- prank fire alarms have diluted the just because," freshman tives. Resident advisers know non-chaotic way and people are dures are followed," Taneja said. meaning of real fire alarms. McDonald North resident Sarah meets regularly to ahead of time, and staff is avail- not coming in, Taneja said. Residents are all well-informed "I find no humor at all in those Woodruff said. discuss improving able. "The dorm does a good job of of the fire and safety procedures who pull them for fun," said After the fire last weekend, the Resident advisers go through executing Are drills because the at the beginning of the year, freshman Kyle Meece, a entire McDonald Hall was fire awareness and extensive training in fire proce- students get out in an orderly Taneja said. McDonald East resident. "I don't safety dures, according to Amit Taneja, fashion and RAs make sure every- Although consequences are take them seriously, especially SAFETY, PAGE 2 By Chuck Soder IHE BG NEWS When fire problems flare up, the Fire Safety in Residence Housing Group is on campus to Campus extinguish them. The group's monthly meeting serves as a forum for several orga- nizations both on and off campus group to to discuss ways to prevent false alarms, make policy changes and increase fire safety and awareness. The group hasn't been slacking hold since it formed three years ago. Resident advisers, for instance, now receive fire training prior to the beginning of the school year, rally according to Mike Instone, cap- tain of the Bowling Green Fire Department and member of the By Kara Hull IHE BC NEWS fire safety group. "We set live fires for them to Some people, as well as cam- extinguish," he said. "We also take pus organizations, are just good at them to a room filled with theatri- multi-tasking. cal smoke to show just how disori- The Womenfc Action Coalition enting a real fire can be." (WAC) will do this today as it In addition, the group coordi- attempts to dispel the myth of nated a ban on candles in resi- being a "male-hater" group while dence halls in hopes of avoiding a it sponsors a Take Back the Night situation like the 1996 candle fire Rally and March. in Rodgers, which caused about Take Back the Night, a national $300,000 in damage. movement among feminist orga- John Curlis. a University fire nizations, is held to increase Ben Smnjer BG News safety officer, said the group awareness for both women and formed in response to major fires men of the existing problem with MAKING ROOM: Construction has begun on the new Hampton Inn location, located directly behind the Days Inn on Wooster. like the one in Rodgers and those violence against women in our Contrary to recent speculation, the Days Inn hotel will still operate. The Hampton Inn hopes to attract visitors in town for large at Heidleberg University and culture. University-sponsored events as well as other happenings such as the Wood County Fair as well as the National Tractor Pull. Seton Hall University in 2000. "The message of this event is "Over the past few years, fires that we want to stop the vio- have become more and more of a lence," said Nancy Griffith, concern on campus," Curlis said. WAC president Regardless of the group's "This is one night where we can Standing hotel survives, achievements, its mere presence all show support for our mothers, is what's most important, Instone sisters, aunts and grandmothers," said. "People have been meeting said Kendra Thompson, WAC faithfully for the past three years, vice-president. "This is a time all dedicated to improving fire when we can say that we are not new one added nearby safety." going to take it (violence) any- The group's effort alone, how- more. In the year 2002, we should ever, is not enough to stop every be beyond this." By Kara Hull students or residents in IHE BG NEWS fire, according to Curlis. Students' WAC wants to make students Bowling Green. Visitors to Bowling "There are multiple cooperation is needed, too. aware that violence against Many fires, like the one in women is a problem that all Green will soon have entrances and exits to get another choice in hotel to the hotel," Yousif said. McDonald East on April 13, can women must face regardless of be caused by fans. Though fans class, race, age or sexual orienta- accommodations. "There should not be a A new Hampton Inn problem, even with flow- are allowed in rooms, Curlis advis- tion. es students to keep them far from Experts say that 1 in 3 women location is anticipated to through traffic." open in the fall. It is being According to Yousif, the loose materials. will be raped in her lifetime, and "When students have fans in the same proportion will be the constructed directly Hampton Inn will contain behind the current Days all the services currently their windows, curtains can easily victims of domestic violence. In suck right up against them and the United States, a rape occurs Inn on Wooster Ave. The expected of a quality hotel Days Inn will not be and more. Such services start a fire," he said. "There's no every eight minutes, and 47 per- policy about it, but it's a common cent of those rapes will occur in closed and demolished include a pool, fitness after the completion of center, two-story corridor sense issue." the victim's or rapist's home. Shutting appliances off when According to Thompson, Take the Hampton Inn, as pre- entry and a free continen- viously speculated. tal breakfast for guests. leaving the room is a great first Back the Night and similar aware- step to safety, according to ness events originated in "It has been 25 years Each room will be since a hotel has been equipped with a cable Instone. "Turn off your curling Germany and then moved to irons and coffee pots — that kind London before coming to Seattle. built in Bowling Green," modem hook-up and two said Martin Yousif, owner telephone lines especially of stuff gets pretty hot." Take Back the Night activities, Instone added that one of the open to all students, begins at of the Days Inn. "We with the business traveler thought it was time to in mind. most important thing for students 730 tonight in room 202 B of the to do is treat every alarm as if it Student Union. The opening rally build." The Hampton Inn, According to len Rune, though operated by the were a fire. will include a keynote speaker, "Students get complacent and poet, open microphone session director of the Bowling same company, will be Green Chamber of under separate manage- sometimes don't want to leave the for students and various musical building," he said. "But that fire in performances. The march will Commerce, the Hampton ment than the Days Inn. Inn will allow another This may allow for new Mac the other day shows that it begin at 8:45 and will travel does happen." through the campus to the court- opportunity for people to job opportunities and will house and back. stay in the city for large not endanger the jobs of Curlis agreed that complacency The keynote speaker, Nancy events hosted by the the current employees of is a problem: "The (residence Radcliffe, is a sexual assault edu- University, like gradua- the Days Inn. halls') thick walls can give stu- cator, working with survivors and tion, or city-wide events Kuy Hotels and dents a false sense of security," he the community for 14 years. She like the Tractor Pull show. Property Management, said. "But, remember, it's not the currently teaches self-defense at "We think our hotels located in Toledo, has are doing very well," Ruhe building that bums as much as its Ohio State University. been in existence for six said." V\e are happy to see contents." "We chose Nancy Radcliffe to years and services the Curlis pointed to two stacks of come because we thought she another facility available surrounding areas, such so more visitors could binders packed with fire laws to would be able to connect with as Bowling Green. stay locaUy." reaffirm that the danger of a burn- people," Griffith said. "She will "We anticipate our ing building is real. send the message that we don't Yousif, employee of Kuy Hotels and Property opening celebration and "There is a saying in fire service: have to tolerate it (violence)." would still like to be 'Every fire code was written Poet and rape survivor Francis Management, feels that construction of the new involved with the com- because someone died," he said. Ben Swanger BG News "And for the most part that's true" RALLY, PAGE 2 hotel should not hinder munity," Yousif said. ! 2 Thursday, April 18,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM University takes Former Afghanistan king ends his fire precautions 29-year exile, leaves Rome for Kabul

SAfFTf. FROM PAGE 1 said. By Nicole Wintield "I'm very sure (security) has month, but the trip was post- Zaher Shah said he wanted to Willinger had to remove exten- IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS been maintained so far and will poned after Italian and U.S. offi- spend his last years in sion cords that have been in her ROME — Afghanistan's be maintained further," he said. cials said they had credible Afghanistan serving his people searched. Fire officials complied room all year. deposed monarch, Mohammad The king has said he has no reports of plots to kill him. Since and did not fear for his safety. with the rules as each room was "The situation that happened Zaher Shah, ended a 29-year plans to restore the monarchy, then, 40 Afghan bodyguards "I'm a patriot who does his keyed in to and inspected. If there last week opened people's eyes to exile in Italy yesterday and head- but many Afghans believe he have been trained by peace- duty," he said. "1 will carry out was a fire hazard, students were fire hazards that weren't recog- ed home to today — a historic will serve as a unifying and stabi- keepers in Kabul and security any role or mission the people of asked to remove it. nized before," freshman Emily return that many believe will lizing figure for a country devas- around the villa where the king Afghanistan wish to bestow on "We gave an explanation of Walchsaid. help stabilize the war-ravaged tated by 23 years of war, poverty, will live has been stepped up. me." why something needed to be More awareness is something country and unify its ethnic and and tribal and ethnic divisions. Italian Carabinieri paramili- The king is fondly remem- removed, and every student com- that will hopefully be a positive tribal groups. In June, the former monarch tary police will also take up posi- bered for the relative prosperity plied," Taneja said. "When stu- outcome of this situation. An Italian military aircraft car- is to preside over a grand nation - tions in the house and work with that marked his 40-year reign, dents haven't seen or experienced "I think students have learned rying Zaher Shah and his al assembly of tribal leaders and the bodyguards; the streets the last stretch of peace the it, they don't understand." from the recent incident, and entourage, Afghanistan's interim other Afghan representatives around the villa have been country has known. His rule saw Students have been coopera- overall the response has been leader Hamid Karzai and six who will select a transitional blocked off and the gates ringed the creation of a constitutional tive and understanding because positive in terms of fire safety," Afghan Cabinet ministers took government that will rule with concertina wire. Some 700 monarchy, and reforms that they experienced it first hand, he Taneja said. off just after midnight local time Afghanistan until elections. Afghan troops will protect the gave women the right to vote, from the Practica di Mare mili- • Zaher Shah was deposed in king's motorcade when he work and get an education. tary airport outside Rome. 1973 by a cousin, Mohammed arrives. His return is likely to strength- Zaher Shah, wearing a brown Daoud, while vacationing in The Afghan foreign minister, en the hand of Karzai, a fellow leather jacket and a brown cap Italy and has lived there ever Abdullah, acknowledged there Pashtun and a distant cousin, instead of his usual more formal since. His return became possi- had been several incidents in whose power base isn't as strong Women's group attire, waved to reporters as he ble after U.S.-ied forces ousted recent weeks that raised ques- as that of Tajik and Uzbek mem- boarded the plane, but made no Afghanistan's hard-line Taliban tions about the security situa- bers of his government, said statement. rulers last year. tion in the country, including an Radha Kumar, a senior fellow at "It's a significant day," Karzai The king spent the last day of attempt to kill the defense min- the New York-based Council on stresses protection said earlier. "His presence there his exile at his heavily guarded ister and the arrest of dozens of Foreign Relations. I'm sure will add to stability and home in a gated community on people accused of plotting to His return also might also RALLY. FROM PAGE 1 WAC plans to emphasize that peace in Afghanistan." Rome's outskirts, surrounded by undermine the government allay some of the insecurities felt women can protect themselves Security was tight at the base. friends, advisers and family "But overall, the security situ- by Pashtuns, the dominant eth- from violence and work together Helicopters circled overhead members, several of whom will ation has improved since the nic group in Afghanistan, who Driscoll will share her personal to initiate change in their com- and troops in black ski masks travel with him to Kabul. establishment of the interim say they have been discriminat- story through her poetry in a way patrolled the perimeter. "He is totally relaxed," authority," he said. "I'm quite munities. ed against following the ouster WAC officers feel will relate to "Students can become Karzai had earlier dismissed spokesman Hamid Sidiq said. confident. I am quite relaxed." -J many students. of the Taliban, who were largely involved in any little way," Griffith concerns about the king's safety "He is with his kids, the family "Our people have dealt with "Her poetry is sometimes very major problems in the past," he Pashtun. said. "Any small thing they can do in Afghanistan, saying a three- members. They are really in a descriptive and it is interesting to week delay in his trip was very good mood. They are look- added. "We should be able to "They might feel he is there to see the reaction of students after- can really change someone else." prompted by the perception in ing forward to being home very deal with minor problems be their voice, rectify the imbal- ward," Thompson said. "It is a March leaders are still needed. Italy and elsewhere of threats soon." which are left." ances,'' she said. "That's a very, very moving yet liberating experi- Contact the WAC office in the against him — not the reality on Zaher Shah was to have In an interview with The very important message to be Union to volunteer. the ground. returned to Afghanistan last Associated Press last month, going out." The BG News is hiring... • Copy Editors • Staff Editors • Photographers • Opinion Columnist • Reporters ■ Graphic Designers

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Government says cats aren't deductible www.bgnews.com/nation UTTLfc ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Two lax consultants accused of telling clients to deduct cat care as "rodent control" and to call a German shepherd a "mobile security system" were sent to prison yesterday. Donald Stuart Fletcher, 67, of La Honda, Calif, was convicted last year of conspiracy and other charges. U.S. District ludge Stephen Reasoner sentenced him to nearly six years in prison, fined him $50,000 and ordered him to repay the government $167,761. NATION Terrorist held under tight watch

By Larry Harpsak against American civilians" er cell with a laptop, a table and an al-Qaida defendant and an refused to have his background lawyers. In the future, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER which, in his viewpoint, "has no chain CD-ROMs that would not attack by two al-Qaida prisoners checked, they said, adding that Moussaoui's meetings with his ALEXANDRIA, Va. — An reason to be put on hold merely be searched; telephone access to that seriously injured the eye of a under Moussaoui's view of his lawyers will take place only in accused al-Qaida terrorist is justi- by virtue of imprisonment," the attorneys without being over- New York correctional officer. constitutional rights, bin Laden attorney-client rooms where fiably confined under the tightest government's written filing said. heard; a bar on searches of his They noted an al-Qaida train- could be admitted to provide secure conversations can be held, restrictions so that he will not Prosecutors did partially grant books, papers, computer and ing manual included a section on guidance. prosecutors said. escape, assault his jailers or send Moussaoui's request for a com- other defense preparation mate- secret writing with invisible ink The government said it is nec- Moussaoui is charged with coded messages to Osama bin puter, offering to allow one in a rials; a ban on recording conver- and use of codes to pass on secret essary to search Moussaoui's conspiring to commit acts of ter- Laden operatives, prosecutors secure room but not in sations with counsel; and the messages outside a prison. The legal materials. In the cell used by rorism, destroy aircraft, use air- asserted yesterday. Moussaoui's cell as he wanted. right for a "Mr. Doe" to visit in the manual instructs terrorists to the prisoners who attacked the planes as weapons of mass Responding to Zacarias U.S. District ludge Leonie presence of counsel, who would continue their holy war from jailer in New York, prosecutors destruction and murder U.S. Moussaoui's claim that he was Brinkema has scheduled a hear- not be identified to the govern- prison and to "complain (to the said a note was discovered that employees. In court papers, pros- too isolated to aid his defense, the ing for Monday on Moussaoui's ment. court) of mistreatment while in indicated the inmates intended ecutors accused Moussaoui of government asked a judge to request to ease his isolation in the In rejecting the requests, pros- prison." to take defense counsel and oth- some of the same activities as the oppose the defendant's "efforts at Alexandria Detention Center, ecutors said al-Qaida leaders The prosecutors said ers hostage in an effort to escape. Sept. 11 hijackers, including tak- micromanaging the prison." where he has no contact with have pledged to help colleagues Moussaoui wanted to see the The government, however, ing flight training in the United Moussaoui, who could face the other prisoners and is monitored escape from prison. The filing unidentified "lohn Doe" for cul- said prison officials have not States, inquiring about crop dust- death penalty, "has exhibited a constantly. cited an attempted courtroom tural and religious advice. This been recording any conversa- ing and buying flight training commitment to join a deadly war Moussaoui has asked for a larg- assault on a judge in New York by was rejected because the man tions between Moussaoui and his videos. Experimental treatment may help disease By Joseph B. Verrenjia directing the study at Emory effects of another experimental Patients with Parkinson's dis- Surgeons drilled five small ly in the mornings. AP SCIENCE WRITER University in Atlanta technique that uses neurological ease gradually lose motor control holes into a portion of the brain's Meanwhile, the field's leading DENVER — Scientists say a But patients' motor functions cells harvested from aborted and suffer from increased stiff- movement control center known Transplant method using hard- handful of patients with have improved and the intensity human embryos. ness, tremors and speech difficul- as the putanien; the holes were to-find brain tissue from aborted advanced Parkinson's disease are of (heir debilitating muscle "If anything this is an alterna- ties as their own dopamine-pro- made in a grad pattern to diffuse fetuses is still troubled by a devas- showing notable improvement tremors have been reduced by as tive," Watts said "So far, it appears ducing cells die. the transplanted cells. Some tating clinical selback lasl year. following the infusion of retinal much as 40 percent, Watts said to be safe and well-tolerated." To compensate for these loss- 350,000 cells were infused in each In 15 percent of the patients, cells into the damaged move- yesterday at the annual meeting The researchers went to a es, researchers grew millions of patient. ment centers of their brains. of the American Academy of donor bank and took retinal pig- duplicate RPE cells and mixed Within a month, researchers the embryonic cells have gener- The experimental procedure, Neurology. The first transplant ment epithelial cells from human them with microscopic gelatin said the transplanted cells appar- ated excessive levels of which was limited to six patients, was made 21 months ago. eye tissue. RPE cells are not brain beads. The retinal cells, which ently began to produce dopamine, resulting in uncon- remains years away from govern- While preliminary, the method cells, but they still produce normally are fixed in layers of the dopamine and the patients' trolled jerking movements and ment approval for clinical use, so far shows none of the short- dopamine, a neurotransmitter retina in the back of the eye, cling symptoms improved and they other side effects that researchers said neurologist Ray Wans, who is comings and disturbing side that controls movement. to the beads for stability required less assistance, especial- described as tragic. i nrrYi niii rri FTEJ i ri m [email protected]

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French cameraman Gilks Jacquier, after being shot at a Wfet Bank refugee camp. He was treated and released. OPINION New hotel boosts local economy YOU DECIDE ents visit the campus for the first Buckeye Boys' State. More knows how much potential come. It hasn't happened in over 25 Will the new hotel help time or come to register. accommodations could also be a money could be lost to the BG What this all boils down to are years. A new hotel, Hampton the local economy? President's Day is also another plus to attract more people to economy. When people visit the two things. First, the city will be Inn, is scheduled to open in University event that draws in a the Black Swamp Arts Festival. University, they also need to able to collect more money both Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion the fall. to respond. Results will be large number of visitors. Don't Spending the night in Bowling spend more time in BG, and that directly through taxes and indi- Some may complain that this updated frequently. forget the crowds that come to Green may not seem like such a can't happen when they have to rectly through outside consumer is not something that the city town for commencement cere- big deal, but imagine the possi- drive to the next town in order to spending. Second, the city will needs. Traffic on Wooster is monies. bilities. If people stay in Bowling spend the night. be even more attractive to visi- already heavy enough as it is. Then there are the other Green, they will eat here. They Having more accommoda- tors than it is now. Bowling However, this new hotel will Green just for University events. events and places that Bowling will shop downtown. More tions also opens up more possi- Green does not have to go hotel bring more than one benefit to Many alumni come back every Green has to offer. During the money will stay here in BG. bilities. The University and the crazy, but a few more rooms the city. year for Homecoming. During National Tractor Pulling Now, if these visitors are stay- city could host larger conven- would not hurt For one, think of the number the summer, thousands of Championship, the city is full of ing elsewhere, like Toledo, tions and gatherings. If the Quoting "Field of Dreams", "If of visitors that come to Bowling potential students and their par- visitors. Follow that up with Perrysburg or Maumec, who rooms are there, people will you build it, they will come."

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have left in the NICHOLE that, but I also have very flexi- semester? CROSKEY ble hours, so why not schedule me every waking hour I have? Your Bi-weekly I'm only 19; I don't want a life, Estrogen Fix right?Wrong. Third reason: You are looked It is quite a common thing down upon. I don't think half for us college "kids" to be stuck the people who don't work fast in crappy minimum wage jobs. food understand what hell it is I don't know about the rest of to work a job of that nature. you. but I wish someone would You are forced to succumb to ADAM FLETCHER hire me for a good job — and every customer's whim and no not reject me because they matter how wrong they are, JUNIOR have some preconceived they're always "right." I'm sorry, notion about college kids. I am but they aren't. OK, I don't work "Buttloads of papers at the land of McNuggets and ands 19, yes, but I am more respon- sible that most of the 20-some- Whoppers, but you don't know Prank alarms are no joke presentations." things I know. And of course, how many times I have had to because of my age, I get the job tell them that they are not at BRYAN The police came and arrested I miss being able to taste fresh that no one wants — fast-food. McDonalds or Burger King. DUNLAP me with half the building watch- air and wear my own shoes. I've Oh, joy. And you don't know how many ing. Since then, I have spent the never been caged up like this I have been thinking about times I've had customers make Guest Column last two days in the Wood before, and I've come to loathe it. the many reasons I discourage fun of me and my co-workers County Justice Center. This is not Now I know what a zoo animal anyone to work in the fast-food because of where we work. a very memorable experience, Recently, I was arrested for feels like. Our inmate clothes are industry, and I've come up One: Half of us are teenagers. inducing panic in Conklin Hall but it is one that will remain with orange, as are my school colors with these top five reasons just Two: Our job is not as easy as it North. I lost all common sense me forever. All I've done is sit in and the colors from my high why you shouldn't. I don't looks. If you like to be belittled, my cell or the common room and pulled a fire alarm. The school and elementary school. 1 BRAD CARPER know if this pertains to any- then the fast food industry is sirens and flashing lights made and play cards or watch televi- never realized I despise that body else who works in fast the place for you. sion. I wish that 1 had some JUNIOR me panic as well as everyone color so much. food... but it does to me. Fourth reason: You must material to work on for my class- else. The police arrived and But I can't really complain "Nothing — my brain First reason: I am poorly succumb to every customer's es, but this is not the case and I weren't very pleased with my because I'm trying to be on my paid. So, you probably will be, whim. If they want you to cut suppose I will fall behind. shut down two actions. best behavior so that 1 can get too. Think about this... a place their sandwich in half because When one is awake from 6 weeks ago." 1 can easily say that this was out of here as soon as possible. that turns in enough money in they're too lazy to do it them- the single most idiotic thing 1 am. until 11 p.m., cards and TV selves, then you must If they The only way to live in freedom 31/2 days to pay for my have ever done in my 19 years on aren't enough to occupy the want you to wait 20 minutes to is to play by the rules. 1 know that $11,000 Honda Civic, and all I this earth. Pulling fire alarms is brain. This leaves me a lot of take their order because they now and embrace the rules. I make is a lousy $6.30 an hour. no joke. time to think. I've thought about If that isn't enough money to want to be rude and hold up have to, or else I might end up When there isn't a fire and an the events over and over, and I'm entice an individual, then I the line for a cell phone convo, back here, which is the very last alarm goes off, most people obey still not exactly sure why I did don't know what is (haha). I you must let them. If they raise thing that I want to do, ever. I let the warning and take proper pre- something so stupid. I've been know people I work with who their voices to you and tell you my judgement take a break for cautions When this happens, thinking about how this will startedjust last year and only that you're a stupid (fill in the though, most people aren't very affect my academics, my friends, two seconds, and now I'm pay- made $5.40. I've been there blank here), you can't utter a happy about it and have a ten- my family and my whole life ing a heavy price. three years, and I make $6.30.1 word back. I am a slave to peo- dency to disregard it the next until my death. None of the out- If this letter is ever printed, I STEPHANIE started out at $5.40. If I get a ple who contribute a fraction time this happens. Suppose comes I've thought of have been want everyone to see my mistake JOHNSON raise every six months, figure of a cent to my hourly wage. It very promising. and learn from it. I've only been sucks. Why can't people stay at there is a real fire next time. JUNIOR that out. Can we say the owner Those that ignore the alarm Basically, with one momentary here for two days, and I already of our corporation is more of a home and rook? would be in very serious danger. lapse of judgement, 1 have suc- abhor the place. Everyone "Too much." penny pincher than my 74- Fifth reason: You smell like a This is how people become lax cessfully done something I will should understand that fooling year-old grandma? So, if french fry and you match the and get hurt. regret for the rest of my life. I 'm around is not tolerable and that money is the reason you're get- carpet in the dining room. I'm 1 really had no intentions of already on academic probation, the key to success is to be pre- ting a job, don't think about fast serious. At the fun fast-food pulling the alarm and am not and being locked up isn't helping pared. When something like a mmgr food. place I work, I could lie on the sure why I did. I was coming my school work very much. It's false alarm happens, people lose Second reason: I am taken carpet and become invisible. I down the stairs to smoke a ciga- not going to get much better their edge and become unpre- advantage of. And once again, don't know about any of you, either if I stay here for the next P53Lr£ but that's just not right. I am rette and then I was going to go pared. This is not how it should you will probably be as well. to bed after a long day. nine days, and I very well may be not a piece of furniture and be. I want everyone to know how Remember me saying I have kicked out of school when I get neither are any of you. And Unfortunately, I stopped at the much of a fool I was and how been there for three years? I am main desk, where I offered the out. These are all consequences one of about seven people out also, who likes coming home much remorse I have for doing RH clerk a peanut butter egg from of being an idiot and doing of 30 who have been there for reeking of trench fries, onions, such a horrible act. I had to learn my hand, the one that also con- something terrible that I wish I more than a year. Some of the pickles and mustard? I wish I this valuable lesson the hard ERIN tained the lighter. The clerk had never done. My parents are MONTGOMERY lovely people I work with think didn't have to come home and pulled a small joke on me. and I also ready to give me hell, and it way; I hope that others wont that because of that. I can do shower before I thought about blew it completely out of propor- is very likely they will take my have to Before you act, think of FRESHMAN more than one person's job — setting foot in public So yeah tion. She flicked a lighter under car. That is one of my least all the consequences that could and do it just as efficiently as if ... there's reason five you my chin hairs and burnt some of important worries, though, occur. That's all I ask. "Too many last- you had two people doing it. I shouldn't work in fast food. So them. This tlirew my concentra- because what do 1 need a car for Oh, and one last thing, I want minute quizzes and am no speed demon, I will heed my advice when finding a tion right out the window, even if I'm sitting in jail? All these to send my deepest apologies to admit. But because I know crappy minimum wage job. though it shouldn't have. Oh, thoughts as well as others are all those I disturbed at Conklin, tests." more than other people, I am Stay away from fast food or you how I regret even starting to running through my head at 90 the BGFD and the BGPD thought to be more adequate might end up like me — smoke in the first place. miles an hour. I'm terribly sorry. of an employee. And not only poor and bitter.

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By Malta Rulon The plant sent inspectors lo the arrested at Ohio airport ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER workers' homes and found that WASHINGTON —Four work- there was no danger, Wilkins said. IN! ASSOCIAJEO PRESS with railroads to transport crews ers from the Davis-Besse nuclear He said the plant's procedures COLUMBUS — A woman in passenger vans. power plant in Ohio carried for monitoring radioactive mater- found to have a loaded handgun Company policy prohibits radioactive particles on their ial are standard for the industry in her carry-on bag at Port clothing to a home, a hotel room and that finding microscopic par- Columbus International Airport employees from carrying any and nuclear plants in other states, ticles is nol unusual, especially remained jailed Wednesday night type of weapon on the job, said federal inspectors said. during refueling. on $150,000 bail. Karen Landmann, a vice presi- The particles, which are too Colleen Henderson of dent for Renzenberger, based in Workers typically wear protec- small lo see, posed no health risks tive clothing while at nuclear Columbus cried but said little Shawnee, Kan. Henderson is on to the workers or the public, said plants, then remove their suits in when she appeared in Franklin leave as the company investi- Nuclear Regulatory Commission County Municipal Court on gates, Landmann said. investigator Kenneth Riemer. a safe area where they are Tuesday on a charge of carrying a Henderson has no criminal However, "You don't typically screened lo make sure radioac- tive particles do nol escape Ihe concealed weapon, a third- record, police said. see something gel out of a site degree felony that carries a maxi- and be picked up like that," he plants. mum prison term of five years. County Prosecutor Ron Environmentalists and nuclear O'Brien said he's expecting a said. She was being held in the Federal investigators reviewed watchdog groups say there's no Franklin County fail. report on the incident from the safety procedures at the plant way to know whether there still When arrested at the airport on Port Columbus police within five near Toledo yesterday, said NRC arc some particles outside the Monday, the 51-year-old grand- days. spokesman Victor Dricks. plant. mother said she had forgotten the "We would review the circum- The licensee is supposed to "What they found was 13 parti- .22-caliber pistol was in the suit- stances of her arrest and her maintain control over radioactive cles that escaped. What we don't case. It was detected by an X-ray claim that it was a mistake or material and there are indications know is how many particles they machine al a security checkpoint. accident" before the case is pre- that they may have been remiss didn't find that also escaped," said Henderson was preparing to and that's what we are looking Shari Weir of Ohio Citizen Action. board a Northwest Airlines flight sented to the grand jury, O'Brien said. into," he said. Dave Lochbaum, a nuclear lo Detroit on company business. Richard Wilkins, a spokesman "At this point, 1 don't know why Associated Press Photo safety engineer for the She is a regional manager in for FirstEnergy Corp., ihe plant's Columbus for Renzenberger, a it would not go to the grand jury," ARRESTED: Colleen Henderson appears in Franklin County Washington-based Union of owner, said inspectors have tried Concerned Scientists, said such company that contracts primarily he added. Municipal Court Tuesday. to determine if the microscopic situations happen about once particles passed by the plant's monitors. every two to three years. "We're nol sure it did," Wilkins "For radioactive particles to be said. "We don't have any indica- on iheir own clothing, they either tion that ii is necessarily from our entered ihe contaminated zone plant." with improper protection or the Senators fight for kid testing Last month, four people work- radioactive particles got into ing for outside contractors on a allegedly non-contaminaled By Malta Rulon were commonly given to chil- Dodd said. Physicians and Surgeons imme- steam generator at the northwest zones," he said. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER dren without studies on their DeWine, Dodd and Sen. diately filed a lawsuit against it. Ohio plant, which has been shut Dricks said Lochbaum's esti- WASHINGTON — Senators safety or proper dosing because Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y, are push- That lawsuit is pending. down since February, carried 13 mate was accurate and described who support a law that encour- doctors had no alternative. ing a bill in the Senate to reinstate Shortly after the pediatric rule's radioactive particles to three the incident as "unusual but nol ages drug companies to test their DeWine and Sen. Christopher the pediatric rule. adoption, Congress passed the states. unique." Davis-Besse officials were noti- products on children said yester- Dodd, D-Conn., wrote a law — Democratic Reps. Henry financial incentives in the Federal inspectors planned to fied on March 22 by officials at review the screening process at day they'll push for additional which was reauthorized earlier Waxman of California, lohn DeWine-Dodd bill, so it's unclear legislation to keep the Food and this year — extending lucrative Duke Energy Corp.'s Oconee Davis-Besse and the plant's Dingell of Michigan and Sherrod to what extent the FDA forced Drug Administration from sus- brand-name patents for six Nuclear Station near Seneca. S.C., response lo the discovery of Brown of Oliio also plan to intro- manufacturers into child drug pending a rule that requires such months to drug companies that duce a bill to require the FDA to that radioactive particles were radioactive particles outside the testing. do safety testing of adult medi- studies. found on the sleeve of a worker plant. It was unclear how long the maintain the rule. Tlie new Best Pharmaceuticals entering the plant. Sen. Mike DeWine, Ft-Ohio, cines commonly given to chil- Health and Human Services review would take. for Children Act, signed into law An investigation by Davis- said the two measures were dren. spokesman Bill Pierce said the Also last month, inspectors intended to work together. But the FDA announced last in January, continued the finan- Besse that was forwarded to the government wants to make sure found thai leaks had allowed Without an FDA requirement, month that it would suspend for cial incentives and created a NRC on Friday indicated thai that medicines used to treat chil- additional particles were found boric acid lo eal a 7-inch wide many low-priced drugs — and two years a separate so-called grant program to pay for pedi- hole almost through the 6-inch vaccines — would fall through "pediatric rule" that requires all dren are safe and effective, and on clothing left at a South that scientific information about atric studies of other drugs not thick steel cap that covers Ihe the cracks, he said. new drugs and vaccines lo be covered by the incentives. Carolina hotel and al a worker's the products is available so home in Virginia. Davis-Besse plant's reactor vessel. "While our bill has accom- tested for children. The agency According to the FDA, drug plished a great deal and will con- said it wants to study whether the informed decisions can be made Riemer said another particle "They should have been on the companies have proposed 568 tinue to accomplish a great deal, new law makes the rule unneces- about their use. was found on the shoe of a fourth highest alert for safety measures," we need to fill in the gaps and sary. Drug makers oppose the pedi- studies for children's drugs as of worker who left Davis-Besse and said Christine Patronik-Holder of that is what this rule would do," "Taking away either of these atric rule, which was adopted in March 1. That's compared to.l 1 traveled to TXU Corp.'s Safe Energy Communication DeWine said. tools would represent a step 1998. 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By loanna Jolly stability after a transitional U.N traders from Yemen who settled occupation. IH! ASSOCIATED PRESS administration pulls out on May in East Timor more than 100 Unlike Gusmao, who remained DILI, East Timor — East 20. years ago. Unlike the majority of in East Timor to fight Indonesian Timor's prime minister on Gusmao won 82.7 percent of East Timorese, who are Roman troops from the mountains, Wednesday was the first to con- the 378,538 votes cast in Sunday's Catholic, Alkatiri is Muslim. Alkatiri left the country to live in gratulate the newly elected presi- vote, the U.N. electoral commis- He began working for indepen- exile in Mozambique dent, at the same time reminding sion announced Wednesday. dence while still at school, mobi- For the next 24 years, he taught him of future political differences Under East Timor's new consti- lizing his friends against the law and worked to gamer inter- in this soon-to-be-independent tution the president plays a large- Portuguese colonial regime that national support for East Timor's nation. ly symbolic role but is able to veto ruled East Timor for over 400 independence Prime Minister Man Alkatiri some legislation passed by the years. In 1974, Alkatiri and Gusmao, who rose to com- told Xanana Gusmao he would assembly. Real power lies in the Gusmao were part of a group of mand Fretilin's guerrilla army, not join a government of national hands of the prime minister and young activists that established was captured by Indonesian unity — a coalition of six parlia- parliament. Fretilin, a Portuguese acronym troops in 1992 and spent seven mentary parties — which "Some differences I think are for the Revolutionary Front for an years in a Jakarta jail. Gusmao has touted as the best for very healthy," Gusmao said when Independent East Timor. In 1999, after East Timor voted governing East Timor. asked after his acceptance Alkatiri now heads Fretilin, overwhelmingly for indepen- "There will not be this sort of speech about his relationship which controls two-thirds of the dence in a U.N.-sponsored refer- government," Alkatiri said. "If with Alkatiri. "We are united in national assembly elected last endum, Alkatiri returned and there was one, I would not be in one goal, to serve the interests of August. it." our people." The group's dreams of inde- took up a post as finance minister The disagreement is the latest The two leaders are childhood pendence were short-lived in the in the U.N. administration. in a long-running dispute friends who grew up as part of beginning. Shortly after Disagreements between the between the two men, a conflict East Timor's colonial elite. Portugal's withdrawal in 1975, men date back to the late 1980s Associated Press Photo which some analysts warn may Born in 1949, Alkatiri is a Indonesia invaded and began when Gusmao distanced his LANDSLIDE WIN: Xanana Gusamo, the newly elected president of jeopardize the country's political descendent of wealthy Arab what would be a bloody, 24-year guerrilla army from Fretilin. East Timor, speaks at a news conference yesterday.

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By Christopher Torchia had exploded until they noticed area and searched for the and was the last major Afghan ered mountains along the who (led their homeland during THE ASSOCIATED PRESS one of their group was bleeding assailant. They also warned city to fall to US-backed Afghan Pakistani border to try to cut off the past two decades of armed KANDAHAR. Afghanistan — A said Maj. Ralph Mills, a shopkeepers to be vigilant for fur- forces last year. escape routes into Pakistan. conflict. gunman .opened fire yesterday spokesman for U.S. Central ther attacks. During a speech Wednesday at On Wednesday, British officers In Kabul, the head of the U.N. on a group of U.S. troops shop- Command in Tampa, Fla. "There are still individual the Virginia Military Institute, said their forces had no clashed refugee agency, Rudd Lubbers, ping on a busy street in this for- The wounded American, Taliban or al-Qaida members in President Bush warned that with yet with al-Qaida or Taliban units. said the security situation in 80 to mer Taliban stronghold, wound- whose name was not released, the city," said Abdul Bari, a local the end of winter, al-Qaida forces However, the Royal Marines have 90 percent of the country was ing one American and an Afghan walked to his vehicle unassisted, commander. "They were proba- were regrouping to stage new found thousands of rounds of before escaping, the U.S. military witnesses said. He was taken to bly responsible for this. We may attacks in Afghanistan. ammunition, communication safe enough for refugees to and witnesses said. the U.S. military hospital at see more such incidents in the "As the spring thaw comes, we equipment and some docu- return. Afghan officials blamed the Kandahar airport, where he was future." expect cells of trained killers to try ments in caves and bunkers. However, Lubbers said efforts shooting on Taliban or al-Qaida reported in stable condition. On Friday, an assailant fired a to regroup to murder, create LL Col. Tim Chicken, 43, a vet- to bring home the remaining fugitives and said they feared The gun shop owner, who gave rocket at the Kandahar governor's mayhem and try to undermine eran of the Falklands War, said refugees might be slowed more attacks. The shooting his name only as Daood, said one mansion, located on a com- Afghanistan's efforts to build a British troops had also found because his agency was running occurred one day before Afghan also was wounded. pound that includes a special lasting peace," Bush said. bodies of al-Qaida fighters killed low on money. Afghanistan's former king was Another gunsmith, Mohammed forces barracks. The rocket U.S. and other international last month which appeared to expected to return to the capital, Saleem, said the Americans left missed the building and explod- officials have warned for weeks have been booby trapped to kill The United Nations had pre- Kabul, after 29 years exiled in the scene quickly after the attack. ed, causing no casualties. that Westerners, especially anyone who tried to move them. dicted that 400,000 Afghans Rome. He praised them for not opening Special forces could be seen Americans, were at risk from "We're pushing through here would return from Pakistan over Mohammad Zaher Shah was fire on a street filled with children late yesterday on the roof of the attack by Taliban and al-Qaida carefully, making sure all these the year. However, more than half to have come home last month, who had just left school for the barracks, surveying the busy fugitives. The risk is believed bunkers and caves can never be that number came home in the bul his trip was postponed day. streets through binoculars. Other greater, however, in Kabul and in used by the enemy again," he past seven weeks alone, he said. because of fears for his safety. "If they had been Russians, U.S. troops, mostly from the 101st provinces to the southeast where said. "We haven't made contact The agency has budgeted $271 Witnesses said the Americans, maybe they would have started Airborne Division, are stationed the U.S.-led coalition is hunting with the enemy as yet, but we do who were wearing civilian shooting" Saleem said. "We were at the Kandahar airport just south Taliban and al-Qaida forces. expect to." million for the repatriation pro- clothes, were at a gun shop when surprised that the Americans of the city. British Royal Marines joined Despite the ongoing tensions, gram, only about half that the shots were fired. The were armed but didn't shoot." Kandahar was the birthplace of that operation this week, sending the United Nations is trying to amount has been received from Americans thought a firecracker Afghan troops cordoned off the the radical Taliban movement elite troops into the snow-cov- return the millions of Afghans donors, Lubbers said. Camp X-Ray inmates have no right to legal services

By Paisley Dodtfs in response to a ruling from the The center made the petition continued their rolling hunger mission — part of the 34-nation detainees, who now number 299 I HE ASSOCIATED PRESS Inter-American Commission on along with the Human Rights strike to protest what they see as Organization of American States from 33 countries with scores GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL Human Rights, which last month Clinic at Columbia Law School their indefinate detention. — to rescind its request, saying it more expected from Afghanistan BASE, Cuba — In its latest rebuff petitioned the U.S. government and the Center for Justice and Capt. Al Shimkus, one of the has no jurisdiction in the case for expected in coming weeks. to demands for an independent to clarify within 30 days the status International Law. top surgeons at the base, said the several reasons, among them that There is no need to clarify the body to decide the legal status of of detained al-Qaida and Taliban "They are trying to avoid inter- men would be monitored in their the United States has not signed status of the detainees, it says, captives held here, the United suspects. national law and their obliga- cells and force-fed again if neces- States said detainees have no "What the United States is tions," Ratner said in a telephone sary. the American Convention on because "The United States has right to lawyers, and can be held effectively saying is that no one in interview from the center's head- Human rights lawyers say Human Rights and that the com- made it clear that the detainees as long as the U.S.-led war on ter- the world has the right to judge quarters. without formally charging the mission has no standing to apply are unlawful combatants ... who rorism lasts. them," said Michael Ratner, pres- On Wednesday, three captives, U.S. authorities are international humanitarian law. may be detained at least for the The State Department state- ident of the New York-based detainees who have been refus- holding the men illegally. Still the brief painstakingly sets duration of hostilities." ment, reported Wednesday, was Center for Constitutional Rights. ing regular meals since March 1 The U.S. brief asks the com- out the U.S. position on the

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LISA BETTINGER NOW Editor While discussing reality TV a few weeks back, I remember singing the praises of MTV's "The Osbournes." As I sal back and watched some reruns this week- end, I began to think. "What other family would I like to see on TV?" MTV doesn't have to go with these ideas, but VIII is in need of a hit show, so maybe one of these will work for them. These might also be some good ideas in case those negotiations between MTV and Ozzys clan go down the toilet. "The Nugents" would definite- ly not make for dull television. Anyone who saw Ted Nugent on "Behind The Music" knows that he lives up to the title "Motor City Madman." The audience could watch Ted working on the radio. They could watch him hunt. The only drawback would be the uproar raised by various environ- mental and animal rights groups. If you want a family more creepy than Ozzy, perhaps "The lacksons" would be more your speed. Michael is in dire need of good publicity, and what could be better than having his own reality TV show? He could show how he cares for his multitude of animals. Then again, do we really want to see what goes on behind the doors at his Neverland Valley Ranch? Michael is also very cam- era shy, so who knows how things would play out. OK, "The Gallaghers" would be for my own enjoyment. But Liam and Noel could probably whip up a good fight or two. Other than music, they are pretty much known for either their drinking or their short-fused tempers. And we might need to have subtitles new movie maestros as few people can really under- stand what in the hell Liam is independent student filmmakers produce on campus saying. If you want to go after the teen By David W. Stone Others may be simply drawn to video make the process far more "Every year we have a student the library to any student on market, how about "The THE BG NEKS the world of filmmaking for per- accessible. film festival, which we are cur- campus," Baron said. This signif- Carters?" You have Backstreet Multi-million dollar budgets, sonal reasons, according to "Most emerging student film- rently taking submissions for," icantly reduces the cost to aspir- Boy Nick, solo star brother Aaron actors with household names Cynthia Baron, assistant profes- makers start on video then move Martinez said. "Students can ing filmmakers. and sister Leslie "Like Wow" and scores of names taking cred- sor of theater. on to digital video," Baron said. drop off their submissions at the If there is one common theme Carter. Watch the competition it for something they may have While there are 75 film majors "One reason is that it is far more off campus student center." among the finished products of between three teen pop stars. had little to do with may be what on campus, they are not the cost effective and is better for This year's student film festival student filmmakers, it is variety. This one is sure to be a hit with most people associate with entirety of the students who post-production." will be held Saturday, April 27, in According to Barron, the films that ever-elusive 18 to 24 demo- movies. Here on campus, there is make the independent films. In addition to classes, there are the Gish Film Theater beginning can range in length from 20- graphic. another world of film with few "A few years ago, a telecommu- student organizations dedicated at noon. The deadline for sub- minute shorts to full-feature Of course, not everyone is up actors and almost no budget; it is nications student was one of the to filmmaking. missions is April 24. length films over an hour long. for a super dose of sugary-sweet the world of the student film- best in a student film festival. The The Independent Film and However, a student need not There is a similar degree of varia- pop. In that case, how about "The maker. film was hilarious," Baron said. Theater Corps provides students be in a class or an organization to tion in topics as well. Van Halens?" We can spend time Many of these students are Technology has had an influ- who arc interested in filmmaking become involved in filmmaking. "Some are very abstract and watching what Eddie has been film majors who are required to ence on the world of movie mak- an opportunity to explore their Once at Bowling Green, students cover art house-type material doing to pass the time lately. make a film for a capstone to ing. In the past, the high cost of 16 art, as do several other student can get a start as writers, directors while others are more low brow Maybe he will plunk down some their senior year. Others are art mm film alone could be quite groups. There is also the Film and producers for their own films and body humor films," Baron money to buy tickets for that majors seeking a path for self- restrictive to those who wanted Students Committee, headed by simply by having an idea and a said. "We are on a college cam- just-announced David Lee expression or students in the field to make film, not to mention Matt Martinez, which provides a student ID. pus, so while there are some films Roth/Sammy Hagar tour. That of telecommunication or visual editing and other post-produc- forum to students who wish to "There are digital video cam- that are very intellectual, crude would make for great TV communication technologies. tion work. Today, VHS and digital explore filmmaking. eras that can be checked out at humor is still popular." Reality TV can also help revive a career as well. If that is the case, then perhaps we should think about "The Hansons." Has that young drum-playing boy grown up and calmed down? What Art exhibit links different styles in various locations exactly are they doing now any- way? Are they even trying to avoid going to the "Where are By Lisa Bettinger Illuminato and fellow professor "They've come up with com- tures four underwater lightboxes ("Forbidden Views"), Ginny they now" files? THE BG NEWS Heather Elliott are instructors for pletely different projects," she and mirrors in the pond in front Hickey ("Essential Rhythms: A Reality TV families don't have University students will be the course. said. of the Student Recreation Center. Circle For Unity"), Brandy playing a prominent role in this "This has been their (the stu- Elliott and Illuminato also to limited the world of music, CM. Holtwick's "We Are lluther ("Flower Power"), lessica either. Hollywood also has sever- weekend's Art Walk. dents') main project," Illuminato noted that this project brought Watching You," utilizes hidden al famous families that would be "Links/Public Art, Bowling said. together both computer art stu- Maloney ("Women's Space"), perfect for the small screen. "The Green" is a display with different Elliott explained part of the cameras and monitors along Mario Marzan and Kevin O'Neil dents and those who study more with the placement of television Baldwins" would be great. There pieces located all over the city. meaning behind the exhibit. traditional 3D art, two groups ("Parallels: A Look Back on has to be some friendly competi- in different places in the city. Many of the works will be in the "Good art doesn't have to be in a which don't often get to work Bowling Green"), Marcy Patin tion between the brothers when Students in "Links" include downtown area, but a shuttle bus gallery," she said. together Both instructors also ("An Enticement"), Chris it comes to movie parts. The per- will be made available to take vis- Along with campus locations, Jerod Christy ("Where Are You said that they are excited about Schwartz ("Breakdown of sonalities range all over the itors to works that are outside the works in the exhibit are located in Going"), Kristi Eckstein and board, from serious Alec to goof- the exhibit and the work that downtown area. The exhibits will places like. Wood County Susan Palmer ("Are You Caged"), Restriction on the Streets of ball Stephen. It would be great. be on display during tomorrow Landfill, Wood County Historical their students have done. Bowling Green"), Karl Like any other winning TV TWenty-two students have put Christie Evans and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 Center and Museum, and the Steavenson ("Remnants in show, there will always be copy- together works for the show. ("Remembrance"), Paul Gaboury cats that come along. If there has p.m. Evening works will be on Bowling Green Nature Preserve. Iron"), Kyle Stivason ("Frailty of display from 8 until 11 p.m. For their projects, the students Several of the works will be on and Jeremy Link ("Space to be another show like "The campus. Gina Cipolla and Amy Invaders: Video Games in the Destructive"), Ken Osbournes," the very least MTV The exhibit came from the had to go and look at three differ- America"), Deneva Coins ("Spirit Thompson ("Crop Circles") and can do is pick an interesting fam- "Technology, Space and Public ent locations to see which space Mead are behind "Hydrophobia: ily. Hopefully whichever network Art" class. "It grew out of the best fit their ideas. Elliott calls this An Alteration of Your Dance — Expression About Emily Wharton ("Girl's Night goes with it, chooses wisely. class," said Michelle Uluminato. "mapping the space." Subconscious." The work fea- Expression"), Mandy Goldsmith Out"). 1 I I 10 Thursday, April 18,2002 NOW WWW.BGNEWS.COM Sinisstar watches its star rise, opens for Rob Zombie

ByBndNypchak song writing process as well so came about (because) the record THE BG DEWS that we end up with better songs. label needed a change of pace Every new band must grind Brad: I got the record yesterday and sent us down to Atlanta and through getting the public to and I've given it three spins so far, did the two songs with Brendan. hear, let alone remember, its and listening to it, I've heard a lot The song "Clear Plastic" is about music. Sinisstar, currently open- of different sounds put into it, the watered-down mainstream ing for Rob Zombie, is no excep- hear a lot of different influences. world, so therefore it needed to tion. The band is a perfect fit for Is that just because you have a lot reflect that, and it needed to be the tour. The music is techno- of different tastes within the somewhat flimsily. You know inspired rock heavy on moods band, or were you trying to write what I mean, it needed to repre- dark as its leather. As its debut an eclectic, diverse record? sent that catchiness. "White record Future Sliock is slated for a Edgy: We wanted the record to Noise" is one of those songs that late May release. What does be diverse, and we wanted it to just happened. It was written and Sinisstar do to prepare for this? stretch the limits of where a hard recorded and mixed immediate- Play lots of shows and do lots of rock record should go. But we ly. Whereas versus the other publicity. I was fortunate enough wanted to remain within the songs on the record took months, to have a phone conversation framework of what we estab- "White Noise" is very fast. wf'ML%/,i with Sinisstar's vocalist Edgy, a lished as our identity amongst Brad: Those two do have a very cordial, nice guy who gave me the ourselves. So kinda both. We different feel from the rest of the rundown on the band's history. wanted to stretch the limits but record. I wasn't sure if that was The following is an excerpt from not outside the genre itself. due as a result of the different that conversation. Brad: What is that identity? producer. I'm more familiar with Brad: This is the third big show What are you trying to bring Bob Marlette's Alice Cooper you guys having been working across? recordings and those are very with. You had the Limp Bizkit Edgy: Texturally, musically, we thick, very heavy, very bottom Photo provided wanted to build a wall of sound oriented, and for songs like tour and the Adema tour. "FUTURE SHOCK": Band members (from left to right) Sid, China, Edgy, Shadow and Breck are cur- Edgy: Yeah, this is our third real with this record. All of us really "White Noise" and "Clear Plastic" tour. So far this is the best. Going like records in the past that were the thicker chorus are very sharp rently on the road opening for Rob Zombie. The band's debut album, Future Shock is scheduled for real well and the audience produced in such a way that cre- contrasts. release late in May nn Geffen records. The band has already toured with Adema and Limp Bizkit. respond really well. ate a very wide, cinematic, pow- Edgy: I sort of see it as being records that you guys enjoyed as hell. No one's ever said that tc .ne Brad: There are a lot of elec- Brad: It's pretty impressive that erful sound. So we're trying to do not much different. I see it releas- fans comes through in some of before. tronic aspects, and there is a lot of you've picked up three big shows that while still having the con- ing in a different way. Like in the the music that you're making. Brad: I'll just draw on a couple studio work to give it that layered without having (he record out yet cepts of the songs and the ideas chorus, the energy release in Edgy: For me, I was an elec- more things I thought I heard. I sound. How does that translate to How'd that come about? of the lyrics comfortably within "White Noise," it's a sustained tronic musician for 12 years cre- heard aspects of Bowie on a cou- on stage and performing it live? Edgy: Well, the record's been that. We didn't want the produc- chord rather than a driving a ating electronic noise and land- ple of the songs. Edgy: Performing these songs done for about a year, and the tion of the record to overshadow picked chord. The vocal melodies scapes. Slowly but surely, I Edgy: Sure, I wouldn't say live is a little different. They have label is waiting to put it out at the the lyrics and meaning, and we and the vocal approach are basi- became reacquainted with my direct aspects. I would say the to be simplified because there's so right time. So, in order to keep us didn't want the lyrics and the cally the same. The sound design heavy metal roots which I had as influence is there. many sounds on the record we'd busy, we've been touring. The meaning to be the only thing is a little lighter. We wanted to be a kid and blended the two togeth- Brad: I heard it on "Spaceman" about the record. We wanted the a little more of a rock song sim- have to have a bunch of people tour with Rob Zombie came er. A couple of other guys shared in particular. production to reflect what they pler. Our record had become very up there to make the sounds about because we have the same Edgy: Yeah, people seem to be management company and meant. loaded with sound, and we want- the same evolution, blending Obviously, it's a little stripped- record company, so it sorta Brad: In particular, the two ed "White Noise" to reflect that rock and the electronic stuff. saying that. You're the second or down version of the songs while makes sense. songs that stuck out to me were new sort of freedom we felt when Brad: I'm an old school metal third guy to say that, which is still sounding virtually the same. head, and that's where I'm com- cool. Brad: When it comes to the the Brendan O'Brien songs with we went down to Atlanta. The The important parts are kept, and music, how did you guys end up " White Noise" and "Clear Plastic," pressures of being in Los Angeles ing from. I can't help but think of Brad: Maybe it's a construction some of the Tim Skold stuff, the of image as well as sound, but I the more decorative parts are coming up with the songs? being probably the most catchy, weren't there. We felt free with the lost. So it's really just us playing Edgy: We just write songs much brighter, chorus-oriented record label encouraging us to later Shotgun Messiah records or heard a New York Dolls influence the song. There are a lot of elec- together as a band fairly well, and songs. Is that why you tried to get break new ground and just went the Skold solo records. as well. we like to write with our produc- somebody like an O'Brien to do for it. Edgy: Skold? Skold's one of my Edgy: Definitely. The in-your- tronics still that our drummer ers, whoever they may be at the these tracks? Brad: The long line of influ- favorite industrial artists. He is face defiance of the sort of trashy triggers. We come pretty close to time. We invite them into the Edgy: Working with Brendan ences and different styles of f—ing amazing. That's cool as metal like that is there. sounding like the record.

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Over," where Rzeznik allows his such a wide audience? You give The only downfall associated Ed Hale's combination of rock knows its guitar licks and solos, music and vocals to slowly build them an amalgam of some of the with the tracks is the occasional and world music makes for an but maybe too well. When nearly up to the chorus. most popular hip hop and tech- video game feel you sometimes odd creation. His songs are every song had a similar sound- The album's lyrics and songs no stars around. achieve with several techno reflections of his travels around ing guitar solo, 1 began to expect arc pretty much split between The soundtrack to "Blade II" is mixes. In spite of this shortcom- the world and the styles that it. However, with a solo like that, Rzeznik and bassist Robby Takac. a fresh new mix of genres that is ing the disc caught my attention inspired him along the way. His I could deal with it. Takac even handles some of the reminiscent of the rap/rock mix from the start and kept me going Bowie-like voice makes him easy While "Coke Stoned (Dead By throughout the joumev. Grade vocal chores. For those who have of the late '90s. Legends from to listen to, but the music can, at A Razorblade)" is supposed to be both fields converge to give the B- never listened to a Goo album in - times, be lacking in appeal. My the song that stands out on the full, it's a bit of a shock. Takac, tracks something new that - -Jeffrey Rodriguez reaction: not bad, not great. But CD, 1 was more impressed with however, does not stray far from seemed lacking from both hey, the album comes with a free Goo Goo Dolls the rest of the album. He can sing worlds. Team-ups such as Eve sticker: bonus. Grade C- "Fire and Ice." It's that pretty just as well as Rzeznik. His vocals and Fatboy Slim, Redman and -Andrea WilMm song that also totally rocks out. Gutterflower Ed Hale and The song "Dinosaur r are a little more rough, though. Gorillaz, Bubba Sparxxx and The • Crystal Method and Mystikal Transcendence Extinction" seemed a little mind- lohn Rzeznik is one hurt rock For Goo fans, this should be no Chaotic Euphoria surprise. and Moby are sure to catch the Rise and Shine less, but maybe I'm not getting . star. From the lyrics on attention of the fans of either sell-titled what the song is really supposed [ Gutterflower. it's somewhat easy Gutterflower is a decent genre, giving them a new twist to be about. The song "Socialite" to tell that he's had his heart bro- album. The sound is nothing Ed Hale is back, this time with really new. The only new thing is on old favorites. a new band and a new sound: Kudos to this hard rock trio makes up for it asTrevino's raspy *ken. However, imagine some- straight out of Bowling Green. ' what hurtful and angry lyrics that the band comes across as Eve and Fatboy Slim put Planet Music. His creation of this tone spills emotion. being fairly pissed off. Whoever together a street ballad worthy of new sound can be described as a Melodic metal seems to sound While 1 wasn't completely ! delivered with a pop punch. even better when it's local. As far as style goes, there is made the band so angry is obvi- any dance club. Eve's lyrics are mix of modem rock and world- blown away by every song on the Chaotic Euphoria did it just right ■ nothing really new with ously listening to this with a great reminiscent of her earlier works music styles. Interesting to say CD, I could easily listen to every | Gutterflower. It's still the same deal of discomfort. Grade B- with the Rough Riders. Fatboy the least. This album features the with this one. The songs are hard song and pick out something in without being too much, and the • Goo Goo Dolls sound that was - Lisa Bettinger Slim gives the song an amazing singles "Better Luck Next Time," it that 1 really liked. Chaotic new feel never felt before within a modem rock song; the poppy vocals are in your face but clear I present on Dizzy Up The Girl, just Euphoria has definitely got tal- • fewer sappy happy ballads. the hip hop industry. "Do You Know Who You Are," a and easy to understand. Lead ' In a different turn, Redman dance rock song; "The lourney;" singer Demo Trevino has a great ent. After having a listen, this is , However, the band knows what Various Artists one local band I'm going to have | song to release as its first single, takes the Gorillaz song "19-2000" and the funk sounds of "Ties voice and isn't afraid to use it to Blade II Soundtrack and gives the lyrics a fresh jump Cool." The album also includes sing melody rather than scream- to check out live. You can see live ■ "Here Is Gone." It's the right mix for yourselves tonight at \ of angst and pop. Not too angry, start. Redman breathes his own the song "So Quiero Wm Xodo/ ing like so many other metal Easystreet, headlining with ■ not too pretty. It's also the Blood, bullets, and Blade, oh life into this well-known song All You Need is Love." Listeners bands. \ strongest song on here. The next my! How do you set up a sound- and makes it his own. It, in and will recognize the popular cho- "Stand," the first song, grabs Redheaded Stepchild and ; song with single potential is "It's track to a movie sequel that is of itself, has the making of a club rus in this not-so-remarkable you in to what Chaotic Euphoria Sourmoon opening. Grade B+ sure to draw the attention of classic. remake of the Beatles song is all about: guitar. This band ■Andrea Willielm

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By David W. Stone projected against the side of or shine," Kilpatrick said. "Not to package of stage antics and pyro tHE 8C NEWS Uptown/Downtown 8-11 p.m. It mention the wonderful coffee Downtown Bowling Green will shows a young woman getting shops and restaurants down- become an art gallery this week- ready to go out and the way peo- town along much of the route. By Brad Klypchak song responses were subdued at end when it is overtaken by the ple react to her when she does. This way people can go at their THE BO HCWS best. As well, flow was broken loth annual Art Walk. "It will be interesting to see own pace and enjoy the works Calling this a concert review is between some songs from the "This is an opportunity for how people react to her work," and have a refreshment if they misleading. Rob Zombie, for multiple 30-second video inter- local artists in Bowling Green and IUuminato said. want." love of shtick. was more than ludes including the shameless Wood County and at the "We are Watching You" will musical performance. The hits Most of the displays will be in plug of Zombie's Elm, "House of University to showcase their tal- seek to call issues of privacy and businesses on Main Street, of White Zombie and Rob's solo 1000 Corpses." Still, my low ents," Earlene Kilpatrick said. security into question by setting career were there. But what sal- between Clough and Clay, attention span enjoyed the A wide variety of works will be up surveillance cameras and though some will be on neigh- vaged the set were the extras. If dumb-fun spectacle of it all. on display both outdoors and video monitors along to record boring streets. Maps will be post- the music seems a little stale (as Newcomer Sinisstar faced the inside businesses. Among these passersby and rebroadcast the ed downtown to help locate the a good portion of it was — heard unenviable task of opening to images for them to see. accord- are works of performance art, exhibits. live, formulaic songs get indis- folks that had never heard the ing to Dluminato. tinguishably redundant), pay painting, film and more. Numerous volunteers have band before. Its brief set was a "One artist, Chris Schwartz, "You are Here," a collaborative attention to the pyro bursts or been very instrumental in help- training course in starting out — will be doing a performance work by Mario Marzan and Kevin watch the video images ranging ing to make the are walk possible enthusiastic performance, rock piece called Break Down of O'Neil, explores the history of from '50s stag film and go-go star poses, pandering for Bowling Green with historic as well, according to Kilpatrick. girls to clips of Charles Manson, Restrictions,' where he will be applause and a reminder to wearing a suit and will suddenly markers telling of historic events Among them are a number of Clockwork Orange and horror Greek organizations and individ- films. Need more over-stimula- "Please buy our record when it begin dancing," said Michelle that have happened here. Four local professional artists uals from both the town and tion? How about occasional comes out." The mix wasn't dis- Dluminato, an art professor. "It is tinct and very bass-heavy, mak- talking about how society will be unveiling new works as University. These individuals are "dance" sequences from robots, essential guides and insure the monsters and a visibly apathetic ing what could have been more restricts us." well during the art walk, accord- safety of the pieces that are on woman? There's the huge successful, like the catchy The slide performance "Girls ing to Kilpatrick. "It is free and will be held rain display. demon head that served as a "White Noise" or driving "First Photo Provided Night" by Emily Wharton will be drum riser. Oh, yeah, music was Day of Nowhere" fairly nonde- being played too. script. Lots of programming, too ROB ROCKS: Rob Zombie is While Zombie commanded — Edgy was barely heard in currently on the road promot- early on, his mood shifted by comparison to the triggered ing his new album The mid-set. Here, the remaining backing vocals. Still, the crowd Sinister Urge. He played BG NEWS performance fell into detached played along because the band Detroit's State Theater last autopilot. The crowd might have has appeal. It wasn't a great set week along with label mate ENTERTAINMENT UPDATES had something to do with that as but not bad either. Grade: Sinisstar. sing-a-longs fell flat and after- Zombie: B, Sinisstar It Prime-Time ratings 3. (30) "CBS Sunday Movie: The Changing Lanes' Pilot's Wife," CBS. 12.5, 13.2 (AP) — Research for April 8-14. million homes. tops box office Listings include the week's 4. (I) "Friends." NBC, 11.7,12.3 ranking, with rating for the (AP) — "Changing Lanes," the million homes. Ex-Van Halen singers join forces week and season-to-date rank- 5. (X)"Friends," NBC, 11.5.12.2 road-rage drama starring Ben tHE ASSOCIATED PRESS ings in parentheses. of lune. More concerts will be headlining tour." million homes. Affleck and Samuel L lackson, LOS ANGELES — David l£e An "X" in parentheses denotes announced later. Hagar, 54, said the two singers 6. (5) "Everybody Loves debuted as the top weekend Roth and Sammy Hagar will hit "Bono called me and said we a one-time-only presentation. would flip-flop on who would Raymond," CBS, 11.4,12.0 mil- the road together for a concert had to do this for world peace, have top billing at each show. The rating is the percentage of film with $17.1 million. tour in which the two former lion homes. ladies and gentlemen," Roth, 46, Roth was a founding member the nation's estimated 105.5 Other new films in the top 10 Van Halen singers will switch off 7. (7) "Survivor: Marquesas," joked at a news conference. of Van Halen in 1974 along with million TV homes. Each ratings were Cameron Diaz's gross-out as the headlining act night to The two said they would play guitarist Eddie Van Halen, his point represents 1,055,000 CBS, 11.1.11.7 million homes. night. on the same bill but don't plan to romantic comedy "The households. 8. (15) "60 Minutes," CBS, 10.9, Roth and Hagar said Tuesday perform together, though Hagar older brother Alex Van Halen on Sweetest Thing," which opened 1. (2) "CSI: Crime Scene 11.5 million homes. the tour will begin May 29 in later hinted he would be open to drums and Michael Anthony on at No. 3 with $9.4 million, and bass. Hagar, who took over as Investigation," CBS, 13.7,14.5 9. (12) "Will & Grace," NBC, Cleveland, with dates set in teaming up with Roth on stage. the horror tale "Frailty," which Detroit, Chicago, Houston, "You have to think of this as singer when Roth left the band million homes. 10.7,11.3 million homes. Phoenix, Los Angeles and about two tide fights with no under- in the mid- 1980s, left Van Halen 2. (6) "Law and Order," NBC, 10. (23) "The King of Queens," premiered in ninth place with 15 other cities through the end card," Roth said. "This is a co- himself in the mid - 1990s. 13.1,13.8 million homes. CBS, 10.3,10.9 million homes. $4.2 million. Check out exclusive news on the BG News Web Site at

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ALYSON GABEL Pistons manhandle Bucks WOMEN'S TENNIS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS games. Detroit (50-32) got its first 50-win first-round matchup with Detroit before settling for a 64-44 lead at Gabel won in both AUBURN HILLS, Mich. —The The only way the Bucks could season since 1996-97. Rick by beating the Pistons, but the intermission. The Pistons hit doubles and singles Milwaukee Bucks failed miser- make the playoffs was if the Carlisle passed Chuck Daly for Bucks were out of the game by eight 3-pointers in the half, one in BG's match with ably in their last chance to control Indiana Pacers lost at home to most wins by a rookie Pistons halftime. short of a team record. their playoff fate, losing by 34 Miami, Gabel's Philadelphia later yesterday. coach. The Bucks led by as many as The second half turned into a points to the Detroit Pistons — Wallace, who grabbed 20 Detroit also hit a team-record seven points in the first quarter, prolonged victory party for the former team. 123-89 — as Ben Wallace all but rebounds, joins Hakeem 15 3-pointers. but the Pistons ended the period Pistons as they led by as 36 points. locked up the rebounding title. Olajuwon, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Glenn Robinson led with a 20-4 run to go up by nine Notes: Detroit's 64-point half The blowout loss was the latest and Bill Walton as the only players Milwaukee with 21 points, but Stackhouse had 13 of Detroit' 32 was its most productive of the and perhaps final act in a dramat- to lead the league in rebounds Sam Cassell and Ray Allen had points in the period season.... Detroit will have home- ic Milwaukee collapse, as the and blocks in the same season. only six each. Detroit continued to dominate court advantage in a playoff series Bucks — who came within one Cliff Robinson scored 24 points Milwaukee could have in the second quarter, pushing for the first time since the 1990- game of going to the NBA Finals and Jerry Stackhouse added 23 as clinched the seventh seed and a the margin to as many as 21 91 season. last year—lost 16 of their final 22 Reds call QUIET upKearns KE11YHUNT toffllleft BASEBALL field spot Hunt hit his ninth By Terry Kinney homerun in the IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Falcon's victory over CINCINNATI — Austin Defiance on Tuesday. RIOT Keams had just hit his fifth home run in four games for the Double-A Chattanooga Lookouts when he got a call Morton makes Tuesday night. Get to Cincinnati, he was told, you're starting in left field yesterday night against Houston. 'Two weeks into the season, BGNEWS noise on the field I wasnt expecting anything to BRIEFING happen." Keams. 21, said By loel Hammond and he has no choice to be a yesterday. Men's tennis stays THE BG NEWS good person and a hard work- The Lexington, Ky, native, unbeaten in MAC Jason Morton was quiet his er." told his parents to meet him in freshman year. He didn't say Morton, a native of Cincinnati. WWW BGSUIAICONS COM much about anything. He did- Columbus and alumnus of "They were planning on The Bowling Green men's n't tell his roommate to be Independence High School, coming to Chattanooga this tennis team prevailed by a 4-3 quiet He didn't speak in class. came to BG as a highly touted weekend to bring some stuff count over Bali State He didn't say much on the recruit, having made two All- for my apartment," Keams University in yesterday's field, either. Columbus teams as a running said. matchup of MAC unbeatens The Bowling Green safety back and having won three let- More likely than not, Keams at Keefe Courts. The win gives will admit that he didn't have a" ters in both football and track. will need to furnish that the Falcons a 3-0 record, and lot of confidence then. After arriving here in 2000, Tennessee apartment in about means BG controls its own In 2001, he however, Morton learned the a week He's been told that his destiny in its quest for the was still quiet, difference between high first callup to the major leagues MAC's regular-season title. but became a school and college football. won't last long BGSU is now 16-10 overall in bit more "In high school, it was like I "1 need an extra player, and dual-match play this season. vocal. He was the man, like 1 had a step it's an opportunity for him," yelled at his above everyone," Morton said. said Reds manager Bob Boone. roommate. "But I got here and I didn't "My message to him was just He started to know how to take the coach- go out and have some fun." participate in ing. The coaching was much Keams is one of the Reds' James MORTON class. And on different here than in high top prospects, but his major, the football school, and I didn't know how league debut didn't happen field, he let his actions do the to take it. 1 just thought that solely because of the way he's talking. these coaches didn't like me, hitting minor league pitching. named New BG coach Urban Meyer that they were out to get me. First baseman Sean Casey was said that Morton didn't have a Now, it's like I know they just hit in the head with a pitch lot of confidence then, either. want to win. And so do I." Saturday in Philadelphia, and 'Player of Now, with good play thus far right-hander Jose Acevedo was this spring and his confidence The Switch demoted after giving up four up, Morton is faced with two After playing in all 11 games home runs in 1 2-3 innings the Year* new challenges — being a his freshman year, mostly on Tuesday night. vocal leader on a defense that special teams, Morton looked "Jose failed in a situation THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lost so i ii.'iiiv after 2001, and to make a significant impact in when the timing was very AKRON — Ohio Mr. Basketball trying to make the switch from his sophomore campaign. He bad," Boone said. "I fully LeBron James yesterday became comerback to safety for the made 29 tackles, 19 of which expect he will be back" the first high school junior to 2002 campaign. were solo, but still struggled on At least for the rest of the become Gatorade's national bas- "Above all, Jason is a quality the field at times. Now, with week Boone will have Keams' ketball player of the year in the person, as a student, person Chad Long and Sergio Lund bat He won't have to decide award's 17-year history. and competitor," Meyer said. lost to graduation, and Janssen until Sunday whether to bring Other high schoolers who Rick Hum BG NB»S "He's got a great personality, Patton and Keon Newson in at up another pitcher, but once have won the Gatorade award for Casey returns, Keams' first PICKED: BG safety Jason Morton snags a pass at practice which is a reflection of his basketball include Kobe Bryant. mother. I've met his mother, MORTON, PAGE 13 major league stint likely will Chris Webber, Alonzo Mourning yesterday during a defensive back drill. end and Baron Davis, now stars in the "1 don't think hes going to NBA. replace Sean Casey," Boone The 6-foot-7 lames averaged said. "As soon as Caseys back, 29 points, 8.3 rebounds, 5.7 there's not room to squeeze assists and 3.3 steals this season him in." while leading Akron St Vincent- Championship match canceled Casey has seen a specialist Si. Mary to a third straight trip to —X-rays and a CAT scan show the state tournament ByWesHolsmger going to drown at the bottom of normal activity — but Casey THE BG NEWS In March, he won Ohio's Mr. a ruck I could just imagine the still feels piercing pain when Basketball award for the second Rain, on the proportions of a headlines for that one." his head gets joggled, such as year in a row, a month after biblical deluge, forced cancella- In their final tune-up for this when he runs becoming the first high school tion of the second day of the weekend's national champi- "Its not so much hitting, but underclassman basketball player Ohio Rugby Classic just as onship, the ruggers crushed the anything more than a walk to appear on the cover of Sports Bowling Green and Ohio State University of Cincinnati 38-5 gives me a sharp pain," Casey Illustrated. were about to meet in the cham- and Ohio State-Marion 36-12 said They think everything Gatorade names 10 top play- pionship match. Featuring 80 and beat the' University of looks fine, but it was a signifi- ers in girls and boys sports at the teams from all over the United Dayton 13-5. cant blow to my head national level. States and Canada, the tourna- "Actually, we saw everything I've never been hit that hard Four professional athletes with ment was forced to call a halt we needed to see at Saturday's before. I've never been scared national endorsement deals for when the fields, located next to a matches," MazzareUa said. like that before" Gatorade — New York Yankees creek, were inundated by torren- "Anything more would have just Casey said as he lay on the shortstop Derek Jeter, tial rains falling since late the created a needless injury risk" ground, his first thoughts were Washington Mystics forward previous evening. BG wasted no time dissecting about his wife and 6-month- Chamique Holdsclaw, "This is only the second time the University of Cincinnati. oldson. Indianapolis Colts quarterback in 34 years that I've seen a rugby Before most of the crowd had "It wasn't a baseball issue," Peyton Manning and Toronto game called off due to weather," settled in on the sidelines, the Casey said "It was more like a Raptors guard Vince Carter — said BG coach Roger MazzareUa Falcons had already racked up Photo pmrfed fife issue." also were Gatorade award win- "Rugby players like to think 12 points. Fullback Andy Riddel! Casey has seen replays. ners in high school they're pretty tough, but there PLOW AHEAD: Falcon wing Kevin Mongold sprints up field for his That's all he knows about the wfts a real danger someone was j RUGBY, PAGE 13 first of three tries against Cjayton. injury ^ f, i WWW.B6NEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday. April 18,2002 13 Seniors leave large shoes for Morton

MORT0M, FROM PAGE 12 ration for his predecessors at his new position—Long and Lund comerback. Morton will make the Those guys were great athletes, switch to safety, one he expects to but more than that I really looked up make successfully. to them as people," Morton said "I'm still trying to grow as a play- "I've learned the mental toughness er," Morton said. "Ihi trying to be side of the game from them; now I athletic and play the position right, know how to be mentally tough in aD but it will take some time. It's going situations, like games and practice. to be very difficult to fill those guys' "They came out every week and shoes.... They were great players, on every practice and gave it their alL 1 and off the field" greatly respected the way they Meyer believes that Morton has played ... I think that I can be the the talent and ability to make the new leader in the secondary, but switch and that he will fit into the lanssen can also be that guy" safety position well to compliment Meyer knows that will have to be Patton and Newson at comet the case in the Falcons' defensive "lason will be a two-year starter backfiekL for us," Meyer said. "He's actually "lanssen is the No 1 leader back more of a safety than a comer hes a there," Meyer said, "but Jason is No. very athletic guy, he just needs to 2. The young guys are learning from learn his surroundings and have he and lanssen. so he will have to more confidence on the field." step up and take that role. Michael (Malone) and TJ (CarsweD) and The Leader of the Flock Keon are all learning a lot from Monon also expressed his admi- those two guys back there."

Skating scandal Ben Swamger BG News THE CAPTAIN: BG Rugby coach Roger Mazzarella speaks to his squad during the Ohio Rugby Classic. Now 19-1, the Falcons will travel to Penn State this weekend to vie lor a national championship at the National Collegiate Rugby Championship. The BG ruggers will take faces new charges on San Diego State in the first-round. By Pamela Sampson I was so disgusted with that land THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of thing. I didn't want to judge PARIS — lust days before a anymore." hearing into alleged misconduct Gailhaguet said he was Nationals ahead for BG at the Winter Olympics, the head unaware of the allegations. of France's skating association is Miquel did not return several RUGBY. FROM PAGE 12 Eric Miscuda and rookie center DiFranco's 90-yard try after was a meat grinder that opened facing new charges that he pres- telephone messages left at his Zac Molnar. Fly half Dave blocking a kick was enough to at lot of eyes to what it would sured judges at other events to home in Annecy, France. Dibenedetto hit on four conver- ice the low scoring affair. take to compete on the next manipulate skaters' scores. Last week, according to the and wing Kevin Mongold ripped sion attempts and also booted Now 19-1, the Falcons face level. The intensity of the match Didier Gailhaguet, the French Post, Francis Betsch — now apart the Bearcat defense with a his second drop kick field goal of what is surely the toughest test was a light year above anything skating federation president judging for Britain — said pair of 75-yard scoring jaunts. Fly the season. No one since 1986 of their two-season year. BG will we had experienced before." involved in the Salt Lake City Gailhaguet gave him instruc- half Pete Cromlys conversation has hit more than one drop kick kick against San Diego State at The 21-time MAC champion judging scandal in the pairs tions on scoring skaters at two put the game out of reach just in a season for the Falcons. 1:30 p.m. on Saturday in the is the only MAC team other competition, said yesterday he events — the 1994 European five minutes into the match. "Landing a drop kick is like first round of the National than Miami to have ever made has "never" ordered any judge to championships in Copenhagen Switching the point of attack catching fish with a club — tough Collegiate Rugby the nationals. fix a competition in order to help and the 1996 world champi- to the inside, Mongold ripped off to do, rare as heck to see but Championship. "This team is like a throw- French skaters win. onships in Edmonton. Alberta another try from three quarters exciting when it happens," This will be the Falcons' sec- back to the beginning of ama- "I simply always demand that Betsch did not immediately of the field out and Cromlys con- Mazzarella said. ond straight trip to the sweet 16 teur sports in this country," our judges behave in a manner answer a message left on his version made it 19-0. Tries by The much anticipated match and the fifth appearance in the Mazzarella said. "We're going to that best represents France," mobile phone. center Scott Mullins, wing Tom with the University of Dayton past 15 years. Last year, BG lost be up against varsity teams with Gailhaguet told The Associated At the Olympics, French judge Gongwer, and a try and two con- turned out to be a bust. Both to Army 33 -22 in the first round big budgets and paid coaches. Press. "I always have asked our Marie Reine Le Gougne cried versions by Cromly made the clubs, weary from a full day of of the nationals. The Aztecs and I'm going to enjoy showing judges to behave in an irre- during a post-competition judg- final 38-5 as the Berkowitz could rugby, duked it out in a muddy BG aren't total strangers; SDSU them that money doesn't buy proachable and correct man- ing review meeting and said she only muster a feeble try late in the defensive struggle that saw BG hosted the Falcons on a 1997 everything." ner." had been under pressure from second half. come away a 13-5 victor. The tour to California. The Aztecs The Falcons will be trying to His remarks came in response Gailhaguet to mark the Russian In the second match, BG Flyers took a brief 5-0 lead early beat BG 37-17 in what was the fill some big shoes — the 1987 to a report in The Washington team of Elena Berezhnaya and crushed Ohio State-Marion 36- in the match but otherwise first match for the Falcons that squad finished third in the Post that French skating judge Anton Sikharulidze first in the 12 as BG scored early and often in could not solve the Falcon's season and the 10th for SDSU. national with a victory over Alain Miquel sent a letter of com- pairs competition over a match more one sided than defensive pattern. Alessio "I think we are better pre- Dartmouth. Depending on the plaint about Gailhaguet to the Canadians lamie Sale and David indicated by the score. Wing Josh Di Franco hit on penalty kick pared both mentally and physi- outcome of Saturday's match, International Skating Union this Pelletjer. Richards reeled off a pair of tries field goal and center Lucas cally this year than we were last BG will either face Penn State or week. Her vote was thrown out, and to open the match and he was Bosco rumbled in from 50 yards year," BG assistant coach Chris the University of Utah at 11 Miquel said that under orders the Canadians were also award- joined in the end zone by flanker out to give BG and 8-5 lead. Hopps said. "The Army game a.m. on Sunday. from Gailhaguet, he distorted the ed a gold medal. Le Gougne later marks of French, Russian and recanted her accusations against German pairs skaters at the 1998 Gailhaguet, saying she was pres- world championships in sured by members of the 1SU Minneapolis, the Post reported technical committee into mak- Rocker rocked back to minor league yesterday. ing false claims against him. Miquel also said he raised the Both face a hearing before the By Stephen Hawkins question the arm strength is still troubled relationships with his report to the Redhawks of the marks of a French skater in the ISU Council on April 29. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS there, but the results havent been Braves teammates after the maga- Pacific Coast League. Hart expects men's event at the 1999 The French figure skating ARLINGTON, Texas — John there." zine article came out. Finally, last Rocker to accept the assignment, European championships in association would not comment Rocker got demoted to the minor Through six games, Rocker was June the Braves traded him to though he was still discussing Prague, but ignored another on the Post report. leagues because of his poor pitch- 0-1 with one save, two blown Cleveland, where Hart was the options with the pitcher's agent Gailhaguet demand to boost a "We have absolutely no infor- ing, not for anything he said. saves and a 9.53 ERA. He has nine GM. "It's a disappointment for him," different French skater in the mation about this story. The only Texas optioned Rocker to strikeouts in 5 2-3 innings, but the Even though Rocker struggled Rocker's agent. Joe Sambito, said men's competition at the 2002 thing we know today and the Triple-A Oklahoma early yester- left-hander has also allowed 11 and couldn't keep the closer's role Wednesday. European championships in only thing that is official is that day, after he blew a save opportu- hits and seven runs — six earned in Cleveland, where he also had Sambito said he couldn't com- Lausanne, Switzerland, accord- Mr. Gailhaguet and Marie Reine nity by giving up two runs in the —with four walks. trouble with teammates, Hart ment further, and wouldn't say ing to the newspaper. Le Gougne are going to be heard 10th inning of the Rangers' 6-5 Since his disparaging remarks traded for him after he became what Rocker's plans were. "He asked me to over-mark by the ISU at the end of April," loss at Anaheim the night before. about gays, minorities and others the Rangers GM last November. But Hart said trading the reliev- certain skaters and under-mark said federation spokesman "We're sending John out not in a Sports Illustrated interview "We crossed our fingers and er wasn't a likely option. other skaters," Miquel was quot- Michael Noyelle. unlike any player that is struggling before the 2000 season, Rocker said let's see if he can recapture it "My sense is that he's probably ed as saying. "It is very clear these Claire Ferguson, the U.S. rep- at this point," general manager has been given two fresh starts by back up here," Hart said. "That not a guy that with the perfor- are things you have to do when resentative on the ISU council, lohn Hart said, "lohn's perfor- Hart hasn't happened, but we haven't mance that he's had right now, you are a French judge. I stopped had not heard of the new allega- mance just hadn't been what we Rocker pitched for Atlanta in given up on him." he's probably not going to be judging for a whole year because tion against Gailhaguet. think his ability is. There is no the 1999 World Series, but had Rocker has until Friday night to wildly in demand," Hart said.

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By lohn Zendor "I'm not a social drinker," he haps NASCAR's top draw. IH! «SS0CI«TE0 PRESS told the magazine "If I'm gonna At a recent autograph session TALLADEGA.Ala —Millions drink, I'm drinking to get with about 30 drivers in of adoring NASCAR fans would drunk" Kingsport, Tenn., fans began lin- like to know the real Dale Even though he is sponsored ing up about 1 a.m. But Earnhardt Jr. Maybe they could by Budweiser, it's an image that Earnhardt — the driver most of enlighten him on the subject, Earnhardt isn't entirely comfort- them wanted to see—reported- too. able with. ly skipped the event to attend a In recent months, Earnhardt There are nights, he said last concert in Huntington, W.Va., by has come across as a laid-back week that "I just sit around and his friend, Kid Rock, and that party animal as well as a young hang and talk to my cats and angered some fans man dreaming of settling down. cook lasagna in the microwave Earnhardt is more reliable on Like most 27-year-olds, he does- and watch 'SportsCenter.'" the racetrack where he is 11th in n't seem completely sure where "There's times when I'm at the Winston Cup points race he's headed in life home and I'm grabbing my heading into Sunday's Aaron's "I'm real happy with the expo- buddies and I'm like, 'Man, let's 499 at Talladega sure that we've gotten, but I feel go. Let's go down to this bar and Superspeedway, a race his father like we've just really oversaturat- just have some beers,"' dominated. He has three top ed the public with, "Where's Dale Earnhardt said, his shirt hang- five finishes in his first seven Jr. now? How's he feeling now? ing out and cap tugged low. "And events here, including a win last And where's he headed from then there's times when I just sit fall. here?"' Earnhardt said. at home and it's real pathetic Last month, a frustrated "And those are some hard "I think that people assume Earnhardt bumped Robby questions to answer, because I that there's way more happen- Gordon after the race in Bristol don't even know what ... I'm ing than is really happening." Tenn., ended. Gordon retaliated going to be doing next And I Two months ago, the driver by spinning Earnhardt on a don't care to really dissect it that known as "Junior" or "Little E" crowded pit road. Both drivers far." spoke of marriage and starting a were fined. Earnhardt said he The son of a NASCAR legend family. was angry because Gordon, has established himself as one "I definitely want to have a lit- who had been lapped, wouldn't of the top drivers on the tle son that I can take to the let him pass. Winston Cup circuit — and per- racetrack and he's old enough to Earnhardt hit the wall on lap haps its most popular. know what's going on," he said. 184 after a brush with the In a recent Newsweek article, "I don't want to be retired by lapped car of Shawna Robinson Associated Press Photo he said he and his buddies often then." two weeks ago in Fort Worth, TALKING AWAY: Dale Earnhardt Jr. talks to a pit member in a recent race. down 12-15 beers apiece during He hasn't always lived up to Texas, but this time he didn't drinking binges. the heady responsibility as per- lose his cool.

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Vancover 4-3 in OT when the first pitch by Victor win," Young said. "We had to The Tigers scored a pair of DETROIT — Now thai Ihe Zambrano to Craig Paquette come back twice. We never unearned runs in the second Detroit Tigers figured out how got by catcher Toby Hall. gave up on ourselves." inning, and Randall Simon hit a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS end after Pavel Datsyuk was unable to win, they're ready to do it a "I tried to throw a changeup Greg Vaughn's sacrifice fly two-run home run in the DETROIT — Henrik Sedin to dear it Linden knocked the puck whole lot more. for a strike," said Zambrano (1 - gave Tampa Bay a 6-5 lead in fourth. Robert Fick had a scored an unassisted goal at 1359 of ahead to Artem Chubarov, who got Wendell Magee scored on a 1). "I wanted to keep it down to the top of the inning. career-high four hits, including overtime to give the Vancouver it back to Linden, who flipped it wild pitch in the bottom of the get a ground ball, but it was too Tampa Bay's Brent a double, for Detroit. Canucks a 4-3 win over the Detroit past Hasek as the red-and-white ninth inning as the Tigers beat much down." Abemathy reached on an error, "We come to work every Red Wings yesterday night in Game dad crowd sighed with disappoint- ; the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 7-6 The Tigers, who broke a sea- and Randy Winn doubled him day," Tigers manager Luis 1 of (heir first-round series. ment last night for their second son-opening 11-game losing home. Winn moved to third on Pujols said. "Every game is Luc Robitaille, Sergei Fedorov The 41-year-old Larionov, the straight victory following an streak on Tuesday, tied the an infield grounder and scored important." and Igor Larionov scored for the oldest player in the NHL, scored 11 -game losing streak to open game in the eighth. when Vaughn flied to center. Notes: The Tigers put second Red Wings in regulation to give early in the third to put the Red the season. "It sounds like a cliche, but Russ Johnson, activated from baseman Damion Easley on them 1 -0,2-1 and 3-2 leads. Wings ahead 3-2. Larionov "It proved that (Tuesday's we're taking them one at a the disabled list on Monday, hit the disabled list and recalled Todd Warriner, Andrew Cassels appeared to barely touch the puck win) wasn't a flash in the pan," time," Higginson said. "We lost a three-run homer with two outfielder Craig Monroe from and Trevor Linden scored for in front of the net then fell into winning pitcher Matt our firsl 11 games. Now we out in the fourth off Detroit Toledo of the International Vancouver. Lindens goal tied it at 3 Cloutier backward after a check Anderson (1-1) said. have to try to get back to starter Mark Redman, capping League. ... Detroit manager at 10:47 of the third period. from Sedin. Magee, whose two-run (.500)." Tampa Bay's four-run rally Luis Pujols said reliever Danny Detroit's Dominik Hasek made Steve Yzerman flipped a pass off homer gave Detroit a 5-4 lead Dmitri Young beat out an from a 2-0 deficit. Patterson, who was eligible to just 22 saves, while Dan Qoutier the boards near the red line, in the seventh, singled to start infield single, moved to second Johnson's homer was the first come off the DL yesterday and stopped 32 shots for the Canucks. defenseman Bryan Hehner mis- the ninth. He went to second on an infield grounder and by a Tampa Bay hitter other is still unable to throw. A Red Wings miscue allowed the handled it, allowing Robitaille to on a sacrifice by Oscar Salazar, scored on Shane Halter's dou- than Ben Grieve since April 4. It Patterson has an inflamed Canucks to tie the game for a third corral the puck above the aides moved to third on a flyout by ble to make it 6-6. was the fifth loss in six games elbow. ... The gametime tem- time and beat Cloutier with a wrist shot Bobby Higginson, and scored "I think this was a bigger for the Devil Rays. perature was 83 degrees. Linden kept the puck in Detroits after faking a backhander.

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