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Petition tries to raise Ohio minimum wage By Addie Curlis has been working for minimum clothing," lames said. posed amendment would man- REPORTER wage for the last seven months "This is trying to help bring people above 1 le added that it is hard to live date increasing the state mini- Working a full day for $5.15 barely at the Office of Registration where they are..." a decent life from a minimum mum wage from $5.15 an hour to fills up a gas tank nowadays. and Records. wage job. $6.85, with adjustments annually With gas prices ranging from "Working for minimum wage IAN 1AMES. PETITION ORGANIZER Ohio's minimum wage jumped thereafter. $2.89 in BowlingGreen loToledo's works for me now, but I couldn't from $4.25 to the federal rate of Democratic petitioners have $3.08, Ohio's current average price imagine working for minimum known as an initiative petition The petitioning started because S5.15 on June 30. Some Ohioans been walking through downtown is $2.96 according to the AAA Web wage over a long period of time," and is being circulated through Ohio residents are seeking a liv- are looking to raise that again to Bowling Green in hopes of get- site. Therefore, the majority of a she said. "An increase would each count)' in the state for sig- ing wage, petition coordinator $6.85, after seeing that Michigan's ting enough signatures to influ- minimum wage worker's pay- not only help with my student natures. The petition could get Ian lames said. minimum wage will increase ence this proposal. check goes toward gas. expenses, but help the people a minimum wage raise onto the "This is trying to help bring to $6.95 in October, which was However, they wrould not com- Working for minimum wage who are just now getting jobs." November ballot, leaving Ohio people above where they are Michigan's first minimum wage ment on their progress or the isn't a long-term plan for sopho- Currently, the proposal of rais- voters to make the decision and help thein live a better life in increase in nine years. more Lauren Schumacher, who ing minimum wage in Ohio is about whether to raise the wage. which they can afford food and According lames, the pro- WAGES. PAGE 2

Terrorists Debate over target India Hacking Campus individual trains and rights, Ohio's commuters security act

By Ramola lalwar Badam By lane King THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTER BOMBAY, India — Eight bombs It is now a crime for individuals exploded in first-class compart- to refuse to disclose their ixTsonal ments of packed Bombay com- information to a police officer If the muter trains yesterday, killing 147 officer suspects thai the person is people and wounding hundreds committing a iTime, has commit- in awcll-coordinated terrorattack ted a crime, is about to commit a on the heart of a city that embod- crime or has witnessed criminal ies India's global ambitions. activity rhta is a result from the Suspicion quickly fell on passage of Senate Bill 9, also known Kashmiri militants who have as Ohio's version of the I lomeland repeatedly carried out nearly Security Act, which went into effect simultaneous explosions in April 14,2006. attacks on Indian cities, includ- The specific ixTvmal informa- ing bombings last year at three tion referred to in the bill includes markets in New Delhi. name, address and birth date. Pakistan, India's rival over the The penalty for refusing to fol- disputed territory of Kashmir, low die new law is a fourth-degree quickly condemned yesterday's misdemeanor, which results in a bombings. Even so, India alleges maximum of 30 days in jail or up to that Pakistan supports the S250 in fines. Muslim militants, and analysts Lt Brad Hiller of the City Police said a Kashmiri link to the blasts Department, said S.B.9 is related to could slow — or perhaps even the prevention ol terrorism. derail — a peace process that "its my understanding that that's has gained momentum between the focus of what the law's about." the nuclear rivals over the past he said. "If there's a set of circum- several years stances that suggest that a person Indian Prime Minister ma) lx' Involved in terrorist activity, Manmohan Singh said "terror- then I think it's a matter of security ists" were behind the attacks, of the nation that it's reasonable for which he called "shocking and us to be able to find out who those cowardly attempts to spread a people are." feeling of fear and terror among I Iowever, some students said it our citizens." takes away theii individual rights Security was tightened in cit- The law takes away rights ies around the world from New instilled within Miranda. When Delhi to New York after the eight a person is being accused of par- blasts, which struck seven trains ticipating within criminal activ- within minutes of each other dur- ity, Miranda gives that person an ing the early evening rush hour. opportunity to seek legal counsel The bombings appeared timed and advice prior to answering to inflict maximum carnage in any questions, including the basic this bustling Arabian Sea port of demographics of a person," said 16 million, more than 6 million Ashleigh Nye. University senior and of whom ride the crowded rail political science major. network daily. However, according to Biller, Emergency crews struggled to S.B.9 is not at all related to our treat survivors and recover the Miranda rights as Miranda rights dead in the wreckage during arc specific for suspects already monsoon downpours, and the in custody. effort stretched into the night. "The law that we're talking about Survivors clutched bandages to has given some authority to law their heads and faces, and some enforcement to he able to demand frantically tried to use their cell of people their identity," he said phones. Luggage and debris were law enforcement officials must spattered with blood. Illustrated By Duke Miller have reasonable suspicion or prob- The mobile phone network able cause to inquire about an indi- collapsed, adding to the sense of vidual's identity. panic across the city. With train University takes preventative measures to protect against data theft However, with probable cause, services down until midnight, officers haw more reason to request By Jessica Zamatripa puters has put the private data for the past six or seven years, threats like viruses and worms, thousands of people were strand- REPORIER an individual's information as well of more than 173,000 people according to Toby Singer, exec- and even before this year the as die right to arrest the individual ed without any way of reaching Network and virus protec- at risk of being stolen since utive director of Information University has had no major their families. for a specific criminal offense. tion; firewalls; passwords; and March 2005, according to the Technology Services. threats or attacks. Singer said. "This |S.R9| has given us the There was no immediate secure IDs are just a few of the Associated Press. "We have been proactive in Access contml lists and full indication if suicide bombers opportunity that if we have rea- tilings the University has put Two alumni have brought a protecting information instead disk encryption could be put sonable suspicion dial someone is were involved. Police inspector into place to protect data that lawsuit against OU because of of reacting," he said. into place to protect sensitive Ramesh Sawant said most of the committing an offense, it gives us may have sensitive informa- these thefts. The lawsuit is seek- I Iowever, trying to stay ahead information. Access control some more leverage in demanding victims suffered head and chest tion. This should be good news ing credit monitoring services of threats does not make the lists would provide access to injuries, leading authorities to of them dieir identity without hav- for students and faculty alike and compensation for those information — like Social information based on one's role ing to put together all that probable believe the bombs were placed in affected by the thefts. Security numbers, addresses within the University structure, overhead luggage racks. with recent computer hack- cause," Biller said. ings and information theft at Bowling Green State and phone numbers — invin- according to Matt Haschak, an Assistant Dean of Students, The Press Trust of India, cit- Ohio University. University has taken a very cible even to minor threats. information security analyst ing railway officials, said all the Michael Ginshurg also lias some Five reports of data theft from strong approach in the pro- Since February, the University concerns about the new law, too Ohio University school com- tection of its own information has suffered only from minor PROTECTION, PAGE 6 TRAIN, PAGE 6 SECURITY, PAGE 2

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Wednesday. July 12,2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Senate Bill 9 to heat discussion Livable wage demonstrators march Columbus among voters WAGES, FROM PAGE 1 many were nilcd valid. "Our plan is to keep getting SECURITY. FROM PAGE 1 amount of signatures received signatures.'' lie said. "Ovei the The petitions will continue next four weeks there will Ix' "1 don't think many students arc through the end of July. a lot more opportunity to get aware about this new law and my According to lames, Ohio names between all the parades concern is Iwvv broad it reads in already has over minimum ol and lairs going on." trams of an officer suspecting that 323,000 names on the list. The Signatures from each county criminal activity just occurred or is petition lists ■lOO.OOO signatures in Ohio will Ix' gathered at the about to occur hesaid. Although I and organizers think Ohio is end ol the month for tin trust officers, how do they know:'" well on schedule for the Aug. !> H deadline. Iliev will then he The University's Chief of Police, petition deadline. filed with the seaetat] of state, lim Ulegand. said that some things "Now that we have met the who will make the decision ol in the law are going lobe difficult to requirement we are woddrig on whether the appropriate num- work with. a buller to ensure our chances ber of signatures was met "If someone is standing outside at election." lames said. The Hoards ol l-lei lions will a bank with a bulge in their waste Sponsoring the initia- help decide how many valid sig- land and a ski mask then chances tive petition are the AH.-CIO, natures then1 are ami will llu'n are they're going to nib the bank." c.i. Piendss out of be sent back to the secretary^ hesaid and ACORN Ohio, which is a office announcing whether the Another concern some have community service organiza- state has met the leouiremeni about the bill is the punishment tion representing low income of 5 percent from 44 counties, for refusing to give their personal workers. These organizations With the help of the Ballot identity. held rallies in Cincinnati and Board, the Secretary of State Nye thinks the punishment of (lohimbus over the weekend. will then provide the ballot with a fourth-degree misdemeanor is Director of Government a number, working on ,i first 3000 GATHER TO PROTEST: Marchers carry signs in Columbus, Ohio, on July 10. too extreme. Relations for the Al I -CIO lim (inne. liisi serve basis for a higher minimum wage. "Hie idea that law enticement liurga said lohn Edwards wain II all goes well With the mini- officers can approach a |X'rson ed to return to Ohio to help with mum wage proposal, it will there will be a lot more discus- and ask for their identity when that the raising of minimum wage share the ballot with a smnk sion aboui it," he said EACH STATE'S MINIMUM WAGE RATE person has not even committed "We hosted a rally with iug ban and the Ohio Learn With any govern- With efforts to increase the ledetal minimum wage, many ol the 50 a crime can lead to artiitrariness I dw.irds to enhance public- and lam scholarship proposal ment action, there conies stales are looking to raise their own rales. Here's a look at where all the and negligence" she Said, (living ity and to get folks revved up in in November, contradiction. stales stand as of right now. You'll notice that the rates range from as officers a chance to pre-dctennine the last :i(l days of the petition," Veurding to lames, mail) Opponents are concerned low as $2.65 in Kansas to as high as $7.63 in Washington. a person's actions is unfair, creating Buigasaid people's lives could change il thai Increasing the wage could injustice in the community" According to lames, lens of this proposal gels approved. in fad COS! people their jobs. State Dollars State Dollars But tlie intentions of the new law thousands of the signatures lull-time workers earning some small business owners Alabama: None Montana: $5.15 are not to infringe on the individ- tire being ruled invalid because minimum wage could initially said the wage increase would : $7.15 Nebraska: $5.15 ual's right to privacy but rather to they were illegible, they listed make an extra $3,700a year with force them to fire employees, Arizona: None Nevada: $5.15 give officers a way to obtain infor- the wrong address or the signer this increase Manager ol Campus Arkansas: $5.15 New Hampshire: $5.15 mation thai could potentially help was not a registered voter "The signature drive is going Polfyeves ladde Panning is : $6.75 New lersey: $6.15 lead to the conclusion ol specific lie said they will not know extraordinarily well, and when it concerned about the possible Colorado: $5.15 New Mexico: $5.15 cases, according to Biller. until after the filing process how (limes to the November ballot, increase in minimum wage. Connecticut: $7.40 New York: $6.75 "I've asked an awful lot of peo- "Our prices will have to go Delaware: $6.15 North Carolina: $5.15 ple an awful lot ol questions ovvr up in indei lo compensate for D.C.: $/.00 North Dakota: $5.15 tile course of my career mid have the i,lise in minimum wage." Florida: $6.40 Ohio: $5.15 obtained lots of personal inlhrma- Panning said, "lilts not only Georgia: $5.15 Oklahoma: $5.15 rion as it relates to identity and the linns us ,is ,i home grown Hawaii: $6.75 Oregon: $7.50 majority of that never got used for shop, but buns the custom- Idaho: $5.15 Pennsylvania: $5.15 anything," he said ers because the) will have to Illinois: $6.50 Rhode Island: $7.10 But without having gotten it pay more." Indiana: $5.15 South Carolina: None when police asked for it, it causes Wal-Mart has also backed Iowa: $5.15 South Dakota: $5.15 them to spend a lot of extra time out on their support lor rais- Kansas: None trying to obtain that necessary ing the federal minimum $265 Tennessee: Information. wage. Ihev have chosen .1 Kentucky: $5.15 Texas: $5.15 Billet said the passing of S.B.H neutral stance in the matter, Louisiana: None Utah: $5.15 will be a significant benefit to the one where the) .tie not lobby- Maine: $6.50 Vermont: $7.25 community as law enforcement ing against the matter, but not Maryland: $6.15 Virginia: $5.15 officials will cut liack on spending lullv supporting il either, Massachusetts: $6.75 Washington: $7.63 time obtaining information that I low ever, lames hiiiev eS the Michigan: $5.15 West Virginia: $5.15 can lulp benefit the whole. people and businesses thai are Minnesota: $6 15 Wisconsin: $5.70 I see how people think that against the proposal do not Mississippi: None Wyoming: $5.15 IS.B.9I would lie an intrusion. understand thegravit) ot it, Missouri: $5.15 but in the big scheme of tilings. "It's incredibly diliu tilt peoples personal information is in live a good life making more available to those in market- $10,000 a year and raising two Source: AH CO ing concerns for companies thai children.'' lames said. it is for law enforcement* he said According to Buiga. there raising minimum wage on llieii sen. Edward Kenned) and Hep "If you're willing to let marketing has been no public vocaliza- own. Uniquely Washington and George MDJei are sponsoring die people have your Information tion oi disapproving with this Oregon's rates are indexed to Ian MinimumWage Ac I. and you don't have something petition However, he is sine Inflation and are being adjusted Spokesman loin kilcv lot Miller to hide, then I ram imagine whv dial il it is on the ballot in every fan, I. said Republican leaders reject- you would be reluctant to give it to the Fall, there will be plenty states' minimum wage rates ed the bill from going through law enforcement" ol opposition. range from Kansas at $2.65 to the I louse. While there haw not yel been There isalsoabillincircula Washington^ employees receiv- "We aren't quite sure what will any incidents where the new law tion to raise die federal mini- ing $7.63. happen next, but Democrats has Ixvn iui|>osed. students need mum wage from $5.1 i while as percent ol businesses would like lo see the bill make it to Ix? aware of it. With it recently Kiichiro Sato AP Photo ova the next two ye in Kansas pay the federal rale of lo the I louse." Kilev Slid. in effect, the representatives al the Several other states have ATTENDING A PROTEST: Sen. Hillary Clinton, right. D-N.Y., right, hugs $5.15, it still has the lowest state Editor's Note: The Associated Office of Student life's main goal is already addressed the issue of minimum wage on record Press contributed io this report. to Ix.' proactive andget the word out Maria Polanco, of New York. July 10, 2006, at OSU.. to students, according to (linsburg. Snake escaped, but hasn't been found ByMattEntrup many of them wouldn't have B [ p: t ever known of its presence had I Ins lone a boa eonstiieloi they not gotten notification was seen behind the Arbors ol from management warning itmviing Green housing com- them to keep an eye on small plex bill it has been over a children and pels. month since the lasi sighting. 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Margaret Mead llKjr;s.u'Jiiii:idv.iii:l OPINION STAITKNTORIAI. ii<, M:\VSSIAI I Looking for a good time in BG ent," Rippe said "80s Night draws Moving lo a new town can be lx>ll> YOU DECIDE Some might say that Bowling is a sandy beach, located on South ing the wanner months," she said. exciting and overwhelming Even Green is than a Dixie I lighway, just past Route 6. "I just wish I would have known die type of crowd I like to hang small town Howling Green can be Do you think the places in coni-feeding, cow-tipping, trac- "It is like Spring Break all the time about the trail eariier in my career out with, plays the music I listen intimidating to young freshmen Bowling Green are suitable for tor-pulling and boring town. But in Bowling Green," Manenies said. here at BG." to, offers free pool tables and sells and being unaware of all the city's college students? Send an e- die trudi is diat many people don't "It's a good place to get away from An event that stayed hidden really cheap drinks." attractions only further hinders mail to [email protected] take die time to discover the best the town and throw back a couple from Opinion Editor Emily Rippe It may have taken several of die the settling in process. and tell us what you think, or kept secrets that arc not visible at with your buddies." until her lunior year is Uptown's staff members a while to realize For the past month, llic post feedback on our Web site. first glance. In addition, die Slippery I Jin 80s Night. She was aware that the these places existed, we hope diat BG News has been running Some BG News staffers have bike trail remained a secret to club hosted themed dance nights, dlis series will help our readers our "Places" series in the Pulse recently discovered their own Managing Editor Kara Ohngrcn but did not know that what she realize there's more to Bowling section. The pirqiose of the cat- to experience everything that favorite places in town. until her Senior year. Now she perceived as good music was actu- Green than what meets the eye. egories, which included Places Bowling Green has to offer, but larod Manenies, Hash Editor, frequents the path, located off of ally played on Monday nights. Before you complain, take the to Play, Places to Study, Places to also to promote local businesses only discovered the pleasures of Sand Itidge. at least once a week. "I'm not a big club fan because lime to explore your surroundings Eat and I lidden Places, is to not and keep die University connect- die quarry during his "first senior "It's such a great, secluded place of the strangers who like to bump because you never know what you only encourage future students ed to die community. year at Bowling Green. The quarry to run, Hollerblade and bike dur- and grind, but 80s Nigh! is differ- might find.

United States should stop PEOPLE Try to respect the acting like a puppet master ON THE STREET English language How do you pro- one assassinated our demo- predict that this spelling will hatched plans to assassinate nounce this street ERIN Fidel Castro. cratically elected president, liecome accepted in the future. WETHERN In other words, we spon- only to install a tyrant in his or name: Clough? Il is also my great displeasure to sored terrorism in another her place? announce that leet. or 133t, will Opinion Columnist country. I know that that would not sit Opinion Columnist become an official foreign lan- I think the well with me. guageand teachers in the future The United Stales has a long needs to make a triumphant This is not lo say thai there Are you one of those will have become certified lo history of blood on our hands. return to isolationism. should not be a sort of police people thai have always leach it. Our foreign policy record is It is not our job to police the force lo protect developing had trouble finding the I predict that "u" will become abysmal. rest of the world, and in all countries from tribal wars and right way to spell certain words? acceptable, and will the elimina- We mess around in other honesty, the rest of the world leaders who seem lo be on the Well you may be in luck. tion of the "gh" combination and countries' business, which has doesn't appreciate it that much, verge of insanity. there is a movement that ihe "ph" combination. caused millions of innocent if at all. But it should be the job of the exists in the United Stales thai As both a future teacher and a deaths over the decades, all In fact, most countries are United Nations, not the United wants to make spelling easier for Scrabble enthusiast, (his scares for the purpose of our own quite resentful of our big broth- Slates. ANDY JONES all of us. pantaloons off of me. advancement. er mentality. When the UN takes the role Alan Mole, die president of As a result, I am making a call In the early 1960s, the people During the recent World of big brother, it ensures that . GRAD STUDENT, the American literacy Council, to arms. I am going lo be proac- of the Democratic Republic (lup tournament, 1 sat at work the best interests of each indi- AMERICAN CULTURE favors an end to "illogical spell- tive in terms of preventing an all- of Congo held their first ever watching the game where the vidual country are met. ing." I Ie wants to spell words like out war on the English language. election and elected Patrice U.S. was eliminated. When the U.S. pushes other "It's like the word through, logic and celebrate lo 1 Iere is what I am going lo ask of Lumumba to the office of While 1 was disappointed countries around, it does noth- cough, only with an I.' ihni, lojic and selebraet. you: Prime Minister. thai our team didn't make it ing more than ensure thai the But iz this moor konfuuzing During your instant messag- The U.S. didn't like the peo- further (maybe I had a bit of needs of the U.S. are met, usu- than helpful? Itheenkso. ing conversations, please spell ple's choice, so they sponsored a crush on that sexy forward ally at the expense of whom- Il is true that throughout the out the words you use. Do nol a violent, bloody takeover and McBridel, my friend and I ever we are trying lo help. history of the English Language, substitute 4 lor "for," 2 for "to" or installed loseph Mobutu as joked about how the rest of the In short, we need lo fix the colloquial changes have been "too," or Ii8t for "hale." Il is okay leader. world loved being able lo beat problems we caused and get made that make spelling easier. if you spell words incorrectly, Mobutu harshly lead his us in something. out of Iraq. A lot of this translates "British" as there is no spell check for country along a path of illness While they may not be able We need to get out of the spelling into "American'' spell- instant messengers. Also, there and poverty, to create defense programs Balkans, the Middle East, ing, Words such as shoppe. is no way to avoid expressions The (longO episode is just without us breathing down Eastern Europe and Western colour and honour have been like "lol," as emotions are pretty one example of a long history their necks, they can kick our Europe. CARRIE BLACKWELL shortened to shop, color and much impossible lo emote when of entangling ourselves in the snooty American butts on the We need to get out of lapan GRAD STUDENT, honor. I lowever, these have all you cannot see or hear the Other running of other countries. and the rest of Asia. person. soccer field. COMMUNICATIONS been small changes thai have We sponsor wars, train vigi- I cannot say that I blame We must stop our practice of taken years lo become accept- Secondly, when writing lantes and then gel mad when the rest of I he world for bei ng nation building. "I used to live on that able. Therefore, il isneariy emails, please use proper punc- they turn against us. resenlful of America's foreign The United States of America street and I always impossible for this end to "illogi- tuation and capitalization. I am We remove leaders of sov- policy blunders. needs to gel out of everywhere cal spelling" lo take place. not asking for a formal friendly ereign nations when they dis- We treat smaller countries as and worry about our problems called it'Guff* Personally, I fear that more tatter each lime you email, just agree with our policies. if they are our puppets, and we at home. radical and popular changes some proper courtesy. Nol using One famous example is from are the fickle puppet master. Send comments lo Erin at will take place that will make any proper punctuation, capi- the 1960s. I in- < 1A repeatedly I low would we react if some- erMwethernOgmaiLcom. Americans look and sound like talization or spelling in an email idiots. shows that you do not respect Rather than fearing a major the person to whom you are reform to have words spelled out emailing the way they sound, like Alan I .ast K. and this is a radical one, More is suggesting I fear that try to spell out words when you language used in the techno- text message someone. I say this DREW MILLER logical sense will take over the is radical because 1 have used English language. text messaging in the past and SENIOR, BUSINESS What 1 am speaking about it is a pain in ihe neck to even I originated around ihe time understand how many limes "/ once had to call BG email and instant messaging lo push the number 3 to gel an City Records to settle were created. It involves using "e," let alone have the patience a bet between 'Cloff' the letter "u" for the word "you" to spell out complete words. If and'Go.' It's actually and ihe number 4 for the word you cannot do this, then I sug- "for." Here is a sample sentence: gest that you stop text messaging •Cloff" R U going2 meet me & the mall altogether and call the person CLUFF? 2day? you want to talk lo. And if you It makes my blood curdle. can't do thai, put your cell phone Unfortunately, this way of spell- away and pay attention in class! ing has permeated the interne! I am not aski ng for a lot here, and has made its way into formal people, All I am asking is that speech and writing. you respect the English lan- For example, during my stu- guage. II has served us pretty dent teaching experience, I came well over the past few centuries, across a formal paper—typed, and it still has to last us for cen- JEN FAG0YINB0 double-spaced and so on, that turies beyond. used "u" for the word "you." First So if you can't do thai, then I ALUMNA of all, using second person in a suggest thai you stop using lan- "It's'Go'because of paper is not acceptable; second- guage altogether, because 1 don't the ough, just like ly, and more importantly, that's want to talk to you. not how you spell "you." Send comments to Jeffal though." It is my great displeasure to [email protected].

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President Historical building explodes, injuring 15 steps up, Explosion may have of anonymity because the investi- ing it "a distinct possibility." gation is ongoing Bartha had recently lost a S4 announces been caused by the The morning explosion hurled million judgment in the divorce recently evicted man fireballs high into the sky and cov- case and the building was to be ered the upscale block with bricks, sold at auction in October to pay deficit totals By Adam Goldman broken glass and splintered wood. tin- judgment The building was By Andrew Taylor IH[ ASSOCIATED PRESS Authorities said at least 15 people worth nearly S5 million based on 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Authorities were were injured, including five civil- a 2004 assessment and as much as WASHINGTON — President investigating whether a doctor ians and 10 firefighters. S6.4 million in today's market Bush touted new deficit figures who survived the explosion of a The doctor was pulled from the Bartha was served eviction yesterday showing consider- four-story home on Manhattan's wreckage after yelling up to rescu- papers on Friday, said Dr. Paul able improvement upon ear- Upper East Side might have ers, fire officials said, llartha and Manna, who also worked in the lier administration predictions, caused the blast rather than sell one passer-by suffered severe inju- building. saying it shows the wisdom of the multimillion-dollar building ries; the remaining injuries were According to a 2005 appellate his tax cuts. as part of a divorce judgment in minor. court opinion, the doctor had Bush himself announced his ex-wife's favor. Heavy black smoke rose high "intentionally traumatized" his the figures, a task that for the A police official with direct above the landmark, 19th-century Jewish wife, who was bom in most part has been left to knowledge of the case told The building on 62nd Street between Nazi-occupied Holland, by post- SeanWenlj APPtioto lower-ranking administration Associated Press that Dr. Nicholas Park and Madison avenues, a few ing "swastika-adorned articles SEARCHING THROUGH THE DEBRIS^ Clean-up continues at the site of officials in the past. The new Hauli.i. 66, had recently contem- blocks from Central Park. Before and notes" around their home. a fire and building collapse yesterday, in New York. figures show the deficit lor the plated suicide in a rambling e-mail and during World War II, it was The opinion also said Bartha had budget year ending Sept. 30 to his ex-wife: used as a secret meeting place by "ignored her need for support and off her access to marital funds and ensconce himself in the marital will be S296 billion, which was "When you read this... your life a group of prominent New Yorkers assistance while she was under- credit as a means of psychological residence and refuse to leave it much better than the $423 will change forever. You deserve it. who informally gathered intel- going surgery and treatment for abuse." after the auction is held. He has billion that Bush predicted in You will be transformed from gold ligence for President Franklin I). breast cancer." In a petition filed this year by said many times that he intends to February and a slight improve- digger to ash and rubbish digger. Roosevelt. Cordula Bartha was granted the Cordula Bartha, she hinted at 'die in my house." ment over 2005. You always wanted me to sell lite Fire Chief Nicholas Scoppetta divorce "on grounds of cnid and looming troubles and asked that Cordula Bartha had moved out Bush said the improvement house. 1 always told you 1 will leave said authorities were looking into inhuman treatment," according deputies remove Nicholas Bartha and was living with the couple's Ls due to tax cuts he pushed in the house only if I am dead." the possibility that the blast was to the opinion, which also says from the residence. "1 have no two adult daughters elsewhere in 2001 and 2003 and his clamp- The official spoke on condition the result ofasuicideattempt, call- her husband "systematically ait doubt that [Nicholas Barthal will the city. down on domestic agencies funded by Congress. "These tax nits left nearly SI.l trillion in the hands of .American workers and fami- lies and small business owners. And they used this money to U.S. resource for catching terrorists compromised help fuel an economic resur- gence that's now in its 18th Access to financial aging" to efforts to catch terror- The program, started shortly (,i,inl.i linked lemaah Islamiya, woman of the House panel, asked quarter," Bush said. "Economic ists, Congress was told yesterday. after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror a Southeast Asian terror group. Congress's investigative arm, growth fueled by tax relief has database disclosed to "This disclosure compromised attacks, generated lots of leads. Hambali allegedly master- the Government Accountability sent our tax revenues soaring." Congress yesterday one of our most valuable pro- Levey said. minded the deadly 2002 Bali Office, to conduct a probe of the Impressive profits and big grams and will only make our But he added that details bombings. program to make sure it was con- income gains by the wealth) ByleannieAversa efforts to track terrorist financing remain classified. Both Republicans and ducted properly in accordance are largely responsible for the 1BE ASSOCIA1E0 PRESS — and to prevent terrorist attacks Levey also said the program Democrats on the panel, which with the law. surge in revenues and. in turn, WASHINGTON — Disclosure of — harder," Stuart Levey, under- played an important role in an has oversight over financial mat- Kelly called her request for a the deficit drop. a secret program giving the U.S. secretary for terrorism and finan- investigation that eventually ters, expressed concern that they GAO investigation "mereduedili- 1 lowcver. the results are less government access to a massive cial intelligence at the Treasury led to the capture of Indonesian weren't briefed early on about the gence" to make sure "our trust is impressive when compared to international data base of finan- Department, argued before a Kiclii.ii i Isainuddin, or I lambali, program. not poorly placed in the Treasury the S318 billion deficit posted cial information was "very dam- House Financial Services panel. the operations chief of the al- Rep. 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WASHINGTON — Internet gam- Industry analysts prodict thjri Award for wrongly bling is addictive, dangerous gambling in the past but D-Mev.,said The Justice Department has ttvotufl from global gambling and should be outlawed, law- recently backed a study of the Under the provision that taken a different view on the on **• Internal w* approach S24 5 I>»»KX» by 2010 accused suspect makers argued yesterday as the feasibility of regulating it. relates to horse racing, betting legality of Internet betting on Estimated global internal COLUMBUS (AP) — The I Imise took up a bill to prevent The Internet gambling indus- operators would not be prohib- horse races. In a World Trade gambling ravamm. 2001-10 stole has approved its largest people from using credit cards try is headquartered almost ited from any activity allowed Organization case involv- $24 5 wrongful imprisonmeni set- or other payment forms to settle entirely outside under the interstate ing Antigua, the department dement awarding $2.5 mil- online wagers. the United States. "The ease I lorseracing Act. Thai said online belling on horse lion in a man found innocent " I he ease ol Internet gam- though about half law was written in die racing remains illegal under of a bank robbery and guard's bling poses a very serious threat Its customers Uve in of Internet 1970s to set up rules the 1961 Wire Act despite the iiiiiulii alter serving 26 years. to our families and our socielv." ihell.S. gambling im Interstate betting existence of the more recently on racing. The Industry passed, and updated. Interstate The state Controlling Board Hep. Tom Osbome. R-Neb., said ihe House Is poses a... made its unanimous decision in support of the bill. scheduled to vote Successfully lobbied lloiscracing Acl. later in the da) for legislation several The department hasn't Monday. Timothy I toward. lite legislation would clarify threat to our years ago to clarify that "i2, of Columbus, will receive existing hm by deciaring Internet on the bill, spon- actively enforced iis stance, but sored by Heps. Hob janiilies ana f,orse racing over the observers say it is possible that aboul SI.I million to divide gambling illegal. It would cut oil Goodlattc, H-Va., Internet is allowed. the agency and the racing indiis with his attorneys, who will payments to betting Web sites society. and Jim leach, It- (ireg Avioli, chief By could face off In court in get one-third and nearly $1.1 and would allow authorities Iowa. Some of the TOM 0SB0RNE. executive offi- the future. million to In- paid in monthly to work with Internet provid- ers to block access to gambling debate focused on REPRESENTATIVE cer of die National i ike the racing Industry, pro- installments over 30 years. Websites. whether the bill Thoroughbred Racing lessional sports leagues also like Euclid elections Osbome and other bill sup- would mil] amount to a ban. Association, said the mention of the bill, they argue thai Web porters contend that Irs too easy Critics point to exemptions horse racing in the bill is "a rec- wagering could hurt the integ- blocked by lawsuit for online betters to lose money that they say would allow online ognition ol existing federal law," rity ol their sports. 1 I IK III). Ohio (AP) — I lu- and to become addicted critics lotteries and Internet belting on not a new exemption. Many conservatives back the sor at tin Unhrenity of Illinois ll, s. Department of lustier say policing the Internet is horse racing to flourish while Yvioli said ihe raring Indus- bill on moral grounds, arguing .it Urbana-Champaign who sued the city Mondaj wciinfj impossible and that it would be i racking down on other kinds ol II\ has a strong future in the that Internet betting is harmful has studied the issue, rails the to block elections until the city bettei to regulate the $12 billion sports betting, casino games and digital age and acknowledged to society. Internet "the crack cocaine" 1 restructures its election pro- Industry and collect taxes on it. card games like poker. that ihe bill would send Internet lohn Kindt, a business profes- of nanibling. cess to give black candidates a better chance at holding public office. I he lawsuit, filed in federal court in Cleveland, alleges that majority whites voting as Putting a stop to Internet fraud Boa remains at large a bloc in an al-large election PROTECTION. FROM PAGE 1 If information was stolen, Fleming, managing attor- setup have made it impos- BOA. ROM PAGE 2 "This snake is not any danger ney with University Student sible for a black candidate to individuals should notify their In people. Il does not eat everyday I in typdon is taking read banks, Credit card companies get elected 1 egal Services, most likely live at the complex. and ultimately it would die if not able text and coding it so thai and the police, as well as the I lowever. personal responsi- "The Justice Department As there has been no reports, my found 111 rescued." Odiini said. il becomes unreadable. At ihe believes today's lawsuit is nec- Technology Support Center. bility is a large pan ol the protec- guess is that ihe owners found He also said that the snake University, the only nay to make "The most important tion of sensitive information. essary to preserve the voting their snake." would probably feed on rats or ibis information readable again thing is dial we lake ibis seri- "You should give out youi rights of African-American VndyOdum, curator of herpe- ducks bin that .1 small dog or cat would be to have a 1 ISM key and ously," Singer said. "We're information as little as neces- citizens in the city of Euclid,' tologyai the Ibledo Zoo, said that could also be considered prey a password, 1 laschak said. Assistant Attorney General diligent in trying to protect sary," I leming said. "Protect il is unlikely that tins |>et would However, Sieving and Odum This would ensure that even il yourseil as best as you can." Wan ). Kim, who heads up against anything." know how to sun Iwe on iis own. both said the snake will defend a laptop with sensitive Informa- Should individuals feel that Protecting yourseil includes the Justice Department's Civil He said thai even if the snake itself if provoked and improper tion was stolen, the dala could watching credit card and bank Rights Division, said in a the Information the UnTversitj was able to feed itself it would handling could be dangerous. not be accessed without the key has about them is unset lite, news release accounts lor unusual activity not know to look for shelter in the Any sighting of the snake and without a password. they should call the TSC and ami ordering credit reports, winter and sustained tempera- should immediately be reported "if everything is done the way Schools take out voice their concern. The con- Is of March 2005, residents ol tures in the -IDs would kill it. lot lie police. more insurance it should Ire, the information will cern would then be investigated Ohio were able to gel three live be secure," Singer said. and measures would be taken. eredil repoilseacb year. I hough i OLUMBUS (AP) — School With till these layers ol securi- Singer said. there are man) Other report- i i ISI II ante policies diat used to ty ill place, il stiO comes down to keeping things like virus ing companies, only I \perian, cover the basics — workers' user responsibility, according to protection current and educat- Equifax and fransUnion offer compensation for staff, liabil- Cindy Fuller, communications ing tile University community free reports as pail of a federal ity insurance Im jungle gym coordinator for the Office of the through CIO alerts, workshops law, according to Fleming Bombay sees terror accidents — now also cover Chief Information Officer. and presentations are also pan Residents in all other states catastrophes such as terror- II sensitive information Issto- ol keeping Information secure. are also now eligible for TRAIN. FROM PAGE 1 Those survivors who could isi attacks or school shoot- len from the University, the ()hio security in place at the time ol Ibis service. walked from the stations to hos- blasts hit first-class cars a sign ings, insurers and school Breach Notification lei states the security breach determines "This is something you pitals. otticials say. the assailants were targeting the that state agencies, like the someol the actions those affect- should lie doing anyway: You There, they found scenes ot professional class in a city that has Districts noticed events in University, are required to con- ed can take. can gei it every quartet and chaos and carnage; come In embody India's 21sl cen- the i lews such as school shoot- tad Individuals who live in (Ihio Among oilier things, hold- check for account acuvff) you DiH'torsand volunuvrswficelcd tury ambitious ings and natural disasters and if person,il information about ing the University liable foi don't recognize," Fleming said. in the wounded and dead, one Bombay.ilsokiiownasMtiniliai. expanded their policies, said them is pan of information this breach ol security means ' ihe bottom line is trusting the after the other. is the center of India's booming left lunkas of the American that is "accessed and acquired having to prove the University University 10 an in a reasonably "I cam hear anything." said financial industry and the home Insurance Association. by unauthorized persons" if it failed to protect that Informa- prudent manner and you have Shailesh Mhate, a man in his 20s, ol Bollywood, a ciiy that presents could lead to identity fraud. tion, according to Rodney to trust them to do so." sitting on the floor of Veena Desai Itself to die worid as a cosmopoli- Hospital surrounded by bloody tan metropolis where bankers dine cotton swabs. 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How will mankind become feel like I know you, but that's probably because I've been staring at you from extinct? We've got options... a darkened corner for three hours." bui hasyel to cause the wide ing lot Hillary Clinton to run JOHN spread destruction initially lot president beforehesays TURNER predicted. enough is enough and comes Although the threat ol a down to put an end to things. Not News Editor pandemic in our lifetime is 10) Chuck Not ris — I'm not high, the odds of it taking out sure if the facts on this guy are Life here on Earth for us every man and woman on true or not. but I would rathei humans isn'l forever, in this planet are exceptionally not test him to find out. Lefs fact, it's likely 10 no down low considering the survivors just keep buying the Total as a very tiny segment of time in could just wear cool, futuristic Gym M so we don't irritate the history of our planet space suits all of the time. him. Otherwise, our best hope So. given the fact that our •II Conflict —Terrorism, would be lor number nine to run is hound to eventually wars and the threat of nuclear occut as soon as possible. come to an end, which way launches have always been The good news is that he'll will our species go down? a major culprit in loss ot life be here to fight the aliens and Also. If you had to choose one. throughout history. I could the robotsifthal ever goes which would it be?There's only hope, however, that down, so I'd say lie's more ol a a variety of possibilities to we would never nuke every pro than a con. consider so read carefully — square inch ol this planet to There you have it, 10 of mankind can only go extinct the point where it is no longei the most likely causes ol once so lets do it right. inhabitable. If it comes to that. our demise as humans. 1) Global warming— first then I would say we probably Discussing the deaths of over off, I'd like to thank Al (lore don't deserve toexlst anymore 6 billion people may sound for bringing this threat to our anywise. depressing, but we need to be attention in his documentary, 5) Meteorite impact No informed of these threats so "An Inconvenient Truth.'' worries. Bruce Willis and Ben we're ready when they arise, Where would we be without Affleck will save us. I hough il all serins WT\ you Mr. Gore? Well, probably 6) Swallowed In a Mack hole complicated, it's actually quite not on the Internet. — Although there Is very tittle simple. In the end. the late 1'lie issue at hand is that chance of this ever happi n of the world boils down to greenhouse gases trapped in big, it sure would be an inter- one thing: II Hillary Clinton our atmosphere, resulting in esting way for us all to go. bet nines president we're all a rise in temperature within Plus, maybe we'd end up in in a lot of trouble. the next 70 years of up to 2 another dimension or alter degrees Celsius. nate universe instead, which Do you have a preference on I [owever, the real problem would be far better than him ■ iln' world should end! I- would result in melting of sitting around in the Milky ninil lolm HI jolimi" bfpu.edu. Illustration by Doug Stiausbaugh polar Ice caps and a variety "I Way waiting for our Sun to other issues related to the rise burnout. in temperature. 7) Aliens take over—One al One positive of this situ two things will happen that at ion Is thai Minimei would Will quell this war ol worlds he extended by at least a First we'll throw water on Rise Above High-Risk Drinking lew weeks. Still, that prob- them and they'll run away. 01 ablj wouldn't make up for second, the president and Will not being able to go outside Smith will bop into lighter without SI'I- 300 lotion and an jets and take them down one oxygen mask. by one. Most BGSU students are. 2) Robots take over — I'm Trust me, I've seen these not sure even Keanii Reeves ideas work dozens of times could handle this one. before. • 89.2% of BGSU students do not let alcohol Mankind is quickly approach- 8) Voluntary extinction ing a time where we will be — Believe ii or not. there area use affect their academic performance. reliant upon machines that group of people on I his planet will have humanlike abilities who WOUld like to see man to think, feel and most impor- simply stop procreating and tantly, act. die out. • 98.7% of BGSU students do not use Fortunately, if the machine First off, this form of extinc- uprising ever takes place. tion is no fun at all. alcohol daily, however, 45.8% of BGSU students we could just turn off all the Secondly, these people are power and then chill out in more likely than not just cre- think that students use alcohol daily at BGSU. space while we wait for their ating an excuse for why they batteries to run out. ate going to live the rest of I know, it is a great plan. their sad lives alone and with- 3) Pandemics — Whether out purpose. 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WASHINGTON -Internetgam- esi lobby, lias opposed online today," Rep Shelley Berkley, Industry analysts pre-1 Award for wrongly bling is addictive, dangerous gambling in ihe past bin l>-\cv said. ihe lustice Department has IBVIHIUI, from Qlo4i.il oamnling taken a different view on the and should be oudawed, law- recently backed a study ol the Undei ihe provision dial S?4 Sb.il,on by 20*0 legality of Internet belling on accused suspect makers argued yesterday as the feasibility of regulating it. relates to horse racing, betting Estimated global Internal ( OLUMBUS M'I — The House look up a bill to prevent ihe Internet gambling Indus operators would not be prohib- horse races, in a World [hide gambling revonua 2001 10 state has approved iis largest people from using credit cards m is headquartered almost ited from any activity allowed Organization case Involv- ' wrongful imprisonment set- oi other payment forms to settle entirely outside nuclei the Interstate ing Antigua, the department dement, awarding $25 mil- online wagers. Ihe United Males "The ease Horseracing Act. I hat said online' betting on horse lion id .i man found Innocent " I he ease ol Internet gam though about hall law was written in the racing remains illegal under Ihe 1961 Wire Act despite the ofa bank robbery and guard's hling poses a very serious threat its customers live In of Internet 1970s io set up rules murdei after serving26years, io mil families and our so, iety," the U.S. gambling Ibi interstate betting existence ol the more recently passed, and updated, Interstate rhe state ControUng Board Rep, loin Osbome, R-Neb., said Ihe House' is on lacing The industry III ill!! scheduled to cote poses a... successfully lobbied I ioiserat ing \ct made its unanimous decision in support ot ihe bill. Estimated re* later in the day for legislation several ihe department hasn't Monday ITmothj Howard, Hie legislation would clarify lineal to our I ?W> years ago to clarify thai actively enforced its stance, but ■■ 52, (ii Columbus, will receive existing law by declaring Internet on the bill, spon- gambling illegal Ii would cut oil sored In Heps, hob families and horse racing over the observers say it is possible that aboul $1.4 million KI divide ( dlatte, R-Va., Intel net is allowed the agency and the lacing intlus with his attorneys, who "ill payments to betting Web sites society." CWM • I and would allow authorities .uni liln leach. K \\ i"H. duel tiv could lace oil in court in get one-third, and nearly Sl.l 1 in work with Internet provid- Iowa. Some of the TOM OSBORNE. executive old the future. million to l>c paid in monthly REPRESENTATIVE ers io block access io gambling debate Incused on cei ol die National I ike the lacing industry, pio ■vt«*—* \ installments over 30 years fesslonal sports leagues also like Websites. whethet the bill Thoroughbred Racing ■ Euclid elections Osbome and other bill sup- would truly amount to a ban. \ssoe iation, said ihe mention ol Ihe bill, fhey argue that Well . ■ porters contend thai it's loo easy Ciitics point in exemptions horse lacing in the hill is "a tec wagering could hurt the integ- blocked by lawsuit lor online hellers in lose money that they say would allow online ognition ol existing federal law. rity ol theii spoils. i in ill). Ohio iM'i — rhe and Io become addicted. I lilic s lotteries and Internet belting on not a new exemption. \lanv conservatives back ihe sen at the University ol Illinois u.s Departmenl of lustice say policing ihe Internet is horse racing to flourish while wioli said the' iai nig Indus hill em moral grounds, arguing al llrbana I hanipaign who sued the ciiy Monday seeking impossible und that II would be i iai king down on other kinds ol try has a strong future in the that Internet betting is harmful has studied the issue, calls the to block elections until the city heller Io regulate the S12 billion sports belling, casino gai ties and digiial age' ami acknowledged to society Internet "the crack cocaine' restructures Its election pro- industry and colled taxeson ii. card games like poker. (hat the hill would send Inleinel lolin Kindt, a business profes of gambling, cess i" give black candidates a better e nance al holding public office [he lawsuit, filed in federal court in Cleveland, alleges that majority whites voting as Putting a stop to Internet fraud Boa remains at large a bkx in an at-large election PROTECTION. (ROM PACT 1 Fleming, managing aunt setup have made ii impos- II information was stolen, B0A.rROMPAGE2 "This snake is not .inv danger sible I'n a black candidate to individuals should notify theii nev with iiiiiveisiiv Student to people. Itelocsnotealevervcl.lv Encryption is laking read hanks, credit caul companies I eg.ll Sen lee's gel elected. most likely live at the complex. and ultimate!] it would die If not able text and coding il so that However, personal responsi- "The lusfJce Departmenl and Ihe police, as well as the \s there has been tin reports, my found or rescued"! idum said. ii becomes unreadable. \t the believes todays lawsuit is nec- Technology Support I enter, bility is a large part of the protec- Kiicss is that the owners found I le also said thai the snake University, the only way to make essary m preserve the voting "Ihe most important tion ot sensitive information. theii snake." cvoiilcl probably teed on rats en this information readable again rights of African-American thing is dial we lake this seii "Mm should give out veuii vjiek Odum, em,tun ofherpe- clucks but that a small don or cat would be to have a I ISP ke\ and information as little as c ili/ens in the city of Euclid," ously," singe'i said "We're lologyatthe loledoZoo.said tii.it could also be considered prey. a password. I laschak s.eid. \sslstani vttorney General diligent in trying 111 protect sary," Fleming said. "Protect it is unlikely thai this pel would I lowever, Sicvine, and Odnin I his would ensure that even il against am thing voiiiseii as best as you can." Wan |. Kim. who heads up know how lo survive on Its own, both said ihe snake will defend a laptop with sensitive informs Protecting yourscll includes the lustice Departments Qvil should individuals feel that lie said that even it the snake itseit it provoked and Improper lion was stolen, the data could ihe information the Univt ism watching credit card and hank Rights Division, said in a iv.is able 10 iced itself it would handling could be dangerous. noi be accessed without the kev news release has about ihein is unset tire, ace oiinls ten unusual ai livit) not know to look lot shelter in ihe \nv sighting of the snake and without a password. they should call ihe IM anil and ordering credit reports "If everything is done the way u iniei and sustained tempera- should Immediately he reported Schools take out voice then concern. I he con \soi March 2005, residents ol lures in ihe UK would kill ii. totliepoln e. more insurance it should be, the information will com would then be investigated 1 Kilo were able m gel three free be secure," Singer said. and measures would be taken. credit reports each year. I hough COLUMBUS \r School With all these layers ol see un Snigei s.iid there aie many othei report Insurance policies thai used to iv in place, it siill comes down to keeping things like virus ing companies, only I xperian, cover the basics - workers' user responsibility, ai cording to protection current and edui it I quifax and hansllnion offet compensation lor staff, liabil- t inch Fuller, communications ing the University community ports ,is pan ol a federal ity insurance foi jungle gym cooidinaieii leu the Office of the through ( in alerts, workshops law, according to I leming Bombay sees terror accidents now also covet t fuel Information I title ei and presentations are also pan Residents in all other states TRAIN. (ROM PAGE 1 Ihose sui\ivens who could catastrophes such as terror- It sensitive information is sto ot keeping information secure. aie also now eligible ten ist attacks or school shoot- len from the University, the Ohio Security in placc.it the tlmeol this SCI walked from the stations tn hoS hlasis hit first-class cars a sie,n pilals. ings, insnicis and school Breach Notiffa ation Net states the security breach determines "This is soinethi 11 ihe assailants were targeting ihe rhere, they found scenes nt officials say thai state agencies, like the someol the actions those afli 11 should in' doing anyway You professional class in a city that has Districts noticed events in Uimcisiu are required to con- edean lake cm get ii cvctv quartet and chaos and carnage. come to embody India's nisi ecu the news such as school shoot- tact individuals who live in < fhio UTIong eilhel lllillgs. hold check lor account activity you Doctors and volunteers wheeled tury ambitions, ings and natural disasters and it personal information aboul ing the University liable lot don'i recognize," Fleming said. in the wounded and dead, one expanded theii policies, said them is part ol information iltis breach of security means "Ihe bottom line is trusting the Bombay, also known asMumbal, after the other. is the centet ol India's booming IcfF lunkas of the American thai is "accessed and acquired having 10 prove ihe University iiiiivcisitv toad in a reasonably I can't hear anything," said financial industry and ihe home Insurance- Association. h\ unauthorized persons if ii tailed IO protect thai informa- prudent manner and you have shailesh \lhalc. a titan in liisJlK, ol Hollvwood. a ciiv thai presents sitting on the Hi fveena IX'sai could lead to identic, fraud. tion, according m llodnev to trust them toilo Use■!! to the woild as a cosmopoU- I lospital surrounded by bloody [.iii metropolis where bankers dine cotton swabs. "People around me with movie stars and didn't survive. I don't fashion models party "People know howl did." until dawn. Another man, hloodv While that image around bandages over his eves Ki^m*t?Mpar.tments] captures one side me didn't held out a phone to a ol life in the city, nurse. iM-y^ine, her lo Bombay is also survive. I call his wile and tell her IJ\I)1H RENOVATION i rowded and large!) don't kiiou he was OK. poor. And across the lite first bombing hit Located On the Corner of 8th and High Street city the prosperous how I did. ,i train at liandra station and downtrodden at 6-20 p.m. lite blasts worked together to followed down the line Preferred Properties Co. aid survivors, SHAILESH MHATE. of the western Railwayal \s police and res- SURVIVOR or neat stations at Khar. 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Otherwise,oui best hope So, given the fad that out i Conflii i Pel mrism, would be for number nine to run is hound to eventually wars and the threat ol nuclear oci in as soon as possible. come to an end, which wa) launches have always been I he good news is dial he'll will mil species go down? a major culprit in lossni life he here to fight the aliens and Mso, ii you had to choose one, throughout llistor) I could the robots il thai evei goes which would ii be? I hens niiK hope, however, thai down, so I'd say he's moreol a a variety ol possibilities to we would nevel nuke pi pio thanacon. consider so read c arefull) square inch ol ihis planet to I here MIU have il. II) ol mankind can onlj go extinct the point where it i- no i the mosi likely causes ot once so lets do ii right. inhabitable. II ii comes to that, oui demise as humans. II Global warming I iisi then I would say we prnhahK His. ussing the deaths ol ovei nil. I'd like to thank Al Gore don'i deserve in exisi an) 6 billion people ma) sound ini bringing this threat tooui anywise. depressing, but we need lobe attention in hi-.de ic umentai y, i Meteorite impai i Nu informed of these tine.as so "An Inconvenient I ruth." wol lies. Bruce Willis ami lien we're read) when they arise Where would we be without Mili-c k will save us. I hough ii all seems verj urn Mr. Gore? 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Slrausbaugh polai Icecaps anda variety ol Waj waiting foi oui Sun to othei issues related to the rise burnout. in temperature Miens take ovei Oneol One positive of this situ- two things Will happen thai ation is lh,il suiniiiei would will quell thiswai of worlds be extended bj ,u least a First, we'll throw watei mi Rise Above High-Risk Drinking lew weeks. Still, that ptob them and they'll run awa ably wouldn't make up foi second, the president ami Will not being able to go outside Smith will hop into fightei without SPI 300 lotion and an jets and take them down one oxygen mask. In one Most BGSU students are. 2] Kohnis takeover — I'm 11 list me, I've seen these not sure even Keanu Reeves ideas wmkdozensoi times • 89.2% of BGSU students do not let alcohol could handle this one. before. 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ftlTiffiTiTaytuiifrliTTOfflffi 10 Wednesday. July 12. 2006 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS COM Zoo music C D E W S shows return MoZella Family Force 5 Rock Kills Kids The Wreckers "Music Under the cian himself, went lo leaching and is now a conductor lor the Stars," has become a symphony she said he has tradtion at the Zoo earned the nickname ol lolcdo's Mr Music. By Addie Cutlis "Sam lias made this a really REPORTER neat even) thai people look for- Northwest Ohio rrsidonls haw ward to in Toledo." I lill said, "It's Ixi-ii adding five Sunday night music people know and like, at (helbledoZix>(D (heir and Szor likes to get the audi- summer schedules for 53 years. ence Involved by having them "MoZella" 'Business tin I'nmt/Piirly "Are You Nervous?" "Stand Still I.ook Pretty" "Music Under the Stars" has sing along." Mncrldi Recnda in the Back" Reprise Reconh UiuTii kiln mils become somewhat ofa tradition \c cording to the lolcdo ZoOS in Toledo, offering free enter- Web site, some of the themes arc tainment for families, seniors Disney. Hniadway, Independence, 4*fc 4% A and couples. I lollywood and Jazz. According to "It's music I lill estimates that [Went) three year old MoZella family lorce'i, a two-year-old .sounding like they fell straight \lic helle Blanch has resurfaced Andi Norman, 3,1X10 people show up has been linked to having the indie band derives from Atlanta. from the Top 40 Charts of the and in teaming up vvidi lessica director of people know for the concerts each combined lyrical styles of Norah Georgia. Three biological broth- 1980s, Hock Kills kid is very IMS I larp, the duet has created a new Marketing and and like, week. She is basing that [ones and Lauryn I lill. ers and tWO friends make up the lalgic ill nature, laid hack Kins , "Stand Still Ux>k Pretty," The question remains asm band. Considering their musk and grooving beats thai reminds under the gioup name The Public Relations, and Szor on the last five yeare and the zoo's his- what ihemes seem lo IK- whether she will stand the test "crunk rock," the) enjoy nuking us ni past endeavors from out Wreckers. Ibid by fans that they toric 70-year-old likes to get mote popular. of lime with a voice that sounds out with heavy guirai rifts and childhood, "Are You Nervous?" sounded alike, they traded indie like two other mania- anisisV rap, creating pretty heavj music. actually does not make you ner- recordings early on in their music amphitheater the audience A new feature has provides open been added to the origi- Not unless she comes up with a Inspired by Rage Igainst the vous like the tide states. Rock Kills careers, lroni then, the rest seems air for up to 4.500 involved." nal patriotic theme for voice of her own. Machine, the lieastie Hoy sand kid would lx- a great addition lo like history and a great beginning. one of the nights. On Inly I jsleninglo the tracks on her White Stripes this band Is sure anybody's il'od piaylisi. with their Getting along famously, having people on nice MERIBETH HILL, Ili. IheNational Anlheni debut album, each song sounds to turn some heads and ears, ripped from the 80s Deals similar musical lastcs. interests summer evenings DIRECTOR under the stars. Project will be coming lo the same, falling into the same Playing oB their southern, deep- I ach song is different bicharai and dreams, they signed with "The turnout the zoo for various activ- old-song coma. Its hard lo focus fried chicken and grils culture, ter, either containing harmonies Maverick Records in 2004, am varies depending on the weath- ities throughout the day and then on the lyrics, let alone each they work hard to creating new from the '80s ot haunting lyrics ioiisly awaiting the arrival of their er, but if the weather is nice, the partake in the music festivities individual song. I let firsl song. sounds, southern style. guaranteed to get stuck in your debut country album. amphitheater is full, because that evening, Norman said. "Von Wanted If SOUIlded like the Their music ranges from the head, like "Paralyzed" Ol "Don't I he second after playing the it's a nice and safe venue for The National Anthem lYujcci beginning of a Macy Gray song, lighter side ol lyrics to mote ofa Want in Stay.' il), its impossible to decipher people to enjoy a nice evening," is a traveling project lo raise sung accidentally by Norah hard-coie punk slyle. "Cadillac I os Angeles indie altcma lessica from Michelle. With Norman said. awareness about The Star- lones. Phunque," their first song tide is live rock hand, Hock Kills kid smooth, suliry voices, they intro- The Toledo band Spiingled Banner." Il has been The rhythm was laid hack heavy and hard-core, compared arrived on the music in duce 'heir album With "Leave performs each week with the detected that many people in and smooth, making il even lo the mole laid back and Iv i ical 2001. Inspired by frustrated the Pieces." Bach song after the featured musician. The con- the U.S. do nol know tin- words more difficult to appreciate as a "X-tiirlfiiend ' Vciv electric in musicians ol the late '70s and first seems to gel more mellow cert band, consisting of about to our national anthem. work ofa "lalentcd" new artist nature, this music will definitely '80s, Rock Kills Kid chooses U2, and heartfelt Not leaving their 40 members, is a spin-off of The Toledo Zoo also oilers there is veT) little development pump yOU up.mil keep Mill . |oy Division and I he pop and rock roots. Michelle and the original Toledo Symphony dinner al the Ik-astro Cafe for through the album. It's a cioudv going all day. "Drama Queen" is Smiths among their top favorite lessica find nays to move the Communications Director for people coining to listen lo (he combination of guitars, drums, a hilarious track. Making fun ol groups and the source of their listener with each song. Infusing the symphony McriKcth I lill said live entertainment Dinner is and synthesizers that never those girls von haie. their Rage inspiration. each Hack with a triage of genres 60 percent of the concert land provided by a wait stall from change tempo, timbre, or riffs Against the Machine influence Playing musical musicians .mil styles, I he Wreckers definite is made up of members of the 5:30-7:30 p.m. Therc arc also A disappointing "new* album is evident in this song and defi- ini three years, the group finally |j have something good going on symphony, and the test is made refreshments such as hot dogs, MoZella needs lo lake net nite!) deserves to be the anthem solidified to the members pres and an- able to create a success up of piolession.il musicians hamburgers and ice cream on favorite artists and genres into for the "psychosomatic drama ent lodav. Iliev were signed bj ful album. around the area sale near the amphitheater. consideration to create,i new. queen," whom we all know in Fearless Records in 2001, official- I look forward to anything The band rehearses during Overall. "Music Under the unique identity. In a world of one form or another. lv keeping their band name. else that comes out under their the summer every Sunday after- Stars' has a lineup of talented modem artists attempting to Business up Front/Party in i his ensemble is verj talent- names. Soil, romantic ballads, noon prior to their evening per- headliners who perform with the niakea name for their selves, n the Back is a surprisingly good ed and lull of promise. Look out twangy, aggressive attacks, and formances. Ibledo Concert band for up to is ever more Important to have album, lhankltillv, there are no for this hand in later years with meditative musical dreams lill Themusiceach Sunday night is two million audience members something new and unique. majiii references to the mullet new releases. their present album. arranged around a certain theme each summer. decided liy Musical Director and In addition to the guests already - Stiiiuinlliii Closz - Saimuiilui I "yiniiiiilliii 110S2 ■SamanthaOoa Conductor Sam Szor. I le secured appearing, several mote maybe this title since the first summer added througl loul the suminei. of Music Under the Stars" 53 lilitor's nour. Concerts are every years ago. Sunday in July aiul AttgiM starr- 1 lill said Szor started as a musi- ingal 7:30p.m.

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All-Star games lack purpose, team spirit

DJ. JOHNSON Columnist

When 1 was in the fifth grade, I played bas- ketball for the first time. I had played (and excelled at) every other team sport imaginable, so since my young- er brothers had already started to master the game, I figured I would give it a try. As it turned out, basketball would be my least successful ath- letic venture to date. I don't know if the expectations were too high for me to do well, but calling me mediocre would have been an exaggerated compliment My par- ents still blame the and wish Jordan Flower fsij IN-1*. I would have had a better one of DIVING RIGHT IN: O'Connor is putting up some of her best times in the pool after only four months of training and being forced to deal with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. my first outing, but so is fate. One thing I did like, however, was how our coach really tried to Brit O'Connor returns to the Falcon swim team after a bout with the Epstein-Barr virus play to our strengths and weak- nesses. There was one guy on the By John Turner "I did it because I thought I condition would not get worse, In high school, O'Connor "There were days team who had a quarterback-like SPORIS CDirOR could do it." they also said it was bound to was a standout in the pool arm, so our coach would haw the Last year at this lime, Falcon Teammate and tri-cap- not get better any time soon. and on the track, lettering in when you could kid huri the ball full court to take swimmer Brit O'Connor was tain Caroline Keating saw- O'Connor soon met with cross country, track and swim- tell she probably advantage of the empty court after in the water training for an O'Connor's fortitude first hand coaches Keri Buff and Rich ming. She still holds the school the other team had scored. upcoming meet for her club as she continued to swim Murphy, and decided to take record for the 100m backstroke shouldn't be We had this big player who was swim team. Although the through tough day after tough one year off of the BG swim at Fremont Ross, and capped swimming, but she almost unstoppable in the paint, training was nothing out of the day. team and red shirt — a decision off her high school career with and we had another player who ordinary for this swimmer of "It's her determination, and that wasn't made easily. Still, a fourth place finish at state. just never gave up." would have given Speedy Gonzales 15 years, battling fatigue and not ever wanting to say 'no' or one year was more appealing Those days seemed like ages a run "for his money. With a few exhaustion was. give up," Keating said. "There than an entire career. ago for O'Connor though, as CAROLINE KEATING, SENIOR other halfway-decent players scat- Shedidn'tknowitatthetime, were days when you could "I've been swimming since I she now had to settle into her tered on our starting line-up, our but O'Connor had F.pstein-Barr tell she probably shouldn't be was five-years-old, it was really role next to the pool instead O'Connor, but saw a whole new team gelled to become a force to virus — the same virus that swimming, but she just never hard not to swim," O'Connor of in it. teammate emerge in the pro- be reckoned with. It wasn't just causes mono. gave up." said. "When the doctor said it Without any self pity or time cess. one player defying the odds, but This made swimming While doctors insisted wouldn't get any worse, I knew to sulk, she made the adjust- "You could tell she was frus- rather, five guys who understood extremely difficult, but through the summer she was I could somehow [keep swim- ment seamlessly. O'Connor trated by not being able to each other well enough to become O'Connor had no intentions of merely experiencing a virus, a ming] though." would spend the remainder of swim, but she used it to make "one" on the court. quitting on herself, or on her blood test last October proved Not being in the water was an the season on the pool deck everyone better, instead of So has always been my fascina- teammates. otherwise. Doctors finally con- entirely new idea for O'Connor, along side her teammates, making everyone feel sorry for tion with team sports. I love see- "1 just wanted to keep swim- cluded O'Connor had Chronic who had been backstroking her offering whatever advice or her," Keating said. ing guys who genuinely trust and ming and thought it would Fatigue Syndrome, and insist- way through pools across the encouragement she could. Throughout the entire sea- know each other well enough to go away and I could push ed she turn away from her days state for over three-quarters of Keating knew not being son, O'Connor's dedication make magic happen, whether it through it," O'Connor said. as a swimmer. Although her her life. able to swim was tough for O'CONNOR, PAGE 14 be on the gridiron, the basketball floor or the baseball diamond. However, one phenomenon (that has been around for almost a century nowl has continually challenged this form of "magic," and because of the eye-popping fantasy that it creates, it's not going Disc golf lands in BG Zidane loses cool, away any time soon. This phe- nomenon goes by many names, Matt Entrup the course, but he said if he Sprague said he had a but it's probably most recogniz- IEP0KTEI lived in Bowling Green he'd roommate make S30 thou- able as an "all-star weekend." World Cup title Flying discs filled the skies at be out there all the time. sand one year but that he is For one weekend, whether Carter Park this past Saturday "It's a great short, recre- usually around the $10 thou- By Jerome Pugmire Monday quoting "several very you call it a Midsummer Classic, for the annual M-2 Freedom ational course," he said. "It's sand mark. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS well informed sources from a Pro Bowl or an ego trip, the Flight disc golf tournament. a beautiful park with a good The fact that they make any the world of football" as say- most "elite" players from each Sanctioned by the practice course, a great place kind of money at all is another BERIJN — Was it something he ing Materazzi called Zidane a conference in a given sport asso- Professional Disc Golf to play." sign that disc golf is one of said? "dirty terrorist." It demanded ciation get together to show off Association, it had the largest Rounding out the top the world's fastest growing With France and Italy tied in that FIFA, soccer's world gov- how many times they can hit turnout of any tournament three in the open division sports. extra time of Sunday's World erning body, investigate and lobbed pitches for home runs, in the Toledo area ever with were Matt Orum and Avery Sprague said ESPN has Cup final, Zinedine Zidane take any appropriate action. how flamboyant they can make 93 professional and amateur Jenkins, both rank in the top even shown some interest as head-butted Marco Materazzi FIFA, which reviews all red a dunk, or how many yards they players entered. ten worldwide. of late, although plans for a in the chest and was ejected. cards at the World Cup. would can put up when given the right The tournament even Jenkins, who grew up in televised events have yet to be France went on to lose on pen- not comment on the specifics. teammates. attracted three players ranked Medina, Ohio but now lives in fully worked out. alty kicks. "This is a disciplinary matter Make no mistake about it — top ten in the world. Eugene, Ore. where he attends Jenkins said he has noticed The day after, still no one now. I can't give any statements these games and events are done The field was split into six the University of Oregon, said a difference in the number of knew what the Italian defender now," FIFA spokesman Markus for one reason, and that's to stroke divisions: Open (profession- disc golf has been a family people playing in comparison might have said to Sieglersaid. the egos of their participants. al), Women, Amateur 1, 2 &3, affair for him. to years past. the French star. Materazzi, mean- On one hand, many sport die- and an Amateur Masters divi- His mother is a three-time "Just five years ago, if you "The Italians did "The while, was quoted as hards see these fiascos as the sion for players over forty. world champion, his father told somebody you played everything they Italians did denying the terrorist ultimate fantasy. To see Kobe and Chris Sprague, a 31-year- has won multiple tour cham- disc golf you'd have to explain could do to provoke comment. Nash, Brady and Alexander or Red old touring professional who pionships, and his sister is what it is, but now most Zidane," France everything "it is absolutely Sax and Yankees playing on the lives in Des Moines, Iowa, currently the junior world people have played before or defender William they could not true, 1 didn't same team seems like the result took first place in the open champion. at least heard of it or know Gallas said. do to call him a terrorist. of a genie's wish. A phenomenal division by shooting a course "When I was younger we someone who plays." Seconds before, I don't know any- player not being slowed down by record 18 under par for his would take vacations based Spague has noticed a Materazzi had provoke thing about that," seemingly slower players is a thrill, second round. Making that on disc golf tournaments," he change in the type of players grabbed a handful of Zidane." the Italian news and it's something that people can even more impressive is the said. "It took me a little while as well. Zidane's jersey just agency ANSA quoted only dream about lor the majority fact that three holes were to get into it, but then 1 started "It's not just any- as a French attack on Materazzi as saying WILLIAM GALLAS, of the year. added to the 18 already in to realize that 1 actually had more," he said. "It's less alter- goal passed harm- when he arrived with FRANCE Amusingly, every facet that place for the tournament. some talent at it." native and more mainstream. lessly by. The two his team at an Italian made a given "all-star" who he "I had probably one of my What started out as a hobby I see entire families playing exchanged words as military airfield. is goes right out the window. All- best putting rounds ever," for Jenkins at age seven has now." they walked back up the field, "What happened is what all star games aren't about having Sprague said while signing a now turned into something He said there have even well behind the play. Then, the world saw live on TV," the two Ultimate teams" going at it disc for a fan. "Coming into that he could actually make been a lot of professional without warning, Zidane spun Italian player said, referring to to see which division is better, but the tournament, 1 didn't have a living at — to a certain athletes picking up the sport around, lowered his head and the head-butting. rather, it's a showcase of athletic strong expectations (for win- extent. after they retire. He said he rammed Materazzi, knocking Zidane's agent, Alain demigods so narcissistic that even ningl because of the talent He estimates that with has seen ex-tennis, baseball, him to the ground. Migliaccio, was quoted by the Lance Armstrong's ego would pale level, but I always expect to be winnings and sponsors com- football and racquetball play- The Paris-based anti-rac- BBC as saying the France cap- in comparison. in the hunt." bined he makes about $15-17 ism advocacy group SOS- /HI-STARS, PAGE 14 It was his first time playing thousand per year. DISC GOIF. PAGE 15 Racism issued a statement ZIDANE, PAGE 15 WWW.BGNEWS.COM 12 Wednesday. July 12.2006 PULSE hidden Places Stay in shape at the The tunnel system 13 mile bike trail that lies beneath location: Slippery Elm Hours: Open till dark Highly unknown to the student population, this system has been used since this University's beginnings as a way Slippery Elm Trail is the perfect place lor in-line skaters, to transfer heat through stream lures The tunnels run bicyclists oi runners, with .i I 3 mile stretch that runs paral- underneath the entire campus and is regulated by the lel to Route 25 paved with asphalt that runs through some heat plain Urn. since using the stream lines is much more of the best scenery around. ITiis trail, which begins on Sand costly, only a few buildings are still using this system. Ridge ltd. bj Wal-Mart, runs through Rudolph and ends in (llder buildings on campus such as Mosley, I laiura I lull. North Baltimore, one i.l the perks ol this trail is it runs right the airport and the Biology Greenhouse are a few that bj the Portage Quarry, fot those who wish to cool off. sriii use riris system today. The Gish film theatre shows classic movies all-year round The President's pad Haunted University: Location: Hanna Hall Phone: 419-3 72-GISH (4474) Location: 700 S. Wintergarden I he (,ish I heatre Is named alter Ohio natives. Dorothy and Lillian Where does your tuition dollars actually go. You pa) teach The theatre Gish, and celebrates the history of film. Since it's beginning in 1976, eis you pay maintenance and you hought this mansion a Location: University Hall. Eva Marie Saint and loe E. Brown the theatre has shown some of the rare but ycl classic films, some few miles west of campus. This two storj estate is sei to the which include the (.ish sisieis.l'op culture, EngUsfUliStory, film and right about 100 yards off of Wintergarden wit a winding brick Ever)'college has their own ghost stories, and IK, has their fair language departments all frequent the theatre. Some of the features driveway thai is rumored to he heated . The ornate entry way share. As addressed III the "1 taunted Ohio" series, both these the- of the dish are the film Director Series which runs every uiesdayin is decorated by paintings, wall hangings and live flowers. As aters are allegedly haunted by the ghost of a formei 111. actress February; the Sunday Matinee series which views film classics runs you proceed further Into the house you see the multi level named Alice. 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All-Star games lack purpose, team spirit

DJ. JOHNSON i Columnist When I was in the fifth grade. I played bas- ketball for the first time. I had played (and excelled at) every other team sport imaginable, so since my young- er brothers had already started to master the game. I figured I would give it a try. As it turned out, basketball would be my least successful ath- letic venture to date. I don't know if the expectations were loo high for me to do well, but calling me mediocre would have been an exaggerated compliment. My par- ents still blame the coach and wish Jordan Flower BGNews 1 would have had a better one of DIVING RIGHT IN: O'Connor is putting up some of her best times in the pool after only four months of training and being forced to deal with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. my first outing but so is fate. One thing I did like, however, was how our coach really tried to Brit O'Connor returns to the Falcon swim team after a bout with the Epstein-Barr virus play to our strengths and weak- nesses. There was one guy on the By John Turner "I did it because I thought I condition would not get worse, In high school, O'Connor "There were days team who had a quarterback-like SPORIS COIIOR could doit." they also said it was hound to was a standout in Ihe pool ami, so our coach would have the hist year at this time. Falcon Teammate and tri-cap- not get belter any time soon. and on the track, lettering in when you could kid hud the ball full court to take swimmer lirit O'Connor was tain Caroline Keating saVN O'Connor soon met with crosscountry, track and swim tell she probably advantage of the empty court after in the water training for an O'Connor's fortitude first hand coaches Keri Buff and Rich ming. She slill holds the school ihe other team had scored. upcoming meet for her club as she continued to swim Murphy, and decided to take record for ihe itwim backstroke shouldn't be We had this big player who was swim team. Although the through tough day after tough one year off of the BG swim at Fremont Ross, and capped swimming, hut she almost unstoppable in the paint, training was nothing out ol the day. team and red shirt — a decision oil her high School career with and we had another player who ordinary for this swimmer of "It's her determination, and thai wasn't made easily. Still, a fourth place finish at state. just never gave up." would have given Speedy Gonzales IS years, battling fatigue and not ever wanting to say 'no' or one year was more appealing Those days seemed like ages a run "for his money. With a few exhaustion was. give up," Keating said. "There than an entire career. ago for O'Connor though, as CAROLINE KEATING, SENIOR other halfway-decent players scat- She d id n't know it at t he I i me, were days when you could "I've been swimming since I she now had to settle into her tered on our starting line-up, our but O'Connor had Epstein-Barr tell she probably shouldn't be was flve-years-oldi it was really role next to the pool instead O'Connor, but saw a whole new team gelled to become a force to virus — the same virus that swimming, but she just never hard not to swim." O'Connor of in it. teammate emerge In the pro- be reckoned with. It wasn't just causes mono. gave up." said. When the doctor said it Without any self pity or time cess. one player defying the odds but This made swimming While doctors insisted wouldn't get any worse. 1 knew to sulk, she made the adjust- "You could tell she was frus- rather, five guys who understood extremely difficult, but through the summer she was I could somehow Ikeep swim menl seamlessly. O'Connor trated by not being able to each other well enough to become O'Connor had no intentions of merely experiencing a virus, .1 mingl though." would spend the remainder of swim, hul she used 11 to make "one" on the court. quitting on herself, or on her blood test last October proved Not beingin the water was,HI the season on the pool deck everyone better, instead ol So has always been my fascina- teammates. otherwise. Doctors finally con- entirely new idea for t >'< tonnor, along side her teammates, making everyone fi el sorrj foi tion with team s|x>rts. 1 love see- "I just wanted to keep swim- cluded O'Connor had Chronic who had been backstroking her offering whatever advice or her." Keating said ing guys who genuinely tnist and ming and thought it would Fatigue Syndrome, and insist way through pools across tIn- encouragement she could. Throughout the entire sea know each other well enough to go away and I could push ed she turn away from her day s state for over three-quarters of Keating knew not being son, O'Connor's dedication make magic happen, whether it through it.' O'Connor said. as a swimmer. Although ho her life. able to swim was lough for O'CONNOR. PAGE 14 be on the gridiron, the basketball floor or the baseball diamond. I lowever, one phenomenon (that has been around for almost a century now) has continually challenged this form of "magic," and because of the eye-popping fantasy dial it creates, it's not going Disc golf lands in BG Zidane loses cool, away any time soon. This phe- nomenon goes by many names, Matt Errtrup the course, but he said if he Sprague said he had a but it's probably most recogniz- REPOBUR lived in Bowling Green he'd roommate make $30 thou- able as an "all-star weekend." World Cup title Flying discs filled ihe skies at be out there all the time. sand one year but that he is For one weekend, whether Carter Park this past Saturday "It's a great short, recre- usually around the Sit) thou- By Jerome Pugmire Monday quoting "several very you call it a Midsummer Classic, for the annual M-2 Freedom ational course," he said. "It's sand mark. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS well Informed sources from a Pro Bowl or an ego trip, the Flight disc golf tournament. a beautiful park with a good The fact that they make any the world of football" as sa; most "elite" players from each Sanclioned by the practice course, a greal place kind of money at all is another HI HI IN — Was it something he Ing Materazzi called Zidane a conference in a given sport asso- Professional Disc Golf to play." sign lhat disc golf is one of said? "dirty terrorise' li demanded ciation get together to show off Association, it had the largest Hounding out Ihe lop the world's fastest growing With France and Italy tied in that FIFA, siicieis world gov- how many times they can hit turnout of any tournament three in the open division sporls. extra time of Sunday's World erning body, investigate and lobbed piiches for home runs, in the Toledo area ever with were Mall Orum and Aver) Sprague said ESPN has Cup final. Zinedine Zidane take any appropriate action. how flamboyant they can make 93 professional and amateur lenkins, both rank in ihe lop even shown some interest as head-bulled Marco Materazzi I II \. which reviews all red a dunk, or how many yards they players entered. ten worldwide. of late, although plans for a In the chest and was ejected. cards at the World Cup, would can put up when given the right The tournament even lenkins, who grew up in televised events have yet to be France went on to lose on pen not comment on thespeeffk s teammates. at t railed t h ree players ra n ked Medina, Ohio hut now lives 111 fully worked out. ally kicks. I his is a disciplinary mailer Make no mistake about it — top ten in the world. Eugene, Ore. where he attends lenkins said he has noticed ihe day after, slill no one now. I can't give am statements these games and events are done The field was split into six ihe University of Oregon, said a difference in the number of knew what the Italian defender now," III \ spokesman Markus for one reason, and diat's to stroke divisions: Open (profession- disc golf has been a faniiK people playing in comparison might have said to Sicgler said. the egos of their participants. al). Women, Amateur 1, 2 &3. affair for him. to years past the French star. Materazzi, mean- On one hand, many sport die- and an Amateur Masters divi- His mother is a three-time "lusl five years ago, if you "The Italians did "The while, was quoted as hards see these fiascos as the sion for players over lorn. world champion, his father told somebody you played everything they Italians did denying the terrorist ultimate fantasy. To see Kobe and Chris Sprague. a 31-year- has won multiple lour cham- disc golf you'd have to explain could do to provoke everything comment Nash, Brady and Alexander or Red old touring professional who pionships, and his sister is what it is. but now most Zidane," France "It is absolutely Sox and Yankees playing on the lives in Des Moines, Iowa. currently the junior world people have played before or defender William they could not true. I didn't same team seems like the result look first place in the open champion. at least beard of it or know C-allas said. call him a terrorist, of a genie's wish. A phenomenal division by shooting a course "When 1 was younger we someone who plays." Seconds before, do to 1 don't know any- player not being slowed down by record 18 under par for his would take vacations based Spague has noticed a Materazzi had provoke thing about ihat," seemingly slower players is a thrill, second round. Making that on disc golf tournaments," he change in the type of players grabbed a handful of Zidane." ihe Italian news and it's something that people can even more impressive is the said. "It look me a little while as well. /idane's jersey just agencj INSA quoted only dream about for the majority fact that three holes were to get into it, but then I started "It's not just hippies any- as a French attack on Materazzi as saying WILLIAM GALLAS, of the year. added to the 18 already in to realize that 1 actually had more," he said. "It's less alter- goal passed harm- when he arrived with Amusingly, every facet that place for the tournament. some talent at it." native and more mainstream. led!) by. The two FRANCE his team at an Italian made a given "all-star" who he "I had probably one of my What started out as a hobby I see entire families playing exchanged words as military airfield. is goes right out the window. All- best putting rounds ever," for lenkins at age seven has now." they walked hack up the field, "What happened is what all star games aren't about having Sprague said while signing a now turned into something He said there have even well behind (he play. Then, the world saw live on TV," the two "ultimate teams'' going at it disc for a fan. "Coming into thai he could actually make been a lot of professional without warning, Zidane spun Italian player said, referring to to see which division is better, but the tournament, I didn't have a living at — to a certain athletes picking up the sport around, lowered his head and the head-butting, rather, it's a showcase of athletic strong expectations |for win- extent. after they retire. He said he rammed Materazzi, knocking /.idane's agent. Alain demigods so narcissistic diat even ning! because of the talent He estimates that with has seen ex-tennis, baseball, him to the ground. Migliaccio. was quoted by the Lance Armstrong's ego would pale level, but I always expect to be winnings and sponsors com- football and raciiuetball play- The Paris-based anti-rac- BBC as saying the Frame 1 ap- in comparison. in the hunt." bined he makes about $15-17 ism advocacy group SOS- ALL-STARS, PAGE 14 It was his first time playing thousand per year. DISC GOLF, PAGE 15 Racism issued a statement ZIDANE. PAGE 15

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All-Star games are less than impressive Howard belts 23, wins Derby whose 11 homers a year ago in tire yourself out too early." ing when his decisive homer most among the NI. All-Stars. By Alan Robinson In a major rule change this All-STARS. FROM PAGE 13 IHE ASSOCIATED PBtSS Detroit are by far the most In I toward, the 2005 ML rookie deflected off a "Hit It Here" sign in right field. year, homers from the first PITTSBURGH — Down to his derby history? of Ihc year, couldn't have fol- In basketball, defense is all Right about then. Howard two rounds were combined to last few swings in the Home "Basically, he told me to pre- lowed Abreu's suggestions any bin foremen. Even players from belter in beromingthe Phillies' was nearly as happy as the fan determine the finalists; previ- Run Derby and still not tend that no one else was out defense-based teams (i.e., the who won 500 free round-trip ously, first-round totals didn't assured of being in the final, ihere. that il was jusl Ramon second IX'lroit Pistons! become apatlict winner in as many seasons. air tickets because Howard hit carry into the second round. ic toward the "other" half of the Ryan Howard remembered and myself," Howard said, Howard topped David Wright the sign. Karlier. Howard found Thai allowed Wright lo gain game, Thus, it should be of no the advice Phillies teammate referring to balling practice pitcher Ramon Henderson, of the Mels 5-4 in the final the Allegheny River on the fly the final despite homeringonly surprise to anyone that the last Hobby Abreu gave him behind PNC Park's right-field twice in trie second round. After all, what heller player "lust get locked in that way. round Monday night despite time that one of the learns failed stands, a feat accomplished "I liked it." Howard said of lo ask for guidance than Abreu. lust take pitches and try not to having Hie outs icmain- to reach one hundred points Wat only once during regular-sea- the rule change. "Il allows you in 1973; before that 1957. son play. lo have one good round and The games are sloppily played Not only did Howard hit one bad round and not neces- for the main reason thai athletes sarily be punished for that bad 1 ihem far— 13 of his 23 homers I ia\ e WT) little incentive to do well. traveled 440 feet or more — he round." At the 2006 Pro Bowl, there were hit them with great accuracy. The Phillies probably don't a total of is Interceptions mid 9 "I'm glad to be here, I'm hav- need to worry aboul Howard fumbles, which is exceptionally ing fun, I'm loving it." Howard going Into a home-run slump high for two utlciiscs that consist said. after the derby, as Abreu did of the best players in the league last year. 1 No doubt it helped having \nd while an argument can Ix Henderson pumping pitches I toward is a natural power made that these offenses arc play- to him exactly where he want- hitter who didn't need lo sig- ingagainst the best defenses in the ed, just as Henderson did for nificantly alter his swing for league the fact that each team has Abreu a year ago. the contest. Abreu is more of scored .'H points on average since "I really didn't a line-drive hitter, 2000 overwhelming annihilates have to.do a whole and some in base- that theory, proving that this game lot," Howard said. "I'm glad to ball feel he altered is nut an "all-star" game, but a su "Il was really be here, I'm his swing for the lisiii generating shootout. Ramon. He put derby and has never All of these problems stem it pretty much lo having fun, gotten his natural from the fact of one-upman- where I could try to I'm loving it. swing back. ship, learn chemistry is replaced hit it to right-cen- Marlins owner In uninhibited egoism. Activities ter. Some of them, I Jeffrey l.oria, for like home run derbies and tlinv- jusl kind of got out RYAN HOWARD, example, discour- iKiint competitions reiterate that in front of and was PHILADELPHIA aged Cabrera from spotting associations are more able to hit" PHILLIES competing, point- Interested in marketable players After hilling eight ing to how Abreu's rather than the "team" concept homers in the first power has fallen And the media and entertainment round, half as many as Wright, off. Abreu has 14 homers since hype thai surrounds these spec- Howard came from behind thai contest, six last year and lades can overshadow the event late in the second round to eight this season. themselves, making the already- hit 10 homers and beat out AI. By contrast, All-Star team- bad Inter-conference games even home run leader in. ne Paul to Duca of the Mels more nauseating to watch. of Boston and Florida's Miguel encouraged Wright to enjoy in the wake of fe» night's MLB Cabrera and reach the final a big derby, pitching balling all si.u game, I realize ihis isn't the round. practice to him Sunday and fault of the athletes, but rather, the There, Wright had trouble Monday before also doing so actual games themselves. I can't elevating the ball lo reach PNC during the contest expect a team lo come together Park's distant walls in lefl field "I was a pitcher in high like my fifth grade team, gel and and left-center and finished school," to Duca said. "Now do well as a unit in one weekend. with four homers. Wright had you see why I'm not." Maybe a week of charity by die si\ homers in the filial two Unlike last year, when the mulli-millionaire athletes would rounds following his 16-homer Pirates' lason Bay failed lo be a good replacement, not as first round, which has been homer in , each exciting, but an awesome way to surpassed In derby history of the eight competitors hom- give back I" Ihc fens. Having an only by Abreu's 24 and Ortiz's ered. Troy Glaus of hit all-slat game is simply self-defeat- 17 last year. one in the first round, but the ing, and it doesn't reflect the abili- "Once you get past that other seven hit al least three. ties and the game personalities of first round, you want lo win, Eliminated afier the first am aihletes in any sport. so it's a little disappointing," round were termaine Dye Chsrles Klupa AP Photo said Wright, whose 20 homers (7) 131, lance Send comments u> D.I. tit Berkman (3) and Glaus. davldjBbgsiudu. IT'S OUTTA HERE: Howard hit 13 homers that traveled over 440 feet at Pittsburgh's PNC Park. at the break are only the fifth

O'Connor rejoins team for 2006 O'CONNOR, FROM PAGE 13 "The amazing thing about Brit ivas she

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Zidane voted World Cup MVP despite mishap THE BG NEWS SUDOKU ZIDANE. FROM PAGE 13 Five years ago with Juventus, he head-butted an opponent lain (old him the Italian "said in a Champions I eague match 9 4 8 7 something very serious to him, against Hamburger SV alter but he wouldn't tell me what." being tackled from behind. 3 9 2 1 Whatever it was, it was The reaction to Sunday's enough to infuriate Zidane outburst was mixed in Prance. 'Zizou is someone who react! President lacques Chirac called 6 7 3 to things," said Aime lacquet, Zidane .1 genius of world Zidane'scoach at the 1998 World football," and former Spoils Cup. "Unfortunately he could Minister Marie-George Buffet 8 3 6 not control himself. It's terrible said Zidane's aggressive act was to see him leave this way." unforgivable for its effect on chil- Even wit h t he eject i< m. Zidane dren watching the game. 9 5 2 8 still won the Golden Ball as the "This morning, Zinedine, World Cup's best player. what do we tell our children, and Zidane, who came out of all those1 for Whom you were the 4 3 5 9 retirement to help Prance qual- living role model for all times?" ify for the World Cup and said French sports daily L'Equipe 6 7 9 lie would quit soccer completely wrote. after the tournament, wcit 2,012 Zidane, whoso parents emi- points In the vote by journalists grated to France from Algeria. 7 9 1 covering the tournament. The became,) proud symbol of a mul- three-time player of the year ticultural France and is adored in Algeria beat labio Cannavaro (1.977) 1BC Television AP Photo 2 5 1 6 7 and Andrea Pirlo (7151, both In the mountains where HEAD FIRST: Zidane, left, is captured in the ima, : aaove head-butting of Italy. Zidane's parents grew up. SUDOKO the chest ot Italian Marco Materazzi. I 9 8 1 f S 6 V I Zklane'sredcardwasanything Min.inneC'lielouah carried off a To play: Complete the grid V I 1 8 9 6 L E S but unusual. He was sent off 14 life-size cardboard cutout ol the so that every row, column 6 S £ f L I t 8 9 times in his career at the club and player at "Cafe Zizou" afte> the immigrant neighborhood of out of the man," striker Thierry and every 3x3 box contains international level. red card. Marseille, where foulsand insults I Inin, slid Sunday. 1 s S L 8 E 9 I » the digits 1 to 9.There is no At the 1998 World Cup, he "We arc very disappointed," are met with instant retribution. At Ulis year's Win Id Cup, where 8 f. V 9 I 1 S 6 L guessing or math involved. stomped on a Saudi Arabian Chclouah said. "He should have Perhaps he could never shake Zidane sat out one match for 9 I L 5 6 ► I I 8 Just use logic to solve opponent. Sitting out a two- kept his cool." off that you-or-mc mentality. getting two yellow cards in the S t 6 E » L I 9 I match ban, he came back to But lashing out Is nothing new "You can take the man out ol first round, he sent a message to I t I 6 S 9 8 I E score two goals against Brazil in to Zidane, who grew up playing the tough neighborhood, but you his teammates. In a rare televi- E L 9 I I 8 » S 6 the final. on concrete In an impoverished can't take the rough neighborhood sion interview, he Said "Uc die together." uoi.n|os They were ready to go as far as they could for him, yet he pun- Create and solve your ished diem. "I le'll carry that weight for Sudoku puzzles for FREE. a long time." France coach Raymond Domenech said of PlajiSupei- SudotaiMiwin prizes at: Zidane's latest red card. Zidane nearly won the match PRIZESUDOKUtw with a late header after giving France an early lead with a pen ally, taking two steps forward to slowly chip the ball into the ail while goalkeeper Qanluigi Billion dived to his right. it was his third goal ol the tour- Going mainstream nament and sixth in the last It) DISC GOLF. FROM PAGE 13 and high schools." major tournament matches, He He estimated the total pay- scored threeatthe2004 European ers using disc golf to continue out In cash and prizes this Championship. their careers as athletes. yeai wasaboul S1000. Zidanes icaniniales had Tournament organizer Other lit st place finishers on all wauled to help him to one Mike Michalak said this type Saturda) were Melissa Fehei last trophy, failing that, lliey oi grow ih is exactly what the) [Women . Evan Stansburj refused to kick him when he are hoping to promote With (Am 1. Isaiah Gonzalez (Am was down. the annual event by using all 2), Ziggy Biekoven \m li and "I 01 all thai Zidane has done of the entry fees to go direct- Boh Hauls i \m masters). lor the national team, you ly towards prizes and cash On Inly IS and 16, the Brent have to say I hank you and payouts. I lambrick Memorial Open will well done," said striker David ■ 1 he whole idea Is we're try- be played at Hoover Reservoii licvegiiet, the only player to ing to gei the spoil to grow, in Columbus, I he event is one miss his penally kick in the he said. "We're even trying to of the biggest tournaments ol shootout. get disc goll Into grade schools the veil and should attract all

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