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WOMEN HOST UT: MOSTLY CLOUDY BG women host big game HIGH: 66 I LOW 53 against Toledo Sunday www.lignews.cotn independent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 25 afternoon; PAGE 5 Weapon advocates lose in court By John Nolan advocates will seek a bill allow- does not conflict with the state for their safety. put the public and police officers against the cause and the crowd IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the hidden guns or will lobby constitution's guarantee (hat Klein said the lawsuit had at risk. could number in the hundreds, CINCINNATI — Activists who for passage of a state constitu- people can arm themselves for been filed in an effort to pressure Forty-four other states allow Renter said yesterday. want the right to carry concealed tional amendment. self defense. state lawmakers into legalizing people to carry hidden weapons, He said his protest is intended weapons in Ohio said yesterday Plaintiffs also are considering "We have to have a right to the carrying of hidden weapons. mostly with restrictions. to demonstrate that while carry- that they hope to increase pres- asking the Ohio Supreme Court reasonably regulate for the pub- A Hamilton County Common Vermont does not require a ing unconcealed weapons is sure on the Legislature now that to reconsider its ruling, appeal- lic's safety," said Toby Hoover, Pleas court ruled against the license or permit. permitted, it could put wearers the Ohio Supreme Court upheld ing to the U.S. Supreme Court or executive director of the Ohio ban, a decision that was upheld Cincinnati hairdresser Vernon at risk of arrest for inducing the state's ban on carrying hid- starting a new court challenge to Coalition Against Gun Violence. by the 1st Ohio District Court of terrier, who joined Klein as a panic or of attack by people who den weapons. Ohio's ban, Klein said. Klein and four others filed suit Appeals. plaintiff in the lawsuit, is plan- might try to take the guns. Cincinnati private investigator "As long as we've got options, in 2000 claiming that they have Proposals in the Legislature to ning to walk with friends and "I had eight guys try and take Chuck Klein, who lost on we'll pursue them," he said. the right to go armed to defend allow concealed-carry have supporters Sunday afternoon in my gun away from me one night, Wednesday when the court Gun-control advocates themselves. They say their jobs stalled, with some lawmakers his neighborhood while wearing because I was earning it open- rejected his lawsuit challenging praised the Ohio Supreme sometimes take them into and police agencies arguing that unconcealed firearms. iy." Ohio's ban, said concealed-carry Court's ruling that said the ban neighborhoods where they fear allowing hidden weapons could Others may show up for and

BG NEWS BRIEFING ? UCF Center seeking sing your right? volunteers for upcoming Fall Break The UCF Community and Spiritual Development Center is tion of students vote seeking volunteers for two differ- ent trips over Fall Break. According to a press release, one trip is to Detroit, where 12 Statistics prove that many college aged students are not exercising their constitution- students will have the opportuni- al right to vote. ty to volunteer at an emergency shelter for the homeless or abused Half of United States citizens between the ages of 18 and 24 are registered to women and children, give out vote. This is the lowest percentage for any age group in the nation. |bod for the hungry and help at an The 2000 census showed that 50.7 percent of citizens ages 18 to 24 addiction suppon center. ere registered to vote. The group with the highest percentage are The other trip is to the Appalachian region of Kentucky those aged between 65 and 74 with 78.8 percent registered. where 12 students will help peo- Citizens in the younger age group have many rea- ple with home repair work and sons for not registering. Reasons range learn about poor families in Kentucky. The release said these from lack of time to lack of interest. Often trips are designed to give students they claim diat dieir one vote does not an alternative trip for Fall Break count. and also to engage them in service "Look at what happened in the and cultural emersion. According to UCF Director, Rev. 2000 Presidential election. Every vote Dr. Diane Christopherson, these counts," said Sara Kaminski, who is trips will allow students to leam president of the College Democrats. "Too about poverty; race, class, gender and reflect on what that has to do many college students choose the "my for us as individuals in Bowling vote doesn't count" attitude, which is Green. precisely why we are overlooked as a Rev. Dr. Christopherson recent- constituency. If we all registered and got ly visited the site in Kentucky and said the living conditions are like out to vote, legislators would be pay the ones she saw in Haiti. ing us far greater attention." "Unbelieveable the things peo- Dan Brown, president of the ple are living in." she said. UCF is also looking for two College Republicans agreed, graduate students for each group "Coundess other candidates have to help students reflect on their won and issues passed by a narrow experiences and facilitate discus- sion groups. margin of votes. Each vote is The cost of the trip is $65 per extremely important and yours person. Vans will depart from could be the deciding vote." Bowling Green Oct. 8, and will Groups on campus are work- return the evening of Oct 12. To reserve a spot contact Diane ing to get more young people Christopherson at 419-308-4670 signed up to vote. The office of or Jason Wells-Iensen at 419-352- campus involvement is spon- 7534. — Ryan Reiterman VOTING, PAGE 2 CROP Walk to be held Sunday The second annual Bowling Green CROP Walk will be held Sunday with the goal of helping to end hunger around the worid. Each walker is asked to have a sponsor for the event. Funds pro- Johns Hopkins involved in vided by sponsors will be used to help those in need of food and shelter in the United States and other countries. new study using robots Eleven area churches and the able, would that patient rather said Kavoussi, a professor and United Christian Fellowship will By Foster Khij IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS see and talk with their doctor vicechairman of Hopkins' urolo- be participating in the event, through an interactive robot or gy department. "So this is not an although all community mem- BAITIMORE — The newest staff member at Johns Hopkins see a substitute physician in per- impersonal visit. I know them.... bers are encouraged to take part son? They'd absolutely rather see me, in the walk. Hospital stands just over five feet and looks like an oversized vacu- Dr. Louis Kavoussi, who is even if it's virtual." Last year, proceeds from the conducting the feasibility study, The study, which will involve first CROP Walk totaled $4,575. um cleaner with a video screen says the answer, so far, favors Dr. about 40 patients, is designed to Steve Ruark AP Pnalo This year, organizers are setting for a head. "Dr. Robot" is pan of a study at Robot "All these patients have a pre- NEW TECHNOLOGY: A doctor appears on the monitor of an Intouch Hopkins that asks: If a patient's DR. ROBOT, PAGE 2 CROP WALK. PAGE 2 own doctor isn't physically avail- existing relationship with me," Health robot as he moves the robot between patient's rooms.

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F0RALLTHENEWSV1SITWWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. September 26.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Bin Laden aide may not face life By Larry Neumeister government's theory that terrorism. his keys so he could enter a bing. Prosecutors wanted a life require 24-hour care for life. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mamdouh Mahmud Salini At the time of the assault, Salim locked attorney conference room sentence to as little as 17 years Marvin Smilon, a spokesman NEW YORK — A reputed top planned to take hostages in a ter- was in jail awaiting trial on con- and attack two of his lawyers. He and six months in prison or up to for U.S. Attorney lames B. Comey, aide to Osama bin laden who rorism-related escape attempt in spiracy charges in the attacks on said the lawyers had refused to 21 years said prosecutors had no immedi- attacked a jail guard while await- 2000. two U.S. embassies in Africa in quit the case even after he fired The judge said sentencing ate comment on yesterday's rul- ing trial in the 1998 embassy Baits said there was no evi- 1998. The bombings killed 224 them. guidelines call for Salim to be and ing. bombings could serve fewer than dence that Salim acted with peo- people, including a dozen The defense had sought a sen- 10 months for stabbing Louis Defense attorney Richard Lind, 20 years in prison for the stab- ple outside the United States, Americans. He has yet to be tried tence of as little as 14 years in Pcpe at the Metropolitan Salim's attorney, called the ruling bing a judge ruled yesterday. thus there was insufficient evi- in the bombings. prison after Salim pleaded guilty Correctional Center. a "tremendous victory" for his U.S. District Judge Deborah A. dence that Salim's conduct Salim testified during his trial to conspiracy to murder and Pepe cannot read or speak as a client. Bans said she found Haws in the amounted to a federal crime of that he attacked the guard to get attempted murder in the stab- result of the attack and will likely

"What if the patient says... Can this robot examine a belly?" STEPHEN SCHOENBAUM. DOCTOR FROM THE COMMONWEALTH FUND, ON THE HUMAN CONTACT LOST BY USING Crop Walk continues to be ROBOTS IN MEDICAL PROCEDURES Unavailable doctors replaced a tradition since late 60s CROP WALK. FROM PAGE 1 Pantry, 25 percent will be sent to Originally, CROP was an other countries, and 50 percent acronym for the Christian Rural their sights a little higher. benefits other areas in the Overseas Program, and the goal by robots who act as first step "We'd like to raise $9,000." lo nation. of the program was to assist Vernon, one of the organizers of Midwest farm families share DR. ROBOT, FROM PAGE 1 Kavoussi said. "All that can come tempted to always be looking at "We're doing our little part to the CROP Walk. said. "We hope help," Vemon said. their grain with the hungry in across very, very well" through our patients and wouldn't be able to haw 150 walkers." gauge patients' attitudes toward the robot. to relax," Dobkin said. "I also Vernon and Wilbargcr decided Europe and Asia. However, the Judy Wilbargcr is a co-chair for to bring the CROP Walk to acronym has lost its significance Dr. Robot. Dr. Stephen Schoenbaum of imagine that there's a group of the walk, along with Vernon. Kavt nissi, a member of the sci- I he i iommonwealth Fund a pri- patients who would feel it was too Bowling Green two years ago. with time, as the program now "We did well last year, but "We met with people from the benefits both urban and uiial entilic advisory board for vate foundation that supports impersonal. ...They'd rather have hope to do even better this year," InTouch Health Inc., the compa- research on healthcare policy a human (being) touch and Church World Service a few areas. Today, CROP Walks are Wilbarger said. years ago, and they hinted that held in about 2,000 communi- ny that makes the robot, said he is and counts as a member the examine them. All of the proceeds benefit the optimistic the robot is going to president of lohns Hopkins "There is a role for robotics," Bowling Green didn't have a ties across the county. light against hunger in different CROP Walk," Wilbarger said. The walk will begin at 2 p.m. at be accepted by patients as a University, said the robots can't Dobkin said. "But I don't think it regions of the world — 25 per- mechanism to interact with their replace human contact. could substitute for a physical The Church World Service has the Montessori School and will cent of the funds will go to the been holding CROP Walks since follow the Slippery Elm Trail. physicians "What if the patient says, I'm examination." Bowling Green Christian Food if successful, the study will be having a lot of pain in my stom- Kavoussi said there are still a 1969 around the country. —Allison Halco followed by a larger one, with ach?' Can this robot examine a lew technical problems: recently, more patients at multiple hospi- Ixily?" Schoenbaum said. engineers had to be called in tals, to make sure the can ren- But he concedes the robot when the chain link mechanism dered by the robots is equivalent could bean important first step in on one of the front wheels got to in-person care. The current treating patients who are in jammed. But he said the robot's study is expected to be complet- places where doctors can't be real-time" interaction has College Democrats work to get ed in October. physically. impressed many patients. Kavoussi said the robots could "What you're really talking When the robot rolled into one day be used to help treat about here is how do you bring Elizabeth Mints' room after her more students registered to vote patients when it's not possible to sophisticated medical services — kidney surgery, she said she was send in physicians, such as in not to people sitting in 1 lopkins surprised to see how clear VOTING, FROM PAGE 1 their table in the Union this past register is Oct. 7. Those wishing military operations and natural hospital, where they can get them Kavoussi's image appeared on week. Next week the table will be to register or change their disasters. anyway — but to people who the video monitor and how easily soring a voter registration moving to the Education address in order to vote in the With the robot — which has don't have that advantage?" she could communicate with contest that is aimed at getting Building steps. They are also upcoming Bowling Green elec- infrared sensors, a movable video Schoenbaum said. him through the robot. all of the groups on campus leading a door-to-door cam- tion must complete a form screen, a zoom video camera, a Dr. Eric Dobkin. director of the "If he can't be there in person, involved in the effort. paign in residence halls. before that date. microphone and a speaker — surgical intensive care unit at this is a good substitute. You The College Republicans are "Registering to vote is the first "It is extremely important that doctors can examine patients 1 lanford I lospital and an associ- could see him smile and laugh participating in the voter regis- step toward electing officials students register to vote because from hundreds of miles away, ate professor of surgery at the when 1 said a couple things," said tration drive on campus as well who will represent their inter- it is a duty of every American to using a joystick and an Internet University of Connecticut said Mints, a 56-year-old retired police as for all of Wood County. They ests Those who do not register take an active part in their gov- connection. the robot could be useful for officer from Edgewater. "It made also always have forms at all of cannot vote. If they cannot vote, ernment by exercising their right "You get a lot of information physicians who wanted to it seem not like you were talking their promotion tables. then they will not get changes to vote and not taking it for from looking at a patient's face in answer their patients' questions to a machine. You got a sense that The College Democrats made," said Kaminski. granted." said Brown. terms of how they're doing — while they were traveling. "The Dr. Kavoussi was on the other helped students get registered at Wood County's deadline to their gestures, their aura," risk to physicians is that we'd be side."

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www.bgnews.com/campus COLLEGE STUDENTS TOP THREE MAGAZINES (KRT) — According to a study by die Student Monitor, a college student research group, Cosmopolitan, Maxim and Sports Illustrated are the three most-read magazines by college students. Not only are they the most read and subscribed to magazines by college students. CAMPUS Race-based bake sale ended by university get^■^^^^^ Pie calendar of events isa taken from ]\fI^K e By Linda K. Wertheimer veai SMI I law Student and leadci llieu com ems lo SMII officials. I H t D A I i fl S M 0 W fl I f, I N ol the conservatives' group, said "When I saw this, I was like, ' I flu' sign said white males had the event didn't gel out of hand can't believe they let you guys to pay SI for a cookie White and dial ai the most,a dozen stu- post iins.' she said. "I fell they 8 ,i.m.i. p.m. 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. women: 73 cents. Hispanics: .">II dents gathered around the table wen- attempting to make 2003 Student Class Art WebMail Upgrade and SPAM Precious Stones Info, lable cents. Blacks: a quarter. ol sugar and chocolate chip I lispanfes and blacks feet interi- Inhibition and Offensive Content Union Lobby ihe evem fuesdaj al cookies and other baked treats. or, We jinn|Ht1 over the same Presented bv the Student Glass filtering I lands-Un Session Southern Methodist Universltj "W'e copied what's been done hoops in gei there." Club. I lands-on session to learn 7-11 p.m. was no I'lA hake sale. al multiple campuses around SMU's freshmen class this year Union (killeries about theWehmail upgrade Musicians (luild Concert It was a conservative student the country to illustrate our is one ol iis most diverse ever — and SPAM and offensive con- Union Ballroom groups attempt al making a opinion i if affirmative action and _'ll percent are minorities. 10 a.m.-4 | • 111 tent filtering capabilities avail- political statement, and ii caused how we think Irs unfair," said Overall, minoriiv enrollment T.L solini able for H( iNet accounts begin- 8 p.m. such a stir that SMU shut it down Rushing, chairman ol Young among Ihe school's 10,000- Dorothy Ulier Bryan Gallery ning (Xtober 9. "C Ker the River and Through aftei 45 minutes, Conservatives ol fexas al SMII member siudem body is 19 per- 126 Hayes theWoods" by loe Dil'ietro The Young Conservatives of and for Ihe stale. cent. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The loving and sometimes [exas chapter ran iis so-called Chapters of the group held Before the hake sale brouha- Through the Needle's I ye II a.m.-4 p.m. overbearing grandparents in "affirmative action hake sale In similar hake sales ai the ha, SMII already was planning a Willanl Wankelman Gallery ANO Promo Table an Italian-American family protest the useol raceorgendei UniuTsiiv ol lexasal \usdn and forum so students and others Sponsored by Aninie in from lersey try every scheme as a factor in college admissions fexas VS-M University this could debate the aftermath of 10 .i.in. i. |i.i11 Northwest Ohio. possible to keep their only i onservative groups have held month. Both schools allowed the the recent U.S. Supreme Court Dance Marathon -Shirt Sale Union lx>bby grandson from moving to similar sales al colleges around events, citing nee speech poli ruling mi affirmative action.The Union Lobby Seattle in this Broadway the country since February cies. court ruled in lime that universi- 11 a.m.-3 p.m. comedy. Group leaders saj thej were Rushing, 23, said the events ties could use race- as a factor ill 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Alpha Phi Omega Hake Sale Tickets: SHI for Adult. Senior & onlj making a point while exei strive lo give students a sense of admissions under limited condi- Cedar Point Haffle Education Htti/ding Steps Students.(419) 372-2719 for (ising their freedom of speech, the Inequality he says Is created lions The ruling changes the Sponsored by BGSU's National reservations. hut a black student who filed a by unequal college admissions landscape in lexas, where uni- Student Speech, language and 11 . i. i ii 1 11.111. Eva Marie Saint theatre discrimination complaint will) policies for whites and minority. versities have been banned from I learing ASSOC I lockey Information Table SMU said Ihe hake sale was groups using nice as a factor since IHJKj. Union Ivbliy Sponsored by the Athletics 11 p.m. offensive. SMU officials said thej Mall I Illusion, a sophomore. "We value free speech, and I Dept UAOMovte Ihe lulk halted the event because it creal said the group's sign, which listed think our record here shows free Union lobby Union theater ed a potentially unsafe situation puces for the Heals hy the race dom of expression is important for students. and sex of buyers, was not a to tin' academic community and "Ihis was not an issue about learning tool, It was offensive, he especially this one," said lames tree speech." said Tim Moore. said. i aswell, SMU's vice president of director of the Hughes-Trigg 'My reaction was disgust student affairs THE CAMPUS BLOTTER Student Center. "It was really an because ol the ignorance ol Ihe students organizing the Wednesday. September 24: Brittany Roberts. Toledo, and control device in Lot G. issue where we had a hostile some SMII students," Houston SMII event said they meant no A former student was asked to Matthew Entrup. Balavia were Lindsey M Fratus and Jessica environment being created thai said, who is black. "ihev were offense leave Founders and told if he returned, involved in an accident Zweigart. both ol North Olmsted. Ohio, was potentially volatile" arguing that affirmative action lo gel permission for selling would be charged with criminal Ires- An ambulance was dispatched lor a were cited for possession of drug During the bake sale students was solely based on race Its not up. students said only that they passing. male subject experiencing chest pain paraphernalia. were crowding around the table based on race. It's based on were holding a hake sale. The officer found several vehicles Aaron W. Wright, Springfield, Ohio, lesse C. Schmalzned. Belleville. ouiside the student center, and bringing a diverse community to lot the record, die SMU sale Mich. will be cited lor possession of broken into in Lot 12. was cited for speed on Alumni Or several began to get into a shout- a certain organization." was a Hop. ai least financially. An ill student trom Bromfield was Complainant reported that his lac- drug paraphernalia ing match, Moore said. He and Ramhiia lone1-, a 20- Ihe group ended up selling just transported to WCH by BGFD ulty/staff parking decal was stolen Requester reported that a male stu- David C. Hushing, a second year-Old junior, holh expressed three O »ikies, raising S150. Ambulance. trom his vehicle while it was parked in dent iniured his ankle on the basket- An ill student from Mac North was LotP ball court next to Lot K. transported to WCH by BGFO Landon C McCarroll. Reynoldsburg. BGPO requested a UPD unit to 7 Ambulance. 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PLATO (bttmqNMuoai) OPINION Students need to take voting seriously Then: is a lack of college age country and the issues that are box on a ballot sheet but if they affect them because these deci- right to vote to fight for Social lege level, for one reason or students Uiat have taken the ini- affecting people their age. do not know what they are mark- sions will affect them once they Security. another do not even take the tive to register to vote. The interests of college stu- ing, then what is the use? go into the workforce. Students need to take and own time to register to vote. According to today's BG News dents might never get heard if It is useless to register people Social Security is one issue the responsibility that we are the One step has to come at a article on page one "Excepting they do not take the initiative to to vote if they do not take an that faces college students. For ones that will be fighting for our time. Students need to take your right." "people who are not go out and learn who is running active interest in voting. any student that has had a job in futures. College men and women action and register to vote in registered to vote can not vote. If for president or of issues that are According to the 2000 census, the past or currently has a job, have to realize that they will be in order to decide on issues con- they can not vote, then they will affecting students even on this there is just a little more than 50 they should understand that an the "real world" soon and that cerning their futures. If our generation is not con- not get changes made," said Sara campus if they do not go out and percent of people between the amount is taken from their pay- things are not going to get better cerned enough about their ages of 18-24 that even take the checks for Social Security. There Kaniinski. President of College vote. unless we make them better. futures to vote, nothing will get democrats. I lowever, even if the campus is time to register to vote. But even is a prediction that once the cur- Right now it is not even an accomplished. It's up to our More college age students successful in registering people if more people in this age group rent generation gets to the age issue whether students vote on generation to take action in need to get more involved in to vote forthe upcoming elec- do register to vote they need to where they are able to collect measures concerning their order to get things changed. One their government and take some tion, that is not enough. Students understand to take it seriously Social Security it might be gone, future. However, the real issue is vote can make a difference. interest in who is running our can register to vote and mark a because of several issues that will unless, people excercise their that men and women at the col- Todays generation needs to

Terrorism'can be LKIIKIVS10 INK EI>1T()[{ PEOPLE 0NTHE STREET looked at in many ways want, I believe there are moral not be satisfaction through the University victories. I know each and every mind, but still there lies (lie If you had to describe become a void political body in person carried a pessimistic atti- immortal flame of passion and yourself using a flavor •BRADEY an attempt to intimidate the students really tude at one point in time that appreciation burning in our ' WEAVER governments of the world into Saturday. But have you ever hearts. of ice cream what joining us. Our planes have do have pride walked by someone who had a This emotion was expressed as would it be and why? Columnist bombed Afghanistan and Iraq. disgruntled look on his or her I left Columbus. For me it was American soldiers are marching In our minds we are overcome face and simply smiled at him or the longest walk back to the car, Terrorism is defined as the as this is read in both of these with disappointment. However, her? In the event of our loss, that however, during that walk I did use of violence and/or intimida- nations to intimidate the popu- deep within, our hearts still was the least we as fans, friends not encounter a single BG fan tion to achieve ends. Alright, lations and if necessary, attack pump pride and gratitude. In and family could do. The players leaving with a heavy head. I you want to know what I think? them so they can be controlled, conclusion to Saturday's football and coaches might not want to believe the team, University and I think terrorism is a great thing. (which is really not that different game with defending National physically accept the support community has nothing to be Please at least read the rest of from the order imposed by our Champion Ohio State Buckeyes, after a heartbreaking defeat, but ashamed of. We shall march on this article before you declare regimes). The point is that these none of the Falcon faithful exited me a raving lunatic and gather a deep down inside them a small with our chins up and our heads acts are terrorist acts, but their the stadium without applauding group of your buddies to kick purpose and their eventual out- flame continues to burn. It is held high. The season will go on; BETHANYWHART0N the team as thev walked off the here that a players desire to play me into the next realm of exis- comes, democratization and for we have a MAC tide to win. I A field. the game and win, in addition to SENIOR, BIOLOGY tence. I like living on this planet freedom, are for the good of cannot emphasize my encour- Furthermore, I encountered a moral support from us (non and think it would be nice to mankind. Thus, the world is agement more than to come out "Vanilla with Godiva BG-SU cheer while entering the competitors), that counts as a stay for a while. being benefited by terrorism. and support the Falcons. l£t us stadium. In the end, everyone in victory. Liqueur, because I'm a First, random and unpro- In regards to the negaUve Columbus knew who we were Without fans, the importance continue in promoting a positive lush." voked acts of violence with no connotation of this word it is and the fact that we deserved to of the game dwindles. experience here at BGSU. purpose or goal in mind are dis- my strong belief that terrorism be there. Not only did we gain Without players there is no gusting and ridiculous. is only a matter of perspective. TYLER SW0RDEN respect, but we also left our mark game as well as no reason for Individuals who are using vio- Take a look at the sons of liberty, STUDENT in history. spectators. Without players AND lence as its own purpose are dis- back in die 1770s they went If you lose, you lose and if you patrons, there is no experience. turbed and need to be institu- aboard a British merchant ves- tionalized. win. you win. But say what you And without victory, there may sel and threw tons of tea into With any luck they will be Boston harbor. What came after brought to the point where they that act of economic warfare is a are no longer a threat to them- matter of some debate, LISAWHARTON selves and everyone else, and Americans calling it a revolution give it to them. Otherwise, read plans, except you pay even more SENIOR, MUSIC can be released as a worthy and and the British calling it a rebel- Students only on. When you buy the BG Basic up front. So start making your functional member of society. lion. meal plan for $250 more than semi-annual checks to BG a bit EDUCATION Without any luck, hey, at least Regardless of which side of the minimum, what do you get? smaller, make a few cents of need to get "Vanilla with Bailey's, they have been contained. that debate you are on, both You get to pay $250 more up interest in your savings account Violence is never the best solu- sides can obviously see that the front to the University, and then while you wait to use it (or use it minimum plan see above." tion, but unfortunately we live violence that occurred was as a buffer so you don't pay any you get to spend it on their food in a world where what's best directed toward achieving an about 2 or 3 months later. bounced check fees) and isn't what is. ultimate goal: independence. Everybody keeps talking about ■Meanwhile, they can earn instead of increasing your Flex There is a growing miscon- George Washington was called interest on all of that extra funds, you can increase your how they get ripped off by ception in America that fright- the radical leader of a rabble money they are collecting. Why W.G. Grinders, Subway or Dining Services, but I haven't ens me even more than these army during the fight; after- heard much about the fact that not use that S250 to buy yourself Campus Pollyeyes funds — with- acts of violence, it is the idea wards he was called Mr. students who buy any plan high- food off campus? Or if you really out giving a free loan to Dining that terrorists are only bad peo- President. er than the minimum are rip- love Dining Services' food, Big Services. ple with evil in mind. The truth So now we can see that one ping themselves off by giving free Charge food at the Union once is the majority of people who person's freedom fighter is loans to the University. in a while and pay a month later JOHN SHUTZE TIA GRUBER take up arms in an organized another person's terrorist. If your parents take care of your when the bill comes. The same STUDENT fashion are fighting against If you think about the issue finances, rip this article out and applies to the Feast and Ultimate SENIOR, ART EDUCATION what they believe to be oppres- seriously, the only things that "Vanilla, because "the sion. Fighting for freedom is the separate our terrorists from dude" likes white main principle this country was their terrorists are ethnocen- founded upon. No one can trism, counterculture, and cul- russians." convince me this is not a good ture shock. On that note I wish thing! to leave you with a statement http://www.krtcampus.com Resident Bush has used direcdy from President Bush's both violence and intimidation mouth, "All nations that fight in the War on Terror, so by the terror, as if the lives of their own literal definition of the word he people depend on it, will earn is a terrorist. The administra- the favorable judgment of histo- tion told the U.N. that it would ry-"

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Ben Swanger BG News www.bgnews.com/sports OUT OF MY WAY: Oman Aldridge tries to get around a BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY defender in a recent game. Falcons face Zips Women's in MAC opener •st win Five BG players will miss today's game due to a since last violation of team policy, Asst Director of Athletic year By Brandon Drake Communications Kris SPORTS REP0RUR Kamann confirmed. The The Falcons women's golf players are David team has started off this season with stellar play from both DeGraff, Matt Martjnka, uppcii lassmen and freshmen. Eric Duda, Raul Dhaliwal last weekend. Bowling Green and Andrew KnolL captured the two round Butler Fall Invitational at Fagle Creek By Chris W*g Golf Course in Indianapolis. Iiul. SPORTS REPORTER on Tuesday. The men's soccer (earn is on the The Falcons posted a two- last leg of their journey as they hit round team score of 613. On the road today. The Falcons travel Monday, their first-day score to Akron to take on the Zips. BG is was 323 and they improved that returning from a well-traveled by three strokes on Tuesday by toad trip over the past two weeks finishing with a score of 320. in which they went to Florida and Both scores were the lowest Las Vegas for their last two tourna- recorded by any ol the II teams ments. in the two-day tournament The games prior to today's game Their team was 13 strokes bettei have provided building blocks for than Western Kentucky (656) the primarily young team. The and 19 strokes betler than Falcons are most recently coming Western Illinois 1662). offa tough doubk' overtime loss to The last tournament the the Runnin' Rebels of UNLV on Falcons won was its own Falcon Sunday. The team is now 2-2-2. Invitational on Sept 22.2002 at With six games under their belt, Forrest Creason Golf Course, the Falcons will now begin playing games that will have a direct effect I heir recent success started on their season because today's early on ill the season, as they game marks the beginning of Mid- placed well in their First two American Conference play. The tournaments before capturing Falcons realize the importance of their first team victory. ()|x'ning these games and arc by no means the 2003 season, they finished tied for fifth place at the Cardinal taking the Zips lightly. Eric Fertel BG TfcM The Falcons' schedule, which (lassie with a three-round team KICKIN' IT: Women's soccer player Leah Eggleton kicks the ball during the Falcons game against Wright State last weekend. had them competing against score of 633. At the Falcon Fall NCAA powerhouse schools such Invitational, the BGSU women as UNLV and Cincinnati, was finished third with a 36-hole designed to help the Falcons better team score of 631). prepare themselves for the MAC fenny Schnipke was the run- This year's schedule has had the ner-up in the tournament and Falcons on the road for four out of Women's soccer to finished with a score of 156 six games, and well propped for 179,77). Julie Wise tied for fourth conference games. with a score of 160 (7H.H2) and "We are excited to play Akron," kari I eggett finished tied for Coach Mel Mahler said following ninth with a score of 163(85,78). the UNLV tournament Also placing in the tourna- Mahler and the Falcons have play Valpo and Toledo ment lor the Falcons were good reason to be excited for con- Amanda Schroeder, who placed ference play. So far this season the By Kevin Shields competitive team and they'll be SPORTS REPORTER tied for 12th with a score of 164 team has only allowed seven goals hungry for a win," Richards (81,83) and Kari Evans finished in six games, including two After getting their first win- said. Last season these two teams tied for 45th with a score of 181. shutouts. ning streak of the season going, For Schnipke, this tourna- Other than the play of the the Falcons will look to contin- met at Cochrane Field with the ue their success this weekend Falcons getting a 3-0 win. On ment was her Strongest finish defense, led by goal keeper David since lasl fall when she won the DeGraff, the Falcons also have against Valparaiso and Toledo. Sunday afternoon, the Falcons Eastern Kentucky Invitational, some offensive weapons. Transfer This afternoon, the Falcons will then host arch rival Toledo Omari Aldridge has provided a will travel to Valparaiso and take in a big Mid-American lulie Wise posted the highest fin- great lift for the team, scoring three on the Crusaders, who have yet Conference game at Cochrane ish of her career. I ler first-round goals this season. Paul Seip and to win a game this year with a Field. The Falcons lead the all score of 78 was also a personal Paul Dhaliwal have two goals record of 0-7. However, they time series, but have yet to beat low. apiece. have only lost a game by more the Rockets at home. The Falcons get this weekend Following today's conference than two goals once this year The Rockets will come in off as they next travel to Ann opener, the team heads home to and are a team that coach Andy with a record of 3-5 on the year Arbor, Michigan to participate in play their first home game in near- Richards knows his team can- and a MAC record of 2-2. Their the Wolverine Invitational, ly three weeks. On Sunday the not overlook. lop scorer on the year with five- Eric f ertel BG News which will take place Oct. 4-5. Falcons face off against the "We know a little about them goals is Melissa I.esage and MY BALL: Keeley Dayton attempts to pass a Wright State University of Michigan at 3:30 pm. since we played them last year, defender last weekend. The Falcons face Valpo. and Toledo this but we expect them to be a WOMEN'S SOCCER, PAGE 6 at Cochrane Field weekend. Spikers to host Hockey ready to IPFW, WMU drop the puck By Kevin Shields this season, which marks the SPORIS REPORTER By lason A DIIOM and hitting, trying to get ready for 20th anniversary of our national SPORTS REPORTER this weekend's matches," head It's once again time for Bowling championship team. The Bowling Green State vol- coach Denise Van DeWalle said." Green hockey to drop the puck, Last season, the Falcons fin- leyball team's loss to Ohio State Ohio State is in the past and we're and second year head coach ished 8-25-3 on the year and left a few things to be desired, so moving on. IPFW and Western Scott Paluch's team will be look- eleventh in the CCI IA in Paluch's they decided to cover a lot of Michigan are both very good ing to get the program back on first season as coach. It was a sea- ground during practice this week teams, so we're looking forward track. son filled with promise and many without traveling, of course. to them and not thinking about "We want to be a team this close defeats that could have Now, level-headedness and last weekend." year that gets us back to where very easily been wins. The team priority take precedence this The Falcons will meet IPFW for this program should be at in the only lost six letterwinners and weekend as the Falcons prepare only the fifth time, with one of the CO IA and at the national level," will return a big group of experi- to host Indiana-Purdue Fort teams looking to break a 2-2 tie in Much said. "In years to come } enced players. Wayne tonight, and then open the all-time series. Last year's here we want to be known as a "I think with all our players up Mid-American Conference meeting, which was played in team that everyone is talking having gone through a year of play against Western Michigan Fort Wayne, Ind., saw the Falcons Ben Suftnger BG Nem about as a factor in the league." playing in key roles and along tomorrow. The Falcons will return 18 let- with the experience they gained "We have been working really DEFENSE: Nadia Bedricky, left and Bridget Beers attempt to terwinners and will welcome hard this week on our defense VOLLEYBAli, PAGE 7 block the ball against Murray State Sept. 12. eight new freshmen to their team HOCKEY. PAGE 6

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BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK Josh Kcmtak gets way too much publicity from us. He leers will rely was just in People on Hie Street, he's about to be in here next week as a member of the Homecoming Court (which a member of the BG News staff was conspicu- ously left off of) and now he's our guest picker. V* predict ZACHom BAKER DAN GEDNEY JAYME RAMS0N JOSH KONTAK hell go 1-5. Spurts Editor Asst Sports Editor Reporter USG President on returnees Northwestern at Prediction Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Northwestern Score 29-19 21-20 17-10 21-17 ^__ HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 5 and good mix of players coming No. 4 Ohio State Rant Ohio State will be Another unneces- OSU can't win by OSU is squeaking in this year," Paluch said. higher than my hair sary heart attack more than seven out victories. It is from last season will make our "Jonathan Sigalet will come in in this pic. for Buckeye fans. points anyway time for them to lose depth very good, which will with the ability to be a big impact make us a deeper team than last player right away and is a very season," Paluch said. "I feel we offensively gifted defenseman." Prediction Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Iowa St at Northern Illinois have more guys who are capable In the preseason polls, the Score 41-10 38-20 35-17 35-24 No. 20 Northern Illinois of scoring goals and the depth Falcons were picked 10th out of Rant Oh my my. oh hell Huskies keep on Huskies have a The reign ot the MAC will help us keep fresher legs." 12 in the CCHA by the coaches yes. NIU will be the climbing the ranks. chance to keep the upsets will continue The top three scorers will and eleventh by the media. These best. In this game. MAC streak alive. return to the team this year with are rankings Paluch believes his team captain forward D'Arcy team can prove wrong and com- pares his team's rankings to those Prediction Toledo Toledo Toledo Syracuse McConvey, forward Mark Wires Toledo at and defenseman Kevin Bieksa. of Ferris State last year, who went 38-10 24-21 45-28 Syracuse Score 26-13 They will be joined by Mike Falk, on to win the league after being Rant Toledo is a bad— Rockets flying high UT gets mad BG's arch-rivals will who was one of the top freshmen picked ninth. after last weeks because they have go down after last you shut your in the league last year and was "Our goal is to prove that rank- mouth. upset of Pitt. to play in a dome. week's upset fourth on the team in goals. ing wrong," Paluch said. "With Other big returnees will be for- UAF two years ago and Ferris Prediction Central Florida | Central Florida Kent State Central Florida wards Steve Brudzewski, Ryan State last year, that's clearly the Central Florida at model that our program's looking Score 34-12 17-10 13-10 48-14 Minnabarriet, Brett Pilkington, to do — to take a ranking that's Kent State Kent State has the Kent is the MAC'S Ryan Barnett, Ben Assenmacher, Rant Central Florida has aj How did UCF ran- lower than you like and prove good QB. good team, j domly get placed in home crowd (all ten whipping-boy Erik Eaton, Jim Tudor and Brandon Piersol. Then on that we deserve to be ranked KSU has a good QB... the MAC? fans) behind them defense, the returnees will be higher, and show the product on Brian Escobedo, Don Morrison, the ice." Cincinnati at Prediction Miami Miami Miami Miami Chris Pedota, Taylor Christie and This year's schedule will begin Score 77-56 42-28 44-22 17-14 Jon Sitkc, on the third of October with an Miami (OH) Rant OK class, one more Big Ben mows down Miami said they In a close game. In the net this season for the exhibition against the University time. R-o-e-t-h-l-i- the Bearcats, pads won't need Ara's Miami will pull one Falcons will be junior Jordan of Windsor at the BG Ice Arena. s-b-u-r-g-e-r. his stats as well. grandson anymore out. Sigalet, who led the team in wins, Home opponents this year will save percentage and goals include Notre Dame, Union, against average last season. Miami, Niagra, Ohio State, Ferris Indiana at Prediction Michigan Michigan ! Michigan Michigan Stepping in for Tyler Masters last State, Findlay, Michigan State, No. 11 Michigan Score 68-45 42-10 38-12 24-12 season, Sigalet became one of the Lake Superior State and Rant I got nothing numer- Michigan vents Michigan beats up They will recuperate top goalies in the conference. His Northern Michigan. ous here..seriously. I their anger on a on the bad teams. from last week and backup will be Bob Frazee. The Falcons will travel to need a new picture! Big Ten weakling. get a victory. "Our success this year will Northern Michigan, Notre Dame, depend a lot on the play of Jordan Lake Superior State, Cornell, RECORDS 17-7 17-7 14-10 (reporter) 18-6 (guest) and he'll be asked to play a lot of Colgate, Western Michigan, games this season," Much said. Minnesota-Duluth, Alaska "We feel he is ready to have a Fairbanks, Nebraska-Omaha and good year and be one of the bet- Michigan. ter goalies in the conference Tomorrow the team will offi- again." cially kick things off with the sec- A newcomer to the team this ond annual Falcon Face-off at year will be sophomore Bryan 5:45 p.m. Free t-shirts will be Dobek, whose dad was Bob given out to the first few hundred Coppes leading the way for the Falcons students in the arena and there Dobek, a legendary hockey play- er for the Falcons in the 1970s. He will be an opportunity to meet WOMEN'S SOCCER, FROM PAGE 5 have ro continue out good play son with a MAC record of 1-1-1. strong play and try to keep work- will be joined by freshmen goal- the team afterwards The team to win." The top scorer going Into the ing hard to improve the play," their goalkeeper Molly Patterson tender Bobby Pruchnik, defense- will split into two teams and play liisi weekend, die Falcons weekend for the Falcons is kristy Richards said. "We need to keep has won two of her last three man leremy Branson, forward two 25 minute halves with a skills were able to sweep their two Coppes, who now has nine our MAC games as the top prior- starts for the Rockets, James Unger, forward Mark competition at the half. Points "I his will bea big MAC game weekend opponents and gel points for the year, with a team ity and we know that's our ticket will be awarded to the teams their firsi MAC win againsi high four goals. \li Shingler has to the postseason play." Voakes, forward Rich Meloche, for us and ii always has a liiilo forward Nick Lang, forward Dana based on how they do in hardest \kron. I he team is injury free for won her last two names in the Today's game at Valparaiso is extra spice to ii since they are our Hanson, and defenseman shot, fastest skater, and show- rivals." Richards said. "I hey are a the firsi lime all season and has net and onlv gave up one goal al 5:30 p.m. and Sunday after- down competitions on top of the themselves in position to makea last weekend. noon's game against Toledo will Jonathan Sigalet, who is the very competitive ream and very brother of goaltender Jordan. points they have from the game. run at postseason play here now "At this point in the year, we take place at I p.m. at Cochrane workmen like, so we know we'll "We think we got a good group al the halfway pount of the sea- are looking to continue our Field.

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Duckett are splitting time in ing off of a restful bye week anil tight ends are having a great Rob Vaughan and Jon in the game: On top of pressure from Atlanta and it's difficult for Glenn had a lot of catches in the start to the season too. The Goebel tell fantasy Drew Bledsoe had a rough Leftwich, look for the Jaguars to either one to be consistent. On spotlight on Monday night iwo Ravens' Todd I leap has become performance Sunday night give the Texans a steady dose of top of that, they arc both going weeks ago. Look for Mr. Glenn a major target and focal point ol football players who against the Miami defense, but Fred Taylor and the running up against a feisty Carolina to be blasting off against the the passing game, which com- they should start and look for him to bounce back game and forgetting about the defense that made Alston and lets. plements the lamal Lewis rush- against an Eagles defense which pass altogether. Pittman look pretty bad. This Wide Receivers — These gm s ing attack quite nicely I leap is a who they should is decimated by injuries on the Running Backs — I can do it if Falcon trio can shine the pine couldn't catch a cold, let alone must-start every week now. bench in week four. line and in the secondary. you put me in coach: this week. the football: regardless of the defense he Furthermore, with Travis I Ienry In friendly terms, William Deuce McAllister is a good Peerless Price is nor only laces. By Rob Vaughan and Ion Goebel GUEST REPORTERS ailing, look for Bledsoe to be air- Green has been mediocre early running back having a quiet Peerless, but Worthless these Tony Gonzalez has been real- ing it out nonstop. in the season. However, the season. Although he'll probably days. Without Mike Vick run- ly quiet, despite Kansas City's Week Three has come and lake Plummer came up huge Bengals run defense is suscepti- turn it around, it won't be this ning the offense, Price is not early season dominance. I mils gone in the NFL with surprises, against a veteran Raiders ble to giving up some large per- week against a tough Colts getting any looks. He caught for the Chiefs to get their All-pro surprises, surprises. Rich Secondary on Monday Night formances and so expect a nice Defense. New Orleans will some passes last week, but for tight end back in the scheme. Gannon will not be repeating as Football, and look for the trend performance from Green with a attack Indy by air and not by miniscule yardage and still no lason Flam is a great kicker MVP this season, due to his 53 to only get better, lake the couple of touchdowns. On top ground. The Deuce won't be touchdowns ... he's gotta keep and will get lots of chances percent completion rate in the Snake is for real and he will eat of that, an ailing Holcomb may loose this week. the bench comfortable until against Detroit in this necks early weeks. The Browns up the Detroit defense in want to hand off the ball instead Wide Receivers — I'll catch it Vick returns. contest in Denver. The u,i\ shocked the league by getting Denver Sunday. As we also saw of getting drilled by Cincinnati if you just let me play: Tim Brown is a shoe-in for the Denver looked Monday night, into the end zone twice in the via his 49 rushing yards and linemen. With Travis Henry bugged by NFL Hall of Fame, but he's no he'll kick six or seven extra same game. Week 4 brings on touchdown, the Snake can be Fred Taylor could be in for a a rib injury and Drew Bledsoe longer a shoe-in to catch more points as well. some more intriguing match- dangerous on the ground as huge game because the Texans looking to break out after a than two or three passes per Hopefully you enjoy our ups as well as bye weeks for well. are plagued by injuries. The tough one Sunday night, look game. It took Brown until late thoughts and insights and your some key teams and players. Quarterbacks — Please elusive Taylor must be licking for Eric Moulds to be livin' large into the game to grab a pass fantasy Football learn is wiping The liucs, Giants, Dolphins and bench me, I'm not that good: his chops after watching the this week against the injured Monday night, and that was out opponents in the early part Seahawks all get a breather this Mark Brunell can drive fanta- performance Priest "Farlv Eagles defense. Moulds is con- with the Raiders losing and of the season. Next week we'll week and so be prepared to sy owners crazy with his incon- Season MVP" Holmes had sistent and with a bad game last passing the entire game! locus on who to pick up in case bench Ricky Williams, I lot Head sistencies and his injuries. against the Texans. Houston we weekend, look for him to Tight Ends and Kickers — of injuries and also which quiet Shockey, Shaun Alexander and Starting him against the Texans have a problem. bounce back with style. I lere's the scoop: superstars will turn their sea that stingy Bucs Defense. defense looks like a good Running Backs — I'll ride the Terry Glenn is a solid choice Although we know the best sons around after a slow start. Without further adieu, lets option, but if Brunell blows it, pine this week coach: against the not-so-good lets tight ends are right here on the check out Week Four. look for MAC-standout Bvron Warrick Dunn and T.I. defense. The Cowbovs are com- Bowling Green campus, several Falcons not worried about back-to-back matches

VOlLEYBAll, FROM PAGE 5 streak — the most recent coming Malone. Malone is averaging 3.42 Left-side hitter Susie Norris. "I don't think that playing tun hard." against Akron in the Wright State kills and 2.87 digs per game. whose 136 kills have moved her matches in two days will bother Both matches are scheduled in take a 2-0 lead only fall to the last weekend. "The team is excited about into fourth place on the falcons us, she said. "We're just ready to stan at 7 p.m. in Anderson Arena. Mastodons in diree straight sets. Fifth-year head coach Kelley conference play," Van De Walle all-time kills list with 1,293, says get back on the court and play Even though Kristin Gamby Hartley and middle blocker said. "We aren't overlooking the teams goal this weekend is to has since graduated, the Falcons' Fabiana Souza, who had 26 kills IPFW, but we just can't wait to get "win both matches." Norris, who workhorse from that match pro- in the loss to AU, leads the the conference season going. has also moved into second place duced 26 kills, BG (8-41 enters this Mastodons. BG will face the This will be a good test for us, on the all-time digs list with 1,344, seasons match a much- Broncos on Saturday, following because Western (Michigan! beat felt that they are not worried improved team. their final non-conference match Ohio State." about the back-to-back matches. "We're excited about this of the regular season. WMU (7-4), ! match," right-side hitter Nadia which defeated BG in four sets Bedricky said. "We're a different during both of last season's meet- team than last season and we're ings, holds a 16-24 advantage in © FDUCATK >h MAJORS © ready to go out there and com- the all-time series against the Opcnd a semester jbrcxid in I n )l in I "All Day, Everyday" Falcons. pete." Sprinq 30C4! UOUR.S1 IPFW (8-6), the 2002 Division I Head coach Cathy George is in Mon: 11am-1:30am her 10th season at the helm for Independent Division ( |*n li : In slim in, St | Ix mi n < i limit i I 1m ilii n in ij< is Tues: 11am-1:30am Champions enter tonight's the Broncos and her squad is led match on a three-game losing by outside hitter Carmen Wed: 11am-1:30am Th-Sal: 11am-3:00am /|\ N( IAIAIK Ml Mil rihGS: Sun: 11am-1:30am Vineyard I Oil 111 ridaij, oeptember 36ln Church lOam (papa) 4JI Education BBSS Q3> 3£ ^9 cash, checks in Bowling Green

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HI FRJDAV September 26, 2003 F-ZEROGX: Check www.bgnews.com/pulse out our Web site for a BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY review of the best and VOLUME 98 ISSUE 25 latest video game; WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE ara get a Tife J IM calendar of events Friday

10 p.m. The Ordinary Way Howard's Club H D E IT ER

10 p.m. Scorch with Christopher Dale Brewster's

10 pm Eric Naussau with Hal Easy Street Cafe

11 p.m. UA0 Presents: The Hulk 206 Union

Saturday

lOp.m The T-Shirts Infinite Number of Sounds Crimson Sweet Howard's Club H

10 p.m. Catwalk Blue Brewster's

10 p.m. Electrocolt Circus Easy Street Cafe

Sunday

10 p.m. Meeting Lions Howard's Club H

Monday

9:30 p.m. UA0 Presents: The Hulk 206 Union

10 p.m. Carbon Leaf Howard's Club H

Euchre Night Easy Street Cafe

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9:30 p.m. By Andrea WHhelm Deiter began skating as a to myself; 'gee/, that looks up on a larger board and rid- sport, according to Deiter, UA0 Presents: Charlie's Angels: PUISE ASSISTANT EDITOR kid in the late 70s. He started like fun' and then I thought, 'I ing downhill as fast as possi- usually when you ride, it's on Full Throttle When |im Deiter isn't busy off with just street and ramp can do that'." he said. ble. a highway with traffic. Also, it 206 Union taking graduate classes or skating. After tearing up his After watching skating on Many speed racers also is not illegal in California to teaching an American knee in 1991, he was no television for a few years, enjoy another hobby that is a ride a skateboard on a high- Comedy/Open-Mic Night Culture Studies introductory longer able to do much trick Deiter found a Web site favorite of Deiters: streetluge. way. So basically you must Easy Street Cafe class at the Univeisity, h^ skating and as a result quit for where people talked about Streetluge consists of lying find a road that is not heavy likes to skateboard. Fast. a number of years. the different things you need down on your back, three to with traffic and have a car fol- Really fast The mid 90s brought the to do to gel started and what four inches off the ground low behind you so nobody Wednesday Jim isn't your average televising of X Games, gravity equipment was required. and steering a luge by leaning comes up behind you. skateboarder. Unlike the games and the interest of "I got in touch with a few side to side. After achieving "Most of the races I've been 10 p.m. skaters you may have seen Deiter. people who did it, bought the speeds ofupto75+mph, in are just 20 guys getting John Scofield wheeling around campus "Some of the featured equipment and went out and you must stop with your feet. together, and each throw 20 Howard's Club H between classes or perfecting events the first couple of tried it. I've been doing it ever Deiter has competed in bucks in a hat and we'll race their jumps off of stairways, years were the street boarders since," he said. eight races total; all but one and whoever wins takes all Jazz Night Jim prefers to skate downhill and streetlugers, and I saw Speed boarding, as it's underground races. Since Easy Street Cafe at speeds of 55* mph. them doing that and thought referred to, requires standing speed racing is not an official SPEED,PAGE 9 GRAPHICS AND LAYOUT BY MATT IVEY Thursday

10 pm The Stepford Five with Miranda Sound Howard's Club H Free stress with free entertainment at Test* The Calendar ol Events is By Leijh Ann Mackenzie along with Fuse and Juke Joint raise money for The Muscular many other local businesses. tion jars available and a large compiled by Sean Corp. Contact PUISE WRITER Saints. The younger crowd can Dystrophy Association, a volun- Not only will the festival raise turnout anticipated, the festival him at [email protected] Stress and college never seem partake in the inflatable play- tary health agency aimed at money for the MDA, but it will is hoping to raise a substantial to be far apart, especially with grounds, splash tanks, speed conquering neuromuscular dis- also serve as a bond between amount of money for the MDA. midterms approaching fast. But pitching machines, golf crup- eases that affect more than a students and residents. "We Helen Bowden, Program BG NEWS now, thanks to the Kappa Alpha pers, performance artists and million Americans. really wanted to try and bring Coordinator, MDA, said the Order, students have a way to face painting. "We've been planning this fes- the campus and the community members of the Kappa Alpha BRIEFING relieve some of that stress, along There will also be a raffle in tival since last February," loseph together since they normally Older have done well in plan- with the entire Bowling Green which several prizes, provided said, "we normally do a golf out - separate themselves," Fleisch ning tin' festival that will get the Howard's to host community. by local businesses, will be up ing each year to raise money for said. Bowling Green public involved The first annual "Stress Fest," for bid. Fresh grilled food will be the MDA but this year we want- And with a lot of recent and in their cause. national acts will take place Sept. 28 from provided by Jed's on Main Street, ed to get more of the communi- upcoming publicity, the turnout "They are so wonderful, being On Friday, Sept. 19 at 10 noon until 6 p.m. in the Sky who also donated wings for the ty involved." for this charitable cause is college students and putting this p.m., Howard's Club H pre- Bank parking lot located on wing-eating contest in which The festival has done just that expected to be a large one. event together on their own," sents "Blues Band of the Clough Street. the winner receives a T-shirt and so far, receiving support from "We've hit the campus pretty Bowden said, "they were the Year" winner Magic Slim & The festival will include enter- trophy. the University, 106.5 FM, Main hard with advertisements, so we ones who approached me about The Teardrops. On tainment for all ages. Three The festival, coordinated by Street BG, The Chamber of think the student turnout will be doing this." Wednesday, Oct. 1, Grammy bands will be featured, including Bryan Joseph and Mark Fleisch Commerce, Jed's, Wal-Mart, Sky pretty good," Fleisch said. nominee The John Scofield Oval Opus as the headliner, of the Kappa Alpha Order, will Bank. John Newlove Reality and With a $2 entrance fee. dona- LOCAL. PAGE 9 Band will also perform. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COIlWPtlLSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM TIIEITLSE Fnday. September 26.2003 9 Festival Speed for life: adventure reigns to raise SPEED, FROM PAGE 8 no longer considered safe. in your chest... but you want to your anus out to the side, letting him to travel internationally. the money," he said. Originally from Green Bay, do it again." the wind hit you square in the Skateboarding is a popular The first official event for Wisconsin, Deiter lived in Although not a self-pro- chest. When turning, you must international sport. In fact, while funds for Deiter was the Canadian California for a number of years, claimed thrill-seeker, Deiter has position yourself into a good at the Canadian National National Championships this where skateboarding is more also gone skydiving. Which was tuck. When attempting a 25 Championships, Deiter was summer in Montreal. popular than anywhere else in the bigger rush? mph hairpin turn, the trick is to competing not only among the world. After moving to Ohio, "Skateboarding... It sounds bend down, grabbing the board MDA Unfortunately, he crashed out of Americans and Canadians, but the race. however, he has had to drive or strange, but if you're driving a with one hand and dragging the also among Brazilians, Chileans, "It had been raining all day fly somewhere to practice. car going 55 mph it doesn't seem other on the ground. You must Mexicans, South Africans. LOCAL. FROM PAGE 8 and usually we don't race in the "That was part of the reason I very fast but you know if you get then keep yourself balanced and Germans, French, Swiss and in their cause. "They are so rain, but the course dried up. We crashed at this race--it had been on a motorcycle going that get back up into a tuck. British. wonderful, being college stu- only got two practice runs to the first time I'd been on a board speed, it feels like you're going a So what's the trick to perfect- Also surprising is the age of dents and putting this event learn the course before qualifi- in three months... that was by lot faster. You're just standing on ing your skill? Balance? Luck? most boarders. According to together on their own," cations started," he said. far my biggest crash," he said. a skateboard bent over the road, "It's a little bit of both," Deiter Deiter, most of the top riders are Bowden said, "they were the Deiter ended up going a bit While crashing at such nothing between you. So I'd say said. "It's practice, lots and lots of in their late 30s, early 40s. ones who approached me too fast and crashed into hay intense speeds sounds a bit when you're going mid 50s on a practice." "Out of the top 10 riders in about doing this." bales going about 45 mph, tear- daunting, Deiter is not fazed. skateboard it feels like over 100 Deiter should know-, he has the world, 8 of them are 38 or Bowden also expects the ing the seat out of his leather "Strangely it doesn't scare me in a car," he said. been able to go as fast as 55-56 older so I've got a few years," he event to bring in a lot of pants. Leather pants? Yes, ... but at the same time I'm not Speed racing is not for every- mph while speed boarding and said. money that will stay within leather pants Racers wear head one of those Mountain Dew body. It requires getting your 65-68 mph while streetluging. Look for clips of IX'iter and the community. "There are to toe motorcycle gear, includ- extreme 'yo dude' kinda people," body into a tuck, bending down Once he finishes school, many other racers in a soon-to- patients right there in ing helmet, to protect them- he said. "It's definitely an adren- and trying to minimize as much IX'iter plans to move back (o be released DVD of the Bowling Green that will bene- selves. After taking his spill, aline rush when you finish a run of your body as possible it's basi- Southern (California and contin- Canadian National fit from the money raised at Deiter was unable to pass ... your arms and legs are shak- cally all about aerodynamics. In ue racing. He is hopeful of find- Championship. the festival," she said. inspection because his suit was ing and your heart is pounding order to stop, you must stick ing a sponsor that would allow With some cooperation from Mother Nature, the festival is expected to be a great success by the Kappa Alpha Order, not only raising money for the MDA, but bringing Tiffin welcomes Bowling Green students and residents together and involv- ing them with their commu- the Tony Danza nity.

By Joe BujBee show is concerned, I lannam PULSE WRITER said that there will be "a lot of Throughout the years, Tony energy, but light-hearted. It BG Danza has literally done it all: won't be anything too dramat- boxing, acting, directing, pro- ic." For Danza, who grew up in Billboard ducing and singing. Brooklyn idolizing singers like Wait, singing? Sinatra and Crosby, the songs FINDERS TOP 10 CDs The same guy who played on House, an album that is inugh- talking, but lovable char- rapidly climbing the adult con- 1. A PERFECT CIRCLE acters in shows like" Iaxi" and temporary charts, are impor- Thirteenth Step "Who's the Boss?" actually tant to him, especially the sings. Not only does Danza album's title track. Photo Provided 2. THURSDAY sing, but he is evidently quite "It speaks of who we are and the crooner. what we hold dear," Danza By Eric Hariri est with a younger audience. for bringing Christopher Dale War All The lime This evening, at die Ritz said. Prior to making his PULSE WRITER Biepenbrock said. Christopher to Bowling Green has had Theatre in Tiffin, Ohio, fans will appearance in Tiffin, Danza CHRISTOPHER DALE Dale is concerned because he many twists and turns of his 3. SAVES THE DAY get to see just how good Danza made stops in Pennsylvania, This Saturday night sees many schools cutting their own the past few years. In Reverie croons when he performs and before that he made had a Christopher Dale is bringing his music programs Ryan Biepenbrock was the songs off his debut album I he stint at the famed Carnegie catchy acoustic rock show to While growing up Dale was long snapper for the 4.NLIL10N House I Live In. The album is a Hall in New York City. Brewsters in downtown also influenced by many musi- University's football team. Kings 01 Crunk collection of songs Danza grew So why perform at the Ritz Bowling Green. cians including Elton lohn, While attending the University, up listening to from the likes of Theatre in little Tiffin, Ohio? Dale has already made a Tom Petty and singer songwrit- Ryan studied biology with a 5. JOHN MAYER Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby. Hannam said the Ritz looks name for himself in his home- ers from the 70s. His parents' focus in pre-med and pre-den- Heavier Things Accompanying Danza will be a at a wide range of artists and town of San Diego, California. record collection and his tistry. five-piece band. entertainers and for Danza to He has been nominated for two grandfather who played tenor After graduating from the 6. STORY OF THE YEAR The aUnosphere of the show, come to the Theatre, all he had San Diego Music Awards, saxophone and clarinet for a University, the Buffalo Bills Rage Avenue according to Bnice Hannam, to do was look at the star's pop- which included Best Pop big jazz band also influenced drafted him as a free agent, lust director of the Ritz Theatre, will ularity. Album and Best Acoustic. his musical style. before the season started, the 7. MXPX be a "Las Vegas" type show. "There are a lot of people A female fan originally from Christopher Dale's trade- Buffalo Bills decided to let him Before Everything Hannam said that for those who are real Tony Danza fans," Bowling Green, Ohio, rode a mark is his ability to get the go- who are going to see Danza 1 lannam said, who expects a unicycle a mile and a half dur- crowd involved while he is per- Luckily Ryan had other inter- 8. DAVID BOWIE perform tonight (he also mixed crowd of both young ing i ii-.li hour traffic while on forming. "People pick my stuff ests and plans just in case Reality dances), will be in for a good and old. vacation to San Diego's num- up pretty quick," Dale said. things didn't work out as time, even though the Theatre "Tony will bring the type of ber one morning radio show When asked what separates planned. He is currently 9.T0M PETTY will most likely have more than entertainment that yes, appeals just to request one of him from other acts like Dave attending the school of den- Live At TheOlympia a few empty seats. The reason to an older audience, but we Christopher Dale's songs Malliews and lohn .Mayer he tistry at Ohio State University for lower than expected ticket think he'll bring in a lot of peo- "He is dedicated and appre- jokingly said, "radio play and where he is currently attending. 10. ERYKAH BAOU sales, Hannam said, is because ple who grew up watching him ciates all of his fans," said Ryan money" "I am very happy I had Worldwide Underground EP it's a "bit of a new genre-a new (Ml IV," I lannam said. Biepenbrock, who met One of Dale's most memo- something to turn back to," shtick for Tony." The show will begin at 8 p.m. Christopher Dale while in San rable moments was when he Biepenbrock said. Ryan has no TOP 5 DVDs "Some people just don't and tickets range from $33-$50. Diego is responsible for bring- was asked to sing the National regrets about how Things know what to expect," Contact the Ritz Theatre box ing him to Bowling Green. Anthem al Dodger Stadium for turned out, but he still misses 1. "Irreversible"' I lai IIuiiIi said. As far as the office at 419-448-8544. MUSIC tlieir fourth of luly Firework putting on his brown and Show. This was a big honor for orange football jersey before 2. "Family Guy Volume 2" INFLUENCES LIFE Christopher because he is a playing at Doyt Perry Stadium. Music has been a large part huge fan of baseball. Ryan met Christopher Dale of < Christopher Dale's life ever 3. "Family Guy Volume 1" to put this out." I low about this It was an incredible experi- al a bar in San Diego while THURSDAY since he was a child. When he ence, Dale said. Another high- watching a band playing that heartwarming little jingle from was in elementary school, his 4."Spun" "M Shepard": "The stage is set light during his carter came night. Ryan mentioned to counselor who played guitar when over a hundred people Christopher how disappointed WAR OF ALL TIME to rip the wings from a butter- and bass brought in a musician 5. "The Simpsons: Treehouse of fly." Rumor has it that ihursday showed up to see one of his he was with the overall band Horror" D to play for the students. This shows in Cleveland where he scene, so Christopher went to Island Records will lie taking on ladybugs next. was all the inspiration It goes on like this for over 40 was relatively unheard of at the his car, and grabbed one of his Christopher needed to go time. CDs to give to him. minutes: Fast-paced and pissed home and pick up a guitar. WFAL FIVE ON THE off. The break neck speed of This time around while on From this chance encounter When (Christopher Dale has tour Christopher Dale is hoping at the bar Ryan and Chris RISE War could be a good thing, but free time, he enjoys going to it just isn't. The boorish nature to gain even more fans than became friends Since then, Usually Thursdays are good elementary schools to play for before. Also on tour with Ryan Biepenbrock has been 1. THE RAPTURE days: It's almost the weekend, of the album, ironically makes the students in hopes of influ- for a slow moving, methodical Christopher Dale is Brent I. trying to help bring "Echoes" it's the night of "Must See TV," encing some of them like he I )ickev, acoustic rock musician. Christopher Dale's music to it's a fun night to get drunk, etc. sound. was It is a really amazing expe- Thursday is proving with War THE MAN BEHIND THE more people. 2. BLEEDING THROUGH But with the band Thursday, it's rience, Dale said. "This Is Love This Is Murderous" the exact polar opposite: anger, Ml the Time, that the angry, He loves going into the MUSIC anger, a little sadness, and attention-craving style of nu schools and sparking an inter- The man who is responsible metal is still kicking, full-force, 3. ELVIS C0STELL0 another hearty helping of "North" anger. non-stop. That voice. The voice of God help us all. - Joe BugBee You may have seen these punk- "You Make Me, Me," seem overly one with enough edge and 4. MAND0 DIA0 Thursday is an angry one, no "Bring 'Em In" doubt. But anger, particularly rock/skater guys at the Vans Tour sentimental when you read the testosterone behind it to give it on War All The Time, is a stale, MXPX some summer ago, but now they lyrics, but the drums and sound an energy lacking in so much of 5. THURSDAY in i. stagnant, and let's face it: a are doing bigger and better of lead vocals, make these punk today's punk scene. "War All the Time" pretty lazy approach in trying things with their (cross your fin- anthems about the girl in your Not unlike bands like The BEFORE EVERYTHING AND gers) upcoming mainstream life. Dcftones or Glassjaw, Story of to be heard. The music is hard AFTER and uncompromising and fame. To be quite honest, I wouldn't the Year combines soft melodies mostly of all, repetitive. B If you visit tlieir Web site, read the lyrics before listening to with intense screaming vocals A&M Records That voice. Singer Geoff www.mxpx.com, you will find the album. Don't even take the They do not seem content to of nuance or subtlety. It is not that Rickly's voice teeters on the that not only do they have a cre- insert out. just sit back and enjoy play a syrupy top 40 hit; they the lyrics are terrible they are just brink of such hopelessness and ative page designer, but their another CD that won't grow old want to bring raw intensity back obvious. The group hits you over MXPX has debuted yet frustration, you wonder if he at music has been attached to with age, only the band mem- into the music scene. the head with their message. What another new album with a all realizes what he is singing everything from a Public Service bers will. This method is a dicey propo- happened to the days of letting the slightly more mature and dare I about. Geoff, you're trying way Announcement about drugs to - Angela L Gorier sition, as many can attest to. I lyrics be obtuse and trusting your say, put together sound. Before too hard to come across as the 25th anniversary edition of am sure many of us have been to audience to figure things out for Everythingand After is the angst-ridden. We get it, we real- "National Lampoon's Animal STORY OF THE YEAR local clubs and have witnessed themselves? What happened to the band's 10th album and it ly da House." bands that substitute talent for days of "Elementary penguin sounds like it, even the cover of On the album's opener, "For This new album, Before energy and believe the quickest singing Hare Krishna, man you the album looks a bit sexy (to PAGE AVENUE the Workforce, Drowning," he Everything and After uses the way to get the crowd on your should have seen them kicking me anyway). It is not some- B cries, literally, about "falling same formula that has worked side is to be obnoxiously loud. Edgar Allen Poe." thing you would expect from a Maverick Records from the top floor/your lungs for MXPX and other punk bands Story of the Year manages to What the album may be lacking band like MXPX. fill like parachutes/ the win- for years, they sing about love, avoid this pitfall and, for the in lyrical originality, it definitely like most punk bands nowa- dows go rushing by/ the people authority and life just plain old most pan, the transitions makes up for in musicianship and days, and even stretching back inside, they're dressed for the sucking. between melodies and short bringing energy back into the cur- a full ten years ago, these guys funeral in black white." On But, unless they completely Story of the Year is one in a bursts of rage seem to fit into the rent punk music scene. While will remind you of Blink 182 "Division St." sad sack Geoff tried to change their sound, long line of emerging punk structure of the music and of the those satisfied with the bubbly and Green Day, appealing to sings "I'm repeating'good-bye' MXPX album's will probably all bands trying to break into the songs. songs of New Found Glory might the younger crowds and those to the memories/the fever that sound alike in some way or mainstream. With their major However, they do not manage find the fits of rage distracting who like to mosh. So, it's hard will not break the night/is another. label debut Page Avenue, they to avoid the increasing trend to many listeners will find it refreshing to believe they have been doing pouring down/it's not enough Tracks such as "Everything have seemingly done the impos- have lyrics that lack any amount - Sean Corp this for nine years. Sucks (When You're Gone)" and sible: use a pop punk sound but of nuance or subtlety. It is not

^SflHBMffiSfll FRIDAY September 26, 2003 F-ZEROGX: Check www.bgnews.com/pulse out our Web site for a BOWLINE GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY review of the best and VOLUME 98 ISSUE 25 latest video game; WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE mm get a Tife J IM calendar of events Friday

10 p.m. The Ordinary Way Howard's Club H D E IT ER

10 pm. Scorch with Christopher Dale Brewster's

10 p.m. Eric Naussau with Hal Easy Street Cafe

11 p.m. UA0 Presents: The Hulk 206 Union

Saturday 10 p.m. The T-Shirts Infinite Number of Sounds Crimson Sweet Howard's Club H

10 p.m. Catwalk Blue Brewsters

10 p.m. Electrocott Circus Easy Street Cate

Sunday

10 p.m. Meeting Lions Howard's Club H

Monday

9:30 p.m. UA0 Presents: The Hulk 206 Union

10 p.m. Carbon Leaf Howard's Club H

Euchre Night Easy Street Cafe

Tuesday

TBA DJ performing Brewster's H I L L 9:30 p.m. By Andrea Whelm Deiter began skating as a to myself; 'geez, that looks up on a larger board and rid- sport, according to Deiter, UA0 Presents: Charlie's Angels: PUlSf ASSISTANT EDITOR kid in the late 70s. He started like fun' and then 1 thought, 'I ing downhill as fast as possi- usually when you ride, it's on Full Throttle When |im Deiter isn't busy off with just street and ramp can do that'," he said. ble. a highway with traffic Also, it 206 Union taking graduate classes or skating After tearing up his After watching skating on Many speed racers also is not illegal in California to teaching an American knee in 1991, he was no television for a few years, enjoy another hobby that is a ride a skateboard on a high- Comedy/Open-Mic Night Culture Studies introductory longer able to do much trick Deiter found a Web site favorite of Deiter's: streetluge. way. So basically you must Easy Street Cafe class at the University, he/ skating and as a result quit for where people talked about Streetluge consists of lying find a road that is not heavy likes to skateboard, last. a number of years. the different things you need down on your back, three to with traffic and have a car fol- Really fast. The mid 90s brought the to do to get started and what four inches off the ground low behind you so nobody Wednesday Jim isnt your average televising of X Games, gravity equipment was required. and steering a luge by leaning comes up behind you. skateboarder. Unlike the games and the interest of "I got in touch with a few side to side. After achieving "Most of the races I've been 10 p.m. skaters you may have seen Deiter. people who did it, bought the speeds of up to 75+ mph, in are just 20 guys getting John Scofield wheeling around campus "Some of the featured equipment and went out and you must stop with your feet. together, and each throw 20 Howard's Club H between classes or perfecting events the first couple of tried it. I've been doing it ever Deiter has competed in bucks in a hat and we'll race their jumps off of stairways, years were the street boarders since," he said. eight races total; all but one and whoever wins takes all Jazz Night Dm prefers to skate downhill and streetlugers, and I saw Speed boarding, as it's underground races. Since Easy Street Cafe at speeds of 55+mph. / them doing that and thought referred to, requires standing speed racing is not an official SPEED, PAGE 9 GRAPHICS AND LAYOUT BY MATT IVEY Thursday

10 p.m. The Stepford Five with Miranda Sound Howard's Club H Free stress with free entertainment at'Fes? The Calendar of Events is By Leigti Ann MacKenzie along with Fuse and hike loint raise money for The Muscular many other local businesses. tion jars available and a large compiled by Sean Corp. Contact PULSE WRITER Saints. The younger crowd can Dystrophy Association, a volun- Not only will the festival raise turnout anticipated, the festival him at [email protected] Stress and college never seem partake in the inflatable play- tary health agency aimed at money for the MDA, but it will is hoping to raise a substantial to be far apart, especially with grounds, splash tanks, speed conquering neuromuscular dis- also serve as a bond between amount of money for the MDA. midterms approaching fast. But pitching machines, golf chip- eases that affect more than a students and residents. "We Helen Bowden, Program BGNEWS now, thanks to the Kappa Alpha pers, performance artists and million Americans. really wanted to try and bring Coordinator, MDA, said the Order, students have a way to face painting. "We've been planning this fes- the campus and the community members of the Kappa Alpha BRIEFING relieve some of that stress, along There will also be a raffle in tival since last February," loseph together since they normally Order have done well in plan- with the entire Bowling Green which several prizes, provided said, "we normally do a golf out- separate themselves." Fleisch ning the festival that will get the Howard's to host community. by local businesses, will be up ing each year to raise money for said. Bowling Green public involved The first annual "Stress Fest," for bid. Fresh grilled food will be the MDA, but this year we want- And with a lot of recent and in their cause. national acts will take place Sept. 28 from provided by led's on Main Street, ed to get more of the communi- upcoming publicity, the turnout "They are so wonderful, being On Friday, Sept. 19 at 10 noon until 6 p.m. in the Sky who also donated wings for the ty involved." for this charitable cause is college students and putting this p.m., Howard's Club H pre- Bank parking lot located on wing-eating contest in which The festival has done just that expected to be a large one. event together on their own," sents "Blues Band of the Clough Street. the winner receives a T-shirt and so far, receiving support from "We've hit the campus pretty Bowden said, "they were the Year" winner Magic Slim & The festival will include enter- trophy. the University, 106.5 FM, Main hard with advertisements, so we ones who approached me about The Teardrops. On tainment for all ages. Three The festival, coordinated by Street BG, The Chamber of think the student turnout will be doing this." Wednesday, Oct. 1, Grammy bands will be featured, including Bryan loseph and Mark Fleisch Commerce, Jed's, Wal-Mart, Sky pretty good," Fleisch said. nominee the John Scofield Oval Opus as the headliner, of the Kappa Alpha Order, will Bank, John Newlove Reality and With a $2 entrance fee, dona- LOCAL. PAGE 9 Band will also perform. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday. September 26.2003 9 Festival Speed for life: adventure reigns to raise SPEED, FROM PAGE 8 no longer considered safe. in your chest... but you want to your arms out to the side, letting him to travel internationally. the money," he said Originally from Green Bay, do it again." the wind hit you square in the Skateboarding is a popular The first official event for Wisconsin, Deiter lived in Although not a self-pro- chest. When turning, you must international sport. In fact, while funds for Deiter was the Canadian California for a number of years, claimed thrill-seeker, Deiter has position yourself into a good at the Canadian National National Championships this where skateboarding is more also gone skydiving. Which was tuck. When attempting a 25 Championships, Deiter was summer in Montreal. popular than anywhere else in the bigger rush? mph hairpin turn, the trick is to competing not only among MDA Unfortunately, he crashed out of the world. After moving to Ohio, "Skateboarding... It sounds bend down, grabbing the board Americans and Canadians, but the race. however, he has had to drive or strange, but if you're driving a with one hand and dragging the also among Brazilians, Chileans, "It had been raining all day fly somewhere to practice. car going 55 mph it doesn't seem other on the ground. You must Mexicans, South Africans, LOCAL FROM PAGE 8 and usually we don't race in the "That was pan of the reason 1 very fast but you know if you get then keep yourself balanced and Germans, French. Swiss and in their cause. "They are so rain, but the course dried up. We crashed at this race-it had been on a motorcycle going that get back up into a tuck. British. only got two practice runs to the first rime Id been on a board speed, it feels like you're going a So what's the trick to perfect- Also surprising is the age of wonderful, being college stu- learn the course before qualifi- in three months... that was by lot faster. You're just standing on ing your skill? Balance? Luck? most boarders. According to dents and putting this event cations started," he said. far my biggest crash," he said. a skateboard bent over the road, "It's a little bit of both," Deiter Deiter, most of the top riders are together on their own," Deiter ended up going a bit While crashing at such nothing between you. So I'd say said. "It's practice, lots and lots of in their late 30s, early 40s. Bowden said, "they were the too fast and crashed into hay intense speeds sounds a bit when you're going mid 50s on a practice." "Out of the top 10 riders in ones who approached me bales going about 45 mph, tear- daunting, Deiter is not fazed. skateboard it feels like over 100 Deiter should know; he has the world, 8 of them are 38 or about doing this." ing the seat out of his leather "Strangely it doesn't scare me in a car," he said. been able to go as fast as 55-56 older so I've got a few years," he Bowden also expects the pants. Leather pants? Yes, ... but at the same time I'm not Speed racing is not for every- mph while speed boarding and said. event to bring in a lot of leather pants. Racers wear head one of those Mountain Dew body. It requires getting your 65-68 mph while streelluging. Look for clips of Deiter and money that will stay within to toe motorcycle gear, includ- extreme \o dude' kinda people," body into a tuck, bending down Once he finishes school, many other racers in a soon-to- the community. "There are he said. "It's definitely an adren- and trying to minimize as much Deiter plans to move back to patients right there in ing helmet, to protect them- be released DVD of the Howling Green that will bene- selves. After taking his spill, aline rush when you finish a run of your body as possible it's basi- Southern California and contin- Canadian National fit from the money raised at Deiter was unable to pass ... your arms and legs are shak- cally all about aerodynamics. In ue racing. He is hopeful of find- Championship. inspection because his suit was ing and your heart is pounding order to stop, you must stick ing a sponsor that would allow the festival," she said. With some cooperation from Mother Nature, the festival is expected to be a great success by the Kappa Alpha Order, not only raising money for the MDA, but bringing Tiffin welcomes Bowling Green students and residents together and involv- ing diem with their commu- the Tony Danza nity.

show is concerned, I lannam PULSC HSIHR said that there will be "a lot of Throughout the years, Tony energy, but light-hearted. It BG Danza has literally done it all: won't be anything too dramat- boxing, acting, directing pro- ic." For Danza, who grew up in Billboard ducing and singing. Brooklyn idolizing singers like Wait, singing? Sinatra and Crosby, the songs The same guy who played on House, an album that is FINDERS TOP 10 CDs tough-talking, but lovable char- rapidly climbing the adult con- acters in shows like "Taxi" and temporary charts, are impor- 1. A PERFECT CIRCLE "Who's the Boss?" actually tant to him, especially the Thirteenth Step sings. Not only does Danza album's title track. Photo Provided sing, but he is evidently quite "It speaks of who we are and 2. THURSDAY the crooner. what we hold dear," Danza By Eric Hann est with a younger audience, for bringing Christopher Dale War All The lime This evening, at the Ritz said. Prior to making his PUISf WHITER Biepenbrock said. Christopher to Bowling Green has had Theatre in Tiffin, Ohio, fans will appearance in Tiffin, Danza CHRISTOPHER DALE Dale is concerned because he many twists and turns of his 3. SAVES THE DAY get to see just how good Danza made stops in Pennsylvania, This Saturday night sees many schools cutting their own the past few years. In Reverie croons when he performs and before that he made had a Christopher Dale is bringing his music programs. Ryan Biepenbrock was the songs off his debut album Tlie stint at the famed Carnegie catchy acoustic rock show to While growing up Dale was long snapper for the 4.NLILJ0N House I Live In. The album is a Hall in New York City. Brewsters in downtown also influenced by many musi- University's football team. Kings Of Crunk collection of songs Danza grew So why perform at the Ritz Bowling Green. cians including Elton John, While attending the University, up listening to from the likes of Theatre in little Tiffin, Ohio? Dale has already made a Tom Petty and singer songwrit- Ryan studied biology with a 5. JOHN MAYER Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby. Hannam said the Ritz looks name for himself in his home- ers from the 70s. His parents' focus in pre-med and prc-den- Heavier Things Accompanying Danza will be a at a wide range of artists and town of San Diego, California. record collection and his tistry. five-piece band. entertainers and for Danza to He has been nominated for two grandfather who played tenor After graduating from the 6. STORY OF THE YEAR The atmosphere of the show, come to the Theatre, all he had San Diego Music Awards, saxophone and clarinet for a University, the Buffalo Bills Rage Avenue according to Bruce Hannam, to do was look at the star's pop- which included Best Pop big jazz band also influenced drafted him as a free agent. Just director of the Ritz Theatre, will ularity. Album and Best Acoustic. his musical style. before the season started, the 7. MXPX be a "las Vegas" type show. "There are a lot of people A female fan originally from Christopher Dale's trade- Buffalo Bills decided to let him Before Everything Hannam said that for those who are real Tony Danza fans," Bowling Green, Ohio, rode a mark is his ability to get the go- who are going to see Danza Hannam said, who expects a unicycle a mile and a half dur- crowd involved while he is per- Luckily Ryan had other inter- 8. DAVID BOWIE perform tonight (he also mixed crowd of both young ing rush hour traffic while on forming. "People pick my stuff ests and plans just in case Reality dances), will be in for a good and old. vacation to San Diego's num- up pretty quick." Dale said. things didn't work out as time, even though the Theatre "Tony will bring the type of ber one morning radio show When asked what separates planned. He is currently 9.T0M PETTY will most likely have more than entertainment that yes, appeals just to request one of him from other acts like Dave attending the school of den- Live At The Olympia a few empty seats. The reason to an older audience, but we Christopher Dale's songs. Mathews and John Mayer he tistry at Ohio State University for lower than expected ticket think he'll bring in a lot of peo- "He is dedicated and appre- jokingly said, "radio play and where he is currently attending. 10. ERYKAH BADU sales, Hannam said, is because ple who grew up watching him ciates all of his fans," said Ryan money." "lam very happy I had Worldwide Underground EP it's a "bit of a new genre-a new on TV," Hannam said. Biepenbrock, who met One of Dale's most memo- something to turn back to," shtick for Tony." The show will begin at 8 p.m. Christopher Dale while in San rable moments was when he Biepenbrock said. Ryan has no TOP 5 DVDs "Some people just don't and tickets range from $33-$50. Diego is responsible for bring- was asked to sing the National regrets about how things know what to expect," Contact the Ritz Theatre box ing him to Bowling Green. Anthem at Dodger Stadium for turned out, but he still misses 1. "Irreversible" Hannam said. As far as the office at 419-448-8544. MUSIC their fourth of July Firework putting on Ids brown and Show. ITiis was a big honor for orange football jersey before 2. "Family Guy Volume 2" INFLUENCES LIFE Christopher because he is a playing at Doyt Perry Stadium. Music has been a large part huge fan of baseball. Ryan met Christopher Dale 3. "Family Guy Volume 1" of Christopher Dale's life ever It was an incredible experi- at a bar in San Diego while THURSDAY to put this out." How about this since he was a child. When he heartwarming little jingle from ence, Dale said. Another high- watching a band playing that 4. "Spun" was in elementary school, his light during his carrer came night. Ryan mentioned to "M Shepard": "The stage is set counselor who played guitar to rip the wings from a butter- when over a hundred people Christopher how disappointed WAR OF ALL TIME and bass brought in a musician showed up to see one of his he was with the overall band 5. "The Simpsons: Treehouse of fly." Rumor has it that Thursday Horror" D to play for the students. This shows in Cleveland where he scene, so Christopher went to Island Records will be taking on ladybugs next. was all die inspiration It goes on like this for over 40 was relatively unheard of at the his car. and grabbed one of his Christopher needed to go time. CDs to give to him. minutes: Fast-paced and pissed home and pick up a guitar. WFAL FIVE ON THE off. The break neck speed of This time around while on From this chance encounter When Christopher Dale has tour Christopher Dale is hoping at the bar Ryan and Chris RISE War could be a good thing, but free time, he enjoys going to it just isn't. The boorish nature to gain even more fans than became friends Since then, Usually Thursdays are good elementary schools to play for before. Also on tour with Ryan Biepenbrock has been 1. THE RAPTURE days: It's almost the weekend, of the album, ironically makes the students in hopes of influ- for a slow moving, methodical Christopher Dale is Brent J. trying to help bring "Echoes" it's the night of "Must See TV." encing some of them like he Dickev. acoustic rock musician. Christopher Dale's music to it's a fun night to get drunk, etc. sound. was. It is a really amazing expe- Thursday is proving with War THE MAN BEHIND THE more people. 2. BLEEDING THROUGH But with the band Thursday, it's rience, Dale said. "This Is Love This Is Murderous" the exact polar opposite: anger, All tlte Time, that the angry, He loves going into the MUSIC anger, a little sadness, and attention-craving style of nu schools and sparking an inter- The man who is responsible metal is still kicking, full-force, 3. ELVIS C0STELL0 another hearty helping of "North" anger. non-stop. That voice. The voice of God help us all. -loeBugBee You may have seen these punk- "You Make Me, Me," seem overiy one with enough edge and 4. MAND0 DIA0 Thursday is an angry one, no "Bring 'Em In" doubt. But anger, particularly rock/skater guys at the Vans Tour sentimental when you read the testosterone behind it to give it on War All The Time, is a stale, MXPX some summer ago, but now they lyrics, but the drums and sound an energy lacking in so much of 5. THURSDAY no stagnant, and let's face it: a are doing bigger and better of lead vocals, make these punk today's punk scene. pretty lazy approach in trying things with their (cross your fin- anthems about the girl in your Not unlike bands like The "War All the Time" BEFORE EVERYTHING AND gers) upcoming mainstream life. Deftones or Glassjaw, Story of to be heard. The music is hard AFTER and uncompromising and fame. To be quite honest, 1 wouldn't the Year combines soft melodies mostly of all, repetitive. B If you visit their Web site, read the lyrics before listening to with intense screaming vocals. That voice. Singer Geoff A&M Records www.mxpx.com, you will find the album. Don't even take the They do not seem content to of nuance or subtlety. It is not that Rickry's voice teeters on the that not only do they have a cre- insert out, just sit back and enjoy play a syrupy top 40 hit: they the lyrics are terrible they are just brink of such hopelessness and ative page designer, but their another CD that won't grow old want to bring raw intensity back obvious. The group hits you over frustration, you wonder if he at MXPX has debuted yet music has been attached to with age, only the band mem- into the music scene. the head with their message. What all realizes what he is singing another new album with a everything from a Public Service bers will. This method is a dicey propo- happened to the days of letting the about. Geoff, you're trying way slightly more mature and dare I Announcement about drugs to - Angela L Gorter sition, as many can attest to. I lyrics be obtuse and trusting your too hard to come across as say, put together sound. Before the 25th anniversary edition of am sure many of us have been to audience to figure things out for angst-ridden. We get it, we real- Everythingand After is the "National Lampoon's Animal STORY OF THE YEAR local clubs and have witnessed themselves? What happened to the ly da band's 10th album and it House." bands that substitute talent for sounds like it, even the cover of days of "Elementary penguin On the album's opener, "For This new album, Before energy and believe the quickest singing Hare Krishna, man you the album looks a bit sexy (to Everything and After uses the PAGE AVENUE way to get the crowd on your the Workforce, Drowning," he B should have seen them kicking cries, literally, about "falling me anyway). It is not some- same formula that has worked side is to be obnoxiously loud. Edgar Allen Poe." from the top floor/your lungs thing you would expect from a for MXPX and other punk bands Maverick Records Story of the Year manages to What the album may be lacking fill like parachutes/the win- band like MXPX. for years, they sing about love, avoid this pitfall and, for the in lyrical originality, it definitely dows go rushing by/the people Like most punk bands nowa- authority and life just plain old most part, the transitions makes up for in musicianship and inside, they're dressed for the days, and even stretching back sucking. between melodies and short bringing energy back into the cur- a full ten years ago, these guys funeral in black white." On But, unless they completely Story of the Year is one in a bursts of rage seem to fit into the rent punk music scene. While "Division St" sad sack Geoff will remind you of Blink 182 tried to change their sound, long line of emerging punk structure of the music and of the and Green Day, appealing to those satisfied with the bubbly sings "I'm repeating 'good-bye' MXPX album's will probably all bands trying to break into the songs. songs of New Found Glory might to the memories/the fever that the younger crowds and those sound alike in some way or mainstream. With their major However, they do not manage who like to mosh. So, it's hard find the fits of rage distracting will not break the night/is another. label debut Page Avenue, they to avoid the increasing trend to many listeners will find it refreshing pouring down/it's not enough to believe they have been doing Tracks such as "Everything have seemingly done the impos- have lyrics that lack any amount -SeanCorp this for nine years. Sucks (When You're Gone)" and sible: use a pop punk sound but of nuance or subtlety. It is not FRII sJTlT September 26, 2003 F-ZERO GX: Check F www.bgnews.com/pulse out our Web site for a BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY review of the best and VOLUME 98 ISSUE 25 latest video game; WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE get a J IM calendar of events Friday

10 pm The Ordinary Way Howard's Club H D E IT ER

10 pm Scorch with Christopher Dale Brewster's

10 p m Eric Naussau with Hal Easy Street Cafe

11 p.m. UAO Presents: The Hulk 206 Union

Saturday

10pm The T-Shirts Infinite Number ol Sounds Crimson Sweet Howard's Club H

10 p.m. Catwalk Blue Brewster's

10 pm. Electrocolt Circus Easy Street Cafe

Sunday

10 p.m. Meeting Lions Howard's Club H

Monday

9:30 p.m. UAO Presents: The Hulk 206 Union

10 p.m. Carbon Leaf Howard's Club H

Euchre Night Easy Street Cafe

Tuesday

TBA DJ performing Brewster's H I L L

930 p.m. By Andrea Wilhehn Deiter began skating as a to myself; 'geez, that looks up on a larger board and rid- sport, according to Deiter, UAO Presents: Charlie's Angels: PULSE ASSISTANT (DIT0R kid in the late 70s. He started like fun' and then I thought, 'I ing downhill as fast as possi- usually when you ride, it's on Full Throttle When )im Deiter isn't busy off with just street and ramp can do that'," he said. ble. a highway with traffic. Also, it 206 Union taking graduate classes or skating After tearing up his After watching skating on Many speed racers also is not illegal in California lo teaching an American knee in 1991, he was no television for a few years, enjoy another hobby that is a ride a skateboard on a high- Comedy/Open-Mic Night Culture Studies introductory longer able to do much trick Deiter found a Web site favorite of Deiters: streetluge. way. So basically you must EasyStreet Cat6 class at the University, he skating and as a result quit for where people talked about Streetluge consists of lying find a road that is not heavy likes to skateboard, Fast. a number of years. the different things you need down on your back, three to with traffic and have a car fol- Really fast. The mid 90s brought the to do to get started and what four inches off the ground low behind you so nobody Wednesday )im isn't your average televising of X Games, gravity equipment was required. and steering a luge by leaning comes up behind you. skateboarder. Unlike the games and the interest of "1 got in touch wiUi a few side to side. After achieving "Most of the races I've been 10 p.m. skaters you may have seen Deiter. people who did it, bought the speeds of up to 75+ mph, in are just 20 guys getting John Scofield wheeling around campus "Some of the featured equipment and went out and you must stop with your feel. together, and each throw 20 Howard's Club H between classes or perfecting events the first couple of tried it. I've been doing it ever Deiter has competed in bucks in a hat and we'll race their jumps off of stairways, years were the street boarders since," he said. eight races total; all but one and whoever wins takes all Jazz Night Jim prefers to skate downhill and streetlugers, and I saw Speed boarding, as it's underground races. Since Easy Street Cafe at speeds of 55+ mph. them doing that and thought referred to, requires standing speed racing is not an official SPEED,PAGE 9 GRAPHICS AND LAYOUT BY MATT IVEY Thursday

10 pm The Stepford Five with Miranda Sound Howard's Club H Free stress with free entertainment at'Fesf The Calendar of Events is By Leigh Ann MacKenzie along with Fuse and luke Joinl raise money for The Muscular many other local businesses. lion jars available and a large compiled by Sean Corp. Contact PULSE WRITER Sainis. The younger crowd can Dystrophy Association, a volun- Not only will the festival raise turnout anticipated, (he festival him at [email protected] Stress and college never seem panake in the inflatable play- tary health agency aimed at money for the MDA, but it will is hoping TO raise a subsianlial to be far apart, especially with grounds, splash tanks, speed conquering neuromuscular dis- also serve as a bond between amount of money for The MDA. midterms approaching fast. Bui pitching machines, golf chip- eases that affecl more than a students and residents. "We Helen Bowden. Program BG NEWS now, lhanks to the Kappa Alpha pers, performance artisis and million Americans really wanted to try and bring Coordinator, MDA, said the Order, students have a way to face painting. "We've been planning this fes- the campus and the community members of The Kappa Alpha BRIEFING relieve some of Thai stress, along There will also be a raffle in tival since last February," Joseph together since they normally Order have done well in plan- with The entire Bowling Green which several prizes, provided said, "we normally do a golf out- separale Themselves," Fleisch ning The festival thai will gel the Howard's to host community. by local businesses, will be up ing each year to raise money for said. Bowling Green public involved The first annual "Stress Fest," for bid. Fresh grilled food will be (he MDA, but this year we want- And with a lot of recent and in their cause. national acts will take place Sept. 28 from provided by Jed's on Main Slreet. ed to get more of the communi- upcoming publicity, the turnout "They are so wonderful, being On Friday. Sepl. 19 at 10 noon until 6 p.m. in the Sky who also donaled wings for the ty involved." for this charitable cause is college sludenls and pulling this p.m., Howard's Club H pre- Bank parking lot located on wing-eating contest in which The festival has done jusl that expected to be a large one. event logelher on Their own," sents "Blues Band of the Clough Street. the winner receives a T-shirt and so far, receiving support from "We've hit the campus pretty Bowden said, "ihey were the Year" winner Magic Slim & The festival will include enter- Trophy. the University, 106.5 FM, Main hard wilh advertisements, so we ones who approached me about The Teardrops. On tainment for all ages. Three The festival, coordinaied by Street BG, The Chamber of think the student Turnout will be doing This." Wednesday, Oct. 1, Grammy bands will be featured, including Bryan Joseph and Mark Fleisch Commerce, Jed's, Wal-Mart, Sky prelty good," Fleisch said. nominee The lohn Scofield Oval Opus as the headliner, of (he Kappa Alpha Order, will Bank, lohn Newlove Reality and With a $2 enlrance fee. dona- LOCAL PAGE 9 Band will also perform. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE

MMW WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday, September 26,2003 9 Festival Speed for life: adventure reigns to raise SPEED,FROM PAGE 8 no longer considered safe. in your chest... but you want to your amis out to the side, letting him to travel internationally. the money," he said. Originally from Green Bay, do it again." the wind hit you square in the Skateboarding is a popular The first official event for Wisconsin, Deiter lived in Although not a self-pro- chest. When turning, you must international sport. In fan. while funds for Deiter was the Canadian California for a number of years, claimed thrill-seeker, Deiter has position yourself into a good at the Canadian National National Championships this where skateboarding is more also gone skydiving. Which was tuck When attempting a 25 Championships, Deiter was summer in Montreal. popular than anywhere else in the bigger rush? mph hairpin turn, the trick is to competing not only among the world. After moving to Ohio, "Skateboarding... It sounds MDA Unfortunately, he crashed out of bend down, grabbing the board Americans and Canadians, but the race. however, he has had to drive or strange, but if you're driving a with one hand and dragging the also among Brazilians, Chileans, "It had been raining all day fly somewhere to practice. car going 55 mph it doesn't seem other on the ground. You must Mexicans, South Africans, LOCAL. FROM PAGE 8 and usually we don't race in the "That was part of the reason I very fast but you know if you get then keep yourself balanced and Germans, French, Swiss and rain, but the course dried up. We crashed at this race-it had been on a motorcycle going that get back up into a tuck. British. in their cause. They are so only got two practice runs to the first time I'd been on a board speed, it feels like you're going a So what's the trick to perfect- Also surprising is the age of wonderful, being college sin learn the course before qualifi- in three months... that was by lot faster. You're just standing on ing your skill? Balance? Luck? most boarders. According to dents and putting this event cations started," he said. far my biggest crash," he said. a skateboard bent over the road, "It's a little bit of both," IX'iter Deiter, most of the top riders are together on their own." Deiter ended up going a bit While crashing at such nothing between you. So I'd say said. "It's practice, lots and lots of in their late 30s, early 40s. Bowden said, "they were the too fast and crashed into hay intense speeds sounds a bit when you're going mid 50s on a practice." "Out of the top 10 riders in ones who approached me bales going about 45 mph, tear- daunting, Deiter is not fazed. skateboard it feels like over 100 Deiter should know; he has the world. 8 of them are 38 or about doing this." ing the seat out of his leather "Strangely it doesn't scare me in a car." he said. been able to go as fast as 55-56 older so I've got a few years," he Bowden also expects the event to bring in a lot of pants. Leather pants? Yes, ... but at the same time I 'm not Speed racing is not for every- mph while speed boarding and said. leather pants. Racers wear head one of those Mountain Dew body. It requires getting your 65-68 mph while streetluging. 11»ik for clips of Deiter and money that will slay within extreme 'yo dude' kinda people," body into a tuck, bending down die community There are to toe motorcycle gear, includ- Once lie finishes school, many other racers in a soon-to- and trying to minimize as much patients right there in ing helmet, to protect them- he said. "It's definitely an adren- Deiter plans to move back to be released D\T) of the aline rush when you finish a run of your body as possible it's basi- Southern California and contin- BowlingGreen thai will bene- selves. After taking his spill, Canadian National ... your amis and legs are shak- fit from the money raised at Deiter was unable to pass cally all about aerodynamics. In ue racing. He is hopeful of find- Championship. inspection because his suit was ing and your heart is pounding order to stop, you must stick ing a sponsor that would allow the festival." she said. With some cooperation from Mother Nature, the festival is expected to be a great success by the Kappa Alpha Order, P-4*M ** i^D MH 1\ not only raising money for f *^L ■ )■■ 1 1 '., Ml the MDA, but bringing Tiffin welcomes Bowling Green students and a^B LV Hal residents together and involv- Dale ing iheni with their coininu- nilv. the Tony Danza ■' m mk ByloeBugBee show is concerned, I lannam rocks PULSE WRITER said that there will be "a lot of Throughout the years. Tony energy, but light-heancd. It BG Danza has literally done it all: won't be anything too dramat- J%k boxing, acting, directing, pro- ic." For Danza, who grew up in .^B ^a^aa Billboard ducing and singing. Brooklyn idolizing singers like down- K> ! Wait, singing? Sinatra and Crosby, the songs FINDERS TOP 10 CDs The same guy who played on House, an album that is r Ai < ^i tough-talking, but lovable char- rapidly climbing the adult con- 1 A PERFECT CIRCLE acters in shows like "Taxi" and temporary charts, are impor- ^^^a^H Thirteenth Step "Who's the Boss?" actually tant to him, especially the town sings. Not only does Danza album's title track. Photo Prowled sing, but he is evidently quite "It speaks of who we are and 2. THURSDAY the crooner. what we hold dear," Danza By Eric Hann est with a winger audience, for bringing Christopher I dale War All The lime This evening at the Ritz said. Prior to making his Biepenbrock said. Christopher to Bowling Green has had Theatre in Tiffin, Ohio, fans will appearance in Tiffin, Danza CHRISTOPHER DALE Dale is concerned because he many twists and turns of his 3. SAVES THE DAY get to see just how good Danza made stops in Pennsylvania, This Saturday night sees many schools cutting their own the past few years. In Reverie croons when he performs and before that he made had a (Christopher Dale is bringing his music programs. Ryan Biepenbrock was the songs off his debut album / he stint at the famed Carnegie catchy acoustic rock show to While growing up Dale was long snapper for the 4. NLIL JON House I Live In. The album is a Hall in New York City. Brewsters in downtown also influenced by many musi- University's football team. Kings Of Crunk collection of songs Danza grew So why perform at the Ritz Bowling Green. cians including F.lton John, While attending the University, up listening to from the likes of Theatre in little Tiffin, Ohio? Dale has already made a Tom Petty and singer songwrit- Ryan studied biology with a 5. JOHN MAYER Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby. 1 lannam said the Ritz looks name for himself in his home- ers from the 70s. His parents' focus in pre-med and pre-den- Heavier Things Accompanying Danza will be a at a wide range of artists and town of San Diego, California. record collection and his tistry. five-piece band. entertainers and for Danza to I le has been nominated for two grandfather who played tenor After graduating from the 6. STORY OF THE YEAR The aunosphere of the show, come to the Theatre, all he had San Diego Music Awards, saxophone and clarinet for a University, die Buffalo Bills Rage Avenue according to Bruce Hannam, to do was look at the star's pop- which included Best Pop big jazz band also influenced drafted him as a free agent. lust director of the Ritz Theatre, will ularity. Album and Best Acoustic. his musical style. before the season started, the 7 MXPX be a"Las Vegas" type show. "There arc a lot of people A female fan originally from Christopher Dale's trade- Buffalo Bills decided to let him Before Everything Hannam said that for those who are real Tony Danza fans," Bowling Green, Ohio, rode a mark is his ability to get the go- who are going to see Danza I lannam said, who expects a unicycle a mile and a half dur- crowd involved while he is per- Luckily Ryan had odier inter- 8. DAVID BOWIE perform tonight (he also mixed crowd of both young ing rush hour traffic while on forming "People pick my stuff ests and plans just in case Reality dances), will be in for a good and old. vacation to San Diego's num- up pretty quick." Dale said. things didn't work out as time, even though the Theatre " Ibny will bring the type of ber one morning radio show When asked what separates planned. He is currently 9.T0M PETTY will most likely have more than entertainment that yes, appeals just to request one of him from other acts like Dave attending the school of den- Live At The Otympia a few empty seats. The reason to an older audience, but we < Christopher Dale's songs. Mathcws and lohn Mayer he tistry at Ohio State University for lower than expected ticket think he'll bring in a lot of peo- "He is dedicated and appre- jokingly said, "radio play and where he is currently attending. 10. ERYKAH BADU sales, Hannam said, is because ple who grew up watching him ciales all of his fans," said Ryan money." "I am very happy I had Worldwide Underground EP it's a "bit of a new genre-a new on IV," I lannam said. Biepenbrock, who met One of Dale's most memo- something to turn back to." shtick for Tony." I he show will begin at 8 p.m. Christopher Dale while in San rable moments was when he Biepenbrock said. Ryan has no TOP 5 DVDs "Some people just don't and tickets range from S33-S50. Diego is responsible for bring- was asked 10 sing the National regrets about how things know what to expect," Contact the Ritz Theatre box ing him to Bowling Green. Anthem at Dodger Stadium for turned out. but he still misses 1. "Irreversible" I l.iiin.ini said. As far as the office at 419-448-8544. MUSIC their Fourth of July Firework putting on his brown and Show. This was a big honor for orange football jersey before 2. "Family Guy Volume 2" INFLUENCES LIFE (Christopher because he is a playing at lOoyt Perry Stadium. Music has been a large pan huge Ian of baseball. Ryan met (Christopher Dale of Christopher Dale's life ever 3. "Family Guy Volume 1" to put this out." I low about this It was an incredible experi- at a bar in San Diego while THURSDAY since he was a child. When he ence, Dide said. Another high- watching a band playing that heartwarming little jingle from was in elementary school, his 4. "Spun" "M Shepard": "The stage is set light during his carter came night. Ryan mentioned to counselor who played guitar when over a hundred people Christopher how disappointed WAR OF ALL TIME to rip the wings from a butter- 5. "The Simpsons: Treehouse of and bass brought in a musician showed up to see one of his he was with the overall band 0 fly." Rumor has it that Thursday to play for the students. This Horror" will be taking on ladybugs next. shows in Cleveland where he scene, so Christopher went to Island Records was all the inspiration It goes on like this for over 40 was relatively unheard of at the his car, and grabbed one of his (Christopher needed to go time. (CDs to give to him. minutes: Fast-paced and pissed home and pick up a guitar. WFAL FIVE ON THE off. The break neck speed of This time around while on From this chance encounter When Christopher Dale has tour Christopher Dide is hoping at the bar Ryan and (Chris RISE War could be a good thing, but free time, he enjoys going to it just isn't. The boorish nature to gain even more fans than became friends. Since then. Usually Thursdays are good elementary schools to play for before. Also on tour with Ryan Biepenbrock has been 1. THE RAPTURE days: It's almost the weekend, of the album, ironically makes the students in hopes of influ- for a slow moving, methodical Christopher Dale is Brent |. Irving to help bring "Echoes" it's the night of "Must See TV," encing some of them like he Dickev, acoustic rock musician. Christopher Dale's music to sound. was. It is a really amazing expe- it's a fun night to get drunk, etc. more people. 2. BLEEDING THROUGH But with the band Thursday, it's Thursday is proving with War rience. Dale said. THE MAN BEHIND THE "This Is Love This Is Murderous" the exact polar opposite: anger, All the lime, that the angry, lie loves going into the MUSIC anger, a litdc sadness, and attention-craving style of nu schools and sparking an inter- I be man who is responsible 3. ELVIS C0STELL0 another hearty helping of metal is still kicking, full-force, "North" anger. non-stop. That voice. The voice of God help us all. 4. MAND0 DIA0 Thursday is an angry one, no ■JoeBugBee You may have seen these punk- "You Make Me, Me," seem overly one with enough edge and "Bring 'Em In" doubt. But anger, particulariy rock/skater guys at the Vans Tour sentimental when you read the testosterone behind it to give it on War All Vie Time, is a stale, MXPX some summer ago. but now they lyrics, but the drums and sound an energy lacking in so much of 5. THURSDAY no, stagnant, and let's face it: a are doing bigger and better of lead vocals, make these punk today's punk scene. pretty lazy approach in trying things with their (cross your fin- anthems about the girl in your Not unlike bands like The "War All the Time" BEFORE EVERYTHING AND gers) upcoming mainstream life. Deftones or Glassjaw, Story of to be heard. The music is hard AFTER and uncompromising and fame. To be quite honest, 1 wouldn't the Year combines soft melodies mostly of all, repetitive. B If you visit their Web site, read the lyrics before listening to with intense screaming vocals. ASM Records That voice. Singer Geoff www.mxpx.com, you will find the album. Don't even take the They do not seem content to of nuance or subdety. It is not (hat Rickly's voice teeters on the that not only do they have a cre- insert out, just sit back and enjoy play a syrupy top 40 hit: they the lyrics are terrible they arc just brink of such hopelessness and ative page designer, but their another (CD that won't grow old want to bring raw intensity back obvious The group hits you over MXPX has debuted yet frustration, you wonder if he at music has been anached to with age, only the band mem- into the music scene. the head with their message. What another new album with a all realizes what he is singing everything from a Public Service bers will. This n leihi id is a dicey propo- happened to the days of letting the slightly more mature and dare I about. Geoff, you're trying way Announcement about drugs to - Angela L Gorier sition, as many can attest to. I lyrics be obtuse and trusting your say, put together sound. Before too hard to come across as the 25th anniversary edition of am sure many of us have been to audience to figure things out for Everything and After is the angst-ridden. We get it, we real- "National Lampoon's Animal STORY OF THE YEAR local clubs and have witnessed themselves? What happened to the band's 10th album and it ly do. House." bands diat substitute talent for days of "Elementary penguin sounds like it, even the cover of On the album's opener, "For This new album, Before energy and believe the quickest singing Hare Krishna, man you the album looks a bit sexy (to PAGE AVENUE the Workforce, Drowning," he Everything and After uses the way to get the crowd on your should have seen them kicking me anyway). It is not some- B cries, literally, about "falling same formula that has worked side is to be obnoxiously loud. Kdgar Allen Poe." from the top floor/your lungs thing you would expect from a for MXPX and other punk bands Maverick Records Story of the Year manages to band like MXPX. What the album may be lacking fill like parachutes/the win- for years, they sing about love. avoid this pitfall and, for the in lyrical originality, it definitely like most punk bands nowa- dows go rushing by/the people .in 11 ii ii i iv and life just plain old most part, the transitions makes up for in musicianship and inside, they're dressed for the days, and even stretching back sucking. between melodies and short a full ten years ago, these guys bringing energy back into die cur- funeral in black white." On But, unless they completely Story of the Year is one in a bursts of rage seem to fit into the rent punk music scene. While will remind you ot Blink 182 "Division St." sad sack Geoff tried to change their sound, long line of emerging punk structure of the music and of the those satisfied with the bubbly and Green Day, appealing to sings "I'm repeating 'good-bye' MXPX album's will probably all bands trying to break into the songs. songs of New Found Glory might the younger crowds and those sound alike in some way or to the memories/the fever that mainstream. With their major However, they do not manage find the fits of rage distracting will not break the night/is who like to mosh. So, it's hard another. label debut Page Avenue, they to avoid the increasing trend to to believe they have been doing many listeners will find it refreshing pouring down/it's not enough Tracks such as" Everything have seemingly done the impos- have lyrics that lack any amount ■Sean Corp this for nine years. Sucks (When You're Gone)" and sible: use a pop punk sound but of nuance or subtlety. It is not 10 Friday. 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